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PORTO RICO WRITHIyG
The l. aud's Mot Resp 'ctable IuhabI,nnt-
EN.l, uud Practically Murdered Oh VI re
snspicion-rhc People Gronniug und,rn
MOnsIer'- Tyranny.

snspicion-rhc People Gronniug uud.rn
Monsters Tyranny.
CoTesl oudcnee of Tue sun.
M,YAGuEz, Z. H., Feb. ia few DAYS ago
TIE Spanish transport Plata arrived at THIS port,
bound Tor the Cdnarie,, and having on board Il ut
bateh OF Cubans eNled by the Captan-G enerai They
ut iu here IN distress, having been 100 DAYS at sea
The condition Of these poor political prisoners, who
were sent oG from Cuba without moments notice,
and not only without Iral, but without any charge
against them, is truly horrible
Al Visits 70 tile vessel have been strictly forbid
den, but lrom some OF the crew who have boca on
Shore It has been learned that sixteen OF III, pris
oucrs lied be ore the vessel put in here and that
many now on board are not expected 10 recover |
COud learn no NAMES Of either the dead The sick
Nncn We reflect that tlese Door wIetche-, many VI
them accustomed nom inanCy to ali tue luxurios OF
HE, many people whose glass VI lie was almost
run out, were SUMMARY taken prisoners In havana
% despot whose word Is sole Law In that uniortu
nato Island that they were ordered on board 10
solely because no proof Of any couIeity In tle re-.
tclion could be adduccd against the altl ough tie
persons aud houses Ot Gu Of tuem had been pre-.
yously searched, We begin not TO question whether
We are living In the nineteenth century, bot whether
lne spirits Of Aba ana other historical SPANS
butchers Of the middle ages, nave not returned To
cartn and possessed themselves OF the bodies Of the
rulers Of to-day IN Cuba.
From spain We learn that the Deputies from this
i,land have been tanned out of the Cores. We are
glad ct IT, The whole Instter VI seudiug Deputies
from here w4s nothing but trck. by when tho
spanish Government endeavOred to keep Us from
fevoitug and IL succeeded for the ume. But now
those VINO believed Tat possibly reforms
niight be granted Us by spain are al last con.
WINGED that there Is but one way OF freeing this
island IRON the tyranny which Expresses H. but one
Dy when We may hoe to rise to the Ie'el Of en-
hslched nations, aud th1t That Is by fol wing the
noole example set US By the brave aud heIuic { y
bans.
The struggle viii no bloody one, but we had bit.
Ter perish lhan endure lonaer this yokc VI splniah
dtspOtlsm.
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FIAANCIiL .ND oOmMERCIsA.

NEW ionK, Saturday, March. ., r. M.-The gold
market has gwen evidence Of more strength to-day,
Enough the price before e formal OF enng of the cod
Room Was mas. and subsequently, deollued 10 1854.
There has been an active buying movement brou out
the day PRINCIPALLY by prominent parties. Who during
ing the week, were short OF he market. This afternoon
the large purchases Indicated covering VI the bear In
tcrest and elected the opinion that The bul aud bear
elements had cora PROMISED. and were disposed TO rally
prices Small operators, who for tme past have
been selling short consequently ha-iened cover their
contracts and although the pEco closed at i3d yet he
belief was general that upward iovement would he
attempted next week. ANY important advance, how
ever viii be stouty resisted, and alyey time IN the
market Is confidently predicted. mi better feeling In
the fore IN exchange arket late In he day strength
cnei The prlcc, VI oush the buying Movement was
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me CiBEISHIP MESS.

CoNodc bNculpatcd- Gen, SchOncid Ready 20
T.siify for Congressman Butler.
NhHlNGIoS, March 6-There wa, no meatinr
OF tue House Military Committee YESTERDAY Gen
sehoheld, eXSocrctery Of War. has arrived ron st.
louis to testify IN the Butler case aud will b. hcar
hy the Committee q Monday morning. The sub
Committee returned from Philadelphia wi.h tho
testimony Of tx Marshal Mllward. The Con mlttco
found him confined 10 MS room With indammutory
rheumatism and tylloil fever. He answered all their
questions Freely, and confirmed what Wa already
known, that whils United States Marshal he pre-
vailed on MI C"N0le 10 appoint the son OF u friend
IN 1879, lut rot uDl lac had gone to MIR. Covode's
district TO i've. There was no ono then in Mr.
Cov4des district Who want tod the place who was ~.
One boy whom he lad appointed had been dismissed
in disgrace, and another had failed on his examine
non and the place had been tacgnt six months, and
Mr.. toNode Was just going cut Of Congress. His
Democratic successor having been elected hc PIE.
iorred 10 MI tie place rather than leave n open
MllNard says he never gave any money TO Coy ode,
nor allowed MIN TO know II was any pecuni.ry adj
NdutLgc TO him 10 get tao place.
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sP.iNIsH HoRRoR or NIUE.
The Absolute InsutTny of the Volunteers
WtcnkinG Vengeance Jpon " omen and
thillren-Literni Reign OF Terror IN
Trinidad.

The Absolute Insutny of tho Volunteer
Wtcnkina vengeance Ipon " omen and
thiijren-Ltterni Reign OF Terror IN
Trinidad.
CORES. ondcncc ~ The sun.
TRINIDAD Feb. l3-Ihe topic Of conversation
here Is the imprisonment ol daughter OF Don Ramon
III algo, cLd Of only eleven years because one Of
the servants declared ,nat the little mics had ordered
her to buy 81 yard Of blue siis' Hidago's house
vas searched bis serylnts were sent to Jail and the
lltlc girl was taken to the Bcrcdccucii and locked
In small room. neomunicada," although she de
mics having sent the servant to buy the blue silk
How this affair viii terminate, It Il dincuL TO SAY,
but Is cyion, that uorc is nns terribly ex.
citing and alarming In " blue" 10 the Spa.iards in
the island
The house OF Don Antonio Picb has been searched,
but hl;ning found Of q forbidden nature. / have
Just learned that Don Ramon HiIalco has been
arrested ami taken to Jail Halgo IL not the fathe,
OF the h,te girl arrested; she an orphan niece
Hidll- o's wife, and his adopted child. There have
been great c1or,sby many OF the most innu.
entail ladies Of our city In favor Of the little rirl
but all Ia vain, Tie: answer OF tie volunteers to
every appeal to mercS l., "tnat sac Is tound guilty
Of the charge she she'll be carried through the reefs
OF the city beheaded,' We are In dread I'll times
wrote the foregoing Yesterday. and | now have
tho regret 10 add, tnat last ri ght Mrs. Lynn, Mari
quita Espoturuo, aud the vito Of Don BeniIo Ter
guerra, were taken 10 the puUlic jail. Why, one
knows. Mr.. Lynn, ~ YOU know, Ia A native Ameri.
can citizen, an Oid gentleman of the highest moral
character, gcn'lemtn uf irrcprolehabc fespccta.
billy and goodness. Mr.. nm, his worthy wne,
Commands respect. as an accomplished woman Ol
the most honorable standing. 80 does Mariqui:l
Espo'urno. The houses occupied by these matrOns
them
IL Is also said that several other married women
have been arrostcd, but have not yet near their
nance, cannot repeat them; You can Vel inagias
the dis.ross In the iamily OF Mr.. Lynn. The wnoi,
city Is under panic of terror
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THE omar NiyYrIRD JON.
Ne" London and the Brooklyn Ring in Coli
Iu-lon 10 Dcfraud the InItcd sIntt,.

Ne" London md the Brooklyn Ring in Coli
fusion TO Dctraud the United states.
The Hon. Wilhsm +. Robinson, of Brooklyn,
appeared before the House Committee on Naval
Anairs IL Washington on Friday morning ord spoke
against the contemplated removal Of the Navy
Vary Tie dwelt upon the injury to tie city, and
concndcl Inst perhaps not ore per cent. OF the
people we're In favor OF the proposed removal
none perhaps, were 10 favor Of il oKeep, those who
Soilemplatsd making money cut OF the territory to
70 sou ne commended that uie same ace ,mmoda-
Jon OF uuliuinS~ dry docks sueines, SC, &c, could
NOT be replaced on any slte FOR tie money to 10
rAhped RON ils sale in twonty years that Brooklyn
hht many miles NJ uniDproycd water front and IL
more room Was want5l Ion iaure dry docks il cOnd
hs hai 10 adjoining grounds Of lie Marine BIrtek 4
&C ne answered tie arguments IN favor OF tla re-
mnVa ana said mat rho very perauns ten.ling
ulAt ~ lQurei Tie naval marine by the -ewrSs,
wanted Tie ground 10y commefeinl marine ru-.
po-es IN Slocun mads few remarks in reply,
ana Mr hoDiuson tesp"uoel, shoV ing TIA. the .buf.
lug classes particularly would suffer- heavily ly the
removal lac removal is pushed with ener ) b.
moe VINO wish 10 tuild Up New London 'n.
lerest II moved at al IL VIII b, oblby 20 tho,,.
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IDIEII.

CORER,-ou March o, William Ro bert Cooley only
days.
The neral VIII take place from the residence OF his
parents, 100 BToome ST., Oh Muuuly, at ~ O'Clock.
FAC IN. On Friday morning, Mnrcn ., ~ her rest
m the 8 IN yeas OF hef aye,
Her vmalns Will ba takel 20 81. Josepb's Church
Eneie tUre WIN be requiem nAss Oh Monday mIrn.
ny, ut 10Y O'Clock. The relatives anl friends
OF the u Enly are respectfully invited 10 attend
HEAD Lieut. ul. Henry 4. Head, vi The " Brooklyn
Fourteen M aged 3! years, AT the residence hls
miherin taw' j. W. Culver, Esq, III POULAND, aY,
pTOoklyrk
Funefa VIII take place from the First Unversallst
Church., lreeI av III the h Inst, 81 i. NJ elutYcs
anu iren " Of che family, Fourteenth liemrnt \ g..
Grand Ar nv Of ha kepubl, officers OF The second IN
vision, \, g. aud veterans OF the late ars inYed
a. attend
JuDsON AT hts residence IN Philadelphia on Fri.
day, Marc T. IN his 3ith ear, william Frances hudson
NAhrIN LIN D,oohlyn, h. d., on sunday, Mach D.
John Mart y, AGED 81 years, months, AMI 6days.
The frla ana friends Of the family. and those OF
his hall bro LneT Cnares Faley are respectfully N
yed Send tho funeral lrou his late residepce ~
Moeker Nv near 6rAhsm ay, brooklyn, h. D., On
luesday ali ernOyG,at Sotiock.
PEAKSAi I-0n saturday evening, 5th inst, ia
ward, son the late Thomas e. learsall, III The aNh
lta5 OF his a. ~.
HIS Teiati, " anil irleRo and those Of hrs family are
respectfully invited &c atIeud me funeral. without lur
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rs THIS MN CR.IZYY
Wa lac NnntOnly sent TO IA Iunntic AsYIumt
-lii- story OF thr wards I-.Hrd Riot
How b. WINS kidnapped lie Complains
OF the Legislative Committee.


OF the Legislative Committee.
10 NE E'inoT ~ ne sun.
81: seeing report in your issue u this
morning that have been 10 luna,ic asylums In Euc
hand, Australia, and IA this country, beg to be
allowed TO gave that statement the must unqualified
dpuial, o. have never seen one 10 my knowledge
But bY referring to me Times hornlrg Adrerfisey
nd othei leading PAPERS at London OF tue @jth Of
juno, l-iS you nill soc that sOre members Of
We meuical profession wanted 20 kidnup me
TOR writing small pamphlet TINT exposes
thor abuses. i was merely few gaT0led
htnteucts nom II str book IN MS. Tho pamphlet
Nr Leonard r. Nples, Superintendent at Mard's
Island. borfo" ed iruL me on the 9lth OF November
luhoNlng, and ltnt 10 to Dr.. Ford, and eight DAYS
lI'erNTd Ea' kidnapped al nj ht oy two pad men
on The island, aud piced In Dr. Ford's so-cslcd
lunate asl lum; Seeing that ses acquainung yisi-
tors about II, MaIcus Nuremblrs. one oI DR. Fard's
WI zen ! refused. Alter my release, | vent TO
solicitor TO endeaVor 20 get redress but not having
lue mtnns' II pas teen kop, quiet, and ne Tho case
no" stands, l may any day be brought under
tue owl Influence OF persons by animal
magnetism, pronounced Lunatic by three
consprDlors, and be mercerated, and believe that
llat Nas tLeiT intention last week, Tor they had
mo prisoner there iur seven days, having refused
me ny discharge on the I2d II Feb winch Wa one
OF the principle reasons for that rebellion. Tho
authorizes caused tie riot. and their statement
ABOUT lun4le ~ iIums does not teud 10 esson mat
opinion,
Win regard TO the other statements which we've
maze 10 }onr TCporter while at the Island Yesterday
NC can e1paln them to the committee appointed 10
conduct the inquiry Tor II was the request OF twelve
NJ ~ wac We're expelled, and mine N particular in
q Written statement which delivered on Friday nd
noon, 10 tyius LOutTel, Esq Chairman of tie Eni
CIau0n Commission, whu promised uaI he would
al II before tho Committee ~ Inquiry, but up 20
tue present. We have nAd NO notice u9s''esdi ROW
CASTLE GARDES, MarchO
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IL state bonds Igs fosture Wa the yirEina.. Shch
were buoyaat AID active, tie Ola bOudi rising cent
10 N, ami The new y cont. TO ~. NCw ienneseees
we're weak a. U.s. though the old rose cont TO 5iH
Old falling on cent. TO ~ Nlssonns were steady ~
.Gt, ami LOUISIANA u dun ~ 20, the levec bonds
rising IA cent. TO - New York county bouas selling
At 100. Civ bank shares were nnn with sales OF Mer
chants Exchange at .05 Central National at MY Com.
merce At 2!E Rnl Bank Of state uf New York az 10Y
RAILWAY mortgages were active aud firm. Tie Pacific
bona s,eGay with salc- Of Centrals at ef. aud
Unions SEA. The caOle reports quotations VI the
Centrals at Sih In frankfort.
Tue railway rhAfc market has dspayei less activity
scale. The mRrNet opened strong AID so remained.
With trnlng fluctuations until aler the OCloch Board,
when II became aeavv and fraction loves but tho
favorable character OF tie Bank statement causen the
market to react. closing stIoOs particularly on tue
more Dronn eit stocks. Th~ NorhW have
10 lSt. and preferred ~ to eSA THIS Represented the
Tse, the advance beng nt u decided IA Sew
Jersey Ccptral which ranged itom Nto l0SA After
these, the larger dea were tue Nandetbt stocks
Lake shose and Rock Island New ork Cent? a. ranged
from 70 o 40 scrip, W TO Sk Harlem. luf 20 lt6 :
Lake shore n Go s1 and socK Island, llst To 20h
Reading steady at yeg9,ia and OHIO and Mlssssll
y at 0HalN, The st. Paul shares were also stcauy ana
Pittsburgh strong.
lord and Enc. 6A6l CHICAGO ana Alton, IA Alton
and 1ere h ute. az st. 10 y aun Iron Mountain.
80 New Jersey RAIrOHd. iib and Columbus. CHI
cage, aud lnu ana Ccntra Al 1914. MHcelaueou.
opened at s1h and steadily adv snced TO So Canton
Co. selling at5l ssoik W stem Union Telegraph 80
QuicAslvef. lit@nXj Marposa preferred, IL; anu
Citizens Gas AtlH Express shares were lower. with
sales OF Adams a. 60sV6oS Wells. Fargo Co, ~
a., american ats. a, and UaiIed stses a. 80
lsNa 80. NJ a n
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No Protection Tor Firzt-class Pnssengfr,-
KnL be rin. LhnI Mre perpcLrMIeI nnIIN.


A ll-known clergyman If Newark, returning
from trip Europe, arrived in this city on Wash
inston's birthday. b. permission Of the authorities,
q nian OF respectable address stepped board the
discriminating barge, and learning that he and two
other gentlemen intended 10 stop at Frenchs Hotel,
gave them 10 understand tlut he was tho agent OF
the hotel and tad carriage in waiting ut the land
ing, Accordingly, when the pier was reached, two
u the gentlemen entered tho vehicle, and tho tag
GAGE Of tho three was rut on II. Tho third gentle
man wished 70 see lady friend home before joiIng
his companions at the hotel The agent" stepped
up 10 the istor aud tod tim that he must pay tho
bll tSl0l as his friends had refused to- The gentle.
was asroun1ed At this unkindnoss on the put Of
his friends, out paid and went his way, When he ~
turned 10 the h0te, be learned thut his friends had
PAID aso and that the seiistyed agent had no con
necion whatever with the hotel
This same Clergyman, who from long residence ~
perfectly acquainted ith the customs u tbs conn
Try. took two Young EnIishnen under his charge
not long lgp to SEQ them Oh on the cars The ent
OF express company kindly volunteered Tor 80 10
carry their baggage, consisting Ol TWO trunks and
lew small paoa ages, 10 the Ers haiToad but bar.
gain was struck kr l5o. man standing by
snatced the things and put them into tho wagon,
and Tor this no demanded p0Ttcr's ices, and NJ the
Erie Railroad depot badged Official also demanded
lees
The Commissioners OF Emigration hlvo provided
ample msans 10 save the stecrago passengers from
robbery Wont me- do something FOR tho uDfOrtu.
nate cabin pOHscngersi
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The Losers IN III Newar1 Bore.

During the disastrous tire in Newark ON Friday
evening hIcbaei Bowen, aged ~ y6aTs, was very
serlousiy injured by the Ialing Of wall and James
L'"Tenee, meman, was pnoly burned about tho
came necessary In many places To Guild buTricados
10 IrOtaet the lTenen. Ti follow ng hrms sunered
hsayy losses Randall, Swain 4 90, Cornish. Blond
a Tiayer, John heDoiHJ a Brother, Charles
Lewi-, LngoSih a Co, W. o. Headley, aud simou
90; IN buildings, 3'5,ogl Insurance, 70 far % W
Ctftalual Ol
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ther invitation from his late residence, wayeriey
o ace. on Ihursday. 10th inst, ct Bh r. NJ. ~.
RfqBY .--yn Saturday, 9Th inst Ann, widow Of fhe
late Peter Rlgby, eyed n years.
The relatives and friends or the family respectful
u invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
STyMETS.-On aturdey March j, Elizabeth, the Sc
loved wtle OF Stephen etymets after n lingering
Illness, Which she VITA Christian fortude, fell
a.leep In Jesus, In the e1th year OF her aFe.
The relatives amt irend, OF tho family are res pect
fully invited to attend The funeral from the Macdougal
st. BAPTIST Church on Tuesdiy Mt II O'Clock A N.
purgh J.. l.. Paul HadlOw. sou Of Edward ~. and
Augusta Tyrrell.
TYRRELL.-on SUNDAY, Jan. 90, at Williams burrh.
!. Walter dc Poix, sJn OF Edward n. and Augusta
Tyrrcli,
UTLEY AT Hudson. Y. Y, Fob. %. sarnn u. HINT.
inson rclict Of Capt Ralph Utey IN the sd year OF
her age.
wOBBE.--At Greenpont L. T.. on Sunday morning.
MAJ CHI q, after aeh0rt Illness, John H. ~ MoObc, IN the
fth yenf Of ns age.
Funeral win icavc his late residence on Tuesday
morning.. March 3, at % O'Clock, Services IN rirt
presoyteIian church at Railway Nj, at O'Clock 4.
NJ. whore no will he Inferred.
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The Government bond market has shown more stca.
dincs day, and under tho less feyc,sA tone OF gold,
added 10 ouoyancy OF bonds IN Lonion, the
issues have bccu held at nrmer prices. There have
boon mora purchases than yesterday. though there ~
but little desire manifested to operate largely. We
have OF late alluded g. the remarkable, buoysnoy OF the
currency siNes notwlthstandng the decline on the
rect OF the issues. To-day they sold at hoy.
he leading l0 Passing al iiOsiio. A. the latter
bonds represent about cent accrued interest. and
the currency e. interest the difference Dout
cent m favor ~ toe currunrie~ The market closed
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NV York Saturday, March 5.-Besf cattle " ere
duh ANA unchanged at lStl6'. Tor nmon TO prime.
win nothing licsh Oreroi With 10 CIR loads ar 40
sheep received ansaGtions were limited, ard previous
luoiatons barely mlLtaleed six Ger loads 81 crd''
nary 20 good lots were sold nj Col &c n aud W inc
aud rKtia are quoted ~ 7k@sac. lio-s dull ana
nOminal. VITA car loads received lot snu- htere"s
Dtr.sed hogs were quiet ~ ll@ll tor Mut'rn, 4
uACl.c. for cJ, NIlh choce se,eo.ed Iiss sulig II
lIk0ilzL.r.
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MIlI snn1n nrrI.rnNvnrk

some unknown persons assaulted an oficer
~ tie SI4ulsh iriguto Loaltad yesterday morning,
M then e-cppea ri irigatc ~ lying at the foot Of
tal.J.,4 .t.tct, South BrooKyn.
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.

H0WES & MACY, bankers lthe same as az
incorporated bank. No 80 Wall street, New York.
-Four per celt, interest ALLOW on deposits.
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Euslnfss Notlt.s.

Nbo~Ier q Wilson sewing Nnehiur-, 1,III
Broadway, cor aoih IT, sgld bN puNiug tll dONu and
tl0 per month, without estra charge. Machines 20 let.
j, r. ELLIE.
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ArrtVea-huSuAY, March
Also the usuaI river aud constable y,ssei..
Steamship Pioneer, Havana -rslr.
steamship Paraguay, London. muse. and pn-s
steamship y. {, knight, NJ lslustun, u. { b., NJ se,
Stcalusihp south Ca uuua, tnativStuhi nI-c.
steamship Maupora, New nT,lRls, mGse and nass.
htUh uniItp sherman, New ORGANS. md q Aul uAss.
Steam hip Gen. BurIes, savannah. uid,c and IHrs,
hteaniship Niagara lGGhnuud, cay rOiut, aad Nor
OK, ml-r and paw
Steamship Wsmsntta. New Bedford mdsc ami pass
STEAMSHIPS Arrived OUT.
QUFFNsTowN, March 6--stcanshps China and Hel.
FIYMou1ii, March 6-stoamship Hlmu oua. New
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Souctg Nontts.

---~------~ -~-~-- - 49, ,-------
DANTER-.-The New York " H. and u. society Of
L Operative Painters meet evening", narCn Z, at
Dcmht HS Esd - and I'd Az. MeADcrs N arred.H " ~
wM. Il. MATTHEWS, Ircs.
JAMES FUGLoSa, Sec.
TINAII.OR- OF the west side-Tlerc VIII bc a macs
meeting OF all tAoiS OF the west slnu AuI M IHr
organised or canned shops, under tlr 4u-lices
uc Juurnaymcn failors' PrUtcctWr aud H"nvvui. M
Union tits evening, &C Cares, Ia Varies ,t, ut =
oclock, general attendance u requested. ly ord,r
of the central Dody. J. MORaIArT, Pres,
". 4 IV,kHH,
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Atrsupat EOllt,s.

NII-SING-THOMAs NDCLAultl. was last seen on
vi I'd av npAl I'D st.. Monday evening f-O. 10
tanut feet hi h tair CouiucNtpu. rIAt htt tu 90
wears OF age had on dafN 81 Hth,-. An utJ,mauol
ul him vii Oe Thankfully received ny hs sittyts ~ 80
Pineapple -, brooklyn.
90 EMARn.-WRrd"gcl rpu her home on
'N'DN Fnliy }, Drunry % Ann Gtlnu, uEri uttwv. d
80 aud 90 years Had on Wlucy gown and sack a.u %
black net cap, aud cat On lo d ant wtt Any pUT.
fOu that viii give tuCl ~ mat on as may al to
nuV edge Ot heI whtrulhuut. VIII tccciy" the An we
reward BY app yns Al ll5 Elm st., or iuh Mub'r It
DADICAL CURE. without tn'rc, cautuc. or no
i tentiOn from u.iless, str clare Fistuil ilcs
Diseases OF the PcYlc Nscrra Disease t.d De ntm me-
Ut the eve nose, lace, aud person, And all upnt
eases. HENRY A. DANIELS N. D., lti Lex ington Az.
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TEE SECOND GREAT FIRE IN GAL
WESTON.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS or PROPERTY DE.
sTROYEDl
HERRING's SAFES
PRESERVE THEIR CONTENTS IN EVERY IN
STANCE, WHILE SOME OF OTHER
MAKERS FAIL.
GALVESTON. Texas. Feb Is, 1910.
Nesgs herring, Phyre, q Sherman, fcU YWt:
DIAN srR We beg TO inform you that during the
night ofthe 2sd inst another very destructive connaga
ton took place In this city, DESTROYING property valued
at not less taan million dollars.
There were n number Of your sales In the Gre. and
every opened has proved entirely satisac
tory, while the contents Of other makers more
lee injured. Yours. AVA f. +. CLEGG.
SPECIAL DESPATCH BY TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER ACCOUNT.
WESTERN TNIoS TELEeuAru CoMPANY,l
GALVESTON. Texas, March \ $50.
H@.rs Heyrfn0 farTd d Sher'nu' 81 B'odftdv,
Your hgmrion safe. lave stood ,hi. second lats'
some safes Of Vthsi makers burnt ~. J. J.GkEEN.
HERRING's PATEN'r CHAMPION SAFES.
" The most reliable projection lsoul nGc now known"
nEBRlNG'S NEW PATENT CHAMPION BANKERS
SAFES,
Combining wrought iroa apd hardened steel. and Iron
welded with the Patent Franklinitc or spcge Eseu."
nord protection against burglars to not here
toforc known.
Dwelling house safe, fo= silver plate valuablcs, Jow
elry, silks, laces. &c. All -aics warranted dry.
HERRING, TARREL SHERMAN,
25i BROADWAY,
CORNER MURRAY sr, NEW YORK.
FARRELL, HERRING y CO,
Philadelphia.
HERRING & co. Chicago.
HERRING, FAIsREL S shkRMAN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
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