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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27

En- ell Times de San Thomas lee
mos 10 siguiente I:
Sc anuncia que los seIores John
Roach and Son, conocidos construc-
torres de buques en- Nueva- Y ork y Fl
ladelfa, han hecho TN contrato con
ell gobierno brasileno para establecer
Y sostener durante diez amos una II
nea de vapores entire Nueva- 7 ork y
Rio Janeiro, tocando en- Bahia, Per-
nambuco, Para y San Thomas. Sc
gun este convenio, los vapores sal
dram 4 10 menos una vez al mes, y
Ia Inca percibira una subvencion de
$109, 900 anuales del gobierno bra
sileno. Dicha Inca sera explotada
por una companla llamada " New.
York and Rio Janeiro Steam Pac.
ket, /" de la que Mr.. Roach sera pre-
sidente y superintendent Mr.. W. 7
Tisdell. Cinco vapores Sc construi-
ran inmediatamente para la nueva
empresa en- los astilleros de John
Roach and Son en- Chester, Pensyl.
vania. Cada uno tendra una capa-
cidad de unas 3, 400 toneladas, y sc
llamaran City Of Neao- York, City o
Rio Jdneiro. City Of Bahia, city O
Pernam5uco y city Of Para.
Ell primero de estos buques saldrt
de Nueva- Y ork por MARIO proximo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27

Grande debe ser la satisfaction
con que Ell Ecxmo. Sr.i Goberna-
dor Captain General 4 quien, CO.
mo es sabido, tar fntimas al par que
respetuosas relaciones ligan al Mo-
narca y a su augusta famiiia, al
yer ell immense entusiasmo con que
en- esta provincial sc ha celebrado ell
fausto suceso del matrimonio y dias,
de D. Alfonso XII. No solo en- la ca
p;tal sino en- toda la isla, segun ell
TELEGRAPH, han tenido lugar las
mas puras manifestaciones de j1bilo
y expansion.
En- prueba de clio vease nuestra
seccion Official de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27

por su incansable actividad 6 incesante
solicitud & einteres para con totlos.
Ell buffet estuyo servido con una es-
plendidez excesiva y ell cenador del Ca
siuo pc6ticamente decorado con rama
ie, infnidad de luees y una murmurado-
ra fuente de precioso surtidor, Sc VIC
constantemente lleno de pareias que
iban ALI q descansar de las fatigas y
bulicios del bale y a respirar los hala-
gadores ce6ros de una noche encanta-
dora.
iCuanto sentimos que la premura del
tempo nos impida q pesar nuestro ha-
Ger una detallada description del baile
celebrado en- los salones del Casino Es-
panol por los galantes cuerpos del ei6r-
cito yoluntarios de esta Ciudad!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
Mukhtar-baia ha sido nombrado

Mukhtar-baja ha sido nombrado
defensor de Cmstant!nopla.
La reina Victoria ha telegrafado
al emperador Alexandra intercedien-
do personaIm ate en- favor del Sui
tan
En Francia los miembros de la
derecha ainenazan cor hacer la re-
nuncia ell masa 81 continGan anulan-
dose las actas de sus correligiona-
rios.
NJ. Gambetta pide 4 las Camaras
la aprobacion de todo ell presupues-
to para asegurar la tranquilidad po-
Utica durante la Exposition.
Han muerto Enrique Regnanlt,
celebre qulmico y Antonio Becque-
rel, flsico eminente.
Nueva-York 22.-Los servios Sc
han apoderado de Pristina y ahora
concurriran al cerco de Widin.
I'll eiercito russo ha entrado en- An
drin6polis.
Soiiman-baj., ha llegado 4 Draipa
desde donde es possible la retirada
hacia el mar.
La Puerta ha mandado reforzar
mucho la guarnicion de Constantine
pla y Sc prepara para sacar de ALI ell
asiento del gobierno.
Todavla no Sc conocen las condi-
clones bajo las cuales quiere la Ru-
sia hacer la paz.
Sc dice que los rcfugiados bdiga-
ros en- Audrin6polis sufren intensa-
mente de frio y de hambre.
En- la Ca,nara de los comunes Sir
Stafford Northcote rehus6 contestarI
d una Interpolation respecto al des-
pacho que la Reina envi6 al Gar.
Nueva-Y ork 23.-Telegramas del
teatro de la guerra en- Europa dicen
que ha tenido lugar una batalla que
duro tres dias entire el general Gourko
y Soliman-baja. concluyendo con ser
arrojados los turcos hacia la monta.
Tia de Rhodope.
La Puerta Ia Ordenado 4 Soliman-
baia que Sc traslade con todo su
ejerciio d la defensA de Gallipoli que
esta amenazada por los rusos.
Telegramas turcos anuncian que
Mehemet All esta Ell KIRK kilisseh,
cerca de Andrinopolis.
Los rusos han nombrado Il un ar
zobispo griego gobernador de Andri-
nopolis
En- la asamblea francesa, NJ. Fou-
chard propuso que 10 Sc anuiasen
actas i mGnos que no fucse con ell
voto de los dos tercios de la Camara.
NJ. Gambetta Sc opuso 4 la mocion,
habiendole repicado violentamente
NJ. de Cassagnac, 10 que produjo I'm
debate tormentoso y ell que Sc recha-
Ease la mocion por ura mayorla de
l26 votos republicanos.
L6ndres id. La existencia de az1-
car en- los cuatro pnertos el ~ del
ccrriente era de $4,000 contra 81
mil en- igual fecha del alo pasado.
MERCADOS.
Nueva- York %. Azdcor cristali-
zada Il Ss cts h. Regular a buep
re6no Il 4 73. Orc l0l! a. Cam
bio sobrs L6ndres 4Sla.
Londres id. Cristalzada { l, y
ch. 6p. Mascabado { |. Purgado
de la Habana n1mero IL e |, 2 ch.
6 p. Cacao 6 3, II ch. Descuento
3 p.96. Consolidados ingleses 95s q
954. Franceses e p.% } 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
A Los POBRES.

d. Higinio R. Cachada ca. e p. d. J
dejo dispuesto que por sls albaceas
Sc repartieran 5000 4 los pobres, y
el martes 80 4 las 9 de Ia manana
Sc repartiran en- ell portal de la Al
cal,lla entire los pobres necesitados
que sc presenter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27

10 que me apresuro 4 publican por
qacetu era,nordindr5a para satisfac-
cion de los habitantes de esta slem-
pre- fel provincial espanola.
Puerto-Rico. Enero "a de 1878.
III MARQUIS DE IRtN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27

Hemos recibido de Santo Domin.
20 una collection de la Goceta y otra
de La Pohia que alcanzan al 20 de
corriente.
Por estos colegas vemos que los
rebeldes que acaudilla ell general
Gonzalez en- ell Cibao han perdido eli
Aguacate la Vega 5 muertos, en-
tre ellos ell general Candido Vargas
en- Magueyes 2 prisioneros, 5 muer'
tos mas en- Punal, 4 en- ell Rincon y
en- Quebrada Honda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
A MI HIJO JOAQUIN
DORMIDo EN- MIS- BRAzOS.

iOh nino inoc nte
Guam bello es tn sueno!
Tu pecho levanta
Tu aliento iufantil,
Tu rostro agraciado
La dicha refleja,
Que en- pura sonrisa
Tu boca hace abrir.
De cuna te sirven
Mis- braZos amantes,
De almohada mi pecho,
De escudo mi amor.
Cual sirve d. las manos
Traviesas del nino
De escudo, la espina
Que guarda la flor.
Por ESQ, hijo mio,
Contiado te entregas
Del sueno a los gooes,
Al dplee placer;
Qnlzas adlvinas
Oh nino inocente !
Que 4 nadie en- mis- brazos
LIE debes temer.
ST acaso interrumpe
Tu sueno algun ruido,
q sientes ell viento
Con furia bramar,
Al verte 4 mi lado
Iranquilo te quedas,
Y vuelves tus ojos
Feliz 4 cerrar.
Mas ali el nombre mio
Murmuran tus labios,
Tus manos me busuan
Del aueno Il traves
5Qu@ extrseHo misterio
Sc agita en- tn mente =?
1 No estas con tn madre ?
lQu6 debes temer?
I Sora que contemplas
Preciosas criaturas
One ALA donde moran
Te quieren llevar
SSera que to brindan
Juguetes preeiosos,
Y til no los puodes
Tai vez alcanzar
sSera que no quieres
Dejarme por ellos
Tomiendo 4 mis- oios
El llanto arrancar
20 quieres, acaso,
Que vaya contigo,
Y ALA to aoompaiie
Tambien d iugars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27

tes, correspond -ncia y efectos, destrn-
yendosele tambien una armeria, sin mas
.baias por nuestra parte que un herido
grave
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
COMUNICADO..

Pnerto-Rico, Is de Enero de 1873.
Sr Director del Boletia Me, e,eaatil. =
Muy Sr mio
Ruego " Sc sirva nsertar en- su aprecia-
BILE peri6dlco, las siguientes hneas, por cuyo
favor lie anticipa las gracias.
Su affmo. y s. s Q B. M.
J. G. NJ
Tliste es ell motive que incia al autor de es-
tas lineas trazarlas, pues que sn Obieto inico
es rendir tribute la memoria de una amiga
que ACADIA de ser arrebatada por la muerte.
Alejada del bullicio de los grandes centres, IL
mitada al modesto hogar donde en- la Carolina
vic Ia luz plimera, Petrona Balcarcel, cuya
memoria dedico este recuerdo, corresponds
durante su vida a la educacion cristiaBa que
recibi6 de sus padres, Y buena hiia, excelente
hermana y amiga, inspirada sempre en- los
sentimientos de la carload, que ejercia en- sn
modesto esfera, sucumbe i6ven a1n con la tran
quila resignation del justo y rodeada del carl
no de los que tuvieron OCCASION de apreciar sus
virtudes y excelentes cualidades.
Que Dios acoja en- su seno el alma de Ia que
ha dejado de existir, eonsuele sa familia
por. Ia irreparable perdida que ACADIA de ex-
perimentar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
SECCION LITERARIA.

Creemos que nuestros lectores
leeran con gusto la signiente conmo-
yedora composition de una madre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
iAh duerme, hiio mio |!

lie dele dormlr.
Mas ! ayl el manana
Sc acerca ligero!
Con el la inocencia
No puede hermanar,
Vendran con el hombre
Placeres fugaces,
Y llantos y penas,
Tristeza y pesar!
Cual nave velera
Que surca los mares
Hendiendo los olas
Del viento 4 favor,
Asi la existencia
Del nino resbala,
La infancia dejando
Que ignora ell dolor.
La infancia que guarda
La edad venturosa
De candidos goces,
De puro placer.
Edad en- que el llanto
Sc vierte sin due,o,
7 un angel nos brinda
Sus besos de miel.
Manana Dios mio!
AL nino que hoy rie
Quien sabe que suerte
Irale 4 tocar
Quizas desgraciado
Veranle mis- ojos,
Venir 4 mis- frazos
Tan solo q llo. ar.
Quien sabe, quien sabe
81 errante y proscripto
AL hijo que adore
LIE mire infeliz.
Y ell suelo extranjero,
Sin patria y sin nombre
De infame calumnia
La afrenta sufrir
La patria que amante
Te dio sus sonrisas,
Que ALA en- sus praderas
re viera jugar,
Acaso manana
Irgrata te niegue
Un pan ). un asilo. -.
Tn nombre {. un hogar!
Qnizas perseguido,
Do quier que to encuentres,
Al mar un refugio
Iras & buscar,
Y entonees, mi vida,
La suert terrible
Del pobre marino
Tendras que arrastrar.
La luna que brilla
Dormida en- ell cielo,
Bordando las aguas
Que corta el bajel,
Testigo del llanto
Sera del marino
Que piensa en- la madre
Que dierale el ser.
Virgen sagrada,
Pura y bendita,
T1 quo eres madre
Cual 10 soy yo,
Bajo tn egida
Pongo a mi hijo,
No lo abandones
Sonora, no!
En- ell sendero
De la existencia
Dale por norte
La hermosa Fe!
Que en- los pesares,
Y en- los confictos,
Consuelo amigo
Siempre le de.
Graba en- su alma
Tierna y sencllla
Virtud, pureza,
Sana moral,
Para que siempre
Su frente pueda,
Del crlmen limpia
Serena alzar.
Sc til ese faro
Que al navegante.
Ell puerto ansiado
LIE va ensenar
En- el naufragio
De la existencia
AL hijo milo
Vuela & salvar,
Cuando mis- ojos
Cierre la muerte,
Cuando le falte
Mi protection,
CuandO lnfelice
Llore ell carino
Con que le adora
mi corazon
Ten, virgen pura.
Piedad del niho
Que en- mi regazo
Durmiendo esta:
Tu luz alumbre
La oscura senda
Que entire zarzales
Ha do cruzar.
Virgen sagrada.
Dulce Maria,
T1 que eres Madre
Cual 10 soy yo;
Bajo tn egida
Pongo d mi hijo;
No 10 abandones,
Sonora, no
MARIA.
lyaguez 1878.
,ECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
i. A ISLA DE PU ERTO-RIC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
AIUICIOs DIVERSDs.
- AAAA<. LA
zarzaparrina
- - BRISTOL.

Ell GRAN PUETTcADoR DE la sANdRE
Sc garantiza ser bengna cura infahle ON
toda iorma de Escr0itla, Uleeras Inenral,les
Perniciosas, Stills, Tumores, Erupcfolies th,ta.
meas Malignas; 10 mismo que para totla aten.
cion que tcnga su origcn en- la mpureza de Ia
Sangre Humores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-27
GOBIERNO GENERAL

DE LA ISLA DE PUERT0-RI(
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-08

MONDAY Oct. 7.-FLoun AID .MFAL-Flour
ud am, n' s'm' "",H pN{ we ogH i,i IS
:. goa lo. surclug ~latc ana Western So 40a 81 70;
trt-. - en.sli0 do XX md XNV. ~ iqs, 75 do
VINE y. 80 = t' IS ond IVY. ;'i1 20 i5 TO- Min.
"ih'in l..ci, a1I 'anuy bnul, si5lH 20, southern
vine Sc sg.o ..95 In h,5, ear 3, nid5oog,y'
l"s. "l,. 'l4 na'.. Injuries loWcr. al io3sc ioi
Na.. 3~. i.- A!ri .ile' '~.o9 bales, receipts AZ
& c M % T1, '2 aa9 morS afve ,ec' sG
Iy-utnn delivery 5.1lhi. at ted' for November aud
en1 cui meat. fuu nnl unsettled Lari veakcr snlci
en n Tor future dc,cr, i5oo c. At 81 S'' m Gi
ior Norn.hcr and $500 lor January, Dressed hog;
cre. aael5 State dart, S' wc sS Sf1p
and dairy lns2W Cheese stctfV. Stat, factory. 70
5ja,.'e Western 's',' SKINS, 4s7e Fresh eggs, I'd
GalrN-wheai was ipn and closed isi',c lower. buI
more steady az the decline. sales ON the spot 2s2 ODD
10 q amIer 81 1 tsi for s. '2" and % f 10,
al n ~ r, o ~ w. ~, mostly go
and O., - Tor ~ tor future delivery. s4onu bush.
cio,n. at 81 t i"f October and II - Tor S"ycmsr,
n. mote lnycr, man sellers a. thcse n.urcs RyesIcJ
bush choice Cans'i1 about 81 ~ Gsi. dmcr' sat les.
.sc Tor vhc including 80 sradci 'H at aasaalce.
ior nlS,d 9i ~ is1 Tor white Indian corn ~ -,
miSci At ei9'- e. whch s.ani'r at ~, - &C. and
low oic aud or n,urc deliver, il3 o1ibns ineindins
ssener nN.d AZ &C. tor Ng,cmhcr AMI no at a. &c.
Gnolm,s-con,e, we're quiet ant rather easy. RIO,
N.fi.ai, w-fc .o'l within tic range n iioi5e ri,
Java gloici at 90. e21 rod Rre .icai,. ,alc; "a
ssain 'qo1t liz ancan,oi cua 30 'c, T reanns Y ~
about ',,a., ur sod rerlil- l5o Z it47 Ills
,er [ a., ~. j., 9i,i A. .N' ulc
.ca', ..nasri = IT. ham. % "i,c anu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-08
DHrrING L0comor1rE


After the 7ij Long Island Railroad OK
press tram from Hampstead passed Garden
CITY Yesterday morning, tho engineer John
Townsend. espiod = gaunt. black horse grain :
ly tho fence. As the train nearrd the horse he
bounded ont on the track with a snort Of dcn-
ance and started on fast trpt ahead OF the loco
motive. He WAS not swti-footcd enough 10
keep ahead. however. and IA the train creut
clos" o. his fNing heels engineer Townsend
showed down the brakes. aud SIT the whistle 10
shricAing A. this the horse redouhl.d his
speed. and the train started ahead and was
race WAS Kept ~ ia THIS way. Every time the
train oNorionk ina Torso IL would be slnck ed
MP, and % VIII vii -str would ma te the horse
renew his efforts. still Lee dgteImincdly kcut
In one place tht-'e was small culycrt crossing
~" rHudled. and the hors gut 0ue = his foot
ina tins aud went own lrrlS over hcul His
nose struck tho track nnl ne made somrr-
sNU.t IN mis- back. AMI then rolled on his side.
! hc engineer stolp'd the train aud went with
some ot Tie passengers 10 see wlothor tle
horse was doad, lut before they could roach
MN ID" Wte ou his feet and away down the
tr1gN again ~ % tremendous iucc stil' sporting
d"Nann" ~ his lur.u"r4. Avn cud oftho next
lall inNr l" sunni. jed uuI f'l a second time.
INT pm".niy krd himself w and ran ON. 4
!lN' luu N'r Nn. lS fl.' nl.,.lr Wa- ...-r .hiL I
him, hc dropl" on Dis huoos again. but was
instantly crNri and n unY'e rInrr
Att"r he nat ran nearly three miles he came
g. % roud dH-onal} 'roe~lnL the railroad and
Whr.lc Unto D. lU-' d- lh train Was again rusa-
ing and hoNuns r.osn behind him The hor~ q
kWkcd up his hrnIs Hs h" dashed snoring
down ih" roHd and Disappeared. The train lost
hN"p seven minutes 900 ii- ~'ut lur time hrtle
Pin" stroot hrD kerr WHO W0s ON the train SAWS II
Wa- lie finest l.r no Ac ever SAW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-08
~ UHICH LANGI.iGE2
shall Children lie Taught Religion In the
English or German Tongues

An essay by the Rev. G.. A. Schultz, ON
Baptist missionary work among the Germans
in the United States. provoked discussion yes
tcrday in the Baptist ministers meeting on the
question whether German churches and Ger
man Sunday schools should be sustained in
this country. Brother Rhodes opposed it. He
said that while there were about million Ger
mans hero who speak their native tongue only,
there are throe millions II their children who
prefer 10 20 to an English peak ing church.
ne believed mat. although II might be well 10
keep w the German services for tho sake Of
the OLD folks. yet II Is not advisable to instruct
Tie young people in German Sunday schools
Let them 10 to English -speaking SUNDAY
schools. DR.. led believed in keeping up tho
hernnn sunday schools and churches, because
II Is better that the young people should be-
taught religion in German than not To receive
any religious instruction. In GERMANY too he
Slli. atheism H. fashionable. Civil offices have
been rco.utIy NUnd ~ the election II mon whose
sole and nyowel platform was that thoy were
atheists lie believed IN attacking this spirit in
It's own tongue.
Then Brother 4 Stoit " tho Abbey Road Ban
tisi Church. London, England. who is visiting
TINS country. said that lie i- sho. ked nj the
des'.rai u oi tho Lords day in some parts ~
il' I Moon. Cincinnati g.. lr said. vs.. r-e than
fdrls in woo AMI immortality. On ono sunday
lA zinc ihNau four balloons We're sent up for
rae, while on TIE four hills near tlo city We're
rli.tr'i pgriUImauerS and music saloons in
iuil blast, besides tWeuty-scVcn thentrpS At
tended bv hundreds OF women. IL. was tUld
ana mat those national.tics controlled the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-08
4 NOBLEufN'S MtRRTIGE
The Only Son or the Hnron Won Scheurer Of
Austria WEEDS Brooklyn GIrL

Charles Victor Won Schcurcr, the SON of
George. Baron Won $ ,hour,r. II Wirideck. Aus
tria. was married on Saturday evening at Sc
Montague street brooklyn the residence ~ the
Row Or. Jesse b. Thomas. to Mi-s Helen VI.
ThurOer tn DAUGHTER 81 tho Hon. Charles
Thurhcr TIL bridegroom arrived on Friday
Ia The Ag' ria. IL Is the ouly son 81 the pres
cnt Baron Won Schourer. WHO is now II years Of
AZ. lie is accomplished. and speaks six or
seven languages. among them English. which
he speaks very distinctly. Mr. Thurber is n
wealthy man who madc large fortune during
tho war ont ~ IN" manufacture OF pistols. He
Wa igr many years member OF Dr. Thomas =
'Nnr'h. IN brooklyn. several yeur- ago he
won't abroad. and resided for some time in
Paris. wh"re his daughter Helen. a young
woman &c many accom- plishments met Mr. NOn
S'hcurer romnnfir attachment followed
upon their Introduction. and in "a faw months
an engagement Of marriage WIS made. The
turn @, Mss Ihurher e. This country. as she
desired T. bc married In Brooklyn where many
~ her relutlNHs reside.
Tho Rev lr. T. T. Terhuuo. Of Newark. spent
some tim" boz Rom" with Mr. Thurher while
she gni her husband wore abroad and there
lively mat nr Tcrhune should Oe NJ tho we'd
ainf wherever II o'curr 4. AMI On Friday oNHn-
Paris "a tho eve Of N" .u.nius ~ No 'Fyhihi-
ton and as tho former pastor of the cirl h" was
. oe n Ns 'N' 'NI"i mniStl r NJ tho ceromonv
Mr. l"utper r.tutucd some months agl with
~ iauily to Uf.ui 20 some interests II Brown
University. ~ which b." il trustee. Tho vol
ding party visited Or. IAoma- residence. and
groom sii.Yol up. u h's brides nngor an am
'i"ht .iEnot ring bearing The arms II his FAM
n.y. They 40 on 90 started for Washington and
oth"r cities ou % bridal tour They are Oh re-
ulrn To- furop" this month and will snule in
lNr's, whore they Will reside until Nr Won
sshepr r. lnherits his father estates. title. and
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MoNTiGUE's Personal PROPERTY.
a sale that viii Attract Many Friend. OF the
Inmcnted Comedian.

In the third loft at 1l2 Pearl street, among
boxes. barrels. and bottles lie what remain Of
the earthly effects Of Montague the nctor They
are to be sold 10y auction ON Friday next. Tho
most valuable picco II property is n large black
walnut buffet, with good carvings. There is
much other furniture. or pictures Montague
was evidently fond; hut the collection does not
show that their posscssor had severe artistic
taste. There are number Of Sheldons ma
tionu erorts representing the different phases
OF lpN hunt, several dog pictures and "A few
remarkably hors"y autographs. Those last
probably decorated his stables. Besides there
are Tour panel pictures, landscapes. n portrait
~ Lionel BrOuCh. n lurge photograph Of :.
imcry IN the character Of CAPTAIN t,dtit and u
little winter color OF two.
The list of his effects shows twenty-onc pairs
~ ordinary trousers. twelve pairs OF stage ditto
thirteen vests. nineteen white vests. and two
Whiic stage vests; twenty nine coats and twelve
stage coais. and nine pairs Of boots and shoes.
stage boots. slippers. buskins. tops and leg
ginks. Among these garments were the rod
coat he wore sOlnartially In the 'ShuughrHun -
INC cUenilnNtc bluc velvet morning suit which
50 Decam" him in False Shame" and which
n" explained his tailor had insistrd upon
some time go'up early enough to wear it: and
llle hlucK -and-WitltC checked suit that hn wore
NE hst tiimc II" appeared in Diplomacy" in
nus .lty. lhon tl,fe are the garnet lu-kiu4 in
JWt" at his benefit in Booth = Theatre There
arc also stngc Jcwelry spurs. snow shoes. ant
l"rs. ttuiled binds. tobacco boxes, mirrors
dressing cn-os. and much If the rurauhornalia
OF an nriprs dressing room. A curious stat
urtto OF tho comedian Tuolc all hand will NJ
! cart, hHrno~s. robes. blankets, whirs and
HOFFMAN Is livery will ho sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-08

Miss Rose Eytiuse and Mr. Cyril Scarlc
last night prcs"nt'dtw strong typos Of char
arter. and lid some decidedly strong acting in
the roles u Atucy and biI sykes in new
version q" Oliver Twist" Miss Eytinges ns-
sumption 10 tho TART ~ Ndncvis n remarkable
On" IA many RESPECTS. She las suftcuod It's
har-il'r asle. IT'S aud u the Whole at SCOPES ofthc
ending gives "A fresh touch of womnnly
Iuthus 90 ia" hrutniry 81 the scene. We have
no " irrss at If"-t no WHO can u.uy with equal
Nlsor and tenteruc-s. TIL ~ ~ IS II Cyril
Searlc ls entirely now and altogether the host
has yet boon shown in the play. The audience
wac unmi etakuhly moved ly tho perforuaure.
an not only honlr'd tle priu 'ipnl actors hy
several recalls. hut bestowed the h.artlrst
rui-r 100 p t.r.r rioi'- tnrouE bout. "OIscr
TWIST W.I Doe played H.. tle week 40 tlc Bcual-
way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-08
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