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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
LLOYD DR. PUERTO RICO.
SOCIEDAD DE SEGUROS, CON-
IRA RIESGOS De MAR So
RE FACIURAS, APROBADA
POR Ell SUPERIOR GOBIERNO
Capital nimfaade que autOrizan 400
Mramas, que fOrznam Ia coma panfa, sim
peE:jsaiclO del capital entradO en- csa-
la. H ~ t

Verdad claridad Sc encontraran en- todos los actoi
de esta uti association.
lei que desee entrar, en- las operacones de su ms
ttuto, puede la ofcLa, donde adquirira
todos los datos que estme necesaros lie seran sunni
nistrados sin rodeos.
Premio de SECURE viajes de travesfa, el nismc
que cargan las companies europeas
Ell premio en- el cabotaje Ell m6dico de p.2 So
bre mercancIas.
Sobre las monedas acunadas de orc plata p.S
Estos tpos tenen sus variaciones segun las epocas
y crcunstancias de la nave
Sc gratifcara al asegurado con ell 2 por mil sobre
les vaores que fguren conocmiento except1ase de
ests regla al cabotaje
HOras de oficna de 8 a 10 de la manana y de 10 A
de la tards.
Gale de Tetuan n(imere 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
"EL SOL DE ORO.'
SEV6R0 BASTON.

Articulos de novedad, moda y fantasia acabados de
recibir
Fayas. gr6s glasses de seda negros.
Elegantes trajes Parisenes.
Vestidos, batas penadores blancos de Nansouk,
bordados.
Lazos, corbaas uegos de cuellos punos de encaje
y seda para Sras.
Mantillas Sevillnas Madrilelas.
gelos puntos de seda lisos, tioreados rameados.
Sombreros de terciopeo y otras classes adornados pa
ra Sras ninas y ninos.
Camisas de hilo bordadas para SrGs.
Frentes bordados para camisas de Sras.
Panuelos de batista bordado para la mano
1elas de fantasia para enaguas lisas y bordadas.
Encajes cuny chantilly, guipures de todas classes,
blancos, negros de coores.
Ayios Az de Bautismo eegantes y de tOdos preeiOs.
Telas blancas para vestidos adornos, caladas riza
das, de stas cuadros, adamascadas cuajades piques
blancos estampados.
Merinos negros ;isos labrados.
Panos labrados, Elastcotnas negras, verde OLIVIA,
azul vvo castano.
Damasco de lana, verde, azul amarillo earnest
ora innidad de articulos propos para Ia estacion
La espera extenso variado surtdo de
mercancias que anunciara sus uumeroso favorecedo-
res de la Isla So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
A V / s @

Tengo e gusto de poner conocimento de los Sres
alcaldes ADMINISTRATORS de Aduanas, Jueces de Ia
Iastancia, de Pax varios particuares que tenan
hecho peddos que he resivdo va los retratos de S. NJ
sl Rev d. Alfonso XII de todss classes tamanos son
ae los meorss mas parecidos que han venido.
Cuando deseen pueden mandar por elos; pues va
hay algunoseoloe con su cristal magnifeO mar
so dorado para los que vengan solictarlos:
Los hay grandes en- magnffca litograffa; del mismo
samaiho uminados; acaballo de la entrada en- Madrid
de dos cuartas media de ancho por tres de largo
oQrafa de media vara en- cuadro, en- targeta america
aa no de cuerpo entero al 6leo, remitido de Madrid
eolocado en- un precoso marco dorado pintado por
uno de nuestros mejores pntores-P uerto- Rico 2 de
Abril de 1S75.-Eduardo Larroca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
lUltimas Noyedades.
GEL ORV Z n b.
5l.-SAN FRANCISCO-51.
PUERTO-RTCO
LLANERAsY .vINAs.
LLANERAsY WIN AS.

Ponemos concmeno de nueos aYoecedores los M
Pores Epano Frances Liverpool hemos bdos complete
valado suio de mercanc ote las cuaes deamos las siguen
Cose oomqata de hlo ago lon abaleros ninos
sas boada nco do td sombrero de paa merno
cab&eo de adornados para
peo uo de- co1ba de tod classes ormas de Ultima noedad
gaan seda cabria camea mea calce!nes panueos de
mano so bordado abanicos de MADEIRA mar ma vaiada de
gasto osao bros de miaa para las 6e efectos
ma marroqnnes R6s complete sudo de cazado pas
enoras cabaleros nnos de las meoe acreaas kbrcas
Sopicanos pdbico vorez dudando queda
"a compacdo de la cada baratura de t0dos Rico
Mario de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
"a ILUSIRACON PUBRTO-RIQUbNA,'
CENTRIC DR RsUBzKCA@IONEs
Y TALLER De ENCUADERNACION,
!
de los Sres. Furnaguera y KoHa.
Fort0lesa 48.

Recomen1amos al iustrado pdblico, tanto de esta
Capital como de los pueblos de Ia Isa, las obras por
subscription que Sc expresan:
Anales de Ia Cruz Roja, por d. Saturnino Gimenez
Enrich n
Los Juramentos de Amor, por Antonio de Padua.
Dramas de Paris, por Ponson du Terrail.
Varias, novelas de Alexandra Dumas (hijo)
La vuelta por Espana, por socedad de lteratos.
Los Novios, por Alexandra Manzoni.
FL Pariso Perddo, por Milton.
Historic de Espana, pOr Zamora Caballero.
Historic de Francia, por ID. Vicente Ortiz de la Pue-
bla.
La Creacion, hiStoria natural porD Juan Vilanora
Piera. Edieion de gran lujo.
La Sagrada Biblia, por D. Felix Torres Amat di
cion de gran lujo.
Historic de Espana, pOr D. Rafael del Castillo. Ed
cion de gran lujo
Sc mandan catalogos todas las personals que los
sociten.
Todo Ell que quiera suscribirse puede mandar dos Pc
SOS adelantados lie iran remitiendo las entregas
francas de porte, hasta fnaIizar Ia obra.
Sucursales.-San Jose, 20, Mayagdez-1sabel, z,
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Almacen de Hero
DE ALVAR0 vAzQUEz,
en- la Marin0.-Puert0- Rico.

Sc acaba de recibir drectamente de Europa un sur
tidode herro de las dmensiones sguente barras plan
chuelas de II, 81 3, 81 3 II, l. apugada de ancho
por T. {, ], sy de grneso. Redondas de g. p 2, II
1t 9L3 pulgada grueso idem 4, 5, b, 8y grueso.
Cuadrados 3, 2, 428, ,214 II, 14I4,B j { grueso.
Planchas Q chapas para calderas de vapor y otros
usos s, ], 8, /, Ito 1t16 y 1872
Balriles de clavos galvanizados idem de hero.
Pnturas aceite, ees de herro para tonelero torni-
Hos remaches para naquinas otroa nuchos arfculos
dihciles de enumerar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
MIGUEL SAlNZ,
CALLB DR San FRANCISCO II Y SAN JUSTO 81.

Constante surdo de mercanas Iosa Frances Aeman Sui
Begas EPanoa en- os de tods casos aicuo de fan
tasa
Venta comison de odos leg acuos relatives ramos
Sombreros de Panama, Jipijapa Anioqufs
Ventas grand vents de los
especialnente de los antiques reaconados de Ia
Sc los uldos por que ren cuatro
ntervaos todo los baqe M ve vpor que pro-
cedene de lol pncaesd Europa, egan 1876
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Para los SreS. HaceldadOS.

Dep6sito de carretas de feje de hierro de MADEIRA
consrudas de un todo, pares de ruedas sueltas ade
mas todos los artculos concernientes esta clase de
obra camones hechos rayos pinas todas las
piezas de hierro de MADEIRA que be neeesitan para
carretas earros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
A los Carpinteros.

es necesita para encargarse de ladireccioa de
On taller ecanico de cajoaerfa para envases one sea
active integente que nteress Ell que reuna estas
euadades desee colocarse pueda drigrse los Sres
b Conill ca, Gale de San Justo ssquna la de la
Luna, donde adquirira informes.-Puerto-R Rico,
Abril de 1875
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
AN UN CLIO.

Ell conocido escultor D. Salvio Bras de cuyos ira
bajos MADEIRA tanto ha ocupado en- amos anterio
la prensa de esa Capital ha vueto abrr su taller
de escultura, pinura, dorado Mbrca de espeios en-
la calle de la Fortaeza num- q donde oece al Illus
rado p1blico de toda la Isla.
Restaura los espeios que esten en- NAL estado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
PARA CADIZ

Ell q de Abrlpr6ximo, saldrade:este puerto une de
los magnincos vapores de la Empresa de A. Lopez
ca; admite carga iete pasajeros, =
Precios de Pasaies.
5000 Ia Camara, $3.50 en- ga, y $40 en- ga
Precios de fetes $l5 tonelada
Con aguna anticipation vsara Ell vapor que Sc des-
tine para dicho viae. Para otros nfomes dirgirse
sns consgnataros Sres Sobrinos de Ezouiaga. ePuer
to- Rico, Mario % de 1875. st ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Ia A N G A.!
PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANosl

Ell Sr. Sarriera, deseando cuanto antes acabar de
realizar magncos pianos de la acredtada fabrca de
Bernarsggi los ofrece al p1bco menos de costo
que es en- $275 de contado Advirtendose que gua
les los de partda de IS que rao dicho Sr. haze
unos ssis meses, escogdos todos por efmiso la Pc
onsua Los Sres. que nteresen podran pasarse en- la
calle del Cristo n1mero 5 principal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Maderas de ausubo.

Sc realiza una partida de vigas, Eiguetas cuarto-
nss, alfaas otras varias maderas del pals todo 10
9ue 80 realizs eeA precios m0dicQa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
PRECIos DE ANUNCIoS.

se lneas de impression pubhcandose hasta veces
~ rengon exceda de los
dobes cuando los anuncos hyan de pubcse
ndmsros los de neas-Por
admiten anuncos precios convenconaes
cado cobraran 10 cenavos Ia nea mpresa Anuncos
&niCado bonaran adeantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Historic De Ia IlSurrsgciOl De Lares,

precedida de resea de los trabaios separatstaa
que venen hacienda en- la Isa de Puerto Rico desd
la emancipation de las demas posesiones hispano-u-
tramarinas, seguda de todos los documentos ella
reterente por ID. Jose Perez Morris d. Luis Cueto
Gonzalez Quijano.
Este loro, en- que tanto tenen que aprender los bue
nos espanoles, vende doce reales en- La Admnstra
cion del BOLEIrN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Carbon de piedra.

Para talleres de herrera para rnaquinas. Sc rea
liza partda de carbon de esta cese embazado en-
bocoyes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
En- ell partido de Rio

pedras barrio de Sabana-lana. Sc vende una esanca
sompuesa de rs cuerdas de terreno mas menos con
basnos pastos abundantes aguas. Hay en- ella un Sc
noruco depiedra caliza un horno para haeer cal Tie
ne vegas de quebrada produce mny buena cana de
Az0car teniendo la venaia de estar Immediate la ha-
eenda central de los Sres Suare7. Els tambien aprop6
alto para poner una lecherfa. Tene ademas casa de
Nenda orilla de Is carretera ramo de carncerIa Ell
gae Ia interese puede verse con Da Isabel Hodge de
Hsnison en- el misrno pueblo con D. Rafael Morales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
VEN T A.

Sc vende una casa con su correspondence solar en-
81 barrio de Puertas de TERRA de esta Capital un
carruaie de cuatro asentos Para precios demas por
Pons del comercio qnsn nformar6. 11-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07

Establecimiento de ylveres al pormenol
2O.-0RUZ-20.

depahc
la pr % pan ss spaandos ivan
emna tales
garaaaNOz @lQ sprmaa completes &C
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
PREcIos DE sUscRIPCIoN.y

Por aho $40 la isPor seis $3.50 eentavoPeE
Timestre 3Por reales en- la Capital 10
de IsaPor la Peninsula exrangero
e Per6dico franco de porte ings SIS anua-Por
la isa de Cuba $l2.
Las uscrpcOnes pagan mpre por adentado suscrp
torres puden enendsrse los Agen drecamene Ad
mnstracion
Ell BoLRfIN Sc envia tOdas parties franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
INTERESANTE.

Para Ia parroquia de Lares Sc ne
cesita IN Sacristan seglar que seps
tocar el ammonium. Dirigirse al parro-
co del mismo pueblo. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
G A G A O

En- 81 almacen de where's de d. Venancio Luna, ca
lie de la Fortaleza Sc acaba de recibr de la Guaira
pequena partida de de cacao; clase regu-
lar que para pronta reaizacen etrecen4 un prsoe
gentsjozQ al compra5ogs w
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
GIRODE LETRAS.

B: Borras Hermanos, del Comercio de esta Plaza
giran sobre Alicante, Barcelona Bilbao C6dix Coru-
Palma de MalIorca, Padroli Pontevedra. Kyadso San
Sebastian, Sevilla, Santiago, Santander, Tarrarona,
Fuy, Valencia, Vaadoid, Yigo, Vivero, yillagsrOia
y zaragoza.--Puerto-R 10 de Enero de lS73.-Ca-
lie de la Fortaleza, mum 81 M8TP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Camas de hero v for
ros de Iona sueltos para las msmas Sc haan de veu
ia FL Tel<gr9to, calle de San Justo ntmero -
d. Juan Cancio v Ro-

dsiguez, Dr. en- Medicira , Cirujfa
participa d sus clientes y al pdblico
e general que ha cambiado su domi
lilo ia cattle da San Francisco nj
nero So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
Consulado Britanico.



La correspondence cierra en- este Consulate IOa
dias siguientes:
Para Inglaterra, Espaha, 7
Francia, Aemania, toda
Europa, ASIA Santhomas, }El 12613y ~.
Pacffco, TERRA frma las Ezf
Colonias Inglesas.
/. fsIs ris.s. 81 Brasil > Rio de Ell da ~.
Para los Estados. Trn,dos Via de Ssnthomas por q
poramericanoe el 126 Is.
Para los Estados-Unidos. Via DE- 9la Jamaica. az
Segun disposition del Gobernador Britanico en- los
dias de correspondence para Europa, las cartas 80
traeran este Consulate hasta la del dia sin null
ia hasta las multa de 10 eentavos porcar-
ta excepto las que echen Ell buzon los sellos
ingieses necesarios
Cuando Ell franqueo es forzoso las eartas puestas
en- ell buzon anqueadas no pueden ser enviadas
por Ell vapor ingles. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07

Pubicase per6dco domngos microbes viernes Guam
h 10 exgn las ccunsancias, epaense supemantos
.rSts los suscriptores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07
VILLA DE PARIS
TORTALEZA 40.

Guantes de cabritilla blarcos negros para senoras
ycabaeros recbidos de Paris el del corriente Puer
! Rico, Mario IL de 1875. 5--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-07

La correspondence Sc cierra en- este Consulate lOa
dias siguientes:
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05

floor and without him there TO play the
clown, the national house of representa-
tives would be dull, stupid place. He
cannot be spared from the floer--but that
may spare him.
Then there is Gilbert G. Walker of Vir-
ginia, totally without congressional expert
ence Nathaniel p. Banks of Massachu-
sets, for whom the democracy have no
more use and score of other lesser and
greater lights, all of whom we pass by and
come to Michael G. Kerr of Indiana, the
man, of all others, who should be speaker.
Although not member of the last con-
gress, he had been of the four previous
ones and always took high rank as an able
debater, far politician and an honest
man. He is unstained by jobbery and un-
tainted by back pay either in pocket or by
vote, and would sustain the reputation of
the chair Possessing all the qualifca-
tions for the place, there would be no
hopes for his selection but from the fact
that, while the strife is 80 spirited between
Wood, Randall Cox aud others without
any apparent chance of an union among
themselves, Kerr is the second choice of
all of these candidates and, presumably 30,
of their friends. He is, moreover, strong
believer in and advocate of honest money
but this fact, while an additional recon-
mendaton, is relied upon to defeat him
with southern and western democrats.
Altogether it is a lively little fight, in
which we trust Kerr may win.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
Vicinity Items.
GAYsvILL.R.

A railroad survey is in progress from
Rochester to Bethel. The surveying party
reached Gaysville on Saturday last A
subscription paper ID in circulation asking
aid for the survey, and the railroad excite
meat is at fever heats -, .,...
The lumber sheds of Hassan & Edmunds
thousand feet of lur1ber, mostly hard wood
were consumed by fire on the night of
Thursday week. The fire is supposed to
be incendiary. Partially insured. 5.
~ s PITrsFoRD.
The school at Pittsford qparry station
commences next Monday, under the charge
of Mr., w. Twichell of Middlebury.
r.. G. Smith will begin singing school
at the Town hall, Pittstord, next Monday
evening. u 40 M
The teachers institute for Rutland coun-
ty will be held here under direction of
Prot. Edward Conant, state superintend-
ent of education, on Friday and Saturday
of this week. rs - ." -
Wn. p. Granger of Providence. r. l.,
spent last Sabbath with his father, Chester
Granger, ESQ.,, A - IL. TT.
- NORTH PoULTNEY.a '-"3
The district school, taught Ivy Minnie L.
Fenton, in district No. G, In Poultney,
closing Oct. 10Th, was one long to be re.
membered in the minds of both teacher and
scholar. 1t was the fifth term taught by
Miss Fenton in that district. " 1t was cell
ebrated by declamations, compositions and
singing. First in the order of exercises
was singing by the whole school, swell
come Here" Then came a composition,
"Why 60 to School," by Matte L. Fare
well "a girl of ~, and it was very good in
deed for 30 young a girl. Several decla-
nations then followed, after which song,
"Katie Lee and Willie Gray" by Mia
Lewis and Matte Farewell. The smaller
scholars then spoke their pieces in man
ner that did credit to themselves and
teacher. The school then Joined in sing
ing promptly at Nine in the Morning"
Della Farewell recited the ''Duck and the
Kangaroo" very prettily. A number OF
other good poems followed among them
were ',Pussy's Mistake" by Matte Fare
well 4; Walking with the World,
by Carrie A. Lynch "The Monk and
the Song Bird" by Mia j. Lewis.
Mia Lewis then told how the "Gates came
ajar," In the way of beautiful song and
chorus. Miss Fenton and Carrie Lynch
singing the latter with her Annie Healey
recited "Lord Elworth's Daughter; Emma
Hughes, "Lord, hear the beamen's cry"
Carrie Lynch read . composition, SONY
Wait" The last piece was then sung,
"We may all meet there by all of the
school. The teacher then gave cards to
the scholars, and prize to the one who
had the most credit marks. Those stand
ing the highest are Della Farewell 32l,
Annie Healey 1858, Matte Farewell 1858,
Mia Lewis 900, Carrie Lynch 400, Emma
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
THE BARRE BANK BURGLARY.
A Mysterious Bundle Found in Piermont

n Mysterl0us Bundle Found in Piermont
The dead calm in news incident to the
Barre burglary experienced slight ruflle,
last week, through The arrival of Sheriff
Bailey, last Thursday, with a mysterious
bundle, which is supposed to have some
connection with the affair. 1t contains
two pairs of false whskcrs -one black, the
other gray a portion of knit drawers
leg i; Scotch cap new pair of "Arc-
ties; muddy pair of leather slippers; and
two pairs of wooden and two pairs of cot
ton stockings, also muddy. These were
all wrapped in a blue "jumper." Thebun
die was found on the 18th of October, by
Mr. E. =. Andres of Piermont, while
chopping in the woods, a short distance
from the Brook road leading from Pier
mont bridge to Wentworth, and about
three miles from the bridge. He wrote at
once to Sheriff Bailey, who went and took
possession of the property. Curley does
not identify the bundle, and says If Miles
had any such things with him, he did not
know it. The route taken by Miles and
Curley, on the morning after the burglary,
was past the spot where it as found, and
Curley says they stopped few miles be-
| yond Piermont bridge, aud that he left the
team for few minutes. What Miles did
in his absence he does not know. 1t will
be remembered that among the stuff found
in the woods, near where DIR. Whittemore
met Miles and Curley, was a portion of a
pair of drawers. 1t may be that the draw
ers' leg in the bundle may fit on to that,
and, in that case, a connection will be
established with the burglary So says the
Montpelier journal.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05

In speaking of the fight against the die
tation of John Kelly and Tammany, the
Troy Press says "This sort Of thing
4" should not be INDUCED in any more. "
Certainly not. 1t is exceedingly undemo-
cratic. 1t is all well enough to declaim
against the dictation of the president and
the custom house, when the republicans
control these offices, but to protest against
the zone man power" centered in John
Kelly, or rebel against the nomination of
corrupt democratic politicians by secret
political society when that society Is Tam
many, is all wrong. 1t is a cardinal prin-
ciple of that kind of democracy that dis
honest, ignorant democrat is better law
maker than an honest, intelligent republi-
eau. Yes, Mr.. Press thisIlttle thing must be
stopped honest democrats have no right
to hesitate about supporting John kelly's
and Tammany's corrupt nominees.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
,TWeed's Faithful Wife,

They were married when the man was a
chairmaker, and they might have had a
happy career had the former remained hon.
est. They lived in u plain manner, min
gled withmechanic's society and we're the
parents of two boys and two girls, good
looking and healthy children. The cru of
mesetricious splendor has come and gone
like dream. The girls are married. Each
had a diamond wedding and each has sunk
into obscurity and poverty. The two sons
once held fine appointments in the service
of the ring, but they are now only loung-
ing around the city hall. The i'll gotten
wealth is almost all gone. A million and
a half has passed into the hands Of her
lawyers, and yet her husband is prisoner.
A seedy and corpulent old man inhabiting
a pair of rooms in Ludlow street Jail, Is all
that is left of one who has been chair
maker, alderman, and lawyer, commission.
er of parks, public buildings and docks,
state senator, and for seven years the auto
crat OF New York. The only redeeming
feature IL the faithful wife, who Is reducing
h.rself to poverty in hope of obtaining her
husbands release. ,I..r, 1900
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
LOSSES.
John Brett's loss is as follows
Sale of Guernsey Cattle.

About a year and a half ago the Massa-
chdsetts society for Fronting agriculture
imported Q small but choice herd of Guern-
sey cattle, and Wednesday afternoon, at
1.-The residence of Mr.. Thomas Motley,
president of the society, at Jamaica Plain,
some Of the cattle were sold at public auc-
ton, the trustees having decided that it
would be more beneficial ITO the farming
interest than to disperse the animals
| through the country. There was fair at
tendance of wealthy gentlemen present
who were more or less devoted to the pur-
suits OF agriculture, and the prices realized
for the cattle were as large as could be ex-
pected, considering the times. The follow
ing animals were sold for the amounts in
dictated:
Bulls-Bull Duke of Guernsey, 3 years
old, color pale red and white, 500, Col.
II. s. Russell of Milton.
Bull Goiiah, year old, red and white,
out of imported Giantess, Imported in dam,
$64, to Thomas j. Field of Mortified,
Mass. let
Bull calf Grandee, months old, out of
imported Grace, color dark red and white,
imported In dam, $75, to Albert Howard
of West Bridgewater.
Cows-Giantess, years old, color red
and white, to calve February 81, 1874, by
Duke of Guernsey, 500, to ]. b. Case of
Weston. n1 lrf. "a
Gipsey, years old, color tawp and
white, to calve Feb. 20, 1876, by Duke of
Guernsey, $145, to Albert Howard of
West Bridgcwater.
Gold Drop, 8 years old, LIST prize COW OF
the Island of Guernsey, color fawn and
WHITE. with bull calf one week old, by
Duke Of Guernsey, $240, to s. w. Rodman
of Burlington.
Gossip, years old, color fawn and
white, with bull calf two weeks old, by
Duke of Guernsey, $l85, to Thomas l.
Motley. 'r"
Gertrude, 0 years old, color brindle, to
calve soon, by Duke OF Guernsey, $3.50, to
Thos. l.. Motley. s'.
Gazelle, 8 years old, color red and white,
to calve April o, 1876, by Duke of Guern-
sey, $175, to w. G. Cabot of Brockline.
Grace, s years old, color red and white,
to calve February Z, 1876, by Duke of
Guernsey, $i77 80, to Martin Briamer,
Beverly --,
Gloriosa, 9 years old, color red and
white, to calve soon, by Duke of Guernsey,
| $301, to A. Il. Brown of Brookline.
Gem, O months old, out of Gipsey, i'm
ported in Dam, 500, to W. w. Wilson of
Waterfowl. ~