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KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION

New York. April l4th-London news an
nounces that in the House Of Commons the
Chancellor Of the I3Achrqoer, replying to q
question from Mr.. Goschen, stated that the
Government were unwilling TO embody Their
naval policy. in amy measure because of its
publicity. He further stated that the Govern
ment we're unwilling that the House of Lords
should control such expenditure.
Major Rasch, Mp. for The South I3a tern
district Of Essex, moved the adjournment
Of the Hou,e in order 20 discuss Governments
neglect in reference to the great agricultural
distress noV prevailiu {. After a lengthy
discussion the speaker closured the debate
and at the same time consured The discussion
as being irrelevant TO the main business of
the day.
Major Rasch's motion on being put TO the
vote was lost by 203 to 1G6.
Mr.. Morley then introduced the registra-
ton reform Bill it embodies three months
residence for qualification, IL semj-annual re-
vision of lists, also SimuItaneous elections aud
that plural voting should be modified but not
abolished.
Mr.. A. J. Balfour opposed the bill, because
he stated it omitted a greater necessity, and
that was redistribution. The bill was sub
sequently read q first time amidst much
cheering.
Dispatches from P is state that the pre-
sidential election has been arranged % take
place on the second November next. The der
patches further state that President Carnot
declines to put himself forward as q candi-
date for reelection on the plea of sickness.
1t is reported that the Paris police have
discovered and seized a subterranean maya
zine in the suburbs of hat city, undoubtedly
belonging to a section of the Anarchists. The
seizure included twelve boxes of explosives
and a large number of prepared bombs etc. etc.
kilograms from Vienna announce that
the German Kaiser is now paying q visit
to the Emperor Francis Josef.
Madrid advices report that a serious Cabis
net crisis is now impending over the pro
posed treaties of commerce with Austria,
Italy, Germany, Belgium and Russia.
1t is reported that a large number of Pill
grims. en- route from Valencia to Rome, have
been mobbed, seventeen Of the number being
severely injured. Among the pilgrims We {
some Bishops who we're assaulted and in
suited.
Despaches from Rome announce that the
Pope is unwilling to increase h. foreigt
element in the Holy College. and thpt there
fore be will not create any new English OF
American Cardinals,
The death is announced in New York o
Mr.. David Dudley Field from an attack o
pneumonia.
Yesterday the sum of four million dollar!
gold was exported to Europe.
A telegram from Rio GIamde dc Sui state
that the insurgents have been repulsed.
New York, April 16th.-Loudon news an
nounces that at the annual dinner held at b
Middlesex hospital at which the Prince o
, 1894-04-18
NEW ADVERTISED EN- rs.
PrOkIama.

4 LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have
"a noget at fordre i Boet efter
afgangne Skriver JOHN CARDINAL
WALSINGHAM MUCKLE og
tidligere Abide Hustru Cathrine
Rosaline Muckle f0dt Thornton af
Christiansted, indkaldes heryed'med
8 Maaneders Varsel til for under
tegnede Skifteret at anmelde og be-
visliggjore deres Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix, den
I7de April 1894.
MAXEN
, 1894-04-18
CHRIsTIANsTED.

OHKISTIANSTEU
April 16th-per schnr. ''Vigilant' for St.
Thomas-Rosallne Monsanto, Christine Brun,
Henrietta Samuel, Theresa Francis, Julia
Francis. For Europe-Mrs. GUNNER and 4
children. For Antigua-Revd.A ]. Gunner.
F"REDERIKSTED
April l5th-per "Dagmar'' and "Arrow'
from st. Thomas-Miss NJ. Crook, D.Polydore.
April l6th-per sloop "Arrow'' for St
Thomas-K. Emanuel, Miles Bastian.
April l6th-per slo0p- for St. Johns,
Planter Il. j. Koefoed, Dir. Feilberg.
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N D 7 | G E..

nURING my absence from the
I'D Island Cand. pharm, S. W.
STEPHENS holds my Power Of
Attorney.
St. Croix, F~rederiksted 10th April 1894.
L. FABER.
, 1894-04-18

The Factory sugar price was fixed on
Monday at 50. IS, which gives for 100 lbs. Of
canes a tlile over IS cents ($0.l908.)
, 1894-04-18
OFFICIAL NOTICE..

vi ~ Ill
@agN the ColonialCouncil's meeting
on the 9th of April this year, it
was resolved to celebrate the high
festival of THEIR ROYAL HIGHNEssEs
Crewa Prince Fsederik and
Csowa Pciacess Ieuise's
SILVER WEDDING on the 28th of
July by the founding of a Per-
manent Memorial of the day, and
therefore to raise a fund to be put
at the disposal Of THEIR ROYAL
H1GHNEssEs, and which it may be
expected will be applied to a chart
table purpose in the Island accord
ing to THEIR ROYAL HIaHNEssEs'
pleasure.
The Undersigned, who were
elected by the Colonial Council
in its Meeting on the 9th Of April
this year to conduct the %cOllec-
ton of the fund, do hereby beg
to invite the inhabitants to contri-
butte to the raising of same, and
observe that also small contribu-
tions will gladly be accepted.
St. Croix. the 10Th April 1894.
Governor HEDEMANN,
Chairman.
For Christiansted
G. GAUTIER CAMPS, W. A. CREAGH,
+, NFUMANN, A. e. STAKEMANN.
For Christiansted's Country District
p DTDRICHSEN, A. JENSEN,
f. RAPHAEL, JUL ARENDRUP.
For Frederiksted
RORT 7. MERWIN. r. PETERSEN,
W II RROWN. II. M. MOORE.
For Fred6riksted's Country District:
I w JAS. WILSON,
I RLACKWOOD. F. LUNNEY.
NEW VERTISEM EN- rs
Da01T0~0
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
THE LOAN sUBsoRIpTIONs.

Thus Far They Amount 10 More
 Than Fifty-four Million Dollars
 With at Lea,t Five millions on the
 Way That Are Delayed by the n afis.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The subscrip- tions to the new per cent. loan so far ss received amount to s54, sos. 100, st prices ranging from sll7 223 to sl20 s29. There was also an offer of s200 for one bond of $50. There are known on the way sd ditional subscriptions amounting to more than $. 1000, 900, which owing to delsy in the arrival of the mails will be entitled to consideration.
 The amounts subscribed by cities were as follows: New York, $45, ,S33 250; Bos- ton, $5,362. $50, Philadelphia. s73l, 800; Baltimore, $6sl. .150; Cincinnati, S645. 800; New Oriespr, q. 900; St. Louis, $275. .050; San Francisco, Sll0 900; Washington, $S57 1850; Chicago. s2Ss, ,050; place of de- posit not s.ated s205, 200; total $54 ,50S, 100.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
Friday, February 2, 1894.
HE KILLED HIS SISTER.

Philus Dufresne shot Her Tufe.
 and Then Put . Bullet in His Own
 Brain.
 MONTREAL, Feb. This afternoon Philus Dufresns shot his sister, Mrs. Bru- nel. twics, killing her, and then put bull let in his own brain. Dafresne was suffer- ing from consumption. He lived with his sister. who was separated from her hus- band
 Lately Dufresne had been worrying c great deal as to what would become ot bis sister after he died, ss she would have no means of support, and 1t Is supposed this caused him to kill her.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
N. Y. AND N. E. RECEIVERS.
Protest A gafnst the Order Conhrmin
 Their Appoiurmepr

Protest Against the Order Conhrmfns
 Their Appointment.
 NEw YORK, Feb. Root & Clark, at torneys on behalf of the second mortgage bondholders of the New York and New England Railroad company, to-day filed c protest in the United States circuit court against Judge Wallsce's order of January 23. confirming the appointment of Thomas O. Platt and Asrsden J. Perry as receivers of the company. The protest Is based on the granting of the order of January 23, on the refusal of Judge Wallace to consent to all the amendments to the original order asked for by Theodore F. Wood, the con- plainant In this action, and on the confer ring upon the receivers the authority to pay "trafio balances" sud ''youchers, |" and the exemption from the provision of the order of the payment of rental of the Providence and Springfield railroad, due January 1. 1891. Judge Wallace ordered the protest placed on file.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
Dropped From the Navy.

WAsHINaroN, Feb. 1.-The president to-day approved the findings of the court martial in the case of Psymaster John Clyde Sullivan, convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to be dismissed. This after. noon Secretary Herbert sent 6 letter to Paymsster Sullivan informing him of the presidents action In his case and that he was dropped from the navy from this date.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
SOMETHING ABOUT Liquors and Wines.

"La Grippe" and Pneumonia are diseases that at present prevail everywhere, and Whiskey ie, | along with quinine, generally prescribed as the | most nee1ful remedy. The chief requirement, first, Is to have 1t the best quality then abso' lutely pure, and good age.
 We buy and sell the best Whistles made in America-many the oldest that can be procured. Nearly all we sell Is to families to be used medi- cina'ly, we seek no other patronage. For that reason alone 1t is necessary that none be offered that is not absolutely pure.
 It is not great while since VIC submitted five Liquors, viz: Brandy, St. Croix and Jamaica Rum, Bourbon Whiskey and Holland Gin, to the then State Chemist and Professor of Chemistry ct Yale College, for inspection and analysis Cat considerable expense). All were pronounced by him to be absolutely pure. It gave confidenceto . large number who feared none pure were to be obtained. They were such as we to-day offer NO BETTER.
 We are the eldest house in the trade in New Haven (save one, not near the center.) All the others either out of business or reorganized with younger and inexperienced men at the helm. None but our own continuous since 1861.
 If experience counts for anything we are bet ter equipped to supply the public with reliable Liquors and Wines than any houee in New Haven.
 we cater to no baioon 1tAuo, oA&A sA~so who do must necessarily handle and become more familiar with such goods as the saloons demand.
 A fine stock of Old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines.
 Nearly every kind of Champagne at close prices,
 A large stock of French ClArets
 We are now bottling at our store California Claret and Burgundy, of choicest quality, in l cases of one dozen ats per case 8 50 bottles l returned and highest market price paid.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

And rnCerr. he tElilL7. UI UULl HIS uc came stfd and as useless two withercd sticks of wood. IL would be useless for me to try 10 tell the suffering this boy endured took him to two different doctors. both gave him lots of medicine, but all 10 use He grew worse I therefore despAircd of ever having him cured One day saw the great benefits promised to those who would use CCTIcCEA REMEDIES. I went right away to the drag store and bought them. However, used them according 10 di- rections and today say truihfully 10 all the world, that my son is entirely cured, thank God and thank the discOyerers of CUTIcURA RENE DIES. They cured him in four weeks as sound as a gold dollar. JOHN SAVAGE,
 Fishkil Village, N. |.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

Gear. Geary, Gillette of New York, CT.
 lette of Massachusetts, Grosvsnor, Grout, Hsaer. Hsiner, Haines, Farmer, Hart. man, Haugen, Heiner, Henderson of H. 1nois, Henderson of Pennsylvanis, Hen. dricks, Hepburn, Hermann, Hicks, Hil- born. Hit, Hooker of New York, Hopkins of Illinois, Hulick, Hull, Johnson of Indiana, Johnson of North DaIos.. Joy, Keifs1, Lacey. ger, Lucas, Mshon, Marsh, Marvin of New York, Mccall, McCleary of Minnesota, No Duweil, Neikeljohn, Mercer, Meyer, Moon, Morse, Murray, Newlsnds, ,Northwsy, Page, Payne, Perkins, Phillips, Post, Powers, Price, Ramsdell, Ray, Reed. Reyburn, Robertson of Louisiana, Robinson of Pennsylvania, Russell of ConnectI- cut, Schsrmerhorn, Scranton, Settle, Shaw, Sherman, Sibley, SiokIes, Smith, Spsrry, Stevenson, o. w. Stone, ". A. Stone, Storer, Strong, Tawney. Taylor of Tennessee, Thomas, Updegraff, Van Vorhis of New York, VsnVoorhees of Ohio, Wads- worth, Walker, WanRer, Waugh, Wever, Wheeler of Illinois, White, Wilson of Ohio, Wilson of Washington. Woomer, Wright of Massachusetts, Wright of Pennsylvania .140.
 Absentees-Bratton, dem, of Maryland, AAoPAAhst tcP.,oA 4ehh1yAfnulh, HULK, tep., of Tennessee, Ailliken, rep, of Maine, Sweet, rep, of Idaho, Sipe, dem, of Penn sylvania, Stevens, dem, of Massachusetts, and Graham, dem., of New York.
 The sbsentees in this vote numbered Is, of whom Messrs. Hopkins of Pennsy lvanis and Street of Idaho had been in attend ance during the day, but were compelled to leave before ths roll call. A physician was present with Mr Hopkins. MT. Stew sns, Q member of the colamittee on ways md means, did not vote. The usual mo lions to reconsider and to lsy on the table were made by Mir. Wilson and were car lied, and the house then, at 5:55. adjourned i'll to morrow.
 A HAPPY AUoURY.
 LONDON, Feb. 2-The Daily News in a esder on the passage of the Wilson tariff pill by the house of representatives says: The bill is happy augury for an indus rial revival in the United States. Still 1t . far short of what the traders in Great Britain consider measure founded on ra- ional principles"
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
Farmers Have . Fierce Fight

AsHKvrLLE, N. O, Feb. IA special from Hot Springs, N. O., fays 6 terrible fight took place on the Madison county line next to the Tennessee, between North Carolina and Tennessee farmers who were working ths road. Fourteen men were wounded and six of them died. The cause of the trouble Is notknown.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
He Sold Bogus Diplomas. |.

PHnADKLPHIA, Feb. IA Swede, giving the name of Dr. Ralph Pilhgrin, was ar rested here to day charged with selling bogus medical diplomas to women allow ing them to practice midwifery. Plbgren's operations have been quite extensive Papers found on him chow that he has journeyed through Connecticut, New York and the upper part of New Jersey selling his diplomas
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
Pony Moore Arrested.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-"Pony" Moore was arrested tonight on a Broadway car, charged with ssssultipg Conductor Cohen because the latter ordered him to cease using vile language. Pugilist Mitchell was with Moore at the time
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

terribly. His feet were ter ribly sore, he could not wear any shoes, and had therefore tO stay al home from school. When he put on a pair of
 dry stockings in the morn- ing, they would in one hour be saturated with moisture and very offensive even in the coldesr weather. The disease began 10 spread over his body. especially his hands
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
Opium smu-sI.r. Indicted,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Secretsry Car lisls received telegram from San Fran cisco stating that the grand jury there had indicted J. H. Voes, A. v. Swanson, George N. Thomas. Fred Miller, George Wfckmsn and E. 0. McDesn for opium smugolipp
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
ANNA GOULD TO WED.

She Is "ortn Flfteen Hiiiion Doliars
 and Her Prospective Husband, Wil-
 liam Harrima an, is a Millionaire.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-George Gould sn- nounced publicly to-day that his younger sister, Auns, is to wed William N. Harri- man, a member of the banking house f E. H. Hartman & Co. It is said that kr. Hartman is a millionaire.
 Mice Anna Gould's share of her fathers estate is estimated 6: $l5. .0O0. 900. She hss not been formally introduced into society. She hss spent several years la fsshions. ble but very select and exclusive boarding eohool in the suburbs of Boston.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
Isnth Grand Annual Masquerade Ball NEW HAVEN CITY GUARD,
 Monday Eyenfng. Fxb K.

A the Second Regiment Arnory. A eosaur.
 "A CT will be ct the Armory Feb. & q snd h. where seltctiops can be made. Tbere VIII n> s75 given in przes Tickets 5oc . psrson; no return checkR Tpe committee reserve the right 10 rp- ject apy objectionable person Tickets for sale ct Theodore MartUs. 6i Church st-: Wells A Gunde. Tss Chapel st, and F. B. Erin, T2s Grand aye. 5aso et
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
No striking Chance

PHHADKLrHIA, Feb. 1.-At midnight Ar. Ohiids' physicians issued the follow ing bulletin: Mr. Childs had e better day, though there ts no striking change in his condition.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
OFFENSIVE ECZEMA
Suffered Terribly. Doctors and Mcdi- cines Useless Cured in Four
 Weeks by Cuticura.

Ihave a boy fifteen years old. born in FishlCin. portrait enclosed. who had the eczesEla of fensiye that could rot stay in the room with
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure. with CUTIcURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Purifier, and CUTIcURA REsdlyESr. the new Blood Purifier and greatest of Hnmor Remedies, cons titute the most speeds, economical and infallible external and iniernA treatment for every disease and hunor oi 1ne skin, scalp, and blood, with loss Of halr, nun infancy to age, from pimples to scrofua-
 Sold throughout the world. PrtSe. StIi S.s GuhAs Goc.: Soar aSc.; REsoLyKsT. sl- PgTILh DkOs AND CHEn. CoRP., Sole PrOPrietors, Boston
 ks-"How to Cure Skin Disesses'" mailed Tree
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

EGGS! EGGSl Strictly Fresh Country Eggs 26c
 dozen. French Prunes. lbs 25c. Canned Corn 10c per can. Canned Peaches for pies, 1Oc per can Choice Canned Peaches, for table, 1215c can. Fancy " 18c can. Choice Salmon, cans for 25c. sardines genuine imported, boxes for 25c. xxx '' '' 17c box XX ' large boxes 25c
 Try them. French Mocha and Java 25c lb. Fancy Teas 35 and soc lb. Briggs' Homemade Bread, Pies and Cakes. Ansonia Doughputs. Saturday, genuine Boston Baked Beans.
 At the old staad, E. E. Nichols 37S State Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

oIsaPLEs. blaekhcads, rcd and oily skin pre- Plm vented and cured by CuTIcuRL Soar.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

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Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
P0lPs WONDERLAND TEeATER.

Week Commencing Monday Jan. go. Tbe Peerless IDA slDDoss and great spe- ct.ifx show Ipclvdtng sr0un and HsrrAson. De- n1opfo and Pantzer. Ed crissie- Armand hDd GrapyfIIe I+obble CsrsSn, Stssar and Ggileu, Wash And Mnllelly, and others
 Open daily from i:s0 to 5:S, and to Il p. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
sHEFfIEL0 sGlEETIFIG SGa0Ql.

THE TwENTy-EIGHTH COURSE Of ME U CHANICS' LECTURES ill consist of twelve lee urse. ard wiIi be given in NORTH sHEF- FIELD HALL TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN INGS al o'clock, comEnenc7ng
 FRIDAY. February sth-
 TicSets for the course One Dollar to De hsd at the bookstores Of T. H. Pease 4 Son. H. H. Peek F r. Jrod, and ki ahe door f2 6tt
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

6retz, breCku0k, 'DfOOkbulte, DrOWn,
 Brien, Bum, Burnes, Bynum, Csbaniss, Camenitti, Cannon of California, Cape hart, Caruth, Cstchings, Csusey, Clancy, Clarke of Missouri, Clarke of Alabama, Cobb of Alabama, Cobb of Missouri, Cochran, Cookrel, Coffsen, Compton, ! Conn, Cooms, Cooper of Florida, Cooper of Indiana, Cooper of Texas. Cor
 nish, Cox, Grain, Crawford, Culbsrson, Davis. of Ksnsss, DeArmond, De-
 Forest, Dsnson, Dlnsmore, Cookery,
 Donovan, Dunn, Dunphy, Durborrow,
 Edmunds, Ellis of Kentucky, English, En-
 Fithian, sherman, Elan, Geissenh.iner, l Goldzier, Goodnight, German, Grady, Gresham, Griffin, Hail of Minnesota, Hsil | of Missouri, Hammond, Hare, Harris, Har-
 ter, Hatch, Hayes. Herd, Henderson
 of North Carolina, Hines, Hooker,
 Holman, Houk of Ohio, Hudson, Hunt
 CT, Hutcheson, Ikirt, Johnson of
 Ohio, Jones, Rem, Kilgore, Kribbs,
 Kyle, Lane. Lsphsm, Lstimer, Law
 Tsyl0r Lsstsr a.daa disls' Livingston,
 euire, Mallory, Marshall, Martin of Indi-
 ana, Nc Aleer, McCresry of Kentucky, Mo
 Culioch, McDanold, McDesrmon, McEtt-
 rick, McGsnn, AcKaig, McKeiahsn, Me
 LauIin, McMiliin, McNsgny, McRae, Mere
 dith, Money, Montgomery, Morgan, Moses, | Mutchler, Nefll, Oates, ONell or Massschu-
 setts, Outhwaite, Paschsll, Patterson,
 Psynter, Pearson, Pence. Pendlstou of
 Texas, Pendlston of West Virginia, Pigott
 Rsyner, Reilly, Richardson of Ohio, Rich srdson of Michigan, Richardson of Teunes see, Ritchie, Robbins, Rusk, Russell of Geor sia, Ryans, Ssyres, Shell, Simpson, Snod grass, Somers, Springer, StalliDgs, Stock dale, Stone of Kentucky, Strait, Swanson } Talbot of South Carolina, Talbot of Mary land, Tsrsney, Tate, Taylor of Indiana Terry, Tracey, Tucker, Turner, Turpin l Tyler, Warner, Washington. Weadock , Wells and Wheeler of Alabama, Whiting } | Williams of Illinois, Williams of Mssss l chusetts, Wilson of West Virginia, Wise 3 wolverton, Woodward and Speaker Crisl 3 eI-2O3. -.--.-.
 . Nays-Adams of Kentucky, Adams O - Pennsylvania, AitkeR, Aldrich, Apsley
 Avery, Babcock, Baker of New Hampshire b Bartholdt. Bartlett, Belden, Bingham + Blair, Boutelle, Bowers of California, Ere ;. derrick, Brosius, Bundy, Burrows, ,Csdmu' f Csld well, Campbell, Cannon of Illinois q Chicks1ing, Childs, Coggswell. Cooper C s Wisconsin, Cousins, Covert, Cumming r Curtis of Kansas. Curtis of New York, Ds r. zen, Daniels, Dayey of Louisiana. Dingle, d Deliver, Boolfttle, Draper, Ellis of Or B gon, Fletcher, Fuak, Funston, Gsrdne
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02
d24 4ants.

One Cent . word each fnsertfon i've esnts . Word for . fuu Week (ssyen xfmea.l
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-02

sMITa-In Woodbridge, Jan. 3lst, William 8. Smith, son of David and Della Smith, aged 27 years.
 Funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, h Woodbridge, Saturday, Feb. Sd, at o'clock D. m. Relatives and friends are in- vited to attend,
, 1894-10-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PubIicati II.

GTHE Royal Danish Vice Consulate
at Santo Domingo has reported
to Government that the Lighthouse
at Santo Domingo has been damaged
by the hurricane on the 21st Sep
TENDER last and that due notice
will be given, when the light again is
lit.
Which is hereby brought to the
notice ofall concerned.
Government Seorstary's Office, St. Croix,
the 22nd October 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-10-27

WT is hereby made known that
- Government has granted leave
of absence for a period of twelve
months, to be reckoned from the
end Of this month, to the public
physician in Christiansted, DR.. med
NEU MANN, and appointed cand
med & CHR: CHR. HEYN to act tenn
porarily as public physician inChris-
tiansted during DR.. NEUMANN'S
absence,
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the Goth of October 1894.
LIMPRTCHT.
, 1894-10-27
Translation.
Carl Emil Hedemann,
Gopernor Of the. Danish Vest Ipdio Islands.
Knight of Dqnne6rog

TNTAhE6 hNOWN: On Che most submissive representa-
u1 ton of the Ministry of FINANCES His Majesty the King
was most graciously pleased by Resolution of DIST ulimo to
sanction the following Ordinance concerning a subsidy from
me Colonial Treasury ofSt. Croix to The West India and
fanama Telegraph Company Limited for a period of 5
years, to commence on and from the LIST January 1896 pass
ed at third discussion in the Colonial Council for St. Groix
on the 2nd July last.
The yearly subsidy from the Colonial Treasury Of ST. Crdx to The
9 1ms " Panama Telegraph Company Limited" say s., 900 p al for
e purnp b 0r 0 years, commencing on and from the lt January 1880, as
ecuFed by ordinance dated the 9TH November 1890, is hereby secured
70 ne Sad Company for another. period of 5 wears, TO commence o
of End November 1886. 0
To which all concerned have to conform.
Government of the Danish West h.dd Islands.
St. Thomas!s the 10th potober 1894.
Under my Hand and the Seal 6f Government.
HEDEMANN,
l.. -,