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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
RICHMOND VA. WEDNESDAY MAY 1893

gill vote for the amended bill. II Fret
herr Won Huenc con carry with him a
fairly large number of clericals the COM
promise viii get majority.
The Radicals are IN hot domestic
quarrel over the bill and the proposed
changes. Last evening they held a caucus
which from beginning to end was exc sed-
inrlv stormy. Eugene Richter spoke We
bemertlv against the bill, either as It IS
or as il will be under the Caprivt -Huene
arrangement. and advised united opposl-
ton 10 the Government lie drew up
an amendment which virtually negatives
tbo whole bill. but secured the signatures
IN n Of only forty-One OF the siXty-sevan
Radical deputies. Among the twenty-six
who did not sign are at all events the
score Of votes already counted for the
Government, and perhaps two or three
more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
TREASURY SIIIENfNI.
Amount of Gold and silver Certificates IN
Circulation on Nav list.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May 2.-Aecord-
ing TO the official Treasury statement
issued to-day, the amount OF gold and
s,,var coins and certificates in circula-
ZION on May lst was 81, ,599. .O2s. .SS5, or 1881
per capita. estimating the total popula-
tion OF the United States at ~.lo,O0.
This shows a net decrease In circulation
during April Of g. is7,if. \
The changes In circulation during April
we're: Geld coin--Increase, 2,sos 9os :
standard silver dollars. decrease. WI
,',hstd,srv silver. increase. s22i. .957, gold
,ar,tacates decrease, s6.2l29s0, silver
certificates. decrease. ti,25l.2Z7; Treasury
notes act July IA, 1890. decrease, sli,.oisi
United states notes increase. S.OlSsS'
currency Certificates act June D. ls'Z' de-
crease. $4,000. national bank notes de-
crease. sig7. 7.lls. The changes In money
and bullion in the Treasury during APT"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
DANGERS FROM FLOODS.
ulyY RIyERS on THE RAMPAGE
WEST AND SOUTH.
Already Great Damage Done In Missouri
The Ohio and Arkansas Rivers Also
Rising Rapidly.

ST. LOUIS. MO, May 2.-The Missis-
slppi river rose steadily throughout the
night at the rate of almost an inch an
hour and this morning the swell touches
the danger line, thirty-two feet. The
body OF the stream. however. IS a few
inches below this. and will not reach the
danger point until night Squatters on
the lowlands were driven out Of their
cabins by two feet Of water pouring over
their floors. Experienced river men pre-
dict that the flood VIII exceed that Of last
year
Reports received from south Of here
show that ali the rivers In Southern Mis-
souri,. Arkansas Southern Illinois, Ken
tucky ana Tennessee are on the rampage,
and pouring heavy volumes Of water into
the Mississippi At Fort Smith. Ark.
traffic on the Frisco road South from the
city Is suspended. At one place forty feet
OF trestle has been washed away. and IL
Is hard to tell when traffic will be- re-
sumed Van Buren,. Ark. reports not
a train running on the Santa Fe road
since last Saturday. Three bridges have
been washed away and several cmbank-
ments washed out At Pine Bluff. Ark.
lNf IlNfI is EiiIiu lhNl Affl VI lNNN N'di :
high water mark, and is steadily rising.
Tho ohio Rising Rapidly.
CINCINNATI. O.. May 2.-The Ohio
river is at a ifty-foot stage and rising.
All smaller rivers I'm the State tributary
10 the Ohio are out OF their banks. and
thousands Of acres OF growing crops are
flooded Most manufactures using water
AZ motive power have been stopped by
high water
Arkansas River on the Rampage.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, May 2.-The Ar
kansas river In forty-eight hours has
risen to within little over three feet
OF the great May flood Of 1892. People up
the river are working day and night on
their levees, but have little or no hope
OF saving their crops
The Waters Begin TO Recede.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, May 2.-The
danger Of a repetition Of the last years
food disappeared late this afternoon.
when the river az this point began 10
fan. having risen maximum height OF
Pa. or 2 less than the highest food
tide Of last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

NEW YORK. May 2.-The sheriff to-
day took charge OF the office Of the
United Paper Company, under an attach
ment for S6E.0)0 in favor Of Gustav Rau
and Frederick X Day has been appointed
receiver Of the company I'm New Jersey
by Chancellor McGnl The United Paper
Company is known IA the Tissue Trust.
II was incorporated under the New Jer-
sey laws last August with capital
stock Of 100000. 1t was formed TO con-
troll the manufacture Of tissue paper.
Bradstrcet's reports state that II took
I'm ten mills. which are located I'm Paterson
and Bloomfield. n j., Middleton, O..
Phoenix. y. T.. BaldwinsWlle. y. y
Averill Park. \. Y. Seneca Falls, sgd
ucy. Greenwich and Fayetteville. \. Y.
The trouble Of the company is ascribed
to the lack OF cash working capital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

BEDFORD CITY. VA. May Especial.
Rev. l.. j. Washburn. who has been a
most acceptable minister of the Presby-
terrain church az this place for the last
ten years. preached his farewell sermon
last Sunday night 10 a very large au-
dieuce. He has accepted a call 10 the
PRESBYTERIAN church at R0mney. W. Va,
The fruit crop IN this county is not as
badly injured by the late frost as was at
first supposed. IN some exposed places
IL was materially injured. Altogether
there VIII be a good crop Of apples and
q fair crop Of peaches. The smaller fruits
did not suffer greatly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
AyENGED ms WRONG.
LID. Wood shoots and Hor'aIly wounds
Barney Higgins i'm the Court Room.

DANVILLE. KY, May 2.-L. d. Wood
OF Cleveland O., shot and mortally wound
ed Barney Higgins. ex-mayo@ n somer-
set XIV. In the lobby Of the courthouse
in this city this evening at o'clock.
Higgins created a sensation year ago
bv getting drunk, and while I'm that con-
dition assaulting a sister Of Wood In the
depot at Somerset. Miss Wood has since
been demented Higgins was tried ana
sentenced 20 the penitentiary for TWO
wears. The verdict was reversed, and Hlg-
gins was given a change Of venue 70 this
county Here the trial was put OF untll
September This infuriated Wood ana ne
walked up to Higgins and shot MIN -FOUR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
PASSENGER TPdTN HELD UP.
Express Messenger Refused to Yield, but
the Passengers Are Robbed.

PARSONS. KAN, May 2.-The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas passenger train No.
3. which left at 4.S0 r. NJ, was held up
at Briar Creek. IN .he Indian Territory.
az $50 tonight by six men, armed with
Wfuchesters suppOs ! to be the motor
ious Harry Starr gag The plucky ex-
press messenger refused 10 give up the
combination. although n revolver was held
az his head and a knife at his throat.
Passengers. including President Martin, OF
the Kansas city Pittsburg and Gulf and
party on "a tour Of inspection. were rob
bed. The passengers We're relieved OF
everything from pocket books 20 pocket
knives. No clue 10 the robbers was found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
NoN-UNIOY IrEN STRIKE.

Finy Skilled Workmen in One of the Car
negie Mils Refuse to Accept a Reduction.
PITTSBURC. PA. May 2.-Yesterday
fifty skilled workmen I'm the S3-inch beam
mill of the Carnegie Steel Works, at
Homestead. threw aside their tools and
quit work ON account Of the reduction
from 81 q 26 cents per ton. The whole
town is excited. The former union men
look upon the trouble ass "a victory for
them IL is said that they intend return
ing 10 work 10 get even with The present
strikers. who accepted their positions last
summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
sLAP ar rBE MINISTRY.
The French Chamber Carries n Motion
That Was Opposed by the Premier.

PARIS. May 2.-The ministry received
a rebuff in the Chamber Of Deputies to-
day.
M Yves Guyot. deputy for the Seine.
moved urgency for a motion In favor Of
the abolition OF the Octroi duty collected
on articles OF food. etc. brought into
the towns
Notwithstanding the fact that NJ.
Dupuy, the premier. opposed the motion
for urgency, on the ground that the pro-
posal had not been maturely considered.
the motion was carried by q vote of 30
20 2i6
Before the deputies assembled II was
known that the Government would be in
terpeliated as 70 the arrest OF sg+v
Eugene Baidln at the Place de Ia Re-
publlque yesterday. The galleries were
crowded.
The debate which followed the interpret
lation was exceptionally animated. Pre-
mier Dupuy said that the Government
accepted full responsibility for the ar
rest. and that the ministers were deter
mined 10 maintain order and punish In
citers OF disorders, whoever they might
be. Re demanded the order Of the day.
which was carried by a vote Of $40 20 80
Among the spectators ir the galleries
were James h. Eustis, United States
Ambassador 10 France
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

We're Gold coin, decrease, N7l2o. $50;
standard silver dollars. increase. $50. .S7
subsidiary silver. decrease. Sl .jS2; Treas
ury notes, act July Ia, 1880. Increase.
S.II20s; United states notes. decrease,
S.0l2.@3; national bank notes, increase,
I.25S.lSS; cold bullion increase. N,O25.0l4;
silver bullion increase. S3.G6.074.
A compilation Of the gold and gold
certificates held by national banks IN the
ten sub-treasury cities on March
9Th shows an aggregate OF N03. 800 10. OF
which New York held $57.17G.e72 and Chi
cago so 500. showing that New York
alone held more than the other nine
cities. The total for all the rational
banks I'm the country I'm gold and gold
certificates was Sl6e 600 600. II which New
York held more than one-third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
News ofthe NAVY.

NEW YORK May 2.-Of Uncle Sans
vessels now IN the North river that will
depart tomorrow. the Charleston and the
Concord go 10 the Norfolk navy-yard,
and the San Francisco and Yorktown TO
the Brooklyn nayy-yard.
The French flagship Arethuse entertain
ef the petty officers Of the United states
man-of-war Chicago at dinner this even
ing. There was a constant stream Of
visitors going 10 and from the ships all
the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
Mr.. Booth, Condition.

NEW YORK. May 2-At u:55 tonight
DR.. Sinclair Smith and Or. $. Frement
Smith gave out a statement at the
Players club as follows: AS there have
been so many misleading statements In
the daily papers concerning our opinion,
we wish 70 state that from tho first mo-
ment of Mr.. Booths Illness we have been
In perfect accord as TO the diagnosis and
treatment Of the case; at no time have
our statements differed. Mr.. Booths con-
dition has been better since Sunday. and
particularly during the past twenty-f0ur
hours"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
Rarr and HoIland Arrested.

NEW YORK. MAY 2-Deputy Sheriff
Walgering to-day arrested Thomas NJ.
Barr and James p. Holland. Of the failed
firm Of Thomas NJ. Barr & CO., coffee
merchants. at the instance OF the British
Bank Of South America. which has sued
them for SIS 900. The bank, II IS alleged,
let them have 1900 bags Of coffee. taking
their trust receipt. They sold the coffee.
but instead Of turning over the money
10 the bank to meet the bills Of exchange,
they diverted 1t 20 other parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

ATLANTA. GA. May 2.-The grand jury
of the United states court. which has been
in session for several weeks invesugat-
inc the embezzlement from the Gate city
National Bank adjournd to-day. Another
indictment was found AGAINST Lewis Red
Wine the defaulting cashier. This is the
third true bin found. and charges him
with cmbezzling Sl0S.1iS. No other indict-
ments were found except those against
Redwine. This sets at rest an rumors
involving other bank officials and people
outside of the bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

UT-NTINGTON. W. VA, May Al.
Watts. the WAYNE county despcrado. at
tempted ~ VII Conductor Jones. Who
runs a passenger train on the kenoYa
division Of the Norfolk ana western
railroad. while the train was az Fer
guson station, but the piucki conductor
made him desist IN his Efforts. watts
friends who are toughs. 'ried 10 take me
train. and made threats that they would.
The company. therefore. has placed siiras
on the same. AMI viii give the gans the
worst OF it, should :h'y end'aVor AZ
any time 20 carry ont their inteh'iohS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS.
Accompanied by -Four OF His Ministers lie
Reaches the Capital.

WASHINGTON. j. c., May Prompt
ly at $3.50 this afternoon. on schedule
time. the presidential special steamed in
TO the Pennsylvania station. bringing in
Mr.. Cleveland and those OF his Cabinet
who returned with him from Chicago.
Mr.. Cleveland was the first 20 step from
the car. and was followed by Secretaries
Carlisle Gresham Herbert and Morton,
Secretary Lamont Postmaster-General
Bisseu and Attorney-General Olney not
being with the party The only ladies'
accompanying the party were Mrs. Car
Isle and Miss Herbert.
Secretary Gresham said that the jour
ney home was devoid OF any special
interest but that Nj. Cleveland and the
Cabinet were well pleased with their trip.
Theodore Roosevelt will continue to
serve as member Of the civil Service
Commission. Immediately after Mr.
Clevelands Inauguration Mr. Roosevelt
sent him his resignation. but it is under
stood that the President has asked Mr..
Roosevelt 10 withdraw IT.. and continue
in his place on the commission. which he
will do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
FArAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed aud Another Seriously In
iured Gil 90 Matters.

PETERsBURG. VA. May 2.-Special-
This afternoon about 1 o'clock one man
was killed outright and another seri-
ously. and perhaps fatally. injured by
the explosion Of the boiler al Holtoway's
saw-miH. five miles from Emporia, IN
Green willie county.
The United States lighthouse tender
Violet arrived here this mornag for the
purpose Of placing new buoys IN the Ap-
pomattox river. She will also place new
buoys Ia James river.
a committee Of citizens appointed by
William r. McKenny. president OF the
city council. 20 represent the city's in
terest in the Norfolk and Western rail-
road al the annual meeting Of stock
holders Of that road 20 be held at Roa-
noke tomorrow. left here this afternoon.
There will be a called meeting % East
Hanover Presbytery ar Cape Charles on
Tuesday. the 10Th instant. for the pur-
pose Of considering the matter Of estab-
fishing a Presbyterian school at that
point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
THE CUBAN INSURRECrION.
The State Department Ofhcially Ignorant
of the Reported Rebellion.

WASHINGTON. May 2-The state De
u1rtment is ignorant officially Of he re-
ported usurrectionary movement i'm cuba.
Noump bearing on the subject has been
received by tho department from the
Spanish Legation in Washington Cor sew
cral months. and no recent commu1 ca
lions cC corning the matter have come
from the United States diplomatic or
,rI sular offices.
Assistant Secretary Adee believes that
the movement is nothing more than
renewal of the handiti system. which
offers many opportunities i'm the wild
and unsettled portion of the island.
HANANA. May 2.-The latest news in
REGARD 10 the insurrection is that the
rebels are now between Puerto Del Padre
n harbor ON the northeast coast of Cuba,
and Nanati Seven columns Of troops are
in pursuit the troops being supported by
two Spanish ships Of war OFF the coast
Up 90 date not a single encounter has
taken place between the Government
troops and the rebels. 1t is rumored that
the rbels propose 20 surrender If they are
guaranteed that their lives Will be spared.
Infnnta Ysabel OF for Cuba.
NEW YORK. May 2.-The Spanish flag
ship Infanta Ysabel with the Neuva
Espana. in her wake. sailed for Havana
this morning These are the first of the
visitors 90 go. The lnfanta Ysabel, with
the sick admiral ON board, will go direct
ly TO Cuba to escort the Spanish Princess
Infanta Eulalie 10 New York on her way
90 the Worlds Fair. The Neuva Espana
VIII go 10 Spain. The remaining repre-
sentative Of Spain the Reina Regente,
wiz stay here for repairs at the navy
yard.
MADRID. May "A Cabinet council
was called this evening 10 decide what
reinforcements and supplies should he
dispatched 90 Havana. Four battalions
of Chasseurs i'm Puerto Rico. two bat
talions in the Canary Islands and 5000
men in Spain are held I'm readiness 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
". X. Glover Murdered.

LTTHIA SPRINGS. GA. May Great
excitement prevails here over the finding
of the dead body of w. X. Glover a
prominent citizen. living near here. There
was bullet hole through his head. lie
IS believed 10 have been murdered Tor
the DurpOse OF robbery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
The Three C's Railway Sold.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., May 2.-The
Charleston. Cincinnati and Chicago rail-
road was sold at private auction to-day
under a decree Of the United States court
10 Charles +. HELLER, OF Boston, Mass.
renresenting the bondholders, for &50,O00
A certified check for $4,000 was put up
70 bind the purchase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

NEW YORK. May 2.-DreXel. Morgan
& CO. state that more than a majority
of both classes OF bonds and stocks Of
tho Richmond and Terminal have been
deposited with them. The plan will not
bo made public to-day. Ii is thought
thot the details viii be completed before
saturday and the plan given out TO the
bolderg OF the securities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

PARIS. March 2-Dispatches from
Africa state that King Behanzln, of Da-
honey. who. since the capture OF ASomey.
HIS capital had been carrying on a de-
sultory warfare against The French, has
made his submission % French authority
and agrees 10 abdicate the throne OF
Dahomey The French Government Is TO
give him a pension and % fix his place OF
residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
Weldon's city Election.

WEIDON, y. Q. May 2.-Special.-The
81 ,ction here yesterday passed of very
quietly. The following ticket was elected:
]. T. Gooch, Mayor; T. +. Anderson. W.
n. TiIlery, ". r. Smith. a. 5. Allen,
Bug Parker, John Howard and Jake
Aston, commissioners.
rhe young people have issued tickets
for brilliant german here Thursday
ufghf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
A pool-Room Ralded.

MEMPHIS. May 2.-George c. Benefits
pool-room, across the river from Menu
phis. was raided to-day by officers OF
Crittenden county. Ark. The proprietocs
were arrested gave bond, and VIII De
tried on Saturday. The case viii lie
contested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
4 Ing Burned az Sea.

CHEBOYGAN, May THE tug Sea
Gull. which left Detour Sunday with the
steamer Ohio I'm tow for Chicago burned
when of Spectacle Reef. The crew were
taken OF by the Ohio, which made her
way 10 the straits I'm safety. The loss
is placed al 10000, with 81. 900 insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
The AtInntn and Florida Sold.

ATLANTA, GA. May 2.-The Atlanta
and Florida railroad was sold at public
auction to-day on the petition OF the
comptroller-general for the amounts due
the State. II was bid IN by Judge H. b.
Tcmpklns. representing the Central IraS,
Company, for the. bondholders' VINO VIII
the road at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
rloctrlc Power House Rnrned.

LOUISVILLE KY. May 2.-The electric
power-house. Nos. a2l 10 5Zl Third street
seven stories high was burned tonight.
The loss will aggregate $4,000. with good
insurance. The falling walls are sup
posad 10 have crushed a number OF per-
sons. but il proved a mistake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
Bic Incendiary Fire.

LONDON. May ?. Simpsons timber
ward N Hun. burned to-day. There Is
little doubt that the fire was incendiary.
The Simpsons refused recently 10 CON
tribute TO the fund Of the uaionist dock
ers. and were warned by letter that they
would be made to suffer for their re-
fucaf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

VIENNA. May 2-Baron klchard
Poecke. president Of the extcnsiVely-cir-
culated tourists Journal called "Frem-
donblatt." committed suicide by Jumping
from the fourth-story windo" OF
building The Baron was eish'y years VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The range OF Thermometer at The
Times office yesterday was as ioio"s
n AZ. ~ NJ, 81. y. n. 81, Il.
NJ. So: p. NJ. 6s; midnight 70 Aver
aye 02-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
Ennr nenntr Nnrors snspended.

PARIS. May THE Prefect or Mar
seilles has suspended for one month -FOUR
deputy mayors. who, while wearing ther
insignia OF Office. participated In the
May day demonstrations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
Woman Struck by Lightning.

REIDSVILLE, n. c., May 2.-Special.-
A colorcd woman was struck by lightning
here Yesterday. All Of the skin on the
right side of her face and body was torn
off and she was otherwise burned badly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
Rig S,tlkr I'm Dundee.

DUNDEE, May c.-Nineteen lhousanu
working people employed In the )ute mus
at this place have gone out on slr'Ae'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

There is said TO be an epidemic OF dis
temper among the horses ana eoi's III
Culpeper and adjoining counties. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03

LONDON, May 2.-English newspapers
devote an unwonted amount of space TO
the opening Of the Worlds Fair at Chi
cago. and their leading articles on the
subject express hearty good will toward
the enterprise and hope for its success.
The Daily News publishes a special
dispatch three columns IN length, de-
scribing the opening of the fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-03
DEMONSTRATION of the MnrInes.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Attorney-Gen-
eral Olney has decided that the expense
incident to the transportation 20 Chicago
of the United states marines and their
retention there during the fair I'm guarding
the naval exhibits must be paid out of
the funds for the support Of the marine
corps. and not out Of the Worlds Fair
annrnnril n finn-
, 1893-12-06
>irEIdOsll

No. 2 Prindsensgade j ChIistiansted
%stillet til BortsalG we'd 3 offeutlige Ank'loner,
der afho}des her paa AuktionskonForet
lste Aukti1n TORSDAGEN den 21de Decem-
ben 1898.
2Gen Auktion TORSDAGEN den Ale Januas
1894.
3dje Anktion ToBsDAGEN den l8do Janoas
. 1894
liver D g Eftrrmjddag KI. 2.
Samllige Auhtionen vedrdrend" Doku-
meuier Will, fra ste Auhtion were til Eiter-
syn her pa kontoset.
Denne PeRjndts j5ielee tjncr ,llige Ill
Efterretuing for Panthayere eg andle E"d,
kommende overcusst, mlneuie med ReglaI.nel
p,gkat 22ie April 1917.
Cl ristiupstc1s Auhlons kontur, s.. CroiS.
den 2Sde November 1898.
, 1893-12-06

translate ion
PubIic-t.on

5caY Royal Resolution dated the
~ 25th October 1898. Ills Majesty
the King has been most s~raciously
pleased to appoint Captain Of The
Royal Engineers, CARL EMIL
HEDEMANN, knight Of Dame
brog, to be Governor Of the Danish
West India Islands with permission
as S ch, and as Colonel in the mill
tary force If the Danish West India
Islands, to wear the uniform Of the
said force, and also TO wear the
uniform prescribed for the Gov
eru0r.
Which is hereby brought to public
notice.
The Government Of the anish West
India Islands. t, Thomas, the Oath November
1893.
h. A. JURS,
~. G.
, 1893-12-06
OFFICIAL J Office.
BekJe ndtgyore1se
W2ED Allerhojeste Resolution at

WpED Allerhcjeste Resolution at
~ 25ae f. II. lar det behaset
Hans Majestat Kongen ailernaadl;st
st udnavne Ka! ita,n i In&enieur-
korpse1 CARL EMIL HEDEMANN.
Rider at DannebcoSi, til'Gouver-
neur for de UNDERESTIMATE Ger
med TillaleIse til SON saadaa og MED.
Charge som Oberst i den dan.k-Y!s-
tindiske H@rstyrke at bpre den for
deane foreskreyne Uniform toruden
d n for Gouyerneurtu fastsat e.
Hvilket herYed bringes til otfent-
liz Kundskab,
Gouver4ementet FIR d. dansk vestin5isko
Der, 81. Thomas, den 24Ge November 1898.
u. A. JURS,
f. V.G.