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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal.
MILFORD, Jan. 2-The weddin. Of
GeorEe P. Minors to Hettie D., eldest
daughter of R q Davis, on Thursday Il
last week, was conspicuous social event
OF th Q season. The aasemblsge to witness
the ceremonies numbered over 100 guests.
The Davis mansion, where the ceremony
was performed, was bedeoked with
flowers aud the young couple
sto d bens tn 3 canopy OF
blossoms intermipslsd with evergreen
while the Rev. G. F. France Of Hilltowi +,
Pa, an uncle Of the bride, performed the
ceremony itipg the two In marriage
Al 8 O'Clock the bridal party entered the
parlor to the wedding march. performed
b. P,ter F Gsussy, on the organ. The
bridesmaids, Miss Name Dsveney Of
Phtiadelpbia, and Miss A. Jennie Davis
Of Burlington, N J ard the groomsmsn,
Thomas Davis, Esq., Of Whining tor, and
N W Davis of New London, Pa preceded
he bride, who was leaning on the arm Of
her father, and followed by the groom and
&rs. Davis After the ceremony wedding
supper was served the guests Following
this o reception was given George F,
Davis, a brother Of the bride, and bride,
who were married last week.
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BRA DID pCK.-At BAucrott's RAiks, On The nth
inst Hannal, wife Of Hiiiism Bradnock, l.! Ell
52 yeBrs,
Bill. In smyrna on the 7th inst, Mrs So, =
Bell, gid " of tne late John 8. RtH agtd1
years,
gtARK u tails city, on thu 18Th list, e, eu
Rfevf James fHaiR, ia The 25.h year o. ~.
RELATIVES anG tfieaas 3fs IlFit n 20 ntt ind lilo
tupers or thsiesidense u ha tusosn4, south
Eridsy morning ( o 70 o'ciucs servlc . s: y.
Pau's Church. Fourth aid Jsck3on stterts. In.
te'tneut at Cue Old Catholic cepsGery.
GIBB ms. AT duPont's Banks. on the 7sh lis
Juhl Gibbons. aged "a yelrP.
GILLESPIE. in this city, on the 12,h inns
Aldie J., dAush,et Of DAVID hnd Addie ..
Gillespie. In the 9Th yea of her ag'.
GRAY AT New Castle on ms ION last, Andrew
. Gray, In the B1st year Of his aga.
HADuOt,K. lin this city, on th4 7th lnst., JAinos
Haddock, aged GO years.
HAIsLETT, In this city, on the 9th inst Mrs.
Mary Halsstt, widow Of tina late Norris hsislstt,
aged GA years.
KNOTT. lin this city on the 18th inst, Frank
Marshall, son OF James and Emma Knott, aged
year and mo this.
Rel ttives and friends are respectfully invited TO
PARENTS, No. 810 Orange street, on Thursday after
noon at o'c ocs. Services at the house. Inter
menb at MI. salem cematarV
R1roHIE,zEH this city, on the s!h inst Maria
Year Of her age
soWDEN.-In NIL Creek hundred. on the 9Th
Inst, Edward Sowden. sgsd ABOUT 70 years.
HARTLEY. in this city, First month, I1th, OF
paralysis Margaret Hartley, aged 70 yeas.
PRErTYMAN.-In this city, on the 10Th inst,
Joshua Prsttyman aged 20 years.
MARTIH-Att the resids nce OF her uncle the Rev.
inst Alice A., beloved child OF Charles ID, and
Helen A. Martin. in the 9th year OF her age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
HARRIET QUOTATIONS..



WEST PHILADELPHIA STOCK YARDS. Ian.
IL Cattle in far demand; receipts, 27lO head;
extremes. 8a7c., most sales, Bass.
sheen in fair demand; receipts, 5000 bead |;
Hogs, il active demand; receipts, COCO head;
BALTIMORE, jan. 10 Beef cattle-M ,rket
sqEa aa fss pFS Saaty ' SSs pest nsd fuas
Ss4a4l<c.; ordinary, 3a35o.: most sales were
from 81 to 51e; eceipts, 200 head sales, l,0l7
head. Swtne-Full supply and fair to good
5Sa6%c. The receipts of sheep and lambs
ismbs 3na51<o,
cluding 40 car LOADS for export, were 2s6
car loads, or 800 head, making ~ 500 head for
the week Ml1ole grades of st. Ars were
readily Id at an advance of Is 20 20t per 100
pounds live weight, and all desciip iona we're
hrmeri extremes for native steers, 30 OSa1 20,
with general sales at 80 45a6 so: car load VI
poor Texas steers solo sJ 4pel 100 ound-,snd
and car loads OF ordinary do. At 80 I'm les
so; per nead dry co vs., g., rangeu IRON
3T5 o. $500 the weeks eJ ports W, re LOIS
w. cattle, $50 live sheep, $3.50 qnarters ol
heel j, 80 carc.s' es of uutt0n auu 20 dressed
hoRa. Sheep- ReCeiuts. 1890 head. making
1900 head lor the week; dull and lower lot
all sorts except prime lambs; Extremes,
- 20 q Tor sheep. and t475t7 Tor lsmbs. Hogs
-RsG-ipte 10 100 "a, ms king S3 100 head for
tn, IVES &: dun iOr live hogs no Safes; nominal
val1e, $50 8 25
Chicago LII, Jan. -Tattle-Receipts,
5OU head shipments, $500 head marset
fairly active; values nrm: exports, s190l6 ~ {;
good to ahOics, 300ll,t0 pound, A5.I5 80 SO
1,l0Jal a0) pounds. sia1.4O; common to fair
81. 2Da5; 1Dtetior 30 fair COWS 50a3 co. IN dium
TO good, 49, lad 40: sto akers 81 al 1eedeis, 81
a4.5l Hogs-keceipts, $1,000 h ad: shipments,
OUU head; market rpeneo 8 rong and quail
poot; the speculative demand was strong;
rough p scklng sl.25 4 A; packinga pp'ng,
"a. 0.4 Is; tktps. S3 3)A4; ma ket closed weak
with 20 OJ unso u hoys. Sueer-Receipt1, QUO
head; shipments. 40 head; market, steady
com ON to fair, ~ 50ti.2i; medium t1 gond,
% 5Jl4; choice $40 A 8 thoice lambs, 35lr.25
The Liverpool spet ial quo es q heavy supply
sud No. higher, the hest grldes making Is
dressed.
EAT LIBERTY, PA, Ian. 12-The
c. tito mRSkei as act We, with The ten g ry
upward although no in portant auvan rom
last week io.ipg figure' Were rep fiedi
recaiprs, 1852 head; shipments, / head
Hogs, ii fair demand at 1rm nd higher
pr ces; th;ladelphles sold at 81 20 a ~ ind
Workers at 81 5Ja4, 90. sheep d1tl s'.d rh4dN
lower than lss we k; receipts 5000 head !;
shinm' nts, l 50 head.
BUFFALO. J4n. IL -Eaftle-Recsipts, to
dA 400 head; market st iLk H. fair "emand
Dut nc 10 sr ates good to choice steers $3.50
a62,; fair to good native shipping ste re-
s. 10 $40 sto' kefs on feeders, 81 25a5.26
Sheep and lamb Market dull and lower /;
medium good shesp,S3 GA CHI ice extra
Nh ep Si.Sbai.5l; good su choice Canada lambs
medium to fair Workers, 81 5ia4'65; good to
choice 90, Si,7Oa4.7 butcheIs' grad 8, t4TOl
4.Sj; good TO choice heavy, s4,S5A49l
Wilmington @hFA0ss,
Breadstutis corrected daily by the William
Lisa q SOn On,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15

The regular January term Of 9he U ni'ed
States district court convened in this city
Tuesday, Judge Wales sitting The
trial of Peter Boyle, charged with Illegal
voting at the last general election In
November last was continued until next
term The case Of Simon Lewis, Q negro,
charged with the sale Of liquor without
the payment Of spscial tax was called
for trial. II was shown in testimony that
the prisoner had sold the liquor on Feb
ruarv 25!b, 1884, at public sala near
Flelda boro and the Jury fond verdict
Of guilty with recommendation 10 mercy
upon one count and the prisoner pleaded
guilty 10 another. The oourt sentenced
Lswis to three months imprisonment. AT
l o'clock the court adjourned and the
Iurv WAS paid of
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
CAMBRIDGE.
Something I'm the wfnd-No Clue to
Their Daalha.

Special Correspondence oil Gazette and journal. %
CAMBRIDGE, Md Jan. THE p, W.
& B. Railroad Company has notified All
persons occupying the Oyster and store
houses on the depot grounds, to vacate
the same by the 1st Of February. II is
not positively known what the railroad
company proposes to do by this action, but
the opinion is that the houses will be
removed, and that tue company will
erect car shops on the grounds.
The deaths OF Wiley and Hurley, the
t,rmer found shot through the head and
the latter burned to death In his house,
are still wrapped in mystery, The law
officers have been trying to work up q
clue, but have so far failed to get any
positive idea as to who killed the parties
But two steamboats, are now PLYING
between here and Baltimore, and the wal
existing between the rival oompaniss IA,
somewhat AbAted.
The price Of oysters has advanced
abroad and our packera are busy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
~ RREA.
rhe Pr,ce.smmhers wedding


Death OF Mrs. y. III. BeII.
Special Cores, pondence of Gazette and journal.
Smyrna, Jan. s The marriage Of Lswis
n. Pros snd Jennie c., daughter o.
Joseph Smith us, both of this town,
occurred in the Al. & church yesterday
AFTERNOON. The ehurch was tRstefully
or. a.nented with evergreen ard fragrant
flisrs, aud with the gas lighted pre-
ssntrd q brilliant. scsue. Midway the
middle aisle an arch covered
with holly had been arranged over
rustic gate, j9ine op either side with
ribbon aud before his the invited Ruests
we're uehered, A great ma y psople
gathered 10 see II ceremony aud the
church wgs N cat or Sdsd. Ais0 Blva G.
Catrow who pYesi led - the organ
sounded forth ths slri iHS a the wedding
march from LohepSt b.. Promptly at
3 O'Clock Mas jan NE, OesyipR on
the arm Of her father and Or Nceded by
the ushers, s, Gilbert Wjids, CT, venoe J
Snishers, Thomss D,yi, ard ". o.
Hotecker, mstcsed ne the aisle, 'hsre
they were net by sae groom elect and III
best man, Il. III Zimmerman of Wilmin,
ton. The bride was given away by
her father, snd while the twain
otVSo hho hECD, where
pendant from the centre was horse shoe.
the Rev. 7. K. MarEindals assisted BY the
Rev. J. B. Quigg, performed the ceremony,
The dress OF the bride was a castor
colored Saline de Lyon, with panels Of
Lyon brooade. She carried bouquet of
OF flowers and looked very pretty Amid
many congratulations they took the 4 Is
train for Washington,
Mrs. Susan 81 Bell, q highly respected
lady, died yesterday morning about 8
O'Clock, at her late residence on Com
mefce street, in the 10Th year of her ass.
She was apparently as we'll as ever bsssre
her accidental falling on the icy pave
ment, which happened last Saturday
night week, Deoeysber 27th.
From the fall she Sustained
internal injuries, snd from It's effects was
taken to bad. She grew worse, aud a
case OF tympAnites developed. She wa.
the widow of the late John 8. Bell, and
leaves but one child, Reese ]. Bell Of vii.
mington. Interment will be made To-
morrow afternoon at Glenwood cemetery
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15

In the case OF John P, Lynn Va. the p,
W. & B. R. R. Co, counsel for the de.
fepse has died petition In the Elkton
court to remove the case to the United
States circuit court At Baltimore. This is
suit to recover s20, 900 damages from
the railroad company, and originated 10
the fact that the PLAINTIFF carriage was
struck by locomotive OF the defendant
at crossing near Glasgow station, kill
ing the daughter and woupding the
,atha, and mother
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
ST RK

Special Correspondence of g. IT, ,.asL =,
ST. GEORGES. Jan. Il :. Prsshv,a,,an
prayer vas observed In IL a. N msstinos
church last week and seri, Dr. s.xs
is to be held this week in ,Ds,.wsrs
church. The Rev. Mr.. PAUL. o. pss NJ
CT y, preaohed tonight. The Sscb h.
PAttison Of New Castle, will pr .Iss
morrow night. and the Rev. Cha van.
Mallsry Of Wilmington, on three Va !
lngs. The pastor In charge extent
| cordial invitation TO sll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
NORTH EAST.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal.
NORTH EAST, Jan. 12.-The works of the
Mccullough Iron Company have been
started again. John r. Simpson and
wife we're serenaded on Saturday night
by the Whitaker Cornet Band. A re-
oeption followed. Presiding Elder Hill
of the Wilmington NJ K Conference
preached In the North Rsst N &. Church
on Sunday. Miss Annie NJ, Reed, who
had been suffering with an attack Of
pneumonia, died At the residence Of her
father, John Reed, Sunday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
400 nn0 Tor Incarnation.

Martin K ,cRh has brought emit spsirs.
James Murray, p"mber of City C"urci'
for the Tenth ward. tor defamation q
character, ard has laid the damases a.
$40, 900 Mr. Ksogh bases his aims for
damages upon sts tem.n.s by Mr. Murray
concerning the dis oositi n OF stove y bIoh
It is alleged was irres reuoved from
the bed OF Clayton street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
General wllliam Steel Dead.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. ia special
dispatch to the Nsios from Sen Antonio
states that General William Steel was
stricken with apoplexy and died yes'er-
day. The deceRsed was 5 graduate Of
West Point, aud was formerly adjutsnt
general Of Texas. He won distinction in
Mexico. He was captain Of she second
dragons du'ing the rebellion and at
tanned the rank Of general in the Confsd-
crate service.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15

A freight car loaded with apples from
New York sta 9 aud consigned to parties
10 this city. jumped track on the Will
mipgton & Northern railroad near Centre
VILE, on Saturday, and fell down an en-
babkment. The oar was badly damsged,
but the apples were not much hurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
served ,nder stonewail JACKSON.

srAuEroS, VA, Jan. l3.-c. B. Masou,
the oldest southern railroad contractor
and the head OF the contracting firms Of
Mason, Gooch g. Hoge and G. R. Mason &
Co ,lsssees Of the Kentucky peaitentisrv,
died last night near Stsunton, aged So
years. During the war he WAS chief OF
We pioneer corps under Stonewall
,nksan
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
N,a ahe Matter with Andrews

" NJ. Andrews, who has been
sam the Bellevue quarries and
oPeias. nom judgment was obtained
s ssalns' 'oyes for wages, has mot yet
~ nus smp y New England, where his
Ie,utneo ho. went. A constable has
son s'ales ne liant which ia valusd Al
,esisa on AZ ,n 900 nd 10000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15

Richard Beck, p, W. & B. railroad
fireman who lives at No. 424 Rsat Sixth
street, fell from the tender 10 the loot
board Of shifting engine at the west
yard ION Tuesday and severely injured
his back and broke q rib.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
FxRCUToR's sALE
REAL ESTATE.

tAll 10 \ ~ Il ~
VIII be exposed to public Sale on the premiEes on
THURSDAY, January 29, 1885,
at3p.m.,
That valuable MANSION HOUSE and FARM
known as UUOD5IOE on the road leading from
wilmington to BRANDYWINE SPRINGS about
two and half miles from ilmington. The farm
contains about 1876 acres of land in good state OF
cultivation, with good stream of wBter runniDg
through It. The buildings consisis OF large three
soried store mansion house In good cond tion,
with modera Improvements, auch as water eisset.
hot and cold water, bath &c. A large barn, wasa
hn1se, O. tOke house, ic house, brick stable and q
twn.storied frame tenAnt h use. A InortgARe or
Sl2 0C0 may remain on The premises Attendance
wi ba given and terms stated ~ the the sale by
.WINFiELtIS QUI9LEY,
Fxecu or OF the e6tate OF Philip on ley. deceased.
Or by y. A. MAJALL1SrEB,
a. o. Wits HIS torpey.
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FxRcUTTvE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF DELAWARE.

WHEREAS, reliable information has been re
ceved, III It the disease known as pleuro D. eumoni
exists ong cattle IN this state now, tn refore.
1, charles q. rtocklay, governor of The State OF
Delaware, by virtue Of the &C OF the General AS
sembly entitled San act to proven. the spr ad OF
contagious or inf ctiouB rleuro pneu onia among
the cattle II this ntaie psss March 10Th, 1881,
declare and proclaim that said infec touB or cJnta
gious disease exists in this state AID do order
direct all pc sons 20 ssclude all animals in their
possession that are affected with such disease or
have been exposed to ina infec ion or co tagion
thereof ~ the nature thereof may In their
judgment render necessary or expedient Il Is
further ordered and directed that any irenises,
farm or farms, where fuch disease ex SITS or has
existed shall be put in Quarantine, 20 that no
domestic animal be removed rom such places
quarant ed Such regulat ons will be PIT Hcribed
aud suGn officarB appointed Us may be ecABary for
the proper executini OF the law. All ahsTihs and
de uty sher Us are hereby ordered ard tir;c .. 10
ton and to See tnat al Of the prov sions OF the
for said act are fully o1eyed
Any pe,eon disobey ng ihe orders Il the Cover
nor Bherff5 or deputy sher us, made lii coDforni y
to the above mentioned act are Liable to fi1e n06
excesdIrg I'VE hurdted dollars, or to impTiBOn-
ment not exceedtug one year
~ In witness whereof the great seal OF
s. y 1.-THE state Of Delaware Is Aflxed.
49, iii sRtys Q. sTooKbEY. ESQ,
:, Governor Of the said Sta at Dovar. the
Lord. one tnUusane, eight hundred and eighty hvs,
ald 10 the YER Of Independence of The United
Stats the oho hundred and ninth.
WILLIAM r. CAUsEY, Secretary Of STATE
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gauIie Ssles .
In THE ORPHANS COURT.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
T,RUsTEE's sALE
II "."." OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtus Of an order OF the Orphans court OF
the State of Delaware In and for New .stle county
made at the September term, A. d., 1884 of said
court will be erp sed to cubic sale at the county
court house, in the city of Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, the 22d dav Of snnary, A, d., 1885, at
o'olccE, m, certain parcel or tract of land ait
uated in Christians hundred, county ard State
Aforesaid, lying on the Kennettturhpike lrstabov
Greeny1lle and near or adj0lntng lands Of Charles
Green and others Containing ninety.six sores of
land, more or less being the property Of John
Beatty. ceceaBed, which was lately occupied by
BENJAMIN Beatty, deceased.
Attendance will ue given and terms made known
ut the time and plaae aforesaid bv
WILLARD SAULSBuRY, JR,,
Trustee, or by his Sttorney.
Attest: j NJ HoUsMAH
Clerk OF Orphans Court. jan1S-St
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for the destruction of animals affected with
disease, and for the proper dis.
position of their hides and car.
cases, and of all the objects which might
convey infection or contagion, provided thai
amined by amedical or veterinary practitioner
In the employ Of the governor, as aforesaid,
TO prescribe regulations for the disinfectioI
of all premises, buildings and railway cars
and of objects from or by which infection o.
oontagion may take place, or be conveyed
10 alter and modify, from time to time, as b,
may deem expedient, the terms Of all sncl
proclamations, orders and regulations, and t,
cancel or withdraw the same at any time.
Seo. 2. That in any case where, in tn
opinion Of the governor, it may be deemet
necessary TO destroy any diseased animal o
animals, the sail governor shall select ant
appoint three jUdicous and impartial citizen
OF this State, to view, and after such view, +
assess any such diseased cattle at what woul'
be their real value in money, were they not 8
affected and in case said cattle shall be de
stroyed, as provided in the first section o
this act, then upon certificate Of such assess
mont, duly signed and attested by sal
ASSESSORS or majority Of them, being pre-
santed by the owner or owners OF sue
destroyed animals to the state treasurer Q
this State, the said state treasurer is hereb
authorized to pay to such owner or owners,
sum Of money equal to two-thirds Of tn
amount of the aggregate assessment upo
said cattle so destroyed.
Sec. 8. II any person shall sell or dlspos
Of any animal or animals, known TO !
affeoted with pleuro pneumonia, or known
haye been exposed thereto within one yei
prior to such sale or disposal, without dr
notice to such purchaser that said diseai
exists In said animals, or that they have pee
exposed thereto, as Aforesaid, he shall
nd
be punished by fine not exceeding $500,
NAV. In the discretion Of the court, be II
prisoned for term not exceeding one yea
Sec. A. II any one knows, or has reason
suspect, that said disease exists among =
cattle in his possession, or under his care,
shall forthwith give notice thereof 70 =
governor, and for failure so to do, shall
punished by fine not exceeding five hundr
dollars, or by imprisonment not exceedi
one year.
seo. s. ANY person disobeying theorders
Che governor, sheriff or deputy sheriff, ma
IN conformity to this act, or any person DR.
ips or transporting any neat cattle contr'
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4es Sslf

TOR SALE NO 1104 MADISON
h sTRvEr, Wewl.h TO dispose of this property
ioIe MsTch 25 and person, vanGid g . good
property In god location would do wel to view
JaniS.S: HEALD &CD.
, 1885-12-09
Bekjendtgjorelse

m Henhold til ! % af ColonialIoven
% af 27de November 1858 for de
dansk vestlndiske Ger og Low af 19de
Feb,uar 1864 oplordreS her'ed de
Indvaanere i Christiau>lodS JuriSdic-
tlons Land District som maatte for
meme at have havt Diet sidstc Aar, fla
lstp Januar I'll 3Ite December 1884, en-
roen aurlig Indkomst Of 500 vestin-
diskc Daler, og i0yrigt at v8re valg-
bercttigede j Overeensstemmelse med
fornpynte ColoniaIIovs IS, elIer at
vile opnaae en- saadan VaIgberetti-
oclse linden den Site Marts 1887, ifr.
den nTvnte Lows 5 % sidste Stykke,
til linden indevmrende December Maa-
neds Udgang skrittligen at anmelde
saadnnt for un%dertegnedr Formnnd j
ValgbeSIyrel~en,
bet bemerkes, al Excmplarer at en-
trykt Welcoming ill Anmeldelsc ON
ValgbtretligelSe henligge ill Eftersyn
i Retshusel.
Valgbestyrehsen for Christiansteds
Jurisdictions Land Districts VaIg-
krefs den 4de December 1885.
NJ. r. NYSSUM,
est.
Formand.
, 1885-12-09
Bekjendtgjorelse

R Henhold til 5..22 al CoIoniaIIoven
% af eide November 1868 f5r de
dansk vestindiske Ger og Low at 19de
Februar 1864, opfordres herved de
Indvaanere i Byen ChriStiansted og
Forsteder, som maat:e formene at
have havt Diet sidste Aar, fra 1Sto
Januar til Site December 1884, Cn
reen aarlig Indkomst nf 500 vestin-
dislike Daler, og i0vrigt at vRre valg-
bereitigede j Overcensstemmelse med
fornavnte Coloniallovs S Is, eller
at vile opnaae en- saadan Valgberet-
tigelse linden den Site Marts 1887
jfr. den nevnte Lows 5 % sidste
Stykke, til linden indev@rende De-
, 1885-12-09
Notice.

sRN conformity with - of the
% Colonial Law Of 27th Noven.her
1868 for the Danish West India Is
ards, and Law nl 18th February
1864, all inhabitants of the town Of
Ch"i>tiWnsted and suburbs, who con
slider that they have had in the past
year, from the Isl January 10 31st
OF December 1884, a clear annual
income of 500 West India dollars and
are otherwise entitled to the franchise
in conformity with ) Is of the said
Colonial Law, or Will attain the quail
iticntions Of franchise before the 31st
of March 1887 (see 5 %, last clause),
are hereby requested to furnish the
necessary information thereof in writ
ing to the undersigned Chairman of
the Electoral Board before the end
OF ,his month.
Copies OF a printed Guide for Re
ports Of Franchise may be seen at the
Courthouse.
The Electoral Board for the town
of ClrjstianSted aud suburbs, the 4'h
December 1885.
NJ. r, NYSSUM,
est.
Chairman.
, 1885-12-09

cember Maaned~ Udgong skriflIigen
at anmeIde saadant for uudtrtegnede
Formand i yaIgbestyrtlsen.
Det bemerkts, at Exemplarer af
en- trykt Welcoming til AnmeIdeIse
ON VnIgerettigelse henligge i'll Etter-
syn Retshuser.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds
BycS og ForstHders VoIgkreds, den
4de December 1885.
NJ. X. NY$&UN,
est.
FornIaud.
, 1885-12-09
acknowledgements

YET bekjendtgj0rcs herved, eft I'd
y kast til Repartition i F@IIesboct
efter afgangne T0mrer HENRY
WILLIAMS og eftcrIevende Enke
EMILE WILLIAMS vii blive frem.
lagt i Ell Session, der afholdcs paa
Boet O~nsdagen den 23de dennes
Eftermiddag III. p sIet, hvorefter
BOet fOrventes sluttet
C~hristiansteds Skitteret, ST. Croix den
1ste December 1885.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
est.
, 1885-12-09
acknowledgements

[r(ET bekjendtgi0res herved, at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionen paa F,l-
lesboet efter afgangue Foryalter
HOLGER RIISog elterlevende Enkc
FERNANDO, f0dt Muhlenstcdt, vii
bliye fremla9t i en- Session, der af
holdcs paa Boet Onsdagen den 23de
December d, A. Eftcrmiddag III, 2
slet, hvoreftcr Boct forventes Sluttet.
Christiansteds Shifterct, st. Croix den
1ste December 1885.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
rot