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FIRE IN THE BOWYRY.

At quarter to eight O'Clock last night o IRE
broke out on the top floor OF the six story building
2se Bowery occupied by NJ. Linz, picture glider.
Damaee 70 stock about one thousand dollars and to
the building about nfty dollars; insurance and
cause Of IRE unknown, ~ ~st 1917
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BURcHELL--on "Wednesday. April 2. 1874. AstA-
HAM LINCOLN eldest SON OF Margaret and William
g.. Burchell, aged years and days. acl.tIUtEE
The friends OF the family are respectfully thvtteo
to attend the funeral, IRON the residence Of bio
parents, 317 Eighth avenue, this Q'riday) 'aA>r
noon, atone O'Clock. 81 yliFf liatsge "a
~. iFor Othss. Deaths see Eighth PaoeI q =
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rELEeaAn 70 THE NEW yoaK HERALD.

LISBON, April 8, 1879.
In the Parliament to-day Deputy vallada made
an alarmist speech. He declared the Grown was
beset with dangers nom the latest revolutionary
element. ~ III srflyury1 E-tV04
The President OF the Ministry answered the
Deputy showing that his fears were groundless
and calling on the House to trust In the loyalty Of
the country. tfu a#sM4e aelEIN
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The Question OF Identity.
CHINA AND JAPAN.

Public Condemnation Of the Coolie Trafac-Treaty
Negotiations with Peru-The Question Of
Christianity and the Church Progress
ofthe Press Diplomacy in Rome
) The Mercantile Marine. 9'
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sA.-For Elegant, styltsh Hats Go ID.
''0' - wv ~ EspENcHrBD, LIB Nassau street
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Agents WaRtcd-F0r the Best Sewing:
Machine in the marketand the easiest to sell Apply 60
the WHITNEY SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Ga
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q InnueHsa, Bronchitis, Cough, Cold am0f
Catarrh yield at once to HALE,6 HONEY OF HORE@n
HOUND xND TAR PIXIES TOOTaACHR DROPS I.
cure I'm minute.
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A.-HerYimg's Patont i#s-s 81
A CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 2s2 broadway. corner OF Murray straet.
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Minister CASTELAR, Moving Toward
Official Resignation. l' b sn
Tho People Being Armed 1t Dsreeleua-ratal
Y Riot in Barracks-Ths Carlish and
4 the cure-Corporate Preolana- ot
II don Of the Commune



- .as ss.si MADRiR April :, IssA !
Senior CASTELAR, threatens to resign unless the
Ministry adopt . more decisive and energetic
policy His colleagues hesitate to interfere In the
conflict between the people and the municipality
OF the capital. The popular leaders declare the
corporation OF Spain responsible for future events.
ARMING THE PEOPLE FOE PROVINCIAL DEFsNQE
Seven thousand Mimic rtnes the nrst instalment
OF the 5000 promised have been forwarded to
Barcelona for distribution among the people. The
Armament Committee there V preparing levy en-
asasse for the defence OF the province. rsrlns G
sas FATAL RIOT AMONGST s0LpTkRs.
disturbance occurred yesterday In sne artillery
barracks ct Valencia. Several men were killed or
wounded. Order has been restored. Particulars
or the AFFAIR are not published. lNa ks rAnI1
CARLrsr EXECUTION AND DEFEATED CURE.
The Carists are reported to have shot sixty pris-
oners at Berga. s 37
The Cure Of Santa Cruz has arrived at Vera with
the troops In close pursuit. His uncle and sister
have ned into France.
French Ropors OF tho Republican
Cause.-The Commune Proclai med In
ssiamanca. sA99 l8$t8 Ht
BAYoNNE, April 8. 1879
General Nouvlllas has arrived at Estella, twenty
nve miles southwest of Pampeluna, and made 1t
the headquarters Of his operations against the
Carlists. -.s'i 4" a1s.Nt sFsHs r
The Commune has been declared In tile Province
Of Salamanca. Some riOting followed. bat 1t was
by the gendarmeA s4'"''Ntf
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A Warwick ElmvO0d Collar will
At better and longer than any other Try them.
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ROME.


ta t LONDON. April ., 1873.
Adespasch from Rome says the Pope Is slightly
III, sssfi a-sas X e"is@,t
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Great Spring -Graefenbcrg
HEALTH BITTERS Sold by druggists; 70 cents per
package. GRAEFENBERa CO.. So Reade street. Now
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Tho Finest Retire IN ment Room I'm New
York Tho QUAKER DAIRY just opened betwccn
Grace church and Stewards, In Broadway. Tables re-
served for ladies and children. IH
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J. SO and 1l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Pubiish this day:

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| THE POPULAR sSSfpxcE xoSrrnxom
November ' 4 8 j 'S' oe 10
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By James Penimore Cooper New library Edition limo
Gh FORMS ps'i ne ninth issue Of e now uniform edition
OF coopers Novels, printed on nne paper and handsome
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Circulars ans
Information furnished. =. ORTEGA.
No. . Wall street Post ONCE box l.sl6
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i>,h.ssf gaiiah M8.6hf ALBANY, April q 1878
The Assembly Erie Investigating Committee met
In the Court OF Appeals room this afternoon, ct
four O'Clock - r
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Spring Has Como, Ladies' and Gents
and Ii you want Boots and shoes, patronize MILLER
CO., No. Union square. -s-e
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BERLIN, April g. 1879.
Rev. DR.. Thompson is lecturtng before large and
interested audiences In this city. His subject Is
1.-THE Church in America
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New Scheme
now out Orders filled prizes cashed nfor NATION fac
nished Highest paid tor spanish bills &c. &C.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-The ExtraOr~
binary dra wing takes place the 22d inst J. b. MARTT
NEz Co., Bankers. 10 Wall street Post oicc box 46b.
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Holyoke's Celebrated Fever and Agus
Cure may DO obtained 973 Eighth avenue, between
Fifty seventh and Fifty eighth streets a8tf
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Rupture SUCCESSFULLY Treated at Marsh
CO.'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS OFFICE. No. fvcsey
street Instruments for all Ply steal Deformues scen
tincally made and adjusted Silk Elastic Belts Steckngk
Knee Caps &c. Private rooms and lady attendant
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All Neuralgia or any Pain Removed &C
sitting free, with PAIN FAINT. at WoLCOrTS. la
Cha tn am sauare.
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BrnunsdOrf & Meta Have Removed
their large stock Of first class CABINET FURNITuRE.
DRAPERIES &C. from l25 Rvington street to their new
and elegant buildings 433 and As Seventh avenue. near
Thirty fourth street
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Davtd's Spring style Of Hats for Gem
tlemen 299S Broadway, near Duane street. ~
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Hest I'm the
world. The only true AMI perfect dye. All druggists
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A.-WhO Wants q HIATT Gall ON D0u.
GAM Manufacturer lO2 Nassau, of Ann street
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ssThe working Girrs Oath" . New
commenced next Monday In the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
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Wedding and Ball Cards, Latest Paris
STYLES; Monograms French Note Paper. JAMES kNKK-
DELL, oQ2 Broadway. Established l840.
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II Is reported that Bidwell will remain in Havana
II released from custody and sue the government
for illegal arrest and detention. 1t Is also said that
Bidwell has been identified as forger Of long
standing in the United States. A Spanish lawyer
is making strenuous EFFORTS to obtain his release
before the arrival here OF the English detectives.
, 1873-09-14
PERSONAL.

". A. Whituell, Of Liverpool, il At the Gardner.
The lion. john Ford, Of New York, IL ii tho Bher.
nau.
Capt 8. N. Duntlng, Q. q. L., il At tho Common
cal,
Tho Hon. oliver Anass, OF Boston, Ii At the Grand
Paciho.
Gen. E. n. Mccoof, OF Denver Col, Ia at tho Grand
paeihc.
Thu Hon. James McCord, OF Iowa, IL At tho Com
mercial.
The Rev. ". Il. Fromandle, Of London, IL At tho
Gardner.
The Hon J. Q. Abbott Of New York, IL At tho weus
Side Driggs.
MAJ =. ]. AuhtIn, Of Minneapolis, II at the West
glde briggs.
The Hon. William Willard, Of Lake superIor, IL at
The Grand Pacific.
Judge T. Porter, OF Masssohusoiss, IL Registered =:
tho Weat sidn Briggs.
F. MoNamRra, prominent contractor, IL Ia tho
city, and 10 at tho West slas Briggs.
Janea L. Harrington, prominent citizen Of Bangor.
Me-, Ii At the Commercial.
The 1rnn. F. Beaumont, Mob!1e L. A. Nesmith, D,
s. A.; Gen. George II. Esiukorhot, Springfield, Ill.,.
, 1873-09-14
and George Westinghouse, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, reg
fstare.i istf Tia Grand paninn

and George Westinghouse, Of Pittsburgh, Pa reg
taterel 1T ths Grand Pacific.
J. r, Tuckerman, philadelphia Henry Oorwith,
Gatena; John A. Stewart, Jr., New York; ". ".
DocknAn, Cincinnati; 7. F. Fucr, Salt Lake City !:
". j. Fleming, Boston, aud O. L. Fshor, st. Paul aro
stopping q. the shoFmnn+
Louis John Lghtbound, England, and @. Kelsoy,
Urbann, ARC 1t tho Gardner.
The RoY. DR.. Mcmillan will loilvcr temperance
toctu1c At 100 O'Clock thin evening, In tho Church of
tho Holy Name, corner Of Cass and Superior arccta
TIM lecture ID given under tho ausplces Of tho Roman
Catholic Total Abstinence soc!ety.
Ek-Lord Mayor Bsr William paktn, OF London,
President Of Tho Great Westnrn 1allroad Of Cannda,
In tho city yestorday, accompanied BY several Of
his daughters. They vIsitod tho different railroad
Offices, and loft agnin III tho evening by the Michigan
Central TaIlroud.
Tho coalition party, having foatcta their platform,
looking out for candidates to put on 1t. Vari.
ons namca are mentioned for tho Mnyoralty On that
ticket Mr. Hesingt 1rst ohoico is understood 70 bo
tho Hon. 8. s. Hayes but It Is also understood that
Mr. Hayes ia not Al all anxious for the honor. After
htr. Hayes, tho Hon. John Q. Hatnea Ia Mr. Hes'ngs
favorite mud aftcr Mr. alnea Mr. Charles H. ourtsss
ono Of tho Directors Of the Third National Bank. Mr.
Carter II, Harrison is frequently mcntioncd. It Ia
now conceded on ali hands that Mr. OHara will be
on tho ticket for City Treaaror ana II would not 10
surprising to hnd Mr.. Henry Groeuebaum nominated
for County Treasurer. Among tho gentlemen Bpokon
OF for Judge of Tic Supreme Court Is Mr.. Moore Of
the nrn Of Moore h CauAcl1, oil aud experienced
lawyer. lie will mako no pledges, except to administer
the law "a he 1nds It.
, 1873-09-14
The BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

Having accepted thA management Of tho thrse-ba
billiard tournament about which 80 much has been
said, and having pledged himsof to become resronsi
bic for tho creator part Of tho 5000 To be given in
money prizes, Mr.. Tom Foley has begun to devote
attention to tho mattor. lie has decided to divide
up the prizo money in tho following way Tho winner
Of the rst prize will reeoivo Il tho winner Of tho
second, $3.50 the winner Of the third $780, tho win
df tho fourth, $3.50 md the winler Of tho nth
aud as $3.50. Tbs entrca must not be less than hix
moro than ten and arc to close the 18th Of Oc
tober. Each entry must be accompanied BY q fce Of
oo n9A hhs not yet nsen ensase put - t5e toaIna-
thero Ia plenty Of time In which 10 look Tor and
tlrst-elass place at reasonable rates. The Mngsbury
Music Hall md enc OF the catrca spoken OF ID
this connection. 1t is ncedless to remark that Mr..
Foley will got the best aee to be had In the city, and
not fail to success uia pima will havo matsred
by tho close Of tho week. and At that time the billiard
loving public will bo told more about thon.
, 1873-09-14
SPORTING MATTERS.
tETURF.

''- o'' ~ -..-|
On Thursday afternoon no1t there Will be trotsng
raco for $500 at Dexter pnrk between Tho following
W., aIdo -n.a.t.r,. :. aeor1a = w.t,,o,s ,,,v n,rs
,,'. mes. S1u, 1w' |1 oeo ny o,a".'e
1ack walnut ". j. oco"na NY solaans s,oely
Dave Thomas McNansra's blnck geldihg Billy black
]. pumpre4fs bay oelljuR Phil Sheridan II. Bran
nock's BAY geldinE bnttrrnnt,
n.ora A. 1xx1rnron. MI.
1 ~ sau, "a Tho r,s.kin rnc,no ovcr
ma As1nci.n s torsa ier;1inatc1 toisv VIII threo
rarv S eoo rness The rst mia and 9aror dash
vas Won BY drinstoads I. I. Tho cleaner, beating
, 1873-09-14

purchase Of hsans appsrstus for the First Precinct
II Ia rtn,oral that tho sprttunss Convention, next
week, will 10 attended by member Of tho Conlnittco
Of s'w f r. for tho ns
hull and hor followers Should 10 iudocent aud dlaor
lcrlJ, rs fhcy apprchend.
Tho Park Ayonno Library Association will gvo m
entertainment to-lnorrnW ovcnlng, at 7;lo o!lock.
There will 10 genera! Transaction OF business, bnnlo
saoa by Charca 1errlr md hcate upon tho subject
Christian church Elinccs, npd what may 10 prop
orly aad and 1ono In thcn,.'
Tho Illinois Central Railroad Company lnye l,oen en-
gagged In renewing part Of their breakwater near
They Ind junt got to pile-lrser mounted about
dozen OF tuoho rlos when tho ssorm Of Friday night
caiuo aud wsaheA 1t OFT, making most dilaplAted
wreck.
Evening schools Will open at tho Jones and Holden
s aosy a nph III Sa 5ao
md tho scatnmon. Foster, aud gangamon strcct 1l-
way School buildings IN THO Wcst Division, on Mon-
obtained from lilo advertisement In another column
Of this tnorning'a iasue.
meeting. for permanent organization Of the phio-
Fiji Mohodst &C Ghrch eorer Washipeoa snS
Clark strects next Tuesday evening, At haff-paat T.
The report Of The Conmittee on Organization yin bs
on the ohjocts OF the Society.
Tho Police Committee Of tho Common Council, 10
which was referred The ehurgea nude BY Comnssloner
Sheridan against Buporintepdelt 'Yashburn, bad no
meeting yesterday, though one Ind boon anticipated
AID shafncr, the Chairman, stated to Tn1nuNH ro
porter that, in all probability, Tho Comniltsoo would
1cpor In conformity With tho @ opinion o1 G cnFnorn =
tho premiscR mud TINT therefore thoro was nothing for
tho Committee to Investigate.
The onslro 1ocal force of tho Times from tho city Cd
itor down. IL now busiy engaged n annosi1g Tho
ny. /. accns Tint annual report Of the board Of
Public Works for tho year 1871 IL being printed ~
as po ao to
pctratng "Hcoop" on this paper. II tho printers
willing, the young lads can havo the report aud
welcome: Having oee published all tho val.ablo mat
TO SEQ It ngain.
Tho brother and 11nclo Of DR.. Tcachout. who waa
supposed to havo boon Ioaone refuse to order tho
body to bs e1hu,nsa ind sn analyals q tho stomach
though they continue to think that ho was fouljy dealt
with, Mr. Hcndrckaon, who waH tic accused party,
vesgation but tho doroner lid not thnk il necessary,
anu probably nothing fnrtAor Will be done. MFR.
Ueu1riekson'a hc4unutances at tho Htock Yards, ha
conce.
The untted Sons Of Erin haye long felt tho want Of
suitable plnoo fu which they might hold their nnnual
picnics, and tho mcinbers and eir families might go
na onoy rs tss suh ~nt to
thing ~ Friday evening, The soeioty held heir reg.
s1 L hs eSs isr a 5esu.r ~:
nesa WIS transacted, a committee Of five
appointed to examine into tho eligibility
Of location, otrcrc Tor Tho proposed pnrl. This park
picnic grounds several country rosences Of members
Of the 1ociety. Al proposals should bo addressed to
lor street. This society Of The oleat and moat
prosperous 1ribh naaoeihtions in Chicago. haa effect
cd great amount Of good among tts members and all
needy 1rashnlen and II most worthy benevolent A.
, 1873-09-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

fs'''ek oAfnn m1sera0'e oia rascal lie tries TO
oneee young 8l1.'' "a aaeAaugnin' INTO ois den on
.unuo'pH stsee'' eeunS scas hina 70 br1dewel Tor
'nloe 'a'A'n'' ..
The membera OF Shoot Anchor Dlvtaion No. $40
soas Oh iehpesAnse VIII haovs saso saeiE ne" bah on
tae cosnsf oi Mcneaa anu aaArke1 suees, on Friday
evening ne1'' at oe'ock'
The Congregational Theological Seminary opened
1Aat Wednesday, 1t which time rooms were AsA0ued 10
tMftS-al1 e'uaent'' Aoou1 1no sa"o numoes ~ Last
year. moro afe e1Pec'eot .....-.
There will be religious service At the Nowsboya' Homo
, 1873-09-14
Illinois River and Cnnnl Noxvs,

sutcial D,sputch to The Chicago Tribune.
;, L4BALhE. ~. sopt. 13.-7nusness has been very
Tho zeamor Katie arrived yesterday, towing lie cAnai
boata Mary Onely light. and oypsey Queen, with
corn, both from Henzy. The canal boat Progress
arrived to-lny, towing Tho canal boats aeneNeyo,
light, from Peoria, and tho Paas with corn for Chill
cothe; and departed. Hight, for Peoria; The canal
and ths Gold Roll, from La sae, al with cora
for Chicago, aud tho Progress, light from Is 8alio
destination unknown ali passed. Into Tho canal. Tho
hard coal slack both for Ii sae, and tho propeller De-
pue with lumber aud hard coal slack for L salle a
passed. out Of the canal Eight feet and Ave inches Of
OH Nckapoo bar, and 27 inches on Lick Crock.
CANAL OFFICE CHICAGO, Sept. 1111:55 p. m.-AA-
HIvEpaConstitut!on. 1ockpoft, 80 yds stone; r. E.
stons: E1eelaior, ss yds % stono; t aaeaa' WoT ISs
Springs G. tons Ice; sl]go Willow sprlnga, rs tons
III %,.. II Sarnssnsr as 3, ya' h's5
:s5s :'ase s Co., ann,gs Tsass Tsss g q ys: "a:
Ie1nont, ID sds stono; M"yaower. temon M nj s yds
1eu,ont, d yds stone 6ol. harins Iemont s0 yds
aoat, q yas stoae Esw}n Eement, Is ss yds sone
Nautilus, Lasalie, 5000 bu corn; Metropolis, NORRIS
olx4Rnp-iudore, aeneca, Sligo, Willow Springs,
CANAL 0Ir1on, Sept. 1s.-9p. m.-AnR1vEn-Frcd-
erck Mnrssilles 40 bu corn; Aida, Jolis 7l376 lbs
Ta9aosn T otsSs, 5ooS b. eosn IT, .is l. Adams IL.
2, Morris, 5000 bu corn.
oIEAnEp-0ommerce. Atlantic, 1850 It lumber,
se g. 5s 5o. Il 9ao
Morris, q oo5 It langes. 1900 shnslss, 1900 iath
Board Of TFade Marsees, GO ooo shingles Hercules
u, 400 It 3Ninbor,
, 1873-09-14

BASEBALL.
Tho Wheeler Wilson nine yesterday defeated the
nine Of tho Methodist Book Concern hya scuro Of 20
to1
THE GAME AT THE EAST.
New YoRK, aopt. 13.-Daac- -Dau-Mutuals, 7; Phila-
dephtRs, T.
, 1873-09-14
KNOCKED DOWN,

batch OF foot-padg nssa,lltel Miles O'Conpel an
employe OF the Board Of Public Works, between the
hours Of and o'clock lust night, at tho
corner Of Blue Island avonue md Twonty-
second street. They knocked him senae'css,
md robbed him Of $3.50, q silver walch,
mud gold ring. Tho victim Of thia outrage had Just
been paid on, md his asrailants scensd to have
learuol Of the fact. They su escaped, md tho only
clue tu them Ia the Eory accurate description given Of
them ut tho Onerin8 Street Police Station. Sergt.
Hood u hot uuEants Of The raacals Inst night
, 1873-09-14

A Youthful Suicide.
rHIIApELrH1A, sept. 13-John L. Applicant, aged
16 OF No. 214 Arch srcet committed suicide to-dny.
, 1873-09-14
MARRIAGES,

PnlNOE-GnEHN-pn On Thur1day o!sniug, Sept. II, At
103 West LakH-at. by tho lioy. w. H. paeas, George
L. rs,uoe and a4s Aloe Is. ureen. all Ut Uh!oaso. No
cards.
, 1873-09-14
ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.

A national amateur gymnasuo and athletic tonrna-
mont, TO which all the amateur uauscle-men Of the
country arc invited, will bo held at tho Academy OF
Music, New York, during October. Handsome
prizes will DO the Incentives to competition In the
various feas Of strength and aRlIty Which on tho
programme For the best written essay on physical
culture prizo Of 800 will 10 given. Those wishing
participate should send their names aud address to tho
Secretary Of tho tournament, Mr. James g. Sands,
specifying what przo rzos they intend to compete
for. Entries must 10 made 1fteen days before tho
tournament. Any, peraon, who has appeared before
athlete, or who IL teacher Of aAsstans teachcr In
athletic gymnastic exercises means OF livelihood
will not be eligible AZ contestant.
, 1873-01-04

Oil, Kerosene, Lard, Rapeseed, Whale and
Engine Oil, Portland Cement, Fire Bricks,
English Single and Double Harness, Brides,
HaIters, Saddles, Driving Whips etc., Glaz-
ed Dash Hides, EnameIed Cloth, Hames,
Carriage Door Handles, Harness Mountings,
Galvanized and Wooden Buckets, Tea Ket-
ties and Soup Pots, Earthcnware Tea Cups
and Saucers, Ice Water Pans and Arctic
Freezers, Iron Wire Dish Covers and Grape
Bags, Corn Brooms, Horse Brushes,
Green and Black Teas, Coffee, Mus
tard, Sweet Oil, Petit Pois, Black
Pepper, Table Salt, Mace, Cloves and Car
damon, Tricopherous, Umbrellas, Chamois
Skins, Welsh Flannel, Hosiery, Merino and
Lambs Wool Undershirts, Drawers, BAN
boo, Canvass Engine Band Leather, Gum
Packing, Gasketting, Spades, Shovcls,
Portable and Self Acting Fire Engines,
Madeira Wine in Wood and in Bottles,
Sherry and Port in Bottles, Fine Brandy
in Quart Pipes and Demijohns, aged, Co.
penhagen Double Beer, Bottle and Demi-
john Corks, Letter Concept Foolscap-
and BIotting-Paper, Manila and tarred
Cordage, Varnishes, Sleeves, Carpenters
and Cooper's Tools, Galvanized Basins,
SIop Pals and numerous other articles.
w. H. Heyliger.
C~hristiansted St. Croix.
, 1873-01-04
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society


INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HGGHSTRBEr, BRIDGETowN, BARBADOS
gIdHIS Society, which confines its bust
az ness exclusively to assuring the live
Of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, Iabouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for The
risk OF life in the West Indies, aud Suffi-
cient to create large surplu~es, out G.
which ReycrSIonary Bonuses, averaging
81 s per cent per amman upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members Of the Society.
It's career, during a period Of 30 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives Of persons residing in this part Of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those inhabiting Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
sive Premiums as are charged by every
other Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premll ms required to assure $500, for the
whole term, upon a single life =