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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-19

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-Cotton duh;
middling gulf, S 3-16; middling uplands,
7 5-l6; sales. 1888 bales. Futures steady.
sales, I43, 100 bales; December. 7.J6; Janu-
ary. 7.57: February, 100; March. LT3;
April, ISL: May. 7.S9; June. 1871; July,
SOL: August. Sill.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1s.-Noon.-Cotton in
fair demand, freely met. n prices UNI
changed: American middling, 4 l-3; sales.
10000 bales; American, 5000 bales; specu-
lation and export, 1000 bales; receipts,
2i.O0o bales; American, 1909 bales. Flu
lures steady and demand moderate; De-
cember, 1 1904; January-February,
4 1l-G4; M~arch-April, l2-G4q4 l4-64;
April-May, 4 1864 1854; May-June.
4 I6-Giq4 1854: June-yuly. 4 1864: July
August, 4 20-6i. Tenders. 800 bales new
4 Z. M.-December. 4 1894: December
January, 4 1854. sellers; January-Feb-
ruary, 4 1894, sellers; February-March.
4 1864, sellers; March-April. 4 l4-64. SELL
ers; April-May. 4 15-G444 1864. May
June, 4 1874. buyers; June-July, 4 1864.
sellers; Juiy-August, 4 2O-6i44 2l-6t. Fu-
lures closed steady.
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THIS rs A PLUChY OFFICER.
Deputy sheriff scroggs Fires Into a Mob.
Killing One Man and Wounding Another.

SHELBY. N. c.. Dec. 1S.-Special.-A
South Carolina deputy sheriff, Bob
Scruggs by name. went TO Henrietta Mills
last night and arrested a man for some
petty offence, When about three miles
from the mills a crowd OF men tried to
rescue the prisoner. but the plucky officer
resisted them, using his knife with deadly
effect. as the dead body OF Byron Goode,
found this morning in the woods near the
place where the tight occurred, proved.
Another man, whose name could not be
ascertained. Is also In a critical condl-
ton from knife wounds received at the
hands Of the of1cer.
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DEATH or mn JAwE> 4. WEna.
Cases Before Judge hrmf Id az Ash,vilIe
MorgaHton's NeM Pufldipp


ASBENILLE. y. c.. Dec. 1S.-SpeciaI-
James A. Webb, one of the most high
~ esteemed citizens Of this place. and
one Of its landmarks. died Of pneumonia
at his home, 81 French Broad avenue.
early last Friday morning.
Judge r. +. Armfeld allowed n motion
made by defendants counsel Saturday
TO ave the verdict Of the jury set aside
in the case of Isaac Friedenwald < CO..
and The Asheville Tobacco Works and
Clrgarette Company. which gave 90
plaintiff nearly 5000, for breach of %
tract on part Of defendant in not paying
for one million and a half cigarette
boxes ordered by them. The ground Of
the judges ruling was the usual one.
that the verdict was against The weight
Of The evidence. He allowed PLAINTIFFS
$500.
Contracts for work on the school build
Ing for the white deaf ana dumb at
Morganton lave been awarded.
The institute viii be opened 20 pupils.
If the present calculations OF those in
charge do not miscarry. by next Sep
temher.
Bill Nye is I'm the city for a few days
stay from Buck Shoals.
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Foreign exchange bought and sold LSt
sers VI Credit. .

tersburg. Mr.. James bid was s23.5i6.
Among the other bidders for the contract
were Mr.. +. Sitterding and Messra
Stowe & Nuckols, OF Richmond. There
was but a small difference between the
bid Of Mr.. James and the Richmond bid
ders.
Mr.. Luther f.. Inge, OF Roanoke. was in
the city yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Baptist Sunday-School Union Association
was held at West-End Baptist church
yesterday afternoon. There were recita-
lions, and reports from the different
schools were read. An address was made
by Rev. II. NJ. Hope. pastor OF Market
Street Methodist Episcopal church.
The monthly meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday-School Association was also held
yesterday afternoon at the Blandford
Methodist Episcopal church. The reports
showed the schools 10 be IN a very good
condition. An address was made by Rev.
L. A.. Potts, the pastor. who also, on
behalf OF the school. presented Mr. H.. 9.
Jenkins with a handsome Bible as a re-
ward for his zeal In Sunday-schooD work.
A large shipment OF tobacco was made
from here to-day TO Spain for the Span
fish government.
At the annual meeting OF ST. Joseph's
Branch, No. $40. Catholic Knights OF
America, held yesterday afternoon, the
following officers were elected: Spiritual
Director. Rev. II. J. O'Farrell; President.
=. II. Curtis: Vice-President, James II.
Bailey; Recording Secretary. J. Thomas
Powers: Treasurer. Thomas p. Moran;
Financial Secretary. James r. Kilmartin:
Sergeant-at-Arms, James Halligan: Sem
tinel. Patrick j. Maher; Trustees, Thomas
V. Collins. Ed. J. Collins. =. II. Wells.
Rev. Floyd l.. Kurtz delivered a special
sermon yesterday afternoon at the Second
Presbyterian church before the Junior
Order United American Mechanics. His
subject was, God and Our Country"
Yesterday a young white woman arrived
here from Prince Edward county. claim
ing TO be the wife OF a man named T. r.
Conner. who. she says. left her about
three months ago and came 10 Peters
burg. Mrs. Conner. who before marriage
was a Miss Coleman. went TO work this
morning In one OF the peanut factories.
She has Informed the police that she u
anxious TO learn the whereabouts Of her
husband.
At a meeting OF Eureka Lodge No. q,
Knights OF Pythias. held tonight. Frank
A. owen was recommended for appoint
ment as Deputy Grand Chancellor OF tho
State.
Ex-Governor William Il. Cameron. who
Is now residing IN Chicago. arrived here
this Afternoon.
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under Saturday for May. which was rela-
lively weaker than the rear by deliveries.
Oats were weak because everything on
the list was. May at the close was
MTAc. under Saturdays 6nal figures.
Provision was weak on selling by the
packers. There was so much weakness
all over the floor that products sympa-
thized. Shorts pressed their advantage.
and although the market for live hogs
at the yards showed some firmness. IL
did not carry enough weight to support
provisions. The cash demand for ship
ping was practically dead. Domestic
markets were weak and foreign easy.
Receipts light and shipments liberal.
January pork closed 27hc. under Satur-
day. January lard 17zc lower. and Janu-
airy ribs i5c. lower.
Cash Quotations-F1our-Littie more ac-
tive feeling and trifie easier: No. = spring
wheat. GFAc.: No. 2 red. 62AHG6 1-3c. ;
No. 2 corn. 35c.: No. > oats. 21Ac.; mess
pork, sl2221gaf2.2j; lard. S7.5Jd7.57: short
rib sides. s620d6.25; dry sailed shoulders,
sGZ5q6.50; short clear sides. S6.7Jq6.6I;
whisky. x1.15.
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IWNI Ut " LoI IOIN T
ARRIV ED.
SAILED.


VAUGHAN.-After a brief illness. Mr..
SAMUEL -. VAUGHAN died, az his
home. iu Amelia county, on Wednesday,
DECEMBER ~. 1888, aged seventy-siX years.
M. VAUGHAN had been a consistent
member Of the Baptist church for half
a century, ana for his many admirable
traits " character was much beloved.
re led q quiet but active life, and was
Sons and i've daughters, his wife having
preceded MIN 10 the grave some eleven
years, and while those who were near and
dear 10 him Will miss that gentle voice
consolation comes 10 them that his spirit
Is noW beyond the stars. where the angels
sing their sweetest songs and the rain
bow never fades. +. b. II.
COX.-Died, at his residence, Glover
I'LL, Chesterfield county. Va, On Satur-
day. December 10th, at q Il. NJ. JOHN
ii. cox. In the fOrty-hfth year OF his
age.
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Turner, Virginia: r. Kilby. Virginia.
For Public Observation-Disclosures. r.
a. Edwards, Maryland; Chief Marshal,
A. @. Brown, Jr.. Virginia; First Assis-
tan,. Il. II. Woln. Virginia. Second NJ
sistant, S. III. Turner, Virginia.
For Commencement-President p. III.
Williams. Virginia: First Vice-President,
a. O. Brown. Jr,, Virginia; Second Vice.
President. r. II. Marks. Vitginiai Ora
tors. II. NJ. Canter, Washington, ID. ca
and i. II. Newbill, Virginia; Chief Mar
shei, J. r.. Wamsley, Virginia; First As
%sistant. s. II. Watts. Virginia.: Second
Assistant. ". A. Christian. Virginia.
Contestants for Sutherlin Medal-An-
drew Siedd. Virginia; r. w. Buchanan,
Virginia.
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10 NAMES.
Mayor Trout's Deci'ion In the Case of Ser
GENT A. 2. GrIfin.

ROANOKE, VA. Dec 1S.-special.-The
last act. as far as police force is con-
cerned. in the recent riot here, IN which
eight men were killed and several wound
ed. was ended this morning. Sergeant Of
Police A. J. Griffin was on trial Saturday
before Mayor Trout for conduct unbecom-
ing a police officer on the night Of the
riot In not properly protecting the negro
who was lynched. The Mayor announced
his decision this morning. in which he
reduces Griffin to the ranks. The Mayor
also -%eoiganized the police force by ap-
pointing II. n. Dyer chief and r. II.
Gold sergeant.
j. Hampton Hoge. consul 10 Annoy,
China. left here last night for Washing
ton. where he will appear before the
State Department to answer the charges
that have been made against him. Colo
mel Boge claims that he can prove that
a majority Of the charges are false, ana
were instigated to injure him..
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MRS. E4HEEIDGE PLkADs GUILTr
To Sixteen Indictments For Violating Pen
aim aws-unrM Mind Anecied.

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. l8.-Special.-S.
J. Taylor, a prominent liquor dealer of
this city, made an assignment to-day.
Liabilities. 5000.
W. A Calling, book and stationery
dealer. has also made an assignment. il
abilities, 5000.
In the United States Court to-day, Mrs.
Eugene Etheridge pleaded guilty TO six
teen indictments against her for violating
the pension laws. The u-nsoundness OF
her mind. In spite Of her b%rilliancy, was
clearly shown. She is also in extremely
bad health. and her counsel will make a
statement as TO her condition before her
punishment Is fixed by the court.
Ella Etheridge (colored), Of Norfolk.
was convicted to-day of perjury in con-
nection with a pension. a motion far a
new trial is yet to be argued.
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Prince Williams New Court-Hou,e.

MANASSAS, VA. Dec. 16.-Special.-The
county commissioners received the new
county building Just completed here to-
day The records from the old clerks
ONCE at Brentsville will be removed TO
the new clerks Office here next week.
ana the January term OF the County
Court VIII be held In the new court
house on the first Monday in January.
1884. The contractor has given complete
satisfaction in the erection OF the build
inQS
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News Notes From Raleigh.

RALEIGH. n. C.. Dec. 1S.-Special-A
report Of an extraordinary catch of fish
comes from Beaufort. 1t is stated hat
Capt. Mark Mason caught GOO trout at
one fishing, his profit on the lot being
$50.
Preparations and plans are being made
thus early for the East Carolina ish,
oyster, and game fair held at Newbern.
Exhibits are now being collected.
The Commissioner of Labo Statistics
has almost completed his annual report
which will be in the hands OF the printer
this week.
Argument before the Supreme Court for
the fall term ended to-day. Decisions will
be handed down tomorrow.
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A ABL Cak yICTIM.
Mrs. Ferguson Knocked Down aud 40 Bad
Nv Hurt That She MAY Iii

WASHINGTON, D.. G., Dec. lS.-Ars.
Jennie Ferguson. the wife Of Major W. j.
Ferguson, and the daughter of the late
Governor Swami, of Maryland. who was
for some years a member of Congress
was run over to-day by a grip-car and so
seriously injured that a fatal result seem
ed inevitable. she had just alighted from
a cable-car at the Baltimore and ono
station. whore she intended TO take me
train for Baltimore, and had crossed the
street railway track, after allowing a car
TO pass. when "a grip-car engaged In shift
ing a trailer" knocked her down and
crushed her beneath the wheels. Hoth
legs were badly mashed, and after the In
jured woman had been taken 10 her home.
il was decided that amputation at once
could save her. Mrs. Ferguson began to
sink rapidly before the operation could be
commenced.
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A Child Badly Burned.

LURAY, VA, Dec. 1s.-Special.-The
ive-year-old little daughter Of Mr.. C.. @.
Miller. who lives one and a half miles
east OF Luray. while playing In the room
with smaller children, had her clothing
TO take fire from the stove. She rushed
from the house. and away from both
father and mother. and when caught her
clothing were burned from her body. A
was sent for. but the extent OF
the burns leaves little hope that the child
VIII recover from its injuries.
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\

CINCINNATI o., Dec. fS.-Fiour-
Spring patent. s2.75aLO0; family, S27O
ass.
Wheat barely steady at 57d59c. for red.
Corn lower; No. . white, 3Gc.; No. .
mixed, 30hc.
oats quiet; No. . white, 33Hc.; sample
white, 33ttc.
Pork steady; mess, $500; clear DO,
$500: family. $500; clear family. $1,000.
Lard steady; steam leaf. $50; kettle
dried, SS.12E.
Bacon steady: shoulders. 500: short
rib sides. $50; short clear do, S7.7j.
Whisky, $1.15.
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Death OF Mrs. James ". BAILEY,

bARKOW'S STORE. VA, Dec. 49,
special.-Mrs. James w. Bailey, whose Ill
ness was mentioned In the Times a few
days ago, died yesterday.
~ rs expected that labor will be scarcer
~ TINS section next year. as many OF
.ns young colored men and boys are
going 10 the cities and public works for
higher wqges.
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HANDSOME MBMORfAL WIND0W.
ItIsto BE Placed In Old Bruton Episcopal
Church az wiuiam bure.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Dec. ESPECIAL.
A very handsome circular memorial
window. feet in diameter, is now being
placed i'm the eastern end Of Bruton Epis-
copal church.. to the memory OF Colonel
John Page. The window is a very ar
tistic piece of work, and represents
Christ among the Doctors
Judge Isaac II. Christian, Of Charles
City county. is now in York, hoidlng
court for Judge Smith. and viii hear a
case in reference TO opening up a new
road i'm the lower part Of the county, in
which the Judge Is interested.
Our people are very glad 10 learn that
our mayor, DR.. Lemon Henly, who is
now AT St. Luke's. where he went TO have
a surgical operation performed. is doing
well and will be home again In a few
weeks.
DR.. Bishop, Of the college faculty. de-
livered last night in the college chapel, a
very entertaining lecture on Social Lire
in Germany"
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AAS0AL ELECTION ron oFrIcrRs
"F'a'ers' rabiic Defamation and Conn
Increment Officers.

.eN7hLAND, VA, Dec. iS.-special-
Ws rankin Literary Society OF RAN
pn.macon College held It's annual cleo
- i4st Saturday night for public de-
-, pubic defamation and commence
onhceis. resulting as follows:
g. FeDlc Debate-President. H.. NJ.
press Warrington, -. c.: First Vice
So H. w. Jackson, Maryland.
v,ro.a Fiee-President, II. A. Christian.
Deha orator. Andrew Sledd. Virginia
2. p T. A.. Edwards. MARYLAND.
M pahl Virginia; r.. W. Hilbert
INA { NJ. Blanchard. North Caro-,
g. Brown. Virginia; s. II.
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OBITUARY.
A. j Thrackmorton.

The funeral Of the late Mr. A. j. Throck-
morton, Of No. 1912 Seventh street. Full
ton, who died OF pneumonia on Saturday
morning, took place Sunday morning IN
Henrico county. The deceased was "a
most worthy gentleman. and his loss is
greatly felt among a large circle OK
friends.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. f8.-Turpentine
market opened firm at 26lac. for regulars;
sales. 200 casks. A strong inquiry adj
entire receipts. which were very light.
Rosin firm and In good demand. Quote
A. b. c. and ID. Sl.OJ; T., S1.fO: +, S1.15:
@. Si.30: II. S1.JO; l. Sl.SJ; X, $40;
NJ. Si.35: n, $500; window glass, $3.S5;
wafer hit SlOI.
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AdoIph Beutei.

Mr.. AdoIph Beutel. who was buried
Sunday afternoon from ST. Johns Luther
an church, was a prominent Odd-Fellow,
and a large number Of the members OF
that society followed his remains TO the
grave. Mr.. Beutel removed here from bal
timore in the SOS. and engaged I'm woollen
manufacturing. His fortune. estimated 10
be ~. OOo. was left TO his wife.
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GRArN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

TEI|TI0I|1NI 7 - I||' II I|WVf
Omerings-Wheat. 1900 bushels: corn
(Whltel. 3Oi bushels, corn (miXed), ia
bushels: oats. 30 bushels.
S~alesANheat. 1000 bushels; corn
Cwhitc). NJ bushels; oats, 80 bushels.
uotations-Wheat-Longberry 63c. to
&C; mixed. G2c. 10 &c. shortberry, Coo.
10 G7c.: no. . red, csc. 10 GG1ac.
Corn-White. prime Virginia dag lots),
white new. 42c. TO 33c.; No. . white,
4Gc., No. . mixed. i3c. TO 4ic.
Oats-Winter 0Or seed. BE, TO BIC;
No. . mixed. 3jc. TO 35I4c., No. 3 mixed,
3lc. to 34i4c.
Rive -.c. In SO.
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yEw HOUsE OF WORSHIP.
Contract Awarded for Building the st. Jo-
semi Catholic Church.

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. B-speciai.-
TIL contract for the building OF q new
place OF worship for the congregation OF
81. Joseph's Catholic church was this
morning awarded by the building COM
mittee to Mr.. George n. James, OK Rss
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Dec. 1S.-FlOur-Pa-
tent. ~$3.00H3.jO; choice. S2.OOd2.1O no.
Wheat lower; December, JSc; January,
JSl2c.
Corn-December, 33Ac.; January. 32c.
oats lower; December, 27hc.; May,
Bose.
Pork-Standard mess, $13.37l; on orders,
$3.50.
Lard-Prime steam quotable at $3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOulders. $500:
LONGS and clear ribs, S6.31I4i shorts. $500.
BacOn-BOXed shoulders. 500; longs.
ST.T5: clear ribs. $40; shorts, $500.
High wines steady at S1.15.
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EF. MAErIs no BAyEA RECEPTION.
The Chariottesville People 10 Give One In
His Honor ~ an Early Day.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec. is
Specialize a public meeting held In this
city tonight strong resolutions were nan
imously passed expressive Of the pleasure
lr4t in the nomination OF the Hon. Thomas
D. Martin 10 the United States Senate
ana heir confidence In him and the high
esteem iu which he is held. a committee
OF Ten was appointed to arrange for a
pubic reception 10 be given in his honor
- ana edily day. The meeting was large
.lo Enthusiastic, and several stirring
speeches were made.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Dec. 1s.-Rosin
steady: strained. S1.OO; good do, $l.OJ.
Turpentine steady at 2JQ2Jl4c.
Tar steady at gc.
crude turpentine quiet; hard. Si.00; soft
and virgin, Sl.OO.
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pAILY COTTON LETTER.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The following Is
the daily cotton letter OF Atwood, Violet
& Co. by private wire to c. w. Branch
Our cables Of Saturday said Manchester
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TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.

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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, Dec. 80. 1899.
Sunrises .......... 7:22l Moon sets go. 2.5la. IN
Sun'sets.......... Asa Days length. Oh. 32m.
PORT OF WEST POINT, Dec. Is. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyille, Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Essex, Taylor, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship BOwdeu, Paine, New York,
general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Essex, Taylor, Boston via
Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship BOwden, Paine, New York,
via Newport News and Norfolk, pas
sengcrs and general cargo.
Steamship Danyille. Murphy, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 1s.-The wheat
market was very weak to-day. The
opening was &c. under Saturdays close.
rallied Nc. and then declined ilsc.
Corn was weak at the opening. ruled
% all day, and At the close was xQlc.
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BONDS
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. VA Dec. Is. 1893.
ReDorted by John L.. Williams & Sons.
Bankers and Brokers. No. 1000 Main
street.
Sales-l, 600 Western North Carolina SIS
at -.
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CHARLESTON.
THE COTTON MARKETS

CHARLESTON, $. c.. Dec. is.-Tul
pentine firm at 95c. for good strained.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. Dec. 80. 1893.
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isANKERs AND BRoKERs.
, 1893-09-06
CHRISTIANSTED.


Sent 4th-per schnr. "Vigilant' fer ST.
Thomas-Revd. J Roberts with wife Il ser
want Sophia Christian, Lawyer f. Brun,
Emile Patrick & child, Rosa James, Maria
George; Hrr4y Plaskett, David Bratfith
(transportand), Waldemar, Marquist, Ann
Eliza Brandt with mother Chariot Joseph q
child.
FRrpERIKsTrD 2nd Sept.
The $. $. .'Caribbee'' arrived here from st.
Kits. loaded some produce and proceeded to
New York.
Sept 2nd-per express from St. Thomas
-Omd. pharm. Tauber, Mrs. Baptist, Mrs
Williams, Miss A. Henley, Miss Alice Blown.
Sept 2nd-per $. S. 'CaribDee' for New
York besides those already stated Mrs.
Junghans, Mr.. E. %Junghans, Mrs Plasket,
Mrs. AlIisk, Cand. phaim. Tauber, Messrs. }.
Blackwood. S. Woods, w. Cruise, F. Cruise,
G. George, W. PEBBLES & M. Skeoch, Eugenla
McCabe.
ARRIVALS.
Aug 25th-English schnr- IN. Johnston
&c tons, captain Russell from Antigua.
Aug 26th-Dauish brigt ''Freya' I'll tons,
captain Jaspersen, from Demerara.
Sept 2nd-English $. 5. "Carbbee' l,246
tons, captain Fraser. from St, Kits.
DEPARTURES.
Aug 25th-English schnr. IN. Johnston
C6 tons, captain Russell, TO ST. Martin
Aug 2Gth-Danish brigt "Freya," 2ll tons,
captain Jaspersen. to Christiansted.
Sept 2nd-England s. $. "Caribbee' i,246
tons. captain Fraser, to New York.
, 1893-09-06
TE L G r A NJ s.
ST.. CRoIx ST.

st. NROIX NTATIUN
New York. Sept 2ud-In the House Of
Commons yesterday the final debate on The
Home Rule Bill was continued. Mr.. Me
Carthy during the discussion argued that the
Bill could be accepted as final in principle,
also that the Irish accepted it as a final
adjustment Of their long standing grievances.
Mr.. Chamberlain replying stated that the
Irish would never be satisfied and would be
continually demanding more and more until
some weak and base ministry purchased the
Irish votes at Westminster and conceded to
them full separation. He argued strongly
that nothing would result from the passing Of
this Bill, which had occupied SO much OF the
, 1893-09-06
PrOklama.

A LIE og Enhver, som MATTE
IN have noget at fordre i Boet eff
ter afgangne Ugift JOSEPHINE
JAMESaf Richmonds Land, indkal-
des herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel
til for undertegnede Skifteret at
anmelde og bevisliggjore deres
christiansteds skiftorot, St. Oroix den 4de
September 1893.
MAXEN.