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RELIGIOUS HARNONY.

The congregation of the Second Baptist
Church IN II. Louis has been worshppmg for several
months past the Hebrew Temple their structure
having been destroyed by fire. Tuey occupied the
Temple by invitation rom the Rabbi and this evidence
OF federation widely commented on at the time.
The Bapsts have now rebuilt their church, and two
weeks ago they extended cordial invitation to the
Rabbi and his congregation to unite with them in their
last service at the Temple. The invitation accepted
an immense congregation filed every part of the Temple
special order OF service, combining the jewish with
the Baptist observed Resolutions thanks the
Rabbi aud ns people passed and the pastor closed
his remarks as follows, addressing the Rabbi " My
brother, love you. MY people love you. My people
love your people. We respect YOU than language
can express. pray fOl the peace of Jerusalem, and
say peace be with you" But ali is not peace. The
other Baptist ministers in st. Louis five m number,
have published vigorous protest against the JOINT ser
vice. "in view" they say, d" of the many utterances
and of Brother Boyd during his pastorate ST.
LOuIs ii not ~ direct violation o the ltn ana practice
OF the New Testament ~ Understood by the dcHOmina-
tiOn OF which he Il a member, yet eGuiyOral and
doubtful To make himself constantly misunderstood"
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ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHNGToN, July 1O.-Captain p. NJ.
Tbomr the 22l Infantry. Is Transferred from Com
pany ID to Company Of that regiment Second Leu
tenant H. W. Doudy recently appointed In the l7th In
fantry, apd assigned to Company f. transferred To
Company of that regiment place Of Second Leuten-
ant A. l.. fitzpatrick, transferred to Con pany t. Leave
fOI four months Is granted ~ Surgeon Z. l.. Mann.
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ACCIDENT AT A FIRE.

A fire occurred at 1870 II. IN. Thursday on
the fourth floor OF the building nc No. 205 West Nine
tecnth-s occupied by ORely, Kelly FOgarty
reotiers OF spins. About $50 IN spirits destroyed
aud the building was injured $500 william Early "A
workman, living Rt Ma. 81 Rdgc-st while assisting 10
put out the fire. was burned severely about the legs
lie was taken 10 the New-lOrk Hospital.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06

interesante pero el mucho material
que tenemos hoy nos impide inser-
tarla.
En- toda la obra aparece la 6uena
fe y ell talento con que proceden res
pecto al BoLET1N nuestros dignos ad-
versarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06

otros NADIA que no le podamos hacer
4 ella.
Estamos, pues, 0naendsddos, pero
tranquilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06

Las noticias de Alemanis han tenido
poca importancia poltica en- los 1lti-
mos ounce dias.
El asunto de- loa aranceles DO las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06

Sentimos en- el alma que por un voto
haya dejado de ser elegido para Ia ter
ma de presidente de la Diputacion pro-
vincial nuestro respectable amigo Ell
Excmo. Sr. Marques de Ia Esperanza.
Ocho votos saco sl venerable jefe ho-
norario de nuestro partido, el fundador
de Ia sooisdad de Crsdito. 81 hombEe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06

Sus1rrase por la capital 4ue la Socie.
dad de Agriculture de Ponce cuyo ac-
tual presidente SO apellida Molina, Co
mo el orador del bocoy) ha reunido
fondos escote y dado poderes un le-
trado para yer 81 consigue acabar con
el BoLEr1N de algun modo, aunque sea
por medic de un pleito. Si este fuere
cierto, que 10 dudamos, la indicada So
ciedad pretenderla ir mas ALA que los
federales de 1873 en- su saiia contra el
6rgono de los espaaoles SIN cont1scsones, au-
forbade por escritura p1blica, pr6vio
asentimiento de todos los centros his
pano- ultramarinos de la provincial, pa
ra llevar esta representation an la prem
Sa.
Tambien SO dice y tambien creemos
sera falso) que hay en- Ponce quien an
da arrancando frmas para autorizar un
documento en- que SO niegue dicha re-
presentation al BoLETN. Sea este 6 no
exacto, y hagan 10 que quiersn sus de-
tractores presentes y preteritos, vivir&
muchos amos, Dios mediante. Esta de-
masiado acostum5rado su director la
lucha para que Sc halle dispuesto 4 ce-
der una pulgada del terreno frme Y le..~
gal en- que Sc halla colocado, maxine
contando, como cuenta, con Ell apoyo
general del pals.
Tenemos, gracias q Dios, el suficien-
te oonocimiento de las leyes Y harta ex-
periencia para estar en- la seguridad de
que no es justiciable una sola linea de
10 que escribimos.
Asf 10 han probado los muchos fallos
absolutorios y sobreseimientos de que
er nuestra larga carrera periodistica he-
mos sido objeto por parte de nuestros
iustos tribunales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06

Ha llegado ell A,no a Ponce con mi
lion y medic de pesos, mejicanos en- su
mayor parte, de 10 que nos alegraramos
81 no tuviera ell pals que pagar tres por
cada peso que ahora recibe.
He aqu1 los telegramas semi anonimos
que sobre ell particular hemos recihido.
Playa de Ponce, julio S.
Perez Morris.
Tres ancones llenos dinero estan des-
cargando Xies.
Id. Id.
Todos comerciantes izaron banderas
recibir Armo con million y medic. AZ
tredo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06
Joaquin Adriaensens.

En- vista de 10 que precede, juz-
que el p1blico entire 81 Sindico de-
Ponce J el Bo1ETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06

Las noticias recibidas de Inglaterra
han sido de POGO interes.
Concluida la guerra en- el Afghanis-
tan hay que soportar sus constituencies.
Sc necesita un empr6stito de cinco mi
llones de ibras esterlinas despues de
haber azotado el tesoro del Vlreinato
de la India.
La guerra con los z1lus SO halla en- el
mismo estado y no dara mas provecho
que la sostenida en- 81 Afghanistan.
A todo este la pol1tica interior esta
en- calma y 10 peor es que las crisis in
dustrial y comercial no cesar, los nego-
clos son dificiles, la cosecha Sc presen-
ia bajo malos auspicios y SO esperan mi
serias y desastres para el ano proximo.
Entre tantos oontratiempos es admi-
rabie la paz que hay en- todo el Reino-
Undo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-06
Jose Pc" Morris.
Puerto-Rico, Julio 5 de 1879.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris.

Muy senior mio: En- contestacion
a su atenta de hoy, debo manifestar-
le, que antes que Sc publicara NADIA
sobre 81 debia 8 no pagar derechos
ell Sindicato 8 el representante de la
Union General, va la Administration
habia recibido la correspondence de-
nuncia de los funcionarios obligados
al cumplimiento de este servicio.
Sin mas, soy de Y. alto. y S. s..
q. B. s. M
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ONE ANGRY MOMENT.
BY T. S. ARTHUR.

BY 7. s. ARTHUR.
"No," said Mr.. Bray, looking up
from the newspaper he was reading,
and speaking with unusual sharp
ness Of tone.
"A young man, one Of his clerks,
stood before him.
"Do you understand me? No-I
said no! Send Mr.. Carlton word that
| neither borrow nor lend"
The clerk had hesitated about send
ing back the rough refusal of Mr..
Bray to accommodate a neighbor
With the loan Of a couple Of hundred
dollars, within an hour of bank clos
ing, even on the explanation that he
wass-short on note" But, on this
emphatic confirmation ofNt& first re-
tfasa, he turned; from his staplsyer
and went forward To- Where. The mss
senger Of Mr.. Carlton, awaited sali
answer.
"Im tired Of this eternal borrow
ing" said Mr., Bray to himself in
justification of his angry refusal to
accommodate a neighbor. "Why
don't.he make timely provision for
his notes as I do, and not 60 mohey-
hunting at the eleventh hour? I'm
not going to reduce my bank balance
to meet his careless deficiencies
There is too much of this idle de-
pendence among. traders to suit my
notion of things"
+ But these words of Justification
did not bring the mind Of Mr.. Bray
into state of calm self.satisfaction.
Reason did not approve his hastily
uttered denial; and self-respect was
hurt by,this sudden ebulition of an
ger.
"Scnd Mr.. Carlton word that /
neither borrow nor lend"
81 needn't have said just thatl"
Mr.. Bray was already in repentant
mood. 81 could have refused on any
decent pretext. There was no call
for an insulting denial"
All mel How binding is sudden
angerl For a while Mr., Bray sat
communing with himself, and then,
taking up his pen, drewa check for
two hundred dollars. Calling TO his
clerk, he said;
Here, Thomas, run in with this
to Mr.. Carlton"
The young man took the check
and went out hurriedly. He came
back in q few minutes with the
check still in his hand.
"Why didn't he take it2" asked
Mr. Bray, his face deepening in col
or as. he put the question.
7 "!He said he was much obliged to
you, but Mr.. Agnew had accommo,
dated him."
Mr.. Bray, in very quiet manner,
tore the check into small fragments.
He felt badly. Mr.. Agnow had the
reputation of being the toughest,
most unaccompodating man in the
neighborhood; while he took pridein
the thought Of. being held in very
different estimation. Even Mr.. Ag-
new had exceeded him in amiable
complimance and prompt business
courtesy! He felt rebuked and hum
bled. -
"0h, dearl I wish l had q little
decent self-controll" be said, sharply,
to himself. "This quick feeling,
and hasty action thercfrom, are al
ways getting me into some kind of
trouble"
AS. Mr., Bray walked homeward,
after. leaving hisstore that afternoon,
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Where pride and shame mingled

Where pride and shame mingled.
Pushing with restless feet the snow
To right and left, he fingered;
As restlessly her tiny hands
The blue-checked apron fingered
He saw her lift her hands; he felt
The soft hands light oafessing;
And heard thetrembling OF her voice,
AS if a fault confessing.
"I'm sorgy.that spelt the word;
/ hate to go above you,
Becanse"-the brown eyes lower fell
Because, you see, ] love you"
Still memory to a gray-haired man
That sweet child-face is showing.
Dear girl! the grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing.
He lives to learn, mlife's hard school,
How few who pass above him
Lament their triumph, and his loss,
Like herWbecause they love him
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'NOl25.

sbla. Heiwas not altogetSer mista-
skens Following the ''gsod morning
again Of Mr. Carlton sutcsededthis
As spesea with The cheer.
fplfrankness q man ii earnest:
sgpdf SiRInsss yesterday makes
iasa little presuming to-day. Twill
take thatcheck now If you.haye it
tp'spare Ny friend has disappoint:
sed me agMd and / have segeralpaS
ments toanake.p
Tho smile had faded from Mr..
Cations face ere this sentence was
finished, for instead Of meeting !
countenance Of kind compliance,
stern, almost tlashsng eges. booked
steadilsto q his and compressed lips
gave warning Of. arefusal. 4
Thors has been enough Of this ar
read VI, MID Mr. Rr3u h,,;tk X rat>,,,t
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ssill sisB Ms i66l
,ileled \,
iAfaqnd Il slili the FII1.a|
hlackb efry vim
lss'lEitbiil the.mastcr
s0atred BI 80
Vhewarpiiie 400 Sati.
The jack -lshifes
EThe4h feeal irsscot "
ltaddofs w6fil stiii Jltf
'4he fcetthht, cfeepi slal
Y Went storlning ont a l'lq
Years ago, 4 Kiliter 81
|: one over il AZ ing
, its western AhndoN.
And low icy fret
Iftouehed the tan gol7
And brown eyesi IN of
H0f onelWi1p still her & cps
ayhen an the school We're
i : - =. = st,,''l.. ~. ~ =
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RANKIN WILEY; JR
W. R. GuNN.
FISHER q HoGC

A torneys and Counselors ut Law, Point Plea
a SAINT, West Virginia, Practice in the Circuit and
County Courts Of Mason, Putnam and Jackson coun
United States District Court for the bistrc, Of West
Virginia. pa-ofice with HenryJ Fisher, Sr retired
jan 8, iS7o-Iy
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1870

/ 81 don't like shis, ME said, in some
EhutniliaIion, to himself sas he bsSssli-
icasa little more freely askuiksne
like a criminai don suit meat alll
Why should i fear tolook any man
lin the face2g
Mr. Bray was, usually, q cheerful
IMAM az home; though ne sometimes
dafkened the homehght fora season
through FITS of sudden anger that
sopn subsidized But even tbesbriefly
ruling tempest leaves usually some
mighty,tfaces Of It's course that 10;
aoiEes nib15 sunshine. zen:
tie rains and refreshing .dews to ob-
literate. 1t was so with the tempest
of Mr.. Bray's too easily awakened
anger. 1t never darkened the sky,
nor swept fiercely along the earth,
without leaving its ugly marks be.
Thind.
But usually he was cheerful in his
family, bringing home with him the
bright, warm sunshine; 1t was not
so, however, on the present occasion.
This little act of discourtesy to Mr..
Carlton had not only shadowed his
feeling but left his mind disturbed.
He was just in state to be annoyed
by the merest trifles.
Two little boys were playing in
the passage as Ire came in from the
street. AT the very moment of his
entrance.one of them hurt the other
by accident. The latter screamed
out, and, under the passionate i'm
pulse of the moment, charged his
brother with striking him. In diff
ferent state of mind Mr.. Bray would
have tried a. little moral suasion in
the case; or, at least, withheld pun
lshment until he saw clearly that
duty 10 his child required its admin
lstfatlon' But now, obeying an un-
happy impulse, be caught up the
child who was charged with the of
fence OF striking and punished him
with sinartlng Strokes. AT the mo.
ment OF his doing SO the mother of
the children, who had seen all that
had passed between them, called out
earnestly:
Stop Stop, Henry! He. didn't
z s'fs. heron aurpUse, Y Z.
va an an iaccldentF-.
But THIS appeal came too late
the wrong had been done.
"ltsa shamet said the mother,
VINO ielt every painful blow the child
mad received, and who spoke from
the moments indignant repulse.
Mr' Bray did not feel any better.
Setting the child down, withoutyen-
turing reply to his wife's remark,
he strobe upstairs to the sitting-room
ana threw himself into the great
armchair. No one ventured to come
near HIM for some time; SO he had
ialf opportunity tor seif-communlon'
AT last a toddllng little curly-head,
VINO generally nailed hef fathers re-
'ufn WIN 10Y, came siding into the
room' ana with halt-tlmld air made
hef way oy acknowledgements
es' 10 the SIDE Of the moody man
Cuflously she lifted her eyes to his
moody countenance; stood for mo-
ment or two, as II In doubt, and then
clambered up and laid her golden
s.eSSe' against MS oosom' AS she
uiu 81 'no i"'nefS arm arm was utawn
aioullu n0f, nus NIUE cufly'heaa
was ioV' ~ i'eF Sei',Sn innocence con-
!. sens .,e WIN 'n' SunSnihe Oh iaVor iof
netseii "to'ie'
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A ttorney at Law, will practice in the Courts Of Ma.
II son, Putnam and Jackson and in the Court Of Ap.
peals Of West Virginia Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia. tjan 8, i879-Iy
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CHAs. w. PHELPS.

A ttorney at Law and Notary Public, Pom,
Il Pleasant, West Virginia. Special attention given
to collections and remitlaaces promptly made
Emarch S-Iy.
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DEMocRAE1c IN Po11E1cs.
County DIRECTORY.


Judge Circuit Court Joseph Smith, Raveasw9od
Clerk Circuit Court-C. B. Waggeaer.
President County Court-D S Van Matre.
County Clerk-J. p. Il. D. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney-Geo. p. Simpson. :
Sherf-c SRiIoH Deputies-J. Jeweu Uailor,
Samuel W. Somerylle, Geo. R. Henry, JOS N, Daigi
and W. d, Somerville.
Surveyor of Lands-Thomas J. Roberts: !.
Baker District No. ..
Superintendent Of Free sehools-charles E. AOsg.
Terms of Court.
circnt Couri--F -Firs, Monday in April and October.
County q Third Monday in January, March
May, July, November and December.
City 0ficers.
Magss- James II, Couch. Ir.; Reeerdsr- sankir
y %ls IS VI gptinetimen7I blight 2 stswsSuty
deri SafG-ant-7SS. J. Blake. Assesor--Wm.J j. Kenny
-..---...-, .,ss. :. z: slsEh ~.
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KNIGIIT A. CnnCH.

A ttorneys at Law, will practice in the counties of
a Mason and Putnam, Address Z. B. Knight, at
Charleston West Virginia. or James H. Couch, Jr, at
Point Pleasant, West Virginia RB-Nlr. Couch Is No.
tary Public for Mason county jan 8. Isza-IY.
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AZTORNEYS

wsI. A. DENNIS,
A ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia
n will practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
counties. ,. June Ii-Iy.
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DIR. S. q. SHAW.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro.
isssona services to the public Calls promptly at.
tcndcd,te Office cor Alnin.and cd streets .opposte
thr old,Pre'hyierian church aPtil s. iS79-iy;
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ANDREW R. BARDEE Ep. II. rRAvEL,
DRs. BARBEE & FRAvEL,
Northwest cor 9th and Main Streets Point Pleasant,
N. West Virginia. Office hours from to 10 a. m and
Z TO 10 2. N. tlune II Jolly.
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PHYSICIANS.
CANrpBELL & HOY

CAMPBELL & HOY,
physicians, Surgeons and Dermatologists, ten
[ der their professional services the people Of
Point Pleasant and vicinity Calls promptly responded
to at all hours, day night. Office in Mrs Nollcrrs
house, where one Of us will be found at all times,
june 4, IS79-ry; \
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Legal publications must Be paid for IN ali cases, &c:
fSre the delivery Of the certificate Of publication
Personal publications, and those recommending can
didates for office charged regular advertising rates
Marriage and Deatsnotiees, published free; but Oh.
ituaries and tributes of respect charged half the
usual advertising rates
ANNOUNCEMENTS for office, for county, S 90; State
and District $40 90; on regular ticket, $40 90.
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W. P. NEALE, M. d.

OFFICE Main street, between I'D and cd; residence,
" Main street. between 9th aud 9TH. Attends prompt.
~ to all calls, whether day or night When not pro.
fessiuualy engaged always be found at his Office
jan 8. Is7o-Iy, ~
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"No," said Mr.. Bray, looking up
from the newspaper he was reading,
and speaking with unusual sharp
ness Of tone.