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The Oarsman Alleged TO Have Isepu
Poisoned IsefoFe the 1tacs Bntnrdny.
Eneefal Dianafth IN The 1s4hsaas

The Oarsman Alleged to HAyo nenn
Poisoned before the lsace Saturday.
sptetal DLpatea to The Trtbunt.
New YonK, July 15-CoustncY, the oassman
who was polsoncd at Greenwood Lake Satur-
day, 10 still in a very weak condition. Dr..
Ward, hls physician, docs not hesitate to say
lie was drugged. Courtney WIS interviewed bY
Times reporter to-day. Ilc says there wcFr
several ind1cattons that ho had bcen
duscd with pretty strong So
lutton Of arsenic, and ile firmly believes
II tho polson had not acted as quickly and In the
way II did, lie would l,arc died before morning.
Questioned about renewing tile mntch, he satl:
II will row Riley or my other man in the world
for any reasonable amount Of money. I will
not row for glory again. aud have dipped
my oar for the Inst time in Greenwood Lake.
It is q splendid COURSE, but II such scenes as
that OF saturday aEc possible there, It is
no place for me. II Tlllcy wants to meet uso
in q suuare race, will meet him
1,alf why between mr. home and bis. I will row
him ut Troy, nnu though am nut particularly
anxious for o flyc-nile coussc, II that distanrc
suits him better will consent havo learned
lesson that will not soon forget. Wuen I
row again my vito will accompany inc and do
my cooking. Until iow have had foolish
fnith In Everybody. but guess must give It
up."'..
Ut Baturdayf''
"Yes, nIy brother and myself Ind about
$1,000 bet oil tho result l did not put up the
lnoucy personally, but I authorized friends to
bet for u,e ut tho general rate Of 100 to 10 on
myself. II anybody inagines that purpossay
made mYsclf sick, ttis stasement ought to dis.
pei their lcbts."
"1lave you anything to say about Rllcyl'
"Nothing whatever, except that he and arc
good fricndA do not believe he would know
lngly be party to any SUCH dcspteablc trick as
was playol upon me. Ife has always acted
fairly In my previous matches will
htn, i:and .E?hta.. sals 1'e caanot hat
Know what tho man can do ~ An fnch with
pair OF Bculls, mud must saXAEuin that am sat-
isIed / can beat him In ATTY race. As to tho
time hc Ia reported to have inn1lt IN Saturday.
! must bp allowed to doubt 1t. A ttne-kcepcr
who nl2&ea mistake OF u minute tn mile iss
to say tho least, not trustwoe+by.'
+" What Inducements Hcse held out to you to
engage III the suatehi''
III WIS ted to believe that wauld 9et one
half Of the receipts 1T the grand stand and one
quarter OF the excurstun fares, 0r something ut
TINT sort, but | falled tu sec auy gra,lti atand,
These wcrc tho Inducements offered HAeh It
wng proposed to hayc tue raec cume OF D. tho
Fourth Of July, but dDm't k1lqw wt,at wfq be
d0nc now. It looks ut present NJ u f6c ratlipal
folks were about tho only Ntllnert.f
It WINS thought the t1rcgs OF the tea Ind beun
preserved, but thia sectls to b. tnhR ake, and
ttcFu Ia III chance to tell definitely nhat vas
administered.
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EARLY iu June y regiment OF GOV mounted
CsErssalaus aud litY kuni Eursemc1h under thu
<usulnAnd VI Alouaaa Paaha, were scnt from
Erxerouin 70 tho Soughaulu. A c3trsaisundett
uf the Lnudou Asus desgriles their entsy into
camp. They e2lnG hltnx Two dcep u long
column, over thu hillside, eatL OF tho hyr
squAdrons having cEimson Or paEtt-nforel
rsd.aud-white balner Ut III heal. bl4xonai With
! white cscsccnt aud star: Tue uien
wore tho loux CtFrassian tu1llc, rcdchsng
to tbs middle Gulf, aul cunuea Ut, tho
waist b. an Embroidered belt, supporting ths
usual Eu7Edle44 eimeter and loug daXNcs with
sunlel supply VI hJ3tly-oryatucatel pistols.
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Suicide,

Special bLtpattA to The Tf2GlnA
BrELtSo TON, ILL.,, July 15-Wtll Chamber
hu, son Of Z. Chamberlin, prominent whole
sale xrocer Of thts cftr, ended his career By lis
own hsud lie rang tor a servant, and JUS. as
the servant closed the door leaving, Clamberlih
fred bis Eevulver, taking effect IN hls own lem
pic. lie dlctl instantly. Hcwas not set Of age,
atoticd much sorrow TO his relatives and friends.
t3e lett note to hss father, nauiInE two women
to whom be attributed his ruin.
Special hRxtfcA 10 TAs TFftune.
OMAnA, NcU., July j5.-sIciacl Stokes, an
army tailor, cut Ills throat to-day md will not
rcc0scr. Cause, whisky.
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FINANCIAL.

sr.'Lorls, july sd--Als The papers this morn-
Ing devoted good deaf Of space so.the financial
situation here and tho run on tho banks 6atur-
Hay. The latter is treated quite lengthy, and is
nut regarded as In my sense SERIOUS or likely to
result IN disaster,
The United States Firc-lhsurancc Company
OF this city has rcinsurc.l all lis rutc!cJ II, the
scottish Commercial Campany{of G!asgoH, and
closed up Affairs The dulntAs u ht,alness wrs
debts, and return 70 per cent TO stockholders.
, 1877-07-16
A DANTE.

BAN FxAac,sco, July la-The Hon. Sumner
Howard, DistHct.AttosneY OF Utah. Informed 4
Cat re,psscr last eseu!ng that the Object Of l4t3
visit u this city was To hunt up certain
witness for the purpose Ut producing h'm w.
forc the Grand Jury Of Utah. now III session In
yestl2atiuE the Morason affairs oi that Ter
rttory. THIS witucss wa member OF tho
famous Uanits band, anu 1t h2i generally been
assumed wus murdered many years ago.
Howard, however, succeeded iu tracing hiIn up,
HlA saxsrt4lnei that hr las tncn living In tlls
StQte for some twenty-five ycats. Hts evidence
vii have al important bearing upon the ill.,
vnstiyation. For s2tiafxtnEj gca&onA the pallaa
OF the witncss and the nature Of ius tSstlmeHy
Is Withheld. Howard left with thu Wltue4s for
Utah this morning.
, 1877-07-16

Mr. ]. b. 0rlnncll, Receiver Of Tho Ccntral
Railroad of Iowa, has tlcl Will, the Clerk Of the
United states Circuit Court at Des Molncs, H.,
lis report for the first halt Of 1871. During the
half year the totul earnings were 8.sj0, 49, rs
agalnst s:342,0o0 for tho same tino Inst year.
There was decrease In tonnage carried during
The same pcrlol of ~ per cent, owing to the
general stag,lntion in business md light Gluve-
..lcnt Of gra!n. On tho other hand, ihu truck
l,xa utcn put in first-class orttcr and tho pay
roll reduced iron, $3l,ss5 to s10,9s7, the num-
Der Ut employees being cut down from coz to
tsO. The roal Is now considered as out Of Its
disllcu!t!ca, aud In o lair way to become profit
ahte.
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NEW YoIE, July 15.-Arrivel, the steam
ships britannia, from Liverpool, a.a ArraRon,
troin Bristol. -
FATHER PoNr, July l5.-The steamship
8fosaviau, from Liverpool, aud Canadian, from
Glasgow. lave p2ssed lt.
PulLApELPntA, July 5.-Arrircd, the stcam-
ship Illinois, from Liyerpooi.
Loauos, July 15.---.Thc steamships Canada aud
Frista, from New fork, Polynesia, from Nom
rived out.
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ClsctAxATrt O., July i5.-Ihs Hosbrook-
stanper party, who shot txo of the Underwood
outlaws in Carver County, ky., and were ss-
rested ou wa3raut& charging them With shooting
with intent 10 kill, hayo given bail, after being
under guard Of military dve days. Their ex-
animation will be commenced tomorrow. At
Upper Tygart, old Underwood, hia sons, 1ohi.
psed u soa updsf s.oux
George L. Underwood II still alive. Sheriff
, 1877-07-16

Rnccs Ycstertlny-Tl.c Remains OF IIaekett
Viewed in State-The Expected Trouble
Special Dfspateh IN TIE Tribune.
MONTREAL, July l5-To-night Sunday, ut
meeting Of tho Presidents anl officers OF tho
Irish Catholic Societies, =. Dcvln in tho chatr,
tho action taken By tue 1rith Catholic societies,
together with tho Presidents of other local So
cietscs Of different nntionalittcs und creetls, to
prevent conflict on tho 18th, wcrc rccountcd.
II is maintained that tho Irish Catholic Society,
as body kept their part Of Ihe compact,
and tho acts Of inllvdua1a outside OF their So
ctcty arc rep'1sllatcsi and condemned. The fol-
lowing resolutions were passed.:
R<sotpfd, That We, tho rrcsldcats of tho Irish
Catholic aoclcties uf Montreal. make solemn dec
larat!on that, by every Influence which We com.
arrived II BY tic fesoations of tho ioth int. it
thnt, by pu2lc appeal aud prtvstc admonitton, We
Impressed nnon the MemocEa of said toc1e TICS
respectively the necessity 0f an honorable fn1nl-
.ncnt Of an Implied agrccncnt; aa.i TINT. 10 our
knowe4ze and belief, strict observance was clyen
H<toirtd, That wc loplore, on tho grounds OF
Of ths rational hoas1 gsesnd!e.:'y soseht e =
homicide " at The hands Of many, md join
With our c!tzeus Of all denominations in rspsooat.
:s sse tss e' tt ases
sssSs! i |;is,; ;s s:s;ss1 !, ~
viii Justly or paiiato ths cowafjllpces vf com.
II Gat iass 70 az anspsnsi"n q, H. nnt.
lie e1eltement4 which generally leads
tp putIlc.. injustice. until Official inquiry
siial! hare displaced contradictory rumoe BY sosno
Ixsa a. aa1 @ III 1asts ana i1f so ,ea'o
srsd po and safsd uat 70 sa best of onr Ms
esaa]eI III sniess on rFdnds pain au ~ n,aei
Ift0Est4 Ihas wo d. moi dcc ii sdyisabtc or duli.
cato 10 reply tn tho strong md suggestive rosolu-
tons passed by tho Oranye AsAocl4tIon IN respect
e oas astion o. waat Gf aft.o IN tLe premi.es
mont. but we would bo doing wrong to oar owl.
Is tHs s r. W. soo1 81 , aSn
cstrnt CO. worEers il ihSir otforts fof nesce sn
1hc f,tlow,no :, ,o,ut,on ~. .,.o n,..a1 h,
.ha VII, se.in,ta.1 e,n.stn "oo paose" ~
''4S x,.nir.,s ~ rhst -. s n,.ns . . n....
a*so!tsa, I9t "e n1eke an ehtnest appeak 70
ear ~ a., sad @ w!th w!,om
Of rcj|Roas resnect to sbstain on liz oecssIo Of
from any diyptay Or aenon.tratlon tbnt cnuli III
Interpreted Tito an opposition 10 Ia sacreI T rits
ttat'we shall mold up to public e1eerstlon the man
r xei, @ III - nh.eeay AZ or
-. IVY w., .u.e aau alias' LUCY
<,,i;!y G;a!r!y shls naosnlIf a. nan nnmc4 % rcter NJ
On Graif street, ald, y he asers, two shots we're
nseo se & q nita, Que q when took eNect behind tlio
ss. aas aoSios 1 th'nhs, aowsysr. tno M9unds
were inflicted " olnnt Instrument. uIa u.s.
H. IT, iospitsl. hos Sts . ~ a"' "A' 'ANsA -
r. Macliutt's oody. which lies IN state 10 Orange
llAll, was viewed ny taousants to-day. 4
nnanoet t @ o. orangoMen hate already arrived
a.o,n 2ttawa to ~. sstsnd ths fnnar tonorrow
tween !, ,1U and Z, GU leave there by steamers
to-ni1ht.
delegation arrived from Drockviilo tonight,
ontt loo more leaTo there by Tomorrow morn
, 1877-07-16
Il yASJ)AL,

8ptrfai Hspntrh IN 7hs Jffsnrt.
BLOOMINGTON, H., .Iuly IE--t;eprge Robbins,
n tramp tl,nIr-nakcr halting from New York,
va. detected last night in the net Of ptIing tics
on the track u the indianapolis, Bloomington
i Western Ratrral, near this city, and was rlf,
down and captured by train men and Constable
Pence, uf Leroy
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CASUALTIES
DROWNED.

DROWNED.
Sp3ttat DAp1teh 10 Ths Tribune.
Foar WArNE, 1n'i.. July l5.-rhis morning
Young man named Charles 1lathorn was drowned
In St, Marys River ~hilo engaged in washing d
horse. lIls body WAS recovered. Deceased was
- years old, aud had no relatives In this coun-
Try.
Epteiol nfspafeh to 7At Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, VII, July 16.-NhIle bathing in
the Menoinoncc. River this morning, Nicholas
schlocgcl and Lorcrz Schrelhcr walked fpto a
stnk-hole ard were drowned. They were young
men about IL years Of ngc.
Early this morning Catherine Fotdensk tuin-
tlcd Into ctstcrn at the residence of her par
rents, o,l Reed Btrcct, and was drowned.
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Eo7c7d9 Dl7Bdlta 70 7H9 7F761sHE
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 15.-A farmer OF
Ruat County. David llil!ieoss, while returning
homo from Rushviltc yesterday, was thrown
from his hnrso and dragged to death.
This afternoon two children Of Mr.. l..
Mr14afn, farmer living near lcrc, got MI old
gun, md, while playing, II wins discharged,
killing the little girl.
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sUSSTllOKE.

COLUMBUS, O., July 15.-Louis Waut, driver
for confectionery establishment, was sun
struck this afternoon whflo riding with ls wtfc
ard two children short distance In the coun-
t-y. lie died in few minutes lie was about
~ rcara oil.
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The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July Id 4. m.-For
tho Upper MlssissIppl and Lower Missouri WI.
lcys anl Upper Laxc region, higher pressure,
westerly winds, stationary Or lower tcn,pcra'
turc, partly cloudy weather, and aIn areas, fol.
lowed Ut Northern aud Western stations by
clearing weather aul wlnds shifting 10 wa!me
southcrly. -...--.-.-
t.u1dAno. IutY Il
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BURGLARY
Gp<et1i Djspd,eh to re Tribune.
KEsosnA, Wis, July t5.-Thicvcs entered
the residence Of Ezra slmmon, jr., on Chicngv
street, this Inorniug, relieving him of q gold
whtcl, and chain, valued at $500, and $40 ID
money
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tofrtspow4<1e< Nt.c ip~k 7taaf&
RUcNAnEsf, juno la.-One VI NY eolleaFues,
who wus II aturyeyo when the afalI"took p4tro,
Ksye p4e au ae:juns Ut III tp4ddeut which viii
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Asa cleansing preparation for the trtih none
equnl Hesn1rl's fiodcn l}enti1nvc It h pure md
harmlcas:, and can be used without Injury. Fur
saa BY all drugg#ts.
, 1877-07-16

NEW ORLEANS, July lG.-Lewfs II. Johnson,
a cabln-boy on the steamboat Francis Belle, aged
~. a native OF Cattlesburg, n.y.. was shot and
Killed by negro ut West Wcgo today Tho
murderer cscared.
, 1877-07-16
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A Wife Murderer in Missouri Who
PerjnreE His Soul in Vain.
Burglars Manage Dnnk In New York
utt1i Great Success,
consfdsrable Excitemout Caused By a
vagabond in Joliet.

Il peaceful little village IN Silver Creek Town
ship, containing two or three ouslneas houses
anl shops and four or i've residences. Hafd-by
this quiet little hamlet lives farmer name"
John Green. lie ist or was nhtsl the tcffIo'c
OCCURRENCE We arc narrattng, tho husband Of
,,,o1 r,fc. WIN vns beloved by her nctdhboFs,
w.. ",.s' 80 ~. t.,ha~ ~ .ovcr.t ott1flrnn
anu he aao s"o ,".e' ~ .,
Last Friday night a. !ale houF Tue people
WHO live nearest to the Green residence were
.ta,tlc,f bv him bursting In upon them with tho
sa,,s,. .rno,,rr.,ort that n. rifc had ho.n
no'i'ol" t,..... .''s w. -. a s
shot and was ay'ug' Hu!ss'hR ~ Inc aec"e o!
blood, tlley found his tale an o'cr true one, and
Sirs. urcen velter!ng in n great poo1 Of blootl
viii /, had poured from llorrt4 wound In llcr
aide, the i1ttle children In bed with her uttertnR
the most pItcous cries and vainl. accktng 10 b.
rccoenlzca by tl,olr dying mother.
Gfecn's story of the terrible tragedy Ii, that
It vas purely accidental. Tho weather vas fE-
tensrly hot and the family Alcpt with opcn
doors and windows. They hal hcen greatly a,,-
n0ycA BY q uclREbo,'s dog which hal entered
the house whIle they we're slccping AMI com.
m}tted dcprelatiuns. On tha night the dog
cAtue in as usual aud 1.e got IN and took llfs
gun to shoot It. He followed It, Il, the darkness,
10 the door where, ,aa he thought, it turned anu
ran back Tho other wny, Turning To follow It,
lie .tr,lck tho gun against something and It waa
discharged. Bhortly aftcrward lio heard Tho
ehlldrcf, in bed with their mother crying, aud
went to them. uo spoke To bis wife once,
twice, thrtcc, but st,c made no aneWcr. Fli,a-
, 1877-07-16

TOO MUCH L4AUDAEuM.
Special lT&patch to 7xs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 15.-9amuel Wild, en-
ploJcd on tho farm of Jacob Meyer, at Oakwood
Station, died OF MI overdose Of lau.1anum taken
~ nllay the pain Vt disease from which hc was
Rtlfferinr,
, 1877-07-16

Armstrong has strong posse in the woods
tcart hing for Tie remainder Of the gang. Tho
CoEtngton Light Infantry nrriycd hume to-day.
, 1877-07-16

AT BURLINGTON. IA.
gptei1f DtIt'atch 10 The Triaunt.
BURLINGTON, Ia, July 1j-La4t night an Ice
house and contents valued at $9cU was destroyed
bY fire. No insurance.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

md tue 6lhy compounds that s~ek. by
t0H aud fraud. to beEuMc IL ftSAiS.
tyoid by al! Wholesale md lietAN usaxSI.ta,
f3forcF4+ md tlealess In Medicine. Price. 40
cents. Nem1rt. should purchase uslxlnat
pxctnwea Of unc dozen IL obiulm tho trial bots
tte4 fnr fire. distribution. WEEKA q POT-
TER, <irnrral A&ont4, nud sEhslssalo DFsx.
Etsta. UaStuu.
, 1877-07-16
UNION COLLEGE OF Law

Ut Northwestern Gulscrsty. EsAnstou, and University
of Chicago. Judge Nfnry nootll DeAn Tultion, ga
rtr Te1s Fall term besinx september H. For catA.
}Dsne address, UNION COLLklE or LAW,
Chicago, Ill
, 1877-07-16
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

II should bo AEea After unutual exposure whether #
andt. .urs ' sA~ .jmpt II Fever. Nerssls. I.ea
1htl. TOLL, and Pains the Unrs ahd MusceB
Ihthe RJsttal. u b1Btsh tcrn Instantly II Is not
,medrtne IL tbe tcsHLt1nc, uA1Aeating aenac Of the
NOrj bnG hF comparison
, 1877-07-16
DELICIOUS COMPOUND

e.. I'd x!:, the choicest ipteeA nod tremendously Ct
l&8tfc IN AIttnE dHnEtFuus aY1ntsu9ns Of isH4
slc kness. Awatnl aud ErAtefu. touc as proved Vi
Rscnf heu.t in the Treatment of nytpenela. F7atuen
~, krk lrAdnehr. Oppression OF the stomach After
Hating, AId U1seAca u the
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CrOakerS.

Croakers are q sort of moral drag on
the wheels Of progress. forever prog
nos,icating evil. their stock cries being
Didn't tell you soT" Hope is dead :"
81 far back as 40 the family was nu-
'nerously represented here When men
could obtain tiftyvara lots with adobe
houses on them for an ounce" @l6)
these representatives of the tribe croak-
I'd cut their ominous warnings that
the mines were played out" that the
hubble had burst" etc, etc.
As they luxuriate today over their
baked beans At tree-lunch tables, they
moodily tell Of the chances they MISS
ed TO make their piles" So too after
the great fire in San Francisco. the
croakers stood aghast at the temerity of
Of others Of keener wits. who bought
real estate at what were SEEMINGLY high
prices. but which have since been foun
remarkably cheap.
The best policy of all is to be guide
uci.her Ivy the eroakers. nor by those
extremely sanguine folks who see bo-
uanza in every transaction, but to steer
between both. Watch your opportu.
mites, and. above all. be very sure in
purchasing real estate as the chances are
infinitely in favor Of making money
L.. T. Allocate
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u open All Fools D.y. the frs, q
this month, rcqsres no description
here It- origin is unknown, bat it i:
conjectur j - be relic of some hea
then festival. II is singular that tbs
iiindoos practice similar tricks, ~ their
Huii festival. on each 3lss day ot
March.
There are doubts as TO the origin o.
the name Of May. One ooinion is that
il WAS named after Mais. the mother oi
Mercury. TO whom the Romans offered
sacrifices on the first day. In most
places. Nsy-day has usually been
celebrated with innocent festivities,
which gave rise TO Tennyson's charm
iug ballad. The Queen of the Nay"
There Is an old superstition that i. is
unlucky - marry in May. II was i'll
obedience 10 this that Sir Walter Scot;
hurried home from London, after be
had been created bAronet. to assist a,
his daughters maria y. which took
place on April 10, lS20-very near the
unlncky day.
The old rhyme says:
From the marriages in May,
All the bairns die and decay
June got its name from Juno, queen
of the heathen diyinities. So Ovid
-ays, in his Fast. and be is authority.
The Saxons called it Nhisupser Noneth
and. to this day, the twenty first day
of June is known in England as mid
summer Day"
July was named Marc Antony from
Julius Caesar, who was born in it. Pre-
yiously. having been the fifth Roman
name, it was called Quintilis.
August the sixth month in the old
Roman Calendar, was called Sextilis.
until the Senate, wishing to compliment
Augustus Caesar, added a day to it and
gave it his name. This was about 80
b. c., because on that month and year
he was elected Consul, had thrice tri-
umphed in Rome. added Egypt to the
empire, and made an end to the cruel
war.
Sept tember. the Roman seventh
month, retains its ancient name The
Roman Senate proposed to give it the
name of the Emperor Tiberius. but he
declined that compliment. Subsequently
the Emperor Do,nitian gave it his own
name, Germauicus Afterward, Antoni-
nus Plus gave it his name. Commo-
dus called it Hercules. his own sur
name and finally, it was named Taci-
tus, after another emperor. These
changes were temporary.
October, the old Roman eighth month,
also had some changes. The Roman
Senate ordered 1t changed to Faustina,
after the wife of Antoninus. the em-
peror, and Commodus called it Invictus
aud Domitianus. These changes were
transitory,
November, originally the ninth
month, became the eleventh, when
February.1ia b. c. The Roman Sem
ate wished to name it after the EN-
peror Tiberins. who was born IN it, but
he refused. saying "Conscript fathers,
what will you do if you have thirteen
Casars.'
December received its name as the
tenth on the Roman Calendar The
Saxons called it the Holy Month, be-
cause Christ was born il. and also the
midwinter month In the reign OF
Emperor Conmodus. A. ID. 1Sl-192
December. by way of tiattery was
called Amazonius. in honor of fair
and irail woman. whom Commodus had
loved, and whom he had painted as an
Amazon Before the Norman conquest,
the English year began on Christmas
Day, the 25th Of this month
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-" /, /, sal! tha. the recent rail
road movement ST San Delgo has caused
property ,o advance fully City per cent
Tie people of that city have waited
ious and patiently for the good tine
coming" snd i; now looks as Il they
are. - realize II
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TIE .jgaraaI q CAessssfry advises ali
peopls 10 -; celery when they can get
L. add onions between times Saws II
QQ.e;s your aeryes~ But one onion-
eater can lnse,:ls the nerves OF . whole
stree, car load.-n,rai. Fra Press.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

Particular attention given
to the Survey Of Lands in
King, Snohomish and What
com Counties, and the loca-
ton of the Corners of Lots
and Blocks in this city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

IL prepared tS furnish PLANS aa3 spgCIfI-
CATIONS for BrII.pIS0 in AL tits orAs.e lss. AID
szpexsssens. their coassySSflen. Aias.d-g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-16
NOTICIAs NACIONALEs.

En- Ia manana del II entro en-
este puerto el vapor correo Alfonso
XII, por el cual recibimos perio-
dicos de la Peninsula cuyas fechas
alcanzan hasta el % de octubre. Ma
da de iateres hemos encontrado en-
sus secciones de noticias. He aqul,
no obstante, 10 mas digno de men
cion:
-Por el ministerio de la Guerra Sc
ha dirigido 4 los jefes de todos los cuer-
pos una circular para que den cuenta q
aouel departamento de los soldados qua
saben leer y escribir con objeto de apre.
ciar los grades de instruction del eier-
cito.
Ell conseio de ministros celebrade
al 10 no Sc ha ocupado de la comunica-
cion del Sapremo de la Guerra referen-
4 ( la excarcelacion de los eontratistas
ia yfyeres de Ia IsIa de Cuba, como hy-
bian asegurado los periodicos. DiQdo
5ocumento sigue en- estudio en- q mitis-
terio de- ramo.
Ell 19 llag6 en- Ell tren correo del n ~
- 81 cadayer del duque de Cor sieEl B
ssrasladado al panteon de Ia famiI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-16

d. Carlos In abandnnado el estate
mayor del principe lie Ruinania, creyen.
dose que Sc dirigia i Viena.
Ell embajador que elsultan de Mar
ruecos envia i saludar al rey de Espalla
es FL bajd de Rab4t, Sid Abdei-selarn
El 5uss
Dice la Correspondence:
Hoy recibimos la siguiente earta
Senior iirerctor de La CoRREsPoNDEN-
GA DE EspASA:
Madrid, 20 de octubre de 1877.
"Muy senior nuastro de nuestra consi-
deracion.
Los diputados & Cortes por la pro-
vincia de Puerto Rice, que al pie suscri-
ben, residentcs en- ests capital, habien-
do visto u pena en- ell citado periodieo
la triste noticia del flllecimiento de -
digno amigo no menos querido COM
panero don Ambrosio Martore'l, dipu-
tado 4 Cortes por dicha provincial, aso-
clan sn dolor 81 de Ia respectable famiha
del finado.
"Agradeciendoa Ia hondad de V. viva
mente la insercion en- su apreciable pc
riodico de IL manifestation precedente,
tenemos el honor de ofrecar q Y. la con-
sideracion con que nos reiteramos de v.
atentos S S. Q. b. s. NJ Torres de Men
doza, Layglesia, Luis Gavina Nicolas
Argent.