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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

President that the Judge for their circuit
had already been appointed, snd taet they
probably meant 10 aek Langston'e appoint
ment to the court of claims, and that the
delegation agreed with him al once, and
said the position he mentioned was the one
they wanted for their friend.
Oo)y three of the members Of the House
lrum Virgiuis were st the Capitol this morn.
iug, Messrs. O'FeFra!l. Jones and BuohauaD.
bat al except Mr.. Lawson ere expected
there tomorrow, when Congress viii ress-
semble. Mr.. Jones arrived yesterday en- the
g. eemer Wakefield, bringing his family with
aim. He has taken house for the session
on Capitol Hill, opposite Senator Barbour.
The o. 8. Supreme Court met today after
It's holiday recess, bus did not announce lie
decision in the csse OF the 9oVernahp OF
Nebraska, for the reason, 1t Is esid, tba, tha
newspapers had previously ANNOUNCED it..
Il Is also said That the Court will msks s
searching investigation OF the way bs which
lite decisions leak out before theg arc formal
ly delivered. The Court affirmed deeis-
ion Of tbs South Carolina Cour1 compelling
the railroads of that 9sate &c pay the eX.
pensee CT State railroad conjunction.
The court also affirmed the decision OF &
lower court in 8isscur compelling express
companies doing business in that State TO
psy tax OF 50 oB every 800 OF recsipis.
Senator Dau.ei will go TO Warrentcn TO-.
morrow to argue one OF The many ca:ss In
the now famous Shipman and Fletcher
cause. The Senator and Judge Wiliougbby
are counsel for Shipmau, and MessTe. Ed
mund Burke and Anthony Armstrong for
Fletcher. This cause, in one shape OF an
other, has bean frequently argued before the
Circuit Court and the Court OF Appeals of
Vlreinis, and it s supposed that it will be
iualy settled before Judge Keish's court al
Warrenton to morrow.
Congressman Lawson of the Norfolk dis
trict, Virginia, is at home. and 1t cannot
now be told when he will return. as ne hss
just been operated upon for stone in the
bladder.
Mr.. Speaker Csisp spent restless night,
and bis physician to-day Gays 1t will be i'm
possible for him to go to the Capitol to-mor-
row. 1t is expected that the HOUSE when it
shall reasSemble after the Christmas recess
tomorrow will elect Mr.. MoMillin Speaker
pro tenn.
Ex-Congressman Converse. of Ohio, who is
here to day. says he has no doubt that ex-senator
Sherman will be reelected.
A man named John Horrigan, bar tender in 8
Och street restaurant. shot in tho abdomen
and it ig supposed, fatally wounded, early this
morning in that restaurant by Frank Heyg ter
proprietor of tho restaurant adjoining Oyster 8
butter store, on tho south side of Pennsy vsnis
avenue, ut ihs intersection of 9th street. Horii.
and. it ID said, was criminsly intimate with the
LOT ~, ur{fe
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Sacrificed her Baby.


"As sacrhos. offsr theel" exclaimed 9
rsiglou:-cctz d mother, 10 Plttsburg, Pa.
yesterday morning, es shs hurled her babe
from lhe Polish Church steps TO the stone
pavement below. The little ones iSjnriee
are fatal end the insane m other ia 10 prison.
The women's screams, at two o'clock yes
terdsy morning, attracted Officer Hughes
attention. and runrlug to the sPos he saw
woman !fsniiosiy endsag0ti0g to gain an
eatfsnos to the church at TWsnty first and
Smslimap streets. She was kicking at the
door aud beating 1t With hsr hsts. All the
while abe kept up continuous cry for sd.
mi.lancs, 10 brozen English, impiofiDg fhe
priest TO open The door and let ner in.
AZ sDe Jaw the approaching officer che
sudderiy, with tbs opening exclamation,
raised har eign'.mcnt15-o!d babe high In
the air, spd tier With terrible iotce buried
it ST. her feet on she or!ck pavement. who're
IL lay bleeding.
She stopped end pckt d it up again and
wa about 70 rspeSC the set when the officer
grappled gitn tbs heii crsZ7 woman aud
prevented Ger from carrying oul her Dur-
pose. After hard struggle sac Wa ever
powered, Rnd mother and chiid were Temov.
sd TO the West Penn Hospital, where the
cDiid's Injuries were pronounced iatal.
The woman's name is Mrs. Frances Monconsk.
Her husband said that for some time his wife b I'D
been b. a.th, il bad snd that her mind WAS deranged
over religion. About one o'clock yesterday NOM
ipg The husband swoke, and found his wife and
b. be missing. He fssred something was wrong
and Immediately instituted q sssrcn.
When picked up by the officer the woman Was
only about half clad, Her hair hung down over
her shoulders, and both she and her cniid, which
YVES wrapped in an old shawl, were vet TO the SKIN
she will be held 10 await further investga lion
Of Ter condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
Sunk by a Collision

LONDON, Jsn. 4 -Tae Rsd Star liner
Noordland, which sailed from Antwerp Sat-
urday for New York. ran down the British
bark Ghildwall eff the Wielineen ligbtsblp
and cut her to pieces The bark sank and
fifteen of her Grew were drowned. The
steamer continued on her voyage without
Offering assistance. The steamer Ipswich
rascusd the captain and the remainder Of
he crew, who we're found olinglng to the
only remaining mast.
LONDON, Dec 4 The steamer Noordiand
which was 10 collision In the North Sea
with the B,Itish bark Ohldwall, from
Iquique, has retured to Antwerp. Hsr
bows we're stove 10 the collision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
Road Agents at Work.

HELENA. Mont. Jan. "A stage coach
between Boomer F ,rry and Kootena atom
In Missoula county, Was held no about 6
O'clock Saturday evening 10 the tall timber
By three masked msa 9ao stopped lhs
coach, aud, pres ,ntiog rsvolVe.s, made thu
passengers, four men and two women, hold
up their hands. Contrary to the establish
ed precedent the women were robbed as
we'll SO the men. The heaviest loser was
Ed. L. Huntley, a travelling m 10 for q whole
sale clothing house 10 Chicago. Hs lost a
watch and diamond which be says were
worth Sc 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

The FINDINGS Of The court at Valparaiso
Ia the case of the cause OF tle existing i'm
brogIio between Chill and thls country are
entirely different from those Of President
Harrison at Washington, bus Us the evidence
taken before the court, ca tie spot, was full
and complete, while that received by the
PRECEDENT, thousands Of miles away, was en-
tireiy ex parte, all nnpreju5iced people will
aive preference 10 the former; and as the
President made his month ago, while the
court was only eEab!td TO announce Its last
Saturday, Mr.. Harrison will be rldiculed, al
least abroad, es entirely 900 previous.
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party

ACCORDING TO euca Eeipbie authority az
that of General BoyGton. whose republican
ism is as proacuaosd as that of ang ether
man in tbs republican party, that party In
Cincinns.i is under the control OF the gam
blers, toughs aud dive keepers of that city,
and Its management, in every way, !nfoitely
more otieoAonao'e tbsn that Of Tamusoy
in New York dutiog the woFs5 Gays CT that
organization. But, SAD to relate. though
characteristic Of the party referred TO, Gen-
eral Boynton Is its only rsemOer who is not
soc prejudoad to "spesk out in meeting"
and to depouncs its gross AID patent iniqui-
Ties
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zAS1zS5g
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

PARIs, Jan. 4 M H-nri De MaupF s5ant
the well.knowo Feenoh ACTOR, who Is seek
ing ct Cannes to recover from the nervous
disorder from which lie s suffering. attemI t.
ed to commit tulcde oy firing elk shots al
his hsad. Ths m .nn,rs Of his family had Q
suspicion that he Iotsndsd to kill himself had
removed the bnlio,s from The revolver. AZ
ter NJ. De Maupa:saas found thai he could
not destroy himself with the revolver be
took razor and cut cash 10 hls throat
bus this attemp', t1o, failed, and the IL jur5
he Inflicted upon him self was not serious.
LONDON, jan. 4.-The inf iepzs is pgeva.
snt throughout Gtsa Britain and ths Dum.
Der OF cases daily grows larger. A marked
feature OF The disease is the large number o.
deaths resulting directly f'om It or from at
tending complications. Il Is believed the
dense fog which hung ovss London nearly the
whole OF week before last Ia largely respon.
sols for the increase 10 the number Of
desshe resulting from infaelzs and lung
diseases.
BERLIN. jar. = E nDafor William sent a
very cordial Nav Yea, ;. message TO shs Pope
In III reply tins Pope wished the E nperor
very SUCCESS Ia hia Struggle With socialism,
be common s9emy of raiigian sod the En-
pire.
RoME Jan. Court Lsfevre Debehaip, the
French ambassador to the Vatican, hid long in
terview to day with the Pope. They came to E
complete accord Regarding future mutual policy
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sanm " AsHlnurl,,.
Ts1ess. Correspondence Of TIC Alexandria easotse.

- EaaIee zoas. L. =, Jan. 4 1852
Tne case Of y s. 8gs!nst New.on and
ver,er.msmDefs otlas O.d DOMINION League
of thus CITY for collecting po.isicai assess
MANS in ylolatlon of The clVii service :a@
wa. called in the Criminal C5nrt CT ~
o,ty tnis norelug, out, 90 ns5ion C. MF. Ed
Idnnd Bnrae, ons .. me COUNSEL Tor aus de-
,enoa YVES oos.pone0 lur fou, or i've oay.:
L. lie rcpo-.ec ne: tbs d.iegatl0n oi var.
e;n;a ne2.oss VIC % isd d. lne Whiie houea
ga, vAsk sad asaeG .ao President tc sp-
nnios J. Il. Lsngs o., Que # tneis race, to
Circuit judgsst,ip, @ess tni0fmed BY the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
1n 70 r.nn.tad tba, VI Tucker Of Virginia

TITS reported that Ia. Tucker OF Virginia
Ia among the many members OF Congress
who have prepared individual bills, each fci
the removal OF the tariff tax on one specihr
article. OF cour Sc nobody can prevent The
INTRODUCTION Of such bills, but the ways ana
means committee is by nc means compelled
IN consume the time of the House In report
ING them Each would create prolonged de-
haze and none could become laws, az the re
nuhIioans in the Senate and The President
know thst TO break the line OF protection at
one point would 6a tbs obstruction of tie
whole. No, the better plan would be TO fol-
,og Senator Hills advice, which is that the
House pass au act so repea: tbs Mckinley
bill. 80 as to sbow sae country Uhat the
democrats would do ,fthey were 10 ootapiete
90 yer than hurry through the necessary
appropriation bills es rapidly aa possible, 20
ss to effect an early adjournment, and there
By save money, and then go before the pee
pie demanding the election Of democratic
Senate and President, vic will assist dem
ooratic House in effectipg relief tron bur
densone tex on the nseessarIes OF lie, and
in sbolisblpg the outrageous system OF tax
;oc all the people OF the country for the e.
peoiai beue6s OF 8 few rich nonopollsts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

1T SEEMS roa tbnt szya OF sherman will
beat Governor Foraker for the q 8 Ssr'
ate. This is to be regretted. Taat Foraker
is notorious rascal Is asserted by the moei
PRONOUNCED republicans in his own State,
but 1t is Impossible for him to be worse than
Sherman, and thea too, be is mora ands-
cious and reckless than the latter, and, co J.
seouently, not SO dangerous es his opponent,
Who swore he didn't recolleot whether or not
he had written the most important letter Of
bis fife. aud wha acts upon the principle
"tha. any thing isjus:fable IN lav and NOR
als that will bea5 down the democratic
party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
ANp ROW q Oatholio bisaop ia France j

AND ROW Cathono oisaop ia France is
90 bs punished by the government OF that
country for visiting Rome without having
frat ssked aud ob.ai e. is permission to
maks The trip. The government of the go.
called republic OF France is IS devoid of the
true spirit OF free institutions as that of au-
tocratio Rossia, snd lis posing any logger as
republican is simply ridiculous to all VINO
understand aad appreciate republican insti-
kntions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

If some eDtetprislng fellow would now
corner tne MARKET OF d.. Buli's Cough
Syrup he could make bic fortune. Beware
Of frauds.
For am declined ioto tie vale OF years,"
she said little sadly, bu; indeed don't
ouch m.0d it siIcs oan geS Salvation Oil
ior % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
Sullivan Takes the Pledge.

PORTLAND. Osn., Jan. 4 John L. Salli-
van 10 an Interview hare lsss night said: Il
have taken pledge to gait drio king for Que
yesr. Ny theatrical tour closes tbs f -ss
week in June end would like to make q
match with Slagin to take pace about the
middle OF September bsfore any responsible
club N the United States"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
An Insane Husbands Deed

GREENvILLE, Mich, Jan. 4. Yesterday
Jamas Taylor, one of the bsst cit zsns OF the
town, became suddenly insane and attacked
bis wife with rcz,r, cutting cash from
the Jeff ear almost to the right shoulder
blade. Z inches long and deep enough to
hold folded towel. There Ia but little
cnarce for her recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

The Indifference wi which 30 e any co.
pie regard couch II cald Ia truly
unpardonab,e Thase Electors often lead
70 copsum ption. ant shoad te checked In
time by use of Dr., Blllis Cough Syrup Price
25 cents bottle.
No misrepresentation are Det ded to sell
Salvation OIL Il is 80 honest article. Olly
25 csnts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
DIED.

January 3, 1892, at 8 p. M, Mrs. N. j. Glenn
ENT, ag, 65 years. Funeral from thu residence
OF hor daag lter, Hrs. Agnes WheA5.e-, 943 Duke
stree "Wednesday morniug, at 10 o'clocz The
n-.mb -rs Of the SodaIsy are invited 6, a.Lord by
5,quest-[ Washington papers and Port Tobacco
Times please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
The Border Troubles.

LAREDo. Texas, Jan. Al is stated here
that the Mexican revolutionist Ga,z. 's sur.
rounded in the chapparei 10 the extreme
northwest corner OF Z,pata county by o. 8.
tIoops and rangers, and ths. lis almost Ina.
pc siols ioZ him to escape. either to the
northWard OF In .hs direction Of Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
What a Woman Can Do

She cannot walk SO many miles around
a billiard table with nothing to eat, and
ao,hing 10 speak of to drink, but she can
wslk he floor ell night, with fretful baby.
withous going sou0d ae!aep the first half
houf. Loss OF sleep with bsb es is unknown
where Stanrbre ket's Gun Syrup ia uaed.
Pr;ca % cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

A M1LIIoN doilc.s asve Already beer paid
out OF the pubic treasury as bounty TO the
sugar producers Why the government
should give mouey 20 sugar planters, and
not 10 corn, cotton and wheat planters, is
what no body Bat he advocates OF the Nc
KinleY biz can tei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

WAS troubled with cstarrh for savtn years
esious to commencing tn use Of riy's Cream
Balm. 1t hiss dore 20 what other go called
cares have fsieh to no-eured ne The effect OF
the Balm esmed gicai. Clarence L. Huf,
Biddetold Ne.
Aztec trying many remedies for catarrh dur
in, the past twelve ye.rs. l iri,d Eiy's C5e IN
since l stopped jig it and have had 10 return
OF cstarra recommend it o si my friends
Milton T.. Palm, Resdnp Pa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
Communicated.

LOoWmunlCated.
The attention of the police or committee on
light Is c.lled so the lamp st the corner OF Payne
and Cameron streets. IT islighted by stme child.
rem at night AMI permitted t. burn until or s
o'clock each dsy. We hAve burdens enough.
TAXPAYER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

The Pope has agreed III principle to odcDt
an attitude tnwatu Kag Humbsrt Ct aly
and Emperoe Fiayoi5 j. epa Of Ansilis
which will enable thu latter to visit Rome
without embs,ras smaoi to either
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

FROM AN .,e@ 10 the local columns CT to-
days GAZETTE IL would seem that Inc ben-
ef.s the new year nss 10 stofe for Aiexan-
dris are already beginning TO manifest
,hem66iYes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

BROWNS IRON EErTErsS ALMANAC
For 1892
Contains Ono Hundred Recipes for maxi
ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
at home. This book IS given away at drug
and general stores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

THE NRw YORK Tribune speaks Of Ssna-
tor Hill as she man VINO hes stolen The leg.
islature of the greatest s:eae in the Union"
We'll, ss the supreme caurS of appeals OF
New York hes sanctioned the "ateai." ihe
members CT that court must be ss great
s,rogues" as sersjor Hill, so tbatii what tbs
Tribune ssya be the people of tbs great
est S ste in the Union are in deploraoIe
condition, for corrupt judi'ilry Is the worst
evil that can heiali any State. But, for
tunateiy for NV YoIk, his utteraOces Of
the Tribune ere not as reliable as those OF
the aospel, ard, what's more. are not re-
gatded ae such By large majority of the
neuple Of thu e'e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
LADIES, BEAVERS AT 75n

Lonsdals cambric, with clveter of fine
tucks and deep ruille of platte Valencien.
mes lace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS At 75c.
Good quality muslin, with six-inch
Hsm5urg ruff, aud tucks above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

Better qualify musin, with cluster of
tucks and Hamburg rUfIlo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

Stonehraker's Lioment 10 the stendsrd
IMMINENT ussG 10 the bos1i.as sud schools
b.0Ugbout the world Plca 25 can q boz
tia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS AT 55c.
Good quality mlsliu. with cambria
rufIle, edged with Hamburg tucks above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

LADIES WALKING SKIRTS AT 81.
Finest quality m usin, with cambria
rnMa, edged with torchon l,cs inserting
cluster of tucks above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
LADIES, CHILDREN's AND INFANTS UN.
DERWEAR
LADIES' CORSET COVERsAT
1910 to 45c.
LADIES DRAWERS AT 100.
LApI 81 DgAWERs AT IS

Good quality muslin. with four tucks
and Hamburg edge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
LADIES GOWNS AT Soc

Good quality muslin, with KID yoke
-rOfils around neck and sleeves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04
LADIES' GOWNS AT Toe

H10f17N1 U y " IOC,
Better quality muslia, with Hubbard
Yoke Hamburg insertings and cluaters
Of tucksin3 ofe-V neck with doube ruff
file of embroidery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

LADIES' GOWNS AT e5c
Fine quality muslin, with Hubbard
yoke, 2 Hamburg inscrtings and clusters
Of tucks in yoke neck and aleevos edged
with embroidered rutile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

w- GOODS DELIVERED III ALEX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-04

sUal remnants OF Muslin, Laco and
Fix, in sizes snitsble for chair arms, pin
cushions, bureau mats, sc 1c to 15c
each.
a manufacturers entire seasons accum-
ulstion OF short Lepgths' OF Silk Cur
tain Goots, single, odd, and misma;ched
pairs of Silk Curtains at HALF VALUE.
Fourth floor, 11th-st bui!ding.)
, 1892-07-16
acknowledgements

net bekjendtgj0res herved, at anbefatede
I'D Forsendelser og 'Breve med angipsn Verdi
til Danmark, Norge, Tydskland, og Italien
kunne indieveres paa Posthusene paa st.
Croix, st. Thomas Og st. Jan til Forsendelse
under Postopkr@vning (remboGrsement), saa-
ledes at de kun blive udleverede til Adressa-
terns imod ~Erleggelse af Diet paa Forsendel-
serne noterede Bel0b, som Diet udleverende
Posthus derpaa ~tilstiller Afsenderne we'd
Postanvisning, med Fradrag af den alminde-
lige AnvisnlngsportO og ct lnkassationsgebyr
af eller svarende til 10 confines Og kunne
Forsendelser af samme Natur fra bemeldte
Lan;ie udleveres, og Bel0bene forsendes,
we'd de dansk vestindiske Posthuse, paa de
samme ~Betingelser. Taxten for de saaledes
herfra afsendte Sager or den samme som for
almindelige anbefalede og V@rdiforsendel-
ser.
bet hoieste Bel0b, hvormed Forsendelserne
kunne belastes, err:
for en- Forsendelse til Danmark og Norge:
Kr. $50.
for en- Forsendelse til Tydskland: Reichs-
mark 400.
FOR en- Forsendelse til Italien Francs 500.
for en- Forsendelse til dansk Vestindien:
800.
Post OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES skal anfores med
1al Paa corsluen ar fOrsendeIserne / De-
stemmelseslandets Mont, hvilken Anforsel-
der like maa udvise Rettelse eller Ovsrstreg-
ning-af Postkontoret suppleres med Augiv-
else, skreven med Bogstavsr. Under Belobs-
anglvelsen anfores Afsenderens Navn og
Adresse.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES skulle retur-
neres til Afgangsstedet senest 7 Dage efter
Ankomsten, saafremt de like forinden MATTE
we're indloste. We'd ~Bersgningen af Henligge-
fristen medregnes like den Dag, paa hvilken
Forsendelsen er indgaadet It'll Udleverings-
kontoret.
Belobet for be indloste Postopkrevninger
blive s6 neutrality-suspicious. direkte til
, 1892-07-16

stillede Afsenderne we'd disadvantages,
efter Fradrag af Postanvisningsportoen og
1nkassationsgebyret Paa Postanyisningen
anfores Adressatens Nayn OF Bopel SAINT en-
Henvisning til Opkrevningsforsendt lsen
derived, at Stedet og Tiden for DENIES indie
vering angiveS.
Uanbringelige Postopkrevnings Anvis-
Ringers Bel0b STILES til Raadighed for Post
bestyrelscn i F~orsendelsens Afeangsland.
Fremdeles ~bekjendtgj0res Diet, at Portoen
for Postomvisninger til Danmalk, Norge,
Tydskland, Italien og Frankrig, for hviIke
1ndbetalingen andrager $500 eller derunder
er nedsat fra 10 cents til 5 cents; og at
Portoe" for utiIstre kelig betahe Brere o. s. v.
fra Udlandet, for saa vidt som den we'd at
beregnes efter den paa en- Forsendelse fore
fundne Angivelse ON manglende Porto matte
andrage mere end samme Forsendelse som
fuldst@ndig ubetalt, skal ansettes med Diet
Belob, som Wide we're at opkrmve sidst
n@vnte Tilf@lde.
Gouvernemen tet for de dansk- vestindiske
Der, St. Croix den 14de JUL 1892.
G. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1892-07-16
PrOklarna

a LIE og Enhver som have No
SSSS get at fordre paa Skiftet
efter afgangne Ugift MARIA
MAGDALENE GUILLIAM indkal-
des herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel
til for undertegnede Skifteret at an
melde og bevisliggj0re deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaldes med Aars og
Days Varsel Afdodes Aryinger efter
Loven til at anmelde og legitimere
sig SAINT varetage deres Tarv under
Skiftebehandlingen.
St. Thome Skifteret, den lite JUL 1892.
HALVOR HANSEN.