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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09

Frantz Leslie, dooIa, .ue
era entonces principe heredero, o., .4ss-
ro, imperioso, cruel y casi tan obese CO.
mo su padre. Setchwayo no quiere tra-
tos con los blancos mas que para pro-
porcionarse armas de fuego. "Somos
rey de- Zulus es decir, del cielo, con-
testa cuando le hablan de reformas. AL
gunos guerreros del pals tienen formas
atl6ticas magnifcas, segun afrma Leslie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09
lH.sSilS DIVIRS0s.

Es un agradable benigno espcitico para
peinar ell cabeIlo y evitar las canas, removiendo
SO tina la caspa conseryando Ell cabslo espe-
la sedoso, hasta ma edad muy avaazada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09

Todo 10 que fu6 aceptado = aprobado
por ell general Valent:n Perez y demas
personas que frman is presente, COM
prometieudo su palabra de honor al es-
tricto cumpiimiento lie 10 pactado. Y
frma iunto con los Miembros de la Co.
mission que damos fe.-W Fguereo.-
H. Choucl,m. -Agente Consular de los
Estados- Unidos de America del Norte.
Udlentin Perez. Elua,do Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09
ACEzT.E

para conservar ennegrecer arneses.
Superior calidad q distintos precios que
hasta ahora.
Aimacen ferreteria de Miguel Saralegui
Comp, -Tetuan esquina San Justo. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09
Sr. Director del BoLErIN MERoANTIL
Puert0-Rico
MnY Sr. mio

IuoFUO-ItICU.
Muy Sr, mio:
Espero tenga v La bondad de dar caoaida
en- las columnas del ilustrado per5dico que
tan digaamente drige, las sigaientes lineas.
Doy " de anteman3 las Sracias y quedo
su atento S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09

derEota ministerial; Y
10, en- las amenazas pro-
Cortes por conducto de
IS autorizado al efecto,
prensa por medic de
el case de que fues IN
zones y desechados sus
no, 81 todo este ne fuese
i oereia como articulo def
ell Sr. Ministro de Esta-
/ l)unto una conviccDn
,p1osiciones, Y, por IAN
S us compaf1eros, sspe-
q Fisperas de la batalla.
CHA ambos combatien-
.Ilevado el asunGo a la
' a, en- ell acto de cele-
aistros presidido por
1extenso Y elocuente
lciado por ell Sr,
IS div La Cores
ar en3erado y con-
sus ministries res
n palabras de
"a 13 de febrero
.residido por ell
ina darrota 90
ron los eternOs
tenido I'M nueyO
sIha.saa confianza
!nsarIe nj
lln asun-
duracion
va desde
es la de
I del pro-
linada la
en- 8 NAL
termina- /
encias tan
nigos, no
los minis.
,ueito one
on de los
n las ST.
nnl EsDn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09

de unmodo, bien sea de otro On ell mas.
breve plazo possible.
Dadas en- Azua 4 los 26 dias del mes
de 'Octubre de 1878.
El General Jefo Superior &. &. &.
Tcs6iye0 GuiLernao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-09


rarlos todos, SO Ia propuesto aplazar
la suspension de las sesiones parlamen-
tarias, va pr6xima pero SO ha resuelto
en- contra. .Uno de los principales en-.
tire los referidos proyectos es el relative
q los derechos sobre los az1cares, re-
fernando el araneel VICENTE y dispo-
niendo la adopcion de otro 6rden de
classification que impida en- todo 8 en-
parte> los enormes abusos que Sc han
estado cometiendo On las Aduanas. Dos
veces ha> estado para discutirse este
asunto, Y otras tantos SO ha dejado pa
ra despues, pero hay contianza en- que
Sc resuelva la question dentro de pocos
dias, 6 siquiera, antes de la clausura de
las Camaras.
La reciente Icy autorizando ell
de pensiones atrasadas ha causado
table alteration en- las cifras de los p.
supuestos. Segun. estos, aparecia en- es>4
aiio economico un sobrante de mas de
veintiocho millones de pesos pero inn
portando $41500,00Q aquellas pensio-
nes, habiendose redrcido dltimamen-
te la contribution interna sobre el taba-
co, resulta que en- vez de sobrante habra
un deficit de$27 100000. Asf 10 ha Motif
cando 9! Secretario Sherman en- una
carta dirigida al Congreso cuyo docu-
mento ha servido de tema & La prensa,
para nlanifestar que IA mayor parte de
las expresadas pensiones SO han gestio.
nado reconocido fraudulentamente.
El p1blico 10 lamenta sin extranarlo.
De 10 que concierne q la Legislature
del Estado de Nueva- York, es POGO 10
de verdadero inter6s que puedo referir,
Aparte do haber inaugurado pomposa.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
RELIEF Foa YELLoW FEVER SUFFERERS.

4 special meeting of the Chamber of Com
meree Wa Ded yesterday consider the appc, the
Howard Association u Memphis ior aid foe the suffer
ers by the yellow fever epidemic prevailing IN that city
The vce-president James Brown, presided, ana there
wis largo attendance. A. G.. Lansstah president of
me Howard Association OF Memphis, addressed the
Chamber on the nature Tie appeal and solicited IT,
ala and cooperation raipg fund, FOR the destitute OF
Memphis. lie said that the commerce ~ Memphis had
been ruined by "A scOurge winch had visited the city
four tunes Ia twelve years which times not less than
20 600 OF ils people had been afflicted, and than
600 had died The epidemic of 1873 aroused the people
M Mem. his to appreciate necessity OF improving its
sanitary condition. which had IN past years been very
much neglected. II was found that unless the most
active and vigorous adopted To clean the
streets, alleys and bayous the city be abandoned
The corporation then IN existence was burdtned with
debts that been atng Tor many years, ana
Wa. virtually bankrupt aud unable o extrcatc Itself or
To- obtain To perform the WORK. There seemed
only one WAY Of Tie fOUDlctO repeal the charter OF
tne civ The citizens hrHiated 10 take this step know
in hat such would be characterized - repudia
ton Of the debts Upon poOnlns Tie Legislature Tor
relief the charter wasTepeaed II was not intended by
this act repudiate the debts but 10 set Them aside
unt inc proposed sanitary measures could be carried
intO effect. and then 20 pay snch an amount was
pos-Dlc The government, called the Taxing Dis
rlct OF shelby County, which proceeded 10 levy and
In vigorous manner, was soon attacked
by the creditors the old government and u became
objectionable whether tue new government had an ex-
isrence while IN this condition the citizens formed
| Auxiliary sanitary Association, 10 which they sub
streets airy bay had been thoroughly ceansed
Mr. Lam gstan Will visit Boston, Philadelphia Balti-
more ChlcagO and other cities the same Mission He
that there Is no express company ~ Aenph
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
RACES AT BRiGHroN BEACA.

The fine weather and the prospect OF good
races dro, large crowd the the Brighton Beach Fair
Grounds yesterday. The day unluchy one. Five
heats necessary De the first race. In II two
horses fell, and retired lame. Mark J.. was so in
iuredaha he will probably never start i'll again.
IA. rider, Fisher. va also badly hurt.
= he first race heuoicap contest OF miio heats for
purso o. 500 S75 10 second horse. There eleven
,srfe-. VINO sold IN the ion pools follows Marx
l. SI45: UppOgriflr riOj; Cleminie O. 800; Nirgilian
SlO Bow-ifiug 30; surprise 80; NOME aieGhley
lie n.d nj $50. Nlrgilan won. fcIO~ed Dy hippo
srIc. with Pomeroy thrO; tmt li1' tAe ias'est ever
made Oh tins track. - ,,,. .
ana Nolie Mckinley rrsUliing In dead heai,wth mp
roprife tnird time. l4b Pools ON third heat soiu
Vif0nnn, 500; BOwsIrnR. 500; MOlle McDnlcy. f4C
nd kcut H. winning the heat aud race easily III l:ol
Fr IN uutuas the first heat paid cS99 2Oi on the
second $40 so; the ihlrd, S37 10; on the Iourth
81 gO aud OH Tie hith, ~ ~. o,--- ...
~ second race was for the Ocean Stakes for two
v.sr-oJs $50 enhance hail forfeit win SOoO huueu
.1Oo 10 the second, losing ana maldcu a.iO"aICes ;
rrequaIters Oi mile. There were - st"d hh
ri..Lturn selling in the pools for S4OOi bHsteln hnu
omito fogether, Tor SlG0: Mosquito. sdo ana Enhy
: and LESSEE d. as the field, for $40 Blackburn Won py
nalf dozen lengths QnJO beat BIsIeln DS ne0A 'oi
SECOND place; time l;ls4s. - . o,,,r,, -oco ot a mile
The third and last contest was " seilink TaOe o "a o
ond quarter for "a purse of $500, 100 To second hOIse
y,,h me usu selling allOwaDces Eight no went
o The post the start but only seven came ia a. .
,isn fnrra having bOliod the lower turn ana gone
tnrough n gate her stable. Le hOl' Lu"lh n me-
screw Lucky Hit. Lillian, Corriila fequo' anu A'"ei
were the starters a. 4. o,, ,r,,h Edwin A
second and Jackscrew third This was complete sur
pIise and lie Roi tickets brought StA ~. . -, ,h.
The steeplechase was postponed on hcoount OF 'ns
darkness The next races aIe tOmorro" u . y. ~,
will include four with the steepiechase pos'poned HUN
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
4 wArcBHAN nlrsLLY ASSIULTtD

Robert Perkins. age ior'y-scyen was arraigned n
the YorkviHe Poe, Court yc.tc5day on snspic on
OF haying assaulted David Magic, fonnd uncon-
scinrs in thc cellar Of an uhhn shed bnldrg IN
>ixty-forrlh-.i.. near Fourin-ayc., on Tuesday
nj ght. The old man, who was the waichmaH about
the buildnp. was found IN tie celar oirec. "
under h. wcihDlc.
4 strike took place short time ago among TIE
workmen IN which all joined with the exception of
Nage and IT IS said that Perkins had Threatened his
lie on this account. Naec's daughter bad heard
that her father hai been seen Will Perkins and
man named Lonis I. Faugh ON Tue-ddy. aud fear
n4 for his safety, on account oi Pera mss threats,
started 10 look for hun. Officer Murray. ho had
been c1ilcd 10 assist her IN The search, found
the old man lying in the well hoe, with ono
side of his head cut and irIsei 30 . horrible
manner. His coat was found rolled up under hs
head aud his club was found In AN adjl ning build
Ing. le was taken 20 the NJ. Sinai Hospital where
ne died Yesterday. fiugh. who ls rag-pcker. or
Sixty -ffth-sf. aud EightA-aye., has also been ar-
rested on susDc.Ou.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
TIE RAILRoADS AND THE PEOPLE.
LETrER FROM WIIIlAM u. YANDERnILT.

LETTER FROM WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT.
RtrLY TO The COMMITTUE or IHE CHAMBER or
CoMMFKCt-DANGrR OF UNnUE AGITATION
HIS WILLINGNESS TO CONFER WITH RAILWAY
PRESIDENTS AND RErITsFNTATivFs OF COM
MERCIAL BODIES.
\ letter from the Committee of the Chamber
OF Commerce Rai.road Transportation. addressed to
VIM. H. Vanderbilt, President OF The New1"rk central
Railroad. and to H. J. Jcwctt, President OF the Erie
Railway suggesting, Congressional legislation 20 regu-
ae ner-Si te communication IN the matter of freight
was published in Yesterdays TRIBUNE. \ reporter
called upon Mr.. Vanderbilt last evening. NJ his
residence In Fiffn-avc. to ask his views CON
cernirg the proposition made IN the letter.
that the presidents of the t.unk lines prepare
bill to Dc presented to Congress at It. next session. 10
accomplish this object. Mr.. Vanderbilt said NC had not
sccu thc letter until he read II in The morning paIer
hat that he received ii during the dav and at once
caused aIcpy 20 De written To it, which Is given below
lie declined 10 express himself further tAe subject
the letter contained al that he was AT present pre-
pared fp sly. His letter follows;
CENTLFNTN: ! ana iusr IN receipt Of your lctter Of
yesterday. ite questions you present are OF nc III
United States and stcitly to TIN Stttr and city of
Nrv-Yorh They have 20 be- calmly ana iairly mel un
fer,sf. Tlcv too serious moment 10 be - idc
football 100 policies or settled by an agitation IA which
regard to the prlcuc eject of any ac ion which may
Doe t4heu. ~ create tai-c Issue against lhc
io them j. uot aui never has ncen diiicuii
ting o. d' and a. v'ry clsy FOR a. - ret DNou' me
Whenever tuc rai. ltion which follows has been trrd
f ftrn,s ui.r-l1nf4 aud MANN acurcrs have suffered
o. as great greater extent than inr railroads TINS
ffr rArf rt of uiirg ~tr- and countries, uui inr
iaa.lrrr of the ablrst men, Who nave devoted them
selves lo careful cuu. drrtI,n OF the Question. The
ways ar nu. uEc ctuHoi h' unt0k1h-iirio io TIE pub
pc with whom th. ~ very existence q. iudissouhlv
nact,a. and ID tnr emo o., relations b,iwoeu item AID
thc poop care better u-tci hv tIc people ana tc1-
ivr. tnau hy rly ironcd i-i toi tn, -ane papers
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

FIVE PRISONS PrRIsH ~ THE FLANEs-MANY
OTHERS INJvRED BADLY.

FIVE PrEsONs PrRrsH ~ THE FLANES-MANY
OTHERS INJvRED BADLY.
BosroN, Sept. 1s.-Thc occupants of the
tenemtnt-nou.e Nc los Coll.sL. south Boston. vmch
vas burned Iasi night. were seventeen IN nnmher-
when the Ore WIS discovered at 1l:l5 p The flames
were breaking out ~ tire front door having burned
through the staircase aut rendered "a impossible
snose was rolling mp thc other narrow st ircase
when the nremcn eel with their ladders. The in
mates had either earei tue windows. gone TO the
roof in hope OF safety dropped suiocated IN the
halls.
Mrs Gillospe's injuries terrible. She u burned
externally ald Internally. and her recovery, 1t IA
thought. Is horlly pos-iae.
OF Tie Pfei,rs. who occupied tho second h1or Rose
IA iiece a young ~ twcnty-threc, was found al
n late hour wing IN the entry of that hoor. Mrs.
Pfeiaer AMI two children jumped from the window
and were nut slightly hurt. but Mr. Pieer shared the
.ate of his niece.
The INHABITANTS Of The upper floor had the least
chance ofesrapr Ir. Mcrotl iited his son Charles a
boy Of fourteen ont of the window and allowed HIM 70
dron Ia IN, grauad distance OF forty feet lie then
instructed hi~ wifc and daughter Rosie 10 jump. wlic
tur former did Rosie reWIiurd nnd was su1oc iirh.
falling met instant death Mrs. Mcroth j. at he City
Hospital with fractures 81 h"ih leg ana "i' ~ anu
her rlcr bruised beyond MI recognition Charles was
hurt -a badly ihat hc Vns scnt 10 lhr hosrithi. .
Nr. HOidrrii burned very severely about me
ARIA, and head His injuries VIII rrob'b Irsut in
d.rth. MIS- Hnldi,d's body, chaircd beyond reoosni-
ton. was fenud nn tie Iooi.
The theory Of the police and Fire Marshal = tha e
m resulted oin iir uV-Ifuruu. 81 krru-rnc amp bl
Mrs GilOrfc aud the consequent fXplosipu which FOL
lowed The woman WIS drunk last evening, am j. said
flc IRE discovered and hn 20 have gone bsth h."
the house.
Five persons in MI por'shcd III Tie fire.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
gooKs IN LARGE L0rs 70 THE TRADE.

The trade sale of books was resumed yes
ierday morning with an attendance OF about sixty
buyers PubllcatIors OF J. B. Lppncnr CO.. Little.
Brown { Co.. James Miller ana q. Worhington passed
undcr the hammer. Prices On the whole were not 80
good as n the opening day tLodFh the bidding
active. AMI large prices realized iu some eases
Ltlc Brown & CO.'S books sold high, bringing in few
Instances less than 10 on single copy OF the i'm
burgh edition OF the Encyclopedia Britannica went Tor
exactly 10 or thousand sets oi Lppncos edition of
llacauay's Eugllnd" were sold, ans the price was
only cent less than another and similar edition of this
work commanded the day before. AllDonc's " De
uonary Of Authors" of which only two copies were Id
brought less tnan 10 of. The balr oi tns cycopedas
is as vet AN unwrittou chapter OF literary history and a
feature OF yesterdays sale was small skrm.i in ths
perpetual conflict NJ. w'rthngton's edition ol Cham
bcr.'s work. which the Edinburgh print and has 5oon
revised to date. went for 81 % in cloth ANA - IN
sheep. Lippincotts edition, which Is the hriur own
PRINT, and has American additions. brought II - IN
cloth II 50 in sheep one hundred sets were sold Dy
Iippincott and G5i by worthngton
James Miller. Hat was called up In the evening. and
led OH with Mrs Brownings poems Ia ten editions.
comprising ia AL 100 volumes. William Wares hstor.-
cal novels. ZsnOba," Aureliau," anu Julian" now
ID their ny-fourih edition, and better known to M
elder than q the present generation, brought II
q volume, which gave some promise that
men are stu living who know the worth Of
these books. Alexander Smiths poems. another
work OF earlier time, aud probably admired In
It's day much bey ond Wares did not sell WELL al
though Mr. MhIeIs edition Is the only ono nov IN TAI.
market. Mayue Keds works dd better, ana roti"u- ~
Xolncy's Ruins and PlatDs Work on the immortality
of the soul gave sudden spirit t. the sale when had
bpgun to lag For part the dec0rum observed
al the thus i.r OF the Dest, single incident
only badly. OF the publishers cor
rcced Yesterday IN quiet way. damaging -iatencn
which "a Nas-au-st dealer had made about MS business
and m loud words Of doing 10. The day Def
every gen eInan n the had been annoyed by tGis
dealers loud halloos and ATTEMPTS 10 wit TINS
NegllS
tou Kcmseu & Haficlnngrr Those of ID. j. SaCiie-
4 d follow
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
Go0D SHOOTING 1T cRfEDuooR

There were four important rifle contests at
Creedmoor yesterday. TIE International Military
match open military organizations Of the world.
brt foreign country team TO compete for the
prizes. The shooting excellent, aud the Sew-foFA
made thD highest The other matches were
aso we'll contested. Interest the Fa meeting in
daly aud the matches yesterday brought o the
ran large number OF visitors. many of whom were
ladies. Among those present were Generals liaIcocs
Mclaughlin Bliss. Mitcnell, Colonel Randall captain
Ward aud Nelson H. DAVIS.
IL the International Military match each contesilut
was required 20 appear in fi uniform. The distances
were POO 500 and 900 yaris, seven ROUNDS ~ each
range AZ the nrs' range the standing position only
was ALLOW ed. and any military position at the others
Two prizes offered Tor competition Five teams
cntercd--our each from the New-lork and Atws,r,ey
National Guards and one each from re Atlantic Paeilo
and Missouri Divisions of TIE Army. Tae highest p0s.-
bic at each range was 420 The scores were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

LETTER FROM SECRETARY sBrRMAN-A MrDIUM or
TXCnANGr BElwfEN NATIONS BASED on DUL'
lion DEPOSITS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT I

September II, 1925
Il. c. STONE. oeq.. Editor Balloa, N0c- York.
SIR: Your note Of the 10Th INST. asking my view
of tie expedicncy OF holding an international none
tarv conference having for its text a currency
based on bullion de posits is received. Such Il
monetary conference, have no doubt, would be of
great service in developing opinions and preparing
the way for international commercial treaties by
4, lch tLe relative value Of gold and silver may be
fixed. and in accordance with which certificates Of
denosit may b. issued By the several concurring
lions. to be used as a medium Of international COM
merce Hitherto the great object seems 10 have
beou 10 have some international coin t. express
common unit of value. This the desire OF tho
PARIS Conference in 1867. IL appears however,
that each nation holds so strongly to IT'S own custom
arv COIN, that it would be extremely difficult to
hiring about concurrence by which any existing
coin or any new that could be de-
v,eed could he used "a a common standard.
The weight and fneness of COIN alone measure
il value IN international commerce. Inc stamp OF
a government cannot increase OF diminish u. he
value of n gwen weight of gold or silver bullion
may conveniently be measured In the current com
Of every country. The only practical dlihcultlss
that arise are IN fixing the relative value OF the two
metals both of which are deemed necessary f0r com
are and commercial exchanges. No doubt the
bullion certificate OF any nation or eSta9ilshed
credit issued alone on the deposit OF bullion 70
be retained for it's redemption would be universally
received current money in al conIislclaI
transactions without being made lcgaiteHner or
affecting any way the local currency OF any
rcuutrv | therefore am # opinion that such none
farv conference as yOu suggest would DC eApeueht
and useful. Very Iespec fully,
JOmN SHERMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
DEATH OF DANIEL DREW.
AN UNEXPECTED END.

STRICKEN DOWN BY EPILEPSY AFTER DAY AND
EVENING OF APPARENTLY GOOD HEALTH AND
rNJOYMEST.
Daniel Drew died last evening at 10:45 at the
residence Of his son, William II. Drew, No. East
Forty-sccond-si. His death was very sudden and
without previous warning. He had been
in his usual health during the day and
at p. N. had dined with Darius Lawrence, ofLaw-
renee Brothers, Broad-st. brokers, at the Grand
Union Hotel. He returned to his sons house
after dinner, apparently in good health
About q O'clock he complained OF feel
inc slightly unwcll, bnt insisted that 10 one
should sit up with him. saying that # he felt worse
during the night he would call Mr. Lawrence, who
occupied an adjoining room. The household
then retired. About 1915 Mr. Drew walked into
the room occupied by Mr.. Lawrence. and
said that he felt much more unweli. Med
cal assistance was at once summoned
from the ncighhorhood, and DR.. Woodward
Mr.. Drew's regular physician, was sent for. Be
fore the latter arrived at the house Mr.. Drew was
dead. The physicians attributed his death 10
epilepsy.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

schedule ~ 800 extensive of sFasn oy 'co'-
worth 81 30 Even 4. - mlliuuarr ne a.a fAc t.tsieN
and han- a. "A droVcr. H. dry. sedatc manner f'.dn
varied. stock Fnecuinturs wrre "fhr n'g-.' Dpi ih
victim who cn!re ID h!m fug piuia sne'Is
was my son" n talked Win q nlsfi wang, IN'
a countr man. "st'p -ieckrratin' dorf if'n t'i'
wIth u0 Margin" WIS tLc Ccu~oiug remark wilrh.
rumor may b. trusted Lr mode 10 svH" I't'nI'si
brethren wlo hat tnkfu PINS ana lost fhrir u rim
Nhilf his wife iyug hts hGuf' ~ inuf--N re- alu
Its Sssrultrutl-.i. WHs alNsNs uHsu fn Size NNoi-l
cirrlYucn and iayiGru. IN the -rh'lur ~ hs p"fsn
property T. the onfv B'br. .v nnh1pA,. etc. $3.50
IA $ tclnucrnenf made im lear :" De- Wa- as short
selfod .s C.uliafhnie NirdDTbii wa f.r>IzuicI; I
nfrled f l,mcafc rAtiri than ultimate rc.. "Nnls.
y uue the bows" ne used to say tno cnd ho NaH
skinned himself.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

nun.
DnFw-suierv Thurs ay ,yenisg, Daniel D'cv in tAe
o3d Nrar nkIi- a-r.
Nulcc 70. fl,,l.. here aver
UorNfr-tf Stamford. "plr. on WeinetiaY evening ~np
t-lrr IT, --a -tHs, uCiae late * Aea-iofA 'iii in
~ r,r..ani fcn is are re.noc' fully lgit't - A.
tta.flI, ieh Will be- nom Juii. hut To ''a'i
ON ~lturils, september %, at2;l1.
HUNHEnT-On septemb Il, 1879, Dr. William H. 81 an
r,l serir., 20 tne Presbyterian Clurci Of NcutoNn. L.
I on .,at asisy. 40 IL nfltfs D. ID
cas- leave Hunters P'at 90 lO1cluck.
Er 81 Op'ey Canton serrr switzerland. on -1Tftv
August .,l. MIS-. ifc.eu J.. toltr~ VT. m Nr th " H.
Klein aui n.ice oi tne iat. Geprs C. Cli.- 'sl"t is
rryyI,-Tn Brolk'vn. scpte'gbrr H. Ms. Je.ashA Il
gap willow OF Wl la Lewis, late of S." i'4' '- -
ne,fy ana frenis of ths family asei % it al hlr
fID.rt lit flc lsfh iu-'.. ~ o. fr -l lh i't
deuae of her son. Ifco. b. Lewis, p ~ President IL
NoON-On Tnnr.'av, p,rinier l.. p ffal. hiool
I.affv. aud friends 81 tc family aif 10 'i 70 ni'n'
the MONDAY at T. iu from hrf 'ie IrS'r"c'
7ai lti-sl
NEAfrAi hts .i'onc, ia no.ton. Thrria- morMns. the
res. nr. Rolhn H. Stal' aged II years
PRATw-Ou Thursday september y. John NJ PRATT hsci
Faera' services At hi. iaie psi iencc. t7e Fmrknare
i,-n,.yi. sunday afternoon, 2' - -. - f"r.
Burai al Hartford Friend, Wi pl'as' ONT no"'i~
SHERMAN On August II. l~79 at Linz. f'rh. = s., a"
tvtnnit fever. lmr. IT, Youtg'hl sf p dtr- a. Hii On.
llt. Margaret a.. -Ierm .. Oi tA,c, ~ te 'jd yef u
his age.
TrsMA-O,;-gn rIestty. september l6 ~ tPcrfueN e V
~. l,y ID % yftrrl.Ul. uf s- 4ura. - if
E1c,l ror tie residence Of his son, Dr. o. Thomson
Pcfruoyllle. y j o. FrSa, september - 81 .''.~
crgc. AT ilrhtstown ON arrival OF morning trains from
NenI-l or. aus Philadelphia