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rhe Bartholdi Fount.i,.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In re the removal Of the Bartholdi fountain,
now occupyinga an obscure plaee in the Botanical
Gardens. why would it mot be appropriate and
harmonious to put 1t in the arc Of the circle be-
tween the main stairways Of the terrace at the
west front Of the Capitol and immediately back
OF where the statue Of Chief Justice Marshall
now stands2 In the architecture n European
capitals fountains Of various designs are addsd
wherever the conditions axs favorable, and the
result y always happy. 70 fAr Ne fountain
has played NO part IN D. besusy Il our Capitol
buildines and - " have ~ fountain aud Tie
4 not b adopte1 un sho6ld not Is plncod
= tie terrace front WI aono - eompe5snt e
judts Az VIZ = should net5 XIX
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green SCUM, was lodged In the cutters - high
as the tops of the curb, creating q nuisance
that should have been sbated by the health de-
partment in less than two hours after attention
was called to it, but which, il high-saaried off,
cials had attended to their duties, would never
have existed JH. CRANE
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/ HAD Go1rR.

Or svelinss In the neck sincs was 10 year, old am
now sc. fused Hoods sarsapsrina recently and the
swelling has entirely disappearsd II has been very
tfoubiesone When began We fsslnG oiscouraeed
With the goitre and rheumatism felt thai vould ~
soon be dead alive. Whenever caught cold could
not walk two blocks without fsinttns Now am free
from II all and can truly rscommsnd Hoods sarsapa-
rtlla. Ireceived letter from Hrs Jennie Bieclow
nowof Fremont. Mich. askns II my testimonial in
behalf of Hoods sarsapsrilla was true; replied Il
was. and sent particulars have another letssr nom
hsr thanking me very much for rscommendang
HOODS sARsAPARILA
and Stating that she also has been cured.s Mn.
ANNA SUTHERLAND. Tallahassee. Mich
HOODS PILLS ars ths bsst afssr- dinnsr Pui., They
assist digsstion and cure haadacha
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They Surprised Their Parents and Friend

They Surprised Their Parents and Frieuds.
The announcement in THE STAR of yesterday
of the marriage of Mr.. E. L. Phillips. IT,, and
Miss Lila NJ. Welch in Baltimore on the Goth Of
last month was the first intimation their rela-
tives and friends had Of the marriage. Mr..
Phillips. or "Bip" Phillips, as he is Familiarity
known. has been the chief page Of the House Of
Representatives for several years and is a vcry
popular young man. His bride, very attract
i've young lady, resided on H between 22d and
23d streets northwest. The attachment of the
young people for each other had been one long
known, and one unopposed by their parents, to
whom their secret marriage was matter Of no
little surprise. After their marriage the Young
people went to their respective homes and not
until last evening did they begin their married
life together, when they took up their abode at
the residence of the young husbands father,
1908 East Capitol street.
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GEORGETOWN.
GOING FOR THE Warrants.

oolSe foh The NAGRANTe.
The police are taking advantage of the power
given them by the new vagrancy laws and
every night persons Of dissolute habits are
being taken of the streets. On Saturday the
largest number that the new station has accom-
modateG stood up behind the bars, charged
with having no visible means Of support OFF,
GERS Volandt, Pierce and Passan, who patrol
the section Of town known as Boston," where
the vilest congregate. arrested seven loose
women in one night and this relieved the town
Of their presence for thirty days or more. Out
congregate, the police have made havoc among
the disorderly people, much to the satisfaction
OF all good citizens, who were seriously an
noyed by their boisterous conduct
THREE YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Henry Carter, Calvin billiard and Marcus
Active, three small colored boys not yet ten
years old. were arrested yesterday on a charge
Of entering the store Of Mr.. Chas. Dickinson on
S0th and Beall on Sunday and stealing from the
cash drawer about SLIGO. They are also accused
of making an unsuccessful attempt to burglarize
the residence Of Mr.. johns 1880 30th street.
Last winter these same diminutive burglars en-
tered the store of C. w. Cromwell. the 32dstreet
grocer, and made way with candies, cash, &c.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETING.
At the one hundred and thirteenth meeting
VA VIC SAtAzSAs C4uAtaoAc DuuuliiB AseOCdlOu,
held last night at Cropley's Hall, s6,l54 were
sold, being thirty shares at an average Of sl65
and six shares of the first series at 600 Three
shares of the first series were withdrawn at the
association rates, s149.59 per share. Quite a
number Of subscriptions were received to the
new (ninth) series.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
At the Arlington stock yards yesterday fifteen
cattle were up and sold. Best, 4 to AZ; good,
81 to go; medium 81 to 8; common, IL to 21S.
Five hundred and five sheep and lambs Lambs,
to 81 sheep, 81 to 4; calves, 5 to 81. Eight
cows with calves sold from SIS to $50 per head
Market brisk.
Mrs. A. B. Cropley and family are at Cape
May for the remainder of the season.
Yesterday q horse attached to Havenner's
cracker wagon ran away on Q street. upset the
vehicle and spilled the contents for yards
around.
Miss Mamie Kinsinger left this morning for
Stapleton, L. L, where several weeks will be
spent.
At the lookout tower tonight the Mount Tabor
entertainment comes off
Hay. grain, coal. stone and lumber boats are
coming down the canal daily
Great quantities of stone are being quarried
on the upper Potomac by the Water Street
Stone Companies.
The keno dens are still in operation despite
the recently passed prohibitory laws.
Policy on the Virginia side is still alive.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. N. WEDNESDAY
For the District Of Columbia and MARYLAND.
fair, slight changes in temperature; southwest
erly winds
For Virginia, fair; southwesterly winds
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition of water az g
an: Great Falls, temperature. 81; condition,
Is. Receiving reservoir temperature. Sc. Con-
dition at north connection. II; condition at
south connection, So; distributing reservoir
temperature. IS: condition at infuent gate
house, IS; effiuent gate house. %.
High water. Low water
si2 Am 4op.m- 2:19a 2,47 pm
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Washington bicyclist here and else
where for his agile work on the wheel-has put
up a record that will not soon be beaten. He
descended from the top of Pixies Peak to the
lower terminus of the railroad on a unicycle.
without handle bars. pedals saddle. in five
hours and ten minutes. The distance is eight
and three-Quarters miles. No damages. No
repairs
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CITY ANE DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Lew Dockstader's Min
strels.
The BATTLE OF GErTysBURa.-15ths street and
Chic avenue.
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Piney Point Excur,ion Rates.

No bar on the grounds. Sunday schools and
temperance societies especially invited.
Steamer George Leary. Anacostia Sund4y
school will give its sixth select excursion to the
Point Thursday morning, August II, ut 9
o'clock, returning Friday evening at IL o'clock.
Round-trip tickets and frst-class accommoda-
tions, including three meals and nights lodg-
ing at the hotel, for the small sum Of e.
Tickets for sale at Wash. B. Williams, cor.
It'll and D SITS.
P. s.-steamer George Leary leaves her
wharf every Friday morning, Q o'clock, for
Piney Point-AduG
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Kicked a Plate OF souu ov.,.

Before Judge Miller in the Police Court will
lam Norton, colored, was charged today with an
assault on Ella Pinkney by kicking plate Of
soup out Of her hand and striking her with .
plate and chair. Norton said she was about
TO hit him when he kicked the plate. A ine Of
eS resulted. -
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Tharp's Elegantly Fitted-Up Me-
Liquor Embellishments

With renewed and excellent facilities and much
handsomer store, Mr.. James Tharp has moved
into his new and splendid quarters-three
doors from his old number-at s12 street
northwest, where he cordially invites his old
customers and friends. Mr.. Tharp's business
has increased to such extensive proportions
that his old establishment was entirely made
quate to accommodate his many patrons OF
many years standing, who will not drink any
other brand of liquor tonic or beverage eX-
cept his Celebrated Old Rye Berkeley whisky"
which ranks pre-eminently rs the purest and
finest tonic in the national capital, and as a
beverage it has no equal anywhere. His i'm
mense stock of Foreign and Domestic Wines
and Cigars are par excellence, which thousands
OF our best citizens can testify to. When you
need Wines or Liquors, wholesale or retail, go
to a responsible merchant, and that gentleman
is Mr.. James Tharp, at sl2 F street northwest.
ivl9 tn. falls .ftsl
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AUCTION SALE Of Dry Goods. Notions, Sta
tionery, Toys continued from day to day until
closed out WIN. LowESTHAL. Auctioneer,
937 9TH vt. NV.
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Going Awayc

Wear one of our sl Touring Hats Soft,
comfortable and dressy. All colors, sl.
FRANC q Son. One Price.
1t Corner eth and ID sts
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THERE il no reason that many people
should have unsightly teeth. Minot's Denti-
frice removes tartar and preserves the teeth.
IS cents everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

ARTISTIC AND GuARASTEED.-SilverF Filings,
IS cents: Platina. 81. Very best Teeth. %.
L. g. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 18th and ID.
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Mr.. Eugene b. Searle died on Sunday at his
residence in Takoma Park. Mr. Searle was a
young man of great promise and a son of thelate
Henry r. Searle, formerly well-known archi-
tect of this city. The remains will be taken to
Rochester, NY, for interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

Whites Yucatan Gum is made Of abso-
lutely pure materials, and is equally healthy for
the young, middle aged and old. aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

CARPETS CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
woRxs S31-635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
rroof free of charge. Telephone 1852.
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FrssELL's Ice Cream shipped BY express any
where out Of town. 1927 New York ave.
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Ms, Wildm.u,s Ch.rree.

Marie Icella wildman has fled bill against
Joseph G. wldman for divorce, setting forth
the marriage in December, 1875. that they have
seven children, and charges drunkenness and
bad treatment
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HUMAN Artificial Eyes HEMPLER's, 45s Pa. ave

A HANDSOME FACE with unsightly teeth is
almost q contradiction in fact Minot's Denti-
frice is the ideal mouth tonic and tooth preser-
vative. Is cents everywhere.
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The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. announces the
second excursion TO Niagara Falls for Thursday,
August IL A special train Of Pullman parlor
cars and day coaches will leave Washington ut
f.35 q m and Baltimore at s.45 a. m, arriving
ct Niagara Falls at midnight. The train viii
Pennsylvania and the Lehigh and Wyoming
valleys. which are replete with historic interest
and famous for their picturesque scenery.
Tickets will be good to return ten days from
day Of sab, and on return journey will be valid
to stop Oh at Rochester. the weird and foman-
tic Glen Onoks, Maueh Chunk and Elmira, near
which city il Watkins Glen. The round-trip
rate from Washington and Baltimore viii be
el0.-Adrt.
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FoR BLANK Books. Stationery and Office Sup
plies go to EAsToN 4 RUPP. 421 18th St
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The New and Beautiful Sweet-toned Man
dolin Banjo for sale or hire. wALFoRDs
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Emancipation Celebration at Frederick.
For the above event. on Thursday, August
II, the b. and o. railroad will run a special
train from Baltimore at $50 a. m and Washing
ton nj $50 a. m, leaving Frederick on return
trip az midnight. Round-trip rate from Balti-
more and Washington. s1.25. Correspondingly
low rates from intermediate stations. The
exercises will consist Of music by nine bands,
parades, promenades, soiree and speeches.-
Adrt.
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of their presence
There is an old unrepealed corporation ordi-
nance that requires citizens, under penalty of
SIS, to place their garbage ''in such place or
places on orabout the premises as may be desig
mated by the ward commissioner. in order to
facilitate its speedy removal" Gwebb's Digest,
p. 2s7.l
Under this law the ward commissioners used
to require the garbage to be placed in a tight
covered vessel just outside the back gate, from
where it was removed every morning from May
to December and three times per week the rest
Of the year. There is another unrepealed ordi-
nance that requires citizens to sweep of their
sidewalks every twenty-four hours. The Com
missioners by their new police regulations have
nullifed both Of these just and proper ordi-
nances by making it q penal ofense to place
garbage outside the back gate or sweep the dirt
from the sidewalk into the street unless imme-
diately removed therefrom.
1 observed that the new iron or steel carts
have tops hung on hinges that are lifted with
pulleys and kept open while the process of COL
lecting is going on. The open space at the top
of each cart is not less than twelve square feet
The garbage. much of which is swarminx with
maggots. giving off the most offensive odors, is
deposited in these open carts and is then
churned through the streets exposed to the hot
rays Of the sun until it
Like hell broth. boils and bubbles."
What must be the effect upon the health of
the city when thirty Of these death distiling''
carts perambulate our streets peddling noxious
vapors as they 60? They should be labeled
patent machines for polluting the air we
breathe and increasing the death rate"
The condition OF some Of our streets n out
rageous. street, Louisiana avenue and 9th
and 10th streets, south OF the avenue and west
Of the market. have been o scandal upon the
town the past week, sickening odors meeting
one at every turn. Where are the street sweep
ers? and where are the sanitary inspectors that
they do not remedy this condition Of things?
One Of our most efficient police officers took me
around last Monday and showed me localities
on some Of these streets. right in tie heart Of
the city, some Of which are required to be swept
every night, on which Alth, covered WITH .
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NEW YORK IN THE PARADE.
Ten or Twelve Thousand @. A. y. vsesran
VIII March.

GREAT NrHREsr AT STATE HEADQUARTERS At
Albany N THE COMING xNcAMPNxxr-coI-
PHisrKRER on THE EXCLUSION OF TIE PENN
sYLvAxIA REsERvRs PROM LINE
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Sports by Electric Light.

bp0ftS by EIectr1c Light.
Many witnessed the races and sports last
evening at the Y. N. C. A. grounds. The
grounds we're beautifully illuminated by electric
torches. The music was rendered by large
band and q chorus Of $50 voices under the di-
rection of Prof. Mort Everything was done
to please the spectators. The events resulted
as follows:
100-yards run, first heat-lst, Patterson: Cd.
Leet; second heat: LIST, speeden; I'd, Hall.
Sack race, first heat-1st, Leet; I'd, Parry.
Second heat: LIST, Jack; I'd, shaffer. Final:
LIST, Leet; I'd, Parry.
One-mile race-lst, sha6er; I'd, Roland. Time,
622.
One-mile bicycle race-lst, Jose; I'd, Hall; Sd,
Aver. Time, 500.
Oficers-Mr. W. A. Wells, timekeeper; Mr..
W: 8. Macarthur, starter; Nh. James p. Caui-
field, referee.
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Is 1t n Grim joke?

ING Evening STAT.
As silent type may sometimes become more
potential than noisy tongue invoke the use Of
yours. The new garbage regulations are so
palpably impracticable that one can scarce
realize that they are intended for aught else
than grim joke.
waterproof metal cans, into which only
solids must be deposited" To be placed in the
front yard? Pugh! Or in the alley? Why,
we'd have to purchase cans by the gross, for
every one knows that nothing of value is per-
mitted to remain in Washington alley. For
my part l shall continue to pay taxes, perforce.
for service which do not get; and employ, as
have done, in defiance Of law, but in defense Of
life. q man to rid my premises Of the putrid
matter.
August 8, 1892. ONE OF THE RIDDEN.
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EXCURSIONS. DC.

STEAMER EXTRAORDINARY TO DIXIE
y HANDING. First trip 10 a. m. 1, 3, & q, q 3
and sp.m. Wednesday and Saturday. 9 O'Clock ex.
TIP lac Pressure sosts Of sna ali nSs for bun,
Steamer for charter. Boat leaves Cumberland boat
GLEN ECHO.
The trip over the Glen Echo railways one Of re-
variable beauty
Bee the maenifccnt amphifhea.er the coliseum of
America. Enjoy the wonderful scenery, the beautiful
ranbes the cool grottos and the innumersble other
charms that the place presents.
The Glen Echo railway week dayp leave Glen
Echo on the hour and return the halt hour till 2p.
m., after which time leave Glen Echo and Ten
nallytown every half hour. On Sunday every
twelve minutes ,y5
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Norfolk and western Railroad.

Warrington and Chattanooga limited (vin
Shenandoah Valley route, leave Baltimore and
Ohio station Has pm. daily. Quickest time to
Chattanooga, Memphis and all points south.
E. J. lockwood, Passenger Agent, 1888 Penn
sylvania avenue.--Adrt
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To BxnRYvuLx, Luray, Grottoes, Natural
Bridge and all points on Norfolk and Western
railroad Leave B. and o. station eA6 .. m.
Through parior car to Roanoke. $50 p. m for
LurAy and ghenandoah--Adut.
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Leaves All to Her Nieces

Leaves All to Her Niece0.
The viii Of the Late Georgine Thomas has
been fled, leaving her estate to her nieces,
Marie H. Corson, Wilhclmina II. Yerkes and
Alice II. Brown, and names @. w. Thorn exec
utor.
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4 CLEAN SWEEP

CLEAN SWEEP
Every Straw Hat in orr stock will be sold for
45c. No reserve. Your choice, 45c.
FRANC 4 Son,
One Price, cor. It'll and ID.
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Royal Headache Powders, 1oc. Drug
gists. Headaches cured while you wait" aul
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s. Heller. 40 eth st. NV, is making q spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. my20-tr
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T..aA Fr.xA soA, cures tender fsst-Adss
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Buy Wilson & Cars Bathing Slippers: price,
30 cents- 929 st. NV. jy11-lm
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
None Name II But to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm Nos
marvel OF hghtness and swiftness
JAZZ Office 437 9th q. NV
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Chr. xAsDEa's Coca Wine Correct formula).
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q. ONE OF THE RIDDEN.

Mothers and Children's Favorite Resort.
Bay Ridge on the Chesapeake Bay. B. and o.
trains at s:l5 am, 1:30 pm, 4:28 Pm; Sun
days, 935 In, l: 80 pm, SIS pm. u round
trip. Free concentrated
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E,.rx1.s to M.rshail Hall, August s.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

use use nee use usc use
use use use use use use
use use use use use use use
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EIGHT GRAND ASSgAL AZ EXCURSION
CAPITOL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION
To RIVER VIEW,
TUESDAY. AUGUST o. 1902
Steamer Samuel Pents leaves her wharf foot n IA
st.. at q As m. L As and 0 IS p m
Ihe holly Fat Menu Club VII attend IN fun uniform
TICKETS. % CENTS. suS-5fs

Bar RIDGE.
sl.oo ROUND rRrs.
D. and o. TRAINS
e:15 Am.
l.0pm-.
A.spm
SUNDAYS,
e.35am.
1s0pm.
s:l5 pm
q ROUND TRIP.
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'se use use us> use NJ, use u.a
Use use use use use use usa use
lse use use Use use use use u.~
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THE WILLOWS.

THE WILLOWS.
For Cool Evening, hne Maryland Fried Chicken,
Mullins and Soft Crab supper. Cold Juleps, Arctic
Beer and Good Music take electric st 0eorxetown
and stop ct The willowA y3O-2w
, 1892-03-19
acknowledgements

HAET bekjendtgjores herved, at
60 Slagtermester GEORGE BER-
TRAM WOODS Days Dato bar OPP
givet sit 30 til Skifterettens Behand-
ling.
Ale og Enhver, der have Noget at
fordre paa ovennevnte George Ber-
tram Woods Bo, indkaldes heryed
med 8 Maaneders Varsel til at anmel-
de og beyisliggj0re deres Krav for
undertegnede Skifteret.
Frederiksteds Sklfteret, St. Croix den 15de
Marts 1892.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1892-03-19
CHRISTIANSTFD.

March 16th-per schnr. 'yigilant" from St.
Thomas-Mathilda Govern. VIM. Testemaker,
James Plaskett & son Joseph Plaskett.
March 18th per schnr. "Vigilant" for
St. Thomas-Thomas Pearson Esqr, Sophia
Meyer.
March 18th-per schnr. "vigilant" from
St. Thomas-Miss Johanne Wendell, julius
Jensen, Miss Lille Munter & Nh. W. A Rose.
Frederiksted, 18th March 1892.
The 8. 8. Caribbee arrived here yesterday
from St. Kits, loaded some produce and left
for New York via st. Thomas.
March 16th-per schnr. Mary from St.
Thomas-Mrs. E, White, Miss e. LANCE, j.
4. Brown, A. Henderson,
March l7th-per S. s. Coribbes from St.
Kitts-Miss n. Kalmer & sister.
March l7th-per sehnr. Mary for St.
Thomas.Rovd. Rietvelt, Mrs. R. Williams.
, 1892-03-19
PrOclama.

ALE og Enhver, der MATTE have
- noget at fordre afgangne Sell
mayer JOSEPH GRANVILLE
HALL og efterlevende Enke Rebecca
fodt Simmonds' F@llesbo, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til at
anmelde og bevisliggj0re der6s For
dringer for undertegnede Skifteret,
der behandler Boet.
St. Thomas Skifteret, den lite Marts 1892.
SCHULTZ,
kat.