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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
Hero galva,niiizado.

Del liso, que entran ounce tejal on
quintal, hay de .venta en- ell almacen de
Enrique Delgado, calle de Tetuan n6me-'
n32. %e ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
NEW-YORK (E. UNIDOS.)

En- el almacen de David A. Rodriguez,
Sc encuentra constantemente un surtido
complete de estas mAquinas, las s''icas e-
jstinsus de Singer Sc que introducen en- esta
isla. Ell pdblico las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto Is el mejor elogio que puede ha-
cerse. No tiese'a riUGl.
La fabrica de Singer vende al ano
$4,000 m6quinas mas que cualquiera otr..
No dsj0rse Gluci'sGr con las nsatas '"'s7
tacis,ses que Sc ta6ricas: No esta Ia eco9o-
mia en- razon del precio, sino en- la calidad
del artfculo. Las nsdqui''as de Singer d.-
lyass, sin ercepcse's, De6s.te y tfesst0 a'aos. 6
ei.Unioo lagente en. toda ia lsia, David a.
Rodrigues.-San Francisco -30.-Dep6-
sito On Ponce, J. E. sssiaachsr. H.
s. limpian yconponsn n6quina. Do 90
Ss,reciben On pagos las usadas sisndo d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
COnPAlIA RIAL DE- VAPORIS COIRHOS IAGLESRB

sUByENCONADA GoBIERNo DEsAB
O-HzC0& EUgoEA OESOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
HAB,AlNA D1RE0To.

= Gfan Inca dc vapOres .Franceses.
Santander San Is de cada
frances sale da rs de San
Thomas
e go $780, caeg $75 8: caegoa $780, ntepuente poa
$50
PASAJES De FAMILIA
unto moae de aHo
Ida VUELTA
a exDiden vuea rsba del Is
obre 81 del pasae Waldo por IL Estos
por adelanado co
senadd
rcd eNossd sdame T
nsa's- - 8 sa. CklADOS
q
asad .N. Y
Assa una a sas. lda O.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
Gcn Inca Dc VaPuw FIsDaw Dc Ia Conoada General Ttaaaaia
SERVICIO DlRECTO.

oe ayaguez Santander Havre Burdeos Pauia d1a Ill
10 caoa mes-l categora $780, $l $3.50 Enpuente
PASAJE DE FAMILIA s.s
compuesta cuao pesonas por menos paguen
aohtante de cuao de camara rebaia
I'D F5 eSto So entlende en- LIS viajos .asatl&nticos
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
Sc exden para Europa de ida rebaa del Is
Sooe total del Waldo IL Esto
adelantados. - r'O ~ f~e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08

So lmpiAn ycomponsn m6quina. do seser: - -.
Ssrecibsn pagos as usadas ssnde Dc sstos hoaAts
Sc alquilan mkquinas, tanto mensual. . -
, 1876-03-11

sskod for aoEno 8cfIpturAt instance Of any mag!a-
tsa:o commanding preonerp 70 put on their bats.
1te mott asked 10 be 8hnwu. - either printed or
written. any law Of England that did command
sncl, thing" Then Tho Judge grew worry Rngry.
and sald, II do 10. carry my law books on my
bnck." ''But." said Fox. toll mo where Il tG
pr,ntod in any atatuks-book, that may raad II |"
Iho Chief Justice cried out PrevArlcAtor |" and
ordered tho Quakera 10 ba taken away.
When they were brought befote him again Tho
Chief Justice aaked Fox whether hats we're men
toned at alI In The Bibfo2 "Yes," said the
Quaker, "in she third of Danlof, rheto thou
nAyat read that the three cb!idron wero cast into
the fiery furnace by acknowledgements command
Witt! their coats. their hose. and their hats On !!
1fere waa 4 proof tliat evcn q hsAthen King
hifowed incn 10 wear hats in h!a presence. "Thts
plain instance stopped him. j" says For. $50 ho
cried again. 'Tako them away, EAolcr' Accord
togly No wero taken away aud tlItslss in among
Tho theyos. whore We wero Kept groae x1ltle.'
Alter nine weeks imprisonment " for nothinc
but about their hate." ~ tho Chief Juattco told
them, they ware. again brought before him.
''Wnch he did, says Fo1, "and gave them
unto ua; and We put thom on aeR!,,. Then the
Judga begau 10 mako = RrcAt spooch how ho
Represented tho Lord Protectors person, and
that he had mace him Lord Chief Juesico OF
England" Tho G,iakera woso stcorrig!hle. Thoy
we're sent back To priAot bit uot really so much
for the wearing OF their hts for tlle snsplcsou
that they varo royAtiat cmis.aHeB affecting ro-
lgious sinGularty In order 10 WIN their way
among The ertreme Purstaus.
, 1876-03-11

We can notloo only oursodly those evsnsa that
caused aud introduced the rebellion. III. BAtn.,
Ill We shall End that David had become indo.
Lent, and WAS mantfeating moro ind moro
strange tncons!stenelas of coLduct. He was
rapidly loaing tts purity and tnuooancy Of Ata
carly days. uo had boen deeply engagod In Ok.
altinR bis Kingdom. IN former WAITS he took the
lead Of his ArmLos, but nov that he wished to
punish tho children Of Ammon, he sant Joab
and hts army 10 Tasags thelf country. This
lesdor ueat ut onca and committed groat havoc
Oh tho peop!o and thelt property. until they
reached Habbah, tho metropolis Of the Aumoa-
ites, situated In tho mountainous region ,of
Qtlead. where tho ruins ot this ancient city
arc Attli to be aeen. David remained 1t home,
1lIs friends soon hsd occAaion to ray, IA great
man haa fallen In TsTaol."
One su Ia yory apt to lead to another. 10
David. having takoa very long ssop downWaEdB
fsIs compelled 10 take Auothes-aVon the xnur-
der OF bis faithful and conscientious soldier,
Urlnh. The prophet N2khAu viHlted him, and
EelAtod 4 worry beautiful knd pathetic parable,
and thereby opcned DAytds eyes, 10 shat hs
could Ret clearly tha Attocity Of hts oHn crlmaa.
Nathan. tllen. uttered those memorable wosl2 i
"Ihou sst The n,su." This usserauoe {x4l., u
plercad his heart, penetrated his soul and thon
{Ps. ~. Wonderful enough, God pArdouod him
80 faf n rotated 70 hla restoration to Divine
favor. His high chkraator for ptety hi,
| onlnont rank IN civil lifs rendered. II abao.
IutelY nsesssAsy for God to toAtify, that sin In
King H&s - great ~ sin 10 subject. ~ sssAa
man hAs iAlIen thl4 day tn Lsl4l, the psopls
aala. "WiA Qsd paa4a hlaf JoaAihaa fal
, 1876-03-11
AN IMPORTANT LITTER.

from p5otu[rsut gentleman aud resdent ef cneaaau
H. fur H. na.t nm yaAra wall " ths nSMspapAs
pubil,hxEy throughout The United stAtos.
NEW YphK, 0at, II, lHfa.
IN. RApuAr:DsA SIN: an Induced by :an.s y .s st
vstlus ii you1 u.eIieus 1nyse,t For several }sArs
lad besn Ahvced With tfoabs la the bladder .na
II srrbly Affecting dtsa..e .hlsn !s
Elimination q lho dneya and tiAddss. md EAVs q -
nrs ep1Ioa ta.s ,ny peRet I
phy.ss.as. I'D haa taken l.sfe 9a.PsiY q msd.eas
had aston.shlux having bcaa ~ yoaf
frmodits. and tou! onths NO Eesd notos u The
sasessa ptssonE - .ho s.d !oas os.9 :aasx :. ~
Pa1iiA. nsso!vsnl Asad1 KslI:t. md Rssa1ank fts-
and eontnsneed Aklas ths la thEss dAsH ~as Gzsss
y 9'sl'''sa' s@a no" bss g. g. n. JANE. aaai.naat 0.
, 1876-03-11
Phosphorus for Itlsotnutn,

Dr.. Gutter 1eIates 10 interesting case In hia
ptsctica-that Of An energetic cAtpoptar who.
III building hot4ouso. Mas exposed to the aua u
heat uu,ier glass in tue summer tina, thla OK
pasuro being followed by symptoms OF distu1b-
aucs Of the ner,ous tystem. evincluR |oBs Of
uo,yo force. Naturally OF . oool temper, 10 b.
ca1n0 axcltabie. wa uuabls to cast kccountH, bis
steps woso rapid aud manner nervous, but seer-
lessuass was the most prominent aud peyplox,nY
symptom. Chlosal hydrate, bromide OF po.as.
stun, opium, su'phits Of NOR hl., and saleriaa.
ate Of moEphiA. wsro sucaeaatsely tried without
Avail. Finally, reasoning that hero was c4su
OF losa Of uosvs force, aud knowing phosphorus
TO b most impoFsAnt nerys food, Df. Gutter
prescribed one-1ftlash Of = grain thrice dat!y ia
pill foxm- In : few days b. slept - wall - .Ycr.
and, 'diseontnuiag tha pllk4 LA ARss had hla
hAt1sat ejteo
, 1876-03-11

Homebodys waiting fur somebody,
Where toac8 and tsa1ttA while,
Meath tho glance ct thatr proud sun-lnvet.
Arr dlmpltng With EinileA of light.
And sonebody kuowa that somebody
IL watching tor him the Wills,
And that soinehody xAtts to greet him.
Al flowers tic aln, WITH sntlA.
And roses Are kissed BY their lover,
And daiaioa ara thrilling With bliSs;
hut somebody knows thai sweotsE tips
Arc waiting for him 10 klss.
And tito south breszs Is atyly muru'rinx
In tho EoAes' aud eA1stes' ear:
But somebody's tlstenIng to swsese1 words
ThAA tho dAHieA eytt haAE. EAxA
, 1876-03-11

AIr. Pope 1lennessy, In q note TO hls article on
"Tlo Tory Party aud tho Catholics, snys OIL
tho 10th OF juno, about twelve yoars aHo, tho
present Lord Halifax [fotme1ly sir Chssios
Wood. Chancellor OF the Exc4o4ue1 upder a!r.
Ossastono) asked Tory Catholic (prohAbly MF.
Henuessy himself for the article Uas then worry
acarco) why be. on that particular daT ONLY Wnfe
Z vhito ross in his button ho!e; adding: Any
gardener iu tho north Of England tiotkahlte;
Where nun,bers Of gro.s cas.iu''c fami'ies st!ll
linges) alnays npeaIs Of bring'ug cut tLe Nh!te
raaus for tue l0.a OF June. What IL thore psea..
liar about tho dato !" Tho Tory y. i. e1pls!ncd
tbst II wa the birthday OF Jsines III. *sLs IRE
tender"). snd 10 reminded Lord ilslt,fsx ,' ot
Lord CGosIoraela's %promptu TO ths cfsloltu n.S
dy who stteadsd s pJassgffGom ' }th
orange lily h;pocsitlcA!Iy dspla1ea Oh hss
brsAat.
Ear, lozety Tory, whasea ths jsat
OF wearing orange en- thy hrcast.
Whsu thst bre.lt, uphesxiug, ahows
THIS xhltsnsss of tbs se6ol gosaT
, 1876-03-11
now resolved to lead better llfs. IIe wished
to cohtlt,n him In I1ia Io9lQua tauieucIaa.

now resolved to lead better llfB. 1e HiRhed
to confirm him In hs religious Tendencies.
AbEhoEI blinded the nses OF tho King. Ho far
no hati kept hls destgna 10 titnaalf. Of made
them known ol!ly to few trusty friends. Alb.
SALON want 10 Hebron. tlo) In hore dlyulgetl
nont sptnH to iii tho trlboa OF lnrao: 10 confirm
Ills pravions ashuranca- that tie mass Of tho
people were In his favor. ThcY wore 10
sound tho roaplo a9d aAcersaln esacslY how
wore favorable to now order nf thing, should
10 formed into military companies nra he held
~ minute men, roady 10 march 80 soon ~ s,,sy
galon In iituE, and ho!ds ,is Court as Hebron"
Abealom's eucccaa now dofunded upoii lte ex-
ec,tvo ability. Ho VAS probably too al,sowd to
tell hts purposoB to hia wifo II liz had one. lie
women Of Iarsel many g!fts.. They had the won-
aerful power Of rnnlnnicAtinR knowodge. lle
know that groat talkcrn ara norer to bo
TRUSTED with secrets. lIo induced goo ineu to 80
what. Soon tho King heard That Cabinet OF,
f}ccr, Ia whom ha had onsiro CONFIDENCE. had
proved unfaithfnl to lia truat-tlad deceived tho
people and ras plotting revolution In a1nrs Of
State.
(l2) Abaa1om was bold enough to ins'ss into
bis Council Abithophel, Dayid'i privY couusc!-
of-a man Of learning, ability, wisdom. in
f9ense (.7;, 3l}. ana purity Ct 81. character.
ment OF bin granddaughter, and hor husband,
Urial and Was ou1y too glad to aid IN establish,
| Ing a now ordor Of ilinEs. "Illo conspiracy
vas strong" Great aud deep dssatlnfaetlon
creaaed rapidly. The Ring was greatly distressed
| When ho found thh: bis beiored son and his
Prime Minister Ahithopel lad forsaken him
had reboIled-had stolen thu lIearts OF the
| people, Thon Its couBcihncs did Its office. It
reminded bim hourly, and especially in tho dark
| hourK Of the nighs what shame and disgrace
he lad brought upon all 1Asao!. His own nes-
aengor came and thundered in lila oars, "Tho
/ ~ nfif hn TsrSn {YaH 4ra fan "
, 1876-03-11
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

u.inary and Wor,b DiseAssa yavel Dtabess. Dropsy.
soppa4e of wato., Of uttne bhahts ~.
e xstoE i s5le soadg Isa te vs his
nix, ur thsso norbd, tAtk bi1loua spPaAsanos Aod
white bone-duat dspoat&. and whsa thorc u pncN0E
burning sauBatlon Nhrn pSAihE wats and pain th$ 4A3
oi Tho back and along tho Iolns.
Tumor Of Twnivu Ycnrs' Growth Cured ~
K&lyvnJ's Kesolvsut.
p1ygalY. Msss., July H. 1s$9
Dr. nApwA1 had oy.,t.a snot y hr , o,a ee
IT." tried ssaty hE list WA ftconuoado11 bat ho.h
Ing hsped ue. raw yoas Ksso.snt. NJ fnoufa ~
Wnulu kfr ii: but had ph faith In IT. because hA4 eal
as.d ts9e IL ses. r t ~ :;
NeadY Eells thora u not stsa o. hnoE so b: .Ss
q le aud ttes! b:ssef 1s s ~ 10 ths liz
sIas ei ths bovs o1sr groin Hrts thls 70 yoa ses
tho bsnans Of oshsr. You eAa RasEHnnn RaHnIH rWuFs
PHes. u p%r bottla.
, 1876-03-11

LUiAl0N StsFuFalV Ia tPKH. .
Tho lras o:c.sion Oh which tAo QuaHeFa hst
Gains publicly and officially iuto trouble "As II
no losa . person than Chlof Justice a'y.n.
..Whon we we1o brought into the court" says
Fox, W stood pretty xbl!e With our ls'' on
and all was quiet. aud w.s moved to, to .ay: fs;
youf T bats oil = ssid tLs Judge 10 ns. We sald
ootn,Sg. u ~ Put ID your hats. sad tho Judge.
sEaIn, snIi " sad nothing. Then said tbs
JSdae, tIhs conrt ootn pds 5ou 10 put oa your
ksE.'h 0tssxs Fun. viii Amazing simplicity
, 1876-03-11

,,,,-r,
InE LlLa ~ IAE NEsi.
Hnen hfst came 70 tnls c3uhssJr
nonle comfort LOT 70 nha.
Aost paeAsng 70 my n'nas
Aes tos! ehee.s anu FupI UPS
LIZ aE!o", rsleea ay p.ssat'
1Aa A''5 VI tae "ess'
on,.
"9,a 9,n1s. t'nss t ~ e'eeJ @ husss.
u;sonHa. ttun, s.sn sou,e um.an. .uote,
ALI s"@toea Up l" spoto'
..., r,.
o1o "ua.a eueuetn uutu Asuks nuu Asios1si
~ G".y sue ~Aa 11csssu 1a,.. E
1he LILY ol tns "ess.
one ua3. ~ WAs Na!hlaR
uorh " yon s11a5 aIo1s.
, 1876-03-11
THE LILY OF THE WEST.

TO the Edtter Of Tht Chicago Tribune:
HAvINiA. ILL.,. March 8.-You recsuuy copied
from The Minneapolis Tribune m article eoutan.
ing poem about The Lily Of tho West"
which, that paper ssys, Was inlited by love
sick youth OF Indisna to young lady. Now,
think that youth aud lady must be we'll Along 10
years. for tho song WIS in common vogue forty
yoars ago. to my knowledge. will give it 10
yon az It was aung then. Tho tuno nsed uaa
subsequently uaod for the song Of "Jo Bow err, u
which everybody knows.
4 YoC1u or FtFrT-TuREE BuHMEns.
, 1876-03-11

Fo.ss and Axue eurod 70. aty eeuts. Thsrs IL ueta
.nd q. other m.!.raau. bI!ioHt searIa typhoid ,so1
4nd @ otaeE tevsn tsidcd r. AAdways P1s1 quick
Bold 6y pFuFZtsA.
, 1876-03-11

Declaring tho Constitution Of 1llno!s in CON
fornity With tho orniaanco q l7s7. and admitting
tho State into, the union. Tho nrst
aud 7ndofcaaibls right 70 Worship Almighty God
according to the dictatoa Of thclr own oon-
sciences; TINT no man can Of tight be com.
pelled to attend. oscct, o. support any place Of
worship or to maintain my ministry against
| hls consent; TINT no human authority can. In
| any case whatores, control Or tnterfoto With tho
rights Of conscience; and that no pFoferenca
shall ever be gwen by Law to any religious ostab-
\ lishmcuts or modes Of vofsh!p; and that no
religious test ehkil over bo required ~ qualla-
| cation for any otlleo Or PUBLIC trust under thla
state.-1ll. Con-, 1873, Art; VIII, Bee. 9, ~
| arated from any Established Church, suoh "a
proYnila In En8lnud Tho meotlng-huu min
iatry, ecclesiastical government, snd mode ot
Worship Of Ill classes OF worahlpefs Of Al
mighty God, stand on equal ground All aro
fros and equal. Nor oan any religious test ba
! imposod ~ qualification for public un!ce.
! The school lor the inculchtion Of Feltglon--the
| broad aud tolerant Christianity Of the No" Tes.
tauant, without distinction Of man.made sect or
creed morality tho practice Of the neral and
social duties ct human lfs aud knowledge,
the results OF learning. htands ttus hakween tho
Ffoe State and tho Fros CHURCH, she l!ndtspen.
necessary to good Rovernmens md the hAppi'
neus Of mankind; aud without good goye1n-
! 1nent The FREQ Church cannot endure.
! The National Ccn4ututa1u pEuFlue6 luE I0Ik.
ioua liberty and the separation OF Church and
uutlun, by declaring that Conxsens shall mako
no lsw rcspecttug an establishments Of religion.
nor prohibiting the free exercise thereof. <Con.
The proytaion Of the ordinance Of l787 fos
| uerpetusl religious liberty Is ~ foiloWs: "No
pereop demeantng htmaelf IN reacesbls aud
.udorly manuer shali ever be n'olested On ac'
a eupf Of blu mode OF worship or rsgtous asnti-
! N cuts In said Territory t,.
| tbs purposes Of thn practically ,nasteEeple
eo,upaet OF 1857 arc declared to be Attending
the fundamental principles OF civil and religious
iibcytY Nhich form the basts vheroon these r.
nublics. their tAws aud Constitutions, are aEect-
rd, and 10 fix aud establish those principles II
the bAsta OF Ill laust Constitutions, and uoyeEn'
ments, which foseTsr hereafter shsll 10 fofnlee
I in xald Territory; and to provide also for eht
ostnbIishu,ont OF Htates, and permanans aov
ernn,entY therein. and for their admission 70
share IN tho Federal Councils. OIL Au equal foot
ing with the original ssasas, a. ~ early period
M NAV pe copssatent With the general interest,".
TAls, Tho principles OF civil and Religious lib
ssty. a. known and understood when those term
vcrs introduced into the ord!nsnces aso Tor 81
TINA, and ~ = matter OF lkw. 10 be hed IL
Foundation Of our syatam ot fses government
Nsltgton II recognized, not ignored. IT. psrpse
nal ilhsrty and Incubation SIS saassntsads 10
+ ~ III suhsaqusus prohx.eaa pt ths Bssas uos
, 1876-03-11

OF public business un!in!ahed. AbHalon lhtttr.
I'd The people. Thor lott him with = pleasant
Impression not only Of bis person. but OF l!.s
olear mind and good Judgment. lIo had tho giit
OF increasing tho general discomfort, mud OF
concealinR hls own ambitious daelgnr. LIE lad
tbs gift Ut pleasing tho King, eud Of pretending
to bo willing 10 sacrifice time, money. everything,
Il ho could tlsoreby setyo blB beloved country.
1Ie once slsked tho expression, 80 that
were Jadge; would DO Justice to eveIy m.n,
aud 40 deen that when any man did him obel"
sance he *issed him. 10y 30 AbsAlom stole tho
hoasty Of tho nun Of 1eyAel. lie lek 10 OCCASION
pass whom he could inquire OF 6ualness-m
how thoy wero .ptosposing.-ho1 their lovely
wives wore, and how tAeiE beautiful children
Ahtthophe1. "yhat daughter, Of yours Is tho
belle OF Jetusalen,-shs stFiklngy resembles hsr
mother"
~ Four years hkd passed away sIuce ho re-
turned from 0eHhuF Rnl Two years stnoa no hAu
boom allowed to find his way to tue hoArt OF tue
1srae!teH. lie called upon his fstleF Que day aud
spoke 70 him kindly aud oven tenao5ly' anu o. ~
one Of his sge aud Of numtercsa soila and oaros.
lie said. May 60 10 pay lnY voHs which !
made unto tho Lord, Ia Hebron. Thy humble
servant made vow whilst was tu the 4ouae OF
my grandfather, aaying, II tho Lord will bring
mo homo agstn oven To 1cEuss!on' there Will
wiahoa 10 offer \ sacrifice Of thsoksEasiug At
Hebron. whato such rites uoso often Of
VIA va dachtsd. / Religious life-paytng
voHa 10 ths Lord-alwaJs received hls
APPRECIATION. Ahaalou understood his fashor's
yush var tbat tho father doomed ths son 70
70 ''aesa e sa P.ss " = shs, a y ss slss,
7oa." ~ 4saba aAs Xlnx fsls NIL hla son AsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31

namelcss thrill creeping over stranger at
the sight of the murderer s face were not
standardization damnable and sure, what
evidence could any mortal man bring now
to bear upon the pastp
| have nothing more TO add. lett the
Abbey that evening; and have not hap
pcned TO meet any OF it's occupants since.
/ cannot say ever wish 10 enter IL again,
or envy the future wcarerS of those
famous Jewels. which, for near three hun-
dred years, had been the funeral tiring OF
n corpse and are now, hear restored TO
their old dignity IN the family Golfers.
II Is possible that you vino READ TINS may
laugh ut the whole story, and look on me
as Il lunatic, n sprtualIst, or worse. BE y
so. All | have to say Is that that when !
saw saw with my own eves that when ]
did not understand have not attempted
to explain. As to any solution Of the
mystery, any reason Why a stranger and u
passcr-by should Of II were sol have been
singled out for the witness of n message
from the gfave-a message which yet told
him nothing Tor 50 many Ncars-thOse
may seek for ii who like. For myself, |
am not one who shares in tho rage for
translating everything, no matter how Tar
II /, beyond ~, TO tho level of our present
stage of small ana pnrtia ly-dcveloped
reasoning. Call IL what you Aill-the hand
of God pointing inrXOTably To the discOv-
cry of n buried crime, or the Naturalization
OF a diseased brain-tho facts IRE there un-
alterublc: and such as they are, | have
given them to YOU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31
FIFTH .iTENUE CHANGES.
MiliionRires who have Died. and hen who
are AliiliOuuirc- no Longer.

The Eth avenue is n grand array OF
lalntill mansions and has very permanent ap-
peuraurc, huf Tia" law of mutaiiliN aNscrt~ its
power here Ia a very imprc-sN" manner within
IL wear three of its noted residents have been
carried To- the grave. The trio refer t. Is CONF
posed Of William WodEctt, William -. A,tur and
\. =, stewart. The INST and the last Il this
three were patrons ~ ART, hut A-tor We. desti-
tlte Of all aesthetic taste. THE .oulN pictures
that pleased his eye were the Nign"'tc- ON u
grccuhach. lie owned nothing iu the line u
beauty or art. Earth had nothing beautiful for
HIM hut wealth. Ills remains LEE Ion the family
vault AZ Trinity Cemetery, eight miles from hi+
former residence. while those Il stewart are NJ
yet In the tomb OF y. Mark = th.rCh awaiting
Il removal to the Memorial Church al Garden
titN.
lii addition TO this. there are other social
changes 10 he noticed u~ marking thl- year In "A
peculiar uianuer The death of -. Nnrt oo-
cured shortly after that of Aaron Arnold, II the
grand house Of Arnold, Constable 90. Those
men were rivals in trade, and having fpr halt "A
life time commended for the mastery, thc, - 10
the tomb almost IN the sam" W"rN. Elisha
~, oks .- al.p AN uethrd al ol mis- year thus
tuire uf the grr1 broadway Establishments
have each lc-i lis head. Then look al thc bank
TIpt,,,- # the once leader, of finance. such as
johnston. Daniel Drew. Edward Mathews, and
Others that might he mentioned, which.
t.uU-h once gtcat, HuW only serve Zoo ppint =
moral ana adOrn d tale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31
PART III.
TuI ACT TINE

~ may be easily supposed, aftermy visit
to the Abbey, ANA the story ] had heard IN
tho picture gallery there, the subject Of
my carly adventure with winch II had
boon 80 strangely connected did not puss
out Of my mad rs rapidly rs II had pre-
NIOusiy uOnc. ON tho contrary, the laugh
ter imd iucreduilty with which II had been
met had exactly the opposite effect Ii
stimulated me as soon ~ I returned 10
town to scaich among some old boxes con-
tanning various "IeliQup - Of my bache-
loihoOd. ion the sketch of whiOh have
already spoken, ana which | could not Ie-
mciubcr naViue destroyed.
II rad ever had any doubts rs 10 the
cNaotncss 81 my own memory, they di>ap-
uoartd At once, and Tor ever, when came,
~ by u lucky chance did, upon the
missing canvas. With the single exec ltion
of the surroundings, my sketch of ten
years back might have been one taken
from the portrait itself Of the lovely Lady
Doi othrt Dysdrt then hanging in the PIC
turr gallery ~ Ditchlry Abbey.
Nay, more! The thing " like strap,
winch ! hpd noticed she held IN her hand,
| now recognized rs the leash for her
hound. with which, n"cprdng TO the old
chronicle, she lith gone out on the nunap-
pN day of her cOpemeni. ! THINK should
have written TO NcrsChONle and mentioned
the fact to him. but for an cN cut which
drovrlt ont o. my mind.
ono OF my children was taken i'll with
n dangerous aud infections disorder, and
during the Ions weeks OF her malady--a
mnlluY to which only dCain brought a
tcrminatioE--nll idea or remembrance of
auVthlu" conn 'ctud with the realms OF
romance WAS banishod from me by the
Oliltnraiiug hdlld OF stern, hourly trouble
aud anxiety
You may gue,>, then, at my surprise,
when, about n twClVcmuntl aftrrWnrd, !
rec wed II note from \ersch0Nl couchei
| ~ the following words
"DEAR LIZ FANE; Something has been
| li SCI OACIGO here, STRANGELY FUlIIrllfN Win