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

CANERIAS
De plomo, zinc y lata, y en- las composcio
nes ell 80 p@o de rebaja; todo Sc hace barato
muy barato, demasiado barato.
Julio 10. GI'ego1io LdgunA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06
La POntevedrtsa,
FABRICA DE VELAS DE CERA.
San Francisco 81 Pto. Rico.

Gran surtido de velas lisas y adornadas &
precios baTatisimoa.
Deposito en- Mayagdez, establecimientod de
d. Jose Nenadich.
Nov. ~, Gabriel OteS-0,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06
BaLEfIH KERglEfI DE- PUERTO Rico
PREoIos De EsusoRIrCloA. .

sI los suseriptores que no quieran entendsrss
con los senofes AEentes, LLeden hacerlo dtrecta-
mente con esta AdIhinistFaeion remitiendo imports
de subscription 6rdeaes biletes de loterla seloe
TodAs Las suserip,dones s anuncios SO pagan pcF
adeisnkad0. -
PRECIOs DE ASUNCI0S.
De Una sells lineas de impression. public&ndosa
hae:a tree veces 20 cts en- la mtsma proportion ca
dA rengion Qus sda de los s6is. Los Drccios
rAn dcbles cuando los anuncios hayan de pubicarae
en- aarectsree grueeos. en- 4, n1meros en- tipos
COMO loa de estas nneAs. - Por meses amos SO ad
m. an RnunGios precfos consencfnnalea.
ArL Los communicates del interior deben venir slem-
pre- por conducto de los Agentes del BoLETiN No SO
devuevan los originates de los que no publiIu n
nj so hace sodaria la Reduction del contenido de
los cue vean la luz.-Ea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06
Ssslsaai Aa6aiAl
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
s. j., PUERT0-RIC0.
AS0ClACION DE CREDIT0
CONSTITUIDA POR ACCI0NES.

Capital social .. 100000 :. nom.
Id. realizado Is de
Eoviembre 1871. 8 22l, 904 80 efvo.
Accioncs snscritas Is de
Noviembre 1877 ........., l0,573
Id sin suscribir r-............ 4,421
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-06

Don Arturo 4. Goazal'z, Sec,etdri0 del .jaE-
Cad0 de Prx del 9iStl'it0 dc San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
DIED.


FowIER-on Friday morning. october ls stephen K Fom
Funeral services viii be held late rendeDce No. III
East 127thst. on Monday the 2ist inst. At IL a IA
Relatives and friends are invited 90 attend.
HoBsoN-In Brooklyn October 90 Of malignant dphtneA
Funeral private from the residence Of Chares Warner NO
LA MaoOn-st
HUNT-On sunday October 90 Professor Franklin White
head HnnL NJ. D. in his 18th year. AZ 800 East 59thst
Funeral Tuesday a. o'clock. from the sxyst street
+. Church. near 3dave
Indiana and California prpers please copy.
JUDsoN-IB Yew-YOrk City. October 90 Lucy A b. wife,
Lewis II. Judson.
81 RUTGERS Presbyterian Church. MadsOnave
and 2Sth-st.. TUESDAY,. az IL a. m.
MCENTEE-At her homo IN RoDdOut, n. " on Monday
evening" October II, 1873 Anna Gertrude, wife OF yervn
McEnee aud daughter OF Caroline NJ and the Rev Dr.
J.. sawyer. Of Tufts College.
MOoRE-At Little Falls ~ j. October s. Willie. Of thu
Rev W. L. aud Annie Moore In the nth Of his
Notice Of funeral In Tribune OF Tuesday.
PAULDTNG-At HUNTINGTON L. l.. October 20, Rear-Admi
raj Hiram Paulding. U. :. n. AGED 81 years
Eunera the resienc- at , Tuesday, 22d Inst
COnveyanees will the train which leaves Hunters POM
at lOa N
TUcKER-suddeny 18th inst J. W. Tucker IT,, OF PARIS
Relatives and friends are invited the funeral AZ
O'Clock on Monday 2lst inst at residence OF I0natnai
ThOrne 024 5thaVe.
TURNE October 10. 1873 David B. Turner in the 6sti
year Of his age. -
his funeral from hs late residence 2ol bthave %
Monday 2ls inst &C O'CLOCK without tufther nVt&uOn
Friends kindly requested not 70 send flowers
wHITON-On SATURDAY. October 49, 1878, Lizzie y0unga
daughter Of Augustus ). and Caroline Y Whlson- -.
attend tho fnDera services a. the residence OF her parents
81 West 52d-st, on Tuesday. the 22d iDst. at p N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21

80 made a full lst OF Congressional nominations
1hsJ meet TO poll lal ger vote IN that way tnan iOi
The XVIIIth Congressional District offers the
-,.o,s a ,ooi chancs Of increasing their strength
~ aoss Il was carried by the Democrats two years
= no N, v slxtt-niue an forty The fight is no" tE
~ one aud as tue r publican candidate is popu"i
~ acftve there re strong hOpes OF he elecIlou
Mr. Mason, the National candidate Tor gov
-, .t,ll regards his chances for election Roou' ~
- Din entirely oct Of the eight. and considers 'no
sost AZ between himself aud Hoyt In inc "iiiii"s .
ops be- b. leyes tue Democrats viii srneI I,,,,
s,m the tonal vot. tut in the oil regions '1
80 be thinks will BE- heaviest losers o5 n,S 10 -
~ r,a us OF the opinion tDat ne VII PON NJ Mason
IL Ioinbia PDere can be- no hafm III - :iscf,on
pm Ps,,seI vim figures between now auL 'io0
tin. e yVyominO n
,,i,ny Democrat, SOS mat there eau DC w 80
-...,,oo nj nrnsp-nty 80 long as the DenO'i''9
- -, t,pKer with toe currency, ana nc "%
his ,u;rution of voting Tor General h.S'' -
co,eral H,yt having been friends from oo' N.Y.
-. ,,t,op Il, fudge Of the truth Of the eh"iso o..
,,, ,,ost thai gentleman. o. this poio' M -,
,,,,,,o savs: " To our own people "nO nN' -,
,,gu the tpfiiunL. Iatole 81 inc 'Su'.'' -,
-. n,,self 4 90 T.. outing DeihOoI y. Wv ,.,s,
"a reeo,r sup ,orter Of the ehurou u
ne The family. she son OF deacon; us "i,iias
tn-bfor ri another deacon oOtu ',,s n iva
q, "a sent and for ratons i've III 10,
~ ~ ~ i0u b u orthodoxy 70 tue 9uCoetl" va
we AZ crstfarttt Sc I'D surd ana RIDICULOUS anu
-, = ro r,.ply OK -ept or tIe runi.c elsewhere
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DIED.

ANDREws-At Danbuy. Conn, october 10, Charles T. An
drews Of the firm OF Andrews Parsons aged Oh years
month
Funeral Monday, october 81
pArIEY-At somers westchester County, ~ Y, october
ia FJiIabeth Bailey, aged u years.
Funeral the residence OF her uncle Nan BAney lues
day the 22d INST. az 1851 j. m - -- --, -, ,
Carriage will be in waiting at Purry station on arrival Of
train leaving Grand Central Depot Harlem X X, II 1880
IN.
LOMEW Sunday October 20 James II. BartholO.
new In the GSth year Of his age.
friends respectfully Invited 20 attend tho fu
neral his late residence &c Bloomfield N j., on We'd
ne.day. October 23. nc $3.50 o'clock
Train from New o. L. 4 W. r. R., foot of Barclay
and ChratOpher-sts., at 2:2O .. IA.
Carriages will Do waiting At Bloomfield Depot IL - request
cd that no flowers De sent
ROYD-suddenIy Friday 18TH inst. James II BOYD.
Iaauves nvlte 10 attend the funeral AZ the
residence Of his brother William L. Boyd No. West 2l5t'
st., on Monday. 2lst INST, att p m
October 90 p. Butler Of the firm Of a.
Il. Hart %.
Notice OF funel al hereafter.
DENToN-on saturday october 49, George W. Denton.
Faaem fiom Trinity Church. ROsyn. s. L. on Tuesday De-
tober %, 81 10 o'clock. - -, Mt,
EAsTMAN-In New. Britain Conn. Thursday. October
H. Mrs. Mary Il wife OF me iate lev u hA'eo" VI ViS
neynen al Wooawn Cemetery Monday, october 81 on
ARRIVAL of train FROM New Haven a. ll;4O o. NJ -
Train Tor WOodawn leaves Grand Central Depot al 1880
FIoYD-on sunday october 60 residence No. IS
West S4tns d. Van Horne Floyd In tAe 6lst year Of ms
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend tbs Trinity CkG-ch, en wednesday. 23t
init, q O'eiocE H. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
CRIMESAxD C18O1ITEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

A REJECTED MAN TCIsoNs A WEDDING Feast
AZAtIA, Ind, Oct. at the wedding feast Of
willis Peee and Alice Bus on Thgrsday night ton Of the
party poisoned by Jatking OF fcO having sychnine
Ia H. Three were Affected most serOu and their rscov
may poison Miss Bprige had quite number Of
suitOrs for her hand before accepting Peele.
SOUTHERN HUSBANDS REVENGE.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 20.-On Thursday last, while
the wife Of Houston Demere planter IN Bryan County was
returning home visit 70 neRhO a she was threat
enod by wo-known negro named tle who had been fol
loving she escaped however The negro arrested
and while In charge Of constable MI Demere shot him. and
SATURDAYS EXPLOSION IN THE WEST;
MCLEARsBORO, H., Oct. 2O.--lhe boiler at Dale's
mills exploded yesterday morning killing r. Dale, the pro-
prletOr and Warren labOrer fatally wOundnF Zeke Ar
wood engineer, and two others whose names are IN
The bodies OF Dale and Warren were burned most 10
Fragments
A WITNESS FOR BILLINGS ARRESTED.
SARATOGA N. Y, OF. 20.-GeOrge w. Jones, the
witness who positively that he In boat fishing
aud Billings drive 10 George Whshburns door
before hearing fired Wkioh killed Mrs Billings
arrested yesterday complaint for perjury aud IN jail
a RAILROAD FIREMAN KILLED.
SYRACUSE, ~ Y, Oct. 2O.-Ernest T.. WIlmott, OF
Great Bend PENN fireman The Delaware LacknV anna
and Wcs,eru road killed Instantly yesterday In the
wreck OF a coal trsiA.
KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct, 2O.-An unknown man,
about fortytWo years old was killed BY milk tain AZ MI.
iOrd day.
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then that the sorrOwng father wrote 70 ms sister
Molie "a dead aud Ora fear, will soon follow neT
our family physician dead our metaphors aI oeo
moved ont OF help or any KIND 10 DC
had for love or money doing the cooking. aud my
dear wife the nursing. Pray for US" After o MILE
there came feeble little note frOm the eiek girl IneI
are ali dead but me. 1 knew when father and
mother died. but / was too sick TO kiss them good.6Y.
I Arm better and have a kind nurse but Oh, so rev
ever recover that may relapse and follow the others
yet" many weeks before the sick giri could De
taken from the pague-sricken town into the county
where her brother and sisters were Then one or them
wrote to the Editor OF The Relc-Oredns Peas1Ine ora
has come out TO but weak that am Jealous OF
every breath that fans her white cheek Mother was
sick with Ora father 10 the adjoining
room. The Rev. Mr.. MCCracRen prayed Win mother
before she died. and when asked by that holy man OF
God If abe had q last ~ leave, she answered.
Tell my to be a good boy and meet me III Heaven
Then turning her face toward Ora's bed, she salu
KISS all my children for and tell your dear iather
gOOdby little WHILE Mother died on tire 2Ith ana
father the 2Sth. Fathers nurse thought that ne
might recover. ana did not tell him OF mothers aeatn
He know nothing Of IL until he met her In Heaven"
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MARKiEh,

BRYANT oLWsTED-At Trinity Church. Boston, on Octo
ber 10, the Roy. Leyeret bradley III as1lsea ny Ilo
AMI 10 Charlotte dau ghter OF Frederick law Olmsted
srafpri COrD. october II, az the
,iruce on the bride father tho Rev. T. y Fitch Rob
rrt " curtis 10 Elizabeth NJ daughter Of Geo A Talbot
esq al ~ StrauOrt. No cards.
FrTTNa- gALE-Ou "wednesday October &C. 1878, &c the
resdence OF tho brides parents White Plaina y by tne
REV. v NJ. Hulburt d. d., r. EIung OF lo9Kets ~ L.
IN laura B daughter Paige T. Gale. No cards
rIEID-TRUMBULIf-On Thursday october Y 1919, IN
Presbyterian Church, htadelphia, by
no hri father sted Rev. y ". Dana Robert
Patterson Field Mary Prime, daughter o. the Rev H.
Clay TTumbulL
ma RDEN BROOK-WILD-On Wednesday, october 10,
sil 81 the Presbyterian Church, Vaiae n !, by the
ToIn @. HardonbrOok. OF New
YOrk 20 Laura Grant daughter OF Charles Wld esq
BROOKLYN. on Fridsv, OciooST ~
-. by lie Rev Dr. /. Cuyler. David W. Lum OF Wash
i,gton ID O. 10 Carrie daughter OF Richard Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

1t has been somewhere stated tnat MOu1eska
will appear at another Eew-York theatre, after her
present engagement ended at the Fifth Avenue This
rs incorrect MOdirsEa Is filing her only engage
ment IN NeW-YorE this season.
Herr A. Blum, the baritone, who returned
TO Europe few months ago. and 80 ndscreet as to
visit his native village. private soldier In the
End Regiment Prussian Guards. according to The
Muse Trade Repsto Il appears that like thousanoH OF
other Prssans who known IN the United states as
musicians IN one shape another, he owes his naive
country three years. military service.
The second volume of the interesting trans
lations from Robert schumanns essays on Music and
Muscians" by Mrs Fanny Raymond Ritter, will shortly
appear In London and New-York simultaneously, thus
eompletmg the selections as collected by ScDumann
himself. The first volume has reached third edition
In eighteen mOnths-an unusual success Tor muscal
work: tic original old not reach three editions IN
va
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS POLICY.
RUSSIA TO BE wATCHRD-THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE TO
BE PRESERVED.

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS POLICY.
RUSSIA TO BE wATCHRD-THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE TO
BE PRESERVED.
LONDON. Oct 20. 1879.
Sir Stafford NOrthcote, speaking at Biz
mingham on Saturday night, admitted the depression
in trade and consequent elasticity OF the revenue
Nevertheless he did not anticipate the necessity OF ask
ing Of the country renewed sacrifices He condemned
overanxety respecting the fulnment OF the provisions
tho Treaty Berlin Disturbance OF the waters does
not cease with the falling Of the wind. An important
moment would be next Nay. the period OF complete
Russian evacuation. He was convinced that ne POW
would not suffer the Treaty OF Berlin, when COST ~
much, TO be set aside. TIE English GOVerhmenls
policy would be OF hrmness, prudence aud mo1eIa
ton and tLey would watch over the interests OF Eng
lands Indian colonial empire. -, -,
The Government, said would not nave the heIt VI
gland within them, II 10 thought the interests o. Enk
Land were limited TO these small islands (meanlng o.ea
Britain and Ireand One great principle OF their PocJ
l. the preservation of the Ottoman Empire, anu the III
tend 10 introduce material Improvement IN Aslhuc IuI-
key. lie then defended the acquisition OF cyprus,
which, he said, was INDICATED OI the GoVerhmentt
policy respecting Egypt. Concerning Aghan,ssSI, ee
Chancellor reiterated The statements made 0y MI CTCss
the Home Secretary Southport, adding thst De 1Vs
eminent will allow its attention 10 De usFN0Ieu
from tho execution OF the Berlin Treaty.
TgIE PORTE ALARMED BY RUSSIA.
The Grand Vlzier has expressed &c the AmbassadOrs
thu Pors alarm It the Russian military measures ana
proceedings winch have prevented the Porte from carry
Ing out the mucn desired disarmament.
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Thrown FROM THEIR CARRIAGES.
A MAN KILLED ASD HIS WIFE SERIOUSLY INJCRED
- PRIESTS LIFR ~ DANGEE.

- PRIESTS LIER ~ DANGEF.
Patrick Butler dealer in twinos at No. w
Whitest started yesterday at noon iroh hts home ~
No 457 West FOryseve nths 70 take ride in the PARK
with his wife At Eighih'ave. and CeDlrM faA the
horses became frightened aud dashed down the sueel
The carriage WIS thrown violently from side 70 side ana
both Its occupants were thrown INTO the street MT
Butler who is fortYtwo OF fell upon his mead
and his skull broken. He had hardly reached inc
Roosevelt Hospital whittier he was taken with Ills "lie
when lie breathod his last The lady, who Is much
younger also suffered very serious Injuries, her mead
being 80 badly that her recovery IL considered very
doubtful. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler were returning from
visit TO their daugn tor On innate OF the Convent Of tho
Sacred Heart the accident occurred. The cause OF
the disaster breaking OF the poe-stfap' AFTER
which the horses became unmanagable. Mr. Butler was
a member OF the firm OF Hart Butler. NAM dlamohus
ana other were taken from the unfortunate
couple AT late hour Last ngltIt said at the nos
pIal that Mrs. Buffers condition very prccarous
The Rev Fraucs J. schgdler, OF ST. NlchOLls's Roman
Catholic Church in s0c0udst, started out 10 Wit the
House Of the Good Shepherd East ghty-nintst On
Saturday Afternoon accompanied by his friend Father
schWeurnger OF the Church Of the Assumption ON west
Forty -ninth-st. The two priests "ere driving down
Etgty-pinthgt IN buggy, when 10 CuuC r Violent con-
with the iron cover over one OF the hhOIes Nhcn
projected above the unpayed street Lc morse became
frightened and Jumped forward aud the two priests
we're thrown upon the Sidewalk. Tue morse ran Wildly
down the street while people who had witnessed the
accident gave aid 10 the clerVmen- Father scbader
unburi, having fallen upon Ms companion fatneT
schwenrnger was unconscious MS head hhd struck me
curbstOne aud violent OF the brain was the
result He was carried upOu slretcIer 10 81. Luke's
Orphan Asylum. Eghty-ninth-st ana Ayenue-A, and
was attended by four physcans. lie has bied FROM the
ears uce and feared that he may de from Internal
benOrrhage. Father SChwenriuger ~ fortY-hVe years
d Born In Westphalia, he studied medicine ana was
Graduated us physician yto abandon that profession
for the priesthood Persuaded by Archbishop PURCELL
OF Cincinnati, lie came 20 tElH county ana NaS Tor
w ole the pastor Of Church ~ st. LOUIS III Cincinnati
Prominent IN aiding 10 establiH TIE herman hinah
catholic Union IN this county, he was singled out by IN
1ueutial Roman Catholics To lhke chase ~ t1T fIsse
Grrnau Roman Catholic paper. in this city. When that
nsper fIed te priest beca pastor Of the Church OF
ihr AsSumpti short Tine ago no began WIN Her
man Kidder the publ cation ~ German Catholic weekly
entitled haLhOiische YOikSblah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
BEAUMoNrs SINGULAR IYFATUATroN.

Colonel Leroy Beaumont, who was arrested
In Paterson Thursday evening. upon charge OF assault
ing Miss Annie Heiden OF No 10 Doycr-' Of that city
and who subsequently attempted -uc.lc ~ hanging la
his cell IA sti In the Passac County jail m default OF
81 900 bail TO appear for trial. Saturday be demanded
trial before the Court OF SPECIAL Sessions hut owing 70
his condition the trial was postponed Tor one week
when be was cut down By OmtcG RU5e THURSDAY maui,
Rcaumours arm was badly fractured b. hla ia RnC ~
"A believed that It viii have 20 ue mIutaico Beaumont
now sayR that his father aud mother are nYlng IN tls
Ifv fs denies his rst story that ne met AMMO icden
ia front OF hotel In this c but says ht met hti IN
beer saloon tie BOwcry where she was arrested Tor
"A disturbance. Snc then the intnat" OF q
non of que tionabs character IN FOrry ths aud ne
asserts that he yed with her Tor some tme Dnt thnt
ibey were never married. lie alleges that his attempts
ar eide were caused by her lack OF aIthlulues. J.,
cries bitterly when talking about tue girl nnd say he
tbre lamp at her Friday night because sac had been
RECEIVING the attentions OF young man residing ~
naE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
PERSONAL.

Roth the Emperor of Germany and Prince
,,ts,c nave been overwhelmed with threatening lei
t.rs dur ug their SUM-, 81 travels and recreation
Miss Elizabeth Porter Longfellow, niece
-, e noe hs lust been married in Portland, to Mr..
Edv I'd ermau DODGE OF Cambridge, Mass.
MFR. Balls statue of Charles Sumner has ar
,iv4, in Boston, but will he exhibited before beng
placed upon PEDESTAL which it is said VIII Do reauy
by November 10.
Fx-Secretary Hugh J. McCullOch has just
hong the ouse upon the northeast corner OF LeAlns
too-avc and Thitv-s xths1. proposing 70 make 'n"'
hereafter his permanent residence =,
lady Burdett- COutts is a good and kindly
seaman AS well A. a wealthy She has lately reIuseu
an Invitations and stay quietly at home, altogether en-
gsged In nursing an OLD companion, who, after many
years faithful stterdance the good baroness mas Dc
come very ~ Pnd very bnDu
MIR. Bourdillon's dedication OF his recently
Dublshed volume Of poems has aroused the cruelty OF
The Examiner The inscription is 10 tne name
yoob,dlng" The critic wckedly asks II II VIII GO 100
mani o hone that MI BOurlllOD's next BOOK VIII DC
dedicated 10 the name Lnensheetng."
Ex-Minister Washburne is enthusiastically
desorbed by The Philadelphia Press which concludes
its pie,ure thus: buttOuhoe bouquet was some re-
lief 70 the severity OF evening dress and altogether
Mr. Washburne might fairly be considered as the beau
ideal Of the highest type Of stars Of the rostrum
Colonel T. w. HigginsOn does not agree
with The Nations criticism Americans abroad. He
declares Americans are quite the equals h "Tess
IN manners and in morals of educated Engiishmen or
Germans; and u1educated Americans arc quite the
equals the uneducated representatives OF these TWO
otner nations
Mr.. Gladstone, visiting King Williams Col
lege IN the Isle Of Man. other day. mace speech IN
which he impressed strongly upon the boys the enor
NOUS importance Of taking advantage OF the pass
ing Tine cauOning hem not 10 let It slip through their
hands but 70 let every hour produce fruits OF an en-
during character Play earnestly said he, among
Yourselves and lot your work also be earnest" They
an must be resoute and manly IN whatever Coo hAd sci
them do the principles OF courage, duty auu peIse
Veranoe were requisite for manhood.
When William Lloyd Garrison went to Bal
tmore as young man assist Mr.. Lundy in editing
bis aboiuOmst newspaper, 1t was discovered that
Mr. Garrison Was much more extreme IN his
views than Mr.. LundY. Tho latter kindly said !:
swell thee may put thy initials TO thy articles and will
put my initials mine and each will bear his own Dur
dem" " Very good" answered Garrison, that Will
answer aud shall be able 70 free my soul $50 began
To write" says Mr. Garrison, and he went forth TO get
Eubscbers but my doctrine OF Immediate emRnopatlOn
40 armed and excited the people everywhere a. a.
most all the subscribers that where friend Luny cOuq
eel one new subscriber cO1ld knock dozen on, and
did sO IL was the old experiment OF the frog IN the WELL
that went two feet mp and fell three feet back at every
hmm"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
FAIR. YOUNG. BUT SHAMELESS.

Lizzie Creighton, fair young girl, was be-
fore Judge MorgaB in the jefferson Market Court yes
terday, In the midst OF Il number OF MISUNDERSTANDING
women, on charge Of disorderly conduct rhe Judge
called her TO him, urging her TO abandon her present
mode OF life. and 10 honest living n she had 10
scrnh floors The GIRL who IA only seven son years old,
said tnat nine weeks ago she ran fun school IN
NewJere y. and has lived eight weeks IN the house nc
which arrested. She ~ my wife," said sicky
looking young man. stepping forward " Y,u her
lover and Oafer" said police officer IN disgust.
IL iie," reOrtcdthe young man. "Odoer. commit
that man." ordered the Judge. THE Young inan gave
ms name as Joseph Lawrence, and was fined $40 for
contempt OF court He said he the plano player ut
al infamous house that he met tho girl there and mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-21
PROBABLE IDENTIFICATION OF A BODY.

The Coroner held an inquest Friday night
in the case OF the unknown man Whose decOmposed
body was found IN Kings Woods, near WccbawScn, o.
week ago The Jury rendered yerdict that the IT.
ceased man came u his death IN manner unknown
Saturday evening called upon the Coroner and
asked TO see the body. They told that II
buried. They said they believed tho body that OF
Albert Cayliss Prussan, who had been living IN this
CITY. He Was unmarried about thirly-eight years o.
age ana had been OF work for several months. He
ii .appeared September 23 Before his disappearance
he exhibited loaded revolver and threatened % commit
suicide IN he could not obtain employment The men,
who claimed 10 be- the friends OF Cayliss, accurately
desOr bed the clothing found upon the body aud the
color OF the hair. They went away without Say Ing
where Cayiss had lived