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THR0UN From THE TR1CK BY 4 BOULDER
rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. ga train on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad wrecked this
morning near Shelmound, eighteen miles from this city
The train was running around the mountain at the rate OF
thirty miles hour when it into large boulder that
had rolled from cliff above The engine turned over
rolling down an embankment and instantly killing the
engineer Richard Snree, and fatally wounding James
Flanagan, fireman. Henry Thomas, express messenger,
was hurled against the and s wounds considered
dangerous. scNCral cars were almost DESTROYED.
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roll of membership and unbOunded enthusiasm prevailed
Logan clubs being formed all over this State but the
Beatrice organization fired the first gun in the campaign
in this state. 1t is largely composed OF veteran Union
soldiers and many who Fought under General Logan
Tine members determined partisans OF their OLD chef
President Arthur has little or no strength In TINS STATE
but If Mr.. Blaine candidate he might contest the
delegation with some show OF strength.
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ABANKRCPrS STOCK BOUGHT.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 29.-H. B. Clailin .& Co.
have purchased the stock of Donald Gordon who re-
Gently made an assignment contained IN his Rochester
Osvogo and Mexico stOres a taken lease of the Roch
ester stores for 20O or $500 more than was stated
yonid Inc received as the lowest bid william = Dunn
member of Mr. Clalin's firm, the only bidder
Later in the day the whole stock was sold 10 Burke,
Fitzsimons Hone Co.. of Rochester, for S254 900
on delivery to-day,
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THE HONORs no YICTOR EMMANUEL.

ROME, Jan. 29.-The Gazette to-day published
letter from King Humbert thanking the italian people
for their manifestations in memory OF King Victor En-
manuel. These manifestations, he says testify TO the
coseness and unity Of the people and institutions Of the
country increasing the prestige of Italy and giving the
force necessary 10 solve problems Of modern civilization
The hospitality aud mob liy OF conduct OF Rome prove
that she worthy to be the capital OF the kingdom and
the 1lnrlian The tomb of the father OF his country
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GRIND ENC4uPuENT G. 4. r.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 29.-Delcgates to the Grand
Army of the Republic Encampmentar arriving Colonies
Jocobus DAY. Hail. and Brueninghauscn, who candi
dates for Department Commander here working up
the canvass An exciting contest is anticipated There
will De parade OmOrcOw.
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HUGE ICE GoRGEs ON THE MACMEE.
rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TOLEDO Jan. 29.-Another disastrous food
and ice gorge feared here The and ice for forty
miles above this city along the Maumee River rapidly
melting and swelling the river TO alarming proportions
An ice gorge sixteen feet in thickness and extending for
ros ia forming up the river and threatens serious
nuences Great anxiety is felt for the safety OF dock
Ioertv and every precautiOn possible Il beng taken In
aucpation of the worst which cannot long De ueyeu at
the present temperaturc.
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THE BUzzARD B1YD OF ROBBERS.

EPHRATA, Penn, Jan. 29.-The hearing of
Eli eney Daniel u)rnberIcr, Isaac Brenelser and Mrs
Julia Ann Buzza wife Of "Abo" Buzzard OF the noted
Buzzard band Of robbers, which inhibited tho Welsh
Mountains, were given hearing here to-day The village
was crowded with visitors from all points within radius
OF ten miles. Evidence produced connecting On o
three with rObberies committed by the Bul
zard gang aud Mrs Buzzard with receiving stolen goods
The latter gave 1900 security her appearance court
and the men were held in default OF bail for trial
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ACCUSED OF LIBELLIYG A vICE-CoNsUL.

LoNnON, Jan. 29.-The Grand Jury has re-
turned IA 10 bill against Captain George 9. H. Arm
strong proprietor Of The London Globe, for his alleged
libel of T. G. Colledge British Vce-Consul at Kerch
ruling has obtained removing the trial TO the Court
Of Queens Bench tThe Globe published dispatch of
the Central News Company which stated that Mr. COlcdge
was AT the head of a company engaged in employing
pilots To wreck vessels the Black IN order to OBJ
tain the insurance upon them.
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FOUR PEOPLE AND A TEAM LOST.

BOsTON, Jan. 29.-A dispatch states that j.
W. RfOrd, merchant OF Essex County, n. " accompa-
MED his wife and young daughters started for his
fathers home In Warren VT. on January II. He had
good team Of horses and expected reach his destination
the same day heparty has not since been heard r0
their friends fear that they at the bottom or Lake
Champlain frozen to death under the snow in the
lfr.nlA AInlIllf
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APIYulSTER'S ACCOUYrS SHORT

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-The officers of the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton road refuse to say how
much shortage there Is the accounts OF exPaymaster
Medary His accounts were all right in September last,
when his books were examined. He claims to have paid
ont money without taking proper vouchers and that
when this is corrected all will De eht. The officers have
fear that the company will sustain any loss on his
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PLOTS OF RUSSIAN NIHUISTS.

LoNDoN, Jan. 29.-A dispatch from Khakolf
says that Sabieof, an officer of the gendarmes sent
to that point by Colonel Sudcikin to investigate
Nihilism, was assassinatcd on January 20. The
same authority alleges that tho police have dScov
cred plot for an uprising of the peasants in Little
Russia and also a scheme for putting strychnIne in
the Cars bread. Many arreS have been made.
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SPANISH COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.

MADRID Jan. 29.-The Government has resolved
TO carry out the treaties of commerce with England
and the United States. SenOr CanOvas del Castillo,
the Prime Minister, replying to-day to Catalonian
prOtectOnists, declared that he was guided by the
general interests of Spanish commerce alone, and
not by the interests of parlcua class or district.
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PRUSSIA AND TIE YATICAN.

BERLIN, Jan. 29-In the lower house of the
Prussian Diet to-day during discussion the estimates
for worship Herr Won Gosser, Minister of Public struc-
ton and Ecclesiastical Affairs declared that the restOra
tion OF Cardinal LedOchOwski 10 the ArchbshOpric Of
Posen would ieoparzc the peace OF Church and state
The Government he said must keep its eyes open, the
Poles still regard Cardinal LcdOchowsk their Prmate.
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4 SAFE BLOWN OPEN BY BURGLARS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The safe in the post office
at Blue Island, Of the southwestern suburbs OF this
city, was blown open by burglars last night In addition
to the stamps and money of the post olco which were
taken some Of che townships funds stored IN tho safe
were also carried of The value Of the punder secured
by the thieves is placed at $4,000.
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LOGAN CLUBS IN NEBRASKA.
IBY TELEGRArn 40 me rRIBUNF. /

BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. 29.-About one thousand
townsmen met last night at the opera house in this city,
for the purpose of organizing John A. Logan Republican
club Speeches made by Colonel Oliver C. sabinCap
tain ]. f. Hill james L. Rush. Judges Colby, Kreizhnger
and Mcdonald and r. W. sabin prosecuting attorney for
Southeastern Nebraska. Over i've hundred signed the
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CHARGED WITH PLAGIARISM.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. 7

SCHENECTADY, Jan. 29.-EXcitement was
created in Scotia suburb OF Schenectady yesterday by
the sudden unexplained resignation of the Rev. Henry
]. Whalen, Baptist clergyman He says he did so be-
cause of article in The Boston Journal charging that
when he was pastor at Cummngton Mass. he plagiar-
zcd the sermons Of Tie Rev. Dr Deems, of New FORK,
and Others Whalen admits he used some Of the sermons,
but entire. The church will consider the to-
na
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NEW-ENGL4ND MILK Producers.

BosroN, Jan. 29.-AbOut 600 farmers of
New-Engand Interested in the milk trade met here to-
day to consider the best OF protecting their In
terests Addresses were made by W. F. Richardson, OF
Goshen " Y, president OF milk company IN that region
and by Henry f. Alvord, of Orange County, NY Oeers
then eeCtcd
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A BOLD ROBBERY BY DAYLIGHT.

PITTsBuRG, Jan. 29.-While s. Levien, tn e
proprietor of jewelry store, was absent this morning.
thief entered and carried or ewery valued at from $1,000
TO 81 800 Mr.. Levien, his return discovered mu
lato work tho safe who drove him back into the
room at the point OF o pistol. The robbers escaped.
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THE RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 29.-The General Assem-
bly met in this city this morning and Governor Bourn de-
lvercd his annual message He finds the affairs OF the
state managed with prudence and economy. lie com
mend5 the scheme for industrial education
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A1IRFTIOUs BOOK SUPPRESSED.

PARIS, Jan. 29.-The authorities have for
bdden the circulation In France Of the book containing
the articles reprinted from the Noee Rerae which were
so offensive to tho Geunons The book is SO grossly
hbcllous " the German Imperial family that IL mas
caused great irritation in Berlin where 1t was helzeu py
tho t,.t,
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DUEL WITHOUT BLOOD.

PARIS, Jan. pa duel with pistols was
fought to-day between NJ Vette memberof the Chamber
of Deputies aud NJ Gras editor of a provincial news
paper Neither wounded.
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extent than the production has hitherto reached The
deposits stated be capable OF yielding On annual
supply Of 100000 tons.
QUEBEC, JAN 20.-ROthwell, n MINER working at the
Ascot Copper Mines pOisosfd by his landady, her
object being to secure large amount OF money belong
ing 10 him.
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THE KENTUCKY SENATORSHIP.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-Ihe Commercial ia
-eies dispatch from raukfort KY, says; AT Demo-
cratic caucus tonight Mr. Ofut Williams man, offered
resoltIon TO ecind the rule and permit the intrOduc
ton of new candidates 1t adopted after debate, by
n vote of 6S to 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-30
THREE JUVENILE SHOPLIFTERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

SCHENECTADY, Jan. 29.-Three girls, less than
nine years Of age daughters Ofrespecabe parents have
been arrested here for shopftnC. Nearly dozen lead
ing merchants have been despoed. The parents have
restored sufficient dry goods and tnkets to stock store.
The culprils schoOl chdrln
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THE WAR IN THE SOUDAN.
THE OPERATIONS OF Ell MAHDI.
NEWS FROM FL OBEID-GENERAL HICKs's ARMY
FINANCES Or rGYpr

NEWS FROM FL OBEID-GENERAL HIcKss ARMY
FINANCES OF EGYPT.
KHARToUM, Jan. pa refugee from Ell Obeid re-
ports that he saw Major Won Seckendorf stabbed
to death while lying in bed in the hos
pital. Edmund O'DonOvan, the correspondent
of The Daily Ners, was killed near
General Hicks. The rest of the Europeans belong
ing to General Hicks's army he saw lying dead.
After the battle he says Ell Mahdi sold large guam
titles Of watches, rings and the like.
Sheikl Obade has summoned KhartOum to
surrender, in order TO avoid bloodshed. The
town Is quiet, but the soldiers are
clamoring for their pay. The arrival of General
Gordon is anxiousy awaited Hussain Pacha is
offering obstruction to every measure.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-The Times in a leading article
says the fact that Baron Rothschild has lent the
Khedive nearly a million pounds implies the
confidence of the fnanciers that England has taken
Egypt in hand and will see her safely through her
troubles. England cannot retire now without ex-
posing Egypt to q worse condition Of anarchy that
which prevailed under Arab Pacha.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-It is rumOred that the British
fleet in the Mediterranean has been ordered to
Alexandria in view of the unsettled condition of af-
fairs in Egypt.
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PROSPECTLNG ZOE OIL.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

SCHENECTADY, Jan 29.-PeOple from Titus
vile have leased thousand acres n Galway,
Saratoga County, inaccessible desOlae region and
erecting del11cks 10 bore for OIL Petroleum has been
found in well George Isbers farm which led 10 the
organization Of prospecting company.
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THE KEY 10 AzrEC WRITING FOUND.

sr. LOUIS. Jan. 29-A dispatch from Mata-
oras Mexico SAWS that the Rev. Father Damaz0 soto.
la in the state 0f Vera Graz has discovered
the key to the Aztec writings
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A SPEECH BY MR.. LOWELL IN LONDON.

LONDON, Jan. ga banquet was
given here tonight by the London
Chamber of Commerce. Two hundred
guests were present, including the Unitsd States
Consul-General and the Consuls-General of other
countries, and Sir Alexander L. Gait, Cana
dian High Commissioner The Right Hon.
Hugh c. Childers Chancellor Of the
exchcquer presided Mr. Lowell, the American Min
ister proposed the toast OF The Chambers Of Com
mcrce of the United Kingdom and of the World
He said he had been selected 70 propose
the toast as an expression Of kindness
and good will toward tho United
State lcheersl-a country which had exemplifed
what the English colonies might come to if
not wisely treated; but neither he his
cOuntTymen desired such cOnsummatOn for
those great commonwealth which were bound
to England by so many tilial ties. Commerce. he
said, was the great pacihcatOr between countries.
II brought men face to face and it was the great
cOrrector of the eccentrcities of nature so that
bad harvest in England meant a good season for
Minnesota, Kansas and Manitoba.
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DEATH OF TWO FRENCH ARTISTS.

PARIS, Jan. 29.-The death of Auguste Le-
lor the French painter announced and also the death
OF Augstln Alexandra DumOnt, the French sculptor.
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KILLED WHILE CROSSING i RAILROAD.

TOLEDO, Jan. 29.-NOra Mcintyre, a school
teacher WAS killed at TremaIHsville, about four
miles west of here by q Michigan Central train this
evening ridne the track with J. G. Lewis
at the time and was struck by the engine and horribly
mDuglcd. Lewis was terribly hurt but may recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-30
CRIMES And c1SUALTIES-BTT TELEGRAPH.
4 FREIGU TRAIN WRECKED.

RosToS Jan GA freight train the Boston and
Albany road struck gravel train at Ashland ana twenty
cars 1f the former were less smashed including
three oil tanks. No one was seriously hlrt
ON TRIAL FOR EMBEZZLING COUNTY MONEY.
pITTsBIRG, Jan. 20.-Ihe trial OF Archibald H. Row
and clerk In the County Courts who i charged WIN ie
of 81 900 Of the cOuntys money began
today Rowaud tll retains his position and asserts hs
innocence.
KILLED HIMSELF RATHER THAN TESTIFY
KTXnAIIyuIE Ind, Jan. 29.-Martln Sellers, OF thls
nlace was summoned tO testify against G.: G. cam
CHARGED with murder and now being tried az A'o Iie
remarked that he would kill himself rather than TESTIFY
He fulfilled the threat
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY CHILD.
CT JouSsHI-RY CENTRE. VI, Jan. 29.-A young son oi
Tr Newell was fatally shot last night by slNycafolu
vtnatc named Hcvser The children mad obtained pos
cssion of r Ncwelrs revolver, and while IN the hauus
of the Heyser boy II was discharged
A YOUNG WOMAN BLEW OUT THE Gas.
W,TrRBIHY Conn., Jan. GA young SW' dlsh woman
was fond wandering IN the streets by the ponce az hld
ntgbt and wa lodged in hotel she blcW Out Tue gas
and was found this morning unconscious Her recovery
Is doubtful.
A SECOND ATTEMPT TO POISON FAMILY.
TIKToN Md Ian. 2g--A second attempt was mhue
YESTERDAY to poison the Hall family. Ihe ino'h'l i anu
four children were taken III aicr titlhg' nc
accused a daughter VINO had turned Out nI9iy oi tue
crime and the gfn was arrested and sent 10 jail
MIMI SUPERINTENDENT KILLED
POTTsynIE, PENN Jan. 2J-Ihoinas - I'l'i1itS, hth,
slperintendent OF the Bull Run COtey oi Tue lcnigh
and Wilke-barTe Coal Company, while crossing bthke
mouth OF the slope last evening, Irl 70 ih poF
toID distance Of 200 yards, and was Instantly kh'u'
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WAsIuNGToN Jan. 29.-Ihe Light House Board is in
formed that the bell buOys at Camden and Long Ledge
n The coast OF Maine were sunk during recent storm
temporary lighted buoy will be used at Camden IN the
iunp
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IoyAL TO THE AMERICAN HOG.


P1TrsprRG Jan Ca dispatch 10 The Chronicle from
Greensburg Penn says: Last night twenty men
met aud formed secret Oath-bOund brotherhood ana
decided not French goods ana 10 boycott All dealers
selling them. until the embargo Oh pork Is removed.
LIABILITIES OF FORBES, WIGHT & COMtANh.
BOsT0N Jan. 2Q.-The Liabilities OF FORBES, Mlsnt
Company try-gOods Dealers whose failure was rePtcu
Yesterday, are about $50 900, tue Dulk oI tuC -
ness beng 10 NewYor houses The assets co7is 0t on e
stock valued last year u0mnaly at 1lUOOO " @f''V''
al retail prices This Is an OYcr-esllnate'
HAVE NOT REDUCED TIME OR WAGES.
NASHUA n H., JAN 20-rhe Nashua ana Jackson M % i"l ~
ufacturing companies have not IeuuVou '''N0 VI ""e "
their cotton mills, as reported
ANOTHER OF REUBEN SPRlNGLko Glt lS:s boo
CiSCINNATI Jan. 29.-Reubeu Springer mas gwen ~
onn M fish he buildings the art school when mas
ust been endowed BY Judge Nicholas Lougwoith. Mr.
Sprurers gft will he used 20 add Two stories 10 ne N
cl,naTi College building IN Walnut near Fourthst
TO REBUILD THE LONG BRANCH PIER.
IoNG BRANCn. Jan. 29.-The directors of the
Long branch Iron Pier Company met here this afternoon
In was decided 10 rebuild the ler and Warren Leland
r Was appointed committee TO confer with the con-
tractors
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
eArvATroN ARNTy PEOPLE FINE

SALVATION ARMY GI-DGLE flNED
RRtDGFPOKT Conn, Jan 29.-Captain Annie Dixon,
Mary Miburn Lucy Reed and Annie MatheIs, members
of the Salvation Army, who arrested few days ago
Tor violating city ordnance by paradng the streets Oi
the cy were to-day each fined - and costs They ap-
dad
, 1884-04-02
Z e l. L G Il a NJ S.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.


new YORK. "afcll -o'h'-''a'Ps'
ad"rts rom tn" 0""1"r ''"te ina
Nrntra' Ur"Iam Is preparing 'or an
DINER ha''le. 'IIe P">i'l"" "' Mayor
U metal Gordon at NIlar'"'''n con
'I'l''S Pr'l'o"H'
0P AKIN! at me opening OF a"VW
CONSERVATIVE 'i"h IN london LORD
~r"nhr"'k CerI"f'd t"a' mere h"o
h'en II" Pe"cr since me accession III
i've present Ministry 10 once ne
frrTl,,2 |" 'l' franchise ne ~.'' I','t
'h' IONS "' i'"rIN would J'ct ~"
propose" measure appearing :" ,"0
p''nI' at"''S' 'e''y'"S ""o "'S7
cr'dI''d "l'l''oh>'
LORD h"rd"Iph C~h"fcn'I'' III inc
'onr>' o. ms rem 'fKS, S"l" ''a' t"'
present AII"lN'fy "o"I'' nor survive
the d'"fh u MiJor GroeraI Uor"o' q
S'n@I' cay
II announced 'llal W. l~a'"llo'I0,
tn" ne" French Minister AT PeNi",
BIAS bF'n instructed to demand an ~
drhlll'N t'om inc Oh'llcS' Govern
mrut OF one hundred and sixty mil
lions of Francs.
nu,I.u March 0Q,L-Tha stock of
49,. - ,n.. ,L.
Su@a' ~ INC our ''"m" P"I'>' 'l'
y "l nI>t, was 2O4,OOO tons rs against
22O.OOO for The CORRESPONDING period
-, ,oar
~ -" :, al r.
NJ" A"fN, hdFCH ~""-''eS-
patches from lhr ~nudan report that
thr ~cavaIrv altt mntrd - r~rcOuna;S-
..,o. I'm, unro mdrahlo 90 roach tho
"""'' wv """"' " -
I'"'I>'
Ii is said that another weeks STINT
lar heat Will nrnbabIv mike the Bri-
+;.h torc.. an .,.v nr.v IN (jxmnu
= 10y ply
I'@ha.
II IS announced that Mr.. Sargent
the Am, riran Minister al Berlin. has
, 1884-04-02
rNcLAlNEDLETTERS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Miss Batrice Artlry; Mr. Edward Ben
iamin; Mr. Thomas Brvcrhoudt RI Miss
Ann E. Christian III Miss Lrltisha Ed
wmdS; Miss TralkerSan; Peter Olsen
G.onlaS Miss Amanda Hartman; Miss
Sierra Jensen; Yrs large; Miss Louisa
Joseph; Miss Johanna Moore; Arente
Nielsen; Mr Schmrlling; Soriet6 DIES
Mines; Mrs CrccIia Simpson; Miss Sal;
Mr. EmpliouS Williamson; Mrs Maria Will
liamS; Mrs Abrgnl Williams.
ChriStiaaStedS Post Oaioe, St Croix; 31st
March 1884.
A. j. BOYE.
, 1884-04-02
acknowledgements

3fN EFT bcLj,rd gjGrcs hcrvcd, at
49, Gouvernrmrntct bar mrddrIt
Hrrr CHR DAHL af ST. Thomas
AaDo,isation Ill som offntIjg Trausla-
rcu tor dc duusk-ve>lindiskr . at
hetjeu" allie o& Euhvcr med Overspt,
t" sor IA % Ill DanSk og pansk og
til at I"de SIC bctaIe drrfor "verpns
s.cnmcI,rmed For>'ujfprnr Auord-
ming lie JmUa. 1868 5 &c.
Gouvcrnemcut> Srcreturiatat, St. Thomas
den 25de MartS 1884.
CARL IATTENSEN.
TRANSLATION.
, 1884-04-02
TR
Publication,

n petition as assistant teacher
&S5 at the II G School Of Chris
tans ed is vacant. Tie salary is
uatiI FIJI ther $1,000 per month but
can lI4 rails d to SIG 90 per month.
Ap' ,ani'' ,tions may G forwarded to
til ,tai vernment of the Danish West
IcldatI>landS INIT the 10th Aprii Il. G.
aid aernment,S ecretary's Office, st. Croix
t'mbeSt March 1854.
NED VAN BRAKLE
ret
, 1884-04-02
Van Bfdklc.
TRANSLATION.
Publication,

H T is hereby made known that on
IL and from The 9TH April a. G..
kilograms with answer prepaid WI
be received at the teIr2raph-Sta ions
at Cll~ristiansted and Frcdcr kSted to
be forwarded between the sal towns
and between Fre4eriksted and ST.
Thomas.
The Government Of the Danish West India
IslGndS,
st. Croix the 31st March 1884.
G.. II, ARENDRUP.
, 1884-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bekjendtgjorelse

81 AnIedning af H. NJ. Konges
% hole F0dse 'sdag, molta 5er Hans
H0ivelbalreuhed Gouverncur . a.
mes @civiIe, miIitaire OF communaIe
Embed~m end, ColoniaIra IDS mod
lemmernp, Con unlerne 90 0vrigr
E~ndbyGgere, i Gouve nementshuSet
TIRSDAGEN den Sd3 DIS. III. 2 Ff-
termiddag.
st. Croix den 2den April 1884.
Efter Ordre
e. LAUNY,
AdjUtant.
TRANSLATION
, 1884-04-02
ublic atio72.

TN celebration Of the birthday of
u H M. the King, His Exc Hen
cy the Governor VIII receive tie
civil, military ard mum cipaI eff
cials, members IF the Colonial Coun-
Gil, Census and other Inhabitants
of these Islands at GovtrMm nthouse
on TUESDAY the >th instant at :
O'clock pm,
st. Croix 2ud April 1884.
BY Order
q. LAUNY,
Aide-de- CAMP.
, 1884-04-02
Van Brake.
est.
Acknowledgements

SSN Plads som Hjelpe'prer we'd
- Ch~ristiansteds Almueskole er
ledig. L0nnen er fore 0big $40 90
maanedlig men kan stige til $1,000
maanedIig. Ans0gnin2er kunne ind
sendes til G0uyernementct for de
dansk.vestindishe Ger linden den lode
April d. A.
Gouvernements Secretariatet, st. Croix,
den Site Marts 1884.
VAN BRAKLE,