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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-19
MUEBLES BARATOS.

En- Ia Gale de la Luna ntm 7S. altos, ga
venden un tocador, una CANA otros niue
bles en- buen estado deuso ybaratos SIS
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Now York.

NEw YoRK, November l2-cotton quiet
at llXal2c; futures steady. Flour heavy;
receipts, 1900 barrels; supsrfine western and
State 81 50a5 90; common To good IS 15a5 40;
good TO choice, IS 60a7 Is: white wheat extra,
3 1Saf 2S; extra OHIO, IS anaI 50; st. Louis
= 4Oas co.; Minnesota patent, 81 00ns 50,
Wheat steady; receipts, $4,000 bushels: I'M
graded spring 81 2la1 % No. spring, 81 q
al . No, 2 Chicago 81 g; ungraded winter
winter 81 sal s95i; Gngraded amber Al sls
! sSf; No. 2 amber, 81 35Ifa SG{; No. /.
81 38If; ungraded white 81 Is l<aI aaJf: No,
., 81 50; No. /, sales 1900 bushels at 81 81
] 81; December, sales 2ss, 900 bushels al ri b
al 40; January, sales 90 900 bushels at 81 42h
IL AK. Rye quiet; No, 2 western SIC. Corn
light trade; receipts, 81, 900 bushels; ungtaded
Sc; No. 2, So 1iA5sc; yellow western 60sfOKc
mo. ., November, 6skci December, 60Xc
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these declarations without juStihablC
cause, and they were Of O nature tending
10 injure the plaintiff, then he would have
malice In law. Il would be NO excuse fol
him that he bellevedit to be his duty,-il
he did utter what Il ID effect unjustihable
what Is injurious 10 this plaintiff that
he had an idea that his ecclesiastical au.
thority authorized him 10 do 1t. There Is
no ecclesiastical authority 10 be recognized
under our government which allows q
wanton and unreasonable interference
with mans private business, not con.
nected with the church from which he has
been accommodated. Our institutions
and our law recognize no such power. The
church may excommunicate him, but
they must not pursue him further
and interfere with his private bust.
ness. II they do that they do q
wrongful oct. II is no justification for
such acts that he has been excommuni.
Gated from the church. In other words,
our laws do not allow any ecclesiastical
authority 10 inteTdiCt o man from pursu.
ing his ordinary business, or prevent even
the members Of the same denomination
from which be has been communicated
w ASA4 VIII ulLu. tAm ubpuotu " Eule,
so far as this Is concerned, q matter which
is not wholly free from doubt, that II the
defendant only forbade the customers OF
this man from employing him TO bring
them TO church to take some part in the
proceedings aud Offices OF the church,
then the plaintiff cannot recover. In
short, there must be threats, threats ut.
tered to the customers Of the plaintiff;
these threats must have been uttered
maliciously In fact or in law, they must
have taken effect and prevented the Gus.
toners Of the plaintiff from employing
him, and 50 they must have had an effect
to injure the plaintiff in his lawful and
laudable business. II the defendant did
all these things, the plaintiff is entitled to
recover.
A long list of desired rulings was offered
70 the court by Mr.. Knowlton Tor the de.
Tense, but all but one werA declined. That
was that intent 10 injure the plaintiffs
business must be shown. In response to
one OF them, Judge Bacon took occasion to
reiterate that II any ecclesiastical author.
Ity In this country undertakes to interfere |
with mans business, after he has been |
accommodated, il Is q wrongful act. No
matter what his intent Is, that Is no JUST.
ication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

January, 6lNc. Oats quiet; receipts $4,000
bushels; western mixed ~ jfal4c; white west
Hops, demand fair and market Arm. Coffee
steady. Sugar strong; fair to good reliRine
ea9kc. MolASes quiet and unchanged. Rice
steady and In fair demand. TalloW dim Al
7ka7Hc. Rosin dull at 81 rs. Turpantine
dull OF 3ec Eggs strong at l9a2l kc. Leather,
demand fair and market firm hemlock sole
26a2ac. WOOL strong; domestic fleece 36a60c
pulled 26a60c; unwashed $50; Texas I7aS5c,
Pork quiet; mess SO 76all 90. Beef Arm,
Cut meats quiet and frm; fierce 90 90: short
clear 70 Is. Lard strong; prime steam 81 lax
a. Is. Butter dull: western 1sa8sc Cheese
nomlnAlly unchanged Whisky nominal at
t116.
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PalLApEtPaIA. November IL - Flour-In
limited demand western extra s 12H; Min
nesota extra family. medium, So Is; choice
y %; fancy % 90; Minnesota patent Is 7oa
500. Rye Flour-unchanged. Wheat-Dull;
rejected 81 2Sai 80 No. 2 red, elevator, 81 SIJS
o. W No. red, spot aud November, 81 SS]{
al 81 December Il $sJtaI 49, January 81 Il X
! 43. Corn-pull; low mixed, track, 56c;
high mixed 61a5Sc; yellow 67IKia6ss; sail,
mixed spot and November, 65{e bid; $50
asked: December SIC bid; 67lc asked; Janu.
airy DC bid 5S4c asked. Oats-Dpll: re.
Jected 40ci white western I2a4S><c. Proyi.
sions-Ftrmer, Mess Beet-At l2JSc, Pork
Mes al 81? 0Oal2 80. Hams Smoked 9ka
lO'lc; picked saSHc. I.ard-At 7I<a7Xc
Butter-Quiet but firm; creamery extra STa
4Oc; New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra Ha3Sci Western Reserve extra 3a20c
good 70 choice 22a25c, Baseball; western
haze. Cheese-Dull; creamery r. Sa1Sc; good
llal2c. Whisky-Firm Ut 81 L.
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BALTIMORE, November l2.-Flour-Dull,
western supertine, q SOFAS Is; do extra, IS 4
a8 .; do family, 90 6Oa7 Is, Wheat1West.
EN- lower; No. 2 western winter red, spot and
November 81 Slal SIX; December ii 5SJia
l sk JaRuary 81 43al 4SX. Corn-Wess.
ern higher and steady; western mixed, spot
51Ic; steamer no offerings, Oats Ouiet !.
western white 43aI4c; do mixed 41aSI jSc :
pennsylvania 43a44c. Rye-Quiet az SsagOc
hay-steady; brine 70 choice Pennsylvania
80 OCal6 20. Professionalism; active lob.
bling demand. Mess Pork-At tll 50, Bulk
Meats-L3ose, no offerings {; do packed should.
es I ~; clear nib sides exc. Baeon-should.
e. % clear rtb sides. Skc Hams-At lOa
Tic. Lard-At Ike. Butter-Actiye: prime
Q choice western packed and roll at 25aSOc.
Eggs-steady at 9Oa22c. CoiEee-Qpiet; Ria
ca5goes lialIAc. sugar-Steady: A soft lOX
alOHc. Whisky-Quieta at 81 i2I, ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

New Cumberland Independent.
In ride through the upper end of this
county last week, never saw finer
promise Of bountiful harvest. Without
q single exception the wheat fields look
well. And notwithstanding the cry Of
dry weather and short crops, the ground
is well covered with whoat,
Tho farmers OF Grant deserve great
credit for the improvements they have
made upon their farms within the last ten
years. Everywhere the lands are we'll
covered with grass and stocked with sheep
and cattle. Many good farm houses have
been erected, andnot the least oommenda,
BILE improvement, Is the recent building OF
several new aud neat school houses.
In all these school houses we saw
crowds OF happy young America. prepar-
ing for usefulness at home, and good citi-
zenship in the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

ToLEDo, November l2-Wheat firner. am.
per Michigan, spot and November. 81 BIZ.
No 2 red winter, spot, 81 2IH: NHvemher.
y 2lE; December 81 II: January a 9iW !.
No. D. q N. red 81 2lIf; No. 2 amber iii
nos 81 e: Corn steady; high mixed new
42c; NO. spot, 441c; new, 4IXc: M
white, new, &c: rejected new, So. Oats
steady; No. 9 3okc; Clover seed oniet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

GrsctHshTL November l2-Cotton-stronv
atIi%c' FlouI;-EaSier at S 76a8 50. Wheat
1pnli demand mostly for consumption al
o. 9a4 -. Corn-Eirm and unchanged.
Sss No. 2, sSa3Ic. Barley Quiet
anu 1nl unchanged; PoFk-Dull and nominal.
tSa a and unchanged. Bulk Meats and
nIES0onM-Nominally unchanged. Green Meats
m ,anI S1 20 o6 nominal. Whisky-In fair de-
Linseed 0il-Firm and UNCHANGED ~ w.
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nhinnrn I,n,,,an...

Journal reports: ''t'
JIG Ha6o9s-Esceipts 5000 head; shipments
1850 head. Market dull, tame and Ia lover
except for choice, closing with rood many
lelt over; mixed packing s. 40as 60; choice
oCGATrIE-Rsceipts $500 head; shipment,
D0O head. Pens full and trade almost nj a
stand'sttll; shipping IS 30a4 IS. Chiefly g so
"a w; butchers dragged at 81 00I2 so: west.
en- g weak and unsaleable at s. 6Oc3 Is Texans
s5EEr-R Receipts l,4oo head; shipments 800
mead. shipping nominal; butchers bidding
lower; at - 00a3 so. >'e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
New York biz aoodn lInrl,.,.

NEW YoRK, Noyember12.-Cotton goods in
aftiye demand. land several makes ducks,
p pcss eotset Jeans, &c, were advanced today
a brown ana oleached cottons scarce and very
t H,,n win ana an upward look; Prints more &C.
f Hei an Mg inghams and dress goods doing
quest and very firm. Flannels and 5IonLsts
in steady demand at tho late advance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
New York Metal Marie,

NEW foRK, November 12.-Manufaetured
copper quiet but steady; new sheetin" sSS ~ ~
ingot LAKE 81 00a21 Is. Pig Iron dulf: Scotcb
VI 5oa2s 90; American SIS OOa2S 90: RnSS;a
sneathing Sls IS. Nails. cut s. 8Oas Is: cIinch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
National Ban. CIrcnInIlon.

The following statement by the Con.
troller of the Currency shows by States
tho amount Of National Bank circulation
Issued and the amount Of legal.tender
notes deposited in the United States
Treasury to retire National Bank note cir
culatiOn, from June 20, 1874, to November
l, 1879:
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y; NEW ORLEANS, November l2.-CofEee-pull.
NO cargoes ordinary to prime l4aI7Xc. an.
gar-In, good demand at full prices. inferior
70 good common 61Ia7c; common to 9ood
common IHasc; yellow clarified 9ISc, Wo.
laSSes-In good demand but lower
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
Cincinnati HOE 1Tnrl,o,

GTNcTSSATr, November Radioactive.
a o. and lower; common s. soa3 10; light
- 4oaS ~: packing s. 50aS 20; butchers
gsaaes IS IOSS 10 receipts $500 head; ship
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

Bos1oS, November 12-Woo1-Excited
Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio. 45a4sc: Mich.
igan combing aud delaines fleeces 45aS9c.
pulled woods 40a55c. ~ sS'9 1''''"''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
New Orleans Cotton STo.,.,

NEw ORLEANS November l2.-Cotton-1r.
regGiaF; midditng llHe; low do 117Ec; good
ordinary 4hc. Net receipts 1902 bales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

The market to-day has been one OF the
slowest and hardest OF the season. Buyers
were very slow In operating in view OF the
low Eastern markets. The quality was gen.
orally Indifferent, consisting very Largely OF
stockeFs, few good top Cattle being among the
Offerings. The decline on tops was &c, and on
common butchers Cattle about the same; but
stosEers and tho lowest grades wereof NaKc,
per 100 lbs OS'' "
-. Much Cows-Trede is not active. Prices
SO 00a45 90 per head. NS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

The supply Is quite full this week, and con.
siderable in excess Of the demand, which Is
reported very slow In nearly all The yards.
The quality, Is generally fully as good as Il
was last week. Prices arc Off fully Xc, rang.
ing from * 70 SIC, few selling 1t The latter
price, most sales being made at 6[a5SIc.
rHEsHEEr MARKET.
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rHEsaIEr NARxEr

The market for sheep Is extremely slow.
trade being wholly confined TO supplying the
wants Of our home butchers, who are mot buy.
Ing very freely. There are no Eastern buyers,
the prices, being a they say, too high for them.
The quality OF the offerings Is fully as good as
u Wss lat week. Quotations: Sheep SalXc;
lalabs Sai9tci stock Sleeps 60a26o per head,
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Easy Government Bead, Higher,
Remarkable nay in the History ofstoens
"A Boom In EVeEything-HIEh
eat Point Ever Attained
Reached Yesterday.
Kew York MONEY ana Stocks.

New YoRK, November l2-MoNRY-Market
easy ct Sal per cent, closing at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Cal per cent ster-
ling exchange dull at SlsOX. Sight exchange
y a %; and x higher for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Mine dspartnsnh Of study; ts1t.booka furnished
At cost; calendar arranged % suit teachers; a.
iarIGn, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep.
tembeF ID, lS7D. ~
S.SFor catalogues and other Information apply
To the PrtlIdsnt, J. u. Thompson, AorTAntOwE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing TO the increased demand and the i'm.
u.ua popularity of the above celebrated
rod,, some dealers are selling inferior to-
aun and representing them as the "Gloryn
hand. Iclaim the "Glory" as my exclusive
rsismark in this market for plug tobacco,
nj no one has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has
rd tag with the word "GLoRr" upon it and
Hole other is genuine, as 1t is positively sold
Under no other brand IN this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
ArGrsr ., 1879. aug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

The arrivals OF cattle during the week
amounted 70 574l head, against 1909 Inst
week " and sos head the corresponding week
Oh last yea, and tho sales during the week
an n 70 S,048 head, against S,957 last
week W. and Sr245 head the corresponding week
~ ISL
To Eastern sHsculatofs "a
10 washington City dealers
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7II
sJHPp A"u see. 6OI7
=" IS4
Total -
ne quotations given IN our live stock resorts
W. o. the retail market, except when otherwise
stated -
PRICES OF BEER CATTLE AT THE MARKET THIS
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c 10 10 on saturday night mas no connection ioi
on r II man. Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Can
80 eonrSstCnA are made for all points south and
rSbIa rSt. GoEth 400 Northwest making this desi.
Gue route Tor colonlEtS and peaopg fnoyinr n ~
Fe~' vest and TO whom particular attention 4 Siysn
W, WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
"eeI ~ N. 1.6Dp In
1rt1delPhlA Accommodation,
HUm m. 500 D, nj.
nia !ckeu 70 AZ principal paints on ale Al Deuot
oTee open at all hou0 during the dGy. O'fO''
Information TO the travelling public sisetulIv slr.p
pr nrr,r- ": N. CLEMENTS, n, OFT.
Z; !; DEVRIEs, GGn'l Agent wheeling
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LOTTERIES.

Authorized BY the Commonwealth Of Ky.
- 18th -
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MARILAND LIVE SrOcK scALRs. !
MONDAY, November 10, IS19,
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.LcEIPrs EoR We MrRr
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The Management call attention 70 the gr,nd oppor-
tunlty presented d obtaining for only S2anyOI
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES;
soGool1oO Pr1oa 500 each $40 900
PIiIe.,..,..,,-... lQ000laO PrtIeJ 50 eAoh 1000
PriEo,.....~.,r.. 6,000l60 Prizes % each 1900
g Prizes 90 each 1000 1000 Prizes 10 each 10000
% Prizes 800 each l0,O00
Prizes $500 each approximation priSos...... 400
Prizes 100 each, =" ,,,.,..,, 1900
Prizes 100 each, ......... 900
1850 Prizes. SlI2, 100
"a Tickets, ESQ. % Tickets, 800,
Al applications for club rates HhOuId b made to the
home othee.
Full Isl Of dnvug published in IOuIavllls Courier
Journal and New York Herald, and mailed to all
aekot holdeEa.
For tIekets and information address only
Z. y; C0MMERP0RD, tcourisr-Joainal B1d'el
Louisville, ny. eco
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Tho wheat Crop Up in Hancock.

Total,.... .................,sS, sss,O6o s9i0Is5s
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FINANCIAL,

Money received on dspoEit.
interest PAID on special depodti.
neS and fidelity.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
A CLEVER INTERPRETER.
From The Telegraph.


Some time ago the Sultan OF Morocco sent
special Ambassy to the German Emperor, charged
with the delivery of elaborate compliments and
costly gifts from Sid Muley Hassan to bis
" good brother" William. The ENJOYS
ceiyed by his Majesty IN the large drawing-room
and their chief. white-bearded Arab, heavily laden
with years and ntrmities, was requested by the
venerable Kaiser to be seated dIyan IN front or
which the Emperor himself and the Grand Duchess
of Baden stood throughout the interview convers-
ing with His Excellency by aid of an Interpreter.
It appears that the Ambassador, wholly uDpre-
pared with answers to the questions upon general
topics put ia him by the Emperor more than once,
in his extreme perplexity, refrained alto
geiher from replying to them, or at best
mutered some inarticulete sounds, which tbe
Armenian interpreter rendered according to the
promptings of his own imagination. Fearing,
however, that the Emperor would notice the
Ambassadors unnatural reticence and perhaps
regard Ii as breach of courtesy, the Interpreter
presently exhorted his Exceency in the Arabic
ton should be put to him. If you cannot think
of anything else, recite list your live stock. and
will deliver the necessary answers to His MaJestys
mterroea, ,ories as best mayw
70 this suggestion the Ambassador grayely bent
bis head in sign of acquiesccnce, and the further
carried on upon the willy ArmeDians
plan The Emperor |" How do you ike
the people of Berlin I" The Ambassador: 1.-Two
hundred stations, more asses than can count,
The Interpreter: " His Excellency says, your
Majesty. that the Berlincse, on the whole pleas
him very well; they amiable and indus
trious their wives are beautiful and virtuous"
Tho Emperor expressed himself as highly gratited
that his subjects had made favorable an impress
Mission with the greatest distinction during its So
iourn at his Court
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07

the time dip them into melted butter. put IN
pan and bake. The butter keeps them from stick
ing to each other. When about half done brush
them over with milk and dust sugar over them. A
part of them NAV 10 flattened with the rolling-pIn
and folded over with a raisin In the folds. These
bake very quickly and must not be overdone.
Pans the size of brick preferred TO any larger
than thar. The true Vienna bread-loaf is never
larger than an orange. and the favorte French loaf
is yard long, but not thicker or wider than an
orange. This size permits quick baking with the
formation Of delicate cuir-coored crust. Delicate
bread cannot be made in large loaves, and those
hous ,keepers who use the same pan to bake their
bread in that for baking huge meat Joint or
a roast turkey cannot expect to have dainty bread.
Very much depends on the baking of the bread the
oven must be Just hot enough to stop ,hc process of
fermentation. and not so hot az bind tho loaf
with firm crust before it has expanded to just tn
raht sizo The heat should be less during tho first
half of the baking than during the FIRST half. never
greater. AT every process OfSbread-makinG skill
and Judgment requisite. from the time the Yeast
is stirred INTO tho flourt the loaf baked and cooled
outside tho pan nicely pub in its receptacle
"a sweet tin box earthen jar tightly coyered-in
a cool, dry place.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
BOOK ABOUT HADES-WITH ILLUSiRA-
TONS TAKEN ON THE SPOE
From The london 7,l,arnph.


Few OF the great European collections of paint
ipgs are forlorn of works illustrating the tOpo
graphy and architecture of Ilades, AS sketched out
IN Dante's immortal verse. Society, however has
hitherto yearne IN vain for any authentic descrip-
ton OF his Satanic MaJcsty's dOminions, illustrated
by drawings executed Oh the spot; and II has been
reserved for Professor Leuchn, of Moscow. to fill
up this hiatus by q work which he has Just pub
listed, under the title of The Mysteries of He'll
and its Inhabitants "a folio volume enriched by
seventy photographs. Some OF these are portraits
of the leading native celebrities, while Others re-
produce the processes of torment most in vogue
amongst the present administrators OF the Tar
tarean penal code. In his preface TO this remark
able book, the learned professor gravelv remarks !:
We have heretofore only been able, by the ala OF
conjecture, 10 arrive at dim apprehension OF
the tortures that await IN the subterranean
realm; but have at last after protracted and all
but superhuman eXertiOns, succeeded III throwing
light upon all tins more less vague information.
and IN producing an absolutely authentic descnp-
ton OF Hell and It's inhabitants. Seventy striking
original photographs of eminent internal De isOn-
ages and faithful deplctment of the Last Judg-
ment will be found to represent completely and ex-
haustiye.y all those phenomena which have hitherto
proved lnsOlubly enigmatIea to humanity at large"
1t To be regretted that the Professor should have
preserved "A SphynXIan silence respecting the details
OF has journey the lower regions aud of the visits
he must have paid to the dlabOlcal digntarirs WHO
amlably permitted him TO photograph their ex-
pressive lIneaments. In enabling us. however, TO
contemplate undOubted likenesses OF Lucifcr, Ash
tarOth, BeeZebub and sundTy other distinguished
characters of the same class, Professor Leucin has
established a clam to our lasting gratitude
New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
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4 COLORADO FAMILY.

From "A Ladys LIs IN the Rocky MountafnI"
Chalmers came from Illinois nine years ago, pro-
nounced by the doctors 10 be far gone ID consump-
tion, and in two years he was strong. They are
queer family. Its head is TALL gaunt lean and rag
ged. and has lost one eye. He is slightly intelligent.
very opnionated and wishes to be thought well-ln-
formed which he Is not. His great boast that his
ancestors Scottish Covenanters. He considers
himself profound theologan, and by the pine logs
at night dlscourses to me on the mysteries OF the
eternal counsels and the Divine decrees Colorado.
with It's progress and Its future. is also constant
theme. He hates England with a bitter hatred.
and regards any illusions which l make to the
progress OF Victoria personal insult. lie trusts
to live to see the downfall OF the British
monarchy and the disinteRration or the EN-
piro He is very fond of talking. ami asks me
great deal about my travels but II speak favor
ably of the climate resources OF any otner couh-
try, he regards it a sur on Colorado. MIS-. Z: Is
lean clean, toothless. and speaks IN piping, avs
cOntented voice. which seems to convey personal
reproach. All her waking hours are spent III large
sun bonnet. She is never idle Tor one minute, IS
severe anu hard, and dispises everything but WORK.
The family consists of grown-up sou, shlItleSs,
melancholy looking youth, who possibly pines LOT
"A wider life; a girl OF sixteen, sour repelleh'-
looking creature. with as much manners as pig
ana three hard. unchildiike younger children. 10y
the whole family all courtesy and genteness OF act
or speech seem regarded as works of the flesh" u
not of the devil" ms hard gierd anu
the exclusive pursuit of gain, with the indifference
to ali which does not AID in It's acquisition, are eat
ing up family love and life thrOug ghout the West.