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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05
HOUSEHOLD RECEIPR


BEEF L.iVsk--Cut II IN SLICES hAaf an
men THICK, pour boiling wafer over u.
Dram, and ofou II with thin succs OF pork
dipped m ucur. cut II In moutnaia. and
.S - - w. o tVff' " w
'-A.o' - '"' .'..
bRkAkfAsr CAkas.-Iwo cupsrai os
sour mix, hau cupiul OF mosAssss. q
teasFooniui on soda. hsaPinx cnpFui OF
hour and corn meal % make sun batter.
Add little SAN, and then ny IS 4rfddis
CAKES.
SCOTCH OArMxAL PoRRipoR.- Scotch
oatmeal porudge is made with milk ard
water, In proportion to one part Of the
former 10 two OF the latter. Allow two
ounces OF oatmeal 10 a pint and hall OF
milk and water. and bod hall an hour.
DEopoMzERs.-A pail % clear water In
a newly painted room will remove tho
sickeninn odor Of paint. Cofiee pounded
In a mortar and rhasted on an iron plate.
sugar burned ON hot Goals. and VINEGAR
boiled Win myrrh and sprinkied On the
hoor ana furniture oil the sick-rcom are
excellent deodorizers.
FoR BURNS. Strong. fresh, clear lime
water mixed with ~ much linseed "a - II
viii cut: shake the bottle before appiy1ne;
wrap the burn In cotton wadtilng saSuIsiSd
with the lotion; vet as often as e appears
10 dry, without removing the cuf1u0 nun
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05
insurance Against Here Staallag b
Russfa.

The stealing 81 horses II psacticsd uDoa
a large scale. particularly In BoueBu
Russia, 80 that y Poacsla, voluys salln
the district VI Kew. . st1ek COMPANY ohs
insurance against this ciaas Of ~ -
been organized. The fciioWtne = tho
system upon which II In founded. VIII
the exception IL military horsrs. au horsss
are insurable In one 81 thee claasse, sr.
cording a. their valie. viz: ri 20, 90. % 70
roihles saeh respectively. The premium
Is fixed at onc-half II one pr ccnt. upoa
this value. 80 that the horses a ioveae
value arr insured Il Is keopcce md The
others a, 30 and 20 respectively. pey On
mum. For each animal insured thu oUneS
gets a sealed ticket. upoa which ase DE-
scribed the chief characteristics ~ thu
horse. u tbs horse y transferred 20 an
otheg ownr b n411DG1 - - eschasG~.
this = also en9ueDo1 - - ~ Which
follows the aninD. - thae = - AGsss
dealer becomes tnspect~d ~ - ~
pany or IL police II havtfs4 . Govu
horse In his possession. the insuronoo0ost
h demanded u him. and II he hnDoa
he Is summnoe1 before the o<sul9WHhs-
p.cion ~ then. cd punished oDon Riy.
II found guilty. y ths svsoe q - u
IN Insured anima. ~ 1ugmnn11a b. ~
observed % secure 01Gun1nY Aeem a. hs
very simple and require but shost Tine.
--L1rpss:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05
Illustrated EngiiSk Papsrs.

Tie profts q Illustrated journals In
Enxiand ar. enOruoss. The Gya9Aio vAs
s:srted viii : cAv.:-l q SIS. GO. and this
Sas suA=aquuay ts@rased 10 siss. 90
F1hsnud.sefthap Vr az1Ex THE past veas
has ben 100 T-. sGEaf. OF ;hs= Md -
re en,- IL % le Hgstssi srsoEx ih~ stock-
hosdns. ihaay q fo<sy IN nssrntsr. .na 10
Iezorn, q - - cnrri@i % The reserve
fulk Thkt3pSisS aRuasy laid ca. o; ise
|Asei9lng hns lSses fssETr,ci % he stock-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

says :se ys4hansson Pess: n~ss vss
rccsiss6 % sAc sccUs sery1se tpy1sta ~
cher ~ 9 hs4a q ~ 49, BY sse
city q A. Jo~~tA. Ns~~sssf. ss1 ps1sx~.s
hF Tn Xss,r<Aj bad SAS Ceaeoay.. n
wsA<ass>s ..fv Arrx1v . 1898 AAsh
nose. a. tea soS uas ~ VSsd 'vS-
ii e Es Sc 81 Lsss..i..s.
-. 49, 0Dt<8 a ssea e~vs hsaa0
|1f1no1B th1eee4A nek~ Noelss
61BD1uuol8 - ssFse kfxf e cssysAey.
n na06 ossvess Agees ssosr,a ~ -
eAnnas ~ 49, t001 - 3 q b -
=sy: .ze,s -. = -
4w. n>ss = - - r. - -
ssnev. sroys n sseamo - - ~
ras. slss rr< q n hs aIM1DO -
oEczsis liza. y ssa>sh - - . 0nD1v
a s~x1Elsxsrs. ~ tkss sfzsf a. e.ss~oey y
r1z<dsT fs1rez>1s9 ss>d A>r~svss . gr~aa
trzany t-~sss. Kss~As Cay sog&Dys Q
ssrsaz cir ut<tssS acflsss-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

!. Begin to fed - Abtoo0 ~ ee00 -
young as II viii eat. A eAlf sbouh b.
pushed from soas 1sohs o1d with pienty ~
milk and such 'p8i BOD ~ II viii csf. Thsa
y the ump 70 bqg1np newer quit
Z 2 Fed anvth1n9 that they wisl ~af, the
bcs. uhsx Il Ordinarily river 20 s,seh ssS-ct,
and Ia such Quantities ~ they want. ts-tns
careful always that they clean W iAs<r
coughs
J. ! pever found Il advisable u feed
ostsner than three times day--hsye tsfpd
sssekiing calves thfse tines. ard fessiin9
TIE grown cattle Eve six 90 s~ven unes.
III; uh~y vii doneb~tssr a1SD.v -.
and have I'D 80 saas sdD~l4ans IN
fes-firg ;-sse, hi - 0qlAes 0Sas1De-.
In genen1s8 w4eaH - e 49, VII
soon Iesrs the 1900 - shsf 0ate
up The shnes. n g ~ NJ 49, 010ss
aio,s, him and warts 10 ieasn- Who be
goa "a 20 The ssin le< hifs np<1es pasS1rn.
lady hos svesy bsd5 et< do~s ibas vwt.
Especially tbo~~ Who take "a tie pSfsea.
An occAs4asaA ope~;Soo. vttbrSss b~1e9 tsn
isgsa-siivr. sili hrns osf or rk~es n ~
sorInAts<f. and In s,tsy<tnS Il ~ his evs
Use. be may 80 ssss~sh,n6 tDtas. rhis
u A ~ unf nrsss ~ No<o61n1 yxAcoe~1
snd p-rt~3 sr. An A1oakho-p go VA
taste .sx ssch thlass vfll Iessn NOR n
DO ell = epat part ~ tAe woft- hsnasif.
thxn N say lAes vsy.-Exlhanss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

Nc. the
School l
S4O,OOOi
Seasonal
Bakery.
Ne,o clot
i Moore's.
Demore'
Hedigan's.
A 9 Pair
morning.
Apples (! A
Candy Fact
A sob LOT
Dodge &
All sch0
head & Sc
Families
Sewing ms
Mr.. Osca
return ne1
Ice furr
your ord
Love
the st.
Frui
at the
Fresh
every tn.
The CO.
allow Of
NJ
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

Tn. death q Christina, sx-Qossn IL
Spain, uhich has been fcr some u-ss eI-
pec.ed. occurred near HsvTe, Ia Frsnoe. On
the Els: q August Born In ksysee IN the
18th 81 Apsil. loo. she was In her 75dyesr
a. the time ~ hsr death A. the age a =
she became the fourth wife 81 Fer,i.nzrd
VII. - spain. vhc. fhrss foo1th. Asfer
this marriage proclaimed the s,,<rrzsfrn -
the Sale Las, in order b secsre iAe tafone
% his Own tsps. sh1zbd toc fr1s; q, TIE
union prove ~ - daughter. Tf4s Apyse-
henst6n MAS fz-iissf ~Aea. ta oGlos>s.
is3s. Chrfs:iss gsse birth % . seeaAJs et.l5a.
the farnosss. @ isfa1soas. tsass.iA Le~s
than a.rce year, lAf<x tbs od ksssg 6lsd,
sad ihen the czriss rsA~s,sc1 troxe q r.
- cuuazsnsd, usAeg H. iosS q pyc CG.
- ~ - 4a11o hsu1oas ~ -.
n sVnn11h 49, sporgon1 - -
g. - -: &c. -
gave lite sssisk<ceir< % th@ f,sysy vAs>k
rsS5e - rz.ny sA1si1cs- IN sef ds<rz-s> I'D
n l.ss sSse vas on<zessi>f 20 r--4gn -
r-srDcy 20 EepArfeso Hnd take fssag. r
Trznoe- Tsere ssse os1f1n1-A..y rstos.esi
asssn-. br1 szSoo~s-r. and hss tz.riys~s
se<4i.>-t IN his oEsrts.svs ~ iss1. No..
skse returned % Mstrsi She srsirssy a.
s@sss-d Lo-s.- FhlityS-s. The fr>eoh EhSx. r
the stfss<Szs rs<srt.re srr.x,rss3f nfs pi4sr1
vsfe is-<sds-s % eorsarn nes sk3<s1
dxaxAses % skikss~s<nesz. and n ran,
srsnrts,e seoni d<..st.erxn1 bes hEss.zoa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

side this goddess from Olympus. with
knotted hair and flowing garments. stately
as Juno and lovely as Venus, and, o cli-
max Of fate! leaning On Mr.. Schencks arm
with gentle condescension, and answering
what he said with asereneAnd lofty smile!
How she hated in her heart, too, the
dapper youth who approached her, card
in hand, for the promised galP! How he
dwarfed beside her old lovers manly as
pcct and noble manner, Poor Madge.
As she rose to DO her duty. she met Mr..
Schenck's eve. He bowed courteously.
but coolly. and, to her rage and disgust.
she felt the warm color steal upward to
her bright locks. and she had Wild I'M
pulse to drag the luckless youth at her
side out Of the door, and bury him and
herself at once in the. nrst SNOW drift
But who ever heard Of impulses It q par
ty? The galop was properly danced. and
her already filed card Of e04age1lnts
gone through with: but in all ethe long
evening Mr.. Schcnck never approached
her, and she went home IN state Of mind
that alarmed Polly ant disguised herself.
Il am tired and cross. dear she said al
last. Don't talk IN ne. III be good to-
morrow, but might bites You tonight; !
feel like IL. TIL ~ fAef
So Polly kissed Ter. wit; dumb a,nJze-
ment i'm her pleasant eyes, and went meek
" OF To bead.
This scene. however, Was by no means
the last She met Mr.. Schenek 1t the best
houses in Boston, and always with Miss
Dorr. While she herself danced and chat
tered with the young people, she saw
theset~o tine cei,ter IF atfHPaV4 trtis-
tinguishesi men and wcLaeW 81 per-
t-s;ved thu Ss,ucils.ati1r I'D G0rg in
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05


wounded. He put his horse at its utmost
speed toward the fort and escaped. On
his way TO the fort he informed Col. Alden.
who was one Of the officers lodging out
side Of the fort, of his danger. Alden was
incredulous OF the truth OF the report, and
merely gave orders TO call in the guard.
A momsnt afterwsrd he was fcArfuily unde-
ceiyed, for the Indians came running swift
ly into the place. Alden fed toward the
fort pursued closely lS Seneca Indian.
In his fight be turned end attempted sew
eral times to shoot his pursuer, but the
weapon, q pistol, would not 90 of. the
p,wder being damp. When aear tho fort.
whose gates stood wide open, the savage
hurled his tomahavk At Alden. The veap
o. struck The fleeinE nm On the head en-:
instantly killed him Before the soldiers
could rescpe the body of Their commander
the savase hsf scalpcd Alden ssf borne
away the scalp in, triumph. The house
from ;vh,ch Alden Md fcd ms meanwhile
attacked. Mr.. Wells. is owner. while
kneciing in prayer. was slain by a tory.
Nr.. Wdb's vic. u1n;her, thr9 chIfiren.
his brother and sister. and three servants
were then killed A daughter 81 Mr..
Wells escaped from the house, bat was
pursued hy an Indian. who upon capturing
Der threw doxn . bloody knife he lad il
his hAad and grAspcf his ion.AhS~k- Be-
iss acQuainted yiik liz. In6saa Language
tke sisi bcega - ~ BNfR slW = b
ID ~ 01,Byc1 81 Ar = II
mass : ~as ! s..sss. re - sa.'
60. did ~ - II in:ercu.6ou, fsr;
ps6hins uAc ~ st BE- hraisef The III
~ 49, k ~ --2f.t...,A -
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
THE STORY OF SOME RINGS.

1t seemed passing strange to Richard Kremen
jewcllor, OF No 1&1 Third avenue. that ring In all
his assortment would 1T Charles Fisher, Of No II
Second street, when that young man some tmc ago
essayed a purchase. Ho contemplated matFImony,
ho said und 10 provide suitable golden circlst Tor
use In important a ceremony he deemod u proper
TO bring his iriond Floyd Stephenson along TO direct
him in his choco No ring IN all the trays gave sats
faction. II was some time alter that when
Kremchl detected httle zone OF spurious metal In
his tray IN place OF Que o genuine orc that
ho came 10 understand why Charles was 40 captors.
10 Philippine, tho vile OF his bosom. no conhued the
tale OF Fishers artulness, and hencetorward TINT
lady viewed with suspicion All young mon with fingers
OF uncertain girth who came 10 purchase One day
Philippine Was standing behind the counter when
Charles Fisher appeared again. and when Mrs.
Krcmchl saw "A ring disappearing up his
sleeve In true sleighl-oi-hand fashion she pro-
duccd revolver and pointed II at his head. At that
moment Charles conscience smote him, and returning
the ring 10 The ay no disappeared with considerable
alacrity. Snco that Ofncer Boger arrested both
Flshor and stephenson, anu when they appeared be-
iore Judge Flammor yesterday, Albert Herr, OF No.
122 First avenue, was hand question Charles
about gold lockct he had purlolned from MIN. With
three cnurges suspended over him Fisher was com.
mItted In 81, 500 ana Stephenson was held in $500.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
RECKLESS AND kEyENGEFUL.

Tho prisoner stout, matronly woman OF about
forty years OF age, Of mid seulo appearance and
10 tho sp. clators Tombs Police Court, where sho
guilty OF tne charge of conious assault preferred
agnnst her. During The recital Of the circumstances
sho maintained a dgnihed composure and won tho
sympathy OF all present The complainant was John
Fiahcrty, OF No. 10 Laght street He stated
that feud had existed between them Tor
several years. On Monday night they met by
chance tho house OF mutual friend
ON Morris street, and words cnsued between tho
prisoner and Fiahcrty's WHO. Soon tho discussion
became general and fight took place, during which
no claimed cut him in tho hand with o tablo
KNIFE, woundipg him severely.
''What have you 10 say Mrs. Corrigan Y' asked the
Court, turning 10 The Prisoner.
''iho charge Is alse, Your Honor" she answered
quietly; "HIs hand wss injured by Ucng jammed IN
winc ne was trying 10 remove bis wife from
the room; did not tOucn Knife"
= Alter some further questioning Flaherty showed
signs OF forgiveness, and " was among tho proba-
b,iiies that compliant would be n, when
Mrs. Corriean leaned over the rai, and, In low
voice, asked the Magistrate II he was going TO hold
her.
''Unlcss no wi,hdraws the complaint II will bc my
duty, Madamc answered the Judge, sympath hIzingly.
.'rnen, Judge, will take twelve months more Ior
contempt OF Court " sad the woman stil speaking In
the low voice. and before the C0urt could deine
her meaning she had struck the compianant Olow
In The lace with her clenchGd hst, staggering him
against the raining. Instantly the officers jumped
tho spot but not before she had followed up the first
by second and moro powerful blow IN Fiaherty's
eye
she struggled wildly free herself from tho grasp
OF officers, and not without tao exercise Uf
n.deraUe force that she removed 10 prison.
cr's pcn she WAS held IN So 000 ball. charge VI con-
tempt Of Court beng also preferred against hcr.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
NIGHT TRAINS ON The ELEVATED
ROADS.

JERsEY CRY, March 4, 1878.
~ THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
read with pleasure the article IN your last Sunday
edition on "kapid Transit and tho Public oonven-
ience," ana most heartily do ndorse every word Of
~, moro particularly that portion which treats OF tho
necessity Of running night trans. The New York
Elevated Railroad has been operattsA nearly five
pears made many promises regard TO this mat
o but yet they nave not given US trains later than
hali-past seven p 81 1.-Two In Jersey Cty and, with
many OF my neighbors. am in tho habit Of almost
nightly attending places oil amusement in your city,
aud should DO so Oitencr II could just cross tho
terry and get Ou. steam train ana savo twenty or
thirty inmates zach way instead OF dragging along In
. horse
We ask this company, through your valuable Jour
nal, to Try the experiment ana give " night trans-
say evory ten or fifteen minutes up to twelve ociock.
Uelieve they would soon lind II profitable anu be
CHAD to continue them all through the NJ h. We
beg you 10 continue 10 press this matter upon them.
THOMAS w. Anderson,
No. 1Q2 Grove Jersey
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
TERMINAL FACILITIES.
Al ORDINANCE THE MERCHANTS OF THE CITY
WANT ADOPTED

~ O0b4NASO6 IdE mEbCHANJB OF THE CITY
WANT ADOPTED
petition TO the Board of Aldermen requesting
sncir aid Tor the obtaining OF certain
improve the city's terminal iacties has been pre-
pared and Is now being circulated for signatures
among merchants aud ctzens generally. Itisa result
OF tho recent meeting at the Chamber of Commerce.
when the question OF freight discrimination fully
discussed, and when the President OF the Board OF
Aldermen pledged himself and Board to do all In
their power TO help the merchants to solution OF
tho difficulties under which they say they lab
Ing The adoption OF the following ordinance Is
questcd; -
the several railroads terminating the Of Now York
my % % s . ns tho
NAl Park, North River kiIroad Company. rs
The evening and sx oclosk In tho mornnx the tracks
psn with tho Of said railroad
and from such pouts the hudson and East rivers
panic. and approved this Board subject tho
priveses ana restrictions now established ey law ana
New YORK Central s and Hudson Kver nalroaa Company
tass River Eairsaa Tonpany shall extend equal psi
ing at tho port OF New orr upon eaasi and
diiions This psrmison shall construed 10 allow
places specified IN the privileges which DO granted
The petition states several reasons why this prlvi-
lcge should be granted II urges Mrst that Boston,
Philadelphia ana Baltimore have marginal railways
by which cars and snips are brought tegsher and "
Is principally duo to TINS fact that these ces are sue
cessiu IN largely diverps The commerce, which natu-
rally would come 10 New York As all additional III
ccnlve II ~ said that the larger proportion OF our
commercia and real estate interests iavor tho msas-
urc whlcn, although not cfclent and useful rs the
exclusive freight roads sucn other cities have Will
stiil help materially 10 retain our commerce IN VIII ch
all classes Interested. The cartmeu 1t Is SAID,
some OF whom fearful that their Dusiness would
be Injured i the privilege was granted, havc become
satisfied thai " would suffer still greater degree II
competing ciSies continue TO offer better facilities Tor
the transaction Ot business In conclusion, IT urged
that the entrc community would be benefited by tho
adoption oI thls measure. though II may slightly
Inconvenience u small minority.
Tho matter came up before tho Aldermen yester-
day. and was referred 10 tue Committee on Law Tor
al rattn
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
EMBEzzLEMENT DIsPRovED.

The case OF Jacob FIeischauer against henry Meyer,
which been before Judge oIerbourg for the past
two months, was concluded yesterday. Meyer, who
was clerk Of FIcischauer Co., wholesale butchers
at Foriy-aith street and East River accused OF
cmbczzling money IN sums amounting in the aggre-
gate $4,000. Tho nrm admitted. however, that Il
was impossible Tor them to adduce proof that the
amount named had been stolen, but claimed that q
certain check foy 0O0 the properly OF tho hrm had
been deposited by Meyer, subject to his own bank
count and that he had appropriated the money OBJ
tanned theroirom Tor his own benefit There some
tive hundred pages OF testimony taken IN tho case,
great part OF which showed that Henry Meyer aud
his employer, Flescnauee, had regularly exchang.d
checks, mutually Interested IN q number o;
exiting" operations. Judge Oucrbourg, IN giving his
decision yeIerday, said that would lake moro than
ordinary expert bDokkeepipg to say who
right and who was wrong IN tho numerous and CON-
plicated business TRANSACTIONS that seemed 10 have
occurred between Mr.. Fleischauer ana his clerk.
Without wishing 10 criticse Mr.. Fleischauer's man
oi doing business, sliil In his opinion u seemed
to be very loose tho evidence against prisoner
could not by any means warrant him holding HIM.
Hc, therefore, dismissed tho case. against Henry
Meyer, tcIling tho complainant that Ii he wished no
cond bring ikbeiore Tue Grand Jury. but AS Tor him
Judge OtlvrbourgJ he could not anything Ia II
warranting him to commit the young man for trial.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
CHARGED WITH MIsAPpROPRIA11oN.

Miles shechy. forsy-cight years OF age residing at
No. l55 Fulton street, Brooklyn, was arrested Mon
day night on the charge Of having collected and mis-
appropriated $50 belonging to the Christian Brothers,
OF No. $50 Pearl street, whIlo in their employ.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
On tho Real Estate Exchange yesterday the follow
Ing sales were made:- a

Ing sales made:-
William II. Raftery, relsres-Pasisioa sale Of the
and three story brs& tenement house rear, witt,
lot 2bx7a No 2so stanton st.. s. b. DON. w. OF a. a..
Joseph S. XaerDaeh rceree-Foreciosuc sale Of
iSsxso, No. 6oo ID av. v. s.. 5s.i Il. !. OF as,h
Also. similar sacJohn E. Kisley. referee of tho
tnrre story REX dwelling house. with lot 2oxit0.
plant 9,2ot
Ernest IaIl. referee foreclosure sale Of lot,
2s3x10O on Cortiandt ax.. s. G. corner OF Benson
st. (23d ward. TO plantiff 3OO(
Total. .s2e, ,7s
soh st. asas LISA f. and c Az "A issxioos. % Ss
Chiffon St; DO iasj otto .is Huber. Nom
I'd NV, so 40 10. g. OF 6lst ST., 20x7j; Michael
Kioier aud wife to sarah Burr. Nom
Asa'sSa ss sras aS r. eaoo p"n.
Bioominedalc road. o. $, irregular Is part of) 10.
osn v r0s 4 ws o Ppsss @ eth
w" s's sdPSs Dss'Ssy sses &C. TsSs Js"
Phclan and wilc to Mary A. Phclan ... 49, ,ooc
soi%sn snd m witS 10 John fsfias,ss .. 1000
ah o.. NJ 800 g, W. of ssn "v:, 75xss o. Hiram 40 oo
,s ss.s w. s. ~ 81 T. NJ Of a5d ST.: a4sx75; Maria 80
,esS sSasr % tSa's es W. a: nv l. so 0.rcnc
wssy e o sis:; St. a4s 0'oC
i3,.ii; r. shepard, to ?. neutrality-suspicious.. Is. loo
Irecree) TO r Meann. 1871 ot
12Dth st., A., 1SD3 II. q. OF 4th NV, 30 Sx99Il:
Joseph spe,cl and wife to Theodore Dicteron. $500
Csrysiic st., W s. lot No. 1860, James Mct,uinoss
toJcnncit BurehoI. .............. 20 SOC
both st.. s.. s., 2io W. OF 9th av.. 2jx1ia, John
Clinton st. ,So i2D Jacob Huber aud wife to john
cn,om st. 40 ia; Elizabeth icmpicr 10 same gs
Watts st, no. AZ H. ,. Andrews reIerce) to John
feterkn' 5oo'
sdav. tNo g7f). 3years; iierran 'Hgic to Rachael
Iieyman .;........... SOC
vh av. W. o. between 18th ana i6th sta. 6 years ''
Temple Beth III To H. A. Jones. LOO
MORTGAGES
Dntt Joiin q. wiic, to Frederick Hcydt, o..
OF 3Tth st., o 9th av 81 5O(
Boroschek Wolf aud wife, to 9. ii. q. Losera, o.
OF orchard ST., of Canal s., year. :,.: H. oCt
Bains o. n. Tpppan, r. OF Orchard ST.. north OF
Canal ST.: wears ..-...::- e.5oI
Farrington, Jauos W., 10 !. y. Edwards, y. 8. OF
77th ST. W. Of Isl av. Observation-Disclosures. 2.9oC
stewart; O. s. Of Madison av 5ethst: years. ao ooC
Ieckcr. Gcorgianna and husbnpd. TO Charles Dug
Miller, snrah 4, 10 !. u. Reed n Co., s. s. of vnn-
dam st. tNo ssj / 1.5U
corner Of 0,h and 5ist st.. years..;.;... 1901
luck, Of 9Th av n Of 9Th ~, ycars...... 5000
wagner. John n'd wifc, To n. schmadckc, No 1913
cnptco - ...".. $3.50
0'Lesry. Timothy and wife, TO Daniel O. Durand,
No. 80 Park So; 3U0t
9th av yesr..... 1000
schene man. lnilip and Wife TO W. Romain n. .. OF
7sh 81 xad wnrO ycars.. oO
ASSIGNMENT MoRTGAGEs.
stcnway, William. to d. Zc 0Ot
tmith. samuel s.. to j. NJ Doscher. ............ 25p
ncnmrdexe hlizs, TO Frcdercka Wagner. ....... a!,p
Watson, James. % VI. w. Howard .............. 3yp
Eeed. Charles, to james W Don ........... 5W
Ihcan, james D.. TO Philip Furong. Nom
Ormandy, William H., TO Edward W. Mciirovc .. Blu
Citizens Savings Bank 10 uenry q. siIleck,-... SON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
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MUERT0 P0R Los lNDI0S,
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DON ALEXANDRA INFIESTA.
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Sonaba a1n Ia mente intrepida del
mas osatio & inteligente de los navegan-
tes ell rico imperio lie Cipango al cru
zar en- su segundo yiais por las Caribes,
cuando su penetrante mirada Sc flo en-
una al parecer extensa nube, guiando
su pobre carabela muy pronto Sc pre-
sent6 & los. .absortos ojos de los espaflo-
les un verjel riquisimo en- cuyas serenas
doradas costas Sc veian hermosos
puertos, desds los cuales podia ell gue-
rrero hispano contemplar bosques de
palmas mas fantasticos que los de e.
che, horestas circundadas por hileras
de naranios tan po6ticos como los dc
Valencia. Era squel fotante jardin de
los mares ana isla de montes altos Y
redondos, tan verdes como una eolum-
ma de esmeraldas, y desde la falda mas
ta Ii Gina cuoiertos dc emiDsntes arbo-
les, que parsclan los centinelas dc una
mansion magiea, = en- c'tyas cumbres
exteAdIan sns hoias con Ia silvestra pi-
taiaya ID fragante rosa encarnada la
bl,nca azuoena, y embalsamaban ell aire
las verdes hojas de tantos arholes ondu-
iados ,blandamente por una brisa sua-