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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-24
II IssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

EUREKA HAIR TONIC.-This preparation
Il will certainly invigorate and promote tho
growth of the hair, whether lost from age, sick
ness or any other cause, is entirely free from poi
son and will restore the natural color if faded and
dead from the use ofimpure washes. For sale by
WAKEFIELD & HALL, Druggists,
fcb12 Cor Prince and Fairfax SITS.
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AIFXANDRIA GAZETfE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
DRUGS. CHEMICALS. dc.

A. WAKEFIELD,
"A. lSucccssor tn JanEey < Co.
DaAfEE IN
DEUt;S PAINTS, OILS, GARDEN SEED,
WINDOW GLASS, SPICES,
Acids DYE S1uI1s aud Druggists Sundries.
Physiciane' prescriptions carefully compounded
Orders ard Inquiries from the country promptly
attended to.
NEW BUILDING,
Sept No. lo2 King streot.
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RAILROADS..
1000 GREAT 100
600 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE LOO

~ s:j
Ss.33
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-24

TIME GREAT TROUBLE WITH MOST OF
| The Patent Coffee Pots is, that they will not
work satisfactorily when less than half the quaint
tv that the pot holds is made in them. In tho
Ieytilc Filter Pots, you can make one cup Just as
we'll as the full quantity.
feb12 MCLEAN &, UHLER, 80 King st.
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HARDWARE And CUTLERY.
y,MEs F. CARLIN s. SONS.

JAMES F. CARLIN s SONS
NO. Is; KING STREETS
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i'll
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
,:ui!act-' hardware, Locks Hinges Screws
i.norDots, Iatchcs, &C.. Saddlcry, Hardware,
Birdie Bits Buckles, Rings Hames &C., &C.,
Whcclwrights' Hardware. Axlcs Rims, Hubs,
Spokcs Sawed Fellows Tire Iron, &c, Pocket,
fable, Carving, and Butcher Knives, &c, Guns,
iislols, &c. full and complete stock of first
-. vccis away in store and sold ut lowest cash
,,i,,,s aug15
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u,HE FILTER CAN BE REMOVED FROM
| the Textile Filter Coffee Pots and cleaned in
lpss than five minutes. One yard of cent cotton
will make enough to last for over year.
feb12 MCLEAN & UHLER, 80 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-24

DEREA GRINDSTONES, at So King corner of
ID Royal street, Alexandria, Va.-Just received
in store, 6 tons Of the above Celebrated Grind
stones OF assorted sizes. from 80 to GOO pounds
each. Also Mounted Grindstones for family and
vessel use. Wholesale and retail at low prices
mh13 J. r. CREIGHTON & SON.
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TO THE NORTH, WEST & AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
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rLYDE'S STEAM LINE WE. KY tt
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{: :: Y e e e l.. /: {.
ri ! EEa3ss$ $E HHHHs. RI: e.
E. E. E. f r 7
esa 90 90 pDp. ssss
8 o9 g 8 8 B 3 ssss
eGG 90 90 DDB 'ss'
THE TALK or THE TOWN IS THE CoLoe-
SAL CLOAK SALE

now I'm nfogress in our mammoth CLOAK DE-
pARTMEST. Our ample cloIs-rOom " crowded
With over 10000 worth Of CLoAks, and there
IS over $1,000 worth IN reserve. There are quiet
etyIes for old ladies' jaunty confecions for young
ones, elegant designs for middle-ased. and pretty
HAvFLoCKs and EEWMARKETs for httle
girls. TIefearc CLOAKs and WRAPS TO suit all
u.s,es . nd purses, IRON $3.50 wALkISG-JACk-
FTs 10 SEQ PLUSH NEwMARkETS. A lady
must indeed b. hard 60 please who fails 70 find In
all this vast assortment just The winter wrap she
wants at just the price that suits her parse.
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RNTRA.

Twenty-Five dozen LADIES' FINE ALL-WOOL
sCARLET SHIRTS, worth 81, q, 75c.
Some extra bargains in LADIES, MEMS, and
CHiLDREN'S MFRINO WEAR.
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FtJRs.


,,,,rrs a, D, worth A.. NtJFFs at a. 75 worth
"'ss ..pEv WrSFiss a. Slbo worth a. FIR
2G,rTne a. 7bc Worth al so Fir COZ
nnnay
pI i-siit'c at al 80 worth a.. .5O--a,l eolors:
BLACK RAfSEUFIGURED VELVET az $3.50
BLACk and BR0WN AsIhnShAM 81. al " - so
nsaIs.o ne,VIc s',e '""i VI "'''' ""''' az '-""
asa great bsrgaln
bLASh eiLh Velvet "t i"'" ~ Pc' ,"'u" up
,t;;, "arus;; or, ~ p,,- ,-etra,s,
SoiLvvnnErDD ivnED Snpn S,pnr .t,En WI JETS a, a, Of.
'o.,h 'oiO,,hhn 20 nn Dno'HH" 'i"' " F-'
Tho isrsest 1aTi-LINFN TOWEL in The city for
GENTLEMFN's RET sHiPIs at SOC;
6EHTLFMtN'S ALL-WOOL RED SHIRTS AT
75c.;
49,; n, ,cv ,,,cov, ,o,.
4 I,its, CAsIIuERE GLOVES az Zuc.-Iersev
siyles
A hne line Of GFNTLFMENfS FURNISHING
GOOuS, including NECKWEAR. HAND.
KFRCHIFFs SUSPENDFRS, JEWELRY,
&c:
An ALL-SiLk EMBROIDERED SU>PENDER
ai 50e., 6ciu,iiui designs;
IiGEn E,nspS wv ninf,r rnn'eI TnI ixRS ~. ioc.
AIL.LINTN HEMSTITCHFD HANDkER-
CHlFs, Genileinen's size, white, 16'jc, better
tor .oe. sun better Tor Zoc'' oeau'iui P""nS
a, ,or9 9WT., crxrrrurN,s u,NnErp.
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~ w 4 rrTrrrryryrrrk BoDro
|lQElIIIII I / /: +. ( E. E E.! ]
S27 EAST BROAD.
WE HAVE Just orsSsD AN
ss zs,' 3 &C. g 6 s''s g
asss ctJ~ 60"
THAT wIL.L BE 80
+: ! = /. |: /. 4 f..

Neha,e Ssst received from orr bny.r, who j.
now n New lafk city. A large lot OF WkAPsinst
he I, geht grom \ manufacturer. As II was toe
las OF his staek he closed them oat TO us AZ sac
rilce. The Coeds are undoubtedly the cheapest
that We have ever seen. and they can &c soid iof
less Than had to Iay for the same TEN days 1eo.
Dom fail 10 examine our large assortment betore
cheap and will re Sold accordingly. Please NOT a
few ~ The prices below
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR, plain eloth, A.jo, real
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR. diagonal cloth. trimmed,
1850. real vaigc al:
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR diagonal cloth, trimmed.
S.. cannot be duplicated for less Than fl2.5o;
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR. heavy Ottoman cloth.
fnr-trimmed. sl0. regular pricetlo;
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR, silk ottoman, luiited
lining, ti0. regular price t20:
NEwMARkET-, :, diagonal cloto. 1910, w, Coz. c"e'
as TO manufacture. regular retail pricstiu:
Ll6HT.CLOTu PLrsH-TRtMMEDN NEW Ar.
KET COAT that sold for sl2.o0,wc are selling
for SO;
NEWMARKET. diagonal cloth, tur trimmed ",
real value <l5;
NEWMARKET. diagonal cloth. Asira'han TRIM
med. with cape. $3.50, regular price sl,;
.sEW8ARkET. jeTsey cloth. trimmed, sii'"S-
sEsI ~f IpITsR GSIoAKs Tor siS ,ha, sell every
sEsL-pIusH CioAKs Tor sao that were con-
sidered cheap % $50:
SEAL -pLTsH iIoAks for s2s we'll worth e33
>EAL-PLrSH CLoAkS for $50 wcli worth son !
JACkETS for -. $3.50. s3 f3 30, ~, and 70,
that are well worth twice the money We ask Tor
BLACK DIAGONAL JACKETS from s2.7s to
sl5;
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PEE !. ERR Ssoea "A Il INN s~s
trbb IA / ( sds Sss IA il \ M SssS
GO NrINuED.

BLACK AND COLORED SILK NELvET>
reduced IS follows:
s2.25 QUALITY TO sl.7j,
sl.75 QUALITY TO &l4O,
$3.50 QUALITY TO sL25,
tl25 QUALITY TO 90c.
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS
LADIES' FINE WRAPS,
$50 WRAPS FOR $3.50,
$40 WRAPS FOR $40,
$50 WRAPS FOR S2l,
SZ2 WRAPS FOR Slj,
AGENERAL REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT.
oN ALL LUWER-PRlCEo GOODS.
IN OUR
HOTSF-FURNI>HING DEPARTMENT
WILL BE FOUND
EyERNTHING At ENORHOUs REDUCTION.
We OFFER TINS WEEK:
BEUsstLs-LACE CURTAINsat.6 70 a pair-ha'e
been $3.50;
EBONY AND BRASS CCRTAiN-POLEs at
6jc.
cUETAIN-roLts That have been 1925 for
cuRTAIN-PoLE> that have been s2.25 for
pofTIERRE cCgrAIN-roLEs at tl.4o that
have been $3.50.
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CI.oAKs.

We can sttentlcn of mothers 70 two lots. each
over 100, CHiLDREN's cLoAKs. sizes from
Three TO sixteen. Of which one lot imported from
Berlin. They are pisde from The best guilty
cloths 9nd In the Latest styles. We viii sell them
for less than manufacturers cost.
Also, new lot of LADIES' RUSSIAN CfRCU-
LARS, NEW MARKETS, ami JACKETS.
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so7 BROAD STREET.. BET
so7 BROAD STREET, BET
so7 BROAD STREET, BET
sO7 BROAD STREET. BET

We will Offer this week our customers The benefit
GOODS, HOSIERY. MERINo WEAR. SILK HA
ard sold at sacrifice. We viii offer these goods
nitafsw quotations, which We FuiraD's. 10 he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-30
LACE CURTAINS.

Wei have secured some now and elegant patterns
IN LACE CURTAINS, which we viii oaer at the
following very low prices: 7je., 81, sl.2o, sl.75.
". up 10 80 per pair; and NOTTINGHAM LACs
A. 10. II, 90, 25. 30, up 10 zoe. per yarl-fally
worth 50 per cent. more.
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]. I. VI III I: 4 7 L. /. II 4
wRKN THIRD AND ForRTn.
wEES THIRD AID ForRrH.
WIEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
wEex THIRD AND foURTH.

OF recent heavy purchases of CLoAks, DRESS
npKYRcHIrrs, cORsETs. ami large 10, Of
market By several importers and manufacturers
without sgsrd to former prices, aud herewith 90
genuine bargains:
DRESS GOODS.
65 pieces OF FLANNEL PLAIDs a,4se.,
cases Of BROC AIDES. an shades. nj De-;
so pieces more Of DRESS FLANSELs a, 12fc.;
I ease OF FANCY SCOTCH PLAIDs az loc.;
Is pieces, al shades, extra wide CASHMERE al
25c.;
4 new 10, OF 5o-cent JERSEY CLOTHS a, s7%c.,
ALL-wOOL DOUBLE-WIDrH CAsIfNEkEs
Al 35c.;
TYCOON REPS reduced TO lessc.;
A fan lipe Of BLACK CAsHMEREs at 25 per
cent. less than ever.
HOSIERY.
MISSES FRENCH-MXED HEAVT-HfBBED
HOSE only 1Oe.;
Also, heavy-ribbed In Navy, Brown, and Garnett
l0c.;
MISSES FULL REGULAR-MADE. plain and
ribbed. at 20 and 25c.;
A lob lot OF MISSES HOSE at 5c.;
| 4 fuiIne Of CHILDREN's CAsHMEgE HOSE;
LADIFs' SOL oLD-CoLoRED h0sE, estra heavy,
at l5c.;
LADIES' INGRAM HOSE, fuIl reguar-made' al
Poe;
! A fuIl Hnc of LADIES BLACK and C0LOREO
FINE CASHMERE HOSE.
THE LATEST
\ fiill line Ot PLAIN and FANCi-SrRlPFD
EIDER-DOWS FLANNFLS ftr little children's
cloaks: also. CLOAkS rcady-madc Of same on
hand.
| ~ WEALTH,
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs, GLOVES. ME-
sorts ~ WINTER DRY GOODS and HOLIDAY
ENTER.
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CORsETS.

We bave Just received one case Of FRENCH
WOVEN CORsETS. extra heavy and fully worth
15c.; We viii sell Them for Doe.
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OFFER
PURE LINEN nEMsTITCuED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at l0c. worth zoe, NJ l3c' worm
WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE at
l2hc. yard with Zoe.
CREAM CURTAIN LACE at 16',c. yard worth
25c.:
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsK at s5c. a yard
worth JOC.
An immense stock Of CARPETS. RUGS; DRUG
GETS and MATS, HAS-OCk>, CURTAINS;
CURTAlN-PoLkS CtRTAlN-LOOfS' anu
sTAIR-RODs at low prices;
REPS NEARLY ALL WOOL AZ l2'sc. ward;
GiNGHANS at 7sc. usually sold At l2Sc.;
BEsT WIDE GRAY MIXED WASH POPLIN al
sc. per yard;
FLANNEL SITTING onc aud hall yards wide at
7Jc. worth 81;
Extraordinary bargains is FINE BED-BLAN-
KITS and COMtORTABLEs;
NARSTILLFS QUILTS al e. veil worth 80;
WHITE QUILTS ~ 66c. worth Soc al I'll worm
fl.5O, ,atsl .25 worth Sl.75, ,atSl 80 worths2
Large-slze MOMMIE LINEN TOWELS at $40
dozen worth f2.oO'
DAMAsK TOWELS from 1925 to 81 per dozen
A large assortment Of TABLE snd PIANO-CO-
VERS:
TARLE-CLOTHsw with NAPKINS 10 match;
LACE BED. QUILTS with PlILoW-sHANict 10
match:
The largest CLOAK-RUoM In the city and nd. ne ii
largest stock Of CI.QAkS FOR CHILDREN
OF an sizes and for ladies;
NULL MUSLIN FICHUS at I5c. worth Soc, at
lSc. worth 4Oc., at 23c. worth 0Ocr at 2sc.
On MONDAY, DrCENBE. lsr, we will open
OIR HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT., and assure our
patrous that we WIN show s LARO FIR sIOCk,
,sRFATfR VARIETY, and MORE NOVELTIES
thau have ever been offered be<src IN this city.
LEVY & DAVIS,
no26 l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
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Tn. most important item is 2 eases OF MOURN
I>S APPAREL, both DRESS FABRICS snd
CREPE NEiLiNGs
Iupin's ward. wide. strictly all wool blA'k
CASHMERE at 3yc. .,.
Iupin's 6Oc. quality BLACK CASHMERE. 1t
better quality than tho above, az f2yc.
Ne have pieces Of very special quality al ooe..
which matches our usual OJc. quality.
Al o9c por yard We have pieces that match our
regular s5c. grade
Having only , piece. of Lupin's quality TX. ne
viii clusc them oat ~ zoe; their value IL ".
We have pieces l4upin', quality %. 10 seli AZ
soc. This j.. iudccd. 4 low qiotation. ..
Aucieglnt qualiiynfbuth BIZ y andJtl.tIA'h
DENP D'-1TE Msl.ls Per yard-eQnai IN
finish % .l,5O goods.
IA pieces 1IT CASHMERE n s2fc. We htN"
the same goods iu our regular stock ~ tl'iu:
pieces Sltk WARP DIAGONAL AZ soc. EIe-
CANT. costly. and ~ low nrurr. -
one lot, copst,tmg 81 IL pieces: SlDl,pt
IIlttkED. and FANCY MVUnNiNu
CLOTHS ut ~ c. per yard. thlt wonii cost
us regularly poc. to buy from the imIort"r,ant
that retail from 81 To .l.25 per lali. ..,,,
NnFAVN-FlGIRf DRAP DEIrE tLoIlt
for tailoI-madr suits at vi 80: value. sS.on.
3 pieces 57-iura FRENCH SERGE at fhSo'
Nalne. W ..,.,,,. go.
About ~ remnant of BLACK CASHMERE fan
quantities. % De- sold AZ about cost or hnpof.a-
tion. ..........,....
rs 6ofCouRTAuLL'- ENGLISH CREPE vtILs,
the very hest made. whirh VIII lc soid ~ on
half their value. ranging from t].l IL toel LOO.
our entire stock nf CREPE YELLING ~ nom
2jc. 10 sl reduction per yard.
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ECONO NY

and the place to save money in buying CLOAKS,
RiNO WEAR, COTTON>. TOWELS. and all
PRESENTS Is the popular store of
no 3O-1t LEVI N
, 1884-04-26
acknowledgements

nET bekjendtgj0rrs herved HenhoId til
Koloniallovens s 81, at paa Finants.
ministeriets derom nedlagte allerundpr-
danigste ForestiIling har Diet b"haget
Hans MajestRt Kongen we'd Allerh0jeSte
Resolution at 20de f. ". allprnaadigNt at
stadf@ste den af Kolonialraadet for ST.
Croix we'd 2den Bellandling den 4de Fpbru-
ar ~vedtagne Till#gshevilling til Vdgiftrr
under Budgettet for Kommul e ST. Croix
for FinantSaartt fra 1Ste April 1888 til
Site MartS 1884 under Post d. !, Post e.
og Post F. til Bel0b at iall $2,03O.55.
Gouvernementet forde danSk-vpstlndiske
Ger, st. CrOix den 23de April 1884.
G. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-04-26
Van Brake.
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

IT is hereby made known in conformity
with the Colonial Law, s IS, that Ills Ma.
jesty the King on the most submissive
representation of the Ministry of Finances
has been most graciou~Iy pleased by Royal
Resolution of 20lh ultlmo 10 sanction an
additional Money Bill to the Budget for
the Municipality Of st. Cr"ix tor the finan-
cial year from the 1>t April 1888 to the
31St March 1884 sub Items d. /, Il. and +.
fer a total amount of 81, 03O.55, said Money
Bill being passed at 2nd discussion in the
Colonial Council for st. Croix Oh the 4th
February a. c.
The Government of the Danish West
India Islands, St. Croix 23rd April 1884.
q. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-04-26
L L l. L G Il a NJ S.
Sr. THOMAS STATION.

80
New York, April I7'h-It is an
ncunctd that lie celebration ct the
tercpnlenmy OF The opening Of the
Edinburgh University commenced
yesterday.
Mrior General Gordon, in - des,
arch 10 he Home Government dated
the 9Th ms reports that diSScn.ions
have arisen among The followers of
81 Nahdi, whlch have prevented his
march upon Khartoum.
ST. William Harcour', the Seer .ta-
nv Of State for ,ha H'ne Govern
mot, in 'he coulSr of u speech az
Dr,ly, said that the Government will
di.sn've whenever it is ready, but
not just when the Conservatives are
anxious 70, it.
R.-t rring to Egypt he declared
himself industrious of it's annexation
by England, rs il would embrniI III
Government with other P"we $, aud
also because LnyIand has already
Empire enough.
London, April 17th.-Ihe sock
Of sugar al the four home ports ON
l2th inst, WAS =74,OCO tons, as
against 100000 'ons, for the CORE.
Sp"nling period last year.
N York. ApriI I8,h.-lt is an
nouucrd that He~ Nj sly The Q Teen
has arrived at l>arnl~tadt,
A despatch received from the zeal
Of operations in ! onqnin reports that
tie hinese who were captured at
Hn"ghoa are being carefully guar l.
ed as evidence in support ut the
French cl.in TO- q war in lemniIv.
Il is $ nttd that there is an incrraS.
ing activity ;mnngS, the / ish An,
mrhi$ts Ill Paris.
london intelligence states that il is
expec:ed startling revelations will be-
mnde al the examination of the dy.
namitrurs who were recently ar
Tested in Birmingham.
The Engii~h Government have do.
cidrd to postpone the pro, POSED reduc
tion in the rates for kilograms pass
ing over I Q Postal Telegraph lines,
An English woman, is said, has
offered twenty thousand pounds Tor
, 1884-04-26
he liberation of Major General Cor

ION.
~. Thomas April 19'h.-The
''DucheS~" leaves here on Monday to
repair the Trinidad pemerara cable.
she has been somewhat delayed by
repairs to engines. The Grarplrr"
leaves same day to repair >tCroix
Pc. Rico section. The delay 10
messages going through Pto. Rico
tor jamaica, uba, United States
and rurope has been reduced to afew
hours.
New York, April l9'h.-It is mn
bounced that owing to there being no
law checking the export 10 England
The shipments Of dynamite from
Havre continue undated.
General MiIlot, commanding the
French land forces in Tonqui", re-
ports tina, further fighting has occurr.
ed near Honghoa, which has resulted
in the black flags being driven into
Northern Tonqu;n.
Major General Gordon, in a des-
patch from Khartoum. states that hos
tile tribes are hpmming in the besieg-
ing fo'ces of FL M;hdi.
New York April 21st Alarming
rumnu'S are circulated that Tier Ma.
i..~ty the Qlevn is sick at Darms'adf,
bu, il, however. able to attend Church.
Major General Gordon, the British
Comm ss.oner in the ! oudan, hns no.
tilted the Government that owing 10
The difficulty of communication, he
will henc, forrh act on his own resp"n-
slbiIitv, he has provisions i'll Khar-
foum to hold out against II sirge Of
FIVE months. Tie urges sir Samuel
Baker 20 ASK the English or Ameri-
can milliunaireS for a loan of two hum
dr,d lhouSan pounds and expresses
mn opinion that if the sultan would
send three thousand NizamS and I'M.
der The command of Zvbrhr PaSlA it
would settle The chances of Ell Malldi.
III reply to a note from Earl Gran.
Vile, The British Minister for Foreign
AfairS, Prince Bismarck states that
England must take upon herself the
financial responsibilities of Egypt.
The saturday Review" comment
ing ON tn" propositions TO ask the
United states Government To take
measures against The expectation of
dynamite TO England, recalls the
English action of non-interfrrence on
behalf of other Governments in the
case of The revolutioniSt Mazzini, and
argues from this that it il absurd for
her 10 expect America to interfere
with HE L)namiIeurs.
I'aliS news states that the French
Government have commenced 10 pro-
pose quarantine regulations to be
adopted ON the first outbreak of Clio.
Iera.
The German Commission appoi"te
to el quire into the cau~es of cholera
predicts that there will DO no out.
break in Egypt this year.
New York, April 21>t.
Flour per bril-, st. Lawrence brand 1910.
Med, best B~rAndywine, per brl., A33
II NJ. Pork, per hbl., SIT
New Seasons Pork per Dbl 81 3.to Is
8 crystals per H., 81 to {.
o"S"l' Fair to COOL reiinin pr ID 81 tO1
, 1884-04-26

R IS = @ R e
Nv 81. CnLIXX AII\CXB|\I
o" Saturday the 18Th april 1es.
Receivers.
In CHRrsTIANsTED,
p. NJ. Andersen E<qr. Trustee.
j. P. Brulet ESQr. Member.
IN FREDER1KsTED,
l.. Richter Esqr. Trustee.
Balance of deposits to
5th April 1884. $13,957.15
rs Deposits, of which
56in Christiansted,
q new $73 20
20 III Frederiksttd,
rs newt 84.30
1880
$l4,l14.65
Is Withdrawals ....... 1881
Balance ofdeposits to date$l3,9 500. A
Total amount Of deposits
to date. $~!5,841.S1
Receivers for Saturday Goth April 1854.
In CHRIsTIANsTED.
?. n. Leschly ESQr. Trustee.
j. j. Richardson E>qr. Member.
IN FREDERIKsTED,
Major W. T. Moore Trustee.
+. NJ. ANDERSEN,
President S. Il.
, 1884-04-26
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1884.
7. s. RUBNER PETERSEN,
Undcrdomsmrr og Skrirer Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction,
paa Ger ST. CrOir i america.

nJ0R vITTERLIGT: at, efter Begjpr.
ing af Planter HAMILTON GERALD
HENDERSON her af Den som Fuldm tgtig
for afgangne ALEXANDER TOWERS
Arvinger Cg ~Executorer, Og Me hold at
Kongelig Bevilling at eden April 1884,
indstaevnes herved med Aar Og Days
Varsel den eller dem, som MATTE have
T@nde en- Pan eobligation, udSt@dt If II.
G. RADCLIFFE til st. Lroix Oyerfor.
mynderi den lode Mai 1851 og ~thinglaSt
den 2lde S. NJ. lydende paa $}225.26c c
o%prindelig tilh0rende de Umyndise,
JULIA ELIZABETH TOWERog FLORA
ANNA TOWER, med lSte Prioritet i
Plantagen Manningsbay iPrindsen Qvarter
paa st. CrOix, hvilken Panteobligation ct
bOrtkOmmen, til at mode linden Frederik-
steds ordinaire BythingSret, som holleS
paa Thingstedet i Frederiksfort rlier paa
andet saadant Hted hvor Retten MATTE
hOldes, den f6rSt Ordinaire RetSdag flor
Tiden TOrsdag) paa hvilken Retten holdes
i September Manned 1895 Form. Kl. 10
Rlet eller til andet Saadant Kl0kkeslet,
Retten matte holdeS paa, for med
Obligati0nen at frtmkOmme x dereS Ret
og Adkomst dertll at b, wise, Tia Citanrerne
i mOdsat Fald vile ~f0rvenie og Iade
paastaae den navnte obligation we'd
Dom mOrtificeret, dog kun forsavidt angaaer
den dem tilh0rende Andel IF $72j.36 c,
saaledes at en- Udskritt af P~antebOgcn
kan trade Obligationens Sted for den
nBvnte Andels Vedkommende.
Forel#gtlse og Lavdag er havet we'd
Fir. 3die Juni 1896.
Under min Hand Og Embedets
Segl.
Frederiksteds observation-disclosures. st.
Oroix den 22de April 1884.
r. PETERSEN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-10

Mr.. Cash Henderson, general manager o
the New York store, whom we had not met
since his return from the east, gives us &
rather gloomy impression of business and
financial affairs in the monetary centers. Sc
anxious are the great jobbng houses to cash
their stocks that western business men can
buy without limit and at their own figures
almost. kohn II Co, have such standing
that their purchases for their Kansas and
southern houses, are regularly published.
The credit Of the firm is practically I'M
limited. Mr.. Henderson saws he bought
for the largest stock ever purchased for the
great New York store and that the cash was
panked down for the entire lot. which is
now arriving in car load shipments. Wheat
may be low and corn hardly up to good
average price. but after all the cheapness of
goods will more than compensate for the
low prices of everything else. Henderson
says he thinks, and it is the general impress
sion. that the present threatening financial
disasters are directly attributable to cxtrsv-
aSence and reckless speculation in the great
money centcrs. Everybody. apparently.
has been living beyond their means. and
speculation in stocks of all characters and
grains of every description has degenerated
into the most desperate system of gambling
in which the stakes runs from the thousands
into the millions. But we only started out
TO say that Cash had bought an immense
stock of goods.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-10

W. ii. McCully, of Eden township. sum
ner county, SAYS that the position taken BY
. the EAGLE few weeks since that the wheat
crop is over-estinated. is perfectly correc.
SO tar MS Sumner county and the south part
of Sedgwick is concerned. and that he is
going to act on the suggestion of the Only
Full Pledged. and hold his wheat McCullv
has been running threshing machine all
fall IN the northern part of Sumner county
and finds few fields that will make twenty
bushels per acre, but a grea, many are a long
ways below that. and in his opinion twelve
bushels per acre will be about the Weld.
This ovcr-estimating crops may sound well
away from home and make people believe
that certain localities are the garden spots of
the world. but in the end they act disastrous
y to the farmers of the whole county. in
their tendency to lower prices. The innmu-
table law of trade that supply and demand
regulate prices, holds good in the wheat
trade as well as anything else. In determine
ing the price of wheat the amour, of the
crop of the world for any given season is the
factor that governs the price
for that particular year. Hence it NAV
may be plainly seen tina, an over estimate of
tine crop will, in the same proportion that