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The Morning herald., 1878-11-04
'l..ll' J.
WAR INCIDENT.

Commenting on the statement that Capt.
Richard Blazer, who died Of yellow fever
at eGaIlipo,is, Ohio, Tuesday, comm anded
the ',5lazer Scouts during the war
(which met and varqnished Mosby's gner
rilas en one occasion the Alexandria
(va) Gazette furnishes the following state
ment of the encounter referred TO:
ga detachment Of Mosby's command.
uuder Captain A. E. Richards, after hunt
ing for Blazers scouts, gradually came up
with them near Kabletown, in Jefferson
county, w. Va, anI killed, wounded and
captured tie entire party, twenty-five o.
them being found dead upon the field. The
ciptain, beirg we'll mounted, attempted to
escape, and by the fee.nefs Of his horse
did succeed in delaying bis capture for a
short time, bn' he was finally oyertaken by
private Sidney F rguson, who, while in
p p.rsuit, having discharged all the cham
bers Of his revolver at bin, without effect.
clubbed it, and, by we'll directed blow on
the head as be caught up with him knock
cd him senseless in The road, from which
he was picked up and sent to Richmond as
a prisoner with every single one of the
party he had commanded, except those
who had been killed and those who could
not make the trip on account OF theil
wounds" a. .5ta
The Rev. S. G. Ferguson, the gentleman
referred to in The above paragraph as The
captor Of Capt. Blazer, is now the pastor
of the NJ E, Church South of Charlestowr
| w. Va. ~ ----
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NOTICE, William F. Griffith, do
~ hereby give notice that ball apply to
Judges OF the Court OF Genera! sessions of
the Peace and Jail delivery Of TIE state of
Delaware, In and for the county Of New
Castle. on Monday, the 18Th day Of Novem-
ber, next A. D. 1878, ,beirg he 1st day of the
next November Term OF the SAT- Court for
license to sell intoxicatt, g liquors in
quantities not less than one half gallon,
at my store on vain street in the Towa OF
ewark, in the Unit, School istrct No
80 aLd Al, in White CLAY Creek hundred
New Castle County Delaware. and The 1ol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the SAID application, to wit:
James H. Ray, @. Henry,
G orge w. Lindsey q. r. Choate.
Benz Caulk, Nathan asders,
James Jefferts, Amos Brown.
Roger 20 bit, CALVIN Crrell
j. w, Pennington, Edward SMcPike
WILLIAM f. GRIFFITH,
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s Wa DiNGTON, Del.. Nov 4,is7s.
Request WHICH OUGHT TO
,.ys...n BE GRANTED. ra

A request very memorously signed by
citizens Of Wilmington has been presented
during this week, to the managing officials
of the P. w. & B. T. R. TO run fast
tIaiu down to this city in the evening,
leaving Philadelphia at7e O'clock. ano
reaching here at 6 o'clock p. M. This is a
most reasonable, and proper reques. The
Company we are quite certain, desire to
to satisfy S, very large part of their
customers, as the citizens of WilmiDgt'r
are; and we assure lis oficera, from actual
knowledge that, our citizens are aim, st
nightly inconvenier ced as a result Of Iii
time. AS rule, the churches Of ever,
denomir alton begin service at " O'clock
the Loans, Beneficial societies, Savings
Banks, Dancing classes, &C.,, also com.
mence at that hour. There is hardly a
citizen who does not belong to some one OF
other Of them, and to attend, if he travel,
by the OLD train, forces him 10 60 supper
less. The train We speak Of reaches here
at'6.25 or thereabou!s. A resident Of H.,
upper paris OF the city, where the regular
travellers mainly i've, does Eot reach hon E
before 6.45, the bastiest preparations. in the
way OF washing, and fixing up a little
b.ngs on o'clock, then the alternative IL
preeented to atterd bis church, or other
ppoinlmcnts;, wtrhoft' Warrington supper
or by eating that meal stay home. We
put it 10 the railroad officials if it is not a
fair request on part OF our citizens, 10 ask
. train that will take them home by about
6 o'clock, and enable them to. fulfil those
duties, ipcideut TO The evening. Last bu
greatest of all, il the potential complain
OF the servants, who never cease complain
ing about late supperr; in. the houses Of
those who are compelled to travel on the
B Is train.
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NJ OTICE-I.- sylvester w. Clement of New
~ Castle county and state of Delaware. do
hereby give notice that in END 10 make
application to the sIourt Of General SEES
siOns of the Peace and jail Delivers tsf the
state OF DE aware, in and for New Castle
county, on tde first day OF Its term which
will commence at d be h Id at New Castle,
Ia New Castle county aforesaid, on Mon.
day, the 18th day of NO embers A. ID. 1873,
for a license TO aep an Inn or Tavern. and
70 sell intoxicalip quursin less quanti
les than one quart 10 be drunk on the
premises, at n d in !he house now occu
ptd by me and knOwnas sthesummitHou ouse.
TIE Location ofsaid Louse wherein I pr :
po to eep an inn OF tavern is In School
1slri 0. II in New Castle county efore-
said IN the saiu Summit Bridge. ST..
Geoig sdundIed. Ihe an es of I he respect
a6'e ciuzans recommending the said ap-
plication are:
Charles Nc amee G.. Lum
James Nicholson A p. C.rnagy
James Z. Fcrd John Vail
Will IN Lore H., f BouIden
J. +. Brown Simon Starr
" illIam p N.chc lson Johu Gill
Hen! S !.nnn
nfLNhsTER W. CLEMENT,
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PEtiIsTER'S NOTICE..
ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. Il, 1878.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. IL, 1878.
Upon the application of Rev. Patrick
Riley, Administrator OF Mary A. McCul-
lough. late OF Wilmington Hundred: In
said County, deceased, IL Is ordered aud di-
rected oy the Register that the Admins
trasor Aforesaid give notice of granting OF
Letters OF ad m n Ists alton upon the Estate
of the deee' sed. with the date of granting
thereof, ly causing advertisement to be
posted within forty days from The da'e OF
such Letters, in six of The most public
places of the County of New Castle, requir-
ing all persons having demands against
the estate, 10 present the same or abb lie by
an a ct of 4 sstmb y In such case made and
provided And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
MORNING HERALD, a ne spaper published
in Wilmington, and t. be Intinued there
in three weeks. (eo d.
-% Given under the hand and Sea-
ofOfi eof the hegistera fOresaid,
! LIS at New Castle, in New Castle
County, Aforesaid, tao day and
w. year above written.
s. c. BIGGS, Register.
NoTIcE-All per ons having claims
against The Estate # the deceased must
present the same duly attested to the Ad-
mi istraLor on Oh before Sep ember II, 1873,
or abide the act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided. q
G 4gl,. ,llJ PATRICK RILEY,
Administrator.
Address. Wilmington. Del. u -sep2o
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70 THOSE WANTING CLorHEs.

Quinn and Adam both learned the same
trade; but @ linn could beat Adam at tai>
loring, and give him odds every time. If
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean VIM. H, QUINN,
= The MERCHANT TAILOR;
No. l.22 Market street.
You will there find a choice and well
selected stock of all kinds of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by the artistic employees ofQuinp
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the appearance, and pro.
mote the comfort of the wearer.
Prices to suit the enforced economy of
the times, is the the rule with
VIM. H. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 122 Market Street.
The Best Quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNEs .,&c
1-- AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES, 5
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Grauley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS'
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and Market.
'' AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFR1CE,
AT W1LLIAMs'
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays II - Corner Ninth and Market.
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NOTICE TO suBscRIBERs.-Those of our
50 .ecribers who are indebted 10 the MORN.
,se HERALD, will oblige by an an early re-
ff,lttance,
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A FUNNY MANS QUESTION.

From W. Scott Ways, Middletown
Transcript:
+ The interest Of Wilmington demand a
jiqorce from New Castle Morning Her.
aid.
Upon what ground-ineompatibilty Of
temper,
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In morning Herald

is puplisned every morning, Sunday ex.
cepted) and delivered in tho city OF vii.
Iafngfon and surrounding places for Sly
,ce Is per week payable u carriers. Mail
subscriptions. postage Il ee, three dollars
GRO. UBYRNE & Co., Publ hers.
No 500 Shipley street,
Wilmingtoy Del.
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NOTICES.

NTATUR9LIZATIuN- 3. Court will
v set on MJuday Nuvemberi and ven-
ber5, at II o'clock, m.
First papers must be taken cut on CT be-
fore November 2, or the ve.e at the next
Presi Dental eisction Will be lost. Clerk s
office open every evening until November
3, from to O'Clock.
oct 2S Ct s K, SMITH. Clfrk
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

N7OTICE-Dr. w. H. II. Adkisson span ,o,
IN ecary, herebyannou' ces bis lnavseembet
OF making sppl' cation at the MANS N4os for
term Of tue Court OF Gen@r y ,v for 0
Iicease lie ior dispensing spirituous, h9Iin 9Nsin
Tor medical purpose, at bie ore tUreets Un u
sIree ct bptwe n Broad and ass sth stdesShh school
fhe own of Middlrtnwn, IN united eSnhs Hf the
dtstii, { NO 80 aud 81. lhe naf;no my
respectable citizens 'ecouiih
said application, are: VIZ Lock wood,
=. W M. MI St$v Wav Mos' l. r. Mcdowell
G.. w w. Nau lin, ", "A Inne
issno W 1"u9 nro % 7 R.F d,
Fra h =. Eilaso3, ,,,S 1o in,a. eo'
Nath Williams, -, w., m''
oc,2,-sl DR.. W, II. Fl. AOAi"
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FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE,
FOR CORONER, "a.
JACOB Butt.

0 FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
J.Wilkins Cooch, of Pencader, I'D.
Charles FL. MeWhcrter, Of Red Lion.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
James w. Ware, of Wilmington. y 7
Or. Swithin Caardler, of Mill Creek.
William Dean, Of White Clay Creek.
John Doran, Of Christiana.
Giles Lambson, Of fNew Castle.
Edwin r. Cochran, Of st. Georges.
William E. Riggs, Sr., OF Blackbird.
FOR LEVY coUaTs COMMISSIONERS.
William r. Bright, of Bed Lion.
William Polk, Of 81. Georges
William A. Morrison, tf Mill Creek.
William L. Wier, Of White Clay Creel
JaIpes +. Taylor. Of Appoquinimink.
Henry Fl. Wells, of Blackbird.
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LOTTERIES.

81 Prizea, amounting TO (spanist) s750.0t
Information fur1 ished FREE. Orders
,tlied Pr7zes cashed Spanish Bank bills
and 90vernmenIspurcha
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers
- u Htar : Nsw orh
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y, uTlCG-I, Hrn.y Bradley 40 hereby
give noticetnat shall apply 10 the
Ju gIs o. he Court OF General essiors oi
the Peace and Jail de livery f he State o,
eiaware, n and fer The county Of New
Castle, On Monday, the 18th day Of \ oven-
bec next being tn frs: d4g OF the Noy' M.
Der Term, A d. lT', for ahaense to sell In =
ioxicating liquors In quantities. not less
than one hsif gal no, to be drunk On
the prtmises. at nv store No 100 We
Front street, Oh the W, corner of Trout
and Shipiey sIeets, in the First Ward OF
the city of Wilmington, and the following
respectable citizens rec cJmmend the said
application to wit; 1850.
Palrl' X Lally John y. Kelly
Danle. MeiarKy John Madden
VIM. r. Glenn g. Fl. Kissei
James Mo fghan Fataick Hughes
Anton SEM, Henry Graham
Lawrence kieIvan II W. kvaDs s#
John S. Brady l.. W, Palmer
JOIN 7. Di,kay Philip g. flunbeit
john Caldwell Mi ,ilael Clancy
James McKenna Joseph Hopes
George NJ Bacon joseph B. Hum
James w. King John Kienle ANtt
Joseph Lowt er. VIM Kyne.
HENRY BRADLEY. %
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To give every one a show this hard
times Sutterly will take for the next 80
days photographs for so cents.
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RAIERoADs.I
r,HILADELPalA, wLLa iN3TONsANI
IBALTIMORE RAILROA d.
cart .Qrd 1879 l5S% k4&

IoHILADELPhIA,w wIIlMi iN7TONsANI
L BALTIMORE RAILROA d.
sept, s3rd -lB78. ssSp
Trains win leave Wilmington a. follow
sJr
osi.adelphle and interrnediate stations
! 7n5S 8i0. 900. 947, 10 10, q. m. 2Sl
p saiiadeipSia aig Il; and nd New York, %. il m
IL 81, u 40, B. 10 p m. gI4TN n.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations. y
am,
saltiInore and Washington. IL 81, IL Il
am, II 81, u 59, 500, p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave .c1
Nsw Castle ~. . Il, am, Us. 30 p. N. :.
Harrington and intermediate statious' !;
Dsln1ar and Intermediate stations. 8 Is
q. m. los, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
3 10 a NIL 90 8 30 p N. ss Il
philadel phia and Nsw York q %. 5 ~ 10
Baltimore an Washi Lg ton l2tt, l6 . m.
For further information paseengers are
referred TO the time tablespcSted ct the de.
pot.
iuns-ly q. KENNEY. .supt.
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dends. Oace again in he line Of prospects
ity, we nope il viii ne-er be conapslled BY
misfortune to pass another dividend.
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LICENSE .APPLdC oTIONs.
r roTICE:-I Philip q P.unkett { hereby

NOTICE. Philip q P, unkett O hereby
~ gv. motto .ih4t b al app y to the
.iu igas Of e rou-i ofGenera' sessions OF
,he Peace and J IL Del,v ~ OF the es tate OF
Delaware. in and for tns lce'unty of New
Gas IL, on Mo day, n l3 b :,ay Of Novem
ter, reins the 1st cay ( the hove nber
term a D. 1873. f,I a licer g. to sell a.
my store, No Vi Yves FOE stree, in the
Fir.t Ward in the CT Of ilmington,
e. u7ty and etae afors' i'd, ant with
the privilege 20 Sc iu,oxicati y liqrors in
qua1l'iies not less than one hall gal on not
=" II drulk en- the premises ana the fol-
lowing respIctable itizenssrecommeLd he
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
Gnmmcr Dour0,

DANILiON HOTEL, lSLlP, l.. This lav-
ore Summer resort viii open in May Tao hou'c -
sanity situated ard Ia the immediate vicinity ~ handsome
private the rooms large aud "ig the table
good and prices reasonable; hne dfiNtr cNtrrh uang
aud fishing. l.. u tAl1i'i0A -
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

that the nnS S sCSs 600 the b Of issS
and sss issn Iess than ns shs bill at
yea iast SESSION OF the xLIIld oontsess h ,S ~ sIlI
large sun o. sIcg of the XLIId Congress by the
pdin IarSer sim OF $6OOOOoO. MT AIEhs ,ii
that there neea o. e "a thai The Committee on
SInnronTiaons had tcd to eliminate Iron Fs e ne
oil and necesssy ssa wy the committee
lad not reduced tine salaffes OF lhe , ries
Pepresentaye His wSs e scs os March 1873
Resdes the XLIIId and XLlVth COnsIessesd md the
that subject until ti.ea as With the
iinn the men who have the quaes OI Hedu itx n and
10 represent the integenee tS ssye talents tat
won command the business walks o. e @ senator on
rroft than the most economical suI his salary Re
fcrrriug 10 the crisis in mOhe'StIy toymer panics.
said that IL results, nT nopSy but from too ht1le
money an reasonable rates OF ednia ation and from
and unhealthy doV1s no the resources of Undue
, and are depicting private as wen a. Sonsbed from
II tue DugD& & " ot The secretary Of the Treasury by
a .o ~ tie act aud II the large sum Oi kou no m ~
~ Ta my should be let loose SO tnat IL couu no
the lIS@ ~ fbs current expenditures OF the Government
shere wmld ne no necessity for resort 10 Ir
,iDa On the contrary the internal revenue cuhSy,o u
o 80 of the great Industries of the cOuDtrY-Whlskty
and tobaceo-might be diminished. An sI ~ ~
stfesfs that the revenue would DC Increase" Iot ,
srticles by a reduction Of the tax on Whskey yoS ~
M cents gallon, and on tobacco 10 10 ColtS q ~ 80
IA al
nS would be careful 10 see thai, II any
Interest were relieved from taxation the reneI NDu M
Extended 20 agriculture and the laoorihg SaS stand
20 - a. hams and bankers. whose monopoly is stdhc
m menace 10 tne prosperity Of the people mr. AAIns
harye1 the depreciatfon Of every species OF pOYeIS
d Ire orostrtioB of all business 10 the banks ana tue
i,ey of contraction and eiailnea thai IL lhe M
Soud l,c made receivable fOc customs dueh anu nc
sen~sd 10 be ressued fast as redeemed then ano
IN 81 the Resumption Law would be very !hueh INIT
sstad He vented Congress to restore TO the SoVeIh
ent its iudsputable constitutional right to Issue cur
oey 10 the people instead Of deegathg that lmpOr am
flgf
r'oS the tar fl TO standard, when WOuid PrV
Ss specdy return Of confidence ana estabish tht
posnery for which the great heart o the PeoPo H"S
titteriy sighed for the last i've years A., -
MT ATKINS spoke this strain for some line, re- re-
,,ng IN tbe course OF his speech that labor shoGld
sSrny set It's face against every appearance oi agra
,tan1sIn and communism. -.
.rh hn vas then read by sections for amendments.
it. bayng cainpleted the sections in regard 10 Tue
We department Of the Government ana tue sec
s fnr inc snppOrt of the Executive and the stare DC-
nents tne committee without further actlon
Vr ree Uonse at A:25 o'clock, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
IMuscmeHIs.

lMusemeHIs.
I YCEUN observation-disclosures, Tuesday,
II Wednesday, ROMEO AND JULlEI.
Romeo, Edwin Juliet Miss Rose hthh fopulhr
Pnccs Family circle % eents Balcony 90 eonts Orchestra
90 cents reserved seat. 81
'THR GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
Il Broadway and 35Ih Il. New stage new scenery new
eG cs Grand INITIAL performances The new company OF
star artists IN ENG LIElI, GEkMAN AND iiAiiAN oF'
ERA, Commencing al x O'Clock with the
lst Act q IL TRoNAIORE-italsh'
"a Act al MARrIiA-Engllsh. -
I'd ACT Of LUCkEZlA BORGlA-ltAnhn,
Mile AsNErfA HOsErrI, PTtnaa Donna MhT En- ran
sglioT LIEN FRANCISCO Baritone fEiIA fhbbs'
SIR, Bass1 Leader of Orchestra, ED HAsSA. .. =.
Admission 10 Aquarium aud performances % son,s re-
served seat % cents extra To Chmpah]ees unu oi"s
oalah 4, rs cents ,xifa
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
co,1 MINERS, STRIKE IN ILLINOIS.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Advices from Belle
yine H.. some twelve miles east of here, say that
oil coal miners of that region have struck for higher
wages 1t is not unlikely that all miners ia ST. CJair
County and possibly of the adjoining counties. from
which ST. draws much the largest part of her COAL
will iOin the strikers.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, April 27.-Commissioner Fink
., NeUYork has suggested. by letter. to all railroads
concerned in the present contest for the Missouri River
traffic that they hold conference to see whether Their
srepees can be adjusted The allied Chicago roads met
here to-day and resolved to continue their present Or
gap,zat;on indefinitely They referred the matter Oh
, ,es 70 the Executive Committee with recommends
49,. ,no, rate of cents Per hundred pounds between
toh ID NsSonri River points south OF and Dciud
i,g st Josenh be made on al classes OF freIght
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Navy Depart
pent is informed of the arrival of the Pensacola at sau
Francisco yesterday, sixteen days from Honolulu All
hands well Lieutenant c. p. Perkins aud Ensign j.
Hunt are detached from the Minnesota and ordered 10
the Enterprise Ensign York NOEL is ordered to the
Minnesota. A telegram from Portsmouth. n. H., an
nounces the arrival of the Omaha at the quarantine in
the Low er haFbor this forenoon She viii be fumigaed
before proceeding the Navy Yard, where she VIII go
out of commission and survey Will be made.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
PRICES OF COAL FOR MAY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-The Exchange
Conmitte Of the Lehigh Coal Exchange and that
Of the sohuyk Coal Exchange, met in conference this
afternoon prices OF the month were agreed
upop as the ruling figures for May The present rate Of
pTeduction is little than hall that OF the same
Iero cd lost
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

Il
CoOPERsTOWN, 0TsEGO COUNTY, Y
VIII 0peD !uie l5 under the management Mfr r. d. WIN
CHS TER. now superintendent OF the Coleman
Broadway and 27tsi. where
MADE 10y applying 10 him.
JAMES RUNYAN. Propfieto.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29

pSO WEST 31ST-ST.-TO let, with board,
RtsJ second story back room with alcOvt Elevated
lalroad terms moderate; references.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
West Side,

LARGE FRONT ROOM, with commodious
Closets and running third floor Isoutasrn eS
~ - Nth ma board, To gentleman
poshrs sa and peghborhOod frstelass Cal al 80
West AbIh. 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
NATURES METHODS-THE REST CURE.

Bethlehem, White
June ] TO Octoberi ON n
Emery unsurpassed bowl
Dy The week, "a 20 tiO.
GEO. W. PHILLIPS.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
eun rises 5O3 sun sets... B:53 Clock slow 2n as
Moan ries 32l Noon souths. S4S MO0us age. days 70
uIGH WATER IOpAY-A NJ
Sandy Hook B:19 Gov Isiand. Sos Hell Gate.... 1855
HIGH wAfER TODAY-P. y.
Sandy Hook. 540 Gov. Island. G3i Hell GaIe.. s;23
New-York tribune., 1878-04-29
HOUSE,

a Mountains ". H.-Open from
farm, altitude $500 m0uDtain &c,
.nR, livery; good rooms good table
send for circular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-01
a. FOLLETIN.
Ei EseAlnAi0,
NOV LA
POR
PEDRO A. DE ALARCON.
{ (coNT'INUAcIoN.)
NO v E L A

"Entre tanto, NADIA nuevo tengo que
decirte con respecto la futura conde-
ga de la Umbria, sino que sigue adoran-
dote y rezando, y que siempre que me
despfdo de ella, despues de terminada
mi vista todas las madres monjas, me
dirige una mirada profunda como ell
cielo, que viene 4 signiGcar algo por es-
te estilo: "Dfgale usted q Fabian que
"yo 10 amo tanto como Gregoria u.s.
ted, y que deseo que 81 me anne como
"usted q Gregoria. "
"Y proposito . Sc me olvida-
bal Gabriela le ha bordado q Gregoria
.un panuelo precios1simo y le ha regala-
do ademas un relicario, un acerico y un
rosario de semillas de Jerusalen.-Sin
embargo, todavfa no Sc han visto.
"Adios, vuelvo decir. Recibe mil
afectos de la sonora de Diego, un
abrazo del alma de
DIEGO DIEGO.
al pie de esta carta hay algunas IL
meas de Ietra de Gregoria, que dicen
asi:
I" Mil gracias, senior Conde 8 amigo
Fabian, que es como dice Diego que
debo lamar usted por sus hermosos
regalos, en- que siento SO haya exeedido
de tai modo, pero qua me demuestran
que no me guarda usted rencor por ha-
bernie atrevido q disputarle un POGO ds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-01
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Real orden aprobando el proyecto
de reparacion del muelle de NAM
posterfa de esta capital cuyo presu-
puesto asciende s Is, ,532 80, v
que las dos reparaciones, la indispen-
sable y la conveniente, sean objeto de
una sola subasta.
Otra aprobando ell establecimiento
en- esta isla de ur ferro-carril que
partiendo de la capital y pasando por
las cabeceras de los departamentos
vuelva a. punto de partida, en- sus-
titucion de las carreteras de primero
y segundo orden y camiuos vecina-
les, disponiendo que Sc aprueben
iglalmente las condiciones tecnicas
propuestas por ell Ingeniero Jefe de
la provincial.
Otra disponiendo que en- cuanto
10 pcrmitan las atenciones de Ia Je-
fatura de Obras publicas, Sc proceda
por esta a, estudio complete de la
primera seccion del ferro-carril des-
de la capital d Arecibo. Las reprcdu-
ciremos en- el ndmero proximo.
Sc concede a D. Clemente de
Fleurian el aprovechamienio de las
aguas inverrales, torrenciales y pri-
del rio Jacaguas, salvo
algunas modificaciones.