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THE LOUISIANA REPORTS.
Opposite Conclusion by the Majority and MI.
norIty Of the IIouse Committee.

WASHINGTON, Feb 9.-Mr. Morrison, Chair
man OF the special committee on Louisiana
affairs. submitted TO the House to-day the re-
port Of that committee. 1t concludes with a
resolution declaring that the Democratic cleo
tors received majority OF the votes in the State
OF Louisiana. that the pretended canvass and
compilation of the vote for electors by the board
OF returning officers was without authority OF
that State cannot be counted for Hayes and
Wheeler without the confirmation and approval
Of the Illegal and fraudulent action OF the said
Returning Board.
Ms. Townsend OF Pennsylvania submitted
minority report, recommending the adoption OF
a resolution declaring that the Republican cleo
tors have been elected in Louisiana. and that
the election was examined into. determined, de-
clared. and promulgated by the proper authori-
ties OF said State under all the forms OF law and
n compliance with the Constitution Of the
United States.
Both reports were ordered to be printed and
recOmntted.
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JOTTINGs IHOUT TOWN.

Tho Steamship Hnlycta from Liverpool oath
ult, arrived ia,t cstnius
Prof Etcll viii lecture to schools in the
aquarium, AZ ~ A NJ today.
Frank Ghoocy Of IS Crosby street. was
found dead inhis bed last evening.
., W. B. Smith Of Baldwin. /, T.. fel dead a
ThirtyIourth street and second avenue yesterday.
VIM, II. LYON. OF VIM. II. Lyon 4 Co.,
mporsrs At 49, broadway, has been appointed an ndiAi
length, and weighing three hundred pounds
a special lesaon IN omelets is >anp2mnccGd BY
school. ats 81 MarA' place, att r NJ. today.
In the Swcdonhorginn ,Chur'h. Thrty-nfth
lecture. tomorfow e,cn,ns, on Spiritual Resurrection"
A llre in the upper stories at l's end 1870 West
Bros, it.saln ,eeN S,o", AAse i'anio Com
Of %'5 KS ile"' Gt,sS'i. ,iS,srGo '5oi la@-l' p y:
nssl ne @ IN s Snro rain @ .a On IN I Bt,ya3 o.p sun ''
In the downtown prayer meeting Yesterday.
Soss |o, enotca Az w,S S's oD. G wp bc he man man Who
uall, ior but 10 holp each oiherw
TRG Nas @ 81 qb% b has "a o PsGs2nSyA 81 nytsa
eonmsAon to yo ,lAte "ih those OF Hatiou, hnrolea1
Interior
r n m's} 1 NJ a ansl' 40, ,su~,n sas & iv,y,'c a
Church Of the Covenant. Of which hG vi. one OF The
founders The remains ae to Ue tAcn To NoTlhnmpson.
Mass, today.
onlcer Cunningham saw man quiotly NOV
occupied BY {. II lcupaici 90 Iroy,,ou dealers and
thriy o%e lam, lIi about ,nc ,cunc and soo1 alter.
store brins,ns more hams They were niuccd to sur.
rrnier by SHOT from the onccrs' pistols capt Petty
desperate burglar who hss .ervcd t'rn IN no STATE
OF Bridge street
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In consequence Of a disagreement among the
Judges Of the General Term the construction Of the
will Of Neil Dongherty they decided yesterday In Brook
yn, tosend the to the first department. Dougherty.
who was wealthy and misery man, kept grocery a
schermerhorn and Court streets Brooklyn At his deatA
he made several benevolent bcqucst. and then provdeA
that the resduum Of the estate should be converted ns
money and given to the Roman Catholic Bishop Of Rap
hoe parish OF Rye county Of Donegal ireland, to ercce
and maintain school house 10 be known the Dough-
erty American Institute. TO be controlled by twelvs
respectable farmers Tor the benefit of the Roman Cath
oic poor children in the parish The second cousins q
DOughery contest The WILL and at Special Term the
Judge declared the will invalid IN the provision as To the
Bishop OF Raphoe dovi~ Of real estate TO an alien
void and the Bishop. having power Of succession.
cannot take legal title TO the land nor can he ndt
vdual, because he Is not named. The Bishop, who =
James McDevtt was the appellant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
ENGLAND's E.IsTERN POLICY.
The Tenor OF the Speeches OF Eori Granville
and the Marquis of Harrington.

LONDON, req. '-D'lali'u reports OF tne
a,aaahoa J,ii,.-,l ,...,.rt,, i.. r.ri rrary,tla
'f''' 'N' "'''''4 ~" s''''i"''' ~ ''i' ''"h''iiV
in the House OF Lords and the MARQUIS of Har-
tlnGton IN the House oi commons, snow that
the Liharul Marty in. ndnl to unhold tho vlew
-, ~,
p'"''' ''l t' '''t ''h "i vi NY "il" 'N'h W.
operate vith kussa alone il the other powers
declined Ia act Entl tiruuNilia said.
!, 49,, ,...,..,,... o., -. a.. . . .., -, . -
Wv '',t ,''' 10. iN''l't'' N'l, u-'H IN ihk
n"t"' ,l ~ vN w. , ~ %'n' % 'oiMaiu ani .ilsi-i a, l'y
, ~ t' % ~ ~ 40 w. W wv lNtN'f ilal p.i
could not c doab u Itmay be said you are moi able To-
Persuade The European iowel., iui am not surc that
" in ION &C., n.' r,N All tnat ~. ana : me oniS
amer making the attsnif, Wni ans BODY teii me ihat #
once fi. Iu.ks ,t II tii th.lr ls1.if ,t,v r..iix &
ic,od tha NO., only Fnrisni it he Whole Sf rur,ne /.
ah.ou,iv nui s.fio.ly m esrus in the niner-thlt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
TURKEYS CIRCULAR NOTE
Justifyiss the Rejection OF tho Proposals. or
fcred by the Powers.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 9.-The circular OF
the Porte on the failure Of the conference. dated
Jan. 25, after recapitulating the arguments JUS
tiiying the rejection OF the proposals Of the
powers. comments in a very contemptuous tone
on the assertion made by Gen. Ignaticif at the
final sitting Of the conference, that the Porte by
It's action had virtually abrogated the treaty Of
Paris. The Porte declares that nothing would
have been easier for the Turkish delegates. II
they had considered such course expedient.
defective both in form and substance. The del
egntes, however. remained silent. az Gen. Igna-
tens remarks were Irrelevant 10 the object of
the conference. The European delegates by
their silence gave an unequivocal sign of as
ton ishment at tho language in which Gen. L.
whole Conference
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A Father s,nrye. III. ch,id 60 Death.

Ia Crosse Wis. Feb. o,-About four years
ago Carl walnni aud wife settled on the ridge two miles
from cha,hurs. purns the nrst year OF his rcsu =
when hs about 10 he confined. Mailani drove
her from he house and the child was born in the straw
stack She then went into the house, with the child ~
her arms hut rr.n-,l Aiul,lnn hN tr husband.
She went to the granaiy nnd twin htoher was horn.
buriue this irs,t 40 Nic halr. And " mother diced.
MHilnd soon married again, and las "ne became a
mNihtr about q month ago
Tho -nryiyn. cnii ni the lr.t wife Nj NJ starvation
AMI noalrct on Moriay last and was buried ,errrtly at
nilAt nv the iatlrr in the hurNius ground The ncw-
made grave excited the sn-lcon, ol ihg irishhof' To
c.cd that ms clnd hal died aud fgu l"rn huflct Ly
hinl.,li The holy WAS eNhumct ami n'oiuner's Jury
summoned WNith, the statement ui a lli s,lcIsn,
hruu.lll Nm NtrlI.i thAt ule clnh slrNod " deAth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Hoeu. Pocus In n Divorce Suit.

In January 1876. May L. Simmonds obtained
divorce In wesehester county from Edwin smmonda.
and order the court compelling him to pay ss40a
year almony. simmonds was worth over $1,000 at the
The Court ordered bond to be given, and put ts
case in the hands Of Thomas " Tying Simmonds's law
Smmonds transf, rrcd all of his property in Ionke
TO Mrs Emma Tyns, wife of the lawyer When the cas-
was again taken into court Tying was adiudrcd In con
tempt for not obeying previous order of the Court and
was ordered 10 procure from Emma VI. Tying and makq
10 Mrs L simmonds deed Of the property. ana
In case Of his failure TO do this his imprisonment wae
ordered The General Term in Brooklyn yesterday,
affirmed this order Of the court, from which Lawyss
TyE appealed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
The Associated Press Report.

WAsulNGroS Feb. g.-Thc Electoral Com
mlss'n1 w"rD in sorrot ssion from 10 \. VI.
unit s1 T. II. continuously. with the exception
o. tW' short recess,s Almost tho entire time
W. try the dose OF tho session was occu-
ped .l debate ia wi in every ono OF
W9 members OF tho comm ss!on
~ i.ts participated, Two or three Of
he -ue,s amt several % tie Senatorial
n"nh read rlflruai.ly prepared opinions
ny 'NiU. lYtIn pDlnf7 at issue. ana tlr DIS 'us-
tNA .a I.I-tDpI fp hlAt been. from ifs hr.,ln-
- g. elOsn. ~ 'Ntrlpld dnlry power and
a Ilo qu st.on OF lhc eligibility OF +.
~ u IrIrrN9 Wih not mulH tne sup"t ot
~. M i uaaion. nor Wns any vote taken con
err .',
Al .'.. -'a:a of the proceedings. however.
uriuun off red % rrsO uiiun de- Ian NJ
wi- no sum 'l'nt evidence "ir red 10
e." m '''.' liunpnr ys was not a shipping com
ig vu iu" itn dHy oi NONcmhcr, rms
tN n WIS crlueised BY several lt"-
a." members on uie ground That
H. it 1rty an implication that II
a. nu' i.r IS han hnrn such comm ,sionrr
Yl lr 't, ", November his vote would have
H. 'N'o' H. nn tls resolution Wns not urged,
ON uS i" be- ptHf, aliy un"nimiiy ol
fp.n 'N iht ilunu hrtyss rcsisnullOn WAS
l.Jr.y VI iugl, beinS irnderod and accepted
AZ a,YutGP NJ. thndebate being ended. SEN
WV E'nnaIs submitted = resolution declaring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Hun Over In broadway.

While crossing Broadway at Pine street. yes-
terday afternoon Harriet A. Mcneil an elderly lady. a
Lockpor y. Y. knocked down and by stage
No os2 Of the Madison avenue line Both of her legs
fractured. and she was injured internally She
h.c unl 0iuu-. AMI wien she sent to the
Chambers street hospital she was almost dead. Her
hrutncr senator Hls-c, was tcegrnphed tO in Albany.
TAl driver Lsbuun Gilman, arrested.
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Proposed Submarine Cable between BaIti-
more and Europe.

WASHINGTON. Feb 9-The Senate to-day
passed the bin to encourage and promote telegraphc
communication between America ani Europe. 1t au.
hor1c, Ferdinand Lairobe, VIM r. FTek and Robert
Garrett of Mary 10 lay and Aainain line OF lines
{" ,uinarine cables between Ame ira and Europe. II
pruNits shat ~ least one cable shall he mid ami operated
Nln uftt year, from ihe approval o. the and the
rate over such cable Is fNcl al shn- British cur.
rrurs word Il proposed that tAt Aul lleau nd
OF the cable shall be at Baltimore, Md.
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BoerOS. Feb. 9.-The new Trinity Episcopal
Church at the oi Huntington avenue and Claren
don street, which has Just been completed by the
CATION the Philips Brooks oonsecratcd this
morning by Bishop Paddock, assisted by large nunleI
q the Ep-cOual clergy. The Rev Dr Ainion preached
the consccraiion sermon The building cost tioOOJJ ana
!, said 10 b. he most elaborate church cuihoe IN New
Englud II u Tree nom dcbt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Three thousand for "a Husband.

The General Term In Brooklyn. yesterday.
confirmed the Judgment In the suit s Bridget Lambert
in which she recovered g. 366 40 from the Staten Island
Railway Company for the loss OF her husband ~ sept
is7< when the fishing boat. In which he was, was run
down by the terry boat Mi1detOwn. Charles Lambe0
and Charles Thompson anchored In the upper bay.
expecting TO -hin. early next morning, The Middle
town bore down them. although they had light dke
played, anu Lambert was lost
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SwANToN, Feb 9.-Seven buildings were burn
cd here last ni@h Including lloslos block tic largest
building in the town The principal lo-.,s ares @ C.
Long SlOoo. Mrs barney 5000, II W Fawar 81 ,Ool;
NJ j linllc. $1,000, " II BnAe hardware, Sl2.VJO o.
u. Macon, harness, S2,Otl, u l. HundH-c, crOckrry,
samn' 3 Bake, dry rools ~ On' Adams,
buoks 15OJ, L. ID. Marvin dlY susis sIpl other par.
ues, tinn murc. There - insurance co>eIuls about
tNU.tlri, Of the LOSE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Two Lenheims In the City Prison.

Nathan L. Lenhoim. the cashier of the First
National OF Montroso, and member Of the firm Il
Ienhcm SON. bankers in Great Bend Pa IS in cell -
Va tho Ciiy prison II Is said that his will ooa
up ht tfnppp In the cell with him j. his athoT Louis
= ltuleim who ii, charged. tried to pass spurious
iue iur 81 i6n purporng 10 have been drawn by IL n
a > /. CLARK, ul GIcat Bend.
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CHICAGO. Fob 9.-Cushing. Kirk 4 Mclean
Wholesale dealers in boots AMI shous at the Of
Wabash avenue and Madison street this morning nlcd
their reiiupn IN voluntary bankruptcy Their hglliues
arc S222Vh and AsNs slphlsn Tie creditors Vi tae
hrm are chiefly IN Boston AMI Sew York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
A T,iden Eiec,or Proving hi. Eligibility.

WAsHINoroS. Feb 9.-Albert Peyser. n Wcst
virginia Presidential elector who said to he inelis
bic 10 that ONCE, he citizen Of the country
appeared hriore the Senate Committee Privileges and
l'cuons this morning and iesuncd that he has been
eiuhn of this country Tor several years lie produced
us naturalization papers, copy 0i which Was placed IN
eNLlenge and the case was lhen dlsnlA. A.ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

large dog. owned by John Meyers. n saloon
keeper IN Paterson avenue West lobokcn, showed symp
toms OF madness yesterday, and bit two women and
child, the Latter severely. The dog was shot ~ COnstAba
kr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

WASHINGTON. Feb e.-In the Senate to-day
Mr. Dawes dep. Mass introduced bill. which WAS re.
ferred To the Committee Naval Affairs authorize an
expedition 10 the Arcuc according " the plan vi
Capt HOWsaA vi the signal service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
A WIFE at Each End of the Route.

George Thompson ran hack last summer
between the city and Jerome Park. lie had wife al
2i7 East Twenty eighth street. whom he married in 1871
and In Jane last he married Miss Anna Maria Doy, whs
Lived !, PARK. in the General Sessions yester
day he Sentenced 10 three years and halt in prison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Praying for the Repeal of the Ban. ra.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Representative Willis
New York city today presented fifteen immense pet
tons signed by merchants bankers, and business
generally in different parts Of the country asking for
r,lta of the war taxes on bauk- bankers and banking
Institutions, which were appropriately referred To the
Committee on Ways and Means. before whom bill isnow
pending which provide, for repeal Vi all taxes bank
deposits and bank capital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
The Untimeiy Death of Two Lovers.

MImoS. Iowa. Fob "a week or so aeo
youns hl5 named Miss Hunt daughter of well known
c.tnn az tcnticpmnt, committed suicide She was un'
iciocd 10 be engaged 20 young man of the neshbor
boot on Sunday she funeral .ormnn nj Ms llunt was
preached 4 irN mnruas' laieI the lover Of the rirl,
named James Olern, Wlilc ljilg IN his bed ~ NE
inurnt. called 10 }onnA lAdy co an Who looked IN the
room ju,i the yn,us rcd the contents NJ is re'
,Oler into his own Dreas. eihns her that ho wAs sVIs
NlI Ms. Hunt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Secretary Morrill, SIN In Danger.

WAsHISGToN Feb. 9-Seoretary Morrill, rested
qu,ty last night, but he is dangerously ill., At2r NJ
his physicians reported there was NO actual change IN
his euniiuon bat That the symptoms were mo.e laNor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

Tho body of Col, john OMahoney. in n clslict
covered with black pa over winch was the green silk
nnr Of the SixtV-nnth Regiment and sumOnnted by
officers sword ana M was placed The second Story OF
tir arnory yesterday MAny persons loOAod ON tDo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Where IL Justice Leonardo

When Justice Leonard was called for sentence
in the Hudson County court yc,te rlay there
sponse. The court officers produced Martin ward his
honisnan and Jmige HOFFMAN told him that he would
give him hrcc months 60 produce tho prisoner, anu II he
did not succeed the bail would be forfeited.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The House to-day
passed the Deficiency Appropriation bill after rejecting
The amendment aplrnplau- epipti 10 the payment uf
claims against the ntirior Department. The I'm proSii-
mS fur the distribution OF The awards made IN the CON
Nunhon between tie lmtd States and Mexico WAS g.so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Ending IA Ball In IA Riot.

The Grove Social Club gave ball at Webor's
Winter Garden, oboken Thursday night Several skir
m.hcs occurred ami the roughs swindcd the harkeepse
ani stole beer and cigars Early Yesterday morning
while the lighting ami festivities were at their height
squad VI policeM cleared the room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Too Wicked to Live.

NEwDuRyroRT. Mass. Feb. o.-It ia believed
that Chares Baker OF salisbury, found dead ON salisbury
beach, Wednesday aiterionn, committed suicide. llo
told his vie recently . lac WAS toS wrkrd 10 livc, tA
his si5 would never be forgiven and ho proposed ~ de
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

PRovIDENcE. Fob. 9.-The steamer Old Colony
Of the Newport and New YORK line broke her crank pin
last night of Srafori She wa. o,vcd to Point judith
by New He'd ioNl propeller and thonoe taken 10 Now.
port by the r,Neirlo cutter Grant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
A Colli.Ion In " hlch Hoth ve..ch were SUNK

LoNnoN. Feb 9.-Tho Italian bark Boszo Capt.
rofgi from London Jan. - IN ballast Tor Baltimore,
colli'i with French fishing vessel on Beachyheal
"Wednesday. Both vessels sank, ami tunr sailors ul The
From one were drowned The oticrs have landed at
NIN Haven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHRS HERE AND THERE BIZ I'm
SUNS REPORTERS. >

How An Evening cf Delight waA spent-Dana.
Ing and Drinkins Together In Masks, asA
running from Each Other upon Recognitisn.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Behlen ended their uu.
savory marital troubles about two years ago in the Broo-
Iyn City Courtby obtaining decree Of absolute dvoros
permitting the wife, who was the plaintiff TO mas.
ry again. ON Monday night in the masquerade ban
in 0ermana hail. Montrose avenue, given by the Re-
Mems Singing Society the two met in disguise and bein
In ignorance Of the identity ofeach other chaed drank
ate and danced nearly the entire evening whsu
unmasking time Mrs Bchlen threw aside her domt
noe, with laugh and Behen stripped of his disguss-
The meriment was checked. and each solemny turned
away from the other a much at enmty as ever, ana
neither would admit that they had spent an evening a
pleasure Behlcn is dancing master and the father =
six children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
weather Once Prediction.

Increasing northeast TO southeast winds, ste'
touaIJ higher temperature, falling barometer, q
parity cloudy or ceat weather.
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Tic nna,e. OF rIsh. Oy,.erncn Recovered

BAfTIMoRg, Fob. Eight bodice Of the crew
Of the oy ser schooner Laura winch cap~led OF Green
bury Point near Annapolis In the gale of Dec 10 wcro
recovered yesterday ami brought D uSe'y Thehoiies
are ui,~c of Wm. 5 lhLh, captain; W. B Dofman III,
ward NiilHu-, DAVID lngh"s, AMI Martin IaughcrN ni
tim. ,iiv. AMI " A lnnnr, Eohrrt lau-h. ani Anton
Muller whn shppd NJ RilumOre, but II IL believed.
cAi4t from Sew york rhr hOlrs, which have been IN
the water nrtrv two months, Mrrc well preserved Hnd
tasiiy rocosn4d only one bSiy remains unruoONered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10
Illicit D,.nncr. Attacking n Court.
GREENSBORO. y. c.. Feb. o.

WASHINGTON. Feb. e.-The following was re-
ceiyed TIL. afternoon.
GREENSBORO. n c., Feb o.
n r1ini,'igler fH'eIrtii Rgrn>.
District Attorney Ru.k writes Marshal Douglass that. at
tNl u li-cr tttf Commissioner Morris, In Hen.
n'rs county untN 80 iH-t w,nfy armed and united
mru utta. Sed TIE court Tally wounins iltrkns bop
NA Nfl hul lAe uiNrr officers tscafri. The disuicr
on tfinl was fatally wounded. ! am executing your
ol.N.s W rll--A .. I..,-e MAeNLA. kN .eAAe AsenL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

If vou dnsire rosy cheeks and complexion
fair and ree u'sn pmplcs holchc., and er9puol- pun
hlnni b taxing Or Irrce'> Gohen Medical DiscoN'
cry IL hns n rlia lur th, purpose. Dr. Pierce Mem
Orandun Bvui., -l,cn away h4 ali drugsists .idp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

"Moreau- Lefeyro," tho oldest and most
French of ohainpashoa Victor lausoT io iioade -.
h. Y-Ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

Chef d'Ouvr,s OF paintings in water colors
may b- ia tl4iers tAeuuues, W Nassau st-Ad~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

Oysters Mt Maliby's Now York Depot. Al. II
Harrison street, es. than inr In issyk4LAds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-10

"Qucry: Why viii mrn smoke Common to
harrn whom thNl hNN MI bng Bros 'hoal VI NOrth
NarOhnd al the a.,nl1 plIee f-h!V
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04
!. .''.., =, aAANiQTE JOr0- -yGRlO :
DE Ia ESa1A sbE P'Tas. .-RElO
PARA Ell ASo DE ls777.

En- 10 "Imprenta ttc Ia Marina Sc ar..ba de
lnpiimir TN ''Almanaque .ioco-Sgltur = Ell cuVa
reduction se han di21alIo somar parle los Sres,
que continuation s1 eXpresan: llon j. T. Mo
rs, Don AlelaltiFo Itfiestn, Dtnl,t F. Morales
Don Ramon 1lartinez, Pedro Egelnita, ,psell-
ionimo). Don II. J. PatfIa, Don ; Fclieroa.
Don r. Alfonso. bon r. Rohleh. Don Mafr,el
Fernandez jaaeHs ION J.. NJ IL = bon j! NJ;
asi como tamofen sc han aiiatlido ilgtlnas com
posconcS dt sosJresaliclitcs eScfitoqs cspaiIo-
les Y aiaeiicanos, tales como j. Ztsailla. Fer
nandeZ de los Res, Andi,is l}elhQ Manuel Fe-
lipe castro, ..onihpy, SiNclil, Espinosa de
RUnd0n, etc. Gt#Hi 81 fus
4 los artlculos y pocsia antcriores Sc han
agregados al4anos IiatoS curosos lie Puerto
Rico, entire eos los ltontblts ctlelirt4, V ltiles
que In tenllo esta ptoynca; las ealanidales
piiblieas que ha suilido on diierentes 6pocas: cl
cuhdro ,'statlsico de Ia poIacfo actual. se.rltr
cl caiso 1l;nameptc pnhliGado ohla a3aceta
bticak con espccltieacicn del pno de- iilmacion
C!e r3dd pueblo: cl mGyil!ianto dc yai6rts cor
-reos espaiiolcs yeytlan@erUS, ;tsi como l& ter4
reSlreS. a., a. ,s.s. sa~.-.
In toino On So, d" clara IMPRESSION, con $50
ln@hias cf:nifcrnat!o.t HI ristie;t con cubicr-
Ia dr color inpuSa ell lilograda ii.sluando una
dc IL" costulnFres ,tcl pals, % &C. tayoS pGr
docena 30
Tanibitn ST lmlla de vcnta e "AlInanaG,t.
Eeoil5nico" on dos piCgos un real etqmgltr.
por tlocena ! %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04
se dcsdp h 1ceha Ie Ia cnlfcga en q corrco de

sc dcsde II 1crha 'Te Ia cnlrcga en {! corrco de
paqu,fe qertificadol f . .ad al N3a
Art G. FL franquco de toda eiaSe dc ol6e,
tos no pOdr.i etcctuarse siho pur int'1io' de loS
seilos de Corrsoo splres timhradas yali,los en
al pals dc origeu.
No sesdars snrso los peii5,iicos s otrnS I'M
presos no franqucados 6insuficientementc fran
queados Los dcmas obct9s no franqucatloS 1
insuticienicmentc tranqneados Sc conSijlciArall
como caFas ~ ffanqueatlas lfecha de,lRecioa.
81 hay lugar i ella, del yai0r de los sobreS tiul-
brados 3 de los SeElos de Corrco que Sc hubic-
sem empleatlo l@ a} @ii3
.Aft. y Nose percibira niagun portc s'l-
plcmentario por Ia rceXpe(icion lie an cnvo
postal en- a interior de Ia Union.
Solameutc on cl caso en que un ebieto cO-
rrcspondicnte nj scrticio interior tlc uno lc los
paiSeS dc Ia tuion entrasc Il consecGeucia Dc
nna reeXpedicioH en cl serIicio dc otin pans nc
Ia t'ncn h, administration oel pmto de des-
tino aumentari sn porte interior