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Gen. ESsE MKRRILL v. President, Lock Haven. r.
MILLAR MCCORMICK, Secretary, =
THOMAS TARDLEr, Treasurer
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NEW YORK HERALD,
IL Broadway and Ann Street, New York.
, 1880-06-30
NOTICE..

THE Horse Carriage and Boat
taxes for the End half year 1880
will be received at this office and
by the Police Assistant at Frederik-
sted from the 18th July to the 9TH
August 1880. both days included,
after which the list of arrears will be
transmitted to the respective Police
masters to be enforced within 8 days,
and a special citation to this effect
will without delay be served by the
Police, for which each debtor of Taxes
incurs a fine of 20 cents if the Tax
be under S., and 40 cents if S., or
above, besides eventually the ordinary
levy-expenses.
The t~axlists which will be distribut-
ed by the Police are to be filled up in
conformity with the ordinance Of 22nd
February 1856 on the first of July
and returned to the respective Police
masters within AS hours in town and
4 days inthe country.
Royal T~reasurer's Office, ST. Croix
2Sth June 1880.
J. A. HOVER.
actlng.
, 1880-06-30
SUGAR ESTATE
UPPER

belonging to Mr.. J. FARE1LY and
situated in Princes-Quarter sub No.
Is and 10 in this Island will be put
up for sale at 3 auctions in conformity
with the Placard of 22nd April 1917.
The auctions are to be held at this
Office as follows:
LIST Auction on Thursday the 22nd
July 1880.
End Auction or Thursday 5th
August 1880.
3rd Auction on Thursday 10Th
August 1880.
Every time at 2 o'clock p. m,
Appraisement, conditions and other
documents concerning the sale can
be seen at the auctions, and after the
1st Auction, at Lawyer Hanschelps
office in C~hristiansted.
This publication serves also for the
Information of mortgageholders.
Frederiksted's Auction Office 28th
juno 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-06-30
G. E N E N E w S.

A Melbourne correspondent of the
Times sends the following curious
story. 4.s4
"Your readers will, perhaps, be
surprised to learn" that we are pro-
missed a French colony on the north
east coast OF Western Australia. A
certain Marquis de Rays, late Boil
Wan Consul at Havre, has the credit
of this brilliant idea, which would
bringssback to us the days of Sir Fran
els Drake, were it not that the Mar
quis was born too late. A vessel has
recently put into Sydney (which, in
consequence Of something mysterious
ly exceptional about her papers, be-
came overhauled by the authorities.
The ship having landed 240 French
emigrants in N ew Britain was en- route
, 1880-06-30
u. r. n. PRINCE vALDEMAR
AT HOME.

The corvette Dagmar, whose arrival
and departure from Plymouth we re-
ported on the 10th instant, arrived at
Copenhagen on the 21st May at 9 a.
m. Immediately on her anchoring
His Majesty the KING went on board,
and after a short stay returned to the
shore accompanied by Prince VALDE-
MAR. We are sure that one and all here
are glad to learn of the safe arrival of
the vessel at home, with all on board
safe and sound.-&. Thome T;dende
, 1880-06-30

remains for the proprietorss of The high noun
tain lands, which are so well adapted for the
cinchona trees, and are not suitable for coffee or
other cultivation, to avail themselves of the
knowledge thus procured for them.0
The Governor then goes on to speak of
the trade in cigars, and in fruit. Of the
latter he says that in 1869 it had no exis-
tence, while in 1873 it had grown to the
value Of nearly 100000. In regard to live
stock he says that the demand for meat
among the mass of the people is largely in
creased. and that the whole supply is raised
in Jamaica itself. In the year 1873 Barba-
dos imported live stock to the value of
922,327, Trinidad to the value of G90,49S
but Jamaica to the value only of G616.
Speaking of general education, the Gov
ernor says: III may assure you that in the
opinion of those best qualified to form q
Judgment, much has been accomplished
during the last ten years; as may be seen
in the Increase year by year in the number
of day schools; in the better character of
the schools themselves and by what is
represented on good authority as the dis
elimination shown by parents and others
in the selection of schools, so that, in the
words which I quote, "while an incompe-
tent teacher generally fails to keep q
school together, an efficient teacher, other
things being equal, is certain to attract q
large number of scholars
The following facts, contrasting the
returns of1S7S with those of 1868, the first
year under the present system of inspec-
ton, show very remarkable progress as
regards elementary education in Jamaica:
, 1880-06-30
PrOclama.

lille og Enhver, der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
atgangne Mrs. Pauline Dorthea
Rygaard, f6dt Helm, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for under
tegnede Skifteret at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav.
Ch~ristiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 26de Juni 1880.
H. A. JURS.
, 1880-06-30

menter vile v@re 81 Eftersyn we'd
Auctionerne og efter 1ste Auction
paa Procurator Hanschells Kontor
j Christiansted.
Denne Bekjendtgjorelse tiener til
lige til. Efterretning for Panthavere.
Frederiksteds Auctionskontor der.
oodo T,,r; iQ9n s. 4 &stS ] &s
R. PETERSEN.
, 1880-06-30
KILOGRAMS. 53
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New York. June 24sb.-In the British
House of Commons yesterday Mr.. Bradlaugh
entered the House and demanded to be allowed
to take his seat, but permission was only gran.
ted to him to speak from the Bar.
Sir Stafford Northcote moved a resolution
that be be removed from the House this was
seconded by Mr.. Gladstone who said that al.
though this step was illegal ii was the only way
to make effective the previous vote of the House.
The resolution having passed, the speaker
requested Mr.. Bradlsugh to Withdraw, which
request he refused to comply with. he was ao-
c~ordinely removed by force and imprisoned In
the Clock Tower.
Paris new states that the opinion prevails
that Gambetta's action in the matter OF thu
Amnesty Bill by weakening the Cabinet will
hasten the General Elections.
The Chimes" Paris correspondent states that
the proposed Shipping Boun.ies System is sup
ported by all the Chambers of Commerce on
the coast.
Copenhagen advices report that NJ. Billie
has been appointed Danish Minister at Wash.
ington.
The French Transatlantic Steamer from the
West ladies' arrived at st. Nazairs at 3. o. IN.
Thursday.
New York, 25th June.-At the Democratic
National Convention held at Cincinn General
Winfield Scott Hancock was nominated for .he
Presidency of the United States and William
Ii. English of Indiana for the Woe. Presidsu.
cy.
In the British House of Commons Sir. 8.
Northcote moved that Mr.. Bradlaugh DO re-.
leased from imprisonment, after some discus
sion the motion was agreed to-.
Mr.. Gladstone announces that the initiation
of the new duty on French wines will probably
be postponed.
In the British House of Lords the Burials Bill
has been passed, Lord Bsaconsfeld strongly bro.
tested, urging the great injustice of the Bill.
New York, June 25th.
Flour per barrel, st. Lawr. brand, 1915.
Meal, best Brandywine, per barrel $3A.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $124.
Crystals per h., SIC.
Sugar. { Fair to good refining per lb. u.
to &. cents.
English Islands Molasses per gal. 40 cents
Exchange New York and London, 1852.
London, June 25th.
(Dem. Crystals per cwt. Ell. rs. Sd.
Sugar. J duty free. Muse. Ell. Os. Cd.
delayed Havana. No. IL Ell. 5s. Cd.
a1Oat.
Demerara Rum per gallon Is. SID. Pin
bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. ga. 6s. Cd.
Consols 985. to 3
Bank of England Rate of Discount, %.
per cent.
Liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands
81.
3per cent Rentes in Paris $500.
- o -
, 1880-06-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


RFTER Begjering af Prasidentska-
e bet for St. Croix paa den danske
Statskasses Vegne som Pante-og I'd
l@gshaver vii den Hr. J. FARELLY
tilhorende
, 1880-06-30
SUKKERPLANTAGE
UPPER

beliggende i Prindsens- Kvarteer sub
No. is og 10 her paa Gen blive still
let til Bortsalg we'd 8 Auctioner over
eensstemmende med Placat af 22de
April 1917.
Auctionerne afholdes her paa Kon-
toret som folger.
lste' Auction Torsdagen den 22de
81 JUL 1880.
2den Auction Torsdagen den Ste
August 1880.
3die Auction Torsdagen den lode
August 1880.
hver Dag Klokken 2 Eftermiddag.
notwithstanding, Conditioner
og 6vrige Salget v~edrorende Docu-
E#s = tE EAH AMA t-s#r -Ee ~ #.tsZ t
, 1880-06-30

at the request Of the Presidency
lel for St. Croix on behalf of the
Danish Statetreasury as mortgage
and levyholder the
, 1880-06-30

attendance 1926 29,679
1t will be observed not only that the
number of schools and number of children
attending have enormously increased, but
that the character of the schools has so
much improved that, whereas in 1868 only
90 out of 258 could be classed at all, in
1878 out of GIT very few were left u~nclass-
ed, and the proportion of trained to I'M
trained teachers is very much larger"
Sir Anthony then speaks of the re-
ligious institutions, the rapidly in
creasing means of locomotion, the To-
cal telegraph, and various enterprises
carried on by means of local capital.
He considers the colony to be healthy,
and says hat the population is in
creasing at the rate of 5000 per IN
mum, instead of remaining stationary
or decreasing, as, he believes, is the
case in the smaller West Indian colo
MES. He concludes that, $50 far
from being a ruined colony, Jamai-
ca has a very hopeful future before
her."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
An Ingenious sIuillotine.

BosroN, April 2O.-The guillotine
with which Stephen NJ. Piilsbury, a
young farmer, behea aded himself at Chel-
50, was taken down to-day. The ma
ehiss consisted Of two perpendicular
pieces Of joist about two feet apart and
reaching from the floor to the roof Of
the barn. About six fsst from the floor
had been adjusted in a piece Of wood a
large, sharp axe, so that II novel up
and down in q groove. This axe was
held in it's place by a water pot filed
with water, attached to lever. which
in turn was made TO support the axe.
A hole had been made In the water pot
80 that wien sufficient water had leaked
from 1t to oversome the leverage above
the axe would fall. When all arrange
msnts had been made the young man
got upon his knees, and, putting his
he ad through an aperture made at the
bottom, calmly awaited death. He had
previously supplied himself with about
two pounds Of ether. and while the
water was slowly dripping from the pot
he placed the ether to his mouth.
When found the head was only hanging
to the body by small piece Of flesh.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
A Young Lndy's Hzsnnisy.

A sad case Of insanity has come upor
Miss Susan Schenck, q young daug liter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Schenck, living
near White Mills, Wayne county. II
appears that young man in one Of the
Southern States for the past two years
has been paying his attentions 10 Miss
schenck, and was engaged to be mar
ried at an early day. About three
months ago he started from his south
ern home for the North with the inten-
ton Of fulfilling the engagement, when
the accident occurred which resulted in
his death. The news Of his death
reached the young lady's mother, who
knowing the strong attachment her
daughter entertained for him, resolved
to Withhold the sad news from her dsugh-
ter, If possible. To this end the moth
er intercepted the letter which conveyed
the news Of his death, and the ,daugh-
ter was left in total ignorance of the
truth. Time passed by, and the girl
received no tidings frcm her absent
lover. Her only solution to the mys.
terious silence was that she had been
deserted. II So worked upon her mind
that soon her reason was dethroned,
and she is now raving maniac.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
TO the Republicans OF Now Castle
County.

An election by the Republicans Of New Gas.
Tia county will DO held In the respective wards
OF the CITY OF Wilmington, and In tho differ
ont voting districts In the County outside Of
Wilmington, on saturday, May !, from 4 to
O'Clock in Wilmington and New CASTLE, and
from to o'clock In tho remaining Districts
In the county, for the purpose OF electing %
delegates to the State Convention, to be held
OF Dover on Thursday, the 9Th day Of M ~,
at o'clock. r. n. At the same time an cleo
tion viii be held for county Executive OoI-
ward in the City Of Wilmington, and tho same
number from each voting district outside OF
the City.
Tho following Is the arportionment OF dele
gates to the several wards and voting districts:
" lining ton First Ward, 4; Second, 4;
Third, s; Fourth, 4: Filth, s; sixth, 4; Sev.
enth, s; Eighth, 4 Z; Ninth, .; Tonth.3.
Esrandywine Hundred East, 2; West, 2.
Cnristiana Hundred-North, 8; South, Q.
MIL Greek Hundred, 4.
New Castle Hundred, 4.
White Clay Creek Hundro1,3.
Appoquiuimink Handrod. 8.
Red Lion Hundred-East z; West ].
{, st. &c rges Hundred-East, 8; West, Q.
Blaekbird Hundred,2 2
Peneador Hupdrea, g.
County committees from the respective
wards aud voting districts will hold tho elec-
tions themselves or have 1t held by persons OF
their selection.
Republicans OF New Castle county. this will
be the first forward movement In the great
campaign Of 1880. Let every Republican be
found at his post OF duty, and victory viii
crown our efertBi BY order of the Codnty
Executive Cou. 8. HRRSEY, Chairman.
y. I. BYE, secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
Cl1mer,a Wedding.

WAsHISGroN, April 2l-The chairman
of the House Committee on Appropria-
tions received a letter yesterday from
Governor Foster, Of Ohio, regretting
that he was not informed of the inten-
tion Of the committee to present to the
bride Of Representative Clymer suita.
BILE expression Of the kindly feeling Of
his colleagues. Governor Foster was q
member Of the House Appropriations
Committee for several terms, and he
states in his letter that the general
consideration and kindness which Mr..
Clymer always extended to the Repub-
licans On the committee had wen his
lasting respect. The present, which
consists Of an ice cream set in silver
and gold, Of most elegant design aud
workmanship, has been forwarded to
St. Louis.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
S'WiAL ANNOUNCEMENT

,Se u naturally arises: Sere sh, ne cues
b aSts ;hs ne c'eam7" 1t is ha;diy nacessarv
swtrsS unit this question can bs =" n.TessaTs III
nlgsnaa" nis confectionery dealer has made yo ~
~ Elm. Ua supply oil with cream who cali
Tho n.rhoaaso. ao has remode!ei hIs old stand rat at
isA Is GnarI,GS" G 1GG"P to the olt 1ons Of Wilmipx'
Day EVEN Psst Ny ~ years, and on SATJJR.
Sbe PRESENT ans ans public are cordially in, tied
&!ses q ft Cba,sDWd," aDd viii no doubt partake Of q
hhglehas iol oly owyyI delicious Ice c.csm. Mr..
years ahd issIS JI"ea The business for the rnst sa
s Ss1y confident no has plesed his is
teet msrSst NVs 3. % and ss in tbe y s,cor5 He
,,aenarset snS ,ne Oldest ice cream stand in
lsnr as refresh yousssI our Sq' AS At which you can
,Sstsgl luIss' ss'eI%, - confectionery oranges r or
an nis s, "a'a p,omn,r ,SS cream at
Sssiss Mill patronage in the k past now anS
+aa 0HARiTa,Eass iaas W. n ne iu'
Sixth and Ursnae strsets
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
LIE.

z . v
Short days fying, swim years rolling,
Downward toward eternity;
Ere we understand our lodgings,
OF the open grave we see.
Cares and wishes crowd together,
Uhanging ever In the breast;
With the morning comes the knowledge
Joy fulfilled can give no rest.
Schemes Of life and plans for living,
Fancy bids US ever try;
But their sweet fnlhlh1ent never
BiiHgs us that fer which we sigh.
Young, we fancy pleasure deathless,
A far-stretching wonder, laud;
Soon It fades and sorrow follows,
On the desert waste We stand.
Yes, from out tho brightest morning
OFT We harvest bitter pain;
Joys soon passed, for lightly gathered,
Lilo 90 iruitlets and so vain
All what weary hours Of longing,
Lost occasion brings tho mind!
How the wounded soul may lsnguish,
Never balm or healing ind.
Then when evening cloyes on thee,
Weep not as thino hours depart,
Only psaea and holy ttillncss
Gather Close within thine heart.
Then, the woes Of life forgetting,
From Its stain and guilt cot free,
win thy last and louly pillow,
/ ike tho tender rOse-leAf be.
-Harper's "Magazlne."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
Curious Fatality.

WILLrvMsToRT, Pa, April 2l.-: Last
September Francis II. Kelly, Janios and
Henry Briggs (brothsrs) William Bark
ley, and Thos. Gum. Ave young woods
msn, came from: New brunswick to
work in the lumber woods along the
Susquehanna. James Briggs was kill
ed by falling tree few days after
going to work. His brother went to
Michigan to work In the pines. As he
was standing near fellow. chopper one
day, the axe slipped from the choppers
hands and struck Briggs in the stomach,
killing him Instantly. In January
last, VIM. Barkley tell from log on
the Susquehanua during dive and
was drowned. Some time af.erward, as
Thomas Gum was starting logs on a
hill in the woods, log suddenly start
ed rolling. II struck Gum, knocked
him down. rolled over hin, and crush
ed him to death. Francis Kelly, the
last one Of the FIVE comrades, then went
to work for Cochran Brothers in Me-
dicks Run, in Cameron county. One
dayslast week he, with others, YVES
driving logs down the strsam, and a
heavy jam occurred. Kelly went ont
on the jam to loosen the logs. A large
hemlock tres stood On the bank. The
high water hal washed away tie earth
from around its roots. One Of the men
saw that it vas tottering and likely to
fall across the creek directly where
Kelly was standing. The men shouted |
10 Kelly. Before he could get ont Of
The way the tree tell, and crushed the
Young man to death. He had written
to his mother in New Brunswick some
lime before, telling her of the singular
fatality that had befallen the men who
,ame to the States with him. A few
hours after Lis death, a letter address.
I'd to him, arrived at DrifRood POSI-
)fice. 1t was from his mother. She
appealed to him not to engage in driy-
pg logs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
Disnrmiug ana Hirlirx Indians

Colonel Hatch reports from the Mas
calero Agency, In New Mexico, under
date Of the 18th instant, that, en- begin.
ming to disarm the Indians, 65 warriors
some Of them chiefs, attempted to es-
cape on foot. Thirty Of them got Of,
but the troops and scouts followed, and
ten Of the Indians are reported killed.
They were part of Victoria's band, and
probably believed tina. when made
prisoners they were tn be tried and
hanged.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23
Crazed " the a bsenee OF His
Friend,

"A NatShez, Miss, despatch says Faith
or Germain Marty . priest, committed
suicids after the departure Of Bishop
Elder, the recently appointed ooadjutsr
to Archbishop Purcell. He was Of q
weak mind, having been in an insane
asylum. He was greatly attached to
Bishop Elder, and II is believed the de-
parture Of his friend upset his reason.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

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Daily Republican., 1880-04-23

William Herbert, County Treasurer
will be at COZ Market street, on Monday
next, for the purpose Of paying OF The
.lain.s ailo nsa by the Lssy IOa.t.