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P,,illas, PA, rto Il 60, II de Agosio tie 1873.
Porticipamcs que con esta fe@hr he.noS esta-
blecif!o en esta plaza una casa nercanii que
girara brio Ia razonde
DANILA \ MARTINEZ
Ia caal So deIicara i todl CLsc lie ncGocos Y
prin 'paiment' los ramos de mcrcaaclaS Y
provciones, quedando hecho cargo de las H.
quilaciores de V. Dava Y Ezcquel Martinez
y Compana.
SupiicamOs Sc sirvan tomar nO'H dc nueStras
firmas rcsrectvas sonos con IN mayor consi-
deracion, affInos. :. :. q. B. :. VI.
DAvILA Y MARTINEZ
Victnrann Divin frnAra.
Ezequiel Martinez Grmara: 2-3
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FABRlOA DEL GAS
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.


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EL SOL DE1 O)RO
DE SEVERO BASTON.


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manlas andallzas
de
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CIRCULAR.

Patillas, Pucrto-Rco, IL de Agosto de 1873,
Vencido nu' stro coutrato soci queda dsuel.
Ia Ia casa que bajo nnestra razon .;iraba en- es-
te lueIlo, cuYa liqnidacion hem ordi 10 Ia
nueva socicdHi, segun circular n innta.
Damos las graci por IN ro,iapZa cue Sc
han serVid0 UispenSnrnos Y nos suscrbIncs
atentos ). 5. Q. b. 5. NJ.
EZEQIEL MARTINEZ CoqPAStA.
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baLElII NslslEFIs DE- PUERTO RICO.
PRE-, los DE sUsCgIPClo

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Poi an isiio enl Penfns u;ly 9n II ext. ariefr,
:viaiuiO el seriftiico franco do ports por 81
,.,rre1, Observation-Disclosures. Is :.
Por IN .sfo en- Ia Isla de- G "a :.
- Los su-riptores Que nc duieran enTendsrss
con loe ssfors Aasntes LLeJen hucerlo dtreetA
msnts con osta administration rarnstfendo tmpo.ts
de subscription 6rdenes, bie ss de otsfia selics
de corr-o. iDir;aI el boLEIIN fsj.. aPaIto.
TodAs les II. .erIpcIones !; ai.ancios pagan por
ade gntsido. &4
PhEClOS DE ANC NCI0S.
De una sei, iineas dt inipI sion. publicandOsa
hasia tI, veces la N sma iropo. zion Ca
-. tesRin que xceda de- los - Los prscio%
ran dobss anuis.s0e f;al ~ ic Nii;iiic4t~.
en- ulra 9res g $500 4 az l. So snahierue I Il, y
Enitau anuncios presics ;CnEeaeion+ios. = Los CO.
manieeaos Sc 09raran ce!itavo~ Ia hasS I'm
lantalof.
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Carruajes.

De GonaAiszy Ramos. salon diariGmense las
dos &c IA trde para stio tsdxas. Carolina g&Guas:
ins cnsf4U para 1RpRfeJeg BIO ptedrna shsfados
te1ar hoEas Gs1se 70 v x0ttalssa, Ram. a.
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RENOVATION "a FAVoHlTA
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DEARTICULOS Y
EDUARDO TRUJILLO.
FRAN 81 -


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tense do de somos &c todas classes cao nas jgues
Puerto Rico 9de Setiepbre de a.
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NUEFl LINEA DB YAPORBS
ENTIRE NUEvA-Y0RK, PUERTO RICO,
SAN THOMAS Y VENEZUELA.

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M. deSpachara dc Nueya- crk cpda II d.as
los vapor,.s ingiesea de- hero IIq1si i
Bernauda de 100 toneitdas lie priincrs
case coH el siguientc iiinerafo:
PdPOR HADH.
1877 SAItDAS. LLEGADAS.
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Is de La GuaiTa.... "a Ptegfo Cabe 20 el. 10
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- ,te Puerto Rico. Nleva- York eL...... so
Los nsucionadoe vapores 3ontinuar.n haeendo
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Has
PRECIOs DE PAsAJE.
D. Pto.- Rico New - ses Cubta. Ss2- 50
...... a L4l Guaita..... 10 90.
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FL ORC am"ricalto Para iietcs demas di-
rig rse a los NousiSGatarioS
Latimsr & Co.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
S. p. DINsMOkE's DEATH.

sudden and somew hat mysterious death occurrct
In Chatham street shortly before twelve o'clock las
night Wha, few pedestrians there IL
The street ut that hour observed n MAJ
walking with unsteady gait up Chath IN
street just below Pearl eachipg tho corner NJ.
hesitaicd moment, ami then turning rctracod his
stcs to the saloon No. Ill Chatham street,
where he novel II about 10 81. down
on some Kegs the door, Su dcniy how.
ever he was seen to staggcr and fill violently
upon the sidewalk. one or two passers-by went I'm.
mcdatciy TO his assistance. and were seconded ~
their efforts by officer RiDDeitt who assisted the
10 his ieet tried 10 lead or carry him TO the
but lew steps. when the unknown man breathed his
Last strclcher was sent Tor at once, and the body
WIS borne 10 the station house followed by curious
crowd, which had been attracted by the man strange
actions
Papers were found on his person. addressed 10
: T. Dnmorc, No. 90 Cedar street. aud letter bear
Ing the same address from Francis George shaw. OF
West New Brighton, s. L., enclosing u copy OF
Georic sands .ad, 'rhe Good Goddess Of
Poverty" These facts point 10 the conclusion that
the deceased Is = T. Dinsmore an old journalist. al
THIS city. VINO has been engaged il several news
paper enterprises, and was tho Publisher OF a min.
ing anu railroad record In this city called tho Stock
hold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The new version Of 'Uncle Toms Cabin" In "hila
dephia, now performing under tie management Of
Mcssrs. Jarrett Palmer, Is said to be success
On Monday evening, January I. Mr. John T. Ray.
mond Will appear as Colonel Mulberry Sellers 1t the
Park Theatre. BARLEY Cumpbels comedy Of .'Risks"
will follow.
john s. Ciarke's temperance In Phlsdcphia has
been hailed with ovation by his old admirers The
Broad Street Theatre, Mr. Ciarke's newly purchased
establishment has been crowded every night the
opening doctor Panglo:s'' and ''rooiles' arc the
parts IN which the comedian appcirs.
with the advent Of 1878 the following ssstars" will
endcavor TO oushinc tho ioolights at the Brooklyn
Park Theatre aud will rise to view In rapid succession
Maggie Mitchell. John Mccullough John E. Owens,
Mrs. D. r. Bowers, John T. Raymond, Louise Pomeroy,
Lawrence Barrett aud company, Williamson and
Moore, and the Oates Comic Opera Troupe.
An extensive movement Is on loot tor benefit TO
Mr. John Brougham IL IS pouucod to take place At
the Academy Of Music on Thursday, 17th prox., ana
from already shown BY well known society
leaders and members OF tho theatrical profession the
affair promises TO be not only attractive from public
point Of view, but pecuuiarily advantageous TO the
veteran playwright and actor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
A NEW YEARS PARTY.

Antonio Rcth keeps saloon at No. 5sl Third
avenue, and In IL last night convival party Of spirits
determined to pass quiet New Years night ever
their boer and the stories Of the past Their dreams
OF quiet evening doomed to disappointment Tor
later the evening Two IN, ana one Of them
playiully tapped the barkecper on tho head with
chair The barkecpcr resented this familiarity and
intmated that he was annoyed by throwing several
empty beer glasses at tho head OF the playful strap
ger. The glass throwing s0on became general and
II not long before tho gentlemen who had
wished to pass quiet evening Joined in tho sport
Glasscs few through the ar and walking sticks
tied counters and heads until the neighbors and
poI'Ss, soouuny 'no a'sy, o.an ~ sas"ar fusly
precinct station house, where they counted heads
and cuts William O'Donnell, OF No 10 Gay street ;
Nicholas Mccormack, Of No. 1871 East Ninth street
Anton Reith. tho proprietor; Frederick Ludwig OF
No. 5g3 Third avenue. and Charles Kurtchcr, OF No
5sl Third avenue, locked up after their wounas
wore dressed
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with his own thoughts than In contemplating the dis
maj quarters where he 10 destined to spend the best
part Of his lie Neither of them however, betrayed
the slightest emotion. In answer TO tho customary
questions both said they native New Workers.
Dunlap gave hrs age as tnirty.tso and Scott
as twenty-cieht. They then surrendered their
possessions. which however consisted only OF some
trlllng articles Of jswelry ana $40 IN money the
part OF Dunlap. The couvcIs were hen taken the
bathroom and barber shop where DO ID were deprived
OF their luxnriant and tashionabiy cultivated mus
tuehes and whskcrs alter which thoy exchanged th
elegant and ncat lifting SUITS of the period Tor the
marked and d,pgy costume oil the convict, and wero
then locked up Tor "a days solitary IN the respective
cells assigned them.
suLLgS AND SILENT
during thesc various ordeas the prisoners were sui
Ien anu silent excep when questioned by the officers
VINO were detailed to conduct tbcse initial ex rc,aes o
ieIons HE. While II Is idle 10 auticpa tho
future yet hardly seems ~ obaule that
viii ever be SUBJECTS o Executive cicnency, aud prob
uuy they themselves .hly expect brca he The lrcc
mir OF heaven through The chance OF escape or
their term oil sentence has expired
A CAREER CRIME
Although SO yourg, boih Scott and Dunlap, as
well as Edison, through whom they yicteu
Robbers in the couniry and scott, once 'dId tne IN
the Ill bo's prs"u Tor Jo3 ~ that State. Durlng
three years com pact Tue gang made attempts GU
Elmirl a. W Bank. the First National Bank
the Long Island National Bank at Brooklyn, me
Gov ngtun Ky Naiooai Bank, the Tnira National
Bank vf Syracuse, tue Rockville (COnn.J Naioual
bank, The First National Bank oil Pitiston aud the
Nvrtham pit GU National Bank. AT Quincy Gov nyton
Pitlston ana Nori hamptoa the taicvrs success
iui The Wilkesbatre b INK was at Que time under
consideration, but Edison, ON inspection, found that
tic chances were not very good and told ms fellow
burglars SO; wuilc Nantucket escaped vsllutl ION
through "a storm winch nearly shipwrecksd Tue
thieves. Edison got 81 OU out OF the Quincy robbery,
$1,000 IRON Northampton, and only $3.50 from Puts
ton The thieves han u falling out IA 1874 aud again
last y car alter tho Northampton robbery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
VIRGINIA.


INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR HoLLIDAy-HE
TAXES STRONG cRouSn ron p.yrNc THE
- -
STATE DEBT.
RICHMOND, Jan J. 1878
For the first time In the history OF Virginia since
,n. .o,o,,e, ,,no. 40 covorror co,on., u ~ A.
49, ~ 1855 ~ ~ '" -"
Holiday was inaugurated to-day with all the pomp and
display OF q grand public demonstration. The local
.,,,. -. ,nu,,.. or,.r,ro,,ons .u., ~ r..
WV ~ ' e ~ NV " - 'P"'"
mcnt OF Richmond turned out In large numbers TO do
honor 10 the new Governor The several military
....,.. 80, .. ....m. :,
Sonpau'S "oni Wv various paris " 'io o'''c were
also present, the whole combining 10 make OF tho
finest pageants ever witnessed IN Richmond. This
.V ,- -, -. - .., ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

About quarter past three O'Clock yesterday after.
noon fro was discovered in the lower part OF the
three story aad basement brick house No. I79 Myrtle
avenue, near Prince street, Brooklyn. Tho patrol
man on duty in tho vicinity ut tue time gave tho
alarm Immediately and the lremcn were on hand
promptly Tho flames spread with great rapidly,
threatening was the appearance Of tho lire for
lew minutes that tho Chic Engineer caused sec.
ond alarm 10 DC sounded. The flames, however, were
speedily under control aud the adjoining property was
saved The lower part OF the mouse was pied by
John Hartough as crccKcry store. The second
anu tnird h0ors were leased by two fames
who were absent AZ tho tlmo the fire broke out
that It's origin could not be ascortained by Fire
Marshal rhornc. The loss building Is about
$500, insured; on stock tho damage will reach
81 U0J. me tenants lose on furniture and weatIng
apparel S., 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02

CHRISTMAS tree IN tho residence OF Lewis Hubert,
No So West Sixteenth street. TOOK fire from gas Jot
yesterday morning and the flames damaged furniture
to tho extent OF $4,000 The building was damaged in
u ike amount.
detective chimney caused n hro In J. Claussn's
hardware store, NJ. 32J tenth avenue. Damage abou
$500
Christians tree iiRbtcd IN No. II East Sixteenth
street, occupied by Propach Brothers dress
establishment set hre 70 the building, tour story
aud attic brick, owned by William Query, of No. "a
East Thirtythiri street. IL was damaged The cx.
tent vi $500 The damage 10 the stock Is ostinat ted
at about 100. Both were insured. Fl ederuA Pro.
pach, who WAS somewhat intoxicated, was slightly
burned about tho iacc aud hands, aud, utter havi
his wounds dressed at the Twenty ninth precinct was
detained there as q prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
BARCLAY STREET FIRE.

Tho work OF investigation among the ruins OF tho
Barclay street fire was continued yesterday TO the
usual hour-lvo O'Clock In the afternoon No more
bodies were found, but two human bones un-
earthed, and arc supposed 10 belong to OF the
three bodies now missing. 1t Is also pretty well
derstood that all the missing persons accoun cd
for except three and the romans oil these will prob
ably DO found In the ruins during the OF tho
woek.
VICTIMS oBsEQuIEs.
Josephnc Sheppard, one or the victims OF the Bar.
clay street lire, FRIED yesterday afternoon from
the Mission Chapel, NO. 81 Park strect For twelve
years she had been member OF the church which
worships there, and the building nlled with
mourners The body was enclosed in plain casket,
vanished and painted to resemble rosewood Tho
plate tho lid bore tho simple inscription, ~ ose-
phne sheppard, died December 90 agod 20 years -
The Rev. T. 5. Brown, pastor OF the Ladies' Homo
MISSION read the burial service and delivered shor
address. Tho body taken to Greenwood for inter-
mept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
HUGUENOTS IN AMERICA.

A CHURCH IN CHARLESTON NEARLY TWO HUN.
DRIED YEARS OLD.
CHARLESTON, s. C., Dec "a, 1877.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Your correspondent Is IN error when be says that
The church recently consecrated at Pelham Manor is
sthe only Huguenot church In this country" The
hugucnot church in this city has been organized
church here for nearly two hundred years. and was
cherished and priced than this present
moment The walls OF the ancient edi1ce embel-
lishod with monuments, Que Of great elegance being
dedicated to the memory OF Rev. Elias Prioleau, an
early minister tho church, who to Carolina in
1856, but who had previously been the pastor Of a
church at Pons, 10 France THO present minister OF
the church the Rev. C. s. veddor D. D., the ''poet
pastor," who is dearly loved and appreciated by
a small but devoted and Intelligent congregation.
Please publish this comm nicatton ana obgc the
CHARLESTON HUGUENOrS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OTTICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,}
WASHINGTON, Jan. al A. NJ.
Ind.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OfFfCER,>
WASHINGTON Jan. al A. NJ
Indications
For Wednesday. In the Middle Atlantic States and
New England, warmer southwest Winds. falling
barometer, partly CLOUDY weather will prevail pos
sbly followed by rain snow ny Thursday morning.
For the South Atlantic and East Cult States, sta
tionary or lower pressure, warmer, south and west
Winds clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, rising barometer, cold, brisk no.therly winds,
partly cloudy or clear weather
For the upper lakes, colder northerly winds, rising
barometer, cloudy weather and snow, followed by
clear weather
For tho lower lakes, falling followed by rising
barometer. warm southwest, veerng 10 colder north
west winds, with cloudy weather and snow rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, southwest, vser
ing to colder northwest Winds partly cloudy weather,
falling, followed by rising barometer.
The rivers will continue stationary or falling
The temperatures will rise above freezing In the
canal regions Of Maryland and Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
Day GOODS IN A. BLAZE.

.'-ss a#a- PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. l, 1878
The third ire on Chestnut street within a week oc-
CURED this afternoon In the large retail dry goods store
OF Thomls Kcunedy Brother, at No 1,2l6. A, tho
time the alarm gwen the store was closed and
tho 1remcn had considerable difficulty in gaining
access. The fire appears 10 have originated IRON a
hot air furnace IN The basement and worked It's way
into tho nrst story, which was stored with valuable
goods, as also the basement Before the fire was
exnguishcd the stock either destroyed nearly
ruiuea by water. The goods hama were valued at
500 000 the loss VIII be ABOUT $40 0u0 half OF
which Is insured. the building ID owned BY Mrs
Chillis, who resides 10 Rhode islaad The surauces
IL Is thought, will cover the loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
A PROBABLE MURDER.

Anton Mink, aged "a years, tho proprietor OF a
bakery a. No. % avenue d, was sitting In his store
last nignt, when several young rowdies entered ana
commenced TO abuse him. Mr.. Mink ordered them TO
leave the premises, but they refused. Ho then at
tempted TO eject thom, whom he sot upon and
dragged out into the street. When on the sidewalk
one Of the dosperadocs strck him the head with
bottle, causing n compound fracture OF bis skull.
MINK was removed to Bellevue Hospital. Detectives
Robinson and Bssctt wero detailed to Investigate the
case and II possible arrest the guilty parties. A.
Bellevue Hospital the bakers wounds wero properly
attended TO- but tho surgeons are Of opinion that no
canaot i've many hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
JOHN BONNER'S FAILURE.

Tho failure OF John Bonner was, Of course, prom:
nent topic OF conversation yesterday but as the
was holiday little could be learned Of business men
concerning any features that thore may be- In tho
natter Mr.. B. w. Griswod, the assignee, assured a
HERALD reporter last night that steps had boon
taken by HIM or anybody else yesterday. lilo mad
heard, In general sort OF way, that suits be
brought, but he did not care TO say anything about
them. His statement will not be ready for some
dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William W. Eaton, Of Connecticut, Is at the
New York. W. W. story IS at tho Brovoort. John A.
Mccall Jr., of the Now York Insurance Department
aud joaquin Miller at the Windsor. Ex-senator
stephen II. Hammond, OF Geneva, N. Y, 10 NJ the
Brunswick. Major c. q. Mcdonnell. United State5
Army, Is ut the Filth Avenue. 't''r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02


THE END OF Fx-coNsUL BRADFoRD's TRIAL
HE PLEADS GUILTY JAPANESE TREATY RE-
vIsIoNs-THE NATIONAL ExHIBITIoN-NAvAL
NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. !, 1878.
The Pacific mail steamer China, which arrived here
to-day, brings tho following news from China and
Japan
Hone Koxd. Nov. 20. !
o. B. Bradford, former United States Vice Consul
General was arragned on the 25th inst. on criminal
accusations. including embezzemenl. extoriion
FRAUDULENT returns Of vouchers and general malicas
ence IN Office. He pleaded "techncaly guilty"
which plea was rejected by Consul General
recorded Bradford then petitioneo that the
case be referred 10 the home government. To this
Mr.. Wells consented also granted the privilege OF
bail; but no surety eau be found, and Bradford re
mains Imprisoned Tho affair continues TO excite
great interest Minister Seward has come from
Pekin TO watch the proceedings
JAPAN
YOKOHAMA, Dec. 9, 1871.
The chiel political topic is the proposed revision OF
treaties with view 10 the resumption OF the control
OF the tariff AMI the exclusive coasting trade
by Japan. The desires Of this government have
been fully communicated through Japanese en-.
voys to foreign Powers, und the negotiat.
ions to DO manly conducted ID West
crn capitals. To superintend these negotiations
Sanesma Noonobu, now Vice Minister OF Foreign Al.
fairs, will sail Tor Europe January His position VIII
DO Minister 10 Paris anu SENIOR OF the Japanese dipo-
matte corps abroad. HIS actual duty Will be 10 watch
over treaty revsions No proposals relating 10 extra
territorial jurisdiction arc 10 be submitted II the con;
troll oil the turn Is restored TO Japan export duties Will
be abolished and new ports opened.
SHOW
The National Exposition in Toxic closed on Novcm-
Der 30 with imposing ceremonies by the Emperor ant
highest officials OF state, after 100 days OF uninter
ruptod success.
HoMEwARD BOUND.
The United states ship Tennessee sailed December
u, from Yokohama on her homeward voyage. The
officers of tue vessel were entertained at brilliant
ball gwen BY the committee December s. aud by q
farewell reception by the Emperor December l.
The Russian Minister, II. Destrove, has gone home
on q snort leave OF absence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
MANuFACiogY BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. !, 1875
A fire VAS discovered shortly after midnight in tho
man ufactory OF Shirley Rommeil at No 713 Market
street The portion OF tho building was en-.
tirely consumed, and II Is thought that the greater
part OF the stock valued at $50,U00 to S75 900 was
destroyed. About $50 hands were employ Cd by the
firm.
The publication house OF J. d. LippncoIt l. Co., ad.
joining, was damaged by wator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
A. REIGN OF TERROR.
GARLAND.

OAKLAND. Col. Ian. !, 1873
reign OF lawlessness and boodshed prevails here.
Four men were shot yesterday sic. noon IN saioon.
and at quarter 10 nine last evening George u. Clay.
lawyer residing here. entered concert hall and
bad dispute with the barkceper, whom he cut with
knife anu then himself shot through the Temple
and Is diving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
FIRE ON STATEN ISLAND.

AS tho bells wcro ringing out the old year fro be-
l,eved 20 have been OF incendary origin was dscov-
cred 10 the carpenter shop of james Ryan, on New
York avenue, Clifton, s. l., winch was totally de-
stroyed, together with quantity oil lumpcr, In all
valued al $1,000