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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-17
INTRODUCING
A. A. SHEPHERD CDR. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialists
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Have Ills Great Remedy
Placed in Vie Hands OF the
Druggists.

This is the most wonderful roiuctiol in medical
science in the nineteenth century. iris Is not
patent medicine, but n prescription compounded
his extensive practice TOR Of all blood dis
eases. The cures wrought by 40 are simply Won
deriu and have attracted thousands 10 the doctor
parlors Tor treatment.
urr7uru ur7u tire trrrrr
and attention of the doctor for hs medicine from
people who could not vlsit New York city thai IL
became matter of duty 10 devise some plan by
which the genera public could be supplied with
This genuine valuable remedy ana fer thls purpose
a. A. shepherd has been called % Providence 70
arrange with Nsll Lyon, Nestminatcr street, 20
permit them 60 keep n stock and sell tails wonue r.
ia blood remedy. fhis q purely YeSetaole, an
excellent tonic anu builder blood purifier un-
excClled a nerve tonic nothing can cqCal. br
scott has devoted his lie 60 me thorough know
ledge and understanding Of blood iseases.
A few a when are named here: Kidney disease,
liver complaint. sick headache, muscular rheuma-
tism. dyspepsia, less OF appetite. constipation,
scrofu Ia syphilis, canccrouG humors, pain in bones
catarrh. salt rheum plmples lace general debii-
ILy. boils, dizziness, female weakness, malarial
poison.
The above named druggists have received their
FIRST consignment and would invite all persons 70
call and become acquainted with the merits OF q
perfect remedy. DR.. scotps medicine when placed
a. drug stores Is sold under The name of Dr. scott's
Sarsaparilla, and al who Intended taking n spring
med cine should not fail 10 try DR.. seotts Safsa-
parilla
No Pills Have TO be used with DIR. Scots
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-17
Failures and Liabilities.

Failures for the first week in Novem-
Der were rather larger than Of late, liabil.
ities amounting TO a., si4 44b, Of which e742, :
420 were OF manufacturing nd s2,0S3, ,977
of trading concerns. In five weeks end
ing Nov. l. liabilities In failures were SILL
127, 200, OF which si46i 6l3 We're Of manu-
featuring and S6,57l,97f OF trading con
Germs. The failures OF tho past week have
been 970 in the United States. against 3e3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-17
Brad 'rsot'. II rort.


Bradstreets says ehaJ general tre1e re
ports Throughout 3le Canadln Dominion
DO not indicate \ marked improvement in
any iine, except thas prices for staples
tend 20 advance ia Gusose, though largely
on scocunt OF higher rail rates, due to ap-
pgosnldng Gloss of navigation.
Unfavorable weather in Ontario has
checked trade, but In Nova Scotia cold
weather has stimulated trade and collec-
tlons.
Bank clesrings at Hamilton, Toronto,
Montreal and Halifax aggregate SCI, 1876. 600
this week, against s2@,bil000 last week
and as compared with $40 $4,000 In the
week one year ago.
There are 83 business failures reported
from Canadian provinces this week
against 40 last week, 80 IN the week year
ago and al two years ara
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-17
The "omoiAI" Account.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing official account OF the Armenian
troubles was issued yesterday. Some Ar
inenian brigands provided with arms Of
foreign origin joined an insurgent Kurd
tribe for the purpose of committing ex-
ccsses. They burned and devastated several
Mussulman villages.
Regular troops were sent 90 the scene Ln
order 10 protect peaceabls inhabitants
against those dopredations The Ottoman
troops not only projected and respected
the submissive portion Of tho population
and the women and children. but they ro.
established order and tranquility.
II Is not true that the Kuras seized tho
furniture, effects and cattle OF the fua.-
tive Armcnians. The latter took their 81
focts 10 the mountains before rcyOltiDg.
The Armenian women az present with
kurds belong 20 the families of the
br1gands andwent Gus there with their has.
bands 10 join the lnsurgent Knrds. Re.
spocting the villages alleged % have boeu
destroyed. J. was the Arnenians who car
ried on all their belongings before Decom.
ing brigaD6.
The morning call., 1894-10-19
LITTLE DOUBT OF 1T.
Still the Clergy in This Country Has
Been Advised.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-The renewed
reports that Mgr. SatolIi is about TO be
created Cardinal are not doubted here.
although the Catholic dignitar1es cannot
verify the statement that official notice
has been received that the ceremony will
occur in two or three weeks MGR. Ss-
TOLL is absent in Canada. bnt his assistant
N. Sbarretti, said that 10 notice had been
received. SO far as he knew Such com.
munications will go to Mgr. Satolli, how
ever. The ablegate, it was added. had mt
made known any such facts to his house-
hold.
When Bishop Kean, rector of the Cath
olic University, recently returned from
Rome he gave the Associated Press an in.
terView, based on a talk with the Pope. in
which Bishop Kean stated that the Pope's
encycical next month would elevate The
American ablegaie's household. and that
Mgr. Satolli would be made a Cardinal in
the course of time. The present report
appears to be In line with Bishop Kean's
semi-official statement. The Bishop was
not at the university to-day. but the vice.
rector, Rev. DR.. CarrigaD, said that moth
ing was known further than has already
been stated by Bishop kean.
The morning call., 1894-10-19
AN ILLICIT DISTILLERY.
Barrels of Brandy Found Hidden
Under the Vines.

FRESNO, Oct. 18.-Deputy Internal Rev
enue Collector Griffin to-day seized the
distillery and plant at the Lind vineyard.
hve miles east OF Fresno, for illicit distil-
ling For years the property, consisting of
l4O acres, has been under the manage
ment OF a. z. Adams, but is now run in
MS daughters name. The distilery was
under surveillance by revenue officers for
number of months past. A search of
the premises this morning revealed several
barrels of brandy hidden under vines in
the vineyard. Upon further search more
hidden brandy was found. In all about
200 gallons of unstamped brandy was
found. and the search was not yet COM
pleted
The morning call., 1894-10-19
Eaten bv the Hogs.

ORovILLE, Oct. 18.-An old resident of
Yankee Hill Damed Goilieb Freish wen
out hunting two weeks ago and was never
seen again. Yesterday his dead body.
partially devoured by hogs. was found in
the woods. 1t is supposed that he 81 um
bled and fell. fatally wounding himself, as
The morning call., 1894-10-19
Railway Official Indicted.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 1S.-James Means, d.
vision freight agent of the +. c. c. and
S. l.. Railroad, to-day was indicted nv the
United States Grand Jury for discrimjnat-
ing in the matter Of beer shipments from
Cincinnati to Pnt.burg The trial of
Baltimore and Ohio officials for the Same
offense will begin Tomorrow.
The morning call., 1894-10-19
HE OPPOSED BRECKENRIDGE.
The Pastor of a Lexington Church
Has so SteD Down.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 1S.-Professor ].
B. Jones of Hamilton Dental College and
pastor of tue Providence Christian Church
in this city has been deposed from his pas
torate by the irate mem bers, who object Ia
his mixing up politics with religion. Pro
fessor Jones took prominent part in the
Breckenridge Owens campaign against
Colonel Breckinridge. and a majority of
the officers in the church were sympathizers
with the Colonel
The morning call., 1894-10-19
COLLARED A THIEF.
Father Gey Did His Duty as Good
Citizen

Citizen.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-Father Gey OF ST.
Peters Catholic Church, Clark and Polk
streets. ended early mass to-day by
abruptly leaving the altar and, though
robed in his sacred vestments. collaring
bold thief in the main aisle. The thief,
George Adams, an ex-consici, pretending
TO be worsbiper, had suddenly grabbed
the pocketoook of Mrs. Refs, aged 76, and
was making his escape Adams was
locked up.
The morning call., 1894-10-19
Cash in the treasury

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-The cash bal.
ance in the treasury Mt close of business q
to-aay was STA. 4.782, 73s; gold reserve. $50
700 400
The morning call., 1894-10-19
Ex-premier Mercier DYING.

MONTREAL. Oct. 1S.-Ex- Premier Mer-
cier is very low. He has been taken from
the hospital to his home to die.
The morning call., 1894-10-19

BLANkBooKS, typewriter papers, legal blanks
and all Office supplies at lowest possible prices.
Sanborn, Vail s. Co.
The morning call., 1894-10-19
MISS MONROE'S ODE.
A Newspaper Will Pay Well for the
Publication of 1t.

Publication or It.
New YORK, Oct. 1S.-A jury in the
United States Circuit Court to-day
awarded Miss Harriet Monroe judgment
against the World for $4,000 damages. The
suit was brought to recover $4,000 for the
publication IN the World OF the Colum bian
ode, written by Miss Monroe. The ode
had been copyrighted.
The morning call., 1894-10-19

In fact, as we'll as in print, and a
pleasing feature of our Juvenile De-
partment is that you have an entire
floor, 14,700 square feet, to yourselves,
fitted up like parlor, light and bright.
not like some stores Juvenile De-
ments, little dark Cubby hole in a
corner of their shops
The morning call., 1894-10-19

he always carried his gun at full cock. One
barrel of his shotgun was empty and the
other loaded.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-03

@inneiota EotoIatbolbsielRab af.
bolber lit 9be aarsmgbe @rouss
s.rte, Eaniem. glap So. 1-2 no.
oemberSfbrftt. Mbbet bespnber II.
10 forniobos ben life nopb. Joru.
ben lggsAne forretninaer fpreilaar be.
7F9reE feH f1!geaoe tmNtf tfI ttbdiIb,
ling:
I. 9pao Ton ber sibres, for at faa
be enonu uoenforitaaenbe lotalfore.
,ineer til at i1utte fig til falIesiel>
itabet?
2. 9uab fan 9isres for at opnoa
mere famarbeioe mellem be forliel.
li9e tatsielRaber?
3. 8sr afbolbsfoltet saa meb paa
acknowledging al ialoontrofiten?
Betprelien oil fbrse for at faa sobe
talere til mboet.
&i ital prsue at faa reouttion paa
iernbanerue.
Sfdlse tibli9ere berutniu9 of iel.
Rabet foroeles reiieubsifterne ligeliQt
paa be tilfeoeuerenbe belegater.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-03

Sen republifanfe @onpention for
Grant County afbolbtes @lbotp
Safe forri9e 2prbaa. Sen nomine.
rebe fplsenbe County, @mbebs,
menb: Iabitbr &. 6. DDbbal,
Rasierer 2ors 2pnne, Sberiff 6. 81.
Maib, &esiter Of 9eebs 8. Nuslunb,
gountp. .Iouofat SO. @a,eb, Stitte,
BONNER u. .. Dftbun. Sanbmaaler
.. s. @aiep, Coroner 8. M. &bin,
nep, Gommisier g. @aiep, Stole.
superintendent 6. g. 9alen, @oun>
tp.&ommisierer &. &. 5u9lie / 2bet,
8enrp 9enbridion ! 3oie og Sobn
8. Eor9erion 4be Dihritt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-03

9pretA fiette 6opeb. Ser er siort
@esniiab for ben. alle, og insen af
eem tait bore Dpret fra Mfsrunben.
9ette piier. at insen al be II &on,
seri9er ! pefflise % ipblise europa
Tan pare 9bret fra Nferunben. 9ette
ubelntter olle Ronseriser inbenfor
bet romerite Mises Dmraobe meuem
&binen % Donal fro Mbriaterbapet
ueitoper til Mtlanterbapet. inbbefat.
tenoe Gnglauo os enbel af @totlanb.
9uer'en Grantris, 0ferris, Stal1en,
@panien el1er Britanien tan bore
Dpret fra Nf9runben, tbi bisie er
Soru paa 9prets @oueb. @n for,
nuftis Gnalpie al @pmbolet pilbe
baue forbinbret olle be Sell. fom Ct
blepen giort neb at fremfille 5ront.
ris 1om bet 9pr, ber ftes up al Mf,
9runben.
9pret fra &f8runben maa ifplee
Spmbolets Matur bore en- europei1f
Mast uoenfor bet mellem Donau %
@hinen lissenbe 0mraabe. Set
maa enten pare &reusien eller &us>
Lamb. Men @uslanb er bet lite,
forbi &uslanb &rofetien ct falbt
peo @aon fom ueb @uropas 9opeb /
ct 9iosrum efter at 9pret fra Mf>
9runoen er falbt.
9erfpr, fben 9pret fra Nfsrun>
ben lite tan uare noset al be ii euro.
petite 4ongebBmmer mellem &binen
% 9onnu paa ben enc Sibe o9 lite
Tan pere &uSlano paa ben anben
Sioe. raaa bet bore @reusien.
@elpe Spmbolets Matur sobteipr,
at &reusien er 9pret fra Mfgrunoen.
&i uil finbe, at naar &reusien
ibentificeres meo Dpret fra Mf9run>
ben, pil bette oile fig iom ct ftertt
Bepis for. at Drasen er @Dmbolet
poo &en0emaSteui 2onbon.
t5ortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-03

aipbmono Die ron @robibinaernes aonsrestanooa u,
neoa D beu fbb 8ermlanb Soerse. 1s4s 6an
Tom til Gmea 1867 ba 10 qar sammd 6an
5armius inbtl 1874. 9a bespnb ban 9anbesnns 6olmes
@tp fammn fin 8ror Sebn 6an qttebe aeranbra
lsz5 l fbea
Der en- for misunderstanding bfebs. an FriDer meeet mat
9annb aoo @useF Sort @uen vi bans Mor Rulbe mon
ontose bam for orbano 9an u meformblobe
aaom n@oenRa ameritono n nfor @esbrptoren
fue G8e" p @omanoen" oio San @bent mposni om
ubser r@eebrbtaren s riper nefen @eaonarler bette
Blao.
ar. ron 92epubfaner 1885, ban ba Eoua.
bolosman % ban lille nb buoeoes ban mooarboe
@aloonen mme femme for &a m for beaem Gum
aber 9rtetratn etsfe git ban @robibitnRernes
r to8 lense Mbemmerne art at fnoe bans erb
aereoe 1888 u ban opfQ iom ess(aturtanoa fra 9uslas
@untp os @arties @ugebb e 1888 m.
be n palat ON lite eno lpan.
agtae 8Fplbainser bpn ubiprebt nosle Dase @
@n ban @an paa @alsiebod os 1892 %
1890 fpr Gutal mmer noeen paa @a9ibbe an
uom rObibonh bans galsiprog r@aoonen
saa" uao BON oruarer bean bpab gserne
u bue for oeotommnoe 6on renst ars brp
brig siJet 2ae 6an belbe orrenns brug b
fine Gr til at fremme @robbtnsioeen oa tise Die,
San Genoe onopol os bar mango % reue
5armerens arbeoerens Sner 6on pmperer 5oepars
et, ban u rooi,ol m mango 5oltpar:mano.
poroes m aron aoa bmme fin eeen Bp freeaar fpsenoe
imute @ionesbqro fra @uansoiue @nrpre:
.&obibionfne 9iatt bebreo aRebboser r Ole
&ron ominaionen til Onsresmanb Stnt al poF
arue aRr Ron opast been Hrobibionerue
eort @alg, ban Utunb Sen % Gambling,
be uioe faar Brobibinens Jremper % o o.
Bense til @osen Gremm 81 flyer bette 0pristsbeo % d pons
Nse ior anbn &an oil uoenup aa Nntal @mmer fra
parets etter ar fra ben @ioe om msnb meb Boen
ban fit @ ipmpatbiie me 5ultpart enobu an natrispis
letter 5orbub mob 2ifertroften pperf".
lmu Nnbeolins polf Wobanoer 8i enig
@npe at robibionerne nepp babe truet
8als useblabet ct Orpst ON, ben bebRe
f opqeoe anbibater for bette Gmbebe &form alng
ses Bagnns % oerfor bet bir palst neeb
paa @eier for ben beDfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-03
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.
8en8emta8tett I 2o,,oo,,.


Ye,t8etta8tett I &ostoott.
(The London Money Power.)
Mf9. 9. 8oplfolf.
Copyrighted 1894. Srnft meb fpeetel
Siaabelie.
(Jortiettelie fra forr. Mo.)
2. Set anbet bpbe &opeb. iom
beuser ueb unber 9rasens &als. ct
ct 2pueboueb os betesner bet as1pri,
Re &iae, iom bortfbrte be ii Gtom>
mer 5angenRab Meoien.
3. Set treble bpbe @oueb, iom
banser neb, ct o9iaa ct 2buebupeo
og ct ct Symbol pea bet babplonife
9tise. fom bortibrte Suba til BabD.
Ion. ..
4. Set fierbe 6opeb. iom beuser
neb. ct ct Biprneboueo oe betesner
bet perlite &i9e, iom lob sspoerne
orose tilbaee til fit e9et 2ano os oltio
bebanbleoe oem penli9t.
5. Set temte &opeb, iom baneer
neb unber 9ragens 6als, er en- SEQ.
parbs 9oueb os Ct ct Symbol poo
bet moteboniife @ise. oer unber
Gleranber ben Store omitprtebe bet
perfiite &ise, % fom unoer Nntiofus
@pifanes plaseoe Spoerne meo en-
itretfelis Gorfs!selie.
9isfe er be fem &iser, iom Dor
falbne, ba @pnet Nabenbaringen
blep feet.
5ortIaring ouer etiiette
6oueb meb fine ii 9orn.
Det iiette 9opeo par bet romeriie
8ise. iom ba etsiaereoe, % ON bpil>
TT gnsetea fd6ot:: rDen enc e III. :
Set iiette 9oueb. bet romerfe @ise,
bleu laset peb nGoero" al Morbens
8arbarer Mar 476 tsr &rifus. buil.
ten Eib 9iitoriterne aiuer for bet to-
merRe @i9es 5alo.
Morbens 8arbarer plantebe fine
&onseriser, beor bet romerife &ise
baube paret, % bet famine Nar. iom
bet romerite @ise falot. finoer ri for
tbrfe Gang ii &on9eriser inoen bets
@r9noier.
s Nrofetiens Dine pebblep bet
babploniife, bet perfRe os moteooni'
ite &ise at etsiitsre eeosraiR efter
fit Galo iom politiRe NtaSter. liaeban
fom Srlano % 8olen frembeles an.
fees torat baue en- seosrafiR @tsi<
fence, efterat be bar opbprt at bore
politiite Master. Otter 8rotetien
par bet romerRe 3erritorium ben
Del al bet romeri1e &ise, ION tile
inbbefatteoe bet babploniFe, perfRe
% mateooniite &i9e ct Eerritori.
nm iom itratte fig fra Mbriaterbapet
til Donau og berfra uefouer til Mt=
lanterbauet % Miboelbopet, inbbe.
fattenbe @n9lanb oe enbel al Sfot.
lanb.
Snbenfor bette Eerritorium timber
ri II barbariFe &oneeriser i Maret
476 fgr &r., os ber Dor bele 4iben
fiben paret ii &onsebbmmer bet
9erritorium, iom ubaiorbe bet 70.
merRe @ise.
Set bar lite oltib peret be lamme
&ongebemmer. uubertiben uilbe
fomme folbe, % andre piloe opfaa /
beres 5teo. l1nbertiben bar ber /
Ouersanssperiober peret ct eller to
Ran9ebpmmer minore eller mere enb
ii, men raar bisie Dper9angsperio.
oer bar ouer, os europa penote til,
base til fin normale 9ilfonb, par
Der isien ii &onseb1mmer. Ser bar
/ ! tretten 6unbrebe Mar peret ii &ons
8eri9er | ignbre og pefre europa.
Der er Il Ronsebpmmer / europa nu
inbentor @rnnbierns for bet romerife
Hige.
Disie It Rouseb5mmer er tulbt
beFrepne ! min bog rMbele til
&rofetiell@; % bet Ct lite nbbpenbiat
at forflare beu1 l1ermere ber..
9isie Ii Ronseriger inbenfor bet
romerfe @ises Eerritorium er betea<
net peb be II 5oru, iom potie ab al
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-10-03
fergus 6al1s Mgtb1aa
uotou1u1er tber Ou8bag.
Il. eoIeat, nbgtner.
6ubifrtpttDu8prt8 $1.25 for 1 Iae. betait
tTorftu6, enerS $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-13

The Prop;;ctors CT the Boletfa
Nero antiY " hive the honour of re.
guessing Er4ii::.l, advertisers to hand
their uders g Mess AMEDER
PRINCE r - WHO are the sole
Ayers h; -! Gnali<s . fmasat
AdVg' sis5ag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-13
BOLBTIN .AERGAlTIb DE- PUERTO-RICO.

DUBLIN 'MLhUAylll I'D 1UEhlV-nIUV.
CONsAGRADO A LA DEFENSA DE LOS IN.9
TEREsES NACIONALES EN- AMERICA ORGANC
DE LOS GSPANOLES INCONDICIONALES EN- PTO.RICO:
CONDlC1ONES GENERATES acordados por la Direcci1H
para toda clase de renaitidos q anuncios.
publication de os medic
convencionales determinaran Of
Los comuDcsdo rem idos gcl deben
del ponsAbldd
mas con ID de persona repcneahle de
Los originates de nuncado mitdo gacetlss
ievueltos aunque Tubliquen.
No Sc respond de extAvo ri de clches
La columns del Te6dico condeIads
largo. - 11~IalF : ~ mi -1- sff5*
El ?nunciante tendrA dcho
De En- ccaCederse
10 por 100 'otre Ell preco de tarfa
81 anunants enve OLUHES pera pubcac6n
tendla up bonhcc6n de 10 100 sOb los
undo de 81
recb IN ps6dco de da ndmeo En-
Wars el primer ndmero #TE&
Para ios nOlsus'pOres oLETN o. de ese.. comunica
remido ecci6n
gacetllas comun'csdos remitdoL .... ~. !,
cados, serd snticpado - al
mprsvista dsj.se peri6o
Idsado de Salr. n
Tarita para la publication de anuncios. s...,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-13

Administration du Boletfn MerN
AentH Phonneur de prier NJ ie;r.
ks Annonciers franGais dc Vouioir bin
nmettre leurs ordre& de Publicite .
Nm. AMEDEE PRINCE & :Cis, qui
0Dnt les Agents uniques e. eSclusifs
De ce journal pour La Pu1;icite Ffa'sfSs"
;; ANRlGiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-13
ThBLA EXACTA !
DE CCENTAS FORMADAIS !

aplicables al cobro de jorna. 1
les, fraccionados estosaen CT.
tavo de dfa, princlpiando per
un cuarto y terminando en- z
dfas, con precios scalonadca
desde un real flerte hasta tres
pesos, y expresandoIcaaa frac-
ci6n suss ssvalorintrfnsec0 en- pe-
sos, centavos y c6ntimos do
centavo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-22
OXFORD AGAIN THE WINNER
Cambridge Defeated by Three
Lengths.
THE GREAT ANNUAL BOAT RACE
Official Time Was 81 Minutes
Exactly.
The Great Annual boat Race Between
Oxford and Cambridge Universities Won
on the Thames This Morning by Oxford.
Cambridge Was Beaten by Three
Lengths.

LONDON, March 1T.-0xford defeated
Cambridge to-day by three lengths.
Oxford won the toss and chose the
Surrey side of the river. There was u
heavy fog hanging over the river.
The weather was very cold. There was
no wind and the water was smooth.
At 9.l2 the pistol was fired for the start
and both crews started well together,
Eight minutes later, the Cambridge crew
was pulling 40 strokes to the minute and
the 0xfords 10. The fog at this time was
hitting but it was not clear enough for the
contest and to be plainly seen. When the
lead mills were reached Oxford had
opeped gap of u length, At 9.25 Oxford
still maintained the lead of a length and
was gradually forging ahead,
The crew pulled magnificent and tell
ing stroke and 1t was evident that they
were superior to the Cambridge crew.
Slowly but surely they forged ahead of
their opponents and when Hammersmith
bridge was reached 1t was plainly evident
to the rowing sharps that the Oxford crew
would win. The Oxford crew passed
ThOrycroft four lengths in the lead, but
here they eased off their stroke little and
when the Devonshire Meadows were
reached they were only three lengths
ahead.
Barnes bridge was passed at 8. 20, and
when the Oxfords passed under ii, they
were again four lengths in front. The
finish line at Mortlake was crossed by the
0xfords at D.33.
The official time was 81 minutes; Cam
bridge did not gain on the 0xfords after
Barnes bridge was passed.
The official time OF the Oxford and Cam.
bridge boat race was Oxford q minutes, 80
seconds; .Cambridge did not actually row
past the judge MS the light blues had COM
nletely collapsed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-22
No Market for Cannory Corn.

iaCorrospondenco Of Gazette and journal
NEWARK, March 17.-Amos Thompson,
the proprietor of the caunery here, was
seen several days ago in regard to the pros
poets for the next season. THE prospect"
said he, sis very good for tomatoes, but
no corn ut all this coming season Tor the
reason that there is no market for it these
dull times. Last year | canned the pro.
duct of about 300 acres of corn and this
year expected to put up much more, all
the farmers being ready and anxious to
grow this crop, but ! have had to give
notice that no corn will be contracted for.
This summer | shall con only tomatoes,
and have nearly 800 acres already pledged
to me in this vicinity. There is always a
demand for tomatoes, but strange to say.
very little for corn in these tines This
will be great disappointment to farmers
who contemplated u local market for corn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-22
PHILADELPnIA AFF4IRs.


The Rev. s. +, Kelly, rector Of the
Protestant Episcopal Free Church of St.
John, has accepted un appointment to 81.
Luke's Church, Paris.
The President of the Peoples Institute,
Germantown, Friday asked the library
committee oil the Board of Education to
establish free library in that building,
The Seaboard Steam Coal Association
held meeting Friday, at which all the
leading bituniinous coal producing and
carrying interests were represented. The
question of prices for the season OF lS0+.y5
was considered, and it is thought, they
will soon be officially announced.
A committee of the New York Press
Club presented to Mrs. George w. Childs
Friday u silver shield. appropriately in.
scrihed, us an expression Of the great re.
spect in which the memory of Mr.. Childs
is held by the members of the club, and of
their sympathy with Mrs. Childa. Presi.
dent John W. Keller made the presenta-
ton address, and the beautiful tribute was
received for Mrs. Childs by Mr.. j. G.
Rosengarten.