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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12

IMPRENTA DEL BOLETM.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORI0.
Sc haceh con perfection ya precios m6di-
COS toda clase de impresos.
PARA Ell COMERCIO.
Hay constantemente surtido de "conoci.
mientoa, p1lizas, declaracioneS, tinta supe-
rtor comun indeleble y dc copiar, papel clIa.
driculado, rayado, de cuertas oorTientes, Sc,
cante, sobrcs de todas ciases, tinteros, plu.
mas, gomas de borrar, lapices, mueflago
libros en- blanco, etc.
PARA Las ESCUELbS,
Toda clase de libros de texto, premios, me.
dallas, estuches de matematicas, modelos y
papel dc dibujo, etc.
PARA Los NINOS.
Surtido de libros morales de recreo 6 ms
trueeion.
PARA LAS OFICINAS.
Papel espanol de Jover Sierra, directs.
mente recibido de la fabrica, lacre obIeas Y
tOdH Glase de artfculoS de escritorio.
PARA LOS IMPREsOREs
Papel de impreRta de varias classes ia.
mafl0s.
PARA RECRE0 3 INSTRUCTION.
Memorials de un Militar.
Historic de Ia insurreccion dc Larss.
FL Tesoro de los piratas.
Virginia Prats.
Cartasde Lord Chesterfield q sal hiio. nue..
va " lujosa edicion en- casteliano, ricanente
ancuadernada. =
Fe1sriharia populaT.
~ LLBR0S PEAD0SDS
YisrCrrcis. CartiIla. ~ kjercicios do los a.
1iae z3aiFhaldss de ditinks silorea -Rnbf id h
EHiEez Nneya vista Il 5antis lIio 8 u.
lIDcIen d - ISNgu1 IelIan& Ad<n1fi
|taEna 1nsd1oHl tleD @ 80 Ro4sss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
Noticia Importance.

A LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN A La ExPosiCIoA
DE PARIS DE 1878.
Ell dia Is de JUNO saldra de 81 Thomas, u
magnifco nuevo vapor ingl6s s MedvRnnss,
de 36S7 toneladas Los pasageros cue van aln
Exposition pueden ir 1 Cherbourg y de aQ6ef
puerto Paris por ferro- -carril en- s 8 h6rADl
Los que van Espafa desde PARIS pnedan Il
tambien por el mismo ferTO-carril atravosanl0
les Princes en- pocas horas, tenieRdo Il opor-
tunidad de gozar de las magnffcas yiStas Que
Sc presentan desde este punto.
El vapor "Medway" hizo gu dltimo viaie d 5
Barbadoes Southampton en- diez diah.
Los yapores nasatlAnticos ingleses toca-
ran en- Mayagiez los dias l3 de AbriL Izda
Mayo, y 13 de JUNO y en- Ponce ell ~ dc Abfil.
% de Mayo y ~ de JUNO. Pasaleros que o.
seen ir Europa via Mayagaez q Ponce 6nSd6A
tomar billetes de pasajes on esta agencIa rAra
Plymouth, Southampton Cherbourg rarik.
LATGMkR 4 ca
Puerto Rico "a de Mario de 1878.
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n II 70

Fnefnfce Dsfa c0brar amortization I iktzr6
geses - Is illdeinhikacIun de eseIaFos. as psn-
= e. hinE1oiNae D4letin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
GMRGD@.

Sobre L6ndres. Paris, Bremen G6nova, Habana.
santiago de Cube. Santo Domingo. Madria. Santan-
der. CadiZ. Barcelona otras plazaS do spAha, gi-
ran por cantdad de mas do vointicinco pesos.-SIL-
VA O0AEP. Tatuan 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12

JUNO 9.-Para Santh6mas, vap. IN. BG
Iona" cap. Nufiez, trans.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
BY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH,

Emperor Alexander of Russia in speech
at Moscow recently, declared that he hoped
for tho speedy signature of q deanitivs
OF peace with Turkey.
After the Imperial utterance It is not
necessary to correct each allegation that
may be made inputing to Prince Donoukoff
K rsaof attempts to pave the way for q
renewal Of the war, or the Incorporation of
Ronmelia with Bulgaria.
The American Consul at Coustantlnopls
has made rhres applications for the release
OF Romen, He was informed that Romen
WAS party to conspiracy In 178S In
Syria, but as hIs arrest was contrary to
treaty obligations, the Vizier ordered Ro-
men to be delivered to the Consul for trial
The Minister Of Police requested the re-
mand of the prisoner uutil to-day. The
Consul protested, and will spply again to-
dsy for the custody Of Romer.
Edward O'Kelly, the last Tenian prisoner
IA to be released before Christmas. His
friends are endenvoring to secure permis.
sion for him to reside In Crest Britain.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13

ENTERING A PRIsoNER-LEAvlNe A HAPpY
Soc SOC g BR1DGHe ROOM. J Fl -
James MCGEE, q fsshily-dressed young
man, about twenty three years old, was ar
raigned in the Court of Special Sessions to .
day, charged with assaulting Mary Smith,
q girl sixteen years old. He pleaded guilty
to the charge of assault, and it appearing
that the young couple were In love, Justice
Wandell asked McGee II he was willing to
marry. He said he was, and the pastor of
Duane street Church was sent for, McGse
and Mary sitting side BY side in the prison
awaiting the arrival oftbe clergyman. The
ceremony2was performed In Mstron Fosters
office. Mr.. Samuel A. McKeever acted as
best man, Assistant Matron Adamson stood
.up with the bride, aad Assistant Matron
French furnished the ring. After the mar
riage, McG- was discharged from custody,
asd wslked away with his wifs.-[N. Y.
News of Wednesday. 4 ~
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
DOWN THE PENINSULA.

The Eastern National Bank, has declared
dividend Of Eve per cent. r,-5
The now NJ. e. church steeple''at Milton
can be seen about I've miles,
Around Havre De Grace recently, some
1000 wild ducks were shot in one day.
In Smyrna Henry G.. Budd, Esq, has
been rsappointsd Notary for another term.
Hon. W. T. Hamilton, Is fhe Salisbury
Advertiser's candidate for the next Cover
nor Of Maryland. II
Centreyille has, according to Q csnsus
recently taking population Of 1,1ss, an
increase of s31 since 1870. 3gI6esl
John N. Wright and DR.. ChsrlessW. JEFF
fsrson are the new directors from Dorches>
ter county, Of the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad. l-I' j.. ''b = a'..-~
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
REGISTER NOTICES
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. 22d, 1s

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. 22d, 1878,
Upon the application OF Philip G Plum
kett TX 'cutor of James X errigan, late of
Wilmington Hunuiea in saiu County, de-
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that he Ex ecutor afoI esaid, give
notice of granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate Of the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof. by causing adve r
tisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such letters, in six Of the
most public places of the County of New
Castle requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, to present the
SAM or abide by an Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided, And also
cause ths same to be inserted II the MORN
ING HERALD. q newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be cGntineed therein
three weeks. (e. o. d.
(--) Given under the hand and Seal
LIS : of Office OF the Register aforesaid,
III at New Castle, in New Castle Coun
ty, aforesaid, the day and year above writ.
ZEN.
e. G. BIGGS. Regis'e
NOTICE - All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased must
present the same duly attested to the Ex-
ecu or on or before Nov. 22d, 1879 or abide
he act NJ Assembly in such case made and
provided. PHILLIP G. PLUNKETT,
Executor.
Address Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN YEARS
OLD.

[From the Denten, Nd, American Union. ]
Rose Wise, the aged eolored woman who
recently died near Chrisheld, Somerset Co.,
was reported to BELLE years old. She has
been the mother of sixteen children, only
one Of whom survives her. The memory OF
the old lsdy was very cleaf, and having
been born and raised IN virefaIs, she knew
when the Indians inhabited that State in
large numbers. She remembers when the
father of the late Henry A. Wise was mar
ried to bis first wife. She nursed his chill
dren and remained IN the Wise family until
the slsyes; were emancIpkted. She was as
helpless, as child, for a long time before her
death, and when she was carried to bed at
night she often 7bade her only child good-by
and expressed wish that she would die De-
fore morning. Yshe was very pious and gave
'pnmistsksble evidence that she had given
mp q life OF trouble aud care for one Of M
speaksble bliss and JOY. y.9iciasoG j29H,l
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
A PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

THE SCRABBLE soUABBLH LIKELY TO RE
suit FATALLY
The readers of the HERALD will remem-
Der the report of the fight among some ne.
groes at Scrabble, near Townsend last Sat-
-drday night, as published last Tuesday.
The parties concerned were Ell Briscoe,
Bird Williams, Tall Henry aad Buck Henry
and Briseoc was carried home with qis skull
fractured from the blow of an axe. At
that time he was considered In dangerous
condition and he has grown so much worse
that his life is now dispaired of and is
death ishourly expected
Yesterday evening DR.. Howard Ogle re.
ceived telegram from the authorities at
Townsend, asking Immediate attendance on
the dying man and he will 60 down on the
9.20 train.
Who 1t is that struck the blow from
which Briscoe is suffering, 10 unknown but
several of the parties concerned In the fight
have been arrested.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
LOCAL NOTES.
Council met last night.

Council met last night.
Mr.. vincsnt 'sholds the fort"
They killed hogs over Eleventh street
bridge the other day.
Holiday presents in endless variety ~
Lawt toms, COS Market street, &
Glass bottles for silk covering, all 5ises,
at Lewton's, 605 Market street. ~ "a
Glass shades for covering wax work, all
sizes, at Lawton's, COS Market street.
Stons china tea sets, 46 pieces, 9s.7s.
Lawton's China Bazaar, 6o6 Market street.
An unsayory scandal has just gotten on
the street concerning one Of the city otsiee>
holders.
Next Thursday night Mr. Guthrie, Of the
Finance Committee, viii present an erdi-
nance to abolish the Office OF Treasurer's
Accountant. ~
McCiosksy is acknswledged to be the
CHEAPEST halter in town. He trssts his
customers fairly, sells nrst-class goods and
charges reasonable prices. Give him q call
at the Opera Heuse Hat store, No. S12
Market street.
Those who wish 10 have nights fun
should 90 to the Warren Clubs bali o-night
ct Webstar's' Dancing Academy. The
managers intend making this one Of tho
best balls of the season, and they guarantee
that every person attending will have an
opportunity of tipping the light fantastic |
to the height of their ambition.
Professor Charles ItAlie has removed
his office to 2ls Market street, where he |
can be cessulted by all those afflicted with |
any deficiency of the sight. Satisfaction |
guaranteed In every instance, particularly |
In such cases where the sight has been
impaired hS the use OF improper or inferior |
glasses. Having 8 practical experience of
eleven years he Is enabled to sdopt such |
glasses Is are most appropriate TO the
sight by mere inspection of the eyes.
The highest reference given. Office days,
Wednesday, Saturday, asd every evening
through the week. 600
PRoF. CHIaLks ITALIE,
ii 2lS Market street, Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
DEGISTER'S ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec 3rd 1878,
Upon the application of Rev, Patrick
Reilly Adm nistrator of Jenn H. Ryan late
OF Braudywine Hundreh in said County
deceased, 1t is ordered md directed ty the
Register the Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of granting of letters of adminisira.
tion upon the estate of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad.
yertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date Of such letters, in Elk
of the most public places of the County of
New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to p, esent the
same or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided, And also
cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HERALD a
newspaper published In Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks (E, q.
D.
(N@) Given under the hand and Seal
( L. s Sof Office of the Register aforesaid.
l-) at New Castle, in New Castle coun,
tv,. aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
SC. BIGGS Register.
NOTICE ALI persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same duly attested to the AID
miuistlator on or before Dec, 3rd 1879 or
sbide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided,
PATnICK REILLY.
Address Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
THE HEARN.DUER MYSTERY.
srRANsE DEvELe PEMENTs WHAT 70
CoMoKR CITY PEOPLE sAY-wAs IT Ac-

srRANaE DEvELs PEMENTs WHAT 70
CoMoKR CITY PEOPLE sAY-wAs IT Ac'
CIDENT OR DESIGN ?
Miss Ella Hearn died in Pocomokt
city, Nd, on Friday evening at 6 o'clock
Miss Hearn was shot on Tuesday, Nov
9Th by it is alleged, Miss Lilly Duer ont
Of her intimate acquaintences.
On Friday last Miss Duer escaped from
the town in mail attire. Subsequent de.
tails of the shooting not yet published are
as follows.
Miss Hearn was attended during her
illness by DR.. d. J. 0. Tuitt. She re-
mained unconscious most of the time, and
while in this condition would accuse Miss
Duer of having shot her Intentionally.
Then again she would start up in the bed
and glancing wildly about her, exclaim,
excitedly, "Don't, Lilly, please don't: I'll
marry your
At other times she would speak quite
kindly of Miss Duer, and once even re-,
quested that she be brought to see her.
Acting upon this, Miss Duer did call, but
had no sooner reached the bedside when
she was peremptorily ordered away by the
wounded girl, who became so excited that
she had to be forcibly held in the bed.
She was again invited to call, but acting
on the advice Of the attending physician
refused to do SO. Expecting and fearing
the death of Miss Hearn and that some
legal action would Immediately follow,
Miss Duer is reported 10 have dressed
herself in male attire and made her es-
cape from the town. |
1t is thought that she is now in this city.
As specimen of some OF Miss Duer's al>
legged eccentricities Of character, it is stated
thot she at one time "kept company" with
3 young lady to whom she wrote the most
passionate letters of endearment, and even
went so far as to propose marriage. |
Miss Duer, it is said. is frequent coma
tributor to the newspapers, and was at one
time said to be gagged to be married to
an editor ofa neighboring local newspaper.
Miss Duers friends strenuously insist that
the shooting was accidental. |
They regard the story, which has gain
I'd some accuracy, to the effect that Miss
Duer threatened Miss Hearn, and finally
shot her on account of jealousy of another
Young lady, who had supplanted her in
Miss Hearns affections, as being incredi-
lie, or, If true. as the result of insanity.
Miss Duer is spoken of as very hand
ome, preposaessing and intelligent young
ady, very popular in the village in which
he lived. The sad affair is the gem
raj subject of comment and regret in Po,
,omoke City and vicinity. |
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
sOCI TIES.
MEETINGS THIS (FR1DA1) EVENING

MEETINGS THIS (FR1DAY) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. O. of G. T., Sixth and
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, I. o. o. T., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 20, I. o. O. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. M
at Mechanics Hall. 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No 3, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
at Jr. o. e. A. M. Hall, 511 Market street.
Delaware tribe, No. 1. o. R. M, at
Maris Building, 9th and shipley streets.
Excelsior Lodge, K OF P, at K. of P.
Hall, 2l4 Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. 8. of A., at Nc
Clary's Building.
Pioneer Council, No. 1, Sovereigns of In
dustry, at McClary's Building.
Mt Calvary Decampment, No. 10, X. OF
P, meet every alternate Friday evening, at
NcClary Building.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
TELECRAMS
scHENCK BEER ANINToxIcANT.

BE-
NEW HAvHH, Conn.,, Dec. 12.-In the
City Csurt to-day the case Of Frederick
Buckhois. charged With selling lntoxicat-
Inn Liquor without Hceuse, was decided
against the accused. The defense in the
case was that the liquor sold was "Schenck'
beer, and net Intoxicating.
The case has bosn before the Court over
q month, and nearly nfty witnessss, includ-
Ing medical and scientific experts, havs tes-
lied that "6chenck" beer was non-intoxi>
eating. The State chemist, howeyeri found
tho sample Of beer to contain 9.s6of aleos
hol. na 4r aG a
THE wArHl sUBsrpINa At HARRrssURa-
Q THE eoNDITIeK or rHl rowx.
HARRIsBgRa, Dec. 12.-Ths water at
this point 10 subsiding, having fallen three
inches between 10 and ! O'Clock to-day.
The lower part Of the city Is still under
water, and the inmates Of tho houses occupy
The upper stories, access to them being had
with bosts.
The river bank has ,overnowed north Of
the city, and but one road is now open. All
fhe night trains we're delayed here, the
track below the city being two feet under
water for distance Of two miles. Some
Gf the trains have succseded In pushing
through, and there will probably be no
more delay. Longennecker's Island, oppo>
tise the city, Is submerged, involving Q loss
to the occupant Of about $4,000.
The rivers the entire country ;are falling.
HEAVY DIFALCATloN In PIrTsBURG.
PIrTsBuRs, Dec. 12-This morning
John 4. Duncan, book-keeper for tho firm
OF Dilvorth Bros, wholesale grocers, was
srrested on the charge of embeIzlement
Ills books are now undergoing examination,
snd 1t 10 stated that be has appropriated
about $40 900 of the firms money during
the past TIVE years. Duncan has made .
confession, admitting his guilt, but he can
lot state the amount appropriated. A fast
oman is said to be the cause Of bis down
tall. "@
MR. KpMUNBs' BILL.
WAsHrNeTNN, Dec. 12-During e brief
discussion in the Senate ss to the order Of
Business it was agreed that vote on Mr..
Edmunds' bill In regard to counting the
electoral vote should be, taken, Tomorrow.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13

See the new American china, an exact
imitation of real china at Lawton's, COS
Market streetoga !
New York City has a volunteer life
saving corps composed mainly of newsboys
who patrol tho Esst River day aud night,
The corps have, with their own means,
purchased q boat end life saving lines.
Twenty two persons have been saved from
drowning by them.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
YOUNG SALMON.

Major T. B. Ferguson deposited twenty
thousand young salmon In Pocomoke river,
yesterday. The same number was deposited
in the river at Nantlcoke, on Tuesday last,
Mr.. Ferguson also intends stocking the
Delaware river with them. The fish are
hstched at Druid Hill Park Hatching
House, Baltimore.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
THE COUNTY FARM SOLD.

Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock the
Trustees of the Poor. of this county, sold at
public sale, at the Hare's Corner Hotel, the
Now Castle county property known as the
"Hare's Corner Farm" to James Mccoy,
Of New Castle Hundred, for $13, 900.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
THE WARREN CLUES BALL.

The first grand ball Of this Club will come
of tonight, at Webster's Dancing Academy,
Masonic Temple, and tie young men who
have the management of It have used their
best efforts to insure their friends q good
time. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
OUR KEYSTONE NE1GHBoRs.

AWest Chester man captured fifty two
mushrats recently on the Brandywine.
The farmers of Lancaster county were
arrested the other day for manufacturing
segars for their own use, without license
In violation Of the U. 8. Revenue law.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13

John Meaeher New York policeman
who was almost fatally injured while at
tempting, alone, to arrest the ring leader OF
q druken, rioting mob, has boen rewarded
with $500 check by the Trustees of the
Real Relief Fund In appreciation of his
courage.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13

we have large invoice of SELECT PAT.
TERMS, and will extend the discount. TO
mem, 1e NOW Is Is your time for CUSTOM
SUIT. Fit, Style and Workmanship guar
anteed. e""A
The Morning herald., 1878-12-13
MARRYING IN PRISON.

ENTERING PRIsoNER-LEAvING A Happy
/. - 9 FpRIpaEG Roou. - f. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
HOTEL ARR Walls.

Governor Charles G. Van Zandt. OF Rhode island:
Harvey G. Eastman. OF Poughkscpse, and Oliver
Amos, OF North Eas.on, Mass, arc at the Fifth Ave.
nue.. d. Hall Stanton, OF philadelphia, Is at the
Metropolitan. James II. Howe. OF Wisconsin, and
Henry g. Parker. of Boston, at tho Windsor. Ex-
Governor J. u. Page, Of Vermont, Is At tho st.
Nicholas United States Treasurer James Gilnan 10
at tho Astor. Ex.Congrsssman d. NJ. Van Aukep, OF
Pennsylvania, Is at tho New York. Alvey A. Adee, Of
Washington, at the Coleman Major Henry b. Fsoo-
man, United States Army Is at tho Rossmore. Nicho-
las Anderson, OF Cincinnati Is at the Gsey. Fran.
CHS G. Lawlcy, OF London Is ut tho BrcvoorI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
O'DONovAN ROSA,

lFrom the Toronto Evening Telegram, March 1911
AS we SAID before, we do not apprehend any serious
trouble on tho occasion OF ODonovan Rossas visit 70
toronto, II that worthy should decide 10 honor us
with his presence. We believe II would be m easy
enough matter 10 have him laid hold OF by the law;
but that Is not desirable II he comes here he should
DO allowed TO lecture peace Quietness and 70
depart without any exhibition OF hostility Whatever
The pubic OF what Ia decent and honorable has
been vindicatei In spite Of the determ nation Of
the Globe and Mait-who tied neck and heels to
the party leaders, whose tools they are--,o prevent
public opinion from being hoard. In addition TO this
our Irish Catholic fellow citizens havo boen gwen an
opportunity oil disowning UNFOLDING the notorious
Fenian leader aud treasurer OF the Dynamite Skir-
mshng Fund; and although they have preferred 10
uphold rather than dsown MIN, still It IS ouly fair
that all sides should have the mcaus placed at their
disposal by which they could speak out that which
was in Their minds We feel conndsut thaS
no ono would object 10 fair discussion of the Ques-
ton OF homo rule Tor Ireland and that auy PROPOSE
tion 10 secure Ireand's independence by leg tnste
and copstituto nal means would with public ro-
spect, not with public sympathy. But that very
different ihing IRON soliciting public respect or
sympathy Tor a scheme winch nas for object the
dismemoermeut OF the empire by orco and tho do
slruction OF British ships and cities by dynamite and
other uncivilized and inhuman means OF warfare. II
the me Is not drawn Fcnianism certainly should
be drawn VI dynamite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20

direction. When crossing smcoc street tho shot
hsea ana The ball lodged just below Clegs's rigas
shoulder.
REsTAuRAHr SAVED
Inc mop next congrcsated In front Of Collins So
'oon' corner OF Queen aud Esther streets but she
prompt action OF the police prevented any damagN
from bong done
THE MOB DISPERSED
from THIS time uni Two O'Clock this morning the
~" went on, out gradually the whole police force
was turned against the OF rowdes ana succeeded
10 driving them before them on, TO the suburbs
whore they dispersed The city Is now quiet An
immense bill for damages will DO brought against the
corporation, many stores being broken into aud
sacked while tho riot was In full swing. The police
oenaVed most noby throughout, and there s scarcely
man on the force who Is not moro or less cut or
bruised.
RossA KEEPS DARK.
i'osSa Is keeping very quiet and has probably left
'ne CITY. Public excitement Ia great that Il would
10 allow himself 10 be discoy cred lust n
present
The Mayor OF tho city. Mr. Angus Morrison. got
several sevore contusions during the evening from
stones
CONTINUED RIoTINa AND PIoHrIxo AT
ToRoNro-Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
WOCNDED.
IoRoSro, Ont, March 10. 1878.
The house OF Michael Moriarty, where Rosa was
supposed to have stayed last night. was surrounded
THIS evening by crowd OF any who dispersed quietly
On asceFtaining that he had left the city.
body OF young I.ishmen prepared to attack the
tavern kept by Fallis Johnston. prominent Orange.
man Tho Young Brtons came to his rescue. and the
police separated the parties by liberal uso Of shsir
batona
man named Cathbcrt whio on Centre street was
shot In tho stomach about midnight
John Hynes shot In the head on Duke street as
eleven O'Clock
\ Street fights arc common throughout the city.
Tho police beats have been doubled and every pro.
caution IL being taken TO quell disturbances.
The number Of wounded rioters Of last nights cam.
pagn is now gwen at $50, fifteen OF whom were
wounded by pistol shots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20

SUCH BLOTS UPON BEAUTY AS PIMPLES,
roughness ssowness obterated by GLEsxs So +
SOAP