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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04
Hotel de los Vapores.

Ell que suscrbe duefio de este establecimiento CO.
nOcidO pOr La FONDA ANDALUZA, tiene el gusto
de participar sus amigos al pdblico en- general
tablecer en- 81 las reformas que sean mas convention
tes q fin de prOpOrciOnar sus favorecedores un
c6mOdo decente hOspedaje, extirpando Ia vez
abusOs que retraian algunOs viaierOs concurrir
! este HOTEL.-Puerto-Ric NOviembre de 1871.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04
EN- VENTAY MUY BARATO.
Consulado Britanico.
nEN DE DICIEMRRE.

los dias siguienteS.
Para Inglaterra, Espana,
FranCfa, Aemania toda 7
Europa, Asia Santhomas, ) El Is Y % medic dia
Pacifco, TERRA tirme las
Coldhias Inglesas
Para la Habana, los Esq n,
tsdos- UnidOs M6jicO "a uS AO'
Para San Thomas las unu 90
coloniaS inglesaG GA III" 20
Para el Brasil Rio de la|
Plata. FL oA 20
I Via San Thomas Dol
Para los Estados- UnldOs vapOr americana el L.
Para los EstadOs- -UnidOs 1H 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04

En- la plaza de armas, frente al reloj conocida
antes pOr La B0rcelonesa.
Su nueyo dueno participa sus parrroquia-
nos al pdblico en- general de haberla puesto di-
cho nombre; el cual Ofrece sus equisitos traba-
do Garcia "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

rights and the preparation 10 defend them Ire Wa q,
that the House would have an oppor.unt Sy..g a.
discussing the relations with Spain on sg,iis
mate and proper measure, where xo'og TV nor
follow discission. For that reason no ma ~
iotrodrced the aueston In the consideration OF tho
pending bill II the House wanted to break on our spein
tons with Spain u should strike at the Mnlstor ~ oa
not the Consul In Cuba who had quasi dip0mouo iuno
lions He would say in behalf OF the Committee on
eIgn Affairs that the House would have an oppI
of discussing these questions at length wheh Io
would follow dellberaton which was exactly "n"' ""'
wanted =, 90, .,,..,oo IN the
The amendment. advancing the Russian MISSION 70 ,
first Glass; and the Japanese Mission TO te ~ one Nina
ter at Nicaragua were seyeraly agreed to- ana te VII
was passed. go, -. .Aou ronortcd
large number Of private bills were then repoT o
including TO change the name OF tne ysJh' N''
of the Yacht Club TO that oil Sea wien Ana
The House at 81 o'clock went INTO Comltl9e ", uo
Whole Mr.. Myers rep, PENN IN tho Chair AM .0oH R
the bill to reimburse the College OF Wnilain anu
Mary in Virginia, for property destroyed . dTiag
tho war of the rebellion by disoruery sV SUI, . :
OF the United states without authority. Atter q
long discussion. the Committee rose without ,sE.
action and the House adjourned, the SESSION tonioi
row TO be for general debate only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
RAILROAD WRONGS.
NINETEENTH WARD CITIZENS PROTESTING AGAINST
TIE FOURTH-AvE. MAN-TRAP-RIOT THREAT

| NINETEENTH WARD CITIZENS PROTESTING AGAINST
. TIE FOURTH-AvE. MAN-TRAP-RIOr THREAT
ENED.
The Joint Committee on Railroads of both
branches of the Common Council met at $3.50 yes
terday to consider the subject of lowering the tracks of
the Harlem Railroad above Forty -secOnd-st. Alderman
COnover Chairman of the Committee announced that.
though neither Commodore Vanderbilt the counsel
of the Harlem Railroad had appeared further post
ponement Of the matter would be allowed and invited
the members of the Nineteenth Ward Railroad Reform AS
ISOLATION who present to lay before the Committee
their complaints against the railroad in question. Upon
this invitation D. r. Jaques Of the legal advisers OF
the Association, said:
regard To- the Harlem Railroad body allowed the in
tgG S %SeGh and deadly dsnss
thus dividing the city and eLdaagering lives the SSunal
There 100 daily trains that road and 200 daily trains val
told that such things cannot he done without great danger TO hmal
l II You do come up 80 tie NRs.,eae sTG ISd Zee %
bis property 80 not to ore the properly oil
The Harlem Railroad s Hudson River Railroad for the
TIE city cent Such thing
relief as dgy 70 do it. You have no nghs to
53 a spd S the s o thai coorcn tn. @
lem Railroad above fSri @ g s bs
We earnestly ask for the relief which have power to Vsi
CEeunce NJ The Harlem Railroad who came in
while M JagGe, va, sPeating replied; ,. o, M u, Pi,
subject the restrictions contained the contract between that Rad and
| the
81 from the charter showing hst the Copo
ration right; Harlem Rlosd had broken is
With the and that therefore, the city bad right to take up Us
Fourtsye After reading summary Of bis plan heretofore
published The TRBUgg for snkng the tracks OF the Harlem R
| road above Foty. SecOnd-st, Mr.. Vail continued:
you just take the tracks bot we DO s
10 make contract with the city We ask
to arrogance and sashn and nnse into regard or
respect for the property OF others There hardly
in which vehicle not smashed some horse woman man
, Of FGi It. #,I Pa Railroad, d Now the the s
gods al once upon railroads feed that they have
able disregard all interests but their
own Albany for the Harlem Railroad sPowerful
circulating petitions all the state against the sink
ing Of its tracks. We therefore come to You for sid
Mr. here to-day anything this subject
Az Won win see from e have taken Il would proper
for The Company which represent has rights that must e
respected designed afford the relief asked for by
the Nineteenth Ward That fully develPi
will he submitted The plan here offered requires the Com.
psny TO eIpeud and without knowing precisely bow this
4 to be used, how Is anything about ii
Nj Glaze said that something speedily done 70 protect the
citizens the Eneelth Ward from destruction property and o Of
life they would take the into their hinds and that theJ
did not and bloodshed would be inevitable.
little further discussion the Committee adjourned subject 70
- acaUo I tle(i air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

John Walker n stOne-cutteT, Of No. l43 Washing
ct, committed Thusdsy for disoreIy conduct and was
ot through the paonan Harris while endeayong To escape
charge Of breaking into the store OF Geor
Little Ol BAIteEst nights go, and stealing properly
worth SO.
John Shoals, an elderly wel-drcssed man, residing
90 Bast Ninety second S. taken before Justice bowling at
the charge Of stealing lace pOcsetbOoks and
fancy goods value SO becngug bis employers Messs iIooe
Broadway the bad been their
poy only DAYS the property found in his possession
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
Ake Yesterday Thomas Kelly for attempt to commit burglary
AZ Eeventhsye 49,
tened "a Imprisonment hard The Of Madame
Van BuE charged throwing the baggage Of Of her
ballet girls connected with the Black Crook Ircpe out on
calendar and her counsel stated that be Nj"
ry 70 go to trial bot tue District Attorney said he Wa not ready and
L9 lbs miller could probably be arranged without E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
EXPLOSION OF A BROOKLYN o1L-srrLL.

At 8 a. IN. yesterday, kerosene still in the
wallabout Oil Works OF Stephen Jenney Son, at the
foot OF Rush-st Brooklyn, E. D.. suddenly exploded
with terrific report, SCATTERING the iron holder The
building set fire by the burning OIL and damaged
81 OOO The top OF the still formed of iron,
inch in thickness and about eight feet in diameter. This
blown the yard distance OF 80 feet and
fell on the roof Of the Office, one-sory brick building
breaking the beams and ceiling in its descent to the floor
The junior member Of the firm Henry C. Jenney, was
standing near desk in the Office when the prOcCe fell
at his feet Henry Van staden the engineer standing
on the Top OF SUI adjoining the one that exploded and
the flying fragments carried away his hat and slightly
injured his left arm. Seven stills situated within
few feet OF kentaYe through which four lines OF horse
pass. fragment Of the STILL weighing about 800
pounds thrown upon the roof OF George l.. HOyts
stable 70 feet distant and another fell on the roof
of his carrage-house: These buildings were damaged
700 Several panes OF glass in adjacent buildings
broken by the conclusion. The testimony taken by
fHe MARSHAL Ready indicates negligence on the part Of
the OH company the stills being without safey-vaves.
s Sn1y ,eised that he was 10 we once when one the
weh h.y.g no escape caused the explosion Of the stills have
during that time there have been few arising from
K.n,.I ne1d fell about Is feet from tn. tracks
SS S" Do when s5A ss explosion occurred the explosion made
down the accident could perhaps b proper
Dni ne Quiet o the ~, must hye been stopped up
ofsay oist' With tho s bat tIpoied has been ia
be OD safeguard tie worm Trough s bes s cal 81
e are Hade Oh Tue same general principles df
The engineer tesed that III. ,n had been ee,t, ont inst b h
explosion and meu bad Leeu within di moi examine he po s
fore be let the petroleum Tar be believed that TIE worm muit have
jig ne % he dd believe Ga he ss' r 10 AZ ; ; ' .5
% St IN The @ Win Dss sSS@s . mos, give way, h. had
hbel are joined be bad moi examined ain that orpipg %
Inc people residing in the neighbOrhOOd th
Oil works dangerous nuisance. a few weeks AGO The
propneors sued In the city Court by the parents
sion OF lamp containing OIL from the factory Tie Yer
dict IN that case was IN favor of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEWBORN. ..............

PORT or NEWBORN. ...PsBRUAsr -
CLEARED.
Steamship DteisD (Btl Laird, Glssgo" Henderson Bro,
s,.r.hp Ansi1 OBJ C1sg Gla,So" lis1enCa Boher,
s sSo S.OSan. % nt BE- Sanders Glasgow Barter
s k ss F . CARS ss S%$S l l s%S Pai c.
Pal Sa.o SSs ,TaT rs' ES.I I:,eF BA B9sa.s0
Bari Bensisctol, berry. Hong Kors A. :. Log Bro
B s:Is f fSi.sY cR IS, bf5s Belle Y: Js,
Bsfk WIN. Patton, Baker. San Francisco Croveu Co
Big Big Miy oGtS Khath Queenstown Funel Rye Co.
s Bs hEo s FsSln Bu liLa c Craze s3 90 s
ssa s sG .SS. ' S SSa'''s, N 6 Co.
schr seasssp BpAnt garseOs, B. wsqser4 = o,.,..,..
s sssr s Seai S5 John Sqys! oSo
schr RJeeWOOi Doue Georgetown and Port Bluff B. D. HNOa'
seSr C. Act.n Ne,i Stamford STAMFORD Manufacturing Co.
ScbE Geor.e Washington, pek Stamford
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Wilmington Cole Galveston Feb A. ard Key West 18th
With nNe and pass. 10 G. II. Mallory Co.
ship (of @iuO 81 NeweSmb LTsTPoo!S7 da', with udse
10 Bss M.hs Stella 9TH csu,esu Bombay Oct &c day.
Bns f.cqasts Dc Po) oDorO and LisbOO ~ d.
Brig Robin tOt Andrews, n B Douglas C.rJ-na' day,
Delaware BeAksster DAYS, with molisses
ssSE Cisia5sss Ans,sSry Dir Island With stone
soHooSEE.-KVEr ooAsrWss.
Helen NJ Co.siOn, SorEeb. Sarah Providence
Archer Reeves, Providence A9nie Jones Providence.
d. D. Pitt, Esw-llIvel. Jllhs. Bridgeport
SAglr. Bridgeport nereer shosepo"
Dart Stamford. sHuts Mshs. BRISTOL
Dsae Con.tocs Geors,s B.uk. David Hear,si Grosa~cb
NlSD-SandoNa. Light. y. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOH Feb 71-Arn'ed stesnks Ane, ton Philadelphia
GlAacus h0p SeE-ioh.
FOREIGN FORTS.
fOSBoypERRT Feb 2l-TLe Anchor Line steamship Afsyfa
Smith New IoIk Feb for Gssgow snitt here to-day. The
Allan Line steamships uermru PToek from Portland Feb 10 std Pc
ravau Smith, from Baltimore Feb. T. both ioI Liverpool have also
we'd here
Qussrows Feb 25The Nonsl IIae steamship EngbDd. Az
dIess from Negiok Feb TO- for vpoo arrived hero this moralns
SPOKEN.
Pei A. la ~ 49, brig Home (of Eewbnfypo Bllet. from Turks
I,.sd 10! Boston. Nv pilotboa, Jane. Ne. L.
lfor Latesi ship Atns ses Fnh Idge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
pIcKPoCKETs AT THE ToMBs.

The pickpockets arrested on wednesday III
various parts of she city, and locked up ut Ponce Head
quarters, were taken before Justice Bowling at the
Tobs Yesterday Most OF them were discharged, there
being no evidence against them, but few VINO were
caught in the act we're committed.
Renisnin Wagner and George Sinclair were charged
by Patroman Henderson OF the Fifteenth Precinct WIN
attempting pick the pocket OF an unknown woman 81
Fourtsenth.st and Broadway. Charles Smith was COM
itted for attempting pick the pocket Of an unknown
man al Elghth-st. and Broadway. VIM. Donghery was
charged Nv George Green Of No. 316 West Forty frsst
with stealing two diamond studs, value $780, from MN
while riding on Grand and Forty-second-st car. Mnl
smith and George committed Tor attempting
to pick the pocket OF an unknown man aV AsorPi"oo
and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
EXPENSES OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT RI

The Board of Health has materially reduced
the salaries OF its employees At the last session OF the
Boa-d DIR. Thomas c. COttman, STRENGTHENING inSpeo-
tor offered perform his duties without pay THIS oner
was accepted. 1t Il now understood that II TINS propo
alton had not been made by DR.. COttman, bis ONCE
would have been abolished. The salaries Of Col Emm0hS
Clark Secretary OF the Board. and of City sanitary IN
spect0r MORGAN Morris have been reduced 10 so,OOO
that OF Sanitary Permit Inspector Charles Cooper IRON
A. 900 to sOo that of Aaron j. Vanderpoe COunsel OF
The Board, O: the firm OF Brown, Hall II VanderpOel
from 200 to $1,000 that Of Charles e. Russell Registrar
OF Records from 1000 TO S3OOO that OF Dr. Frederick
OF John Norton, Auditor from 5000 TO $500 Inc saa
sizes clerks received 1900 have been reduced 70
81 500 and OF those who received $500 to $1,000 Thls
makes total reduction Of $4,000 per annum AS soon
"a Il can be with safety, the force OF Assistant
Health INSPECTORS will be reduced There are rumors
that the action Of the Board OF Health will DO initiated
by the Board OF Police although the range OF clerks
salaries in this Department Is much lower tDan III inc
Board OF Health previous 10 the reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
DECIsIONS-FRR. q.

SUPREME Court hdsbT8-By Judge Barrett
The People eI REL Kugaud BrseAppcaton for mandlpus
denied without pne such proceedings for the enforcement Of the
Judgment March % 1854 the reator be advised to institute
(ses opuion gt BTown.-RIcepous Ovlld, report
hmi ami Mr. Reg required the eeees fees aud @O costs Of
this motion (see opiDonl
Superior Comt-SDeci0l Term.-By Judge Monell.-
Ely 81 The Solar Chemical Manufacturing CoOrieI granted
McGuekin CoulterOter granted Chaye ag Crol-Orier
granted Hefel sg. schyerng-Orior granted
Common Pleds-Special Ierm:-By Judge Robin;
RobinsoMOtOn granted except 10 part Of second
SPECIFICATION With so costs to abide tho event H1iea sg Baien
denied abide Benrry
Objection plaintiff being required testify not being snbpeHaed
paid sasned bat order for examination At future day
being properly sapsnAed will be granted.
Jnige HmsnJuigmen Tor defendant
Of paid socoGnti papers With Clerk
United States District Court IN Admiraly-By Judge
Bsebford-Iucen Keen sg william g. Agnned and others
half davs demuuage at the charter OF 40 Day
soNs Edwin H. Kirk and others ag Lewis Audenrel
otL-Deces beAnts for 800 freight with interest from
Dee TO- d. demuTrage At 90 per day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATGvEs.
Tup ntpInuIrtg IpPpopptIrtox mn

The House took up the Consular and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill, and Mr., VOORHEES, Dem,
Ind) spoke against IT, because II contained appropris
ton for "A Consul at Havana.
Mr.. GARFIELD (Iiep.. OhiOl Chairman OF the Com
mitee ON Appropriations, expressed the hope that the
gentleman from Indiana Nr. NoOrheesl would not an-
thgonze The bill with Cuban aff Whatever were tho
merits VI the Cuban controversy, this bill not part
VI at controversy except la the most remote and ndI-
rect way This not the proper moment to increase
our complications with forcg "a NATIONS.
mr. bANkS utepr Nasal, Chairman OF the Committee
on Foreign Relations, said that he did not any
ututen with Great Britain or Spain: but lao belieY cd
ic best way to peaS- the assertion VI our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
COURT CALESDARs-Tm par.

UNITED STATES DIsTRICT COURr-lS B.SkHuPTcr
THrOlvntary
a21 s,rseD, az. Winters and JJi Winter, aud
o,he others
1881 Jneck sg American $3.50. IcLoughn ard
and French Burr stone another
Conpany 1851. .SOrnnebora sgt. Davis and
ass .R0hiuson sgt. GOdsfr0y aud another
oibsrs JJS2. Ward E a Chandler.
329I Heath et ri at Dudey, 1853. Flanagan.
Jl37 Mouton agL Yong and Dillingham; Gescheit
others 1850. Welsh agt. Breeu and an
32g2 Haey Il A. agL Harrison other.
and others I37s6. Ellison Ct Al agt. Straua.
1906 Campbell sgt Andrews an .Phpps IL AIT Lyons
another 1883. The Bunin- ham DankipgC0.
agT2 Dr,U Co,tenE AIT McLcsH
al TerTy. 2s9. .Ialcott Duncan.
34l Stern ATtheJ AMI another O hunToe ct Al as HAMS
CdL.addr fer argument
1905 .Freucan ct Al sgt BroS1ell e. a..
Corn, o. APPEAL-ALBAsr, Feb. 23-1he following 10 lie
Calendar iof Feb %: No. l7J ISL 49, 1885, 1888 49, lD w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

with the principles OF the relgeusy sincere representa-
tive OF the elder branch Of Bourbon preendHn's lha'
the service Whether lesson Of ousposon feog SER
respect and conviction worth the name w DO learned
and followed by the cautious, watching, noncommt1'i
hoping Count OF Paris is one question when no
ant of Louis Philippe is likely TO hasten to ranNy
answer under no matter what challenge But the honest
manifesto OF the Count of Chambord puts tho Orleans
intriguing preonders at disadvantage all the same ana
France can profit by the lesson. WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MANS.

SATURDAY. PE3. a.
NAL, for RuIope Liverpool steamship Clu o. London
elo.. :OJs Supplementary MAJ % Pier No q, ~ H.
closed Al p.
A Piu,ssn Closed Mail Is seut by this line.
IAN letters deposited IN Supplementary Nail must be prepaid WITH
double POSTAGE
Mails Bemer per steamship TYoEf
close at Hoo German mail Ouly direct by this line.
Malls aud Hsyre per caHssp ", Laurent vii
close al II q.
SUNDAY PRR &
Al I.selc's 81 u O'clock TIE tV,t0Ge Is oPeu from s.
b. 70 d a 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
MORNING POST.

Most completely the Truth Othe Besege Residents
rborse by revelations the dary TIE author
Jenai With much diligence and persistent observation. Some OF tie
extracts from the ultra papers very amusing and serve cOnunc.
lOn with little anecdotes gbten up heavier portions
Of the diary well as to enlgheu the various points relating
the progress the siege These deuoy remarks afford
meAgre ably written
um We have. however sbned from closer examination
Oesaing the which
diary printed for the FIRST and thus
shicb its imperfect state received with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
EXAMINER

The letters Of The Bged Resident from Paris Of great in
when they appeared from time time THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minnie aud in the description
tgs In Pss during the four months Of isolation
PraDo Other kindred books will he published which s help
complete the picture bat this volume likely be valuable
the Others and ceTtu ind elsewhere
much tih e.s OF detail"
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributions "THB
DAILY shown b the following list Of works several Of them
reprinted the United states from English edons all which
hAy n itsc columns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

The BeicgeI RedeaP led life which, reflected Ia bis h
page TO full OF and Of that very variety
which woul fancy thu. life among the population Of closely
Invested city lust bs deficient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND NEGROES.
the razor Of The Trfbune.

TO THe FdIT0F OF INC JrIDUhe.
SIR: VIII you please inform Il subscriber TO
TIL TRIBUNE whether not there is any public library
In New York where cOlored people allowed its
Neio- York, Fob. 20. 1.
Tho Mercantile and hf Astor Libraries. and doubtless
the less important ones open Goloec people-ED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SO sun 5ili Moon risos t;OJ
rms DAY.. ~. .
sand, HOOK 7,46 Cows lsni O21 Hell Gate FerrYlOl1
vITRk THIS DAP. v. -.
Isaud.... ueh Gae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

"Many the letters equal descriptive execution the sne denea
atoms of in novels say in Cryes Freene
OF the Siege OF Metz which the fullest
cuI,ry abound IN what might Tn
description Of IAe Battle Of Sedan is masterpiece"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

The Diary Of the Besgsd Resident needs
Moke Ver,ae pronounced interesting At
home disputes with the letters from Metz the Journal the
place Vi honor the correspondence OF the peo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
VANITY FAIR

There peculiar cyuc favor about the remarks OF the Resident
Il lucky which shut up this keen obssrValI
Paris, and elected such graphic account OF the siege"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.
LONDON SOCIETY

"Tbe letter. from the Besegei Resident swSys tacy ga
and lLOtOughj unique in their matter in their s.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

Most Rngshmen know The value Tor All purpose OF s communca
tons published in 'THB DAILY NEWS, e most critical event
we're evolving themselves It ont Of this correspondence hst tn
symac efforts have been made 10 tb county to h
afflicted French peas3Bts took their rl5e.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

"The Besleged Resident keensighed Of the world
lively sometimes whimsical hunor aod reesndeay repoe
incidents heard Of the entertaining author
whom the las usht forth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
IN tbe United States District Court, yester-

day in the matter Of Henry Brinkman. bankrupt
Judge Blatchf0rd denied the assgnee's petition to sell
the real estate and dissolve the injunction granted
July 81 lS7l and dismissed the same. with costs to
be paid not out OF the estate but by the assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
NPNE.Y0RK TRIRUNR.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE

'THR DAILY NEWS has dsncsd all Other European journals
tie fillues. promp,ness and accuracy Of It's news"