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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza, giran sobre Alican-
te, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona. Betan-
EOS, Bilbao, Borar, Cad;x, Ca1da do
Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangade Tineo.
C;artagens, (; Corcubion, Corur1a Curdi-
Hero, ferrol, Gijon, Grado, Habana
Leon, Luarca, Lugo, Lanes, Madrid,
Malaga, Modonedo, Noya, Orense.
Oviedo, Padron, Palma de Mallorca.
Pola de Siero. Pola de Lena, Pola de
La lana, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puentea
,eas, puentedeume, Rivadec, Riyade.
sella, Salss, San Sebastian, Ssnta Maria
de Ortigueira, Santander, Saatiaeo.
Seyilla TarragoDa, Tineo, Tuy, VI
.encia. Valladolid, Vil'agarcia, Viveru
Vigo, Villayiciosa InfestOy zasscoss
San Juan ia pnart0- Rico &or.
elssa y eagains 4 l.ae \ ers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Banos de Coamo.

Los duenos del establecimiento On gu
incesante desvelo de proporcionar cons
tantemente q los Sres. banistas que SO sir
van honrarles con su permanencia todas
las ventajas posibles, tienen ell gusto de
anunciar al pdblico que 4 mas de las mu-
chas mejoras introducidas, IL dc haber
contratado como medico director de las
aguas al DR.. M. Enrique Meyriguac de la
facultad de Paris, incorporate on Ia real
Universidad de la Habana, donde ha
permanecido ocho amos comisionsdo por
al gohierno frances para estudios de patio
logia comparable en- ests Antilla, especia-
lista en- las intermediates cutaueas, reu-
maticas, del est6mago, de los intestinos,
amenorres y desmenorrea y otras anAlo-
gas 4: -
En- consequences, desde el dia de la pd
blicaoion de este anuncio y siguiendo la
practica que rjge On los establecimientos
de aguas termales, cada banista antes de
empezar el uso de las aguas 8 baiios sa-
tisfara al medico director tres pesos como
honorarios de consulta, teniend0 el derecho
sin mas retribucion de hacer todas a7ue-
las observaciones quo hagan referencia
& Ia enfermedad que cada uno le lleva
los banos mientras el paciente este en- el
establecimiento.
Si el m6dico director tuviera que pres
tar asistsncia quirdrjica 9 algun cliente
contraiera enfermedad distinta de la que
motiva el uso de las aguas s banos, en-
t6nces 90 abonalan al facultativo los ho-
norarios que por ley le correspondent, cual
ii 10 esistencia fuara pregtada en- centro
de pohlacion. -Baaos De Ooamo ~ de-
Qatuhrs d s7e,-QastellA Haymappsy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
. FL %BAZAk BjRlNQULNO.' y


Este famoso ESTABLISHMENTS dc ssis pueras consi-
dorado 81 mejor local de esta Ciudad, sito la
calle dc San Francisco esquina 10 de Ia Cruz, ~
traspasa venta oortas exstencias de aricu
los de novedsd Ell que 10 intsrese puede entenderss
con su dueno Enrique Dslgado, calls de Tssuan
ufimeyo AZ. g 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Giro de Letras,

Sobrs C6diz, Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona M6Iso..
Coruna, Santander, San Sebastian Valencia, Dot
eantidadss dc $5 en- adslante eogt vista eiran lo6
que suscribsn. -'
Pusrto.Rieo 10 dc Fsbrsro De 1s75.-Iriorte, Hsri
mAne de Caracens. 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Para participate

asuntos que e interessn dssea sabsr 81 alguno
de los puebos de la Isa reside D. Guillermo Engich
de naOion inges. InformarAn on la Imprenta de So
brine de LarrOca Comp: 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Gran Fabrica de Tabacos.
"LOS RECOMENDABLES" r.
DE LLOMPART Y COMP.
FORTALEZA % SAN JOSE MIJMERO q

Imperiales en- cajas de 50-.-..a S 70.
Canones rayados de So $50.
Regalfa Britannica de So. 80.
Conchas de regalo de so. ....." 40.
Regalia de la Reina de 100. ."" 40.
Brevas cilindradas de 100. ." 40.
Brevas flor de 1OO.. .""33.
Brevas chicas de 100. ."" "25.
Regalfa de conchas de 100. 81" 80.
Regatta superior de 100.. 80.
Regalfa de L6ndres de 1OO.. &c" 80.
ReQallas- "25.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
ANUNCIO.

Sc pone en- vsnta IL 70 da titulada Ia Paloma por
tener que ausentarse su dueno Ia Peninsula sita en-
la cale de San jose num- g. el que ia interese phede
drigirse dicha fonda que ALI SO dar& razon. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
COLEGI0 DE- La CONCEPTION,
SAN JUSIO NUMERO SO.

Para correspondent la favorable acogida que desde
mucho tempo visnen dispensando los SreS. padres de
tamiia al establecimento de mi cargo he introducido
en- 81 grandes mejoras, tanto, en- la parts mate
rial, como los difsrentes metodos de snseilanza
Ademas de las materlas que camprende ia instru,
cion elemental competa curse preparst'rio para e
ingreso al SsminarO, hay las classes de no. dbuio
piano solteo, cargo de profesores d6neos, siendo
sumamente limitsdo 81 sstipendio que sxige para
cursar dichas asignaturas.
La class de parvulos, encomendada en- casi todas
las escuelas los alumnt mas adelantados, est4
20 de la profesOra ID: Obdulia Gonzalez.
Sc admiten hasta doce internos toda pension sien.
do asstides con 81 esmero que tiene acrsditSdo.
HORAS DE CLASE.
De & 10} de la mahana
De l 4 4 de Ia tarde.
Clase de- solfeo dc ~ all.
Clase de diDujo de st II de la noche.
Para mas informes drigrse al professor que suscri-
bs.-Puel to-Rco, SelemDre - de lS76.-Franeisco
Cortes. a. 80 Setbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01

PRRCIos DE SUBSCRIPTION

Per 80 IL isa-Por $3.50 Pc
IN mestre $-Por mes reaes a Capital 10
de IPor aho Ia Peninsula extranjero enviande
franco de nges s15 ancsr
aho On Ii isla dc Cuba 312.
Las suscpons pagan siempre adeIantado susrp
torres pueden snndes los Agsntss dsctaments
niuistracon.
n B0zzzua snvia todas parties france Dc porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01

Conchas has.-.-..............&$ $25.
Conchltas.. ................."" Is.
Entreactos. s...............""2 25
Regalfa ciliudrada en- paque-
tes de 12. .""15
Millar bueno de 25. &c" 10.
Perilla id. id. de 6 6&10 reales Dor
peso.
Cigarrillos de varias Rbricas de la
Habana.
Puerto-Rico IL de Setiembre de
1876. IN. sbre. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
MADERAS,

Vigas, vguetas, cuartOnes alaias de ausubo, idem
de construction de musbles carrsteria rbera &: @
Advirtendo que ademas de tener bastante exisencir
de esas madsras recben 6rdenes para hacer venia
toda case de dimensones que desee pues para ellie
Sc cuenta maquina Dc vapor dedicada ssrrar
en- los mejorss montes.
Cuartoneria tabloncillo machmbrado para pise y
tabones de pichipen tablas dc pino americana eja-
manil, todO 90 vende precies m6dicos. m. o..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Retratos pintados al 6leo sobre fotografla,
Sendo tan aa la pnta que mitan la porceana de Cheves
su duraClOn eS sin rival,

En- estabeento ure.,+o no...
grafas iumnadas al 6eo, obre impermesble
Demas sta
que puede gus del nteresd
"s""t comoddad
NJ S Crdsa aa de construr gaela que destu p
expeenca adda
dc tai que hoy haoe re0s de
un
reb;r nnsv.. i -.
coga Mr. Desdeus Paris pa dar nm o
~-
80 nacsn de
medic
imtacon porcena O J WIZ 'O~0O'
oezco umament m6d todas las founa las peo
honrarme, ~ r'O
Hros de rtratar-De hasaza "a de la avd.
Gale de San Juto ndmero A. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Consulate Britanico.


La correspondence se sierra en- este Cousulado loA
dias siguisntes:
Para Ingatsrra, Fran--)
cia, Alsmania, toda Euro
pa, Asia, santh6mas, Pa Ell lad1sy a6d@.
cffco, Tsrrs 6rms J las
Colonias Inglssas.
n.s.ss.! R:is !; 1a;ss' a:ssn'' MSj'' rl a.u.
l. Piss Piss. 'l Brasil Rio de Ell d. 10 d1sy s5d~.
Para Santo Domingo >Los dias 2 y 16.
p.-.,o. r.t.do..u,;a.. Via de Santh6mas HA-
A"A0' -''"~' litax 81 10 Is.
P.r.lo. E.'sao.-Uniae., Via Dis i. SssM Ssssi..:
6egun disposition del Gobierno Brit4niOo los
das de correspondents para Europa, las oaras
ran este Consulado hasta Ia una del dia sin multa
hasta las con multa de 10 eantavos por car
tas sxcepto echen el buzon con les Gallos
sngleses necesariOs.
Cuando el franaueo forzoso y las cartAs puegtas
On s buzon no son hanqueadas no pusdeu scr snvia
das Dor el vapor ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
ELL COLMADO.
46.-SAN FRANCISCO-46.

En- este almacen Sc ha recbido::ds Europa una efsa
collection de vinos nacionales extranzros surtido
complete de laterfa de todas classes, iamones West
phslia quesos patagras.
Con espesialidad ofrecen al pdbliso euesos gruy6rs
eg1tmo fresco, datiles de Berberfa & precios su
namente m6dicos-P. Martorell y Ca-m. % iulis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
ANO 36

psi6dss longo i6rselss vrzas Ouan
exiga sounaAeias, rspGEtsnss aoansss supnmtos
tFAis los suscrptoress
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01
Hero galvaniizado.

Del acsnalado en- planchas de dos yardss largo.
y dos tercias ancho, 10 hay de venta en- sl alma
cen de los Sres Silva y C:-Calle de Tetuan mime
70 20. m. 81 ag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-01

Sa rsalisa una afaa paftiial nm prscio barato an
.laasss d 2. Aivao VassueH Aasiaa PuFsFa' 's
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
TrpES AND HENDRICKS CLUBS.

A meeting OF the Independent Tilden and
Hendricks Campaign CUr OF tbs NIVth Assembly Dis
held Saturday evening at FOuriecnth-St ana
Avenue 4 At which addresses mad" by 1homas j.
Crcamer. James DAILY, Luke Cozzcns, and Charles ID.
Metz. large banner hearing the names ot the Demo
cratic candidates for shc Pres ency and Niccirrsdeny
was stretched across the before the speaking be
gan.
The bernard J. Kelly Democratic Campa' gn Club was
organized at No 7CO IhirdaNc. on saturday evening
with the following ohcrrs Richard O'Conu,h, Prr'i-
dent; Max tt,'iug. Nic,lTtsdgHt; bcnald VI. Slun'J
Srcrttlly; Peter O'toHUcIl, Ircnur'r.
There was q rally of the Democracy of the Town of
SewtOwu ~ Scibs IIotc, Middle Village, saturday even
mg and q campaign club IN The interest Oi lidcn AID
Utudri, Gs WIS UrgauiIcd.
4 Iiltcu ana Hendricks Campaign ClUb hls ",h "t'
gan 1sd in Jamaica. with the following oi'Hr; Prcs
crnt = l. Eodch: Vice Presidents, JOHN trin1t. - H.
Fowler, James Np,tTaud; Corresponding ~'rr-'1Et'
JAMES P DIry Recording Secretary, JsL''- l. Belts :
Treasurer, John Nv dew
4 I.drn and Hendricks. Campaign CEb has been organ
izcd n East Chester with the following officers: f'',-
dent Gcorr" Il. Cggwtb~l; Secretary. Euw Peiihg'F'
a ridden and U,udii'.~ Campaign Eb ha- hrrh or
gauilyd ID OS'niug. \. y, With jir .o'ipN ins "i.rI,
Precedent. Casper &. Guilds, jg; Nio-lrNdtils L. NJ
Lawrence = VI. sherwood, Herman h:us, Thomas NC
lrlu secretary, George LOCKWOOD treasurer FRANK
l..
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
LATEST SHIP NEWN
rFor other clip ye,cs sec Taira Pagc.l

ARRIVED. ..... Sunday, July o.
steamship :hustrala ,5r.l sidoy, London July g. with
sIalsn Ten ,Is I.f TAX ~ RIO Jaueiro June 25 Bahia
?enambuco July 3. ana Para oh, with mdse and pass
steamship Gen Barnes Cheeseman Savannah July 10, with
Steamship ,tpte Gcr1y, with ndse. and pass
seaInsp Abemarle, Gibbs Lewos, with mdse. and pass TO
Old Dominion steamship Co . .,,.
steamship Bel Ellkeman Philadelphia, TO Old Domn'
Stcamsin " yanokc Couch Richmond, City Point
iuk. with mise and to Old DOAlon steamship 20
BARI Mana Au- Swc.l, OunaBn Liverpool JI days,
ballast l. anchored at G,aNejcEd Boy iOf OId.Es. "a,
BARB Martin LGJh.r lNDr, Nielsen BRISTOL sngp % lays
BARI lIaason iaasonson Cor. Hsuae, Rotterdam 81
Bars u rold Cof Haniax n. -, Dlnnore Bremen June
ing iIzGbeI lof Boston, st. John. y. B, days.
Brig Wlitaker OF Maclas'. Cotton TWO Rivers, " g. 10
li Rcsalaa tpanl sosyila Havana DAYS in ballast
sohr canton of POtl1nd, Henley, CaIonten days with
SEN Urea r. Smith of Joncobor5, Edwards Vera Cruz
shr O. F. halfway ioi s., john " B Hogan, Eockand.
-.Gr Allegro Co 5.aeaas, Pallcy ST. john y: b., days.
WiND-sunsot light W; clear.
BOSTON. July g2-The fDiiaS schr F. awrcnee Kcry,
Ncw L0uon reports Zlsi INST, during tmcS iog,
mn INTO Ty the steamship sa.vl. lost orcmas
boom, reg NJ anchor ard - athoms of cable she MAS
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH July 23.-ATtyeo, steamship Herman Living.
stcI IoE NcwlorG. sailed steamship -oTcrseL Bfo~n
BALTIMORE July 2eAiycd. steamships John 5: shriyer,
Wood. PEiIlcpi4; octo-ora Keynoi4A e"-forH; ship
Mag alone Ger, Iienk., II. N Bremen -, =,
bark EnIga itt.re Bosiou scAr Z T. Little GIaTford,
oston oi. r. smith Grace, do Mary iioOson hiacksoi'
gJ,IoN. July 2$-Ar1vcd. schrs J. W. Allen. Allen,
iuin enow Bain,rc: Mary j. CoisoI, Henderson PA.a,
tclgLia E.izayeIA, Weaver do.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Independent vote in this State is begin
ming TO taper both ends. indianapolis News lnhl
Sam Cox, looking anxiouSly around the
House" Has anybody seen anything Of my reputation
-tROchestor Democrat
Ii will be useless for the Saratoga COnyen-
tiOn 10 nominate candidates Tor Governor ana Aeuen-
antGOvernor Just because II unless these cdnnuis
represent that harmony which we see represented ~
Hayes and Wheeler-l BinshGmtOn Republican (EepD
If we were Uncle Ben Butler we would not
fret ourselves about going 10 Congress. Even elected
he is liable be abused, and the chances are tha he VIII
be beaten He is rich. handsome, and saucy WY can
not he be cOnented Besides The time has passed away
for his sort Of talent in the House. Boston Herald
QndD
The more be is studied the more will the
masses nc Convinced that GOV. Ilden Is the Moses 10
lead the people of the Egypt OF Eaicam INTO lae
goodlv inheritance prOmis our fathers WHAT he has
done as Chief Executive oi state IS the hcst crtcron oI
what lie win do as Chief Executive OF nSuOn-l>yTa
cuse Courier (DemD
If Congress should repeal the act providing
for the resumption specie payments Mr. llden must
retire from The candidacy which he has Informally ae-
ceptcd refuses, Mr.. Hendricks must decline nom
iuation which he would gladly accept as slcIlhst2
10 future power and place, but whose acceptance uh
tie terms offered lin would lie deadly personal insult
and in his own State apd section political annlLat4On-
philadelphia Press (kCpJ
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
TIE BROOKLYN POLICE rhEADE
s,,ct,r MudJy of the BROOKLYN Police De.


par;Inrnt takes exception paragraph IN clter from
In Fuller walker. published In TIE TRIBUNE on satur-
,ay IN regard to the parade Of the police OF that city on
the occasion of the funeral ~ the l";e Commissioner
Briggs The inspector says that ucn tie aihSehthis
for the funeral were being made, hc conferred with
Col E.i-s- the son of the Commissioner, and also
with supcrnirudcut Campbell II wa, arranged that the
puIce should have short march, dependent upon the
cplfartlr uf the dsy, and Inspector Ndddy sugs ste
that the men should iher summer uniforms anu
STRAW mats meeting OF the captains Was subsequently,
held when IL decided that tie trsula'"h CAP anu
n iu dress uniform should De worn, ~" inspector LAX
ip, ma p1rt whatever IA TIM arrangements. ON the diy
of the funeral lac had charge oi he parade ana tht sra
puiug of the urn 6c. lie did not enter GiIid-c UNI
after the men dismissed. when he rode WIN the
superintendent Ia the cemetery some oil tlc 'aPt",,ts
wanted the men march even as Ia Hs the grave nc
advised the men keep from drinking icc-Nater ihi
the only man who dcd. It was said dranh GrtA uelI Oh
water aud even ate pieces OF zee. Mf N"s ~ VIZ ','S
inspector IN The brooklyn Police DrlaiiH'Hl' ne h1'
bcru connected with the police Tor 20 years AN mas
@rrycd IA every capacity, rom pauo'mdh ~ 'N' P'''
be occupies at present.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

The entries for the handicap games of the
New York Athletic club which will take place at the
club grounds at Mott Haven next Saturday are very
numerous there being far 20 contestants for the 100
ward race 81 for the $50 yards - for the onenie r
and * for the two-Iuilc walk. The programme VIII De
attractive. the large number OF c"hf'u'"rs
nccessitatcs the lOC-yard race being divided
ipto ot least a dozen heats The quartcr-me
race ia alvays considered one Of the best
of athletic sports il is hardest and ihe mon VINO
have SEM m their names ths race are some ol Tue
br,t runners I'm the country. In Ec tNOmlc Walk hcic
are Stern H0ske, Mel, on watson the cuiI'sr ch'hi-
pou; Forrest Knox Gales, and most % tue ncs amateur
WALKERS OF the country. Williams aud flIh.hcy VIII
meet in the mile run The complete Isis VIII he f'ty
Tuesday morning. The sports VIII begin anuut p ~,
80 as To- permit those engaged IN business an opportunity
of AllnmdlMg.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

BEDElIFriay morpinf Jay A lS76 Jessie s aaSiter gro o.
The residence Of her parents Hnguenot,t New
Rochelle Monday July =, ~ 90 2 ~ -iaSs WI Oe
oana T,i'''5 Ceiiai Depot
BIRDS Ala Harlem Ju'y 90 Emerson william, youngest
srn Of William T. ana Enna NJ Brisal. aged II months
FSHsr,7 at parents residence 10 West ouehundred.
aId;hirty scconcst, tins Monday eveunx al O'Clock
BROOKS In Rgoq.yH sunday molaains July 20 suddenly,
Notitc q: .l.ora! hereafter.
FAnEELIY-on sunday July o. Elizabeth Mard, eldest
daughter oi Patrick aud Elizabeth farrl asel ye3fs and
The uurra viii aEcpace from The residence Of hcr parents
% Jersey Htrctrst Jersey city, on Tuesday
tine 2,hst, at l4iatyrs and friends arc invited
GAENEG-on Thursday, 2oh iast william T. Garner aged
Funeral on MONDAY PAN At m. from lis ale residence
Ncwini.ntou = ! Special steamer viii leave FOOT White
cAnNER-ou Thursday. 9orh inst, Marcelte NJ, wife of
& &Mi1m n G;rg ''SI - nm INN - late residence New
a1l3 lF33i ociCf K sp'''' steamer '' '''' -''''
mII--ou sunday morning, July -, Josephus Il. HIS
a friends Of ihe nnly also The members Of
hs feai, Tuesday ait,lnoou al 3 ococs. iron the
hundred and t"caty sixth AID oneEundred and.tweniy
newport, r. l.. papers please copy
HOwELL-At Ncwask, y j. on The 2oh inst, Nary Harm
son wife OF Francis h Howell ~ u" a"tn faa o. Nss
Bsc,caye on M,ga ~ ie III ,,bo5i g 5fS s 'a G6s e''
JACKSON-At noon, saturday July % 1915. her late
residence, Ncwara y. J Mrs Grace Ja,sson, IN tie sofa
NSaas SSai 81 Of 9SI isnSFi i5G hereafter
sunday lie "a inst Gastay lIcimann ksse in he 9TH
rST 81 on % ssay. the 25th inst at 1880 p No. fro his
ae residence. boat leaves foot Of Whitehall St at il5
MEssrNGER-At walton, Delaware Co, y. y, on Thursday
Mes nger ana nephew OF Thomas and Harry Messeager
TS friends The family respectfully invited to attend his
AIMS Church on the Nights, EToJklyn.
MOHSE-suddcnly, In Ntw-Crrans La, on July y, q
Arthur ~ the 9th year Of his age son Of the iate
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
STE1NBOILER EXPERIMENTS.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT BARNARD.

A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT BARNARD.
To me EdttOr Of The TrtbWne.
SIR: a paragraph in the letter OF your
Washington CORE. pondeut, published this mornins con
vcvs an impression pr,judcia TO myself which / am
surc YOU will hesitate to correct In speaking Of the
appropriation made three years ago for experiments on
.elGbolcr explosions yodr correspondent states that
$4,000 has been expended without sa factory results
and That have resigned the Charmanshp Of the lnyes-
,eltmg Commission Tie inference is that the eNp,nu-
tlre referred to was made by the Commission while /
was Chairman and therefore that II the results have
been uusati,,l factory am responsible for them.
Allow iie TO that this expenditure took place en-
,rcly before my appointment, and that resigned the
otou s soon as hAd been able TO ascertain the state
of c inycst aud the condition OF the fnnd Two
r,,l,ucu had held the Oalcc OF chairman before me.
Prof Tnustou mentioned by your correspondent as one
these WAS never chairman. lie received his appoint
mont us a member of the Commission later than the
period Al which the large expenditure referred to had
taken place should add that it is wrong to say as
your CORRESPONDENT saws that The results reached by the
Commission are unsatisfactory. They are simply lhcoh-
p're Had there been funds prosecute the inyesi-a-
ron 20 completion should not have resigned Respect
fully, r n l. bAHNAHp'
Thiiad,lpLiG, July u, 1876
fWhch Dr. Barnard comes 10 read his letter over
in print we incline to think that lie will agree with
U.s. that very expensive and yet incomplete results
are IN these times unsatisfactory results, and that
oug correspondent was not wrong in saying so.-idI
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
SrICIDE or ~ ARTLSL
s. l. JEwETr FROM FAMILY TROUBLES AND DissI
PATTON, SHOOTS HIMSELF.

s. I. JEWETT, PROM TANIiLT TROUBLES AND DlsSl-
PATTON, SHOOTS HIMSELF.
s. l.. Jewett, an artist, committed suicide in
Jersey City yesterday. His father had invested bis n
come farming lands IN South Bergen. which had be
come very valuable. The son became proficient as
draughtsman and Engaged by Harper Brothers dur
ing the and aferward retained by them TO
sketch portraits and figures. Unt lately he bad studio
at Greenwich and Fulton-ss in this city. years
ago. OF his sketching tours, lie and married
Miss Bliss of Massachusetts. BY his wife lie had three
daughters-Mary now 10 years od Bessie &c Is, and
Elizabeth age H. Mr. Jcwett, il Is stated has squan
dered during the past three years fully Slo0-
OOO The estate still includes 1900 feet on Jewetaye
one Of the finest places residence IN Jersey city
About two months 20 Jcwetts wife began proceedings
for a separation with alimOny and this troubled Jgwct
very He drank To excess after his fathers deaib,
and this the Of his wfeS proceedings against
HIM But &iteT tht ne crank lhot' lle 80 !ctl eu'
within a short time, three lcitJs from his daughters,
each OF which strangely affected INN, rs they apparently
showed diminished ieeiinS 0i regard IOr nm f9i tGe
last 10 days Mr. Jeyett rs apparenty medittled death
body Of accident At this time Jcwett had rOOuS
over COSs liquor store at Washington and Iorks. and
the past days Mr.. Jewett restless and pond
week ago he purchased revolver, and explained
his purchase t0 Mr. Cox and others by saying hc bought
1t TO protect himself against MS brothers-n1dW, iEOn
whom he feared an attack
Cox an intimate friend OF his, Mr.. Wand, and told his
landlord h. wanted Mr. Wand to have Lis ROOM and he
a. M YESTERDAY, Jewett retired for the night and al .
O'Clock he entered the Of his friend ANA turned tue
gas to fun blaze. This was obnoxious 10 Mr "agd,
who complained loudly and alter few joking remarks,
Jewett LETT The AT O'CLOCK, Nj Waud went TO
posed. At that moment Nj WaUd caught sight Di .
pistol IN the hand Of his fI4eHd held tightly across bis
breast. Taking hold OF hiln, Wand found he was dead
bullet his right temple. Az alarm
diaely given and the family lawyer OF tie deceased
miles away for Jewets vic ana children, bat up
late hour last evening they had not arrived Jewett was
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
OBITUARY MOTIFS

John L. Moore, a mCMber OF the lrn of c.
". d j. I. Moore, dry goods merchants IN BIoadaay.
d'ed at Hartford Friday after short Illness Mr.
Moore was director Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, and had been connected With IL for II ,o
He had resided in Brooklyn fDr mauy years but .Dne
tne ago conclude 10 go further 0u6 on Long bland.
John Francis st. George, for many years
connected wita the press OF tniS cy AID Brooklyn died
OF consumption at Caskl az 400 p. M, Friday after au
huess OF about eight months He was about 30 years Of
~ am Aah heen connected win 1he ByOofT, Ubio tc
gu t2tDteI am EnIuirrr, aud the star HE
2eD-IUE standard AltcrwaId he appointed 10 4
Of his death.
hEENE, n. H., July 22.-Ex-Gov. William
@nale @ dled here this morning axe 60 years. lie was
ooFerhor OF New-fiampshrc IN 1857 aud 1888.