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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-09

Aver Sc concluyeron los trabaios de
reparacion del cable entire Santiago de
Cuba Y 10 Habana, habiendose alberto
la communication con todos los puntos al
Norte de la Habana.
Id. id. 8. Ell gobierno de la Subli-
me Puerta anuncia ell nombramiento de
tres gobernadores cristianos para las
provincias del Balkan.
Ha llamado la atencion el embarque
de una centena de emigrantes de Nue.
va-York para Sidney, que tuvo lugar
aver.
I'd. id. 5. Ell principe de Gortscha-
koff ha expedido una circular manifes-
tando su deseo de saber la intencion de
las grandes potencias respecto 4 la con-
ductl ulterior que debe adoptarse para
ell arreglo de las difcultades de Criente.
Comentando este documento ell Times
de Londres dice que su contenido no va
encaminado i tranquilizar ( los amigos
de la paz, Y que la respuesta de Ingla-
terra dependera de los acontecimientos.
Ell presidente Grant ha publicado una
circular recomendando Ia pronta suelta
al pago en- metalico.
Ell Sporting Neacs anuncia la muerte
de Mr.. Merry,
Precios corricntes. Nueva-York de
febrero. = Harina mafca Lawrence 81
Is centayos Az1car cristalizada 81 4
10I cents. libra. Regular buen retino
Of 81 cents. libra, Orc 1867 &.
Londres 5. - Az1car cristslizada 30
chelines 8 peniques quintal Mascaba-
do 26 ch. 8 p. Habana nimero II. 30
ch q flote.
Consolidados 95l "a. Algodon G..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-09

casi la misma horaiba elembajador dc
la rop1blica francesa cerca de Ia Santa
Sede & presentar & su esposa, una prin-
cesa Rospighosi colomna, al Santo
Padre.
He yisto d la que fue condesa de
Tebas, y despues emperatriz de los
franceses, y al principe imperial, Y voy
4 consignar mis- impresiones. La en-
peratriz esta tan elegante como en- Pa
ris, aunque de luto, y mas bella que en-
Londres, pues el haber engruesado al
go lie ha dado una nueva juventud. Eyi-
ia hablar de la Francia y eonserva su
exquisite conversation.
Ell principe tiene bastante semejanza
con nuestro rey. No creo sea mas alto,
~ apenas representa- con su igero bigo-
te los Il amos que cuenta va. Els muy
instruido y muv amable, mantiene
siempre con tacto la conversation ge-
neral
Parece que el principe debe en- febre-
70, 81 el aspecto de los negocios de
Oriente 10 permite, realizar I'M yiaje de
tres meses 4 Suecia, Russia Y Dinamar-
ca. Apesar de que no representa- una
constitution fuerte, no teme nj los RI
cores del china del Norte nj las penali-
dades de largos viaies, aun cuando 20
me figure que iria con mas placer 4
Madrid V Sevilla que Stokolmo Y a
Moscow. En- cambio, mientras 81 via
je por la Russia, la emperatriz Eugenia
Sc propone ir q abrazar 4 su anciana
madre en- Espana
Por ahora vuelven 4 Florencia, donde
como en- toda Italia son muy obsequia-
dos. Nj la emperatriz nj ell principe
habian visto jamas 4 Roma Y sus mu-
secs, sus monumentos cristianos Y pa
ganos; sus recuerdos Y tradiciones les
impresionan vivamente. Que sensa-
cion no han debido experimental Guam
do hayan pisado los llamados jardines
Farnesianos, que Napoleon III compro
hacienda salir de Ia terra los restos de
los palacios de los Cesares, In casa de
Neron, Ia lie Ciceron. la gruta de Ro-
mulo Y la primitiva muralla de Roma,
Y que despues de la caida del imperio
ha adquirido Ia municipalidad romano.
No extranare, por tanto, que Sc de-
tengan aqui mas de 10 que habian pen
sado, pues no pueden negarse d las
atenciones de que son objeto. El here
dero del reino de Italia ha convidado
hoy pesar del NAL tempo al principe
q una de esas grandes cacerias d la in
glesa que tienen lugar en- esta campans
romano tan LENA de ruinas Y de recuer-
dos, y ell las que toman parte las mas
distinguidas y elegantes damas italianas
y extranjeras. Esta noche hay gran
reception en- honor de la emperatriz en-
casa de los principles Bonaparte, Y los
viaieros tienen invitaciones para toda
la semana de parte de los principles Y
duques Gabriellis, Sfoorzacesarini, Co
lomnas Y otros. emparentados por una
Il otra rama con nuestra ilustre compa-
triota. Inntil es decir con que distin-
cion ha recibido, aunque sin ningun Ca
racter official d la embalada, 4 la lega-
cion Y cuantos espanoles hay en- Re.
ma, = con que interes. asi ella como el
principe, han querido tener noticias de
nuestro rey, de la princesa, de la reina
Isabel v de Espana. Tambien han sido
visitados por casi todos los diplomaticos
acreditados cerca del Quirinal y del
Vaticano, excepto' naturalmente las dos
embajadas de Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-09

mos hallado un noyio para la nina { de
que no sera ella capaz ? 1 que chismes
no revolvera 81 la deiamos penetrar al
go de este vital asunto ?. todavia creo
haberla tratado con sobrada blandura !:
va que Sc ha cumplido mi anhelo, va
que hemos hallado un novio para la
nina, y un novio tan complete. andemos
con mucho cuidado, no sea que el enc
migo, en- forma de yiuda soldadesca, Sc
meta en- medic del negocio y de al tras-
te con 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-09
BOLETIN RELIGIOso.
Dia s. = San Juan de Mata, fl.

Este santo naeio en- Provenza tFrancia el
aho ll60. A los siete amos empez6 el estudio
de las letrasy el ejcrciciode las .rmas emplean-
do el tempo que le quedaba en- vis:tar los tenn
plos, carceles y hospitales. Concluidos los estu-
dios y abandoaada la carrera militar, Sc retro,
por inspiration divina, a los monte de MarseIla,
donde habia hecho penitencia la Magdalena, Y
vivi6 ALI una vida austerisima A el Sc debe la
fundacion de la Orlen de la Santisima Trinidad,
redencion de cautivos
Muri6 en- Roma ell aiio 1913,
Vienes g. Santa Apolonia, Vg. y Mr..
Sabado 10, Santa Eseolasticay s Guillermo.
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CONCLUSION. J

YUM NIUD1ON. J
Halabase en- relaciones entonces con una
mujer Il quien lamaban Ia vuda Bonnerue
Tenia esta cincuenta Y cuatro amos; era de Sa-
yerna, de donde vino Paris en- 1850 Vivi6
EN- Ia gran ciudad por espacio de unos ounce
amos con cierto Bounerie, quien su muerte lie
haba legado una fortuna considerable A Bou-
merle sustituyo Ell los favores de esta desgra-
clada un tai Vannuerde que, muerto tambien
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' A RIED A D Is
TRIBUNALES.

Ell CRflEN DE BoIs Colonies ACusAcIoN DE
AsEsISAT0. RoBo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-08
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

The President has decided to remove Survey.
or General A. j. Smith of Arizona. and to ap
point in bis stead r. Ii. Mason of Ohio.
1t is reported that the President has author.
lied Secretary SchurZ to tender an important
position to Indian Commissioner Smith,
Newell Ranlet of Belmont, New Hampshire
attempted suicide yesterday morning. He had
been partially insane.
The railroad rioters convicted at Harrisburg
we've sentenced yesterday to Imprisonment in
the county Jail for terms rang,ug from two to
eight mOni hs and fines from $25 to $780,
A Richmond Iud.,) special says Senator
Mortop is no better than he was week ago,
1t is rnmored that President Hayes will visit
BIN soon. Mr. Morton can never recover
James Thomas OF Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
Sc sentenced 10 1871 to 30 years Imprisonment, has
been pardoned on the general belief of his in
nocence.
A Washington despatch says the instructions
to the Sitting Bull Commission state that if the
Indians decline to accept the proffered terms,
further negotiations will be suspended and hos
tiles be left to be dealt with by the Canadian
authorities
A mysterious cattle disease is causing great
excitement 10 Moth Bangor, Franklin county
N. j. The disease first appeared 10 days ago
and since then mary valuable cows have died.
On all that died and on the sick was found a
pest that resembles the poison Texas cattle
tick. No cattle have thus far been affected ex-
cept such as were in contact with Texas cattle
last spring.
., A Fort Walsh special of August IS, reports
Sisu1g Bull as still in the British possessions,
and declares that he recently revealed to an Of
fcer that he was native of Fort Garry and an
alumnus of St Johns College there. Old ira
ders confirm Sitting Bulls story, and saws he
was known when at college as Charlie Jacobs.
He disappeared from Fort Garry in 49,
A Baltimore dispatch says that Col. Craw-
ford, Unidentified as Osman Pasha. came to
Cbestertown, Kent County, from Philadelphia
in 81, lived in splendid style, had gorgeous
Mexican outfits, became prominent Repubfi-
can, and after three years disappeared, leaving
numerous creditors, Marylanders in the Egyp-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Train OF the Track.

BIDDEFoRD, Sept. IAN express freight
train on the Eastern railroad. 25 cars, jumped
the track just beyond West Biddeford last
night. Passenger trains were delayed two
hours. Damage slight
Attempt 10 Burn "a School House at AGO
SAco, Sept. IAN attempt was made at
midnight to burn the Green street school
house. Frame Outbuildings were fred and
totally destroyed. The main building was
saved by haro fight. Loss to School District
No. about $3.50.
AUGUSTA, Sept 7.-William s. j. Wade of
this city, young man % years of age, COM
mitted suicide by taking laudsnum aud died
this morning. Cause, depression of spirits.
SKowHEGAN, Sept 7-Cslvin Whitehouse of
Mercer, man about 80 years of age. hung
himself yesterday while lsboriug under tenn
porary fit of insanity.
Representatives Nominated.
LEWISTON, Sept. THE Republicans Of
Auburn have nominated for Representatives
Ansel Briggs and Chas E. Smith. The Demo-
Gratis have nominated Nahum Morrill, and E. A.
Allen.
BANGOR, Sept. THE Republican caucus
this evening renominated as candidates for
Representatives. Lysander Strickland and
Henry Lord by reclamation. John L. Cutter
was nominated on ballot
BIDDEFoRD, Sept. THE Republican city
caucus convened the second time this evening
and nominated DR.. Thomas Haley and John
Quincy bennett as Representatives to the
Teoislatura
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8.

School teacher four or five dollars day while
Rood mechanic can get but one and half or
Iwo ooiiars, and tax paying farmers can scarcely
make both ends meet
can take care of himself He needs no
oelense from me; but as for those outside OF my
own family who have received some pecuniary
a,o IN obtaining an education-I need not call
tneirnames-they were not too nice to work and
nelp themselves, and they were worth helping,
as those only are who do help themselves
They are now and have been for years occupy
Ing honorable positions in another state and 1t
lie with pride that refer to them as examples
for other young men to follow. They know the
worth of education, as a man knows the
value of money who works for it.
l would like to follow Citizen and his com.
munication little further and help him to a
few more pleasant surprises but will not
weary your patience. 1 will however, with
your perm ssion, ask our High School teacher,
who denies any knowledge of the authorship of
the Argus communications, if he can tell any
thing about the letters sent to the principals of
the High Schools in other towns in the county
telling Them that had circulated petition fol
the repeal OF the High School law The asser.
ton which is a contemplate fasehoodl and re
questing that in the votes for their town they
have Mr. Davis's name substituted for mine.
and that two hundred Republicans in Cane
Elizabeth would vote for him?
REUBEN HIGGINS.
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WASHINGTOS.
Maziug mt w est Point,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-The Secretary of War
writes Geu. Scht field, commanding at W-s
Point fully approving the order recently issued
by the latter concerning hazing. Schofield's
order says:
For the comparatively intelligent and strong
to take unfair advantage of the inexpe fenced
to barass and annoy them, is unworthy of civ
ilized man, aud much more unoecomiug an
officer and gentleman. 90 the other hand, to
secure justice aud protecGIon TO tue defenceless
is the office of the gente and brave, and th.
hooor OF the corps of ca lets, as we'll as that OF
the officers OF the academy, requires that the
practice of unkiud Treatment of pew cadets
shall be wholly eradicated. Cadet officers upob
whom so much of the discipline and high char.
act-r OF the corps depends, are expected to do
their whole duty 10 this respect. Hereafter
cadets guilty of sny violation of Paragraph 12l
and Cadet officers who fail to do their who.e
duty in protecting new Cadets from ill treat
ment, will ba punished to the full extent of the
regulation.
The Free Postal Delivery,
New YORK, Sept. 7.-Washington specials
say the free delivery system is in operation 10
81 principal cities, and employs 2265 carriers.
who during the last fiscal wear handled 66s 800
600 pieces of mail matter. Tue cost per piece
in Boston was 1510O mills; New York, 2
81 100; Philadelphia, 2 $500 The highest cos t
was at Patterson, N. j >, 4 59-100. The lowest
ton 40, 900 were handled, New York 1885,
100000 Philadelphia 100 000, 000 Only 8, zoe, 900
newspapers were delivered.
The New York Custom House.
The President and Secretary Sherman speak
highly of Collector Arthurs conduct during
and since the Joy investigation. A member Of
the Cabinet thinks the President will tender
Mr.. Arthur position fully as important as his
present one. 1t is believed that Messrs Ar
thur, Cornell spd Sharp will place their resig-
nations at the Presidents disposal. Mr. Sharp
has virtually done this in a Communication re-
caived yesterdaV bv the President and snnkap
of by members of the Cabinet as dignified,
manly and courteous.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 7-Evening: Money loaned up
as high as 5 per cent call, and low as per cent
closing at per cent. Foreign Exchange higher with
advance nominal asking rates to 1884 for bankers
60 days sterling and 1864 for demand business done
at 1924 @ 4S3 for long, and 4S5t @ 1856 for sight
drafts.
Cola advanced from SIC to 3sc; at latter figure it
closed The carrying rates were o. per cent
The borrowing rates were fiat at ! per cent The
elearngs were $40, 900. The Customs receipts
to-day were 1894 900. The treasury disbursements
$216,000 for interest and $210,0OO for bonds.
Imports of dry goods at the post of New York for
the week ending to-day were Sl,497 ,Os3; amount
marketed, $1,764.S71.
Governments steady. State bonds firm. Railroad
bonds quiet and firm.
The Stock market has been irregular.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 1922 900 shares including New York Central
$3.50 shares, Erie 5Il0 shares, Lake Shore so 200
shares, Wabash 300 shares, Northwestern 260O.
shares, do preferred 5000 shares, Rock Island 74C0
shares, Milwaukee & st Paul preferred 1500 shares
Delaware, Lackawanna q Western rs. 300 shs; Mich,
igan Central 1890 shares. Ohio & Mississippi 215O
shares, Western Union 1880 shares, Pacific Mail
$500 shares.
,bo fall fba oIo n.
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The Russians rush up in open order, keeping


The Russians rush up in open order, keeping
steady stream of endorsements following the
advance.
A deluxe of shells is poured upon the redoubt
from our batteries as the men run up the slope
while the Turkish infantry fire is increased and
if we'll directed every Russian would have been
shot down. As it is many fell
Our artillery ceased firing as the men leap
into the bitches and Chamber up the parapet
while another column rushfs along Lovatz in
face of the redoubt to clear the advance trench
rs. The Turks intrenched fly to the westward
firing as they 60 and falling under Russian
fire.
In the redoubt the garrison rushed to the
is traverse covering this gorge, and the Turks
are jammed between the traverse and the
western parapet.
In few miuutes the firing ceases, the day is
ours and the Turks are in full retreat to the
westward where no force has been sent to cut
off their flight.
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A Constaptinople despatch says 5000 wound
ed from Suleiman Pasha's army reached Adr-
anope; English doctors report 1000 more at
Kazanlik, and that at Shipka they lie all over
the steep hillside.
The Turkish Bagdad army, $1,000 men, is GO
ing to Nish.
The uneasiness at Constantinople about the
attitude of Greece has subsidized, but there is
still great dstrust of Servia.
A further issue of 5000, 900 piasters in paper
money has been determined on.
1t is announced that this Porte, through
Count Andrassy, offers to make peace.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-08
SERVIA.
The Reanle NOT EuIh u Al a siic Cor Wan.

LONDON, Sept. THE Times Vienna cores
poudent teIegraphs that in spite of Russian
subsidies heretofore received Servia can less af-
ford to assemble considerable portion of the
male population and maintain them than last
year. The summons for the militia to be at
points of concentration by the 18th inst, how
ever, goes far to prove that active steps must be
impending, although accounts agree that there
is even less warlike ardor among the people
than last year. 1t is not considered likely that
any difficulty will be made by the militiamen
about joining their colors, but even after they
have Done SO week or ten days will be neces-
sary to incorporate them with the regulars, and
at any rate until that time, should there have
been no decision on the battle field in Bull
garia, ready plea will have been found for
tempOrlzing.
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AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.
parficu In rs 0f the n ltIe of TX su:I.o,.

ERzERoUM, Sept. THE battle of Kiziitepe
which resulted in the Russians being com plete-
ly driven from their position at Keda ler, cost
the Turks 43O killed and 140O wounded. KILL
tepe hill, which was held by five battaions of
Russian infantry, was attacked at 2 a. m. on
August Oath by two divisions under Ali Pasha
and Mahomed Bey. They were both wounded
The Russians, outnumbered ten to one, fought
bravely but were driven from their main camp.
They came up about nine o'clock and made
three unsuccessful attempts to carry the hill by
the Turks, who fually remained masters Of
the field. and have now strongly entrenched
Kiziltepe hill.
LONDON, Sept "details from the battle of
Kizlltepe, in Asia Minor, give the number of
Turks killed as 430, wounded 400 The Turk
ish generals. Ali Pasha and Mahomed Bey,
were wounded. The Russians made three I'M
successful attempts upon the position after
thew ware driven from it,
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METEOROLOGICAL

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FouR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER. Washington, DC.
Sept. s, Il A. NM
For New England
railing barometer, northeast to northwest
Winds, stationary temperature, cloudy and
possibly rainy weather
northwest winds, cooler, cloudy. followed nv
clear weather and stationary PRESSURE.
CautloDary signals continue at Cane Hatteras
kitty 6awk, Cape Henry, Cape MAY. AtIapt'c
GIy Ba Nsw S shnd' HOOK New YORK. New
Boston, Thatcher's Island, Portland and FoS1
nnrf N -1act-
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NEW YORK.
The telegraph Consolidation,

NEW YORK, Sept IA meeting of a COM
mittee from the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph
Company with similar committee from the
Western Union Telegraph Company took place
today at the executive Office of e latter com
pany, for the purpose of preparing contract
to be signed by the two companies in accord
ance with t be pooling scheme recently agreed
upon The subject was freely discussed in de-
tail, after which contract was decided upon
and subcommittee appointed to draw M
such contract.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-08

THE UTMOST RELIANCE MAY be placed in
HUNTS REMEDY for the prompt cure of Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Diabetes Gravel and
Dropsy. HUNTS REMEDY CUES Diseases of the
UrinoG Genital Organs, Mental and Physical Debility,
and Pains in the Side, Back, and Loins, HUNTS
REMEDY has been for % years favorite medicine
of Family Physicians.
CLARKE's TooTHACHE DROPS cure instantly.
sept4 TTh,S&w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-08

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Cattle-receipts of $500 head /;
shipments 22O0 head choice natives strong at rs q
25 Colorado natives and half breeds in fair demand
at 8 so q IS; Texas firm at 275 a 4S; butchers
active, scarce and firm; Cows 80 a rs; Steers at
8 so q Is.
Hogs-receipts 5000 head; shipments 400 head ;
choice heavy at 80 a 35; Bostons at so q 10 /;
packers at 10 q o.; light at 5 80 q 5 40.
Sheep-receipts 1853 head; shipments 29O head
inferior to prime 80 @60O.
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LONDON, Sept. 7-i2.3O P. M.-Consols at e51 "a
95 SIG Tor money and account.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-American securities-U. s. 4s.
1O5i; 67s 107s 0,40s 1881 Erie l2a do preferred 2f8
New York Central 1927 Illinois, $751; Later-Consols'
past week e147 1000.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7-1230 P. M.-Cotton market
is firm; Middling uplands at 3-16d; do Or
leans at 6ad sales 10000 bales including 1000 for spec
uation and iexport receipts to-day 5000 bales all
American. Futures are l-32 better. Sales Of the
week $4,000 bales of which $4,000 were American
total receipts 81 900 bales, of which 5000 were Amer
lean; total stock sO7 900 bales of which 4SI 900 were
Americana Cotton afoat lis, 900 bales of which 49,,
600 were American.
Receipts Of Wheat for days $4,000 quarters, in
Guiding 5000 American.
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MARRIED.

In Augusta, Sept 6, by Rev. H. w Tilden, assisted
by Rev. S. G. Sargent. Nathl K. Howard and Miss
Anna F. Sager all of Augusta.
In Casco, Aug. 90 N. d. Johnston and Miss Pbebe
s. Whitney. both of Casco
In Lewiston. Aug. 30, Seldom D. Manley and Miss
Sarah j. Mckinney both of Auburn.
In Pittston: Aug 20 l.. E. Bems and Miss vesta
A. Baker. both OF Farmingdale.
In Norway, Aug 90 John D. Wilson of Brewer
and Miss Agnes NJ Andrews of Norway.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-08
POLITICAL.
The California Election

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. --latest election
returns indicate that the Democrats have
elected 10 Senators and 81 Assemblymen. Tbe
hepuollcaps elect 10 Senators aud % Assembly.
men, intending hold overs The Democrats
Will nave ~ msjority on joint ballot.
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Yellow Fever at Fern.ra;,,

ha SAHAS NAB, Sept IA despatch from the
health officer of this city ana acs, Fia., to the
the sickness in that city is yellow feysr 'a A
vessels and trains from that city will be- on a..
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Senator Morton SLOWLY Recov..,

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-Acting Postmaster
General Brady today received kilograms from,
in \ Ind, stating that Senator Morton
ass A. sioWly recovering. The Senator himself to-
nay na0v .emsrked that he was feeling much i'm