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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

Yum dia, el mas hermoso de mi vida,
fuime 4 arodiIlar en- una capilla de los
iasuitas ante la tumba en- que reposan
I las cenizas del ser.tico, humilde Y acti-
vo espiritu de aquel ap6stol, de aquel
iesuita, Padre Oivaint, enterrad3 en-
tre ell altar y 70, y que rosaba por mi
en- el momento en- que recibia la absolu-
cion de mi Dios en- ia Hostia consagra-
da.
Esto 10 he dicho va en- otra parte, en-
todas parties no me echeis en- cara Ell
que 10 repita, porque seria en- vano. Lo
dire, 10 repetire en- la algeria agradeci-
da de mi alma hasta la Ultima hora de
mi vida
Mi conversion es mi nobleza, mi glo-
ria mi victoria eli cl mundo en- que
vivimos. antes de ser mi salvacion en- ell
otro. Por ESQ recopilo con piadoso afan
cuanto toca directa 0 indirectamente a
mi conyyrsacion. Sobre este he hecho
va un libro, Y hare otros diciendo STEM
pre- reptiendo: "Quia fecit mihi
magma qal potcns est > No es deber
mio ell cantar el Nogaifcot de mi eterno
reconocilniento
pnm IerdL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
Nj nIla aota rarLitla

De san1fP, III llnH vida
Cacsta a1qnirir tan nlagieos iiofones
Y hoy la lama prcgoaa
One las yitgencS fndias lie oceiaente
Llega el poder lie Ttestra reaI CORONA
Colon Colon qai6n como td en- e mundo
Como oividar ia eselarecitlo n0mbro
tn g6nio p0deroSo,
tn cacalo profundo
lEizo immortal til iaml tn rca0labre
Gloria. gloria a. coloso
Al talent0 asombreSo
Qae reiieiaba On su espaciosa frente;
a aquel cuyas hazanas
Deron al soberaAo de la iberia
III dictado de rey de las Espanas.
! T.oor loor tn immortal memoFia
cue ell othe to,io con rsspoto admra
L9or i III guljmicnto
cHya bfante iiistotia
Doquega cauta In entusiasta lira.
In gran descubriuierto
Prelu,lia Ell tlil}ce acento
La terra, I'll mar, el vondabai, Ia l,iis0;
iaiiZ el indono
Ia ilustre nomhrc eli ctras tic orc guarda,
lIasta el fin de csc uundo americana.
ANGELISA MARTINEZ DE LAFUENTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

S. A. r. la princesa do AstGrias ha
recibido segun un colega de Ia corte en-
sus habitaciones ell concido pintor d.
Manuel Sanahuja, quien ha entregado
4 la augusta senora un precioso cuadrito
al oleo, representanlo Ia ria de Avil6s
en- el acto lie navegar por ella la corte,
de regreso Gijon, a bordo del Fe-
rrolmo.
La obra del Sr. Sanahuia ha agrada-
do mucho q la princesa, que la tributa-
do al artista frases de elogio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
j f SUIT A -.
-

Euganio Sue era uno de los mas deci-
dSdos arist6cratas que 20 he conocido.
Era. en- verdad, tan sibarita, que SO al
teraba dc yer una arruga en- una hola
AZ rosa. Cuando el immense exito de
ans Miaterios de Paris le hubo con-
denado & Il democracia, 81 doctor Ve-
ron 9 lego IN aia q q y diiole : Hay
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

La marluesa de AIheiri, llegada a
Paris hace poeos dias, y aloiada con su
hija, su marido Y una criada en- Ia calle
de Dunquerque, oyo el dia 9 por In tar
de una terrible explosion en- la escalera
de su casa. Tn aparejador del gas ha-
bia acercado un fosforo encendido 4 un
contador en- que habia un escape de
gas dado lugar una explosion que
hizo subir por ell hueco de la escalera
una columna de llamas, d la saxon que
la marquesa abrIa In puerta para ente-
rarse de 10 ocurrido. Aterrada, fuera de
81, cogi6 4 su hija, y del balloon del Guar
to segundo, sobre entresuelo, que habi-
taba, la arroj6 al balloon del cuarto prin-
cipal, arrojandose ella despues. Cayo
sobre Ia balustrada, haciendose IN dano
horrible; pero ell terror le dio fuerzas
para coger de nuevo d su hija, arrolar
la 4 los espectadores que en- apinado
grupo Sc agolpaban bajo dicho balloon,
Y Arrolarse ella 4 la Gale en- seguimien-
to de su hija.
La criada, atacada de un panico igual,
Sc arroj6 tambien del balloon del segun-
do al del principal; pero no tuvo valor
para echarse del principal a la calle.
La marquesa esta muy nal herida, su
hija levemente y la criada no tiene le-
sion grave alguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
Paul Itral.

Los amigos del Sr. Orovio, que pre-
sumen conocer el plan iinanciero que
ha de llevar al proXimo Parlamento,
aseguran que las economias que Sc rea-
lizaran Ell los ministerios, incluyendo las
va reali2adas, ascenderhn 4 l00000,00o
de reales y que los nuevos ingresos
con que la de ser rtforzado en- vista del
aumento de todas las rentas, ascender:i
proximamente unos 10000, 900 de rs,
es decir, que sumando las reducciones
4 los aumentos, vendrd 81 presupuesto
d toner 250.O00,00O mas que el del ano
anterior.
Esto, dicho Sc estd que no producird
la desaparicion del deficit, porque este,
4 causa de Ia guerra y de los pasados
desnivcles entire los gastos y los ingre-
sos es tai, que no puede extinguirse en-
un solo ano pero Sc adelantara mucho
para llegar en- breve tempo d Ia nlvela-
cion verdadera, como han llegado re-
cientemente Portugal e Italia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

El secrc tario del principe imperial,
ST.. Franceschini Pietri, ha dirigi,lo al
Times un communicate, fechado en- CHS
lehurst Camden-placo ell y, en- el que
4 proposito de los rumores que han cir
culado en- Ia prensa europea de un viaie
de S. 4. BdISlca, declara que esos ru-
mores son enteramente falsos, puesto
que desde el mes de abril ultimc, en- que
regreso el principe de su viaje 4 Italia,
no ha salido de luSlaterra,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
Y enta de casa.

So enagana un anlaeen de material hech0 con to-
1a solidez Ell el barrio de Ia Marina
FL que 10 intercse podra aeudig esta Eeaaeai0n
que informaran, Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

Ell GRAN PURITIcADoR DE LA sANGRE
Sc garaniiza ser benigna cufa infalible en-
totia lorna de Escrofula, Ulceras IAculables
Peneiosas, s'iiilis Tamores, Erupci0nes Cuta-
meas Malignas; 10 mismo que para toda afesA
eion que tenga su origen en- Ia impureza dc Ia
Sangre s Humorcs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11

Y sin embargo, Dios me buscaba. En-
mi camino errante tropece cierto dia con
la hermosa recta senda que seguia ell
reverendo Padre Olivaint, adornado con
la corona del martirio algun tempo des-
pues por algunos extraviados de este
pueblo de Paris, 4 quien amaba tan ar
dientemente Y q quien Sc habia sacriti-
cado toda su vida. Mis- dos hijos ma
vores los habian confado q los jesuitas,
Y los otros debian seguirles mas tarde,
cuando cumpliesen la edad. 1 Compren-
dia yo bien entonces toda Ia grandeza
de la institution /? No 10 creo, porque
en- ell fondo yo no conocla aln mas que
el himno que sus calumniadores ento-
naban, en- su impotente colera, en- ala
hanza auya, a mi me hacia falta algo
mas que aquello, dormido como viva
en- mi mundane prosperidad tenia ne
cesidad de un castigo que me desperta-
SO, de m dolor que me abriese los oios
por medic Gle las lagrimas. 1Sste eaatl-
90 lego: el ll.aolor desconocido, cayendo
sobre mi do improYiso, me destrozo y
en- aquel momento solemne en- que el
alma de los heridos vacila y Sc tamba-
lea, atraida de nm lado por el arrepen-
] timiento y la vida, Y de otro por ID re-
/ belion la muerte, asistiome un jesuita
que derramo su .Crucifio sobre mi ago
lnia y me resueit6 de IL desesperacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
' / GBADES.

ANGELISA MARTINEZ Ds
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
A Splendid Hair Dressing md
RestOrer Com bined.

Wood g Improved Hair Restora-
tive Is unlike any other, and has no
equal. The Improved has new vegetable
tonic properties; restores grey hair to a
glossy, natural color, restores fadel, dry
harsh and falling hair; restores. dresses,
gives vi ger TO the hair: restores hslr to
prefnaturely bald heals; removes dan
ttruff, humors, scaly crSpliens, removes
Irritation. itching and scaly elrya,ess No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it; call for Woods Improved II air
Restorative. and do,7l lie put of with any
other article. Sold by al druggists in
this place, ard dealers everywhere Trade
supplied 1T manufacturers prices by c.
A. Cook s. Co.. Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, S,d by all
Wholesale Druggists. SOFT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
''t)ld Reliable

There are Il any reputed remedies for
that very prevalent disease. Chronic Nasal
On.arrh. but none which have given gen
.rsl sa,i.faction and become ~ knowlcdged
STANDARD preparations, except DR.. Sase's
Catarrh Remedy. l. continues to enjoy
an unprecedented popularity. This repu'
,a,ion hes BEEN earned through the perma-
nent cures which it has wrought, having
proved itself specific in the worst
forms of the disease. Pi+rce's Pocket
Memorandum Books are gwen away at
1lrnr ,lOrpS
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lSrevities.

1t ia clsimed that tin. Black H;,,s
dentists puR teeth with six shooters. and
sail them with gold dust from the cellar.
They have little old folks concerts
down I" Omaha Couldn't we get up An
"o)d little folks concer,' at Bozcm.n?
Bogus silver COIN is IN circulation in
Omaha -SiOux City Journal.
None here, either counterfeit or xenu
inc, snd for the matter ct th,s. ragged
fractional currency is getting "scacr.''
We acknowledge the receipt If the
Annual Report OF the Auditor
and Treasurer for the Territory of
Montana for the fiscal year. 1876. with the
Compliments If y. II. Weston. Terrific
rial Treasurer. Tie pamphlet bears the
imprint of the Helena Herald. and as
wsual the Job is credit to the art pre-.
sentative of I'LL arts.
The thermometer is going for blot
tom facts
Perkins & Stone have thirteen men
employed chopping cord wood on Boze-
,uan creek. about six miles from town
These grntI' men intend having sbou,
twelve hundred cords chopped this winter
for the Bozcman market
Winter buIl-,,oz. d the chinook last
Tuesday and tNec,ually counted it out
1t Remains ~ be seen if Chinook will qui
city submit.
Try the New York Slate Paint Com
rany's n;snls. They are the cheapest
and best
AT o'clmk Yesterday morning thu
Thermometer indicated 10 degrees below
zero, aud at 10 O'Clock, zero.
-Wo"d is getting scarce in the Boze
man market. aud sells readily at - ut
card.
The mercury was ''intimidatcd
Thursday night and will demand "ev
count.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
BOxe man Market Report
GROCER

GROCERIES.
Sugar. s2O@s24 Coffee. IS cents
Bacon, 23G925; Ham, 25a2S Shoulders, %;
States Salt, 9; Dried Apples. l7al8 Drieh
Peaches. 2O@224; Dried Currants, lG@l7;
Dried Grapes, IS; Dried P'ars, 22@24;;
Beans. SalO; Fresh Corn Meal. 9; OAt
Meal. Is; Hominy. II.
light navy tobacco, 6s@sOc; black. 81
as Teas-Japsn G5@75. Young Hyson
SO@l q. Imperial 1901 30. Gunpowder
$l@l 49, Salt Gr. Brooms sos 80.
Pickles. ) gallon key, $4(9l 80: Rorn,
17@lSc,; Syrup, 5 gallon kegs, $sG17 so
Candies, 10 80 per box; SOAP So 5oG9
per box OF GO Tbs.
Flour. xxx, per sack, Sc; Oats,
81 .75@2.OO per cwt.
Poia oeS 1c per ID, Butter. 35c pc,
H.: Eggs, SOC per doz., Cheese, zoe pc:
TO-
Dried Apples. Salt Lake. 1871; Caliior'
mia. 20, New York. e2l.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19

Tlesr nrt,.ts nad,. their >ec"n& appear
arce ~ fore DOIcinnu audience on Mon
d.v, venrng. and the favorable imiress'"n
the, mad. IN their first appetrauc :. WIS
in no wis dc,racted from. Mrs. VIVIAN
ccred Poe'> Raven, and snccc' ded IN
hnldioy The undivided a'tcrti"n of her
.,J;,nc.. during the r, ci'al Of his diff.
cur, pc M. Nr. s'v'an, a. a 'h 'rArter
cor. i unsurpassed, anl il "Ten
Thousand Miles Away" represents per
fec,ly our idea of The appearance OF
Dickens Arful D.d"er. Mr.. VIVIAN
can always rc,, on yO,i house here al
BuZtmln
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From Back Hills

A rarty consisting # Jamrs Andr"wS.
BizlinghnG and >oa. --Osrri"an
and Richard Hill arrived at Hpzeman last
1uesda f,rm the Il a. k III :. The par
" numberin. time men itf, Desdw"od "n
tie 18th OF October. !oar Of then stop.
ping at [ e Crow agency. The larty
done considerable prof" citing. bat owing
10 ,hc cid w.a'b diu not accomplish
much; thty found sufficient however &c
take .be back track N ,ll: spring. Mr..
Andrews says that Number OF M"''Tn-
jams were To start for E,,me IT, "A few day :
ufter they lctr. ard that if they are not
showed ia somewh here they VIII be here
soon.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19

HHs!oway's Pills and Oinlment.-Scur'
yey and diseases of the skin-Fevcr. rest
less s.e.p. foul stomach. tainted breath,
Ianguor, depression Of spirits, always at
tcndant on the worst cases Of cutaneous
erupu0ns, are speedily AID radically re.
moved by these medicines-'he ointment
cleanses the skin, and the pills purify the
blood. stimulate the liver. and promote
digestion. q cents per box or pot.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
School Election.

In Difference to the wishes of citizens
as expressed in the meeting Tuesday
evening, the School Trustees OF the 7th
district have withdrawn the notice for an
election to .morrow, on the proposition 10
false 5000 10 build new school house,
and have ordered an election 10 he held On
Feb. II, amt shaped the proposition in
accordance. with the plan proposed by the
rcsoiu iious uDli>iled IN this lssue. Good.
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RELIGIOUS.

,SerN,re> al the NJ. r. Chu,ch each sun.
4.r 81 IL a. III. AMI y. m. SUNDAY
.riuol II, 2:3D p. IN. Prayer meeting each
THURSDAY evening.
l. ". Is LONG Pastor.
Rev l.. =. Gr,i!enhcn. Presbyterian.
r,h divine :, rvi"e each 81 Sabbath, in
ile NJ. j: Ehuch.
ST. James Church.
Services ,a"h Sunday morning and
evening" al the usu,l hours. Sunday School
,mmrd!aspiy after 1sor,iUg services. IN,
STATS fire. and all IRE invited to attend.
TEoNE> r.. DICKEY. Rector.
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O1tT Side
Still Ahead :!

Jockeys brand of Crackers, Hard
Tread and other goods, manufactured by
LIE MONTANA STEAM CRACKER
COMPANY,
i,elena, sre still in the lead, Eastern
GOODS thrown III the shade) because they
ale fresh and made of Montana materials in
Montana by Montana men. They pay cash
for Lard, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Flour and
Grain. Send them 0:Lers and cOnsign-
ments 48m3
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
MONTANA NOTES.

The county tax in Deer Lodge county
this year is the same as last % mills
general taxand one mill special Hrc tax
in Deer Lodge.
The Department has ordered daily
mail service over the line from Silver
Bow to Butte. and it IS being 50 carried
ny Gilmer s. Salisbury.
The Northwest publishes a ''roll OF
honor" made up of a list of ST. 'scribers
who have made payments on Their sub
scriptiOns.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
Legislative.
count.

Councilman Meadow gave notice on
Monday Of the introduction of a bill in
relation to Public Schools. Also bill
providing for the Election of Assessors.
Representative Chadwick. of Lewis
and Clarke. gave notice IN the 10th inst.
that he would introduce a gill to establish
Huspilal for The Main enahcca"d Treat
menl Of the Territorial Insane. Also for
the support OF the insane.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
Hydraulic Mining.
from The Daily Independent.

From The Daily Independent.
A company are hycrauiiring in Magp'e
Gul,h, and last week cleaned up over
$500. They expect to he able TO work al!
winter They obtain water from large
spring a short distance from the mine
and con Quenity can work except dur
iIy the very rOldesr days.
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NOTICE..

To all whom it may Concern: This is
to lofty you that hAv" gone out OF thu
washing business, and now leave i and
the price to the CHINA population. rs
can live without this kind of work. All
my Indebtedness will he squared up on or
about the 2Oth day Of March. as | have
the cO'Ia,erals. S-H.
Respectfully. ADAM FILLMORE.
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Popular illustrated book (26opages)on
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
Impediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for 50 cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER
617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist. Read his works.
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FoET ELLIS, VI. r., Jan. 10. 1877.
MIR. EDITOR: having noticed Fred.
NJ. Munn's cha le"ge to pay any soldier
a Four Bail Game of B lizards, 600 points,
up for 500 II side, hereby agree to play
tue said Fred. NJ. NUNS fur ball game
of billiards. aud have duly covered Mr.
NUNS deposit with Mr.. Ed. llibbard
the game to be played on one of NJ. L.
Williams tables. at Odeli's Hall. on the
second nigh, after the troops are paid OIL
at Fort Ellis. NJ. J..
Respectfully. Yours.
CHARLES Z. HALL.
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE. }
I;OZeman, Montana. :
DECENnER 10. 1876


Complaint having been entered at this
Office by STEPHEN d. PARSONS
against WILLIAM &. WYATT. for IAN
d0ning his Homestead Entry, No. .G6,
dated Anril II. 1872. upon the ". of $.
Z. ! of Sec ion 80 in Township l. South
of Range $ East and W. Of n Il. I Of
Section ) in Township 2, South "f Range
5 East, in Gallatn County, Montana Ter
ritory. with view TO the cancellation OF
said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
81 day of February. 1877, at 3 o'clock A.
NJ. TO respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged Abandonment.
DAVIS WILSON, Register.
J.V. BOGERT, Receiver.
1913 Add
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NOTICE..

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween r. F. Bennett and N. Is. Givens 10
this day dissolved. All accounts due the
firm are payable to me, AID hereby CAM
ton the public rot to make payment to
ally other p, rson whatever.
3. F. BENNETT.
3.4w. Bozcm.n, Dec, 22nd 1876.
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Wonderful.

BENEFITS Magic Cure' for rhcuma-
.i.m. :ienralcia or chronic pains in any
gar, Of the body. is unquestionab|y the
hest remedy ever used for complaints OF
,his character We SIMPLY ask you TO try
j, and he c,nvi~ ced. Sold at the Drug
House, ia Beg Il all. oily.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19

ANY p,rson knowing of the pr sent
v he,ea:npus of Jn". w. Powell. @ho at
ne time acted AS travelling age..t for the
AvANT COURIER will confer favor by
SEEDING his al I,eSs to this office. 3t.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The secon q'.artrrly ,ae",ing for B'Ee-
man Mission viii De h"ih Al Weaver
School ilnu>. the =; art ~, LIST Sunday
Of Feb, uary. 1877. Cgcarh'ng 10y the Pre-
siding Eid.r Stu13,. at ! y. III. and
u, IN. {. w. SANFORD, p. &.
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Local Matters.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The First National Bank vf B"zsman
.l.riarei u dividend of 10 !er cent. on
capital stock January 2. 1917, payable on
sad after that date.
JAMES G. DOW, Cashier
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ca Billiard tables IN tlp-,op order a
Odell's Hall.
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Challenge Accepted.

-. LOUIS imp rial AT Odell's ii Ill
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Pa Bass & Co.'S, Ale al Olell 8 Hall.
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Information Wanted.

1Eyn Sour mash whisky at Oaeils Hail
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Having taken charge of tl.is elegant
H,kel, the finest in the Territory, an
prepared to entertain the travelling public
ard regular boarders With
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22
CuriOsities Of Crime.

The novelist who should make and
tell in romance such q story as that
which Mr.. Floyd tells of the recovery Of
bis recently stolen property would gel
himself into trouble with the critics.
Mr.. Floyd's house at Englewood, N. J.,
was robbed recently. The detectives
have been busy searching for the thief
and goods, but have been able to make
nothing out of it. Yesterday q imam came
to Mr.. Floyd's Office, and, declaring bis
purpose to right the wrong, took Mr.
Floyd in broad daylight to the house in
which the stolen goods were stored,
and, within sight of q detective policeman,
loaded the goods ON . truck and sent
them home. He declined the proffered re.
ward, too, only asking that no descrip.
ton Of himself should be given. Here
is strange story, whether We regard the
strange recovery of the property, the
strange character of the man who restored
it to its owner, or the strange inability Of
the detective police to accomplish any.
thing in the case. Another. story, not
quite 30 singular, comes from Long
Branch. A theft there, which had ex.
cited great deal of comment, had been
traced to q negro parson whose reputa.
ton was 90 good that no one suspected
him; and we hear of another case in
which we have q singular prayer-test to
wonder over. A fire occurred on the
evening Of the 4th of July, in the village
of Chester, in this State. It was at first
believed to have been the result of care.
less use of fire. crackers, but sitter while
incendiarism was suspected, and, after
the rural manner, the people of Chester
made the matter theme of town talk
One pious young man even made it 9
subject Of prayer: In the weekly prayer
meeting Of one of the village churches
he entrcated It'd Ruler of the Universe
to bring the guilty person to justice; te
bring about bis detection, in order that
he might be properly punished; and w
now learn that the prayer was 90 effectu'
ally answered that the pious young mar
is securely lodged in Jail, with fail
prospect of serving term in the State
prison for arson.-N. Y. Esening Poet