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prices ruled lower early and then higher. The
opening from 7se to "a lower than yesterdays
closing, and inside prices OF the day reached
the start; after that prices advanced l1Sc,
with some irresuisrity, then eased off, and the
closing about CSC higher than the closing
price of yesterday. Receipts, 230 900 bushels;
shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye quiet at zoe.
Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-wheat. cash, $500.
Corn-iSAc.
Pork-sIO 20.
Lard-S5 67la.
Ribs-$i so.
Whsky-Sl IL
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Dung Herbert Furlong, recently n clerk
In the Health Office, cleared himself COM
pletely yesterday of the suspicion that
rested against him on account of the mystic
rious disappearance of Mrs. Lyons box and
contents. When DR.. Kenny sent for him he
went Immediately to the office, opened the
safe and showed the purse with its 81 50
contents in the money drawer. where he had
put 1t. He denies that the box had dn adj
dress on it when brought 10, and that was
why he neglected to send 1T to the Aims
house. The box laid around the Office till
the fruit rotted, when he threw away its
contents, except the purse.
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Brought to n Close,

The trial Of the case Of the executors of
the estate OF j. NJ. Donahue against the San
Rafael Hotel Company was terminated in
Judge Hoge's court yesterday, very little
additional testimony being taken. The at
torneys for the defense stated that they did
not deem 1t necessary to offer any testi-
m0ny, and they were willing to submit the
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Charles Clussman was arrested Yesterday
on complaint charging him with burglary.
Some time ago he had a quarrel with Peter
Costello, an engineer employed in quarry.
that time he would "get even," and ON Mon.
day he swore to complaint charging Cluss-
man with having stolen some tools from bis
engine-room. Clussman claims there is M
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 20.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Flour steady.
Wheat higher.
Barley, oats and Rye firm.
Corn unsettled.
Feedstuns strong.
Hay rising.
Dried Peas nominal.
Seeds quiet
Beans firm.
Potatoes and Onions weak
Butter firm.
Eggs doing better.
Cheese slightly higher.
Honey firm.
Poultry market well stocked
Wild Ducks and Quail abundant.
Choice Apples hrmer.
Oranges in heavy supply.
Dried Fruits quiet.
Nuts dull.
Provisions rather more active.
Hops steady.
Hides quiet.
Wool very firm.
Canned Goods inactive.
Coffee dull.
Quicksilver nominal
Coal III sufficient supply.
Beef higher. Mutton firm. Lamb scarce.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Los Angeles for
Humboldt Bay, the Coos Bay an Bonita for San
Pedro aud the Empire for Sanalmo The Corona
falls due from San Diego, the Lakne from Depar-
ture Bay, the Bonita from the southern coast and
the Tillamook from Mexico.
The City of Rio de Janeiro falls due from China
and Japan Monday.
The bark Nicholas Thayer $50 tons loads mer-
chandise for Honolulu.
The b. F. Packard for Liverpool II ,14I CEN
tails Wheat, valued at $40, 010.
The British iron ship Phasis, "A 30 TONS is rechar-
tered for Wheat TO United Kingdom, Havre or Ant
weTp, AIS I'd.
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George Lycurgus has sued Sheriff Ian.
meister for false imprisonment. The plain
TIL was arrested on board the steamer Mari
posa, when he was bound for Honolulu and
was vas confined 9ra three hours in the County
JAIL The arrest was by mistake. and the
plaintiff has also sued the Alta pnhiish in n
Company for libel for having stated that he
was arrested for trying to defraud his am
plOYer. "io VII
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Cruelty on the Uiph Seas

john Graham, second mate OF the ship
Frederick Billings, was arrested by the
United states Marshal yesterday on the
complaint OF George Beer. sailor. who
claims that while on the high seas in Oc
looer he was cruelty beaten by Graham.
the prisoner was released on furnishing
bond in the sum of $1,000
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He Expects a LIrht so,,.e

Charles Kelly, who eriured himself while
witness In felony case several months
day before Judge Trout and pleaded rniItv
Three "priors" are recorded against him
for felony, burglary and petty larceny
His course was in the hope of receiving n
light sentence.
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RuilIe Released On 81

Henry l.. Ruille, the young man arrested
by the Oakland police on the charge of be-
ing Implicated in the attempt on Saturday
to smuggle quantity of opium across the
bay, has. been released from the County
Jall, having furnished bail in the sum Of
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The Wool Market.

BosToN, Jan. 2O.-Terrltory Woods are in good
$4,000; and medium 53@55c p II. California
and Oregon Woods are steady and unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2o-wool firm and I'M
changed.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. = Wool firm. Domestic
fleece. 32@37c p 10.
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The remains of Annie Gallagher who
committed suicide by taking morphine, will
undertaken. Her relatives have talsen n,,o 10y
of the body and will give it decent burial.
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cover the net value of the whalebone sued
for, amounting to $12, 1872 SO, less Sl2S %. the
cost of bringing it down from the north.
The suit grew out of the sale OF the bark
some months ago for $500. The case viii
he nDnpaled
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UNIT for Food.

The Market Inspectors connected with
the Health Office seized and condemned ten
caves In the various markets about town
yesterday as unfit for food 1t is noteworthy
sue amount OF unfit veal that is being pre-
pared Tor the markets every day. The In
spectors are kept on the alert con instantly.
seiZe more or lacs ~ '"NJ W. nv
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A Relic of the Thomas -

Judge Hoffman of the Suited States Dis.
trict Court yesterday issued decree in the
case of Wing 81 Co., Ebelants, against
Samuel Foster, claimant, of the firm Of
Foster 81 Co., ordering that Wing s. Co. re-
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case without argument. The plaintiffs at
tOrneys Insisted upon an argument however,
after the completion of which Judge Hoge
ordered the submission of the suit upon
briefs
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

racob Et,,,o-,- 100 ,rrst.s, "a " Z t,o+bt,
Inf an f,a : lin Of Sacramento ~ es.g
~ on 49, IL o. " ,H a. % o. 900 ~,
same 10 same san,o .jn a. :;
sivin =, "a r,rs n I,ni, t:,,,i ,l. 80, V'''
wife lot on tho Sw cor Of Twriffh anI
Harrison SIS s. 36:OIA w 80 n lO.O11
n N ~ ~ 'S' IN
w r whittier To II + Bothin and iioftie +
Rnthtn Iot nm the y Iinc of Van g. ~
"a y Of Iarkson \ 7vi9S ~ ' ave- cif,
JoSoh Tiauuerv 81 al Ia n - Rti ie ~
,,Ing At :, nniot in tha ,ui,i,ifc ~ 80 49,
hoT1nIed ~. raiitS'r,,ia I,a,is c 'rr,,'1S,
I'D 49, 80 n Ia JAWS "0'"inoh'o @,
uanr,' q praTaa,,a,, - S,r,,i, -.
%, ~ y I. 10 - ~, pm. =, SSH HS.'
~, Enstno y ~ M 's ''i '''' 100 y W. re.
~, ~ - - VIII
u,f,r.n To-. ~, Ioy "'toih'5} 70 Ehen
~ iS ~. O'' tii1 " ii'S Vi fifteenth -
81, ou f. VI -SVe L; 90 AU9 ~
i@lleh v NoAHcii ~ W. r. MaSher ana wlIe, -
sam, SANE Il - IL; 10
'aSoo IieS man 10 NARY roster' Iot ~ dlit
Ea Nap 10 i,rofo,, =; V IL
~. me Oh 1AflIelh ave. 2ou D OF l. ST., s.
Z2xIzo. :.-..:... ..;.:.:...-.-.......... 10
~, 4: MaTslai 70 ad"ii SchlelVe, LOT ON the
r ihe oil IwelIth ave, lou D OF X ). 25x
Mary Hale to Frank o. Hale. lot ST. Block ~
\, hai'road homestead association -..:.. 70
FRANK u Haze ana VIE TO Mary e. Hale, lot
on \; line OF Earraiones ST. 800 w. OF Capt. -
toI, W, zoAIzo' ,......:........ 20
George Mortensen and wife to Jonas Berund,
lot on r. line OF Cook ST., 100 \. OF St. Rose,
n 25Xl2o ....::.................. 10
Fernando Nelson ct al. TO William }. Barrett,
lot % Gift Map 3.:.::................. -. l790
line OF Iwenty-hrst St, 325 L. of Guerrero.
i. 5Dxll 5...-....... ......~........ $500
Jacob ketiIstein To william Hale lots and
3, Block X, Railroad Homestead ASsocia-
ti0n, z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Grant
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef is fraction higher. Pork is firm ana stocks
OF good Hogs are light. Many of the Hogs
irving soft and have TO be sold under the quota
TONS Mutton is in light supply and rules firm.
Lamb is scarce and strong. Veal IS unchanged.
wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
follows:
BEEF-First quality. e@36I2c; second quality, so
5iac; third do, 3I2@4Iac.
VEAL-Large. 5G5c; small Calves, SAFE.
MUTTON-W ethers S639c; Ewes, 7Ila69 2I2c.
SPRING LAMB-l5c p h.
PORk-Llve Hogs. 4@s4I4c for heavy hard grain
fed and 41sp434 for light average do; stock Hogs
3s494c q 10; dressed do, 6I29712c q %.
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Knglish wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2O.-The spot market is easy at
rs 61ad@7s Sd. Cargoes are lower at 3Ss Cd for
off coast, 3Ss Sd for just shipped and 3ss Cd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, Is sgd; Febru-
airy, rs Sad: March, rs Sd; April, Is 714d;
May, rs I'd; June, rs I'd; July, Is I'd.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Jan. 20.-Consols, 971s; United States
Bonds-4's, 1221a do, 41a's, 1854; Silver, 4sIad;
Rentes 95f 65c.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable az s2@S3c.
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Bankers sight drafts 81 SO; bankers sixty-day
hills u Nh2L
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MoKSiNG sAt.ic,-
Board-Sl0OO 81 Bonds, l20; $4,000 s p
Branch Railway Bonds, IU7; IS Water, 94Ja;
$4,000 L OF Cal Eonds 1i1I4.
Sales between Ooards-22 Judson Mfg, Is.
AFTEkSOoS SALES.
Board-20 Gaslight. 5S1i 20 State Invest
ment Insurance, ST N: so Juason Manufacturing
Co, 3, 49, do, Is; loo Safety n itro Powder, 75s
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New York Markets.


NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-The stock market to-day
was bulsh aud featureieSs The result OF the days
business is to leave all stocks within slight fractions
OF last nights figures. Governments steady. Pc
trolenm-February closed at 1884.
NEW York. Jan. 20.-United States Bonds as,
1ls; do. 412's, 10S; Northern Pacific 2sA;
Canadian Pacific, 1885, Central Pacific 80; Union
Pacific. 45s4; Atchson. 30ss: welis-Fargo l4O;
Western Union, 7sla Silver, 1861; Sterling.
81 S5@i 80.
NEW YORK., Jan. 2o.-wheat, cash, 81 o5A; jan
uary, 81 05.
Flour-Guiet.
Coffee-$l6 So.
Sugar-45sG5ssc.
Hops-Pacihc Coast, 29936c.
Hldes-l2ls@1
Copper-Lake $l4 SO.
Tin-Spot, $40 40.
Lead-Domestc. 81 As.
Iron-$14.
Petroleum-February. 1884
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Jan. 20.-Wheat was unsettled and
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Sterling Exchange.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, zoe for sight drafts and 800
for telegraphic
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAAIERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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me SILVER.
Quoted at 81 O5 q ounce.
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w w Kellogg. Quincy
/ IL Stallard, Meulo Park
a White, Los Angeles
\ Kelley x WI, New Yor k
A Harris, MERGED
} X Harrison. Santa Rosa
q ii Byrne, Tayloryille
- j Hsriin, Haniord
j Il COldwell, MERGED
l. Il blowers, Woodland
NJ E Blakely, New York
A Clark, Forest Hill
5 SiuSner, Los Angeles
lC G Hemme IL W. Shannon
S Z Connor, st Helena
g 7 Gelcheil, st Helena
iC + WILCOX, Los Gatos
ID A Jackson. Woodland
Is Adams, Maine
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Retail prices are: Rough Pine, S2I q NJ; extra
lengths. higher: selected, $27: clear, $780, flooring
S33 for No. l, $3S SO for fancy S2s for No q step
ping. S35l145: rough Redwood No. /, $2I: second
quality. 81; selected. $50: Shingles, 81 rs: Lath,
So 1908 so; PicSets, $50 for Pine and SIS for Rel
wood Tor rough, S27 for fancy.
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CHICAGO Jan. 2o.-wheat was unsettled and
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Wood Market.


Posts, 9l3c each Redwood, 50 80 2 cord; OAK
rough, $7C97 25; do, peeled, SO so; Pine, 81 a
cord; Railroad Ties, 30@34c apiece.
1ANBARK-Ground barS $24 Z ton.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales YESTERDAY =, tho Co,
Francisco Stock Board: Al 'uo San
REGULAR sEssIoN-9:39
100 Alnha. $500 Crocker lOlUo n Com so
100 Belnner 55luO Point / "a M f,S 'o0 0
200 Bodie. so So ~ Or 1OE t, . 90
2bp Bullion. 2 5000 Fl a N AZ 40 i, osl. "a
III Ce,I r. e. az IVA. $4,000 Savage. q. %
quo Cholar. g lob 90 MDIabIo2 uO5oS
lU0 .;.....2. 10 200 New Q 20 go Titan *
Ava CO.. . SV -oo " Isle 90 100 YJacket =. 90
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FOR L'tt. S!lfD.f.J Jsil,.tf feytc-f tj,itt Itty.
-@o----7--~---~0----S7-le- 4----.-~-O---
Arrived.
, 1891-02-11

We have not in our possession a copy Of the
Draft of Law and the Proceedings in the Diet
connected Herewith to which our correspond
ents ''Iaxpayecs'', whose letter will be found
in another column, refer. A copy was lent us
recently, and of course, like all borrowed
articles, it has had to be returned. We have
no objection, however, to give Taxpayers
and our readers in general the benefit, if they
choose 50 TO consider it, Of some notes we have
male OF the documents in question.
First as 60 the Draft Of Law itself, We believe
it is the same as was laid before tho Colonial
Council LIST year, except that the export duties
have been transferred from the prospective
revenues Of tho State Treasury to the prospec-
live revenues Of the Municipal Treasury. In
stead, therefore, of the Draft Of Law being
worse for the Colonies, as our correspondents
cay, it is. so far as we can see, rather better. OF
course it may be objected, that the tax thus
transferred to the Municipal income is the most
uncertain OF ali, DEPENDING, as it does, on all
the various conditions which affect the extent
of the crop and VIII Oh affect the prices obtained
therefor. But however variable it may be, it
is still something, an I in the long run is some
thing considerable, lin the Draft it is put down
as on the. average between % and 20 thousand
dollarsl. The transference of such an average
amount, or indeed Of any amount, to the account
Of the Municipal chest cannot be said in any
sense to make the draft more unfavourable to
the Colonies; we should rather say that it dis
tinctly makes it more favourable. We did not
compare the items very carefully, but are under
the impression that. with the exception named,
the Draft of Law as laid before the Diet is the
same as was laid before the Colonial Council.
The Draft was laid before the Folketing by
the Finance Minister (Mr. Estrup) on the 9th
November 1890. He stated that the Colonial
Law Of 1863 had provided that the Colonial
Treasuries should bear all expenses, whether
they were formerly State expenses or Munich
pal expenses. They had also to contribute to
the general State expenses. The Minister
showed that the latter contribution soon ceased
and that the State Treasury had since made con-
siderable sacrifices for tn Colonies. he recall
, 1891-02-11

3I-Labourer Mary Abrahamson, of Est.
Blessing, aged 80 years.
January FREDERIKSTED.
Fisherman MILFORD William, sof this town,
aged 80 years.
RChild Christian Solomon, Est. Wheel of
Fortune, aged 2 years.
6-Child John Theophilus George, of St.
Martin, aged 4 years.
8-Labourer Anthony Thomas, ofst. Vincent,
aged AZ years.
Child John Henry, of this town, aged
8 days.
Child Veleria Wallace, of this town,
aged 6 months.
9--Invalid Sarah Edward, of Christiansted,
aged IS years.
'-Labourer George Daniel, of Est. Good
Eopo, aged 80 years.
10-2auDer Caroline Ruble, of Anguilla, aged
80 years.
Invalid Edward Andrew, Eat. Beok's
Grove, aged 81 years.
U-Retailer Victoria McFarlane, Of this towu'
aged So years.
i2-Child Theodore Devere, Of St. Thomas,
aged 10 years.
l5-Labourer Ann Clarke, of Barbados, aged
Is years.
f1-Ghild George w. Lindsey, Of this town,
aged 5 months. a
"-Labourer Joseph Payne, Of St. Kits,
aged 30 years.
Butcher James Augustus, Carroll, of Est.
Carlton, aged GO years.
21-Mrs. Angelina Jackson, born James, of
this town, aged % years.
Tide Waiter, Henry Darsen Hill, of St.
John, aged 36 years.
, 1891-02-11

CBEIsTIAU6-EO

Febry. 9-Per echr. 2~'g53ant for
Thomas-Elizabeth Testr1at&.
The brigantine T2vner, Capt Dayton,
DAYS out from New York, arrived here yest3r-
day with a cargo Of provisions &c, for lless.r.
Bartram Bros. Passenger, MI John Fnne5aa.
FREDERIKsTED.
Febry. Per schr. Atlantic from st.
Thomas-Rev. p. Bartels, Mr.. q Mrs IL.
Arendrup, Mr.. & Mrs. 7. J, Weng q servant
Miss V. Schuster, j. n. Ketel, George Frazer
l.. Adams.
Febry. 9-Per sloop C~assowGry for St.
Thomas-Johannes Brown, Sarah Donald,
Albert Simmons. j. N. Ketel. For St.
Martins via St. Thomas per same vessel
Florence Ferdinand.
Febry. 1O-Per schr. Atlantic for st.
Thomas-Mrs. E. l.. Benjamin, H. Hansen.
, 1891-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
PrOklama.

net be~kjendtgiores herved, at Blikken
slayer her af Byen, JOHN GILBERT
d. D. har overgivet sit 30 til skiftere,ten
som fallit.
ALE og Enhver, som matte have noget
i Beet at fordre, indkaldes herVed m'd .
Maaneders Varsel til for undertegnfde
skifteret at anmelde og beHisiiggj5:e
dtres Krav
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix den 'oe
Februar 1891.
NAXEN
, 1891-02-11
Deaths
registered of persons buried IN the

AOR10pO4OO VI
public cemeteries.
January. CHRISTIANSTED.
5-Tnvalid Hugh Robinson, of the Lunatlc
Asylum, aged 80 years.
Invalid Richard Waldron, Of the Sick
Institution at Richmond, aged II years.
Invalid Penny Matthew, of the Lunatlo
ASYLUM at Richmond, aged 81 years.
6-Invalid Francis Williams, former Police
man at Frederiksted, aged IS years.
Butcher Isaac Jacobs, of this town, aged
40 years.
Child Ebenezer Daniel, of this town,
aged 8 months.
ll-Infant Charles Francis Doute, OF TINS
town, aged Q months.
Infant Isaac son of Maria Arnold, Oh
this town., aged 2 months.
13-Infant Felicity Regina McEvilly, Of this
town, aged % months.
15-Tnvalid Henry LASTLY, Of the Sick IN
%stitution at Richmond, aged ~ years,
Invalid Jacobus Bastian. of the LuAatlo
Asylum, aged II years.
1e-Labourer Widow Mrs. Elizabeth Iarquest,
born Gasder, of this town, aged As years.
"-Paupor Mary Sylvester, OF this tc"9,
eyed n years.
17-Iavalid y@ne Heaoly, OF the h''oI
ASYLUM, at Richmond, aged 2o years.
Child Ter Nicolai Faye, OF tins town,
aged 0 mOnths
2O-Labourer Godief Daniel, of Est. Monbi-
jou. aged so years.
22-Pauper Rebecea Martin, Of this town,
aged 50 years.
Invalid Virginia Thomas, Of this town.
aged 81 years.
9s-Infant Johannes Emanuel Williams, OF
this town, aged 2 months.
Girl Margareth Isaac, of this town,
aged 10 years.
invalid Miss Cleopatra Rantzer Jacobs.
of this town, aged 60 years.
25-Joiner Peter Henry Meyer, OF this town
-f9valid Agnes Coulsen, Of this town,
aged SO years.
Child Sidney Ann KRUGER of this town,
aged 10 months.
os-Inyalid Henriette Lacas, Of the Lunatlc
Aeylum at Richmond, aged ~ years
~-Labourer Ludwig Richard, OF Est
La RENE, aged 4D4years.
Invalid Richard HARDWOOD, of Barbados,
aged 81 years.
2s-Child Maria Agatha Hatchett, Of this
. town, aged 6 months.
20 Private No. 100 Hans Hansen, OF the
lst Company Cavalry, aged 20 years.
9O-InvaAd Isaac James, of Est. Diamond q
Ruby, aged SO years.
, 1891-02-11

Atamecting of the Trustees Of the New St.
Croix Savings Bank held on Monday AFTERNOON
Mr.. I. c. Larsen was elected President of the
Bank. in The place of His Honor Chief Justice
JUrs, who r%etires, at least for a time, in oonse-
q,,ence of having to act as Vice Governor during
the absence Of His Excellency the Governor in
Europe.
, 1891-02-11
Z h 8 a v '.
9trisiianstra 81. 9ruiu,
Wednesday, 18th February, 1891,

90 lines of rain were recorded at the Fort
ia Monday and ? lines yesterday morning.
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freie, freiiG mid briwmer, bob ie.ge.
fubIt lein.
Sbr alter Greinb
Sddion y. 6pofnafle.
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