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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
J CE z r A f.


Tiene e gusto de anunciar al pdblco que desde epta
fecha queda alberta de coerco eli esta Plaza
clle de la Cruz, nun. 3o, plaza principal Los aman
tes de Ia eiegancia y de la moda pueden concurrir
ella, Ell Ia segurldad de quedar satstechos pues, ha-
biendo adQurido de antemano magniiicas reaciones
con imporantes casas del extranjero ha logrado pro-
dc complete, al parque exceente, surtido de
mercancias que pueden conpelir con las mejorps que
importan en- la Isa, tanto Ell calidad como en-
precios.
flay para senoras senOlitas: uovedad completa Ell
clase de sonbreros prpcios que nunca han vendi
do en- la plaza; punos, golas corbatas de la mas
quisita elegancia abrigos para teatro de passo de
merlnO de seda, superior caidad; gran vaiiedad en-
varees, poplnes, gros chaconadas batistas de hilo
warandol de hilo de agodon cretoHas creas, breta
mas ela real, tela de rosa estopllas bramante, ho
rete ell lsto delicado adornos para trajes de
sonora cintas, bondas de seda, encaes antimacasa
res meds de todas classes precios, desde ses reaes
par hasta cnco pesos docena botas pOlalnas de las
que venden en- la pl q a $3 realizan aqui
q a. Is 20 reales par.
Para eabalIeros: canisas de todas clase II, g. 2,
81 s. una; cazoncios de hilo $40 II docena Ca.
misetas q Al $40 docena; calcetines 6. IL 20 v
70 reales panueos de hilo, blancos de color, H.
%, 81 SIT; corbatas de 5 reaes una sombreros
precos nunca vstos; los que venden en- la plaza
S3a reazan 70 0reales uno, los de paa reales;
dres blanc0s de color sumansnte baratos, vendien
dose los de case superior reales vara gran surtido
de panos, eastcotnas marnos cachemres; trencillas
torroS, sargas, botones Y iavonclos para marcar.
Para ambos sexos; una ntinidad de articulos que
serfa proio enumerar, los que realizan preelQs
equitativos acomodados todas las rtunas, siendo
de advertir que cada de ellos rebaja la A.
parte, y EN- algunos, mas de su justo preeio.
Hay tnalmente gran baratillo en- porcelana que me.
ior Sc llamara regao; platos de case superior 0y
reales docena, flentes de iden sus tapas al 3
leales una, soperas de idem 8, 10 IL reaes una,
tazas con sus cOrrespendsntes plattos II reales
1ocena.
Con todo 10 cual espera dejar compacdo los par
darios de la eccnomia del buen gusto que teagan la
amabilidad de obsequiarle con su presencia.
Puerto- Rico DicieInbre de lo74.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
ANUNCIO.

Por resolution tomada por la empres4 que sostien
Madrid Ell digno periodico La iberia organo mas
caracerizado la capital de Espana del partido as
panol de America, todos los asuntos references sl
servicio del mismo quedan mi cargo oportuna-
mente 10 ayiso todos los Sres suscritores q fin
de que me manifesten tqdas las fatas que noten
pues dcha empresa desea correrlos correspondence
de este modo al favor que Sc le dslensa.-Juan del
NidO. - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
HOTEL I BANE DEL qJNIVERSl.

I'll que suscribe duenO de dicho estabIecimiento ua
ticpa sus muchos amigos constantes tavoreeedor
de esta ocaldad del exterior que siguieudo en- !
continue desveo por ntroducir en- ell servicO trato
mesa de su casa todos los adeantos que le son con
patibes sin perdonar ninguna case de sacrifice pa
manener inalterabe e credto de que viene disfruta
do por bondad de sus numerosos parroeuianos; COZ
tando con un su6ciente niimero de c6modas vent:i
das habitaciones, con espaciosO ffescO comeder
entendidos dependencies para todos os servicos de
casa no omitira medic agunO para deiar cOmplacidO
todo el que Sc digne honrarle con su asistenca Cal
de Tetuan, mum. 9.-Puerto- Rico 2i de Agosto
1S74-Onofre Ncolau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

Ell dueno de este acreditsdo establecimiento sne el
gusto de parcipar los senores vsgeros de Ia Isla,
como de fuera, que e expresado Hotel sin duda uno
de los prmeros de esa Capital tanto por la escura
limpieza de habitacones, como por la solidez
quistos condimentos de comdas; 10 que participe
en- la seguridad de que Ell que honre ospe
daie ira satisfecho.-Agustin Gutierrez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
G A ANG A

Sc venden, por ausentarse su dneno, dos casas de
material por Ia mitad de valor al contado en-
81 pueblo de Caguas la otra el pablo de GALES.
Dirijmse para informes esta Capital calle de
O'Donell nImero g. 5-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Hotel international,
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
Fye.te al Janco q Glib International
de San Thomas.

Ell que sEscTibe, riopietari0 de este c6nodo
sstablecimiento, situado en 10 mas c1utrico dc
! calle del Cumercio, ceTca de los b3Lelles, con
6ermOsas vigtas del puerto DC ia Ciudad, to-
= q al honor de ofrecerIo rus BunlarosGs amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
NUDVl lIlBl ID VAPORuS ISPAlOLBS
nxrzss. s.ssassasssoa. ssUssEsTss.asaCss

Mayaxdezy denas
e yaen
atnler Comp
Pu0rI Ico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
lPIAN 0S!
j Pianos! iPi i1nos {!

Ell Sr. Sarriera ofrece al p1blicc magniReos planes
de las acreditadas fabricas de Lerch (races) Ber-
naregg los que dara a precos m6dieos Y pazos
convencionales. Algunos de eos estan consruidos
exprofeso para este china Tanbien haliaran va
riedad en- mdsica impresa metodos eerccios, fanta-
sfas, zarzueas &c. &c. Estaran de manifesto en-
la calle del Cristo mum. 5, principal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
IDIpORTANTE.

ss Sc solic;ta I'm depenlien'e que ten
ga alguna practica para un estableI
c m ento de Farm,yis, en- "a Admins
TRACTION del BoLETIN infotmsrau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Una familia muy CO

nocda esta Capital por buenos antecedentes ad
mite pupaie caballeros seioras, a medic pupi-
lae tod"s aquelios que quieran favorecere para 10
cua 0frece un esnerado trato c6modas ventadas
haiitacioues-In Infonnarau. Fnrialeza. Ii;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Almacen-T Taller.
Gale de San JuSto nsimero 10

Sc venden muy baratos los articulos siguientes:
Lamparas faroes de diversas formas; y otros or
ietos necesalios tod.a case de al umbrado.
Tuber1a de hiesr pomo de yarios diametros
Bonbas distntos precios para sacar aqua.
Sc haeen trabajos de installation y reparaeion dom
clio. para surtir de aqua gas.
Diriirse para los pvdidos otros detaes dioho es
.ah ahacilniento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
CIlHPANIA I|KEII It'll VATjEFS lljKENlD lhGlktI0

gTrvENCTONADA POR EI. SNBIEsNs Dk $ ~ 2. . -.
DE PRERE'xa EEA&SW As EGAOh'A 0xE<0s EA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
IRON VIEJoI!
PREPARADO POR d. SILvESTRE PARES
Nd Il HE - as - gRS.

Este RON puro lie cana goza de una merecida tama
en- la Isla por prouiedades anti-espasmodcas
tomacales, destruye les acidos del ss6mago dea al
bomallo gusto agradable, ayudando q la
digestion de una manera prodigiosa. Sc expende por
parrafcnes boellas la Agencia de L. G., San Jus
10 Nun y San Juan PtO.-Rcn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15

sECUNT O OYGA.IE aENsY1Al-
F.E.E{1ATlA ~AITi A.
Plkaa vIAJE alessuA1
sEGUNDo WAGE MEMsUAL.
lRIMER WAGE MENsUAL.

rrxrRARo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15

~ lsis ssn. aeabe ees esefcesE E4Sr 81 Ecmpsafa
rsu os c Aes1G clisict IL ssz al &C.
gsscfas = Gcrcsscs, EaanTeCEllla ct.s res " nie-
ssfse. aatt1Ia Ge ceci1ia, cssloeso.zz 4 c. bre
: 3algl es tcle rraiicoS cccasn-isss. Iergf,
'sls lieFTo r srclce ssn manufacturers. feI-
80 lFgc Ss-ahTs a9ei1e 8 lieores en ca ia.
Il ;sssssisr, l@casas, ps.pei ogfiAaIic, rans1
/ As. fs.srs. @ssisa c5tsjnaiia. rssseria. g.
ssassesa s.A.AIsisss.- EIssfra salGxcles. a..s
{ slssstf's ys.rses Hc %Ne haETs sees s.. eei-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15

sEsuss .o- -FrfacIpa y. a. g. Martsr
cf,n ..ss.s u Ess. Essssss- 9
fses,Ya neses. & No.. = Meva psSsv. Sr. Ii
1r7 T...st ..Tss - gsyANo ~ (ss REzN .
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-12-30

,NI0YIM oR RfNAL, sEETIEMENTstL
In Notice is hereby given that I VIII
-naake application to ithe Judge. Of Probate
lon the 0ath OFT December hext foE Q RiRaI
Settlement. hSsfhe. Estate Af sAfar8ate :;
Hanks, formerly Wilson, my ward, and q
final discharge as Guardian fsaids ward.
.4lJNpy 20. lSf5ro 10 liir,f9a 90 ,i'f;ll5awt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-12-30
I.ITT'I.Ts'I F'I.I =. i..Li'L
iCTATEi OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


iCTAEEf OF SOUTH GAR0IINA,!l ~.
~, Di..i vi - ,jiipi;gloAaDsRsoN County.
"By 'M ''iE.; ;.Hmplreli, Esq.. :rto5qss. yldgs.
&, WHEREAS, WIN. 1. DobbiAs,has made
suit to motto grant him. letters Of Admins
trationi. pc Jonis nom with. the Will annexed,
on the, Estate and, effects of James .Dobbins,
T1sse. are e. therefore TO cite and admontsh
all; kindred pnd creditors aofi the, said
Jamesi Dobbips, deceased Ito Ybc = and ap-
pear. before; me in, Court !pf Probate, t9, be
HELD ut Anderson Court House, on Friday
January17slS76t attcrl publication! thereof,
at Ii o'clock iii the forenoon, to shewI cause,
If any they have, why theFsaid adlministra- Uni
tion should.not be.grantcd. !;
nsaG.I giTSP p1deT; g45 ana s t4s zlss aay Of
'Aees'pseF " te1Sl5 H.. HttMPHREY itsl ,F[ Ysus
Judge of Probate.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-12-30
Belton High School.

TyINAL SETTLEMENT undersign-
u cd, Administrator Of the Personal Es-
tate of james Jones 2dcceased, hereby gives
notice that he will apply to- w. w. Hum
.phreys, Judge of Probate, OIL "Wednesday,
the 18th day Of December next; for a. final
settlement and discharge from said Personal
Estate.
.ji:tJ..W. DANIBbS, Admir- dc bonis non.
Mnx 05 1871 10
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-12-30
Bobson's~ Compound Acid Phosphate,
b. Cash, s2S per.ton ION time, sss:

Planters ordering Immediately viii stil be al
ilDwed to the first Of fAprif: to decide which
tley prefer. cash or timer An order for a
CIR load, ofieight tons. will be, sent, free ,ot
draypgc; but for less amount 81 per ton
Wilt be Charged On orders for large lots
fon Grdngefs OF dealers, q Liberal discount
will be allowed, :,r,.,;n .,,;'r:ri.t ~!
I take this occasion to return my thanks
to those who have so largely patronized the
Fertilizers hitherto offered by me- and'in'so-
Letting their, favorable attention to another,
+ pledge my best efforts to meet 'continu-
ance of confidence BY keeping 1.-The highest
standard of Fertilizers adapted to cotton and
SHosn;y nov IS 1875 ST i.''@1s"si'' 2t@'i E.1oi
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-12-30

'NT 0jTICEz cjE 8 OF, +, IN I NsCoRpoRATIoN.-No-
1N atice is Hereby given that application
will be made to John w. Daniels, Esq,
Clerk of the Court for Anderson County,
&ithintliirty days from date, for Charter
incorporating Sandy Springs Grunge, No.
242p Patrons of Husbandry.
w. G. SMITH, Secretary.
Dec O. 1875 81 5
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J. N. HgRIoBsON,
A a. 6sElAsT A. BAY.
d pMMssIQN MERCHANT,
!. 1bAIEER Hs5FERT1L1zERs.

CHARLESTON, S. c. November 1, 1875.
HAVING been engaged for twenty years
-iuiJ;he Guaao Trade with eminent saeeessyI
deemed it advisable to introduce Fertilizers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to batepicpIrcda Glano
s9f Ra6Y IN 9GsbsssSHs 2HS SSetsS goRSIR sisa
standard. Itcont, rs, ationg other valuable
ingredients, three per centI of ammonia, one
anda half per cent. Of Potash, and fourteen
per cent, Of Available Phosphate. ]; also
have prepared for me q COMPOUND
,ACIDPHosPHATE Of the highest'stan-
delh Theses Fertilizers are compounded of
the purest materials, and are manipulated
ant tested under the supervision DR.. st. ].
Ravcnel, Of this city whose name gives q
warrant for their high character md adapta-
ton for our soil. j offer these Fertilizers to
,REskE Rk nters on the following favorable terms
Robson's Cotton and Corn Fertilizer,
Cash S44 per ton; on time, $50.
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..Advertizer'sa Gazette,

~" d JoarRdl'0 '0f L!torhsdtioh ttor IdosT-
a,svss.' Edition, $500 copies. Pq1zsaa
Sssszlyi 7srMs' - pr Ssaasa, ;i p adrans.
Five specimen Copies datss u one I'd.
dress hf6q et e" "ofac9, No. a Park ROW, My"
lit. GE0..p R0WELL q. CO, EaltoR and Rsb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-25
KICKING RUBBER nan.
estcrdny's Match between Rutgers COLLEGE
ard stevens Institute students.

esicrdnys Match between Rutgers COLLEGE
ard stevens Institute students.
The stevens Institute Athletic Associa-
ton grounds the scene yesterday of a
closely contested football game. 4 twenty Of
the Stevens Institute. headed by King-land,
Captain were pitted against u twenty OF Rut-
gers College, headed by Milliken as Captain.
Kent Of 20. Stevens, and Owens OF ~. Rutgers
were umplres, and Pllce OF Columbia was
referee.
~ the FIRST toss Of the hall. Milliken Of Rut-
gers, with splendid kick, seut tho ball lNing IN
the direction OF the Rutgers goal, but before 10
reached that point u received Tremendous
Kick from Shippen Of Stevens that sent IL
through stevens goal, counting one fof stevens.
pom "a second toss Of tue ball foul was
81 lined hv stevens. On b,ilg tossed A. in, an
other coIl WAS won nv the stevens twenty. THIS
lime tte bali was Kicked through the goa Nv
kreudcr 81 ~. Tine. 10 minutes.
Then followed the most ciOseN contested goal
II the game. Rutgers struggled uiautuly Tor
the supremacy. Two talls " ere bur-ted. but
the inning at length resulted in a goal iOr
Stevens. Time. % minutes.
! be nnal inning showed ny one Tor Rutgers, and
VS. won IN me incredibly short tine ~ , mri-
utes. The lime oclng up. the i4dg then call Il
the game. The Rutgers twe-ty say that they
can defeat stevens. They've entertained las {
night In a banquet and musical entertainment
by The stevens men. CA SATURDAY. Will be paved
a game OF foot lall between Columbia and
SleNrus. \ PREVIOUS eLme between them re-
suited IN tie.
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Interesting Facts aud Figures.

TO ruE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sir: Unless the
Unitcd states Government has determined to erect
budn for Its own use on the premises now occupied
by hc Old Post OHice. II Won seem to be waste Of
money 70 tear down Old structure aud remove the
material The Chamber OF Commerce has cisimcd
for having ny means Induced The city au-
thor ties the site for the Post Office for 0p,
n worth al the time g. 600 90, as they claim,
the, proclaim their purpose TO petition Con-
g. authorize sale 10 them Of the Old site for
s-J'No, "! ca . probably S'm,Pn To s,uO'opJ less
than II would Ia ng IN me uIen marsrt Ia uruer to
gc approximate value OF n the following 1SuTcs
WI 4rOr. some Euld d2tt
Tac dimensions - the CID Post once properly arc -
foIHw4 ON NAsau street, 1850 tert ON hcrN street,
slUpts inches va tt0ar rect, III fceft 4tar, ~
fcat ;1u.Ae.. Tue proper, Ga tnr OPP site s1' of
y i--au 1llctt Uoa-ur irrt Siucnre uy - feet
inches. This proplriy j. vainci on t.e astcssor's
nt HN., 'or PURPOSES 81 taxation, 81 St'Wn which,
/. n- 'l % sc. % Tie supps actual Na a. iuaN's
.fl Fl...st. The tb tla.- pu IL ere % 80 great
value ttInE those octuirl uf th' Nainnal Bank
90 4 Wu.ci,c and tfc Narrower tiuua| Bans. an D.
be- posi- e tnngr can he iAduetd 60 ac'cG" t.
aIy rcn proposition that made hi t- ttnmh'r ~
b.. al zoe alAtt ul our Aiit 40 uu
utT 4al Circumstance ONa-AN a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-25
FINANoIAL Avn coumHRciaL.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 2l-P M.-The specu-
lhtion IN the stock market, though not ref Ct
ing any important impro, ement In the volume
Of business, dcyclo cd moro spirit, aud u
stronger tone characterized the dealings. Lake
Shore and Pacific Mail were decidcdlv moro
active. aud showed al advance Of p cent,
the first named rising from 81 to g. d, and Tho
Latter selling from 10 to 40N. Western Union
and Rock Island were also stronger, and ad-
vnccd from 7tL 10 70. buyer 3. while tho last
named moved steadily upward to LOG. also huycr
3. NorthVcstcrn was i better at 800, the pre-
fcrred selling at 53Jq. while 81. Paul rose at tho
same time :. y cent. for both common and pre-
ferrcd Pacific Mail was strengthened by liberal
offerings of puts at 307M%- ~ davs at | - cent.
by responsible pJtties-and in the afternoon
trade this stock rallied y ~ cont. to 40h though
closing AZ 40'i. The issuing o; these puts at
this timc would see n to indicate harmony OF
interests between some OF the prominent specu-
lators, and this impression caused better buy
ing movement than would otherwise have been
recorded. Ohos were strong at n rally Of \ TO
1871 and Eric closed at tGi ., the highest point Of
the dlv. Union Pacific ranged at 15a4 di55s. but
Hannibal and 81. Joseph attracted attention,
because the common stock advanced \ to 49,,
and the pfct,Ircd H. to 307s. In the otntr
shares little business was done. aud nothing Of
special prominence was noted except as above
Ihursl lay will be obst rived a. a holiday, and an
Of the Exchanges as well A. the banks will he
closed.
lhc total number Of shares dealt in was g; e,s
Of whl h Lake Shore rrpic. cnted ~, an; i nc
Mail. l3,to0; Rock island. i,7l0; Western Union,
3G0, ST. L ul.3,S,0; the Pref rrcd. j,cj: E.ie.
26t; Uni n Pacific. 1850; Hannibal and Jo-
scpli, Loo; the Pref rrod, l.il5; Northwestern.
500: Dhius. 1850; Missouri. Kansas nnu Texas
500; II nsas Pacific. ugt Nor,hwc stern Preferred.
400; All aud lerre ilautc Preferred. 800, Del
awa,e, L,ce'w'n and Western Sil' Nv York
~ luii IN. American ENprD -s. no. CpitagO
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THE LOSS or the P1CIFTC.
The Captain of the ship Orpbeus Accused of
Being the Cause Of the Disaster.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 2i.-The Victoria
Is. H. standard, just received by n steamer from
Nancouyet's Island, says an effort Will be maze
IN procure the attendance OF the Captain and
crew OF the ship Orphcus at the inquest upon
the bodies of the victims Of the steamship Pa
clnc disaster. A searching inquiry Is to be made
as to the cause of the disaster. Charles Thomp-
sou, one Of the crew Of the ship Ornheus, has
made a sworn statement before a notary public
at Port townsend, in which he charges the Cap
tain OF the Orpheus with having been the cause
Of the oisaster. He SAYS that raising the
lights OF the Pacific he was ordered by the
second mate TO head for them. and In few
minutes thereafter the Captain came on deck
and ordered him to again put the ship on her
course. About three minutes afterward he was
ordered bv the Capt lin To " let her lun," which
he did. After tins the Captain signihen his in
tentiOn to speak the ste amer, for which purpose
the lights of the steamer were kept dead head
until tho two vessels came in collision. Then
the steamer followed the snip, and the people
on board the steamer shouted and called upon
the Captain Of the Orpheus Ia stop and rescue
them. lie did not heed their cries, hut kept on
his course, and the steamer was soon lost to
view.
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THE VAR IN LTHFRTi
The United stuies Interfering la Behalf Of
the Idbctinus.


the IdbcriRns.
WAsuINGroS, Nov. A.-Oficial inform
alton has been received, showing that in conse-
quence of the war of the Liberians with the
natives much distress has boon produced among
the Liberians, some of whom In the interior set
Elements almost IN state Of starvation. Ii
further appears that several Of the native stu
dents at the Theological College, Cape Palmas.
are IN sympathy with their follow natives. and
give them eDcouraeement ia their attacks on
tho liberians. IL view OF those facts Dr. Peter
Parker Dfs. Nichols and Lindsay and Mr.. Cop
pinger, Secretary OF the American Colonization
Society. called TO-DAY on President Grant to ask
that \ ship Of war be sent to the African coast ~
the neighhofhOod Of the settlements, with
view of Giving encouragement end support u
the Ltbcnius and to chastiSe such natives %
may bc within reach 81 its guns. 4 he President
informed the committee that several weeks ago
a vessel had neen ordered thiner flr the pur-
pose Of aGording protection to the LiDet!-
ans In tie manner indicated. The Secre-
tary Of State will doubtless direct Minister
Schcnck 10 make such representation 10 the
British GOveTnmCn nj a. Will Cause the removal II
the IN gi.hmen who are supplying the natives
with 'icdns OF war as a private speculation. 1t
81 claimed that the trelty between the United
states aud Great britain, for tue suppression Of
the African slave trade, gives ample authority
for Cow rnmental Interference for the protec-
tion of the L.beiiins.
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DRITEN TO DEATH.
4 Nan who Killed Himself because he Could
Not support his Family.

Not support his Family.
Since last summer Henry Barkman,
German. who lived with his wife and four chill
dren AZ Gt Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, had been
without work, and his savings being expended,
he was destitute. Yesterday morning he said to
his wife that he must again seek for work he
did not know what he could do II he did not oh.
tain employment. About : o'clock he started
out. A little while afterward bis wife saw his
o,ercoat and jacket near the bed. and conclud-
ing that he was not far away, began TO look for
him lie had frequently threatened to commit
suicide. and she feared he had done so. She " as
unanle to find him, however. until she went to
The cellar, and there MS liieless body was sus.
= nd u. He had made "a SIMPLE mousse, md
swung himself n the cellar stars. When the
Coroner asked the wife ~ wnat time She Wished
10 bur, the BODY, -he ans wered. with telrs in
hcrcye that there was no money IN the house,
that she must some one ami try t. got
enough to bury her husband. Mis-. Bal hmAn oc-
chpie- apartlnent+ on thD top Moor. Her rooms
weru us neat a. " Y, and Tire furniture W care
fully hcat. A Tram ,erttnc .tc uA the wall
showed that one "a her children as names WIS On
tAc Roll0f Honor M a sunday school. md there
were ais, rictures Of Moody and Sankey there.
licr tD.aaud was known 10 be sober. honest,
and steady workman. md The nelghnOrs say
tNat lls wife Is lu!N.tr.uu, and caleiul The
i.r' verdict was tn liarkm' IN acted under
n tntl abtrrau u VA Killing himself.