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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14
FOB PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRIsON,
OF IAdIAna.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
o. New York.

ALMOST DAILY there Are prlsoneFu
sent from this city TO New CaNls fail.
20 serve terms varying from 20 10 40
days, in default OF the payment OF hueH
and costs for drunkenness. Daring ihe
weeks they arc In jail they spsud their
time In idlenesS, and the tax payers,
who are toiiing and sWeAting ia our
factories and workshops are obliged TO
contribute OF their hard earned money
10 support thsm. This IL neither Jazz
or right, especially - the mAj Irlly OF
this class OF prisoners are nothing
more than WorIhless, lazy bummers,
and The only punlahment an imprison.
meni has for them 10 the deprivation OF
their daily rAIlonB OF liquor. Slms
method should be adopted 10 compel
them 10 earn their llviHg, As work IL the
greatest punishment that can be In,
floted upon them. A gentleman sug'
gested that II the cid COURT House waI
Fitted up, they could be useiulIy employ.
cd In making articles for use In ID,
Almshouse, Asd Vo think the BugRss
tlon an excellent ems.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

T ere is no married woman go com
pletely one with her husband, as q mar
rled American woman. The English
husband Is rnasterlul, and his wife is re.
gArded as his inferior In every way. He
must be appealed u IN every question,
from dress to servants. A Freuchman
expects his wife to live on noting com
paratively, and her dress money must be
tayed out Of the household expenses or
earned in some way. The american
husband makes his wife his equal Her
interests are his; his interests are hers.
she knows his business and whether they
can have 81 200 CT s. 90 year to spend
She keeps track Of The market, the crops,
the strikes, and clear conception oil every
general and pc sonal ma ter that comes
under her insl &C Ion. An English woman
knows nothing Of htr husbands business
matters; nor any more than does his
business clerk knows what gees on in his
masters house. The wife never knows
if her husband is making a fortune or Is
on no brink Of bankruptcy. She is given
50 much for household expenses, aud she
feels no surprise If at the end Of the year
they move into larger and more commo-
dlous quarters. If she is t5ld to pack up
and leave she asks no questions but
moves with the furniture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

This pleasant resort ia acquiring In a
great degree Its former popularity under
tue management q the present proprle.
tor, Mr.. Crooks. Nearly every room in
tbs houte is now Engaged, aud the proS-
pee. Ut a profitable season il very en-
oo1reRiDR, PersonB Wishing TO escape
from the heat and dust OF the city car.
rot hDd plsssauter plsos. The
grounds are well thaded, tho water
healthful and the cir lnviQoFsting,
while the rooms are large Rnd Siry emo
the provision for the table ths bfet tie
markets Can afford. Tho weekly hops
are bsceui5 G quite an Institution, aud
the grounds for picnic mud Cx3ntslsa
pArt.eU sas,a to be growing ia popular
favor. 70 ere pleased to sse last :bC
Springs arc being mora generally sp.
Or oiat.l, zDd hope that they v III con-
III ua " meet with That patronage they
90 tullg ,isP4rve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

IT IS hoped that !he Lazy Our will
DOT on the suggestion VI $40 coroaer's
jury In the oRso OF knAa3A Barton,
the oollEei woman Who ~Gs lFo Sned
In the Brandy zine "a TIesday, by
walking of the fridge xhllo the draw
was open. Toe jury fe11n nenled the
placing OF zS'Oa b. The Approaches, which
are to ne closed when tbs 1tA1 Is open.
ed, aud sh0 suggestion is nsi only
worthy Of osreill oons,dsraIun, buI
should be Roiet upon gllhaua delay,
30 long as there 10 no prllsoAan, per
sons or horseB arc Liable 70 walk over
board at any time, and +. is certainly
the duty OF tbs Levy Our TO adop
every possible safeguard or the preser
WALTON Of lie and property.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

just received, a car load
of antique oak suits; having
made a contract for 300 oil
these suits and getting them
at so little money, we are
prepared to offer them at o
surprisingly low figure,
They are good value for
$45. We sell them for $50,
complete, 8 pieces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

SOME OF Tbs D,mJ,rlal j,arnal,
aBssrs that President Ue7slsad In,
always written sill his N 5asages aud
other 'lE,e pspers, bus u ii % a diff
cult matter to get the Au.rscan people
TO beilsIs auysaIog OF tie k'ud. He
venerable free trade mafssz3 has 100
mueh fi,var oil Inc old B brbon spirit
OF the South 10 have bcen zrit.en by a
Northern mND, willie bis pension veto
messages shATed too great a degrse oil
haired TO yard tho Ualdn soldiers,
to have besn penaed by man who
served his cHuntFy by orlxy, even II be
did permit bis substitute, who Incur
red oil the dangers, prlvsslons and
fAhsues OF the army TO Save him, die In
an alsnhouso, .Oa no, tia. won's DO
Mr. Cleveland has aims enough &c
answer 100 without bslag compelled Il
father sill the rsmArk4bls pspsrs be hat
sent TO C1ngteSs, since hs has ocpu pied
the Presidential Oh Sir.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

raILADHLPHIA. sEturia9, july -. lsss
Closed at 1 P. M. to-day

Closed at I P. M. to-day.
Valises and Grips. To
bundle the travelling kit or
almost anything else into
Cabin Bags--all mou h and
stomach; Telescope Bags
big or little as you stop the
slip; Macintoshes-always
Just full; maybe a hundred
other shapes and sizes-all
under your eye at once.
Northwes t OF centre, next main aisle.
The Trunk army Is in the
Basement. No. II is the
fellow to worry baggage
smashers with. % 10 Sc in,
Sc to SO.
Basement, Market street side.
A great many patterns o.
l37ac Sateen have gone dow
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

We, TBS undersigned Hanks ana BsnEag,
cili pAy al Prises drawn IN This TinuldAni
State lotteries which may be presented ~
or Hountetg.
s. ~ NsAAMSLEY, Frea. Asouaafnri1
National BANK.
PIERRE N.ANAUM. Pres, state q
taoGA3 ElnnR
A. BALDWIN. Pres. ". o Nna'I R'b
OARL HOHu, Pres. Union HagiOHni
hank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

Prof. E. L. RAub, of Delaware Dol.
lege Is making trip to Boston, Mar
thA's Vineyard and Newport, Rhode
Island.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

Row ORLEANS. La.
khI1 Nm bhk tseporsM BsXaregATt
sn1 Early, who sTs IN dh2rKo OF toe draw
lDEs, 10 guarantee OF .csoiuto faiFneaJ
aud integrity, that ths ahEnBos Aos hi
sqHEl End that m ono cAu possibly divine
What nan bars wa draw a 2gtza.
RsEMEBa Der AGO. that tho payment Of
Prizes is GUARANTEED AK R9Uh
H6EEOEAG hANER Of New Orleans,
ard tha 'rick0ts ere siBuht BY the Prooi
t'8ats arc rS6oga ised IN the hiyhhgt Courts
.haretofe, beware or any limitations ., 40
aGym1ps schemes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14
Louiaiana stateLotterY Oompanl

Louisiana StateLottery Company
incorporated By the LsRiuature IN 1855
Tor Educational and charitable purposes
Rnd tie franchise made part Of the pfGsshi
STATE Consultation, Ia 1874, BY m over
Whslming popular voto.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DAsAW1a as TAX Q piac . lsenAl.Annu-
ally lJune and hseof ma eri, ana It's
dAGAND SINGLE n GIN HEn Draw .
n Gb take plns g ON each Of tho
esther ten mO0thS ian ihe yeaF, aSa 4
are all drawn an pubiLu. NJ lne
academy Of Music. New Orleans, La.
I'VE do hereby certify that wo supsrvin
Tue arranGomonts for all the Monthly ant
semi-nnnual Drawings OF The lsoulslEnI
stSte Lottery o., ana IN person nlanA4t
snd control tho drawings themselves, AnC
that the same ara conducted win honesty
hAiIEoss and IN good filth toward all partiGt,
and We authorize the company TO use thu
certificate, with fae-similas Of eur EgAktuIt'
attached In tie AdvsFtiaamsAta."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

thSs everybody onght 10 know thGt A.
Gerge1nt gives $40 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory hDdllng wood IN large
loadB. Lime for whitaHashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe ptreet. Central ofllce,
Seventh and King stTeets. Look for iAs
blue sign, OPENING In the evening.
DR.. EImms' White PuImunie, Balsarn,
The great and mighty lung medicine
for coughs, sore throat, SO. Endorsed
by thousands. FAR from being excelled
by any other. Soc. aud 81. Depot, 4tl
and King sits. Sod by dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

Notice,

The genuine ShErpless creamery but,
ter has SharpleBs pflntsd in full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madison street groosTs, N. W.
COruef Fourth,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

TIE NorIh American says: "Taers
are 30 ne mean thieves in Thls world,
but the msAness Ars sh0se Sho steal the
flowers placed upon the graves OF loved
ones, By tas soFroWiDg iAmlilsl," and
We endorse every word OF Il. We
know Of one family, 10 psyieulAr, ths,
losl two dearly loved CHI drsD. who're
remains Nefe piactd ia oue o. on,
cemeteries. The SOTO glng psTsnls
brought roses and other p ants, which
they placed upon their sra7es, bus 81
fast 81 they would bloam ihe fl lEsrs
were plucSed BY vAndsiS, whose sshous
showed that they had no thought or
care Tor any one be5o2d themselves.
Many persons who TEX hjgers from
graves in our oenaseE,ss could fsoi
greatly cEa0dsd II GAsy vera told thbt
they are thle7es, AID " we do not
knoT o. my other n 80 that Will
justly apply 20 them, 70: /; nsrtalnly 10
n5 m1aa lha'3 70 ssh fl yer, IS II
Is to Ilks sone}Aing Of n}ss value.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

If THE Hoa. Thomas +. DAyArd L.
not very careful he will bs READ out OF
the Democratic party, As he recently
had the courage, naniiness and honesty
10 assert that General HArrison's vote
In the Senate on the Ohiness question
was intelligent and consistent, and that
the record cannot hurt him. This IL 0
frank aud honest declaration, but We
do not believe II will Be rsllShsd much
by Secretary BAyAfd'B own party, who
are trying to deiRms General Harrison
and make capital for Mr., Cleveland by
bis action on Ihls matter. General
Harrison voted AyAinsI the Chinese re-
strlotive bill because II VAS = direct
Vi1lAtion OF the then existing treaty
with China, and proved hlmSslt D
statesman BY so doing. Gsnersl HArrl-
sons Astlons in the B3nsie have won
the most fiAtssrlug recognition from h!s
associates In that body, snd thls lribu tie
from Secretary BAyETd ID sllks oreiita-
bic 10 him and 10 General II ArtIson,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

Ohildren's white dresses made to or.
der; lace caps at bargain; also : com.
plets line of notions. Huklll & Point,
8, q, cor. Second and TAtnRli,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy of Music. New
Orleans, Tuesday, August7, 'SS.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000,
100000 Tickets nc Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves 0ROs Omar teFs
&C; Tenths %; Tween ,tesha 81.
KiHT ON FQIyNH.

ana Prizes, amounting to........sl, o5I 30.
RorR.-TioEets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled 70 terminal Pt!Ecs.
For Club L -t5s OF Eny rurthor inforuA.
s!on do1red, write lssitlY to tho undorBign-
ed, ole2rly BLstinR your residence, with
st5t9, Co1ntJ, Strees and FSmhar. More
rapid return mali delivery will DO assured
by your enclosing en- envelope bearing J our
fall addrora
send POSTAL NOTES. Express MONEY
OEdsrL or New \ ofS EN1nRnys In ordinary
IL. tHr, Currency 0y EZpgsgg lat our exp6nss)
SddiBssed 70
M.A.DAUFHIN,
rev Orleans, La
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

:, me s1bscr.hlr will coa,inp,n.
htcklEnd, delaware, ''l'sli Uu
July l2'h. ltsl. ''N A klr'MI|
llSBinl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

Az TlOE. AlER5 rAES'

NOrIOE
~ The parineTAtp bs,,,o,.
DosWeen the subseri6erg si,i,a ,Itgs
S9q EDWIN A. hiinhio, npds. y, " J. Nd
OF a. } bsooTo h TO-, va G Az, " m n
s ,t,l cor sent, March Sgtt. III is'i,i b. n
hIvohle VIII sOtslo mp tbs had. id't
HikAM J. sgsRla'e
July l9tb, 1858 4" A aMRlk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14
n. A.DAUPHIE,

BE azs a. ERUPHIa,
wsIhrnga OR, p, c
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

h!5lest sasl;tsisd Lsit5s to
aEW GRE.EARB BAEsOMAB nAaE
VOW lEssNHal. G.e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

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tin RyAhi
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ISssu a.,
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A'iiHl
htsiO1t
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

Ratersd ~ kAs eost O1bee NJ Whining
~ ral. O. ssesud clEss mnii matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-14

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|iIy-TFj
hSUGee
, 1888-08-11
From the Demeraro ArgOSN

The rules and regulations for the Girls
ReformatOrv. in Charlestown, are publish
ed in the Official Gazette, and seem to be,
at IL haSty gloss, complete enough to meet
all probable requirements. The great OBJ
iect of the Institution is to convert was
trel girls, declared by the Magistrates t"
be disSolute and lawlesS and tit subjects
for the maternal care of the State, into
quiet, useful young women, skilled IN the
simpler branches of house keeping, able
to wash clothes properly, to make and
mend their own garments, to read ana
write, and, withal, industrious, orderly
obedient and moral. The work OF CONVEX
sion will not be an easy one in the case OF
some of the inmates, very bad girls, as a
rule, being less susceptible to eleVatlng
and purifying influences than very, bad
boys but of course the success VIII de-
pend to "a great extent on the wisdom and
discretion of those who are placed IN
charge of the home. The situation OF the
Reformatory in the midst of a populous
district of the city, within the range OF all
the sounds in the block, and by no means
, 1888-08-11
sly. GROIN STATION.

New York, Aug. 8th.-The death is an
nounced of Archbishop HaSley, of Cambria.
London news states that six persons
have been killed in Il railway collision at
Hampton Wick.
Paris dispatches state that labour riots
have occurred at AmienS. Seven OF the
rioters have been arrested, including four
foreigners. Further trouble is expected.
1t is stated that the Parnell Inquiry Bill
has been further amended.
The appointment of Lieut.. General
N~ewdegate as Governor of Bermuda is
gazetted.
London, Aug. Sth.-Sugar in stock on
the 4th inst, was 266 900 tons. Last year
2l4,000 tons.
New York, August 9th.-Senator Sher-
man, in the course of a speech against the
fisheries treaty, predicted the Canadian
annexation to the United States within 10
years without u war.
The Attorney General of New York has
instituted two test cases of conspiracy
against the sugar trust.
Paris dispatches state that the Govern
ment has made ample preparation i'll anti
c"ipation of disorder on the occasion of the
funeral of the Communist General
Endes.
, 1888-08-11
CHRISTIANSTED.

August 8 Per schr "Vigilant' from St.
Thomas-Mr. w. a. Smith, Emma Phalr,
Olonzo Toll, James Weeks, Mrs. Adelaide
HorsIord, Revd. JOhanSen.
August 10 Per schr Vigil0nt for st.
Thomas-Peter DE Wendt, George G.
Ebbesen, Mary Williams & child, Will
belmine Gumbs & child, Mrs. A. r. Raven.
F-REDERIKSTED.
August 9 Per schr atlantic" for st.
"Reminiscences Warner & child, Joseph
Nathaniel, Rebecca Nc Bean, Jane Peter
sen, Nicholas Allen, Mary Joseph.
Per danish bark "Malvina" for Copen-
hagen-Miss A. Ripperger.
August 8 Per schr "Atlantic" from st.
Thomas-Messrs O. Marionetti & j
Henrigues, VIM, II. Morales, j. Nathaniel
, 1888-08-11
CHRISTIANSETD.

July CRAFTSMANSHIP.
Mr.. Carl FenSmark, aged Al years.
"-Mary Fredericks, aged IL yeats.
Miss Maria Ground, aged 78yearS.
n-William Francis of Sion Hill, aged
40 years.
"-Josephine Leevy, aged SO years.
4-Cathrine Bryan, aged 10 years.
ELLEN Linkin, aged rs years.
6-Martin of Cotton Valley, age not
given.
u-AIexander Bastian, aged % months.
ALBERT jackson, aged 2 years II days.
8-Maria benjamin, aged 30 years.
9-Adelaide George, aged 70 years.
"-Juliana James, aged 1 year 4 months.
10-LOuise NeWtOn'S newborn temale-chlld
aged J hour.
13-JameS Cornelius Barry, aged0 months.
George Fletcher, aged 40 years.
15-Widow Mrs. Petrina Douglas, born
Jacobs, aged 70 years.
u-Nr. James Williams, aged SO years.
1G-Louise Newton, Of Est. Anguilla, aged
% years.
u-Naria Conton, aged 50 years.
u-Anita Samuel, aged 8 months.
1S-prjyate No. 81, Peter Magnus JesSen,
of the list Company, aged 20 years.
19-Mr. Alfonso Brandt, aged 56 years.
22-Wilford James, aged 8 years.
23-Nary Samuel Of Est. Strawberry LII,
aged - years.
24-John Daniel, aged 73 years.
25-Camilla Eliza Knight, aged l year )
months.
2G-Madiane George, aged 50 years.
o7-,Jane Thomas, Of Est, Mary's Fancy,
aged II years.
v-Ann Daniel of Est. Mt. Pleasant, aged
30 years.
3O-Martha Henry, aged year Z months
3l-Ezechial Vallade. aged 10 years.
July F~REDERlKSTED.
32Tpleup BeviSco, aged SO years.
John Moorphead, aged 80 years.
6-CIevrlaud Thomas, aged 5! months,
9-Harriet Irving, aged - years.
l4-Ida Nee King, aged 3 months.
l7-WiIliam Griffith, aged fl years.
l8-Joseph Hines, aged % years.
l9-Widow Mrs. Judith Cooper OF Chris
tiansted, aged II years.
oO-AIryandpr Peterson, aged II days.
2l-John Briscoe Of Africa, aged so years.
u-WaIter Benjamin Of Est. Mt Victory
aged 26 years.
Peter Emanuel, aged Il years.
22-Louise Evans, aged I months.
44-John Williams OF Antigua, aged ~
years.
2G-Edward Taylor Of Est. Punch, aged
4 months.
27-Richard Barry aged 9 months.
99-Abraham Edward, aged 10 years.
s-David James, aged 3 months.
, 1888-08-11

II is hereby mnde known that in
meeting Of 9th inst, the Colonial
Council has consented to Planter W.
MORTON'S acting as member OF
the Road Commission during the alb
sence of Planter J. WILSON.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix
the 9th August 1888.
VAN BRAKLE,
, 1888-08-11

1u0 AullGIIS NlSILlCO ID obhA UAo"0NNNNS
and the glassblowers of Lyons are threaten
ing to strike.
The libel case of NJ. Charles Ferry against
M. Rochefort has resulted in favor OF the
former, NJ. Rochefort being fined.
The Minister of Agriculture has explain
ed that consequent on the United States
tariff France is compelled to tax American
meals.
The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking at
the Mansion House, said that local govern.
ment had solved the difficulty OF governing
London, and that it would decrease the
national debt, and increase the national
credit. Poverty, he said, was the greatest
curse of Ireland; and the Government
could do little to lessen poverty, or to
enrich men; but it could enable men,
without interference, to enrich themselves.
Referring to foreign affairs, he believed it
was the object Of the rulers Of the world
to secure permanent peace. The British
policy in Egypt was succeeding beyond
expectation, and when Egypt should be
strong enough to maintain social order,
England would gladly be relieved OF the
burden Of occupation. AS regards the
European situation, he said that the best
policy for Bulgaria was to leave her to
herself, and he believed that the present
Kaiser WAS impressed with the value OF
peace.
ST. Thomas, Aug. 9th-NeWS from Haiti
this morning per German steamer reports
% general rising III that country against
General Solomon. The revolution appears
to have broken out at the Cape and Seve-
ral other places in the North, and accord.
mo to latest advices the RevOlutionlSts
were marching towards GOnaiveS and Port
au.Prince.
London, August 1Oth.-General Sir
Henry Norman, Governor OF jamaica, sail
ed from Southampton yesterday.
New York, August / th.-lt is stated
that Zanzibar has coded IL great tract OF
territory 10 Italy i'll settlement OF the
recent difficulties,
Paris dispatches state that NJ. Floquet'S
firm preparations against disorder at the
funeral of the late General Endes have
elected general approval.
NJ. Floquet has suppressed the Labour
Exchange of Paris on the ground that 1t
is being directed by agitatorS from its
original good purpose.
London news states that the ParneIl
Inquiry Bill has been read Il third time I'D
the House OK Commons. The ParnelllteS,
refusing to support or oppose the measure,
walked out of the House before the dlvl'
sion.
The Naval blockade has been broken
between BeIehaven and Tough Swilly.
All the principal British ports have been
captured 10y the attacking force, and Lon
don is imperllled.
The Duke Of Marlborough, in order to
avoid possible complications under the
New York law against divorced persons,
has been re-malied before a Registrar
in London.
Lord Durham's appeal against the de-
cision in the Jockey Woods case has been
rejected.
London, August 10th
DemerarACry stalls ercwt. Colts.
Oh.
Sugar. Muscovado per cwt, 80 rs. OIL.
German Beet So ,. g.: T.. 0. b.
las. I'D.
Opmprara tum per paI.. Is. Id. to Is. 2d.
, 1888-08-11
NOTICE..

RFTER date Of this notice the
AColonial Bank will only receive
the IS Sp Gold piece (Alfonso) at
S4.02J, its relative value to the
Doubloon, at which rate the Bank
is prepared to issue it in redemption
of it's circulation.
st. Croix, l1th August 1888.
FRED. PETFORD,
Acting Manager.
, 1888-08-11
PrOclalna.

"A LIE og Enhyer som maatte have
"a noget at fordre i Boet efter af-
gangne JOHN JOHNSON o9 etter-
levende Enke Cathrine Johnson md
kaldes herved med 3 Maaneders Var.
sci til for undertegnede ~kifteret at
anmelde o. beyisliggj0re deres hray.
Endvidere indkaldes med Aar og
Days Varsel Arvingerne | Boet TIL
at anmeldo og Iegitimere sig.
OllriStianStcds Skif5oret, den lode Au-
gust 1883.
est.
, 1888-08-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENIS.
Bekjendtgjorelse

nET bekjendtgjores herved, at Co.
lonialraadet i sit den 6te DIS. af-
holdte Mode har meddelt S~amtykke
til, at Planter w. MORTON funge-
rer som Medlem af Veicommissionen
under Planter j. WILSON'S Fra
varelse.
Gouvernements secretariatet, st. Croix
den ode August 1888.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1888-08-11
ID EA T I'll S

REGISTERED Of persons buried
in the public cemeteries
, 1888-08-11
Acknowledgements

n EFT bekjendtgj6res herved, at I'd
kast til Repartitionen i Detail
handler JOSEPH ALFRED BRU-
LEY'S Fallitbo vii bIive fremla8t I
ct Skiftem0de, der afholde8 paa Kon.
toret ONSDAGEN den 29de August
d. A. Eftermiddag III. 3, h%voretter
Boet forventes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skirteret, den lode ,Au-
gust SIS
MAXEN,
est
, 1888-08-11
London, August 10th

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DemerarACrystalspe per cwt. Colts.
Sugar. Muscovado per cwt, 80 12s. 81.
German Beet So ,. g.: +. 0. b..
las. I'D.
Demerara Bum per gal, Is. Id. to Is. ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-13
YOlttiibe NuHOld)au.
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S9Ia5t ssi3Iassn, bic 0abl TT uoriiber
unb bas ReiuItat, 70 melt mOsIid, befannt.
2eibsr babsn bic 0emotraten ben Sies
psrlorsu, usrloren sesen aIes grwarten,
psrloren tros aIlsr Initrensunsen. Ser
6. 0ousubsr bat un3weifelbaft entidisben,
baB bas Bolt 5urriion unb Worton nit
bsr rspabIituniiden 9artei Der &esisruns
NIT GlepsIanb unb Sburman poraiebt.
Warum entuideIn mir ipdter. 6ier bas
&sIuItar: 9arrtion bat uon ben
@abIitimmsu auf ale Sale 225 betoms
men, gIeueIanb aber 1862, unb swar itimms
ten fur 9arriion: