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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-09-05

The above represents the Shortest Quickest Route
from St Louis to the Seaboard running through OF
most popuicus and interesting portions Of the
try with many large and important cities upon its line
IL passes through vandala, Efhngham, Terre Hante
indianapolis Richmond, Piqua Tor Dayton), Urbana
Coiumous Newark, Steubenville, Pittsburgh, Cresson
Altoona Harrisburg Lancaster, Philadelphia Trenton
York. ~ = - 800 " w"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
REMITIDO.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Muv Sr. mio: En- los das primero dos
del que cursa tuve el placer de asistir a los
cxamenes de la escuela superior de yarones
que tan dgnamente regenta en- la actuali-
do al Sr. d. Fernando de Sarraga por au.
sencia en- la Peninsula del propetario Don
Ramon Martinez y Garcia, ii los cuales fuI
inyitado
Ell espacioso salon estaba adornado con
exquisite gusto y particular elegancla lie
nandolo IN numeroso escOgido concursl lie
person:s ilustradas, entrc las que fignraban
los padres dc familia, cuyo conjlnto presen
taba I'm aspecto magestuoso conmovedor,
dando mayor solemnidad al acto que habia
de verificarse.
Ante tan lucida eoncurrencia avida de
gustar los adelantos de esta Escuela mode
To- no solo ell que este escribe, sino cuantos
tuvieron la satisfaction de presenciar el dila-
tafo concienZudo examen que sufrieron
mas de cien ninoS, habilmente dirigidos, Sc
vic ell brillante resultado que alcanZaron pOr
In disDosicion maestria asombrosas con
que daban pronta solucion las preguntas
que Sc les dirigian
Conclude el examen. tres jovenes, con
particular despejo, ocuparon dos catedras
dispuestas al efecto, y declamaron una poe
sia LENA de sentimiento dulzura, arrancan-
do Il los oyentes con su perfccto desempeIlo,
frases de entusasmo V de admiration. De-
bo mcncionar especialmcnte al joyencito Sc
nor O'Neill, que en- su papel de " Genlo del
bien'' se elev6 hasta 10 sublime con su acen-
70 cOnDiofeetpI hd'uio oicS uo.co P"io 10 NC
clamacion.
Siryan estas lineas de satisfaction al pro-
fesor referido, que con tanto.acierto llena las
funciones de su delicado ministerio, pie
que al cielo, que los germenes del saber cui-
dadosamente desarrollados, produzcan los
frutos que son de desear en- la juventud ss.
tudiosa de este pals, para correspondent las
aspiraciones de los gobiernos que sc desvelan
en- proporcionar sus gobernados con ell pan
de inteligencia un porvenir prospero y bri.
, llante, asf como para no defraudaf et espe
n nccion sc toma la respectable Junta loca
en- 81 este 6r.ceiosa perla dc la cSro ma de Cas-
tilla.
Sirvase " Sr Director, da cablda en- Ia: 9:
columnas de su ilustrado per- lodlco q las 7
meas que anteceden, anticipa. ndole las q ma HI
expresiyas gracias su atento $. D. " d. D. !"
antonio Maria dt Aldrey.
s. c. JUNO de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
TeIsgIamas via San Thomas.

Nueva York, JUNO 4.-Noticias de
Berlin anuncian que el Emperador Gui-
llermo progresa fayorablemente hacia su
restablecimiento immense es ell entu-
siasmo popular que Sc siente por su sal
vacion. No Sc espera sane ell criminal
Modelling de las hsridas que Sc le inf
rieron despues de su conato de asesinar
al Emperador.
Los comerciantes on az1car de Nue.
va York temen que el congreso suspen-
da sus sesiones antes de aprobar ell pro-
yecto de ley sobre los derechos especi-
ficos.
En- la Camara britannica de los comu.
mes, el canciller del Exchiquier diio que
el congreso Sc reunira el Is del corrien.
to baio Ia base de someter el tratado on
toda su integridad 4 Ia libre discussion
He aqui los diplomaticos que assist
ran al congreso.
Por Alemania, Bismarck Bulow.-
Russia, Schouvalof J Doubrill. Aus
tria, Andrasay = Haymeite. Francia
Waddintong J ST. Yalier. Italia, Cor
Ik J Dslaunay
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
COMUNICADO.
Arecibo, Junio 4 de 1873.

AreclDO, Juno u6 1915.
Sr. d. jose Perez Morris.
Muv Sr. mio de toda mi consideration
por In insercion de la Siguiente manifesto
cion de gratitud en- las columnas de su Illus
trado periodico lie quedara altamente agra
decide su alto. s. Q. b. S. NJ.
Francisco DE TORRES.
En- la noche del del ppdo abril, estaba
mi hija Avelina, recien llegada de Europa,
postrada en- cana, siendO presa de una fiebre
ardiente que la deyOraba y hacia crispar
los neryios cuantos tOcaban su ciltiS abra-
sodor. La fatiga que atropellaba a mi po-
bre hija era tan penosa y acelerada que lie
naba de consternacion los que rodeabamos
su lecho; la abrumadora y ronca tos, los
descarnados brazos, la lividez de sus labios,
la palidez general, sobre todo la voz apa-
gada s eimperceptiblemente oida, eran mues-
tras evidentes de los rapidos progresses que
POGO tempo, en- ell delicado organismo de la
nina,
Dolorido nueStro pecho al YER el estado de
postraoion de nueStra querida hija, ouya
muerte oreiamos inevitable d 1uzgar por nos
otros mismos ademAs por el fallo terrible
de muerte dido de boca de los facultativos,
quienes declararon la enfermedad de tlss
galopante, acudimos en- busca del Dr. Don
Cayetano Coll v Foste, d la saxon ausente,
en- quien cifrabamos nuestra unlca espe-
rama por haber salvado de la muerte d nues
ira hija Conception ell aiio anterior, No en-
vano procuramos sus auxilios medicos, pues
ell DR. Coll, con ese tiIo especial que lie carac
teriza esa asiduidad constante que tiene
para sus enfermos, salvo de una prdxima
muerte nuestra querida hiJa Avelina, la
que Sc encuentra Ia techa en- una compile
ti eonvaleoenoia.
Entregamos a la puhlicldad cate heoho
porque q la par que damos 4 oonocer d Is
humanidad doliente los conooimlentos Glen
tifioos del DR.. Coll, hacemos pnblieo testl
monio de nuestra imperecedera gratitmd ha
cia ell joven doctor que ha sabido prolongal
la vida, de una manera milagrosa, d uno dt
los seres que mas amamos sobre la TERRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12

cion fus 81 pedestal de Il gloria litsSa-
ria de su antor, es de Greer que IN ID.
no complete asistira esta representa-
cion ell jueyes.
Examenes.-Los de la escuela publ
ea que dirige el professor Sr. Jansr han
estado briIlantes. Los alumros contes-
taron con despejo 4 los interrogatorios
4 que Sc les ha sometido, habiendo au-
tornado ell professor d los circunstantes
q que hiciesen las preguntas one gusta-
sen.
Negotiation. Segun nm impreso qns
hemos recibido del Sindicato de Ponce,
Sc ha recibido ALI un telegrama On que
SO hace saber one el Sr. Hermua - en-
barcara para esta isla ell dia II.
Vapor ingles. Ell dia 13 recoge el
vapor ingles la correspondence J pass-
jeros para Europa.
La historic del cabello es muy curiOsa.
Este adorno natural de Ia persons. .ha
sido tan maltratado on tiempos pasados
que es casi nn milagro que la raza hu-
mana no SO ha vuelto hereditariamente
calya. En- estos dias las seforas en-
tienden que ma preparation vegetaI
saludable como ell Tonico Oriental, qua
conserva los poros del craneo y los ~
sos sangulneos en- un estado yigoroso.
y al mismo tempo presarya el pelo sua-
We lustroso, es Ell meior artfculo qua
elias pueden usar Ash pues csta famo-
sa preparation esta derrotando todos
los aceites pomadas del dia, y 70 60
una necesidad para todo tocador orga.
nizado, en- ell mundo Occidental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
LlTo0RAEIA
DE HERMANN RODRCK.
YAGU EZ.

En- este acreditado estabfecimiento alberto
tesde ell ailo 1868, Sc hacen toda clase do
impresos comerclales, industriales, como
etiquetas de chocolate, de tabacos, dc yinos,
etc, 1tarjetas de visitas, de matrimonio y de
ETC., en- tinta negra q de colores, on cronloli-
tograffa, autografia en- general todo 10 que
puede ofrecerse en- el ramo, reuniendo Goa
la perfection de las litografias extranjeras el
huen gusto requerido en- este pals.
Nota. Los trabajos encargados desele esta
Capital sus contornos sersn eItre-
gados por los seiiores Sobrinos de-
Power y Comp, de este eomerci0.
H. g inl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12

En- Lisboa ha habido un yio-
lento terrem0to.
N. York, ..junio l0.-De Ia
Habana anuncian la completa
pacificacion por haberse rendi-
do todos. Sc estan celebrando
tres dias de tiestas.
MERCADos.
Sin alteration
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
0JO QUE NTERESA
MADERAS. MADERAS. MADERAS.

La sociedad anonima de la Tramvfa de
Ponce necesita 5000 trozas de tachlslo, es-
pinillo tea albarada de pies ingleses do
diametro.
Tan on necesita 10000 pies ingleses lon.
gitudil IS de ausubo de 6><4 pulgadas In
glesas.
Sc adI an proposiciones hasta Ell dia 20
del entr tie JUNO por ell total de dichas ma
deras Eor una parte de elias.
El que desee hacef ofertas puede dirigirse
d d. Juan Serralles, d ID. Francisco Barnes
d ID. Juan N Torruellas Andino. Ponce v
Mayo 26 de 1878. hta. 10 iunio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12

Leemos en- el Dario de Ia Mari
ma:
Ha sido nombrado magistrate de
la Audiencia de Puerto-Rico ell Sr.
D. Eulogio de Velarde, juez de pri-
mera instancia del distrite de Qua
dalupe de esta capital.-Felicitamos
q la Isla hermana, pues indudable
mente ell Sr. Velarde es m fanciona-
rio pdbllco inteligelte y probo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
MuebIes.
"A. SAN FRANCISCO -

n Er el antigua Y acreslitado alInacen dci
" que suscribe, se ACADIA le recibir na - !
- Iiaeo surtido DE maebles de taias pr0ce-
dencias De gnsto moderno, los qne ss pr0po-
charse, pues, los one necesiten, seguroe - 4, s
por muchos nnevos dep6siios cue reeorrnn. s'rn.
dram q parar Il antique del aiie frmn ar -
excepcionales condolences de ventn : ii In,iiS.
putable superiorided de,los articnlos
Il V ppre QNiricp NaRuap.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
lH0Ia ESPECIAL PARA Glll R lIIll

Diez afios de buen exito; premiado en- las
exposiciones de Barcelona, Madrid, Yiena.
Salamanca, Filadelda, Leon Lingo etc. etc.
Dirigirse 4 los Sres. Andres Estruch &C.
Ronda San Pedro l76, Barcelona, Espals.
hSta. ell Is junio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
INTERSTATE.

Sc necesitan, para un trabajo manual, varios
muchachos d6ciles de buenas costumbres, asi
peninsulares como del pals, en- que pueden ga
mar un buen saiario Dirigirse la Pansdefia
calle de la Luna esquina San Justo de diez
dos. Junfo 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
D0LI3IJ Dl lELIGRAMAS.
sERvICIO ESPECIAL
DO "El Agents" ysl "sslssli"

Londres 10 de Junio,--Los
b,flgaros han quemado diez y
nueve pueblos y cometen afro
cidades con los musulmanes.
Beaconsfield partio para Ber-
IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
A los capitaneS do llpues
AVISO IMP0RTANTE,

me1-syss Cualquier buque que quiera no
LzNfIEo nerse Ia carga en- Sagua In
ssi<ss @sss&5szss-- Grande Isla de Cuba para
condncir azdcar mieles para cualquier puer-
to al Norte de Cabo Hatteras podra dirigirse 8
la Agencia de Mora & c. San Justo donde ae
enterara sn captain de las condolences tipos
de flete.-Junio 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
COLECTA PARA C0vADONGA.

Nontbres y Quotas de las personals Qae han
contribatdo para Ia erection de ua temple
monumental en- COvadonga dedicado d Ia
Virgen Santisima y d la men,oria del
her6ico d. Pelayo, restaurador de Ia
ndcionalidad espdiola.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27

The New York Tribune publishes The fol-
loving statement about II. u. Smith, the
Groenback Democratic Congressman elected
from the Second District
A disfeaneniug story comes from New
England, of which the hero is Mr.. Hezeklah
3. Smith, who has just been elected to Con-
uross by the united efforts of the Democrats
and GreenbackeYs of the Id New Jersey Dis
trict. The sum total of the tale is that Mr..
Smith has one wife in Woodstock, VI, aud
another in smitbvile N. j., where he now re-
Sides and most Of which town he owns. In
lS4G--so runs the narrative-he ran away
from Woodstock, VT, with Miss Verona Eve
line English, aud married her in Boston. The
pair lived happily together until 1860, and
fonr children were born to them. They resld-
ed in Boston and Lowell. In 1850 Smith
bought house for his wife in Woodstock,
and Frequently visited her there AT last he
told her that he had found woman who
would be true to him and he was going to
marry her his first marriage beng Illegal.
This was in 1860. lie gave hera house IN
Woodstock put some money in the bank Tor
her and departed. He now turns up as the
rich owner OF Smithville, and as chief stock
holder of the II. 3. Smith Manufacturing
Company. which makes wood working ma
chipery. He is also proprietor of the Smith
vile WeehaHic of which the New Jersey Mrs.
Smith is editor.
Mr.. Smith has denied to a New York Sun
reporter, that the woman English is his wife.
But his statements in regard to the woman
give corroborative evidence of the truth OF
many of her statements, and lead to the opin-
ion that all of them may be true.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ny Authority
~ opnIN ANpr


A ORDINANCE
TO provide for the paving Of the sidewalks on
both sides Perry street. In the city of Lambertvile,
from Main street to Clinton street.
The inhabitants of the city of Lambertville do
dan;
see 1 That the owners Of lots fronting on Perry
street. between Main street and Clinton street. shall
pave The sidewalks in front Of their respective lots with
IN month after the passage and publication Of this
ordinance.
See , The said pavement shall he laid With good
grade as furnished by the City Surveyor and shall be
hye f5l feet in width measuring one II foot from the
line ofthe street and be sodded from the pavement
distance often (e feet from the line the street
sec b That any pcracn persons neglecting or re-
fusn pave in fron OF their said lot lots direct
ed by this ordinance within tho tine prescribed Il shall
be the duty OF the Street Committee OF The Common
CoHnsIi the To be done al the expense Of
the Of said lot lots and the expense
shan BE lien upen said lot lots. and shall be eoeot-
ed IN the manner prescribed by Act entitled An
Act 10 amend aud revise the charter Of the town OF
Iainbartyiie aud the suppl ment 10 said Act, and the
ordinance Of said city
See. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances
inconsistent with the provisions OF this ordinance be
aud the same hereby repealed and that this
diusuee shall take effect immediately after it's pub-
cation according 10 law.
Pissed Nov. ~. 1873.
JAMES BIRD. President OF Council.
Attest ~ ENs Il. JaISER. city Clerk.
Approved Nov. 20 f~7s.
THO +. sKILLMAN, Mayor.
Nov. %, ls7s.-2t.-Pf's fees, y 90
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cLARK PIERsoM EDITOR.
~ We never supposed that Bob Ingersoll

a. We never supposed that Bob Ingersoll
had we'll balanced mind, brilliant as be is I;
but we did not think he was fool ihat
was lett for Bah himself to demonstrate. And
he has done ii. He states in one of his lect-
ures that he does not believe in furnishing
children, and thinks they ought to be left to
control themselves. He says he leaves 3
pocket book with money in it in a certain
drawer 10 which his children are allowed free
access; and he allows them to eat when they
please, get up when they please and go to bed
when they please. His idea is that it is the
worst kind of tyranny to control or Whip a
child, when you are stronger and have the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27
DEATHS.

HARTPENoE.--N Rosemont. Get s. elarissa Hart
pence, aged "a years, 10 months and p days.
LElGH.AIn Clinton, Nov 49, samuel Leigh, aged SC
ycagsy months and II days.
HINs0N.--Nova near Risgoes Levi Hixon, aged So
years and 10 months.
MYEIss-N Nov. H. at Sandy Ridge, n. j. Mrs Jane Ny
crs, in the saith year OF her age.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27
THE MARKETS.
Lamhortvllle. Nov. 2ol ISIS.
MARRIAGES.

6, by Rev. Fred Bloom, John
Nj Boline, Of sand Brook to Sarah G. Bloom of Ever
itst0wn sister OF the officiating clergyman,
H0FFMA N--CTlA MER NOV. i3, By S. w Roe, .. D.,
w ilson j Holman to Emma, eldest daughter of Ma
thias 6ramer, all ofLchaNon
MCPHERSON -ALpAUGH---Nov. ID. BY, the same
George Mcpherson 70 Mary Alpangh all OF Lebanon
CHI AAfBERLAI --ARNWINf-No 90 by g S. Mott
D4D.. Harlem q, Chamberlain, Esq, Of Pennington
to Lillian l.. Arnwine, ot Baptsttown.
IIWSifA- fsVERIrT Nov. %, by Rev. G.. +. Love,
AbTam L. Lawsha oftlaakertown, 10 Sallie A. Ever
fit, OF Bennington.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27
LIST OF DEPARTMENTS IN GRAND DEPOT,

P-Ready made Clothing for Men,
Youths and Boys.
Q-Glothing Made to Order.
IL Flannels, Muslins, Innings, etc.
S--Furs. Robes, etc.
T-Stationery, Perfumery, etc.
followers, Feathers, Ribbons and
Millinery Goods.
and Misses Dresses, Ladies'
Underwear, etc.
W--Baby Coaches, Toys, Field Games,
etc.
X--Door Mats, Rugs, etc.
Fancy Needle-work, etc.
Y--Chiua and Glassware.
Y l--Silverware.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27

The number OF cigars consumed in this
country last year was / ,0o5, 0GS, 743, being an
average Of foity-two cigars for every man. wo-
man and child. Assuming one-fourth Of tho
population--a very large estimate--aie smok-
eis. each smoker would have 1Gs cigars for
tie year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27

GENTS WANTED-For the best and fastest selling
n Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced SO per
cent NATIONAL PuBLIsHrNa Co.. Phada, Pa
Nov. 6th.-4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27

A-Black and Colored Silks.
B-Mourning Goods.
(-Dress Goods.
D-Ladies' aud Gents Furnishing
Goods.
E--Woolens, Boys Wear and Ladies'
Cloakings, etc.
F-Notions, Jewelry, Fans, etc
G-Linens and House. Furnishing Goods
B--White Goods Laces, Embroideries,
etc.
Upholstery.
K-Shawls, Wrappers, etc.
E.-Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, etc.
R-Hats and Caps.
N-Hosery and Underwear,
O-Boots, Shoes, Rubber Goods, Trunks,
Valises, etc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27

THE search for A. r. stewart's body is go
ing on. butit is now generally acknowledged
That the hope Of its early recovery is very
slight indeed. The police have exhausted
many Of the clewa without result, and good
authority states that in a few days the two or
three remaining ones win have been thorough
~ examined The result viii probably he
that the police will taeilly acknowledge their
inefliciency, and the Stewart estate having
done all it could 10 the cause of justice aud
law, will offer large reward Tor the return Of
the body land no questions asked"
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THE BEST PLACE 7

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MINUTEsT DETAILS.

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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27
How TO GIT GOODS FROM TIIE CITY
CHElPLY And SAFELY.
JOHN WAN x ECR.
GRAND DEPOT
THIRTEENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. s
MAIL IND EXPRESS DEPARTMENT.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

"TOMMY" MADDEN AGAIN.

"rommy" MADDEN, tho notorious sailors' boarding
houso keeper, who mado MS name infamous twcnty
years ago by nis prominence among the class OF men
who ''shanghaicd" scamcn, and who has only ro-
Gently becn discharged from the Trcnton state Prison.
no served years for audscous burglary In
New Jersey, was yesterday arraigncd before Judge
wande, IN tho Tombs Police Court, he plant OF
Walter Hicks. OF Boston, astcward According 70 Hcks'
Story he been stopping at HsJdcns house, No ga
Water street, for nearly three weeks past, awaiting
an opportunity 10 sup Wbilc there lao enough
render hts lear OF Haudcn something rcmsrkaDo.
lie says that no has seen three or our neu locked ~
~ rooms anu beaten savsgciy, 'Dcatcu almost
that Hidden aid not like or Tor "a refusal
10 ship. On one occasion, about week
ago, refused 60 obey somo unrcasop sbc
order VI Hsdicn ana tho latter kicxcd him Dru,ay.
During his sojoura there Hicks missed several arii
clos of clothing from hts ruLK, bu, enough lie ,aw
Archibald lIadaon. q son OF "ivmmy," wearing a
handsome cravat winch he had NILSSON, he arstu
10 make any complaint Yesterday inorniDp, how.
ever, about three O'Clock he MADDEN enicr hrs
room no lay awaso Hts trousers, with $45 IN tno
pocket, were under his pnlow aud haddcn approached
IN hts stocking fcet and TOOK tho trousers away.
Hicks called out, demanding 70 KNOW what he was
ooing. bu' MADDEN replied, ''shut or, you -, or
IN cut your throali"
AFTER arising HICKS made HIS complaint TO Tho police
nns Hadaen and his we're arrested They resisted
the oflccr, who Obliged to display his pistol and
nnay TO summon help before he could effect the ar
rect
yudge wandeI held the father In 81 900 bail and tho
soa IN $500 TO answer Tor trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
L. DELAFIELD SMITHS WILL.

Tho win Of tho iatc n. DcIancd smith was submit
ted probate yesterday at the surrosa,os Office. Ito
gives hts wife Margaret thc place aud farm con-
vcyed by my iashcrn-lsw, tho I,cv. Dr. Gilbert
Morgan, since deceased, at Bradford springs sumter
county, s. o. comprising DO acres OF isud with stvcs
buildings ana iurnuurc.n Ito siso gives 10 hts wo
a number Of family portraits, his mastn Venus and
any oI her progeny. and tho IlDds az Shrewsbury.
N. j. DprsiDe tbrtccn acres; also tho furntarc,
pate, horses ana al personal effects. The REMAINDER
Of ms properly leaves his wifc, sud after
hcr death w his sou Harold, during hts or her lite.
aud until hts Two daughters, Corinnc ana Charlotte
Enphal, become OF ago, when all the family arc 10
snare ana share alike. fhe viii gives power to tho
vile To soil any property, real personal as
may IN their judgment be deemed pest. lie appoints
his wife sole executrx AMI alter doatn n a son N
TO be sole executor The will dated Oc,oper D. 1870