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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17

p1blicos que son del dominic de Ia
prensa en- los Estados- Unidos dom
de ell periodismo estS mds adelanta-
do que entire nosotros nj J,un Sc i'm
ponen este llmite los periodistas ira
tandose de hombres p1blicos buena
prueba de clio es que ahora vienen
los colegas neo-yorquinos cubiertos
de sendos artfculos y correspondent
cias sobre 81 ell celebre pastor protes-
tante Beecher cometio 6 no adulte-
rio con una de sus ovejas cuyo nom-
bre propio Sc ha impreso millares de
veces.
Establecida la teoria de que es dis
cutible 10 que EI Agente quiere po-
ner fuera de discussion, 4 Ia vez que
practicamente econtravienea a este prin-
cipio de impossible realizacion, hare
mos algunas obServaciones 4 su Re
plica.
No hemos celebrado contubernio
alguno con LIZ Prensa, peri01ico de
quien no somos enemigos, como afr
ma N Agente, sino adversarios poll
ticos. La hemos citado para que Sc
convenza el colega de que, siguien-
do ese termino medic que no tiene
aqui sostenedores y que ha sido va
ensayado con NAL exito por otrospe
riodicos, Sc expone encontrarse en-
tre dos fuegos y sin apoyo f; y por
su propio interes sentimos que per-
sista en- su s.stema indefnido de no
inclinarse a ninguno dc los dos par
tidos que NAL 8 bien organizados 8
latentes aquf existen.
Tambien hemos de decir con fran
queza que las alusiones de La Prensa
por nosotros copiadas, no creemos Sc
dirijan al director de Ell Agente que,
en- efecto, no fgur6 en- nuestras gran
des luchas pol(ticas, sino d otro es-
critor mas batallador que, segun de
rdblico Sc dice, forma parte de la re-
daccion de este colega.
Hemos repasado detenidamente
su artlculo del 4, y, releyendole, nos
hemos persuadido mas y mas de que
no solo nos ha imputado ideas de
decentralization administrative sino
otras de distinta indole de que nos
otros, consequences 4 nuestro progra-
ma, tratamos, y ademas todas las
que censuramos en- los amos ante'io-
res, segun Sc We en- las lineas suyas
que copiadas dejamos al principle !;
y como, 10 repetimos, los principles
mas combatidos per nosotros fue-
ron los de 1889 representados aqul
hasta 1874 Por una prensa nu-
merosa, puede atenerse ell cole
ga al primero de nuestros Sparrafos
que cita sin que por ESQ dejemos
de sostener que la decentralization
administrative existio en- Espana mu-
chos siglos antes que tuviese lugar la
revolution francesa.
Els completamente inexacto que
nosotros confesasemos en- nuestro ar
tlculo del 10 haber atacado losnrin-
einios 1elzasnce.r, rr.ograma { l,
como asegura ell colega. Repase
nuestro editorial citado y Sc conven-
cera de SUI error, y notara que no,
uolvemos slno que estamos y hemos
estado siempre en- los principles del
programa polltico de que reproduji-
mos un parrafo. Restanos ahora ana
dir, en- prneba de lealtad, que nunca
estuvimos, sin embargo, de complete
acuerdo con la ley municipal que
existe tan modificada por ell Gobier-
no y que en- breve debera ser reem-
plazada por la que Sc esta actual
mente elaborando en- Madrid.
Hemos conclude.
TIT NONnE C6uOTYvy nrE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
COVADONGA.

Nuestro estimado amigo ell senor
D. Aleiandro Infiesta nos ha remiti-
do $3.50 que para Coyadonga re-
cogio entire ell geLeroso yecindario
de Humacao.
lgllalmentenuestro apreciable ami
go ID. Manuel Fernandez de Ciales,
nos ha enviado S23.57 que recogio
en- aqucl reducido pero religioso We
cindario.
81 en- todos los pueblos tomaran la
iniciativa personas tan celosas de las
g'ofias nacionales como los dos sello-
res nombrados y otros que igualmen-
te Sc han distii guido, Puerto-Rico
fguraria d la cabeza de las provin-
cias que mas han contribuido al tenn
plo monumental de Covadonga.
Aunque el Sr. DR.. d. Manuel Diaz
Caneja, parroco de la Catedral es ell
depositario de los fondos que Sc van
reuniendo para Covadonga, la Di-
reccion del BoLErIN pueden dirigir
las cantidades que recojan 8 con que
desecn contrlbuir las personals admi-
radoras de nuestra patria y religion,
aunque no hayan sido cspecialmente
invitadas, pues nosotros nos encar-
gamos de publican las listas y de en-
tregar los fondos al Sr. Caneja, quien
i su vcz los girard al Sr. Obispo de
Oviedo tan pronto Sc acaben de re-
colectar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17

Segun La Correspondence de Is
paaa, el general Martinez Campos
ha dirigido 1 las tropas que operan
er ei departamento Oriental y Tu-
mas la siguiente alocuclon
" Soldados Vuelven L rom perse
las hostilidades. FL gobierao de 5. NJ,
deseoso de .cortar esta sangrienta
guerra, me autoriz6 para hacer con-
cesiones razonables d nuestros ene-
migos. En- las commandments gene
rales de las Villas, Sancti-Splritus y
Centro, todos estos las han acogido
con j1bilo, porque encierran la pros
peri lad futura de la isla de Cuba :
10 mismo ha sncediio en- Holguin,
Manzani'lo y Bayamo pero 4 las
fuerzas de las T,.nas y 4 las de estas ju-
risdicciones del departamento Orien-
tai, influidas por sus dos jef:s Vicen-
te Garcia y Antonio Maceo, les han
parecido insnficientes. En- obsequio
4 la paz h, prolongado todo 10 posi-
bic las conferencias, y he lido 4 Yer
personalmcnte Il los cabecillas prin-
cipales. que no han sabido estimar
toda la nobleza de nuestros procedi.
mientos. No necesito recomenda-
ros la discipline y la conducta gene
rosa con los primeros bastantes
pruebas habeis dado de moderation
y virtudes militares, para que nj por
un momehto dude de que seguireis
siendo los mismos -Vuestro general
en- jefe, Arsenic Martinez Campos. F"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17
Boletin NIercantil.

No es, pues, diffcil que q yiaje del
conde Schouvaloff hagl cambiar de
aspecto la question de Oriente. AM
bas potencias rivales Sc sienten de-
hiles, la una por carccer de grandes
ejercitos, la otra por estar muy esca-
sa de rechrs IS pecuniarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-17

Segun vemos por una circular del
Sindicato de Ponce, Sc ha acordado
prorrogar el plazo para Ia admission
de billetes del Tesoro para la nego-
ciacion Hermua hasta ell 80 del CO.
rriente.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

sr sAs experts Of October, lsyv. fhd
value Of imports vss bst eS7.oOo, ,eoo,
or t2s. 900, 900 less than tho OK
ports, and e6, 900 less than the in
ports for the corresponding mcath d
's~t year. rStrsds bslancs In faso'
u the Unitsd States. which. for the
sine months s.ding sspsemtsr 80, bad
,rsachsd the sgn Of t2os, 900, 900, ia,
tkersiprs, at t6s, endof October >237,
.o0O, ,oOo, ,.or sq6Al to casa, ,oeo, 900 fol
the year. 1t may be interesting to note
that the domestio exports Of the United
Kingdom for October were valued ai
$50, 900, 600, while the imports vers
Si4S 900, 900, and that for ten months
the exports and imports Of tho iva
countries compare as follows: Exports
British, sSlO, ,000, 900; American, $500,
600, 900; lmports-British, >l,55s, 900,
900; American, 1854. .Ooo. 900. For the
ten months, even in the face Of the
rapidly declining value Of imports, the
trade balance against ths United King
dom is S74s, 600, 900.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

ALL KINDS OF dire oalamities ars pre-
disted with sreturn to specie payments
b. the enemies Of resumption. The
Democrats generally and the Green.
bsckers Join in the same hue and cry
We cannot see that resumption will
make particle OF difference, or bring
with 1t any unsuspeeted changes in
prices or work: Indeed We do not think
there 10 Any possibility Of sush An oc'
currenco. Prices for oil commodities
have for sone time been On gold basis
snd there will be no Jumping mp ~
down In consequence Of return to =
gold or silver basis. There will he tn.
u3ual fluctuations in the prices Of mer-
chandise, but they will be in eonse,
quence Of sth~r causes than fuctua-
items Of our currency. Things hsve for
year or more been tending towards 4
specie basis and the coming event, in
the language Of the stsck market, has
long since been discounted. Nsrch anita
need therefore feel no aprrshensions Of
any kind, on this account, but 60 along
~ usual, certair that resumption will
in the end put business Of ell sorts On
. sounder and more reliable basis.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

fss Dslsxsss. o. che Rsassns urged ssr
. division sf the county, that Of ssour-
Ing increased representation, we con-
slider the most Objectionable, As 1t en-
tirsly ignores the principle Of rspresen-
sation according to population: , Dela-
ware is we'll sdAptsd to District divis-
Ions, q each hhndred could be dis
'trict, and the basis Of one repress1ta-
tive for every I, 900 citizens would y
fair one, prcvidins that each hundred
should have at least one representa-
tive. This would make House of
about IS mem bers, and upon the same
principle the State could be 80 divided
into Senatorial districts that the Senate
could have II members. Ths great
objection formerly to this mode Of rep
resentation was that New Castle county
was Republican in politics and would
rule the State. This objection now,
however, is entirely obliterated through
tho modern mode OF disfranchisements
thst have been put into operation, and
New Castle IL even now 3 more staunch
Democratic county than either Kent or,
Sussex, and even Wilmington, sndsr
the plan, can always be depended upon
for = Democratic delegation. However,
without any appeal to the baser feel,
ings Of politics, We hope our Legislators
will not mutilate the dear, little, old
Diamond State, the Arst to sign tho
Federal coa,paet, but il they really do
want to pass just and eQuitabls laws,
they will givo the people district repre-
sentation according to population as
near ~ possible. .a. 4
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
The Stewart Mystery.

Tho search for Stewart's body seems
to bs attended with tho same baffis1
SUCCESS as attended the search for Char
lie Ross, bat without tho sympathy ex-
presesd everywhere for the lost boy.
Notwithstanding oil that has been said
on the subject, the search for Mr.. Stew
arts body has ended thus far in utter
disappointment. All the supposed
clues have turned cut to be dslusive,
and all .ho persons alleged to have
heea oonoerned in the outrage are now
found 70 have had nothing to do with
it. The asn Glare, upon whom s.rsng
suspicion rested. however guilty he
may BE- Of aklliatisn with burglars,
seens now to be entirely sxsneratsd Of
hazing had anything to Dc with the
dissertation Of Mr.. Ssewarts grave. The
Two burglars first arrested, and upon
whose alleged confsssisns the certain
discovery OF the Stewart remains was
thought to rest, are new held, net as
parties to that crime, but fsr other o.
leases. The wild stories about Dn.
Christian and Douglas have been blown
70 the winds. There is not a particle
Of evidence that Christian has been
seen in New FORK or that he had any
thing to do with the removal OF the
body; willis. Douglas, who was sup
posed to be Christian under an alias, is
now known to be Dr.. B. F. Batch, 0,
pittsburg, Pa, who i. in pursuit OF his
legitimate business. The mystery that
Surrounds tho criminal act is deeper
than svsr.
| ii'hS police and the rnuititudo Of pre-
!iessisnal aud private dstective. are
alike bafied; the increase In tho amount t
II tas rezs-i oEsrad for the recovery
OF tho body Of Mr.. Stewart, coupled
vita tao condition that tbs person.
concerned in the rosb.ry De also arr.st-
ID and convicted, and Announcing thst
tho psynopt Of ths award would be
made proportionate to the nun ber
eos victs.., has bee, Of no avail. Tae
men ere IL hiding, and the body ap-
pears to % sAcrat.d whsre none but
themselves esn Sad it. 1t ia ROW bug
grs tsd hat q row ard bs offered for tie
recovery Of tso body snly, and thst ii
De Increased 20 hLndrsd thsusasd
aollars. Tais, Of oourss, i. Whist .ss
grave robbers are waiting for. Thsy
savS ccaatsd on the anxiety and dis
srass Of Nrn. 3tsw4r. Is working in their
rs'or, and are biding their time. II
jadso Hilton yislds to tho sugssssien,
it 10 clear tina. robbia; tAs graves Of
7@ssoos who &is! rich will hencefsrth
b,eome q lucrative part Of the burglars
Profession.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

As WILL BE SEEN BY our court reports
Mrs. kcCanH and her thYse coniedeY.
ates, kcClain, 0'Donnall and Film,
charged with the murder Of Patrick
Collins, have oil nsen discharged from
Jail, the Grand Jury having failnd tc
find I true bill. This reduces the capi
tai cases pending in court to two, Har.
ley g. Brown and Draper. In al
probability Brown will escape and &c
it saatn. altar all that Draper the col.
or~d nGa may be tho only on. wht
stands any chance Of being hang, Ths
fact that it was only "niggsr" h'
killed will bs in his favor.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

THnRu 10 said to b. secret oatl
bouad association in Italy, nnnber;ss
sevrsl Thousand msm bers each msna BE-
Of which is svoro vhsn his turn cspa~,
to sss>nH to kill tse Kiur. rhrs.
hundred arrests of persons Selssging tt
tia society have bssa nads in koe.
alone. The Throwing Of bombs into roy
aI grocsssioas in Florence ard Pisa
slpcs :bs attempt 70 assasxis.is ths
King at EEplos, would sesE to 10 COZ
srnAtisn 0: tbis report.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
Program gao OF ~ ysg.s

hy Trinit, Choir, Al III. rnrcivg .nr
vice III Trinity Chapel, On f4ass..
giving day.
Opening Auth.-', Let ths p,oyIr
praise The" Q 1ca," By wilitA1 r,r
tor. Thanksgiving d., Can,mle,
"Praise y" tbs Lord;' by Dr.. ".
Hayes "le Dpua" aad "I3b;,4tc;''
by A. $. Sullivan. yy,is .ni Gt,ri,- "
by c. ]. frost. ThaukwjsiA, An.
thsm, "Singing tbs re4o.ra hoa ,~sri
come" by ". II. Gill Hra,us hy D..
Gauntlet and Conrad Eocnpr. fTori ~
BY N. B. Warren /. H. GorAell AMI Or.
". II Walter.
In yesterdays Cabinet meeting Score
tary Evarts announced that the P0rtu
gue9e authorities had placed Charles
W. Angel, the thieving cashier of The
Pullman Palace Car Company, in tho
custody of the Z. 5 Consul at Lisbon,
and, though VIZ have no treaty of ex.
tradition with Portugal, his early re.
turn to this country may be expected. /.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

Fan PHILADELPHIA North 4 merican
taat usually sound and reliable paper,
10 AT article on the general busines,
oatlook, says tha. if Congress Was over
arc could not inset again before DE-
conher year distant, commerce would
Nc free rom tariff tinkering, free rom
currency experiments, free from all
thrcsts against the banking system,
res rom adventurous quacks Of all
kinds, and the long expected develop
mem OF enterprise might appear. Cur
own belief, however, about this said
2plrit is that it depends in large
measure upon tho revival Of foreign
immigration on . largs acsle, tho re-
Tival Of correspondiag movement of
domestic emigration, tho general activ-
ity Of American capital in the develop
ment Of the resources OF all parts Of our
new Investments. One Of these nfiu-
ences will not be sufficient to produce
general prosperity, but sll Of them
working concurrently cannot fail to
produce that result. The contraction
that is driving so much banking and
insurance capital out Of business would
cease at once these agencies Of enter
prise were all cooperative now. Forty
nav ocean steamship lines and a hun
dred new railroads would fail to renew
the prosperity of the country unless
the above mentioned agencies we're all
at work at the same time.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

AD-Sals Of tickets At @. r. Thonss l. Cos,
10 extra charge for ssats secnyrA ~ alvAass
Almissioa, y csats, aatierr ~ esnts. .
nv2e-N .4. ,H
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

A5oTEE9 APPALLING OCsAs iisAste-
hss 70 be reluctantly recorded in tb,
sinking o. tns steamship Pm~rsnia, a~d
yot taese 10 oauss for rsjsicisg tHat tb .
lsbs OF lif. is not - lssss a. il aish,
have hsrn. That ITO persona out o.
40 on board wsrs ssv.d 10 etesrly dus,
in > srsns dssrot, 20 tbs bravery asd
dsvetiea to duty Of th- C. s.sis .r ID.
stramshi9. Additional dats,is will ~
n.oes,ayy in ordsr ts AZ dcastss!y IL.
responsibility for tas accident.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
TasnAs N. wrEn,s ,,,,

vTaSMAs n. wrER,A
REV PHICE LIST
Sugars a. low - Q eAnts white Sugar at
& cests, q caas Of Tomatoes, hrst class, Is cts
2 cans Of Table Peaches. 20 cts.; 1ks Of Honey,
% cts; 8 slasses Of Jeliey. 26 cts.; 3ns Prunss,
as sta; ms OF P1una, u eta. ans of Mince
Meat, % cts; Afhs OF A Batter, H eta; 7As
psaled Peaches. d sta; Sks Of Peaches, haises,
d cts; bhs oi New feashss, 9aartsrs. % cts. |;
Pumpkins, 10 cts: Z eAas Dassrs Corn, 10 ets /;
Sardines. 1os's; 3As nae new EsisIls. u ets, |;
Ans Of Currants, Aew, = etc.; CitroS, new, rsr
n, 20 sts.; 3Ns lead Fruit Cake, NJ cts; 4Aa
Coffee Cakes, ~ cts; Nsss-ooss. rsr , - ets !;
aNs Soda Crscssrs. H sts., SIS " oystet
Cranhers, ~ cts,; sAs Oat Meal, y eta; tAs
Sliced Ar2iea. = ea. tfooA Arpise. per b,
sts; AZ New Riss, - "a; ~ kffsllsst
Cheers, n sts.; Fseshsrrtss, I cts; FrsssA
Peas Ia ets. Per eSs; Preserved Fias Asrlss,
u sts. b Ssw Fsatnyb eta = a.. NJ.
Peas eta, psr a.; SPLIT Fsssass. r-y st; ~
CorA Stareh, - ets; SAs gssd $tsrrh - ets.;
Chow Chow asl psrksls u sts bsttts Tss
Pert Cstssp 10 the world - etc. ssilss:vcod
Solid Pltfed Bsttar for fSnily use. D cts. .
b. All tns esst SyYups - low - sss -
eousht saA Ssap the saUa W ssvs hsS .
sres run on oar 10 cent Csfs--gi,s II trial
Oar Fissr IA - esod nd ~ low Va vapt all ~
yivsit . trsf 1t 90 ~, barrel !; II eas't ~
hSs, Gesd Corn 3 eta. par sss; Wsesiag
cryrtsl, ibess. . Cos; ass lnsh Duies u sts.
ccasu ~ Ma,se' sr.st for s.v.iss.
rHns. N. HiE2, lzS AAtkst s,r>sa, WI
stsytos. Del. svlkiA
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
Tho e!cat Variety Stor
-LDF-
Az A N q g. n II O TNER.
500 MARKET ST. sos

LAnsRAy, vASIsp yrocx or
FRY GOODS, TRiN"INGS,
HOJIEkY AND NOTIONS,
- Bg0TS AND SHOES.
Gg6rKERUAsE. rfNRARE.
GLASSWARE, GARPE rs, RIGS,
fhoot TAhLEs, STAIR OIL CLOrHS
TdBLR AND POCKET
CUTLERY, SPOONS
rTs hsSonTaYNT %
CHi!TA AVE CLASS IASES,
FIGURES CDPs and SAUrEaS
sABY ChhRiAGES IN LARGE VARITiE,
Doll Csrriayes, Boys Vei0cepedes, Express and
Goat Wagons, FheelbdrroUs.
ALSO THE LAsdMsT VARIETY on
Wa9, China and Patent Dolls IN N, Stat. -
Crs9re, Bare Balls snk Bats.
fATchnsers 'sot.ld ind il TO their odpaxtASe TO
ipe US a coll and e1!m'ne our variety ef goods
. Ue can snd ell sell wsth the cheaoest
ADAMS l. BEuTHER.
sos MARET STREET,
Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

On AccorSr or Thsnksgivin. to 1,o,.
row, ih"rs will bs NJ pap.r issu.I f-oN
this o1ce, and va hope taat tho u.nAl
G'otAurs enjoyed in r-liing thA EArrs
LioAa will bH more than msds up ~
or Thousands of p4tr0nsip th~ .ajoy.
nlen: OF thsir Thanksgiving f,stivi.ies
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

The VALUE OF DOMESTIC exports dur
ing the month of O ctober reaches the
extraordinary total of $65, 900, 900,
showing an increase of six millions ov-
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27
RAnpLr AsrsopY .xpsrts tsss VI,

aAHpLT AsrsoDY .xpsess tsas Va
cent ard NsrcoEb, tbs would b- nur
dsrsrs Of Jseass Jon-a will =, csavirtad
OF any efias in Delaware, u. Joon wAs
snly g 'Ai.gef" any hov. 1t i. thenEG.
now that Josrs may possibly gst clear
ALSO
Daily Republican., 1878-11-27

CLEaE Adams of the y. =. Houss sr
aspr 'Ssntsti'rs, ssya Lha: Ei. s.-s,usi
coun. siyM tho DsaOcrats . eis,r MA.
j0rity Of three over ali pDss.slS eosla.
."nrjrs for the orgaai44t.sa o. tas
HOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-03
MASONIC APPEAL.

A large meeting of the Grand Officers of the
Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons Of the State
Of EewYor District Deputies residing in this vicinity
and nearly all the Masters of Lodges in this city was
held last night in the Grand Lodge Rcom Masonic Tenn
ole at rwenty-thiri-st aud sxthsYe, to take action
for the relief OF the Southern sufferers Deputy Grand
Master Charles Roome caiedo the chair' and Wor
shpul Brother George Van Yeet chosen secretary
Deputy Grand Master Roome read the following address
from Grand Master Edmund L. Juson addressed TO the
Worsipful Masters and Brethren OF the Lodges OF Free
and Accepted Masons In the State OF NewYork:
BRETHREN address you IN behalf Of those who are
stricken by dsease-the victims OF plag % unprece-
dented In severity. At THIS moment nunoreos 81 our
destitute appeal TO for that aid which even II ~
fails the fatal result, may az least serve 10
Mason No language Of mine add strength 10 TINS
appeal even humanity nsttnotvey hastens 10
prefer the relief required. We WhOare linked togetheT
by ndlssoluoc chain q sincere aieeu9, must Aes
promptly. We are enjoying the blessings o.
health aud the manifold comforts with when Elnu
Providence has surrounded Our southern brethIeh
with their loved Ones Frustrated by feVer they arc
suffering, only for the want OF that care which ale
yiates PAIN also for the necesearles OF ire
address those who have never yet permitted DrOtheT
love lie dormant when suffering ana sorrow appeaeu
to them for sympathy and AID. Always FOREMOST mere
tOfOre in alternating the distress OF th6f Ofelhreu,
wheresOever dispersed, the fraternity OF the empire
State will, feel assured act with their accustomed
eraly in this emergency Contributions should -
made available Immediately, aud can DO reitted 70 X
w. Gregory Satterlee Grand Treasurer at Masonic Ie
pie NewYOrk City, who Will, under the direction OI tno
Grand Master transmit them 10 the proper authorities
for distribution.
Brief addresses were made by Deputy Grand Master
RoOme Grand Master Judson and Past Grand Master
Ewood L. Thorne subscription list was then started
and headed by " Bro Benjamin. behalf OF Holland
Lodge with 800. Before tue meeting adjourned Sl'OoO
" sIbscribed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-03
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, II. l., Sept 1.-The first day OF
Fall has been unusually warm and ntry. and during
the morning there small shower but IL did not
prevent large attendance ut the fashionable churches
The pulpit Of Central Baptist Church this afternoon
was occupied by the Rev. A. K. Potter OF Springfield
Mass The Rector OF ~. DartholomeW's Church. Now
York the Rev DR.. Cooke preached at All Saints Chapel
at tho morning service, aud the Rev. Dr. BattershAll
Rector Of st. Peters Church at Albany preached tho
sermon at the afternoon service The Row. l. W. Will
mart OF Philadelphia, OBLIGATED at the First Baptist
Church
There arc on board the three English ships l.0s4
mop oil told. The feet will sail for Halifax, September
TO- Before their departure aba VIII DO given on board
OF the flagship.
Admiral Ingieheld will Walt the public schools OF
Newport during the present week
The hop the Ocean House last night was great sue
cess hundred OF the cottagors being present.
together with the English Admiral and bis officers
Congressman Acklon, Of Louisiana, dong al he can
here TO aid the yellow sufferers The price OF the
tickets for the ball to be given at tho Ocean House In
their behalf on Wednesday evening is FIVE dollars and
1t is expected that large SUN will be obtained from
their sale.
Congressman willis and wife, OF Hew-York. took tea
on board OF tho Bellerophon with Admiral Inglefied
this evening They were accompanied by Mrs. Godfrey
HRS. Willisb sister.
Hotel arrivals include;
Ocean HOuse-E, j. Charlton, MOntrcali c. Lewen-