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, 1877-01-13


MADISON, Wis, Jan. la,-The Senate met this
morning at 10 o'clock. The standing cotnrnit-
tees Of the Senate were announced as fo!ows:
,v1a na'e.ryrw L a,df ,inloan, G"umefai H.
H. 9Ss sae ,ssn ksf;9 92.eGa isa@sy usns
Flint. l,nnn; i; Z. pssl.. Dane: g, r.
Green: l.. ". Burder, Columbia: John l.. Mitchell.
Hatlfoads-A. Farr. Krnosha: Thomas 3. Scott.
schaiek. i1iiwnukcc: samuel y. Fideli. A.hsM!:
n. r. Wing. La Erus'e; John l.. Mitchell: sfil'
waukre: Jussph Rankin, 3ia1.!sowoc: WV. Reed.
Jcf1erson.
Standardization. Ifincr. and Davts.
Manufactures and commeree-TersT. il!ncs. and
Interpretations md Public mprovrmcns.-scots,
Treat. md !syan. .,z,
Town md cuunty ocaeers-pons'a''. CsIu,mes,
Public Lan1a-1llair. Douglass, aud Williams.
Privileges aud Elettion.-sackctt, Terry. and
Ee91tatirs E1pcnatture~-Arno1d, plsir, and
:. Federal Isclasien.-R, ). Flint Dups: 4. Farr,
Kenosh; 7. Il. lludd. brown.
ltoass, and Dsidges-;rlaames, Downs, and
Caranngh.
Mining anl smrltns-Tsn sehsiek, . Fssr.. and
Williams.
Enst%,.s3 nl,l'0Dusean 1!atl!away: and past'.
Joint Committee on the Part Df Scn4te Claims
NEaIN IA a.
wien nHA 1IenhFusuHs
r!'httns-r'aela anu Ayan. "
Neholutlona were Introduced 10 a1nfnu tue
Constitution increasing tie numbers of Tie gu
pFe'ne judges; rcslIeht escrEy1arn Invited tu
~, Tia .,I,t i, ri Enhr,,or, '"'
VI nil, iii ,vnrc ~ ,,,tr.11,'.o Ma W.,
n.s WE tnt.ut'u IcAtlnE 10 appcaas from
yustsst ~ soMstsi VT ~ appropriate to ths' state
Adjourned tI!l Tuesday.
III tIse Assembly the Standing Committees
were announced by Speaker Cassoday d. ful.
lows.
.1n,tct,,r-v r c.,t,. a,,r,. r.u,. p,.,,
ninm,a ~, oGs. e"''es spence heeleS' l'erce'
WnYs mud Mr.ns-He.,nv. xc,uon EIc. 1t,r,;..
+,n xsnm4ss ->choh' "lcct Auh''a'
W. E.isrs1 H. H.Is,io,.-v co,,u. ntx,.
ems. sairnt:nc. llubbar,i.
Educnt0u-uallcy. MAXWELL, Anderson, Kconsh,
kiasls, .,
Natlt9ads-M J. FlHEc. !inrihnt. rh!lltpa. shep.
hefa, aJas. ha'in, !fealE. Mctaon, saM Wats1t.
liz .s,s anu aa Mnnhe nmM a'ee. fh'''
statr Aifatss.. nhu htnrn. mnfa,xn t,,,,ox r,,o,
assdf rfei.i IIyLs En",sitna ~ t.ad1' ntnsa1' DooA'
, 1877-01-13
CRIME.


StfctdI JHtpdsth to 7hf 7lItuH&
SPRlS0FIKLD. ILL.,. Jan. l:.-ln the United
States Court. Thomas MrGrilnet, of Jefferson
County, eounterfciter, was sentenced 10 The
pen!tentIary for term Of two years.
Samuel i.cw!s, for rohblng tile Post -OEicc At
York, Clark County. wes seutcnccl. to the Pen
ftsnt[aly for ONT year.
The Grand Jury returned indictments ngalnst
ohadial and Stephen =. l!iscltey, of Hamilton
anil selling tobarrp without puyinR the speeiAl
tax required by law. and Josept Woodward and
Levi Coz, Of Decatur. tor passlnx counterfeit
money.
are snie,lnE vi s, II: operafous of ono. f1l teJ.
Orr, wllo fur twu Or three years past has been
dealing in livc stuck and carrying on farming
operations near the city, and who 4ostundctl
Lust tsisht, yietlmizing persons here $s,0U OF
ElU.up,
, 1877-01-13

WORCESTER. Mass., Jun. IA serious riot
took place ut The Wcstburo State Reform Sclloo!
this evening. About 100 boys were In tie up
rising, aud the s!gna wa. given by shutting Of
thu gus III the srh0o1-roOlli. The tight was .
desperate one for Ii few minutes. every attirlc
ff furniture lI two vi thu yno,ns tcltlg com.
nletcIs demolished. lie ofllecrs sucvredcu ln
was summoned. a:,tl then sublucd them by the
free Mae Of water iron, l,y.lraut. No,Ic Vi the
officers or men were seriously hurt, uni none of
the bows csrapcu,
, 1877-01-13

l1nFnett'4 Focnalno a1la,s Irritation, r..
u,usrs sIl Tendency tu laAdruI, anu lnslkus4ies
Tic xetiun Vt the caiasicn In thu highest ucstrg.
Tho tncuainc has carnca deserved reputation t"t
tns kua.an hair. Ladivs dTessin: taesr hair efaL-
utalely for the evening will hul that It !,ui,2s1s
healthy natural sl0.s u tue half sud VIII cause It
to Tetain Its shailc fur hoNrs.
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roar Of arttl1ery and the clash Of muaketry. Isee
hin, rtef and fail md a. NJ fails. s.u.n:fnz hts
trembling .worh to*ard the enemy md rhoatln;:
:, q. ny o1afy W. r. 70 fhs.5F5 II
a1htlng tnr !ne. tti:tuG for yoa. lighting fos con.
sfttrtlonai liberty.
Jordan stokce, rncnl1r Of Congress bcfure
The War will be nuiItitIatr,! to-murro4.
, 1877-01-13

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 12.-In breaking tue Ice.
gorge here th!s morning, the new steamer Calu-
met, valued at t24.ouu, sunk, ami will pr,,t,nhly
prove total loss, She was insured for ft7,0
She had cargo for New Orleans, some 900 TONS
the greater part u which will b. saved.
The Ice - gcrged again, but appearances are
That it will soon move.
CtsctEsATi. O., Jan. 13-1 a. m.-The Ice In
the river started ara.n about midnight, but SCUM
gorged nCa.n. The steamer Andes WAS sunk.
No other boass were Injured. 1llu weather las
turned colder, aud, II t1ls continues, ITO furthcr
movement ot Ice Ia expected. Tho Andes Ans
valued at eA, ,0O1; no Insurance.
, 1877-01-13
ITO RG&@ tK0.N LIT
S1<ctal RSJ0ttA to 1he Jtthuxa.

= NE*t1u3 It1V01EA 70 1de 7HouF&
NASHVILLE, Tenn., JAM l3.-Thlrteen more
ballots mud no election. Baitey's sotc stood
from 50 to 10 throughout tue ballotings, while,
with the help ot Keys friends. who have mitch
to gain by antagopizIn: the bate, aud Bailey
fsetlons. Bate obtained ~, but fcll back ol,
the fost!cth aud lat ballot. Day resolved :a}
vp&es.
DkCLAAl1IOE.
The following dash Of eloquenee by Senator
Thompson h4a the elect Of damaging Bate:
ssen sf ~ PIT La:ns, t.
inlo deadly eonnlet lseo grsnd hero In ihe
stFtfs. sso hls whjss pluMs. liks that OF Ivan
, 1877-01-13
\ SERIOUS CITAlst;E.

H2Ff7dI DlfVd!cA u 7ssF 3f35WNe.
FEoRlA, ILL.,, Jan. E-Thc uollrr arrested q
young 1nan II ycurs Oil this morning Oh com.
paint Ut laly who charges hin with commit
ting rape on her daughter years Ut nge. The
young mau las heretofore burnr IN excellent
character, and ls lrfgtlt rtaitn that ease can.
not be nude out sga,lsl lliii.
, 1877-01-13
FIR ES.


NE IN SFt@N HUE. "IS.
Special DtsEdstA to ne 7ftbans.
1AxEavtLLE. Wts., Jan. ia frame dwelling
bclnnCin. to Mrs. T.. a. Alden, on Bluff street,
took fire from detective 1ur about 8 o'clock
last evening, and was burned 10 the ground
with almost thc entire contents. Loss ahuut
$i.GN: lnsurct! b, the Springfield Fire Il
Marine fnr tSlO Tic tenant, i. j. Baker. tust
III furniture a!,ot,t F!,0U3; insured, 8l,3j0 In
the ". FAui Fire &: Marine,
, 1877-01-13
sEit.AAIt'S.

Hptctai Mspafea to Tn< Tribune.
1.ArollrE. Ind, Jaa. l!.-Mckuy aud Baldwin,
4 couple Of tru,nps win lave leen running
aruuall The country vanishing ctatss anil fur
nIturr, did soulr work for Mrs. i knsky, went
through her tttcan-tlrawcr., nt!l tuuk uut soltic
f:O, u,Il left. They were urrestcu lust nIg!lt IN
this eity By Sheriff. Hawkins.
, 1877-01-13

ifFFEIU 31EEt1tN 10 7H{ 1ETEANf
DAVENPORT H., jau. l..-Yestcr,lay aftcr-
nom brakeman oil tie Chicago tlpl; Island
d. Pacific Railroad fell between his cars while
workiug brake, and was killed. Ills body was
dragged nearly .nfle anil was terribly 1,l,itat-
cd. Ills nausc wus James Ryder, and he was 81
yeAss Ut age.
, 1877-01-13
THE ntJKS1SG MINE,

7 IIFs ItC1kN1-Sf 4Ftg.S Z.
IIARnfsucRo, Pa, Jan. 1a.-Tllr fire which
broke ont In tt.c Lykcns Valley Ml,cs jan. is
gradually diminishing, asat the steam, engine
which WA sent tl,rre from this city !a4 been re-
turned. 1t Is nuw believed that the damage
wifi not be as great as at first feared.
, 1877-01-13

Por01iKErrslE, n. r., Jal. l..-Turec bur-
glata were arrested olt the MunlIcat train, on
tnc New Yuss Central lsoaal, while eutleayurIng
tn breuk Into thu National Express totnj.uy's
, 1877-01-13

tsol2lil'4 Aromatic Hitter Wine of IFot Il y
remedy fuf nerYpus debility liul,uye eE.*he4 lou4.
aud impaired dssa,lon. Depot. u Clark strext.
, 1877-01-13

Arizona; William n. Kelley, Register at PREF
colt. Arizona.
Henry II. Apln Wcnuna, Alich.; John ".
PIpher, Manhattan. KIM.
, 1877-01-13

For Coughs. Colds. and Throut disorders
use ''pru~u's HrunchlyI Tlpches," having prus ed
theIr etic4cy by 4 &cst Of many ycass,
, 1877-01-13


ROCHESTER,, y. T., Jan. 12.-The old Metho-
DIST churet, and d number of business houses
were burned to-day. Loss estimated at 3io,0n0.
Tue IRE was caused By the expulsion of = kero-
sene lamp.
, 1877-01-13

fNO0F3 IT HOT 9fRt*I3.
LITTLE RocS. Ark. Jan. H.-But little was
done In the Legislature to-tiay.. The Senate req
oiution In relation To the presence u. troops At
ffot Springs was asbsou.it up in the House. The
resolution pvays that efforts he made to nttI,.
draw tlc,n, - they are unnecessary.
, 1877-01-13

At NEW H.AKTFORD. IA.
Epecfdi Dtpotch to 57s Triounk
DrDrQrE H., jan. IA fire ut New Hart
ford, Ia. station ou the Iowa Central Railroad.
destroyed Enttea's mill. 1.os. 5000; ual1-
surcd. Cause unknown.
, 1877-01-13
vEGET1HE. q,
VEi(1E'''!['.INE''

v1epFssink tue ;-rruns system.
VEGETINE
i not rtie nansecus onnnl which simply pursea
10 rufff lie Soo III sh-r ~ rsst"r ts,G 'o's
VEGETINE
- nos rr-teibrd IN of serosnls ami othrr as.
cAtcs ut this htnt fy H1say If the i*3 phy,risns p.
Ing tn It's great tuectAs ia curing all OF Ills
nAl1-G -
VEGETINE
i'n.' nat aecetys tarada Into false ocs hy rnrs4x
ta1sent xTAiusr il rcsssrs i,s.i,, "'' '"' '''s
VEGETINE
wa& iooxti upon n experiment for roua time W
SUM" u uhr ts PIyiIttRas hut tnsa ,no.t M tuioii
ana tIrpofirl
VEGETINE
Instead Of being ruf1edup lnrd'tac !las wurSt& tsa
way ur 10 iis Prrsrt A.tIn1sl!hg s.rtea ~ n.ta1i
merit In curing al dsvascs VI the it L Of 1hIluyef
hkturt.
VEGETINE
Says boston phy,ctan. 'ha. no rqual AZ h,ot pt.
Htr Hearing n IL nsny wonderful cnFes, nter al
Hthtr frtncars Asd fafcl Waited tue LAbtIstufy and
ron. nrrs myief u - genuine N .rt i rel arsi
rnsetNt and they ~ eonlcHanEti in such manner
VEGETINE
II Acknowledged and recommended hy phYaicens 4pd
sPoee artrs u D. the brit puTlatr anil cltlnstf u The
hSI yet ikcnsrfN and Thousands speak IA 4tt prRIs4
Who have teen restUred t1 health.
, 1877-01-13
PROOF
WHAT rs NEEDED

Mn. II. II. SrkssHA: -~
Dear sr-At.out year &Incc. q foand 1ny&cls IN =
frrhle condition from Rrncrs1 debility. TEt:ETiSk:
~. strongly rcc1nncnde to mo ~ friend Who hal
sir sud after using ier. raj bottles restored 10
leatt. and d Inttnucd III me- fetl quite cUnfdtnt
that tlere n,saieinn superior to It fot thots Gum
riair3 lur which f. especially prepare and would
c s:fuf1y trru1le1d It to tltAe Wip iee thtt tEeY
ncra something tu rc.t5te them to p.rfevs Lca!ta.
Respectfully Jour-.
Firm n s. ". retftnpt1t Ct, III tIn,fnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-22

A represents the building IN. which the sugar
boiler exploded; Is the starch building covering
eight acres: the business office, and ID picket
fence. Tho building was demolished us
though u he'd been u powder magazine. DIR.
Wicle wn~ blown through the wall and through
the picket fence. When found he was n mass "
scads and bruises. and Will" he lived he sui
fercd the most terrible agony. Some of tho
tim" the poor fellow was partly conscious. ami
uttcrc Il prufanr language. He was well known
in the village ~ u dtsbclcvcr IA the existence
Nj Wrirlt Durycn. President Of tho fnctory
company who WIS IN the oflce at the time "
the explosion. said. " heard the report, and
tho walls " the Office wore shaken as though hy
an cart lquakn. thought the building was
coming down upon me- piece II the boiler.
W'iEiinS l.,n J, uh'ir passed over INC oIh'e,
doing no other damage than knocking down
small chimney
kI.hA Grimm. who lost his lfr was only
nin,t""n year Of age. He had been employed
DIR. WiHle WIS buried Yesterday from tho
Gl'u Cove Episcopal Church. The edilce was
ililnd with tri0rvc employees and the vllay" pro-
iamiii"- o'-up',l front o. W.. as a. deceased
man had mo- finiily cor relative an this country.
Ine Roy. JohuC Melton conducted the services.
and at fNc close til" comm was carried hv six
Young men To- the grave. lnai had boon dug
within fHw rods Of tlr church door. Twenty
Lot" choir fNv~ with their white garments sur
r'und"d ii" crave, ana alter tl" coffin had legn
lowor f1"y sang pN appr1rriut" l"rti'n.
\ ruNlnr oversize" haiun .ine To- DR.. Mirie was
thrown iftln tree. uut SOS found after the ie-
cidr Ut hanging from one ui ulr branches.
Tor several days lr.Nlou. tn filr explosion
dozen cary nt'r~ nud WuiNrd uu -lii- nit'ru-
tiuu- in the building in close IrnNliiitN to the
boiler ANA hnd continued working during din
h'r hour 10 say" ilu'. lhtN c1mur ted iI'tr
work ON tlp day hNiurr tho a.cll,ut. and thus
their liVs- we're saved.
THE Glen Cove factory has been IN operation
twenty conc years and tlerr are twenty boilers
in I'll, buildings. y,t the "Ailp-ion ON Saturday
was TIE il~t That had occurred.
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MOuNTfTv MINING PERKS.
buried Beneath an Avalanche for Days-An
Almost Miraculou, Escape.

ALTA, Jan. 3-Lcw Boutwell, Of american
Fork Canon rninc over hero .nriy IN N'W Years
morning. passing ngar the Wellington mine on
tho east -do oi Che Bad Mountain. huf without
noticing anything. u- there WAS slight fox.
On his return IA inc afternoon snow aldo had
covered The dwelling. nnd he fastened inck -
report y lhrg" party Of citizens repaired Ia the
scene. and found the house buried beneath un
immense slide. with In" ~ option Of the roof,
which hal b'cn carried AWAY ~pml" 81" frot
After working until late into tho night. and dis
covering nothing Oi the nous" or its occupants.
consisting OF J. W. Brown. J. T. Whit John
Narcoe. j. W. PARK, wife. and child. and il helms,
evident that the slide had org urred -cver raj days
previous the marty returned g. their honlos t.
mourn their friends ns lost. Early next morn
mine 10 help recover tho bodies. and after
probing the snow in vnrious places with long
iron rods. thcy struck a portion Of the house.
and heard a knocking In repy
Hastily sinking SHAFT iothc depth Of 90 feet.
they struck what had been the upper floor NJ
tue house. under which they found Messrs.
Brown and Nurcoc. The former was deliriuus.
INT the latter in good SHIRTS. The bodies of Mr..
White. Mrs Park and the child were recoy red.
They had been crushed by portions 81 the
building and the weight of tle snow. The body
~ Mr.. Park has not vet been recovered. Mr..
Narcoe says That tho slide struck thorn Doc ~
AZ about O'Clock IN the afternoon. All were, IN
snow from the steps. II and Brown found
themselves under the upper floor with iust suf-
NJ or touch their hands 10 their feet and legs,
which became greatly swollen from the cold rs
they were In their stocking feet The tapes hat
tied their drawers az the ankle cut into their
swollen Inns producing constant torture. Their
bed was IN" snow. whose MEETINGS soon satu-
rated their clothing.
party searching for them, and could even dis
tlnguish tho voices OF thcir friends. After
shouting until exhausted they heard thcm lcnve
them. aS they suppose ID to die In their dungeon.
Then. and not TIL tIen. says Jutn NalcOc. We
give NJ NIL hope. Mr.. Brown brcamr delrious
soon afinrward. and in this condition he was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-22
GLEN COvE's EXPLOSION
The Shock that Leveiied ssoiidinx, Kiled
Two Men, aud Injured Others.

All day yesterday people thronged about
the ruins made by the terrible explosion Of
sugar boiler at tho Glen Cove starch aud
sugar factory. Fifty workmon dug among
the debris to ascertain whether there were
any mon buried there. 1t was feared that
there might have been some strangers who
were in The village near. in the factory at the
time Of tho accident Before evening the de-
hfis has boon fully explored. and no bodies
wcro found. Tho only persons who lost their
lives were Or. Oscar Micc. the chemist. and
Adolph Grimm. one Of his assistants. The
four who were injured were not dangerously
hurt. Tho damage done 60 the factory was con-
fined 10 the sugar works, the starch department
was uuiniurcd The following a. u diagram of
the scene OF the accident:
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Leroy g. Sims has al length met violent
derth. som" one Ind started Islander on a
family living in tn" Poplar hoad neighborhood.
which sims charged upon n Mr.. Hayes. Mr..
Hayes had charged It upon Sims They met
ON" day last wnsk. and ahusiv" words were
used hy sims and rotorted 10 hy Hayes Sims
was nrm"l VITA q long double hnrreilod shot
gnn loaded with hufkshot ana HIVES hal n
short riff. They were noar cnoh other. aud
Sims took his gun from his shoulder quick
y. s"omingly 10 use IL. hut Hayes surnng
toward him. and "a struggle cnsurd.
each trying tp shoot the other. IN Hayes urrd.
the huil entering IN" abdomen II his antagonist.
wh" irll; Ait"r h" was on the ground. sims
and tried 90 cuvor Hayes with il. hut wis too
w'nk. and tho load stru * the ground close to
HIM. Sins fnil ha. Il dtud sims won ms untu-
r. ~ some years n@n hv killing Dave Nrwion
who WAS lieut. 'naut unarr the notorious Can't
Sanders during tn last years OF the war.
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SNOW-B0UyD IN THE cans.
Four Days ON the Journey ROT Miles from
norneIisviile to Bufi,Io.
So complctc blockade and stonnago Of

C. oo.,,..,,,,, ~ ,,..s,.,,.. , d..
90 cpihplcvc nIochiiuc ana stoppagc OF
The cNp, ricn - of two travelling agents, muV
perhaps, give some ld"a q IT, Those gcltlo-
nen Mr. j. >. BOOM ana MI. wilcox. lett llor-
leisNiiic ON saturday. Jus, DE- ore noon. int nj .
ING To come straight to lt9ch' str ~, way OF
Nthca' p'i nciil"r req 'h"' nom" un'il Nodn Sc
dHNrNvh'ng from SWurdHy ~ noon until 80
on Wednesday morning tucJ Wrr" not ON the
cars. "N"ii Tor lew minutes at Time. To
max u Iiib' WIN we i'-t "l INC pl-, hE' ts,
upon some r'sWuran' near me ira k. and
during That time they never slept ia bod OF
'o1 ,,, on lii.lr ,i9iht-. .. H.. ...
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JIM BREAKfNG IN MISSOURI


ST LoUIs. Jan. 2).-St. Joseph Is Wild with
excitement tod Nv oyer the escape Of siN pris
on"r- from H." liu 'hnnan county jail. The job
WAS planned some time ago. and an fort WIS
nude escape through the roof of the Jail Tue
plot being frustrated another was DEVISED
which eliminated last night IN the o- .aur nf Nil
who desired to 60. Ihose who took advantage
oi me opportunity W re- John Lawrence. unior
sentence OF death for the murder of his father
nlfam Lawrence ~ lIolt county; Clurir- c.
thompson, On old pni"ntinry convict, indicted
Tor ~" murder of Constable tironn sullivan. ia
July last; Alexander Broughton held for COM
pliohy with Thompson, both being daring dos
purddO"- and Leaders Of gang Of hOrsrt hin,.- {:
WIN. J. ohnson, indi ted orrpbhery on the igl-
way John Sulli,. charged with hurse stealing
ana james MlItln, WHO Is charged with grand
larceny
The escape was made through brick wall
Separating the cell occupied by Thompson and
Sulis from an ,uno 'curiel cell used FOR storing
mattresses and furniture not in use. Tho work
VIZ done WIN a 'hir"luni "a butcher knii". rach
on the prisoners having pr viousiy propnrod
himself with n wooden Key. with viii u NJ night
A. unlocked hls own cell und entered the cell of
nat.ly, nui oyaded discovery by rmcng n h. X
over tut prrture hHiWaNu the two DOLLS. snn.fii-
INK tho rubbish beneath the mnitrrsa in ono
the c1ncrot fioorihg and made sultorran an
excavation downward anl a. the uuf- ice uf tln
wallis, then upward To- the BRICK wall on the
south side OF III" building.
The remaining prisoners s'y that night no.
fore last the tunnel was completed, with the OK
ceptlon 81 removing tle hrichs on the pave
forthc flight Lust evening the Shcrin Is Il putty
l""kcd the prs"u.r s in tIlrir cells i.r thu night
iul"t".4' iii' M'll "a h'}o w. hpidi'd to- the
lp'hs, iho doors were nos 'l'fsly oponed, and
We cr,'n'n1, s"t, o' AMI made greMr.
WITH Z" o. FOLLOW PRISONERS. and tDd then that
KY ini ,1, %" n.ir in'A'S Ia get out OF the
i d prcinuutr,S over. ono ly ono Noy
---S' ~ mN.. i'"roAt through the narrow
COY I'ult' ,''' ''s ''"t"li' u'l gay
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PIETY IND ooCNrERETTrTvG.



james L. Nahkor, Inc nnld-eycd young
man who va- arrested in Hr. oklvn on SATURDAY
ut.h, Cor -,i.ir., a, -. -. =, 49,, 49,,
''.''" ~. = NUS ~ s'' n"l
PASSED I'm Mrs. Van Ni-k- boarding house in
Henry street for a model of pi,ty. He had boon
f,,, D., ,..,- ii,,.. a., =. ,,,,,,,l. CT ,,
~" - y, ",'t''' ,"'' Nv
room on Nl' ihlIu story his iaihcr u M"th-
oii-i clergyman, and Marker has attended tho
Methodist churches ~ nro,livn H. r,o,i-
-, - -. -. So ,''''','
i''r'-u gre" hN"rSi"h W IN" WAYS OF IN"
wicked world. AMI frequently told his Ian llady
Tint he took no teasur in .,nina, int, tho str,.ts
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Business Nctitcs.
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To INV rR,nr
We beg TO inform you that W. have thi, day been ap
poini.d Genera Agents IN the United sltts and Canada
Tor
"PliERIElDslEck " CHAMPAGNE
and
n PIPER A CO.'S "tAKfE RLAN,UE sECr
sohciung - continuance oi your 81, ulel layers,
W. ron4.u,
Your obctilvnt servants.
John OSBORN. sos 90.
Januarv?, ls7I New Irk amt Montreal
Nature gives Us Uatr a. - useful appenInge.
WIN lrfrnI' ~ iu 'tr't'iu -fHA ana ii| ST. ihrhtrd
Hair Bai.an.
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SD. u,ens'sI rlliu., no-hwo.u- ,l,ads. Nhfr
Ni ti"r li' .il .NN|t ifN- t tli rII.'f
~At4 Diseases tnU .aIN tester HfI $40 ..iu dir|lsl
r..u .ni-rt~os I.nfth It pi NANlNlt' Ne., ln,1
MHs. WINDOWS ~OOItIthG >NHtY
Ter thtlih htNuN-t toms lH -I|. ..Nu'- iniAin-
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Try HytTT'S LIFE EtI~NM IOH
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MAsutNDroS. jim. a. SECRETARY Chandler
brand, uc following @, deliberate t.Hrry. declaring
umtho uc,,r wrote or s.lt sucl 'c-pt.ht
NV Nonk NV - 1870
~ Gov l. SfrtnNe' llnt llNrinI ui .iHNrt ami
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.H tu .,.i0n John NJ Post No,H@ BARCLAY
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R'1u .oa prices on furniture ana carpots
l"!' rh".u 10 anal l1' chatham street FAj
lnou.4iJ I'D.
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With MIX of Ma.ursia. those nl,oniAiug com
l.Aihts, hout, ia, U,lllusln, AMI hiANvl-1te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-11
ALMANAQUE JOCO-SERlO
DE IA HSH.A DE PTO. O..RICO
PARA Ell ANO DE 1877

En- Ia ''lmprenta de la Marina" Sc acaba &c
mpllmlr I'm ''Almanaque Joco-Serio," en- cnyu
redaccon Sc han dignado tomar palte los Sres
que continuation Sc eXpresan: Don j. p. Mo.
ms, Don Alejandro lnfiesta, Don j. p Morales,
Don Ramon Martinez, Pedro Erenita, hDseu.
donimo), Don NJ. J. Padilla, Don ;. Figueroa.
Don r. 4Alonso, Don r. RomeU, Don Manuel
Fernandez JuEcos, Don p NJ. b. V Don j. Nj.
asi como tambion sc han a6addo algunas com
poSiciones de sobresalientes cscritores espano-
les americanos, tales como j. Zorrilla, Fer
nandez de los Rios Andres Belo, Manuel Fe-
lipe Castro Lombcy, Siyeria, Espinosa de
Rondon, etc
A los articulos Y poesla anteliOreS sc han
agregados agunos datos cmiosos de Puerto
Rico, entire cllos los hombres c6ebres titles
que ha tenido esta provincial; las calamdades
p1blicas que ha Suiiido en- dierentes 6poeas;. el
cuadro estadistico de Ia poblacion actual, segun
ell censo 6timamente publicado Ell la ''Gaceta
Official, con especifcacion del aiio de fimdaeion
de eada pueblo el moyimiento de yapores cor
reos espaiioes exnangepos asi como los ter
restres, ga, "a
Tn tomo en- 80, de clara impression con l60
paginas Y encuadelnado 4 la rdstea con cubier.
Ia de color impresa en- ltografia Rgaranao una
de las eostumbres del pals, % centavos Y por
docena 81 So
Tambien sc halla de venta eI ssAlmanaque
Econdmico" en- dos pfegos Il nn real cjemplar
por docena Sl-25