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OF the Church Of tho TRANSPORTATION
Houghton's Little. Church Round the Corner"
and years ago he held an offico in the Sunday
school OF this church, and since his elevation as
n vestryman he had become an Influential
officer n warm and close friend Of the pastor,
and the recipient OF the utmost confidence and
respect from his associates and fellow com
municants. DR.. Houghton visited Mrs. Gilman
evening and endeavored to console her. Many
other friends visited the gref-stricken wife.
II was said last evening that the house was
watched by detectives. and that seizure OF tho
property contained in the dwelling was to be
made.
manner. He liked home and never was ab-
sent from IL after 10 o'clock at night. He was
IIc did not play at cards. or drink. or follow
disrcputahle women. At tho Union League
Club, OF which Gilman IL n member, tho for
gcrics were the uppermost topic. Few were
willing ~ believe Gilman guilty.
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"AND THEY CAST HIM OUT"
Tho HNckensnck Baptist Church ExpeIiing
It's Pastor and Thanking The sun.

Residents OF Hackensack are yet excited
over the recent discoveries In regard to the Rev.
Darling II. Philip late Pastor Of tho First Bap-
tist Church. Many persons have suddenly dis
covered peculiar acts committed by him in his
residence there They speak OF the low Lam
guage he occasionally used in the pulpit. In
speaking OF evening parties. he once said that
the young pers ons went there TO giggle and
gush. These expressions shocked the congrega-
ton. Opinion is varousy expressed as to tho
action OF the trustees OF the church. Some say
they should have let him get away without
making IL public. and others that ho ought not
TO hnvo been allowed TO conduct tho Friday
prayer meeting on tho evening on which he was
exposed. II was to settle all these questions.
and to place correctly before tho public the ac-
tion of tho church and the reasons for the
course Of conduct It pursued. that public
meeting was had last evening IN the church,
=, Tho pews wore filled chiefly by ladies', and in
the front row sat tho elders OF tho church. Ono
near the altar SF f "sod 70 81 ST the there s e V worq
very ministerial clothes. a black coat buttoncd
high in the neck. with little collar showing
white Mt the top. but when he crossed his logs
you could SEQ that ho wOro cardinal red stock
Deacon George II. Atwood IN a sad voice do
tailed M the cirfumstanGes q Mr. philips intro
avenue Of Information. went TO see DR., Full
ton II Brooklyn, ,as Philip had mentioned him:
pr Fulton said there was somSta1s eth odd about
hoass y sent on % %ES IN II arRy
received f" t. dd and sGeSssa SSssa with wh @' @' &AasH &AsH
pleased" tLaughterl
A meeting Of tho church members was had
heT the G2s9 81 tne from
the facts presented by the committee that ID. H.
Philip snot D. i. Philip, and that he is un, n
moved that Philip alias Rowland, be deposed
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THE STRIKING MINERS.
A Fair Prospect OF n General Rssumption In
the Scranton Region.

SCRANTON, Oct. "A committee OF five.
representing miners from each Of the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western, the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company. and the Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company miners leave this city to-
morrow afternoon. or in a special train on
Thursday morning, 10 meet the Presidents OF
those companies at the office Of the Delaware.
Lackdwanna and Western Company in New
York at 2 i. NJ. on the last named day, to confer
upon thc. situation here, II Is not developed
whether this proceeding IL at the suggestion of
the men or the companies, but II IS presumed
the former. MS the confession is rife among
them that crisis ID upon them which rhey can.
not combat, This grows, nm told by several
OF the strikers. out OF the action OF the Penn
sylvania Coal Compqny's men at the delegate
meeting on Friday last, when they assured
their brother miners that, though they would
stand by them in their demand for raise OF at
least ten per cent. for one week longer. the mat:
ter must no settled by that time or they would
break from the association and 90 TO work OF
their own accord. There is no doubt but the
coming conference In your city will solve the
problem OF the strike. and the men be at work
within short time. Such result would cause
great rejoicing here. and among no class would
tho rejoicing prove 30 enthusiastic a. among
tho miners themselves.
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THE JiPfNEsE REBELLION.
Snigo Dashing Into kngoshimn and seiEina
the Government Buiidings.

YOKOHAMA Sept 9.-Grcat astonishment is
excited by successful raid of small rebel band upon
Kagoshma on sent Afcr the battles at Nobloks iaSt
month every body believed that the revolt had collapsed.
Sage however with 80 or in followers broke through
the imperial army line, and made rapid dash south.
ward Rv inrNcnsahc negligence, the result u over.
confidence. kagu>lima WAS lett entirely unirrndcd
Tie nsurgt easily obtained possession Of the GoVern-
buildings ami drove out the few officials stationed
there. 1hl. event II characterized iIsascr. but IL
acknow cd.cd To bc great disgrace aud IT will entail
renewed aid large expenditures The latest advces
from the the rebel force insignih
can't and the who'd, affair mere Hash oi dying despera
But the Government l. cNasperntcd AZ SaigOs per-
sisicnre In merely wasting human lite, when all hn
chances nNe long been over hid Il l. feared that cap
tufed now the intention oi dealing mildly with him may
La ahuu utl
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
READINGS RIOTERS TRIAL
ONE C0NFEssING THE BURNING OF THn
LEBANON BRIDGE
snturntinR the Woodwork with Coal OIL saA
Then TouchinE II On-Ready to Take Tsa
or Even Twenty Years In State Prisoa.

SnturotIuR the W0OdWOrk WIN CoAI OtI 49,
Then Touchins II On-Ready 60 Take Tsa
or Even Twenty Years In state Prisoa.
READING, Oct. g. Tho court convened
this morning at o'clock. being the second dag
OF tho trials OF the rioters. Tho Court HOUSE
was so crowded that It was almost impossible
to gain admission. Tho bar was filed with law.
yers. the most prominent being f. u. Gowen.
President OF the Reading Road who Is conduct.
ing the case In the interest OF that corporation.
Among the prominent witnesses was Capt Lin.
den. Assistant Superintendent OF Pinkerton1
force. who was lntely engaged in the Molly Ma
guire trials. When tho Grand Jury presented
their indictment ii was carefully searched By
the Court. 1t charges Humphrles. Nachtrieb.
Lopglatt Blizzard. Trout Smith. and Jones
with having set fire TO the Lebanon valley
bridge. Immediately after the reading OF the
indictment. Mr.. Bland. for the defence, moved
to quash, on the ground that the bill does not
aver that tho crime was committed within tho
jurisdiction Of tho court of Borks county. Mr.,
TO amend. which was allowed. and the defence
noted an exception. The Court then directed
TINT the Jury be empanolled.
The full panel was not obtained until IL
o'clock, at which hour District Attorney Reber
opened the case for tho Commonwealth Sew
cral witnesses, were called to testify to the gem
eral facts and then the sensation of tho day
was caused 9s samuel Hnmphries. one the de-
the The stand as witness. He said that on Satur-
saloon OF Jacob Gnaw. Of tho focomotIve
made the desiruHSitionn of III" I,eddlhg c6hYbac
py,s properly suggested. and tho firing Of the
on sunday evening July 22. he and his con-
federates started out on their trip Of destruction.
After destroying cars and other property, they
brought up at the bridge. They crossed over
to the west end OF the same. raised n trap door.
and went down ladder into the bridge. satu-
rated the woodwork with coal oil, and then set
fire to it, They then started back to Reading
oyer different route. and arrived home late at
night.
This witness was severely cross-examined by
Mr.. Jacobs He said he was crazy drunk ut the
time ali this occurred. He had been in tho
House OF Refuge nearly three years. and had
got his living without work. He did not care
whether he got ten or twenty years in prison
for his crime: He seemed 10 DO utterly oblivious
to all sense Of shame.
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Tho Iartfords defeated the Chclsoas yester-
teriay, Is 10 II.
thiel Engineer Van Buren, warned the Brook
Ign Commissioners yesterday, that there was a depth Of
tcct aud tour inches only In the IIenpstrnt storage
use oi water 10 cease.
Tho Kings county Republican General Com
mItee nNcd Oct 10 the date OF the primary elections
for delegates To the various Conventions and arranged
hold the city Convention Oct 10 the County Conven-
ton on Oct 20 the second and Third senatorial District
Conventions on Oct 2j, AID the Assembly ConNe enuona
on oct ~. hathearted resolution WAS Adopted Ap-
proving the STATE ticket
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As tho four-in-hand coach, the Lotus was
being driven through sehermcrhorn street, brooklyn,
yesterday by Thomas Eagan IL dashed into light to-
buggy which Mrs Seal of 2tO schcrmcrhorn street her
servant and infant child had Just entered WHALE they
gathering the rcins tile horse backed IN" buggy
into tie street and the driver ot the Lot. - IN
wllne,-. droVe against the buggy. utse.4ns A. throw.
the occupants out. and severely inluriE them Ihr
child. II ID feared ~ fatally injured lhc coach passd
rapidly on the driver mamie sting no concern Eagan
was arrested last night
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Tho cln'tion tax gathercrs are busy among
the ote holders IN tc Custom House and other Federal
departments IN this city trying To collect money tho
ON campaign, m evasion Of the civil service order Of
Hayes IN s"r u uo up town districts the leaders
gently hinNng tn the tiicrhulcrs the necessity
tlhuuns toward the campaign fund Wherever the Col.
l,etnr ur Pu,uLa,"r have heard oi ans attempts at
lur.cd contributions they have promptly ordered them
10 be stopped.
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baby Justice BNhy said yesterday to christopher Raj.
ferty Chrisophers wife, Sarah. had told the Justice
that she could support the family y doing honework II
her hushan nd would only mind the baby. Christopher
sad he couldn't get work lhrn YOU must 70 tu Black
Wells Island unless mind the baby while Your vie
works Now which Will you do, take care Of the baby,
90 the pcnentiary" Christopher preferred Black
Mell S Ishnd. and was committed AceOrdlngl.
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Rescued by "a Young Woman.

Miss Wilson. niece OF Major Trainor. keeper
OF the Newark Bay lighthouse three capsize In
the bay on Monday She ran down the staircase and
quickly uniastencd small boat and lut ont a. the
She backed the hte craft toward the nearest man and
calling on him to climb into the stern made iVr the
Others, and re essued them.
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The Death OF Japanese Princess.

YOKOHAMA. sept. 9.-The Imperial Princess
Sciksn IN Nmiya, dlri ON sept She wasa sister Of
the late Emperor ami aunt tie present one, aud ior
reasons OF state was married Some years before the
overthrow of tho great TokusHwa family Of SiogunstO.
tn fourteenth Tycoon o Nrddu the last u the fycoons.
since drro-Ui AMI lNirg sccuson IN the interior,
mad, her sun BY Adoption Her remains VIII lie LAID
with those her husband the famous temple at ShibA
Toko ii tie two chosen burial places oi the roku
house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-03
Archbishop Bayiey's Dcathbed.

NEWARK Oct. 3.-Most Rev. Archbishop Bay
ley was in dcaihhkc sturor tminsit and his death
surely expected before iaybrcak lie has not been
conscious since Monday night 'AriihA NJ, ioskey Is
expected Coaiiutpr Archbishop gibbons bishops Me.
quad ani Corgan Vicar uenerhl Duan. srcr priests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-03

Maggie Gocrtllor aged fell from fourth
story window at Seventh street to the sidewalk last
evening and was instantly killed Hermann KRAFT aged
Of ~ East Third street ic from second story win.
dow his home and fatally injured. kittie Gsell
aged ia received serious and perhaps, fatal Injuries IN
falling from fourth story window 1T ~ Chry site
Aaron zimmerman. an infant, iel from second story
window at 40 Ludlow street. and was badly cut about the
face and head.
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PARIS. Oct. IN. Gambetta to-day formally
lodged appeal asainst the sentence passed upon hin
by the Corrco uona Tribunal The appeal Will probably
be heard thc beginning ot next week.
NJ jules simon /. seriously ILL.,
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Cotton Lnces for SILK Laces.


The Custom House officers made discovery.
yesterday when dry goods dealer got sixty cartoons Of
silk lace from bonded warehouse sample order,
and returned in their place cotton lace when exposed
he said at FIRST that his rm was IN bankruptcy and that
the assignee had held the silk lace ass.s but when
threatened with the seizure VI all his goods hs returned
H. .ll INN
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The Knn-a. Republicans

TOPEKA. Oct. 2.-The Republican State Gem
tral Committee met in TN, city and d,oici not 70 call
state Convention but nut IN uonnsouor Ci' lusice.
tn MI the Npirrd Il run ui iuis, kingman the hon
n lloston who now ns the ln-li.Du hA hutWhii' ni
They also placed IN nomination Tor L'u'enanl "oNsrh"
l. A
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Tho Rev. Joseph Cook will deliver n discourse
entitled Docs Death End All'' in the simpson ~
Church. Brooklyn, tomorrow evening. few more
tickets can be purcha~e ~ed in Whiting Co s store
"a Fulton street and thchesters Myrta and
Adelphi street, Brooklyn
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BINGHAMToS Oct. AIN the Republican Con-
venuon for tho Twenty fourth senatorial District held
In Owego to-day. tho candidates were fetor Honkins
Of Broone Vim Snyth OF Toea, and John " Sektcg o!
TonpkiDs Hopkins was nominated on the UNITY
ballot
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Surveyor shmrpe's A ssaiIant.

The writ OF habeus corpus on which Wm ii.
draee asked to be admitted to bail pending appeal from
his conviction dismissed by Judge Barrett ycster,
day, without prejudice to future application Grace
will uow " " tue psnlte ntlaTy.
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SPECIE PAYMENT REsUMED.-The best Ono cut
fof sale everywhere Try II ouce.-lds
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May be E-tinsuished In Forty-Four Years.
The city debt on, tho sQth ult. was .sl34, $780,
53i3o ON the day in 1875 1t $l37 j55 1t5 IL
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W Gather Once Prediction.
EJiOOhIlN

| Variable winds mostly from tho south. partly
| cloudy MeathsT am stAu0ntll lempetatule.
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GACETI

Compania de optr3.-El martes Sc pu-
so en- escen. por segunda vez IL Il'o-
cotore, La ejecucion de esta gran par
titura de Verdi nos pareci6 mas ajusta-
da que Ell su primera representation.
Lastima que la concurrencia fuese tan
escasa lastima tambien que la senora
Morini no hiciera una gitana mas viva,
mas resuelta, mas gitana EN- fin. El te-
nor estuyo esta noche mejor de voz que
Ell Rigoletto, pudiendo dar en- la oancion
.Natye iatelice el do de pecho con mas
limpieza y vol1men de timbre que el
iueves. Los aplausos no esoasearon
Y la sehorita D'Aponto y ell senior Pc
trilli Sc distinguieron en- sus respectivos
papeles de Eteonoro y Coaole dc L'no,
Benefcio, "A eataa horas debe tenel
lugar el de la prima donna senorita
D'Aponte con una soherbia function que
acknowledgements habra atraido gran con
curreneia, El beneGoio de la senorita
D'Aponte esta dedicado especialmente
al Comercio de esta Capital,
Funciones. s.-Se est;ln ensayando las
incorporates operas Laisa Miller J
Macbeth. IA quien no Sc lie hace la boca
aqua con los nombres solamente DO tal
preciosas partituras2
pregunta y repueSta. I'm peri6dicc
de la isla pregunta 81 el elenco italiano
ira 4 Mayaguez dar funciones. Sin
necesidad de preguntarlo 4 nadie nos
parece que 81 Sc presenta ALI buen abo
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VARlG D A D rs.
Ell DUELO PARA LOS CATOLIC0S.

A los postres de un banquete militar
dos i6venes ofciales franceses, que SER
Wan en- el mismo regimiento, Sc traban
de palabras. Ell deseneace es un re;o IAN
Zado y aceptado,
La noche y ell sueno facilitan ell uno
Y otro la digestion, ycuando 4 la mana
na siguiente, disipados los vapores de
las libaciones, Sc encuentran, saludanse
con una carcajada, Y, estrechandose las
manos, dan al olvido su question de la
v1spera.
Pero el suceso habia llegado 4 oidos
del coronel, quien, llamandolos q su
presencia, los ohliga a hatirse. Ell no.
nor, a su iuicio, exige que un duelo pro-
puesto y aceptado no termine sino con
sangre.
Dos dias dospues uno de los oticiales
Gaia muerto ell el campo del hoaOr5 con
ell corazon atravesado de una bala, y el
matador era retirado del sitio del com
bate casi loco de desesperacion,
Ell suceso ha tenido lugar en- Francia
hace pocos meses, Y ell coronel conser-
va su puesto en- ell ejercito.
Sigamos adelante
Tn veterano official de infanterla de
marina recihe una carta de dos camara-
das colmandole de insultos. Presentala
a los trihunales, y pide una reparacion
legal.
Su superior le hace saber que esas
reparaciones no Sc obtienen mas que
por medic de las armas, y que ST no las
busca por ese camino Sc lie declarara Ell
situacion excedente.
El agraviado insiste EN- pedir justicia
los tribunales, y no venganza a una
espadq Z una pistoia, y sc We, en- efecto
privado de su empleo.
Amelia un tribunal de honor, com
puesto de oficiales, y la mayorfa le sen
tenoia 4 hattrse.
Reclama ante el supreme tribunal dc
la milicla pidiendo su renosioion. J
aquel alto ouerpo le da por biep depues
to, La sentencia es eiecutoria: no que
da mas recurso al interesado que mo
rirse de hambre 6 iugarse la vida, fal
tando & las prescripciones de su concien
Gin,
H6 aqui dos oosas oourridas aver el
Francia, que dan lugar dolofosas me
ditaciones.
/ Los depositarios de la autoridad J
de la iusticia impelen 4 un catolico I
faltar d la ley de Dios, y Ia misma socie
dad oonsid6rale deahonrado 81 Sc resis
te 4 esas intimaoiones,
i sNo hay salida possible para un cato
] lico metido en- este calleion, que por III
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vero Baston, ST. ID. joaquin Psfi9 Sr.
ID. Pedro Matanzo, Sr. ID. duiilermo
Rubert, Sr. D. Antonio Catala, Sres. M.
Fossas v c., Sra Dona Celina Maiceau,
Sr. D. Ramon Gardon.
San Juan r. r. Mayo "a de 1871
Manuel del palle. GerInimo SerUi.
Actualidades. Ell calor es horrible,
insoportable, abrumador One fehcidad
para nosotros tonar por la tarlle 81 fres.
co. hbres tie La ciudad su confusion
en- el poetico paseo de Puerta de Terra,
81 al Ayr,ntamiento le pinguiese elevar-
10 de barranco La categoria de paseo
p1blico!
Iglesia de San Francisco. Segm We
mos ennuestro colega La CosTespOndencio,
pronto comenzaran las obras del pay1-
mento de la iglesia de San Francisco
mas con diseusto We nos tambien que pee
sar de los laudables esfnerzos de su ylr-
tuoso parroco el Padre Ortiz, no ha sldo
possible reunir los fondos bastantes sino
para enlosar Ia nave central dejando las
laterales como estan.
Los feligreses de tan rica parroqula
no deben consentir este, y Gle sI carload
esperamos amplien la suscripcion hasta
que alcance 4 cubrir por complete los
eostos de la obra.
Gales. -Notamos que el Ayuntamien-
to no reemplaza con otras las losas CEN
trales de las GALES por otras cuando NJ
rompen sino por chiaos, 10 que pone im-
perfectas estas Was Llamamos, pues,
la atencion del Municipio sobre este i'm
portante detaIle.
Correos. En- virtud de haber entrado
esta isla en- el convenio postal, en- 10
adelante el consulado ingles no reeihirA
mas correspondence para el extranjero
nj para Ia Peninsula, todas las cartas
yperi6dicos que hayan de dirigirse 4 cual-
qniera parte del mundo deben ser depo-
sitados con los sellos de franqueo co.
rrespondientes en- las administrators
lie correos del Estado.
Una direction original. al.-Se ha reci-
bido de la isla en- esta> Capital una car
ia cuyo sobre literal es como sigue "Se-
nor Don Al pfdo moro sua Pilativo Pc
TO hira dirijida En- la haceneia de Don
PePe En- Pto REQ Mariya. "Esta carta
/ lego su destino, sin embargo de los
disparates citados, 10 que indica el esnns-
TO con que llenan sus deberes los en-
pleados de correos.
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OMUIIGlDg

Ponce mayo II de 1871
Sr. d. Jose Perez Morris
San Juan Puerto Rico.
Muy ST. mio:
En- el n1mero So del Boletin Memanta
que V. redacta y dirige he lsido una
gacetilla que empieza asf:
"ALUMBRADo-N o sabemos que los ve-
cinos de la Gale de San Justo hayan
cometido ningun crimen para que Sc les
tenga sumidos EN- las tinieblas. Muchas
son las noches en- que In citada Gale
permanece oscuras DC. dc"
Semeiante appreciation envuelve un
periuicio Ia empresa, por la ligereza
tai vez con que fue redactada, Y que Ia
hace separar de los principios de. justi-
cia que no puedo menos de conce-
der V.
Con motive de ella, el encargado de
esa empresa, D. Jose Nadal y Rey, al
darme cuenta de sus operaciones, me
hace prcsente que ell fuadamento de
aquella local mace de haberse apagado
en- Ia citada calle en- una noche dos IA
roles que permanecieron sin dar luz
hasta las ocho pero que reparado el
defecto continuaron prestar perfecta.
mente su servicio.
NADIA me extrana que acontezcan esas
interrupciones parciales en- ell alumbra-
do, porque no es possible que Ell cerca
de cuatrocientos faroles que tiene esa
Ciudad, no Sc resienta slguno que otro
lie defectos que ell mismo uso determi-
ma Ell este china pero tambien es cier-
to que una vez advertidos, con diligen-
cia quedan remediados.
Comprendo que uno de los obietos
lie la prensa es poner freno los abu-
sos, que acrecentarlan 81 no hubiese esa
voz de alerta, pero en el case concrete
que nos ocupa, no es juiciosa la aprecia-
cion de que muchds son las nOcnes que
pern,aaece d oscuros Ia citalo ctllle, GUAM
do en- su larga prolongacion tiene mas
de 20 faroles, y el defecto estaba locah-
zado en- Ell espacio en- que alumbran dos
solamente.
Espero pues de sus sentimientos de
iusticia, que, convencido V. de Ia ver-
dad de los hechos, Sc sirva rectificar Ia
citada gacetilla, en- consonancia con 10
que demanda el exacto servicio que
viene prestando la empresa, y los por-
juicios que pueden originarsele con
acusacionos tan fuertes como la que
nos ocupa; no dudandp ese servicio
de su bondad y justicia, le anticipa Ian
mas sinceras gracias su affmo. s. s. @.
B. S. M.-El Ingeniero Director de las
Empresas de Gas de la Capital y Pom
ce.-J. G. Steinocher.
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AIVIcIQS 1IvlRsOs.
UN REGALO.

En- Ia noche del 81 al 10 del corriente, Sc ha
desaparccido de la estancia de la succession Ze-
vallos, I'm caballO color alazano peIla, con mu-
cho pelo blaneo intercalatlo en- todo 81 cuerpo,
erin, cola copete regular, teniendo u .crn
como rizada, todo de color guajana un lucero
Y Gordon en- Ia frente cortO Y apagados ambos,
Ia pata derecha tr1lsera desde el menudillo aba
10 blanca, delgado de pesenezo, cabeza larga,
paso corto largo tleyanado picando en- anda-
,lura, hace siempre que Sc e aproxima alguna
persona Ia demonstration de morder; de 5,a 6
alos g. cuartas alzadas.
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sera gratiicado con 32 pesos, el que de notl-
cia segura de sn palaidero, con % que serin en-
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