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lie Goes to London.

LIMA, PERU, Oct 3.-Senor Izcue has
been appointed Peruvian minister to
London.
The Government troops under Gen.
Gonzales were triumphant at Jauaura,
where they defeated and dispersed 300
revolutionists, capturing large quantities
OF ammunition and all arms tnd baggage.
After resting the troops few hours
Gonzales proceeded to Huahio and oc-
cupied that town ON the afternoon OF the
End instant
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Mysterious Shooting.

This morning about o'clock the re
port Of what appeared to be u shotgun,
omanating from the suburbs Of the city,
was hoard rs far up town as Main street,
and directly afterwards the loud cry of "A
man, "Oh N.Y. Night Waterman
Dempsey and a number Of pedestrians
heard it, aud shortly afterwards
Officers White and Beard visited
the Red Light, a dive on
south Austin street. They could learn
nothing further than that two men had
been there, one of whom had ON pistol.
which he passed to man who was
carrving.a small hand-erip. They had
both disappeared, and from them they
learned IL was one of them who fired the
shot II sounded like the report of n
shotgun, however. \ HERALD reporter
visited the region in the noighborhood
of the old cemetery and found
u colorod dance had boon i'm
progress. The colored people in that vi.
entity were of the opinion that some
marauder returning from the dance had
fired oil pistol. The p liabilities are
that some one has been Shot, but II NAV
not be until some mans blcached bones
are found in Trinity bottom that any
thing further will ever be heard of Il.
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Hnrmony Here, War Tiirrr.

4 CHICAGO, oct. 3.-Local freight agents
or oast-bount trunk lines at a meeting
To-day decided to restore the full tarin
rates to seaboard points, which aro ON
the basis of y cents on grain and 30 on
provisions from Chicago to New YORK.
The war on the Missouri river passenger
rates continues with much bitterness
being developed between the lines. The
closil g rates quoted to-day over railway
counters to all Mississippi river points
$3.50. 1t is expected the rate will go
still lower tomorrow.
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trous hurricane in Iceland, ON the 18th
of September. The accounts thus far
received show that nineteen trading YES
sells and company fishing boats were
were lost. Thirty-two vessels were dis
abled. The most appalling feature of
the hurricane was the loss of lives. The
exact number of those who persisted has
not Yet teeu ascertained, but is known
to have been very great.
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Washington Statements.

WASHINGTON, oct. 3. Inquiry ut the
Department of State to-day failed to
elicit either confirmation or denial of
the dispatch in the London Times, cabled
to America, stating that United States
Minister John Russell Young had ar
rived at Tien Tsin, and, acting under in
structions from Washington, has in
formed Iii Hung Chang that the French
government had requested the medin-
ton of the United States government.
II has been learned, however, that Mr..
Young recently visited tho American
Consul at Tion Tsin, China, and that
within n few days he has been at Tien
TSln, which is only about seventy miles
distant from P6kin. while there he had
an audience with Iii Hung Chang, but
was not instructed 10 convey
any request on tho part of
| France for mediation. Mr..
Young, prior to this visit, had several
conferences with the Niceroy, 10 nscpr
tain whether Chinaw was disposed 10 take
any steps toward settlement Of the
controversy with France. Ills recent
visit was for the same purpose. Neither
France nor China have made a request
for mediation. Both countries seem ia
| await amudo tor settling their dispute
| hut neither Is willing to take the initia
| tory step.
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PirrsDuRG,oct. 3. The striking stove
mOulders, who last week offered to re-
turn to work at 10 per
4cent. reduction, have issued another
circular to the manufacturers
agreeing to accept ~ per cent. reduc-
tion. The manufacturers say, as the
circular comes FROM the union, nc
attention will be paid to it,
They are willing, however, to treat with
the men individually. The employees
Driver Bros. IL Phillips express viii
lingness To accept per cent reduction,
Band conference is to he held tu-Wor-
+ row, when an effort is TO be made TO eff
fect u compromise.
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Aggregate

NumDers !, 2 and rocoivod n gold
medal, and 9 a silver medal. These
were presented to-day, with c0ngrata-
tory speeches by Gen. sheridan, per
sonally, after which the General left for
the East. In the division team, long
distance match, at 500 and 300 yards, the
Missouri led with lO2 points, the Pacific
%, and the Atlantic So.
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ST.. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 3,--rhe Il lobe
publishes the statement of J. G. O'Gar-
mon, receiver for the firm of Seymour,
ISobin & Co., G,cG IA the District Court
of Washington county. in this Stat 4,
which gives the total liabilities of the
firm atSL16l, 76G. Total assets, Sl,li7,a7S:
leaving an excess over liabilities of
SInl ~
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FOREIGN NEWS,
THE FRANco-cHlNEsE TROUBLE.
Minister Young Makes Bad Showing for
Veracity on the "MediatIon" Racket
Gen. Gordon sRelieves"
HinIself-Other News.
MInlster Russell at Ticn Tsin

LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Times dispatch
from Tien-Tsin states that the American
Minister, John Russell Young, arrived
there, and, acting under instructions
from Washington, informed Lii
Hung Chang that the French Gov
ernmeut had reqUt sted the media
ton Of America. III Hung Chang
asked the privilege OF inspecting the
telegram, and was very much surprised
AZ the contents, which merely reiterated
the French demands of the ultimatum
of August 18th, with the additional
statement that Admiral Courhet would
continue his operations. Iii Hung
Chang replied scorniully, saving that
France had entered the Min river
peacefully, but had destroyed the arse
nal ana lleet constructed by Frenchmen,
ana after avenging LangsOn twenty fold.
The demand of the French for indemnity
was monstrous, and the Ten Tsin con-
Nentlon made every possible concession
TO France, and why should she seek
| more? lie limited that China is better
/ prepared for war than formerly. Iii
hung Chang said; Let Ad-
miral Courbet attack our north
/ ern deienses, and he will
| find the task harder than ut Foo-Chow,
two months ago, and that then China was
wtlllngto conciliate and satisfy France.
Now she is determined upon war. Tho
government and people alike are pre-
| pared for it, and ii Hung Chang asked
/ Minister Young if the smallest State in
/ Europe would submit 60 such oppres-
/ sion, to which the latter replied; mo"
/ ii Hung Chang said: "Why should the
| greatest nation in Asia?n Replying to
q question from Minister Young, LII
/ lung Chang said the action of the
| fronch had nulliied the convention, but
/ II France had fulfilled her obligations,
/ China had done likewise. Minister
Young applauded the viceroy's patriot
ism and explained to him that he was
obliged 70 obey orders from his govern
ment and pres ent the French demand.
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They Had Better sober Up mt Home


LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Fall OF Berber
will enable Col. Kitchener to roach Gen.
q rdon from Dongola and ascertain his
wishes regarding the Nile expedition.
and as TO the necessity of an expedition
going to khartoum. The conference
may result in the abandonment OF the
Nile eXpedition.
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CoNN@LtsvlLLE, PA" Oct 3.-The
miners and coke drawers of the Merrill
sld Cambria coke works struck to-day
against the proposed 10 per cent reduc-
ton in wages by the Cambria company.
The operators OF the works and the
ovens are now idle. Two of the works
employ about 400 men,
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GALVESTON, Oct. 3.--Arrived: Aran-
sas, from Corpus Christi, via Indlanola,
and sailed for Morgan city. The steam
ship Harris, from Brszos Santiago, and
sailed for Morgan city. The bark Mis-
Voral, from Vera Cruz. Sailed: Steam
ship Neto, for Liverpool.
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PEoos, oct. s.. Special. business is
Improving here and grass was mover
better, consequently all kinds Of stock
are in fine condition. Shipments of beef
4 will commence here in a few days.
\ \ special to the Gazette from Colorado
tlty, that the citizens Of Pecos were
moving to Toyah. Is untrue.
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SEW YotN, Get. 3,--Fallures for the
last seven days for the United States.
1871; for Canada, y; total, 2l7, as
against 2l3 for last week,
Failures were more numerous than usual
In the southern States and lighter I'm
New York CITY.
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LEAvENwoErH, kAs,, oct. 3.-The
Army contest closed to-day, the dlyis-
ions of the Missouri winning live out of
six medals, the engineer corps one,
and the divisions OF the Atlantic and
Pacific none. The following shows the
aggregate of the two best days out of The
three days of the competition for each
contest, with the order of standing:
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VALPARAISO, Oct. 5, The Consul Gen.
eral of Sweden has received three deco.
rations from tho King of Sweden for
distribution to Colonies Valdeiso and
Gatica, and Capt, Don Oscar Vielas, in
recognition of the attention paid by
them to Prince Oscar, OF Sweden, dur
ing his reco { visit to Chill.
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ROM, oct. 8. Reports OF cholera for
the past twenty-four hours give total
of 23i fresh cases and ia deaths, against
3l2 eases and l9i deaths for the proceed
ing twenty-iour hours. Reports to-day
include new cases and 80 deaths Mt
Naples am II deaths and q fresh cases at
Genoa
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PARIS, oct. 3.-The journal Dos Debats
publishes an article on tho French
navy. charging that II is inefficient, and
stating that it doubts its ability 10 sus.
tain war with China.
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PARIS, Oct. 3. Experiments in various
hospitals show that sulphide of carbon
is the best agent TO restore to their nor
MAJ action the bowels of cholera pa
TENTS. IL has restored to consciousness
in thirty seconds several patients, in
sensible even to the pricking OF needles.
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Chicago Capitalists.

BURNETT Oct. 3.-,Speciol.l--A special
train arrived to-day, with sew
era Chicago capitalists. The object 81
then visit, is to examine our granite
quarrios. They will return Tonight a.
President RhOmberg's nrivate car.
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WAsHINGroN, Oct. 3-For the West Gulf
Statesi Fair followed hy partly cloudy
weather and local rnins ana sOuthOrly winds
stationary temperature.
GALVESTON, oct, a--Followlng is the
weather report, furnished by the Signal Ser
Vice In conjunction with the rnllwnNai
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SHANGHAI, oct. 8,--The Viceroy oi
Tub KEN has sent 1900 men 10 rein.
force the Chinese troops now holding
Ne Lung and Tam Sni.
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ST.. PAUL, oct. .. There is report
here that a wild train on the Chicago,
milwaukee, & st. Paul railroad ran
through a bridge near Bayfield, last
night, and that thirteen people We're So
riouSly injured.
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Gordon Appears to be q. IL.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Mudir sends a
dispatch stating that q reliable mosson-
ger brought word to him that he saw
Gen. Gordon with four steamers arrIyo
at Sheudv. Finding the place descrtod,
ten. Gordon uNiici To tur trees a prurla.
nation offering par lon IN the people.
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Coal CENTRE, Pa, oct. 3.--The strike
among the river coal miners, so far as
,Re Fourth pool Is concerned, is now
Virtually over. A large majority Of the
pills are In operation at reduced rates.
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A shock,

san JUAN DEL SrR, CufLI, oct. "a
strong shock Of earthquake was felt at
Nicaragua at 3 p. IN yesterday.
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lilo nnmhnr,l. nrrhrr-


LONDON, Oct. 3. After attaching his
proclamation to the trees, Gen. Gordon
started for Berber, On the day after his
arrival the General placed two steamers
in the middle of the river and opened
bombnrdmeut on the town. The bonn
bardment lasted until lt, I'M the after
noon, Gen. Gordon afterwards pro-
ceedod In the direction of Diali-
zen. IL In rumorcG Tint Moham-
med Elk llhr, who was the
Mahdfs Ameer at Berber, was killed
during the hombardment other re-
ports state that he escaped and had the
treasure IN the city removed to Kerpi.
subsequently, Gen, Gordon thoroughly
chasilSod the inhabitants of D'Jallzen.
They Had Better sober Up mt Home.
LONDON, Oct. 3, The committee Of the
United Kingdom Of the Allianceof Tenn
perance organization has adopted q
resolution congratulating Neal Dow and
the State of Maine on having at the re-
cent election secured such a majority
for the measure incorporating into tho
state constitution prohibition amend
ment. They say that by reason of this
vote they expect great results 10 accrue
In the rest of the world.
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PARIS, Oct. 3.-Tho Ministry deny
that the French government has as ked
the United States to act Ms mediator in
the Chinese affair.
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PAms. oct. b Il is Ncmi-ofllcially an
nounced that America may have offered
Ia act rs mediator between France and
China, but France has not asked her to
act in that capacity.
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NEW York, Oct. 2.-wallor & Rourke's
toundry, this city made an assignment.
Assets not estinat d atover 100000.
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AttentIon. FIremcni

Noticeis hereby given that the annual
election for department officers will
take place at City hall, Monday, October
d, 1891, ut SIP. m,
II. L. AUNsPAUaH, President
! =. w. LINsRIE, Secretary.
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New goods are coming In and al
ways get them earlier than my COM
petitors. ED. Ai.sToN.
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Flies and Bnrs,

Files and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants. bed-hugs, rats,
mice, gophorS, chipmunks, cleared cut
10y though ON Rats H. cents.
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Negro Thief

NEW HAVEN, CoNNY Oct. 3. ALDER
Bowen, colorod, janitor Of the New Ha-
ven postorlce, has confessed to stealing
letters from the mail boxes: among
those stolen was theSl0,0O registered let
ter from George Crosby.
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Gordnn Flights nnd Wins.

LONDON, oct. "a dispatch was re-
ceived a. 1885 p. m. Stating that Gen.
Gordon, after having bombarded Der
Der for some time, effected an entry
into the place and recaptured il. The
rebe Is and hostile inhabitants He'd, when
bombardment then ceased.
THE NEWS CONFIRMED.
L'NnuN, Oct. 3,A dispatch Co Eeu-
ter's Telegram company, from Cairo,
says the recall of Gen. Wulselcv is
denied ON official authority. The dis
patch also states that the Khediyc has
received a telegram informing him
that Berher has been recaptured
IRON the rebels, who upon their evacua-
ton succeeded in removing the treasure.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
he FAILURES OF THE WEEK.
Perceptible Increase In Number The
Stock Market Sill Mercurial-A
Railroad About to Change
Warand Peace Rates.
Toledo, Cincinnati \ st. Louis.


(ST. Louis, Oct. 3. -Receiver Craig, SUI
perintendent Murray, of the Toledo,
Cincinnati q st. Louis Narrow Guage
Railway, and several bondholders ar
fved here yesterday, having made the
Dip over the entire road. The
Purpose of the trip was to thoroughly
Inspect the property, with view of
determining the question of reorganiZa-
3ion and the hupl disposition of the
road. Robert CCddiugton, one Of the
New York bondholders and member of
the party, stated to a Globe
Democrat reporter tonight that
HERE Is no doubt that
What is known rs the Quigley plan of
Reorganization viii soon be carried out,
and that it will not be long before
'another standard-guage road of the
highest class, managed by business
men, will be in operation between st.
'Louis and Toledo. The organization
Dian as stated by MIR. Coddington is as
Follows: Ia the first place, the property
DO be purch for the account of the
bondhoders and the payment of line
to be made i'm the bonds OF that line,
4 Second, We will change the guago
and thoroughly equip the road, the
money to be obtained on preferred
bonds TO an amount actually necessary
for the purpose.
The party Will return to the East to-
morrow, apparently well satisfied with
their trip and fully determined to carry
out their new scheme as speedily as pos
sible.
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Sauced Trout and Broiled Mackerel
Fried Smells and all kinds of Came,
Fish at Ed :. Alston's.
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mckinney Matters

MCKINNEY, octs.-Ispecial. l--weathci
YARN and threatening rain.
Voters are Today determining
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LoSDoS, Oct. .. Intelligence + as just
been received Of q terrible and disa 5.
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OUNTY, TFxAs, March "a, 1884.

GARYN WISE COUNTY, TFxAs, March "a, 1884,
Messrs Morley Aus Texas
Uehhemen Send me three your TX.S AGUE TONIC
Hoce have sold bottle you and guarau.
"eauto cure, and has neYar failed instance.
Yours truly, W. p. SEARCY
~ nnIcsnIe by GROW DUS DRUG CO, Dallas, Texas
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Now California Fruits ut Alston's.
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ReaIEstnt. snle.-

Mr.. William Middleton sod yosIerday
to Messrs. Hall & Bruins, of Fort Worth.
u piece of ground 800 feet square, south
west of the City park, for 81 400 cash.
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f VERY Low PRICES Call and
We some Fire and sf
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Edam and Swiss Cheese at Alston's.
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LundbOrgsl Perfume, Edenia.
lundborg's Perfume, Marochnl Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perlume,s Alphine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lilly OF the Valley.
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Grand ncmocrntlc Rally.

Little Joker" is the best smoking TO-
bacco.
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Fine Picked Salmon at Alstofl.
, 1884-04-19
PubIicatio

0T is hereby made known, that
90 pursuant to Ordnance of 18Th
August 1874, it has been announced
to me, that the firm MOSES & SON
G. MELCHIOR of Copenhagen has
on the 9th February this year
annu!led all Powers of Attorney
formerly issued by said finn as well
as all substitution of others by its
Attorney for the transaction OF bust
ness on behalf of said firm in the
West Indies from the 18TH April
this year, especially the power Of
9th December 1873 given to
ADOLF HERTZ.
Frederiksteds Police Office 18th April
1884.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1884-04-19
acknowledgements

So Eft Bekjendtsj0res herved at
60 Cnderte4nrde i Henhold til
Anordning at lode August 1874. har
m"dtaget anme.de,se ON. 1T Firmaet
MELCHIOR & co. under detto
Navn fra den 15de April d. Aar
driver Kjobmands Handel paa de
vestindiske Ger mel lIjemstcd i Ere
derikSted raa st, Cr0iX, at NORTH
q. MkICHIOR, MOSES MEL
CHOIR og CARL Ii. MELCHIOR
at Kj0benhavn ere d. enlste an
svarlige o. til al und rshrise hel ct
tigede Deeltagere i nuvnte Firma
MELCHIOR & CO., og at ingcn
Forretninger eIe undd'agne fra Diet
navhte Firmaps Omraade, SAINT at
forn@vnteMORITZ G. MELCHIOR,
MOSES MELCHIOR og CARL H.
MELCHlOR under 26de Februar d.
Aar have bemyndiget Hr. DAVID
DESSAU og Hr. EDWARD r.
FORD til fra 15de April d. Var
Forening at underskrave per procura
paa Firmaet MELCHIOR & CO.'S.
Vegne SAINT til i Forening til enh yer
It'd at constituere den Enc af sig
til Alene at und-rskriv4 Firmatt
MELCHIOR & co. Per procura,
, 1884-04-19

fla hvilken Fuldmagt dog er ude-
lukket
~ Dscontering af Vexler.
p Udstcde'se If SAINT Endorse paa
de paa Oelne ~b1u9eti9e Rover.
ser. lie sarkaldte "PromisSory
notes If hand cI!er 'noteS of
hand"
81 IndgaaeIse "f Caution.
A. Knob, Salg eller P%antsetning af
taste EiendOmme.
og cndeligo, at DIV. DAVID
DESSAU, og EDWARD r.. FORD
have constituent IIr. DAVID
DESStU til acne at un~derSkrive
Firmact MELCIIIOR & co. per
pr0cura.
Frederiksteds Politikammer den lode
April 1884.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1884-04-19
Bekjendtgjorelse

mET bekje"dtsj0res herved, at
49, Underregnede i Henho'd til
Anordning nf lode August 1874, har
modtaget AnmtldeIse ON, at Fi,mapt
MOSES & son G MELrHIOR af
K~j0benhavu under u te Fobruar 4.
Aar har ophevet allie tidIigerr al Diet
givne Fuldmagter ligesom Dtt~ Fuld-
m#gtigs Constitution af Andre til
Ulf0. else at F"rrc'ninger paa Fir
maets Vegne i V%rstindi-n fla lode
April d. Aar at regne, o. da n%avnIig
den til ADOLF HERTZ under
den 27de December 1878 giyne
Fuldmagt
Frederiksteds Politikammpr, den 15de
April 1884.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1884-04-19
G r Z G Fl E.

THERE is now at the Children's Hospital
at ChriStiansted fixed a room, where
children under 8 years of age can be re-
ceived during the day. The children can
be delivered by the mother in the morning
when going to WORK and must be taken home
again at night. During the day they will
be looked after, attended to and fed with
good nourishment for a price OF 5 cents
per day, payable in advance. No children
will be received except paid for.
, 1884-04-19
Publication

RT is hereby made known, that
% pursuant to Ordinance of 10 Ii
Angus 1874, it has been announced
to me. that the finn NJ; LCHIOR
& CO., under that appeIiation from
the 15h April this year carries on
business in the West India Islards
with unnicil4 in Fre~dcrik>tcd, ST.
Crnjx, that MORITZG MELCHIOR,
MOSES MELCHIOR and CARL
II. MELCHIOR of Copenhagen are
the sole responsible participants in
said fitm, that they are the only
persons authorized to sign the name
Of said firm NELCIIIOR & CO.,
and that no transactions are exempted
from the business of said tirm,--and
that the said NORTH G. MEL
CHOIR, MOSES MELCHIOR and
CARL II. MELCHIOR The 2Gfh
February This year have anhoriz.
ell MrSsrS. DAVID DESSAU and
EDWARD II. FORD from the I5rh
April this year to sign together per
pfocura ON behalf Of the firm
MELCHIOR & CO., and together
III my time to constitute one of them
to sign the firm NELCHIOR & CO.,
per procura alone, frcm which autho-
r~;zlliom are to be exempted
~ DESIGNATING Bills of Exchange.
D. Issuing If az well as endorsing
on the so called PrOmisSory
notes Of hand" or "notes of
hand"
81 Entering into SecnriIyship.
a Purchasing, selling, or mortga-
ging re}l state:
and lastly that .Tessrs. DAVID
DIES U and EDWARD R.
FORD have constituted Mr.. DAVID
DESSAU alore To sign the name
of The firm MELtIlIOR & co. per
procnra.
Frederiksteds Police Office 18th April
1884.
R. PETERSEN.