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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

When tie Plymouth Rock wa: about landing her
passengers at rwcnty-third street last night wcn
dressed lady, who refused TO give ncr name, ex-
claimed that had lost her pockctbook containing
o large sum OF money ana hvc hundred dollar United
States bond. She turned 10 Frank j Mcclure
o, NO. All West Forty y-Gh street, who was
on tho boat, and told HIM that certain
man, who turned oat to bc Henry Klein, OF No. 306
Seventh avenue. was the one VIII had picked 1t up.
She and Ac.suirc followed Klein to saloon In Thlr
tctb street and Eleventh avenue Here the lady tool
leave OF Mcclure, saying She gong down town TO
advertise her loss. McGure followed Klein on the
Twenty third street car and together they aghtcd
Mcclure called upon officer McArdle TO arrest him.
When taken TO the Twenty-nnth precinct and OK
ahmed the property not iound on hts person
Nevertheless Klein was locked up.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
THE NEWPORT SHOOTING CASE.
MISS HowAnD's ooSDITIoN-ARREsr OF SOL
DIERs WHO ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE CON-
POSED THE FIRING PARTY.

MISS HowARDs ooSDITIoN-ARREsr or SOL
DIERs WHO ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE CON-
POSED THE FIRING PARTY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. l.. July 5, 1871
Miss Howard. the young lady who was SO mysteri-
ously shot yesterday, as detailed IN the HERALD,
passed a comfortable night. The bail went through
the right lung Unless Inflammation sets in the doc
that she Will probably recover but that the
is still very critical one.
SEARCHING FOR THE crLPRIr.
Captain Hammond. OF the police force, detailed
Officer Garnett proceed TO Fort Adams to-day to
ferret out the mystery, and he has been successful
General Vodges, IN command, had nn investigation
this morning see II any of the soldiers bad any
cartridges within their possession. mono Of
them are allowed to have any. None we're
found TO have had any; but tho officer had
Glow before no reached the fort and
no ascertained thar Privates William Hind, se'mcr
Grimm and John Schmitzer had been firing at target
yesterday afternoon He accordingly made known his
Suspicion to Major McMurray, and that officer kindly
aided the policeman getting at the facts IN the case.
All three first Acknowledged nring with revolver,
but they nnaliy stated that they had subsequently,
used Springfield rifle schmitzer did not fire across
the water. Tue other two fired at large target on
the opposite shore, anu. having an argument as to
their shots. they probably. the excitement OF The
moment did not see the picnic party.
WHO FIRED THE DISASTROUS SHOT.
The last shot fired by Grimm, who used the
rifle, the ball being the one that has nearly cost
young lady her life II was proved concusveIy that
pistol shots could not reach the opposite shore, which
is 1900 yards distant They acknowledged having
had seven cartridges, and Two OF them were found
upon one OF the men.
OFFENDERS TO De PUNISHED
All three we're committed 10 the guard house to
await the result OF the injuries TO the lady; and whc
ther she gets well or not they Will DO court mar
taled is violation Of the rules to fire on gov
ernment reservation. In justice 10 the prisoners 1t
should be stated their officers speak of them the
highest terms, and the present is the rst complaint
against them Ever since the sad affair occurred Gen
era Vodges and his officers have left nothing undone
that would tend TO place the Olame where II belonged
EVIDENCE SOLDIERS.
Some OF tho picnic party state that as soon as Miss
Howard fell all three OF soldiers left the spot where
they had been firing, and they believed 10 havc
seen plainly what they had done. During the after
they md fired several times the Shots however,
not coming near the picnic group. They saw the SOL
diers distinctly, and unite saying that the latter
could cot help seeing them. IL is not tho first time
that complaints been made OF reckless firing In
the vIclDty OF The Dumprgs.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, July 4-Arrived ship Rhine (Br) Smith. Phil.
ade,phia; 5th, Nederland tBelg) Randle New
York: ship George Linck Cier. Nemann. Philadelphia
AMSTERDAM, July ARRIVED, barks Skudesnues CNor)
Kjeldscn, Now York Msonbcam, Field Port Royal.
AMER juno 26-PasseL ship Messenger, Gikey, New
York for Woosrng.
BELFAST July 5-Arrived brig Dirigo. Coffin. New York
BoRprAux July 4-Sailed, bark J strossmayer (Aus)
Medenlch. New York.
corxxuAcrS July ARRIVED brig Pepita tsw) Pahison,
New York.
CALCUTTA, July 2-sailed. ship Loch RAMA (Br), La.
mont, New York.
DuScKSKss July s-On bark sirene Ger,. Callis from
Pensacola for Rotterdam.
or the Lizard5th IL AM steamer Ethiopia ti) Craig,
Now York for London.
DUNKRK. July 4-Arrived, bark George jenkins tBrA
Ross New York.
HAvRr July 3--Arrived, bark Ottolina (Nor,, Finck
Philadelphia: briggs Empress (Br Edwards Charleston;
Genoa (3r) Prcst, New York
Arrived 4th ship George Hurlbut, Masson Mobiles bark
Abigail (Br), Raymond, New York
Arrived In the Roads 4th barks Sauel (Nor) Flagstaff
New York for nave; Maggie tBr) Lockhart do for do
HELvoEr July 4-Arvcd, bark Eugcnio (Spj Eorriaga,
Daricn.
HAMBURG. July 4-sailed. the Hebe for America.
LIVERPOOL. July 4-Arrived. ship James Akin (Br),
SIM New York; 5th Istrian tBr), Ft Boston
brig Stella, Kay New York.
Also arrived 5h, ship Importer (Br. Sutherland, No.
bile.s
Sailed 9th. bark Honor (Aus). Mareglia, New York.
Sailed Attn, Illinois, Shackford, Philadelphia
LONDON July 4-Arrved, barks Ferris Thompson, Pot
ter, iiicgo and Nagasaki; 5th Won der Hoydt Ger, Mi
chaclis Pensacola.
LYNN. July 4-Arrived bark Rachee tAus), Buu,elich
Philadelphia ~~-~"
MARsEILLrs July 4-Arrived, bark Pondchcrry tBr,.
Guidicc Dariem
NEWCASTLE, July 5-Arrivcd, brig Tucker (Br),
Miller Charleston.
QuEEssrowS, July 4-Arrved. barks Giuseppe Mazzone
Uta), ,Ierceo and Consigcre dtaD Consgliere. Pha-
dcphia; Fredsel (Nor Norberg. New YORK; 5th. bark
veox tNor) Olsen, Boston Pasquano dts. Msnzo, New
York: brig Busy Bce (Br,. Smith, st Andrews NIB.
Also arrived 9Th. Nova Scotan (Br) Richardson
Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool tand proccedcd).
Arrived 3d. steamer Italy iBry, Simpson, Now York
Liverpool (and proceeded.
Rouxs. July ARRIVED, bark Kate Howe tBrl McNeiy.
New York
ROTTERDAM July 5-Arrved. bark Arracsn ,Ger) Bunje
Baltimore.
RIO JASERo about July i-sailed. steamer Copernicus
(Br), for New York.
wArrRroRp, July 4-Arrivcd, brig Lophcms tBr), Maei.
strom. New York.
YOKOHAMA, about June 2s-Arrved, bark Ella Lorinp,
Loring, New York.
WEATHER REPORT.
NAVY I,lv A u = a.
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DAMAGES BY STORM.

COLUMBUS, Ohio July 6, 1877.
During storm this afternoon, lightning struck the
dwelling of Robert Shields dong considerable damage.
The roof of u new addition to the High school build
ing was blown of.
The lightning struck the station building at Caldwell,
the junction OF the Batmore,and ONO anu the Scioo
Valley railroads. few miles from this city Wcdnes-
day night The building was entirely consumed, caus-
ing u loss Of about 81, COO
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A WOMAN SHOT.
RECKLESS USE OF REVOLVER BY NAVAL AS
sIsrANT SURGEON.

sISTANT SURGEON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, w., July s. 1877
An affair occurred the steamer Banks about
twelve o'clock last night just that vessel arrived
from Fortress Monroe, by which colorcd woman
named Brown shot IN the face by Dr. W. g. G.
Wilson, assistant surgeon United States Navy and who
is now stationed the receiving ship Franklin,
difficulty having occurred between that gentleman and
q coored man named Brown.
NO BALL TO BE FOUND.
The wounded woman was conveyed to her residence
and Drs GaA ana Ward called to her assistance. They
report they have been unable to lind the ball.
SURGEON WILSON HELD.
DR.. Wilson had partial hearing before Mayor
Tucker this morning, and was committed for ten days
await the result OF the wOman's injuries, when
fuil examination Will be had. The negro man Brpwn
was also in tho wrist by tho surgeon, who was
very drunk at the time.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
STORM IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PorrsvILLE, July 8, 1877.
violent rain storm passed over the upper portion
Of Berks county early this evening, accompanied by
fearful wind and hail. At Hamburg. Emanuel Church.
tho larges, Of the kind IN that section, was
unrooled and much damage was done 10 the inferior:
Up TO nine o'clock reports havc been received OF
twelve barns being unrooied neighborhood and
Of several being completely demolished. The SchuyI
XIII Bridge damaged, the roof being blown oil and
broken Much excitement prevails. low estimate
places the destruction OF property al $50, OOo
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ss.ssn e.rts Johann wilhelm, Alsrsshs. H.vrs xosnl

herEsn baFks Johann Wilhelm, AlbFeeht. Hsvre Noeng
Richn, Liverpool
Arrived 4th. ship Hebe tyor,. Cook, Antwerp
Cleared I'D. Shin Ronochan Thomson. Clyde: barks
Maud. Russell. Plymouth Prince Afreu Bacon, Bristol.
sukISAN June l3-In port. schrs Roswell Hurlbut for
Boston July 81 Modens. for do In days; Abbie rtnsn.
ST HELxxA no date-Passed ships Oneida Eaton. from
bombay for iavrc Brown, Keazer. Calcutta for Bos-
tom Prince Regent (Br), Graham, BOMBAY for Havre
hr J9us NIB, July Arrived ship Robert Dixon smith
Cleared 4ih schr Potomac, for New York
WEYMOUTH. Ms juno 2S-Sailed bark Mary Campbell
fBri, Gray. Clyde
WiSpsoR Ms. June 2s-Arrived. schrs Mary z Amsden.
Boston (and cleared for New York; Hamburg Machias
tand cienred FOR New York; 3Oth Alpha. Yarmouth; Ada
B xnen Eastpcrt (and both cleared for New York.
fAkNoUTH. rs. June 3O--Arrived FIamborough
G;r Frazer New York (and sailed PM Tor st John,
NB) schr Alpha (Br) Philadelphia
Arrived July l. brig II RAYMOND (Br), Philadelphia.
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RAIDS ON THE TENTH.

The police OF the Tenth precinct last night again
raidcd the saloons kept by Henry wcndle-
ken, NO. Is Bowcry; John SCHROEDER, No. %
Bowcry and Gustavc Sefers, No. 20 Bowcry, ana ar.
rested he propricors, together with their assistants
Tho places closed and the customers were driven
oai In all iourteen arrcsts wcre made.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents aud informed
that by tsleSraphing the HEaALp London Bureau.
dressing Bennett No 46 Flest street. London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue rOpera.
Paris arrivals aud from European und
Eastern ports and all foreign trading
with the United states the Same will cabicd this
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will hnd tho Paris oce the
cal ana expeditions for telcgraphins
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VERMONT'o CELEBRATION.

BKSN.SGroS, July 5, 1877.
President Hayes, his Cabinet aud Vice President
Wheeler have accepted Invitations TO attend the Yer.
mont Centennial
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ORDER OF EXERCISES.

WINDSOR, July 5, 1871
Centennial exercises In honor OF the ono
hundredth anniversary OF the adoption by Yer.
mont OF us constitution Will b. held ON
Sunday, Sth inst y Christian anu patriotic discourse
viii bosdcllvcrcd by President Hubert OF Mddlebury
College with music by large choir. On Monday hls-
lorical ana othcr addresses viii tc delivered ana hero
viii be procession dinner. toasls, The tent un-
der which the exercises VIII DC held the COIN
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THE BALTIMORE coLLEcroRsHIP.

PRESIDENT HAYES LETTER susPENDING COLI
oNEL WILKINS.
BALTIMORE. July 8, 1871
The following s the letter OF the Presdent suspend
ing Colonel wilkins from the oce OF Collector Of this
district which was handed Mr. wilkins this morning
by Mr. Thomas previous TO the transfer OF the ose to
the latter
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1877.
srR:-You arc hereby suspended IRON the Office OF
Collector OF Customs for the district OF Baltimore In
the State of Maryland In accordance with the terms
oI section 1885, Revised Statutes OF the United Staes
and subject 10 ali provisions OF the law applicable
thereto. r. B. HAYES
To EDWARD WILKINS Baltimore Md
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
FATAL CELEBRATION ACCIDENTS.

Providence X, l., July o. 1877.
A: Kingston Ill., last night, old brass cannon
used in firing salute was prcmaturcy discharged
killing Walter Waite. a clerk the Post ONCE and
seriously injuring Charles Adreh Clerk OF the Court
of Common Pleas, and Old coorci man named
Iun, Rhodes. Mr.. Adams also bad an eye badly 10.
iura
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
SAILED.

Steamers Frsa 0;er), for Hamburg; Canaan (Br) Lon
don; CalNnd Dutch. Rotterdani Isaac Bell Richmond
&c; Ellie Knight Philadcphia Richmond Norfolk; barks
Gro tAus). Cork or Falmouth: Wilhelm (Ger Stettin;
Milton tNor). Cork; Famicns, Minde Nor) Christians;
brigs Florence Henderson, Perm buco; Kvsmopoit,
Port Natal: rula Belize (hon).
Also sailed. bark Sarah kngsbury, for Trieste.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
A SUICIDES EFFECTS.

Officer jackson, OF the Fourth precinct brought in
old blue cap leather strap, and white cotton hand
kcrchicf with a letter G upon it, They sup
posed 10 have belonged TO unknown man who
mttcd suicide by jumping into the East River from
pier % last night
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MURDER BY A BOY.
IBY tELEcnApH TO THE HEnALp1

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, July 5, 1877.
Two negro boys aged respectively eleven and twelve
years, became involved in quarrel about game Of
"knucks" in Weldon N. c., yesterday morning, when
the eldest went homo and procured horse pistol and
instantly killed his conradc, blowing all the back part
OF his SKULL OIL with the weapon.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
TANNERY BURNED.

WotpBoRo. n H.. July 8, 1877.
Yesterday the steam tanncry, owned and worked by
Mcssrs varncy 4 Co., was burned with tho buildings
connected thcrcwith; also large barn and shed. 4
fntc OF the stock ui gathcr Was saved. The loss IS
ylJ,OUO; Insured III nine conprnles Tor $l5, 100.
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A LADY INJURED DY ROCKET.
rrlcA. n. y. july 5. 1877.

UricA, ~ y, July s. 1877.
BY the accidental discharge OF lot OF fireworks at
Newport. Rcrkimcr county, "Wednesday evening,
Mira Henry varkhursi. niddlc-agcd iajy bad her
face Aoit open Dy large oskci. Sic csunrt possibly
lave. Other lcrsons were Siish'i! nJursds
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs. &C.

x BEAUTIrUI AND FAST STEAM YACHT TO CHAR.
by day weok private parties only large saloon:
promenade deck: fifty parsons comfortably odated
licensed for scvenyhve gentemcns large kitchen
such opportunity has been offered In New York ADJ
dress oRArlo NELSON, foot West 18th ST.. for terms
LvOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IN MERCHANDISE
IL or Real Estate. Sloop Yacht. about 80 burden;
centre board light drauglt and IN good condition
particulars apply to A. KfNGSLANs& n SONS. IS Broad st
GAILBOAT WANTED WILL PURCHASE OR HIRE
kCa Catnoat. 25 to ~ feet long. Address RAvEXhA.
Herald olice
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FALL FROM A FIRE ESCAPE.

Mary Murphy, of No. 126 Cherry street. accidentally
fell from the nre escape the third story OF her
residence last ngni. she was removed to Bellevue
Hospital aud Is sad 10 be IN . ay!Ls condition.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
SPOKEN.

Ship Lydia tBr) Goudy from Liverpool for st John NB
June 81 Oft Burdsey.
Ship Patrick Henry tBr) from Quebec Traee. Juse
Is, lat Al, Ion 2j
Bark Ecuador (Br) Hughes, from Belfast aud
dered st John, NIB. Juy2 IS miles Of Five Fahom
Lghtshp.
l5 lat 44 10. Ion Al 80.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
SENTIMENTS OF THE GRANITE STATE on oUEs-
TIoNs OF NATIONAL EXPENDITURES.
CONCORD, July 5. 1871
In tho House this forenoon the following resolution
was adopted -

Resolved That the OF the national government
shouu be used for the sustaining efficient bic
economical adnnistration. and for the all
honest and equitable debts citizen that the
exclusively and sacrcdly aside devoted
the qudat OF te pubic debt and that the national
government should undertake new obligation nor
lend its credit for the nrtlerancc of speculative
schemes under the guse OF Intern improvemens that
be tor the advantages OF particular locality
4nra n
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
THE PRINCIPAL pAgr or CHESTER VILLAGE
CONSUMED.

THE PRINCIPAL pARr or CHESTER VILLAGE
CONSUMED.
GOSHEN, ~ V, July 5, 1871
The larger portion of the business centre of tho
lower village OF Chester at the Erie Railroad depot,
was burned this morning. The IRE broke out in the
store Of ]. q. Clark & Son, which was destroyed,
together with Tuth,l Il Clarkes general store aud j.
I. Thompson's hardware store Adjoining on the
same side of the street, King Boards feed
damaged On the opposite side several buildings
pied business places with families living tue upper
floors were burned fhe principal sufferers G. w.
Clark bu cher; J. &. Kcrner, boots and shoes, amt
n. s. Thompson, drugs.
Axp INSURANCE.
MipDLgrowS, ~. y, July 5, 1871
The losses by the fire at Chester AMI the
arc as follows:--J. 7. Thompson, building and hard
ware store loss So 900; SI 000 j. g. Clark,
building loss So 0O0 Insurance. 81 00o J. g. Clark &
SON stock loss 81 900; insurance, $4,000 Tnthil &
Clark stock loss S17. 900; Insurance, sl200y. j. b..
Tuth building, loss, 5000; Insurance. 5000 Mary
Herman. saloon, loss, $1,000; Insurance.. $1,000 j.
i. Johnson, tenement. loss slUOJ; uninsured. q. o..
Mastcn, tenement osa. 5000; insurance, $1,000. "
= rnompson, drugs, loss "a, 900; insurance.. So 000
g. NJ Clark building. loss, $4,000 Insurance. 81 800 j.
Duryca boots and SHOES oss 900 Insurance. 81 5U0
j. q. kcrncr, boots and shoes aud building
loss $4,000 insurance So 300. =. II. Bryan, buid,ng,
loss 81. 5U0 insurance ~ 200. The losses aggregate
s64 800; insurance sil 800. dozen families were
burned out.
Irving. S2,T50; Lorillard. 81, $50; Republic, 1000:
Hanover, $1,000; British America, 1920, North
British and Mercantile, $4,000: Niagara, 5000; Home,
sbout sv,0Oo al OF New YORK. h'na, OF Hartford,
50 900; Continental s6OOo Liverpool, London aud
Globe, 500 Fire Assocaton,o OF Philadelphia, Sl,oOO
Peoples, OF trenton, 5000
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Stonington July 3. schr Charles Shearer
Appleton, South Seas.
spokenJune %. lat D. Ion II schr Quickstep, OF
from Provincetown with 800 bbls OF sperm.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, CON-
parison with the corresponding date last year. ind
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Buildng:-
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A CLEAN OF SUNSHINE.

reception was given last night to the patients in
Bellevue Hospital by the mcmbers OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06

Average mpcralure YESTERDAY y......-....... 142s
A vcrasc temperature for corresponding date last
vcar ........ 500
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
,isr. Sails. I Destindfion

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

noLyHEAp. July 4. PM-wind sW moderate.
PLYMOUTH, July 8, PM-wind W, gentle fire.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 5, 1877.

sGentle.. Moderate.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24
For Stomachs Out of Order

No medicine will cfiectually Improve the
tone of the stomach as these Pills they remove
ali scidity occasioned either by intemperance or
improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce
IL to healthy action, they are wonderfully EN-
cacious III cases Of spaSm-in fact they never fail
In curing all disorders OF the liver ana stomach.
HOLLOWAl'S PILLS are the best known in the
world for the following diseases Ague. Asthn u,
Bilious Complaints, Botches on the Skin, Bow
els. Consumption. Debility. Dropsy. Dysen,eiy,
Esysipeiss. Female Irregularities Fever of all
kinds, fi.s. Gout. Headache. Indigestion Infiani-
nation. JauDdice. Liver Complaints. Lumbsgo,
Piles. rheumatism, Retention of urine Scrofnla
or Kings Evil Sore Throat. Stone AMI Gravel,
Ilc-Donoureuy. Tumors, Ulcers, Worms Of all
kinds Weakness from any rause
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24
HOLLOWAY PILLS
Invariably cures the following Diseases
DiSOl der Of the KidneVS.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water. or
whether they be afflicted with stone gravel. or
with aches and pains settled III the loins over the
regions of the kidneys, these Pills should Toe taken
according to the printed directions. and the Oint-
ment should be well rubbed into the small of the
back at bed time This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means have failed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24
IMPORTANT CAUTION

None are genuine unless the signature of .
HAfnock. rs agent for the United States, sur.
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment A hand
some reward will be given t. anyone rendering
such Information may cad To- the detection OF
any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them to lbs spuri-
- Sold the mandatory % PRoYEssuR HoL-
LO"AY Co. New York. and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
civilized world, in boxes at - cents 90 cents and
81 each.
- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger size.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of PATIENTS in
ever! disorder are affixed To each tpx.
Office. ll2 Liberty Street, Nv York.
li5-dw-Iy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-15

I'm alca!de de monterilla.

Ell Sr. Jaan Lopez, que como parti-
cular Y como Alcalle era la tiran(a, la
ferocidad y el orgullo personiticados
cuando trataba GOA sus inferiores,
dignabase, sin embargo, 4 aquellas ho-
ras, despues de despachar los asuntos
oficiales los de su labranza, Y de pc
garle Il su mujer la cotidiana paliza,
beberse un cantaro de vino en- compania
del Secretario Y del Sacristan, opera
cion cue iba mas de mc.liada aquella
noehe cuanda el Molipero compareci6
en- su presencia.
i Hola, ito Ideas lie dijo, rascan-
dose Ia cabeza para excitar en- ella Ia
yena do los embustes } Z Como va de
salud ?--i A yer, secretario, eehele V.
un vase de vino al ito Ideas Ia J la
sena Frasquitl 1 Sc conserya tan qua
pa? Y hae mucho tempo que no la
he visto Pero, hombre,,v Que bien
sale ahora la molienda El pan de
centeno parece trigo candeal Con
que.... vaya.... Sientese que, gracias 4
Die, no tenemos prisa.
III Por mi parte, maldita aquella !
contbst6 ei ito Ideas, que hasta enton-
ces no habia despegaGo los labios, pero
cuyas sospechas eran cada yez mayores