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Van Brake.
Publication.

n is hereby made known in conformity
with the Colonial Law, s 81, that His Ma.
irSIN the King ON the most submissive
repreN"ntali n of the Ministry of Finances
has been most graciou~ly pleased by Royal
r .So'uriO: of29 h ultlmO 20 sanction an
additional Money Bill t. the Budget for
the Municipality of ST Cr"ix tor The tinan.
riaI year fr'm the lSt April 1888 to the
31>, March 1894 sur Items d. /, E. and F.
fra total amount of ~. O3O.55. said Money
BII being PASSED at 2nd discussion in the
g 'loniaI Council for st. Croix on the 4th
Frhru Try a. g.
The Government of the Danish West
Ind a Islands, st. Croix BIRD April 1884.
G. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-04-30
acknowledgements

hET hckiendtgi6rrs herved Henhold til
u KoIoniallOvrns 5S, at paa Finants-
mIniStrrietS derom neLlagte allernmder.
dInigSte Fo'eStilling har Diet b. haget
ms MajeSf@t Kongen we'd Allerh6jrNte
Resolution at 20de f. VI. ~alI"rnaadi2St at
stadfeSte den af Northumberland for st.
CroiX we'd 2den Bellandling den 4dp Febrn.
ar vrd'agnr TiII~gSbevilling til l'dgifter
under Bndgr,Iet for k0mmunpn st. CrOix
for FinantSaa'tt fra 1S'e April 1888 til
Site MlrlS 1891 under Post d. !, Post E.
"g Post +. til BeI0b af ialt $2,03O.55.
Gouvrrnemrntrt fordt danSk- vpstlndiSke
OR, st. Croix den 23dr April 1884.
e. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-04-30

DdG zen ~. CfOlE ! 41Meftcd.
nJOR VITTERLIGT: at, efter Begjer-
u ing If PImter uAMILrON GERALD
HENDERSON ner af Otm som FuldmUgtig
for a~fgangne ALEXANDER TOWERS
Arvilger ,g Evecu Orer, OF j Me hold at
KongeIig Bevilling af 2Ie April 1884,
indStrvneS herved med Aar og Days
VArSel den eIler dem, som maatte have
Hp de Ell Pan obligation, udStitdt # H..
G. RATCLIFFE til st. troiy Oyerfor-
myndcri den ljde Mai 1851 og thinglHst
Il II Did $. NJ. lydenle pla S}225.26 c
OprindtIig tilhj enle de UmyndiGe,
CAROLINE DEWHURST TOWER,
JULIA ELIZABETH TOWERog FLORA
ANNA TOWER, med lste Prioritct
Plaatagen ManningSbay Prindsen Quarter
paa st Croix, hvilkPm Pante0bligation cr
b0rtkOmmen, til at mode linden Frederik-
stedS ortinaire BythingSret, som hOldeS
paa ThingStedet i Ere lerikSfOrt cl'er paa
andet sd ,Iant ted hv"r Retten MATTE
hOtdeS, den FIRST ordinaire RetSdag dor
Tiden TorSdag) pa hvilken Retten holdeS
i September Manned 1885 Form. kl. 10
slet eller til ande' Saadamt Klokkeslet,
Retten MATTE holdes paa, for med
Obligationen at frtmkomme e dercs Ret
Og AdkOmSt dert!l at Devise, da Citanterne
i modSat Fald vile fOrvenIe OK lado
paaStaae den nBvnte Panteobligation we'd
Dom mortificeret, dog kun fOrSavidt angaAer
den dem tiih0rende Andel If $725.36 c.,
s~aaleleS at en- UdSkritt af Pantebogrn
kan tr;pde ObligatiOnens Sted for den
navnte Andels Velkommende.
Forel;rg"lSe o@ Lavdag er hevet we'd
FIR. 3die Juni 1896.
Under min Hand Og Embedets
Segl.
FrelerikStedS observation-disclosures, st.
Croix den 22de April 1884.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1884-04-30
Repeated.
L

%ONDITlONS for the VicTuaI-
- M and supplying Of bread and
lighting materials 10 the garrison in
Chri<ti"ns,ed AS also fnr the mantle
nance OF The sick both military and
civilians at the Hospital ~ PrteISfarm,
both enterprises combined-apd con
diIions for the Victunling and supply.
ing of bread and lighting materials to
the Detachment III F,ederikSto't as
also for the maintenance Of the sick
both military and civilians at the
Hospital in FrederikSted either com
bined or separately for each, all of said
enterprises tocommence from HE ST OF
July 1884, accom-, panied with n trauS-
latiOn in English, may again lie seen,
the conditions for I miSiians,.din the
Royal ~Bookkeepe1's Office. and those
FIR Fiederiksted in The Police Office
at Frederik~f"rt.
WRITTEN TENDERS,
embpdying the points mentioned in
$40. of the { onditions for Christian
stad aud those mentioned in &&1 IL
and 8 Tor Fsederiks,ed muAt b. ssut
, 1884-04-30
Ny LiCiitad0l.
~ON0ITIONER, h~vorcfl,r Over,

%ONHITIONER, hynrcf'r Owe.
- tagelspn at L"ve.aLc,n af
Mrnagebespiisningen, Br6d og Be-
lvsningSmateriaIe for Garnis0Een i
ChriStiansred SAINT Forpleiningen #
de milit@re og civil" Syge paa Hos
pitalet Petersfarm paany ulbvdes I'll
LicitatiOn under Eef, 90 Conditioner
hvo' efter OvertngpIsrn at Levcranc, +
af Mena ebr>pli~nine B 81 o9 Belvs-
ningsmatrriaI4 for De;achrmrn,ri i
Frederiksfort og Forplriuingen af
militare o. civile >yge paa Diet offrnt-
Iige Hospital i FrederikStrd paany
mdbydeS til L'cittion emten under
Eel eller sprskiit Tor hvert i<ar, fra
1ste JUL drrte Aar at rrguc, Iigge
igien Ill I.ftersyn, Ondi iomrr.Ie for
ChrislianStpds V~edkonmpnde def
konQelige B 'ghoIdnr Con,oir pna ST.
Crolx og de for F'ederjkStrds We'd,
kpmmende paa PoInihammrrrt i Ere
derikstcd.
SKRTFTLIGE TTLBUD
der maa omIatte &c ! s 20 # Corpli.
tiOnerno tor Leverancen i Christian
sted og de ) II og $ at Condition
erne for Fred"likSled "pgi,np forS<j l.
lige P"nc:er bIivc at inlsrndo under
F"rs, CLING Ill Gon'crnrmentrt, me~-
kede respective
'Leverance for Chri8tiansted'
OG
'Leverance for Frederiksted
flrinden ONSDAGd N Id ,a,|. Il,
Eftermrddag III. 2, til hv.lLrn lid de
modtagne Tilbud vile b'lvc aab de
af Gouvernomrnts-~ccrc'9rcn i DC
Lystj avendcS NBrv@rcISr.
BetingelSerne er" hIevnr foImd Dire.
de i CT enkplt PmnkI,
Commencement Secretariatet, st. Croix
den 22de April 1884.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1884-04-30

Say authority from the Directors
CO. Of the life Insurance Company
of J II in Copenhagen | have en-
powered Royal B"okkeeper P NJ.
LESCHLY 10 acl for me as AGENT
fnr said Company here in st. Croix
from The lst Of May this year.
CLristiansted 22nd April 1884.
4. HANSCHELL.
, 1884-04-30


III TO the Government sealed and
marked Respectively
'Leverance for Christiansted'
'Leverance for Frederiksted'
wi,hi WEDNESDAY,, The 18th May
'h;s year at 2 "'rork p NJ. AZ which
hpur the ,rnI"rS rec, i,el viii Be
opened by HE Government ecre a.
rv in HE presence Of those bidders
who may BE- present.
The Conditions have been altered
in a single point.
Government S c etary's Office, St. Croix
the 22nd April 1854.
5. ". VAN BRAKLE,
, 1884-04-30

a LIE og Enhver, som MATTE
Az have n"get at fordre i Skiftrt
cfer afg. St~raffefarge FRANCIS
WILLIAM alias FRANCIS JAMES,
ka'det Tottola FIR. ncis, indka 'des
herved til med 8 Maaneders Varsel
at anmelee og b-viisliggj0re deres
KAY Err uAde. tegnedc Skifteret.
S.. Thomas skifteret den 16ae+ April
1854. ia -. @.
q II. A. JURS.
, 1884-04-30

TRANSLATION
, 1884-04-30
T. s, RUBNER| PETERSEN,

paa 0en St, Croir i America.
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$40 Reward.

I OST on Saturday night on Hotel ST..
H A double English Travelling Rug,
dyed sheepskin foot rug, and an EN-.
broidered dust-wrap. The above re-
ward will be paid on returning same to
AGO G.. w. MACFARLANE 81 Co
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CHOICE LOTS. For Sale.

ERONTING on Kinau Street and run.
Il ming back to Lunalilo street, be.
tween the residences of w. r. Castle
ESD, and j. Lycett Esq, we have a lot
$50 feet frontage by 400 feet deep. The
owner wishes to sell the lot as it stands
or will divide 1t in quarter sections,
making suitable building lots of 75x2OO.
Terms are reasonable. The lot is one of
the finest located on the plains.
On the corner of Keaumoku and Bele
tania streets, we have 10 sell three acres
Of Ground, cut up in eight beautiful
building lots with Artesian well water
laid on; will sell one or more lots to suit
purchaser, at reasonable rates.
On the corner of School and Liliha
streets, we have two lots with two cot
tages erected thereon, bringing in a rem
tai of $3.50 per month. Buildings in
good tenantable condition: will sell
either or both on reasonable terms.
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,
On Fort street, we have a Two.story
Frame Lodging House on deep lot COM
prising II rooms with Cook-hou
Kitchen, Pantry, etc. Lease to run for
IL years, rental only $40 month; fur
niture complete throughout the House;
VIII sell lease and furniture for $3.50
cash House always full central loca.
ton and healthy neighborhood.
Several other properties TO dispose Of
Houses and Rooms to rent in all parts of
the city. WISEMAN s. ASHLEY,
us wv General Business Agents.
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Notice..

MR.. CHAS. FURNEAUX will give
W free instruction in free hand out
line drawing at the Y. NJ. @. A. Hall, to
Mechanics only, on Saturday Evenings
from to SP n. The course will open
December 9Th, and will consist of twelve
essons. SIT
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Notice.

A LII BILLS due to the Undersigned
IA up to Sept. Both, 1883, if not set
tied on or before February 1st will be
602 I'm w. r. FOSTER.
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To Let.

THE ROOM recently occupied by
Il the Planters Labor & Supply Co.,
over Messrs. w. G. Irwin g. Co.'S.
Apply to JOHN H. PATTY,
0oOtt Trustee
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NO KA HOPU ANA ka inca a mau
mea paha hele al ma ku'u alma ma ka
la 8 lanuari, 1884, a komo iloko o ka
hale a hoopoinoia he lehulehu ma Exc
Al Ia ka holoholona).
r. GERKE.
Jan, 18th, 1884. 61O I'm
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s25 REWARD.

TOR the Conviction of the person or
Il persons that entered my premises
on the 9th of Jan. 1884, and robbed the
house, and destroyed several bags of
Feed.
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Holland, in the last three centur-
les, has recovered from the sea at
least 10000 acres. The lake of Har-
lem became terra firma between 1910
and 1852, and the Zuyder Zee is in
process of transformation into 5OO,-
600 valuable acres. Holland has
now l,479,000 oxen and COWS, and
her present output of cheese is esti-
mated to be worth $3,000,0OO.
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NOTICE

IF YOUR HORSE is SICK or LAME,
L or any way out of order, call on A
I. BAKER, at Capt. j. @. Cluneys sta
bles- corner of Queen & PunchbowI SITS
Ia Breaking horses to saddle or car
riage a specially. 420 1y
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Notice.

GOVERNORS OFFICE, HOMO
LULU, Sept. "a, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that no debts
IN contracted on behalf of the Ha-
waiian band will be recognized OF paid
unless ordered by the undersigned.
JNo. o. DoMINIs,
Governor of Oahu.
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Lost or Stolen.

BISHOP & CO.. BANK PASS BOOK
I'D in favor of Patrick Gleason. The
finder will receive So Reward on return
ing the same TO Bishop & Co.'s Bank.
600 2Ws
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Water Notice.
Office sup't Water Works,

OIHC6 bupJ Water WOrKs,
Honolulu, July 8, 1882.
A LII persons having Water Privileges
IA are notified that their Water Rates
are payable semi-annually, in advance,
at the office of the Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the 1st day of January and July of
each year. CHAS. B. WILSON,
Sup't Water Works
8. K. KAAI, Minister of Interior. 904
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRaPH

Havana during the past week
on EFn Gsy so s.s 5s s.x Icy: In Ky
visiting England sailed from Liverpool Tor home yeStsr
sSs e .s& Sst ss.a:. Il
spring wheat
street Boston s.ysr. Week. eso wss 10 today IN
dicted for granddaughter and his bail reduced to S3o
s e. s s"s the
members shall undertake the revision OF the Xpocryphs
da ns T:y'S. sS 5:' r.
wife Both are wealthy farmers Hyatt is nortsily
wassighted on browhesd. near Queenstowii yeserdny
and 90 minutes " ' - "'"'''
in ssp VII. K oss;s. DIX Gss5sd
Ing mortal wound " '' ~
VIII :f; slssw KEY os nf vs ss:.
s%'"@s IL Gr . s ~ S' .ss
Thomas JDh,.on cs,r"d shot and kiIlrd Charles Nc.
o" IN f"n 'rs Il yar @ hs sI
Station. Miss The shooting seems 10 have becn reck.
Gast hrirn so,aI.,eI q ,;r gIsh ss,,ne sa..S
crew q lie AnsraV .p r.nnss,e M. p,ss . aug
was burning htsis
nssa and s' n h. n IL H.
tween as e ear. s S q" ovs he se.
away once 10y the Conductor
uds 4ds. q ,;
George Rwler Mhs sefo engaged In digging we'll f"r
Zone, In W,st Troy, were seriousIy inJGrea Ills
The Queen hA. subscribed Ei0O and III. Prince Of
g.. towsTh ne ,s"se' q The VS.! q
:erRsen: AMOUNT over esS sns the S s:,a s" Of
IN Esyl'h team the Competition at QasCet is assured
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JUSTICE IN KANSAS.
Two COlored Women Forced 10 Work on tie
Street with Hall and Chain.

Two Colored Women Forced 10 Work on tie
Street with Hall and Chain.
TOPEKA, Aug. Queer things occur in
Kansas. and especially In Topeka. Yesterday
the officials whose duty 1t is to enforce tho
law put chains and balls upon the limbs OF two
colored women and set them to work on the
public streets. This aroused tho negroes to q
state Of indignation that for a time BODIES no
good to the peace and dignity OF the city or to
the persons of the officials and the City Mar
shall in particular. This Indignation found
expression in mass meeting held last night
There we're about 800 blacks and an equal
number OF whites present. tho latter mainly rs
spectators. The women were arrested
and the Marshal claims that the
Mayor authorized him to require them
TO work out their fines. Several speeches were
made at the meeting by leading coOred men,
and the conduct OF the city authorities WAS de-
nOunced in the strongest terms. The speakers
were especially severe upon tho Mayor OF the
city. who was elected as a PrOhibtiOnist and
REFORMED one year ago. and whose attempts to
enforce tho prohibitory liquor law have made
siniISerrsautiGn Nth the Mayor he fatty contra;
no knowledge OF the women being placed upon
the street In shack.es. and that as soon ~ the
facts were reported to him he Immediately
ordered that the women be placed In jail. It
was thought that the oice would endeavor to
dispense the crowd. but tho meeting proceeded
for several hours without interruption. and was
conducted In the most orderly manner.
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THE FRENCH TAxE KEELING.
Reports OF . Bomba rdment which are dis
credited by Prize MIaIster Ferry.

Reports OF - Bonsardment which are dis
credited by Prime Miaister Ferry.
LONDON, Aug. "a despatch from Shang-
hal OF this date to Reuters Telegram Company
states that the French squadron under Admi-
raj Lespes consisting Of five vessels. had bonn
barded and captured the town OF Kelung. on
the island OF Formosa-
A despatch to the Times from Foochoo. says:
" President Arthur 10 medlating between
France and China. and has telegranhed in
structions to Mr.. John Russell Young. United
States Minister at Pekin. France desires o
settlement within week."
Another Foochoo despatch to the Times says :
France refuses to submit the settlement Of
the Franco-Chinese difficulty to mediation
Advices from Pekin OF Aug. 8 state that the
Tsung- Ii amen has regained confidence and
will Disregard the chronic menace Of the French
tnset; French nrestigs can only be recovered
:. PARIS. Aug. 9.aaThe occupation, Of Kelung by
the French Is Officially confirmed; Il e stated
That the II
Sa the part Of China of an iiiasory indemnify.
uitimatnm expired on Aug, /. France was
obliged to support her demands by selling the
shs K:asr snS fSe Avg
formed ri Hung Chang that 'I The duration aa lon
upon the Tsung- Ii -Yamen. which can shorten
1t by paying an indemnity of 80. 900 600 francs
In ton yearly installments.
Prime Minister Ferry. 1t is reported to- night,
says he discredits the statement that Admiral
session In the name OF France. NJ Ferry gives
~ the reasons for his disbelief the facts that
has received no official information that such
entirely uniortfsd It is also declared. both
at the Foreign Office In Paris and at the Chi
nose Embassy, that tho reports OF the French
action at Kelung are erroneous.
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A GREAT CONSERVATIVE MEETIN0.
The Marquis sf salisbury and Lord Kaa
Asiph Churchin Speak AZ Manchester.

The Marquis sf salisbury and Lord Mas.
deiph ChurchiII speak at Manchester.
MANCHESTER, Aug. 9.--The Conservative
demonstration at the Pomona Gardens to-day
was great success. 1t is estimated that over
100000 persons were present inside the Gar
dens and at the overflow meetings out
side. The Right Hon. Sir Richard As
shelton Cross presided. One hundred and
seventy members Of the Lancashire Con-
sentative Association sent addresses in sup
port of the Marquis Of Salisbury's policy. The
Marquis OF Salisbury made an address. in
which he said he believed q fair measure for
redistribution OF Parliamentary seats would
greatly reinforce the Conservatives. The House
Of Lords was willing to pass the Franchise bill
II the Government appealed to the country
and found that 1t was In favor or the
measure. He was confident that II ne
s SO be fllss and eGmplets measure
the House OF Commons represented. not tho
c0untry's opinion now. but its opinion OF five
years ago. He referred to Mr.. John Brichts
speech at tho reform demonstration ut Bir-
Lord Randolph Churchill also spoke. He
said that the appeals to the people by both par;
election. which the Liberals feared, the
being too VIVID. He. admitted that he
sIsee Psss%SS, and had sdoptsd tSo views q
than ever before, Such an enormous gather
ing would have been impossible during any
provious reform agitation. Lord Randolph
Churchill was we'll received snd was cheered.
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HIS ALLOWANCE STOPPED.
Rhinelander CoaplRins that his Family have
Left him without Counsel Fees.

Rhinelander Conplains that his Family have
Left him Without Counsel Fees.
The commission appointed Mt the instance
OF William @. Rhinelander's family to inquire
into his sanity will sit tomorrow. Rhine-
lander and his lawyer called tho reporters
into the counsel room In tho Tombs yesterday.
and In tho presence OF his wife. Margarita
Rhinelander. read a statement by her saying
that this was the only way he had to make pub
lie his reasons for shooting Lawyer Drake.
Mrs. Rhinelanders statement repeats that
Lawyer Drake persisteptly endoavored to sep
arate her and her husband. who warned her
against the wishes Of his family. He made nc
ousations against her husband which she docs
not believe now. but which influenced her at
the time. He caused her to pay him repeated
visits IN his private Office. thus compromising
her In her husbands eyes. She goes on to say:
Inever expressed sypmathy for Drake lie tried part
Us 10 every way he could. and deserved his punishment
think e lat act OF by ny nu,banda fam
bitter they feel toward us md how firm is their nten
ton to send him TO nAdhOuse For the last two weeks
he has received no income, and the reason sent through
relative. was that he might not be able TO pay his
sci They offered me enough for myself and children.
but the offer husband wrote his father
did not know my husband WAS sane, would they lie
afraid at least to give linn Ills usual allowance with
which to defend himself They want to have the road
which they have cut to the asylum cleared Of obstacles
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THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
A Increase or Mortality ~ Marseilles-T
E"xitsh Cholera 10 Lancashire.

A Increase OF Mortality ~ Msrseilles-Th
E"x'ssh Cholera 10 Lancashire.
MARsE1LIiEs Aug. 9.-The intense heat is
causing an increase In the mortality among
the cholera patients. There have been II
deaths In tho last "a hours. Tho return Of fugi-
tives to Aries has had bad effect There have
been six deaths at that place in twelve hours.
The area affected by the epidemic is beyond
question widening. Yesterday thore were i've
deaths at salln. q village OF only 400 inhabit-
ants. near Aries. At Cette there we're seven
deaths; at B6ztercs. two; ut Carcassone. two.
and At Bordeaux. one. At Gigsau such panic
prevails that parents have fed. forgetting their
children. whom Sisters OF Charity are caring
for temporarily. A soldier from Avgnon. where
several deaths from cholera had occurred. died
at Aisiers. His comrades who accompanied
4n m r9% ina aysnSn have been sSsod
population Of $50. there wore five deaths yes-
t terd and thirty persons we're under treat
supposed to 10 cholera arc reported at other
A plot to escape has Just been discovered
among the prisoners at the prison In this city
Twenty-Five men. who had secured a crowbar
R'po one nc the SamSsr
however. informed the prison authorities OF
what VIII, was soInHg on and The rect Of them were
LosPos. Aug. e@T r EnSi fs' cholera has ap.
10 making considerable Roadway. The number
81 p persons stricken with Il exceeds 200 and five
tribute the outbreak to the excessive heat. and
the use OF improper articles OF food.
ROME. Aug. 9.-The report Of the ravsQes Of
cholera In Italy since the last account Ia as fol-
lows: One death has occurred at Dronero: two
deaths and one fresh case are reported at Cairo
Montenotte: at Bellini there nre two cases.
which have been isolated; fresh cases are
reported at Selorga and Panealierl. and one
Peapo Osapo.
WAsHINdToN. Aug. 9.-Consul Mason at Mar
settles. writes to Secretary Frelinghuysen. un-
| der date Of July 10, that the French steamer
| Britannia and the Italian bark Rosalia, were to
call from Marseilles. bound for New York. on
July 90 They are not likely to arrive at New
| York before thirty-fve and fifty days respect
| lively; He had the ships examined. and. as the
condition OF the steamer was good. and she
| Ian port for fifteen days. he thought she was
not likely to offer any danger Of contaeion on
arriving at New York. The condition Of tho
bark was not SO favorable. as sailor had been
beginning Of the epidemic. She had since
shipped now crew. and boon disinfected.. He
was to take any emigrants from Marseilles.
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A VIRGINIA TRAGEDY.
james Davis Nhes aaa Killed by the Naa
WHEN he Attempted TO Rhsst.

james Davis Shss aaa KILLED b. the Ma.
when hs Attempted 20 Meet.
JAHKsvILLE, Va, Aug. 9.-Last evening
James Davis was instantly killed by Adolphus
AIRY near Rocky Station. In this county. About
q month ago Davis. after maltreating his wife.
left suddenly and went to Missouri. His vito.
finding herself deserted and without means OF
support. attached certain sums due Davis IN
the neighborhood and sought shelter in the
house OF AIRY. who 10 q relative. Some Of Da-
yls's friends wrote to him that his wife was
ginia and appeared in this county yes terday.
s wsns vengeance soS on Ary To- day he
that AIRY had gone, fishing. Mrs.
the back way to inform her husband OF Davis .
S bays
game 70 the house (, and syoTe that he would
door. trying to draw, q revolver. AIRY slipped
into the doorway and picked up his shotgun.
IN the breast; AZ this did not atop him. AIRY
causing instant death.