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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
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NIEFR0- NiDICIN.! LES D. CO. No.
PtrERTO-RICO.

Temper ura dc lis aguas 4,s3 dol ternS
mtto ce&t gtado
Peso especfco cor rclacion al aqua dekti-
!nda 1923.
Analiss qrimicos. En- lt0G Taftes de aqua
AcidO azGtico ind"teimiuado.
Ilem carb nico 81 371 parties
dem suf1idrieo % 40 item
ldem clCrlidrico O. 5I4 gramos.
Carbonate de cal O. 251 idem.
] lem ii. mpgnesia H. 720 iiem
E'ufato dc Cal 264 idcm
Ium il m8ghGsiG $40 idem.
Iiem id hi RIO 3 200 idem.
Slice 708 lit m.
Grandes del0slos para enffiar las aguAs 4
10 mpCratura cue Sc nccesite.
Poaeen eetas aguas LIS sigientes prop'eda-
des: depuratiy s, laxantes, sudorifcas, reYui-
sivag seda tes Y t6nlcaS sgun la forma
temperature dc su nso
Sorprendentes rcsultados en- las sigTlientes
Intermediates: dyspepsia, astritis, gastral,
gas, diseDeria estlenimiento pertinaz-
obstruCcoles del higudO, baZo mese nterio.
nterntf ntes anugnas que Sc haen s0stenidss
por nartOs de las misma visceras, hdropesias
pasivas cuyas causas scan les nilsmoS infartos,
Stills constit cional, afeccones rtumatieas
cr6ncas artritis del mismo caracter par6lisia
sin lesion organica del cere. 70, en- las que re-
cOpOcen por CAUSES lce c0licos nery ioeos de
plCmo clat css tamores escrofuosos.
Admirables resultadOs EN- ell vicio venGreo.
cerpet;co 1lceras que ambos dan lugar
Las eucorreas benorragias siempra 20
modifcGn ventai0samente
En- las intermediates del aparato- ganito.
urinario, c6icCs nefriticcs, cscasez de la secre-
cion de la orina, alteration del Hluido segre-
gado y formation de arenias: usadas las aguas
en- bebidas b. nos siempre son Gtiles
EmpleadGs las agUas en- lorna de irriga
cion a toda su temperature, alvian Y aun
curan las neuragias, Ia rigdez contraction
de los miembros.
Medieo-director, Sr. DR.. d. PEDRO HEExAE-
DEF Y SANTIAGO.
USERA & BLANcH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
PAPI ESPAlM BUII0 Y BARATQ.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
pAPEL EsPASoL de Jover y Sierra que
hay en- la imprenta del BoLETIN, SO aca-
ba de recibir un gran surtido de papel
Aorete, superior calidad, de Vilaseca y
de Fontanet, cuyas resmas se realizan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20

rodo con capa de 6%. siendo pagadero en- Liver
al 4 de l0% siendo paxadero Gu Puerto Rtoo.
i,os dstes pagar en- Puerto Rico SO cobraran al
ambio corriente de Giros en- las echas do las ueGa-
de los vapores. =, ..,.
fas nIazas bultos de maquinaria que pasen de
Aaa fonsIadas de peso, otras Inercancias no men
Slnn ndas arriba hete conveucionGI.
eohre embaroues Dor un solo vApor de no menos
~ra f01 fonoiAdaS, para un solo COsi9nIttar1o, &c
Shonsr& In capa, pa9andose flete on Liverpool la
anfraga de los conocimientoe.
Para normenores. diriRirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20

NOTA.--Los pasaies t0mados Dordo cos
kar6n as p.3 recargo.
Ee expenden Bfiletes de Ida vuelta pa
RI pasaies de pTimera con un 25 p.5 rebaja
vaIid0s Dor 80 dias desde su fecha.
Eos nff1os memories de afios, uno gratis
de3as amos solo la cuarta parte, de 8 q
Il amos pagaran la mitad del pasaje:
unnairo los enseres de CANA y sus provisio-
Para mag pormenores dirigirse en- San
9uan Puerto. Rico. d los Agentes generates.
SILVA 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
UnsasnEn Rnllonay.

Este maravilloso balsem0 sana infalibie
mente las heridas enliguas, las llagas, y lns
males de pi ruas de pecho P0r medic
de su Influenza las ulceras virulentes to-
man muy pron'o un aspecto congaIeciente
refrigerante de producer una cuTa peTfecta
de las afac ZONES de la piel, los coDstipa-
dos, las toses ell Ieumatisno, aun cuand0
sc ha apelado en- vano q todos los dem6n
remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
D. RANT,

Investigsciones eIperimentalss sobre sl
Fosfat0 de cal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
BoIetG directa para Europa.


Ni1o5 memories de tres amos no pagan pasa-
je Entire y II amos mitad de pasaje Cria-
dos acompafando sus amos 2I3 parte de pa
safe
Para Is nformes tipos de fetcs dirigirse
q los a. 4tes de la compahia en- San Juan, So
brinoe Ezquiaga. a.-Arecibo, F. Fernandez
& Co.-Aguadlla, Kuchler & Co-Mayaguez
PLATA Il Brave vo-Ponce, Cortada & Co.
Arroyo, Fantauzzi Hermanoa HHmacao, B.
Pom Bns6 %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
SERVICIO ENTIRE NUEVA YORK
Y PUERTO -RICO.

FL rspldo comodo galor CLARlBEL dc
,zcD tOneIadas hara vaes ,,irectos desGe Nue.
"a Yofk este puerto, hacienda despueS esca-
las en- Arecito, AguadlIia, MayagueZ, Ponce,
Arroyo y HumacaU, para cuyCs puutos t,0nitl-
IA carsa pas3je s,1ndo sus sslidas de Nue.
ya-I Urk ei 10 Qe octuDre, - de n0viemble Y
! d. enerO lroxImos, G,sde cUya fecha hara
igG4i carTerG el excclente vapor EfSA, &c pOc-
ja dc 400 tCu@ladAS, alnDls vapofes en- COM
bIuacloa lara sus bal.das cada 10 dias Gesde
Nueva YGrk.
Iarifa dc pasGje c!3tTe NaerG- Fork, Puerto
Rico deDldS puestos de Ia ZSIa dorde toca
v vjce. uerSG.
I'm pasaje en- |. g camara. ......... 8 60
I'm i'd. en- id. ida y vuelta. a............ loo
PARA La ISLA
demas dc su ruta a los tipos establecidos por
otras empresas dc vapores.
TdrUa lie fetes para Nlteva- York.
Cafe, azdcar, mieles, ETC, etc, segun conve-
nio especial con los agentes, hbre de capa.
La nlGs bardta ruta para Europa, vfa
NueUd- York
con opcion permanecer en- dicho punto los
pasajeros, todo ell tempo que juzguen opor-
tuno.
Conocimientos boletas de pasajes directos
SO dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapores
de la compahia tocan, para Europa, Oanada y
Boston, en- coneXion con las siguientes hneas
dvapore=
Via Nueva-Y ork por la de Cunard, White
Star Inman para desde Liverpool. North
German Lloid para y desde Bremen Ham
burg American Packe+ Company para desde
Hamburgo. White Gross Line para deede
Amberes. - General Transatlantic Com nanv
para desde Havre.-Anchor Line pa
desde L6ndres y Glasgow he
patch J. International Lines para desde
dos los puntos del Canada metropolitan Lin
para desde Boston
RoIotr 1lia.ocfn a,r rn Lht,.oa,n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20

= En las eonvalecencias de Eebres tifoi-
IDEAS. en- Ia dl6uminurid, en- el didbetss,
ALI en- fin, donde Ia economic esti honda
meBte lastimada, ell Lacto-fosfato dc cal
produce los mas rapidos efectos rseonsti-
tuyentes.
Observation de los Dn BLACHN.
MoNoD TARDIEU.
Medsos de los Hospitalss de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20

Siempre que el aceite de higado dc
bacalao estaba indicado, hemos tenido oea-
sion de yer cuan ventajoso era dar Ia
par el Jarabe de Dusart, cuyas propieda-
dcs aperitivas completan Ia accion medi-
camentosa.
D. RANT,
Invast1a rionas laa sOAPa al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
9(IEdN W6 ttt LIttOtSItt bL tVtU ZU % ttto y Itt
4r4,. MoRTERA 6 MANUELA.

NuEFrTAs srss. II. r. u. Dolz Osinp.-GIr AZ A.
sncesores de silva. nsdriEue. U2mu, -8AaAo GOA. &
IIayo i Oornp. .-CuBi, 9Ies. 3. L. ass Cotlc.-
EarTo DoMrNao Hr. u. Juan 2ou,-MAyhats@. Icu
min Bernedo -.AauAJILLA ares. Aineal, Jalil ' Ga-
fyTs-0-TlYco arss. Lrisr.e, HsrnaGo ds Qar9caua
= C1nnn.-~RA@Ta6 szAs. SgeN, I4331b Y $cl0c,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
LIN L q
yAPOaE5-COaAE0S ESPAN0LES,
1sntre Livorpoolv Puerto Rico,
ln giyaa IL ut. lIal ~ la I,'sna.
pesDachAaaose uno ell as ae Gala ules "a Liver
Tipos rsducidos Dis E.stss.

cancias, sacos vacios, PERTH
nsrla IA aetes. JdonlI erla. SOL.
DEQyiE.
.lusalegfa. alambro, ,co0te. no or toue-
Us iat.A elav -, tunos para
gas fsrrst3rIa, ptnturA. a3ai- iada de peso
eiareia ,a3on. yeliss, p4pe ? sol. -,
muebles, Vtyaros vnos, ilco- EleoIIa
rsIes '..,...".-... ....,.......j q op3oa del
a,uInaTia tnu toniend3 pleas
slue pasen de dos tonelaaaS dc sOl. VApor.
Tegol pailRs para a2acAr...
Va vidrieria. ceTve1a, et-lie1to an
Iadrillos, abopos. .............-
AFRO. cGlderos togones ...... 4SI. Ton. de peso.
roz hasta AGO 2lccs. tei paSa
de 1000 eacos. iete conVencio- 4sI. ldem.
nal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
AMIGO DID TOD0s
PiLuoAIs Hokfou i.

Millones de personaa. en todaa ias pnk1et
del munsio. recemiendpn dichas PiIdDfAs
como ell nlejor resauratiyo de Ii saInd nl11
so conoae. Elias curan t0dae Las nfecCios
ues lei coTaz0n, del higadO, del est6u1ago.
de los rifiOnes de los intestin08, remlie.
vsn la acrimonia, la hatulenuia y n eardial.
gi4 expuIsand0 dc Il sangre f0da impureza,
forfaleciendo complet mente 81 sistelD1 n6E-
vioso dando un toro saludable la 0rQa.
i1e .oiS. =, ~ =,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20

Mediante ell empleo del Lacts-fosfato
de cal con las nodrixas cuya leche alterada
habia producido didrrea verde v serosd,
hsmos visto desaparecer sl NAL recups-
rar les niios Ia salud
D" DoLBEAU = pAoUET.
Inaniciea Mineral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-20
aUs,a CvarANIa Dk VaiUkbS ATLAS.

sa.mo, lngits en- Iaras en- III Cotmado :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
covCrALING CASES OF SMALLPOX.

An alarming outbreak of smallpox was discovered
IN brooklyn Suud day. the disease having been CON
craIed for three weeks IN house, No. 5G Flatbush-
ave Fac family o.! Frederick krafts occupies The
third floor. II includes SIX children October 10.
the eldost Charles age nineteen, VINO was employed
Ia tins cry went home sick His parents decided
that he had the smallpox, but determined to call
10 hyscian and conceal the fact IN order 10 escape
trouJ But Oh November 3 "A daughter. Minnie,
age eleven, was taken SICK and The following
day two Younger children also. Then a ply
6lcan was called. who informed the Board Of Health
OF the fact that four persons had The disease. Yes
terday morning the youngest child, tour. died.
The body was promptly buried aud the sick persons
were reno, cd ia the contagious diseases ambulance
10 tLe smail-Pox Hospital IN Flatbusb. The house
was thoroughly fumlgatcd and dlsinfected, and the
occupants viii ne Quafantined. Two other families
besides the Kra rs occupy the remaining floors The
enid winch dIed had not been vaccinated and tue
Others which suffered most severely had ll-eiined
MARKS Of vaccination. Tho health authorities yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
GENERAL WARREN AT FIVE FORKS.

Two witnesses testified before the Warren Court
of Inquiry Yesterday IN regard h. General Nancu's
p1sitIon on the field ut the close OF the battle Cen
eral Henry G. Bankhead, who was AoJu;ant-Gcncrll
O. the Filih Corps. said ;hat he WAS with General
Warren a short time before he received his order oi
relief from General LeTdau. At tat TINE General
Warren was at The west SIDE OF the Gillian field.
General Warren dispatched the witness 20 General
Sheridan TO report the condition Of AFFAIRS and 10 get
found near Five Forks, told him that he had air al
sent instructions TO General Warren by a!dc-ic-
camn When the witness again met General War
rcn q few moments la.er. lie had been relieved
from command
Controller James W. Wadsworth. who was on
General WaITeu's stan, SAID that he sent bV
General Warren t. General Gnthn urging him 10
ouIcken his movement. Tho witness sand that hen
he returned be came by the Ford road. and then
went in a direction that took Inn west Of Five
Forks Here lie fell IN with General Warren.
The cOurt adjourned until 1 a. II. tO-daJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WOMEN AS SCHOOL OFFICERS.
VACANCIES WHICH THEY MAY FILL ACCORDING

VACANCIES WHICH THEY MAY FILL ACCORDING III
TIE NV LAW.
The terms Of office Of seven Commissioners OF the
Board OF Education and eight Inspectors ol ccnoois
will cNpirc at the end of the year. Inc rttrtpG
commissioners are stephen ~ NalNeI, lre,'"th. "a
naud fraud. b. +. Watson, Edward 1. D"hholN'
and BENJAMIN /. Manlcrrc the Inspectors VINO
will 90 ont Of Office are ID unls keenan,. l)r. \. :.
Hunter W. H. GRAY. Henry Allen, Richard \ Gun
niugham r.. II AttcrhuTy, F. Mangln, and i. n.
Falc IT. All thcSc vacancies will I've filed ny Mayor
Cooper. Since the last appointments were made an
act has been passed 10y the Legislature by Wm'h
The Mayor has the privilege OF appontluS women
to til the vacancies. The act reads as follows;
SECTION |. No ~ son shall ne deemed 20 be- inc'1hc
to serve Is an, school ,tccr vote a. any sc8"o
meeting by reason 90 y who las the oiher Qua'Ho'
tons oov rtQuir'd hY law.
SIC . Ths act >i,@u TAX m ct immeflat ~
Several of the Commissioners of the Board OF ID
nCatou recently stated that there was no u"u i
that the act affected the school sNSte IN luiS VlA
and that thr NayOr had the power 10 appoint
women rs Commissioners and inspectors. MAYOR
Cooper was asked a few days ago II ne l"t'"VVV ~
avail himself Of the privilege. uut ne replica tiitt
n WIS not in the habit o. tcilnG III advance MAJ
appointments hr would MAKE. ,
In addition 10 tLe abOyc-named school oiheeis the
term of o.cc ol one trustee IN each OF the twenty
lpur Wards VIII also expire. These appointments
are ma ic hy the Committee on Nomination oil
Trustees. winch consists OF Commissioners hehN,
D.aldSlcc MIiaIty. eSt. Wickham. stone,
Watson WcilupTe and TraVd. These Commits
siou,rs also lnvc the privilege, according 10 me
new law. oi naming women as trustees 10 Ni the
vacancies In tn, different Wards. The nominations
Of the trustees Must DE confirmed by the Board oi
Education According 10 the law. therefore, al
present women may receive the appointments 10
tn clos OF the year in the educational system ID
this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
AN INSANE BEGGARs HALLUCNAT1ON.

Officer Chapman. of the TIVE ty-ninth Precinct.
took before Justice Nandcu, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday a .wrcchedly clad
man. who he had found mplorlng aims at Madison
ave and Twenty-eighth-st The man SAID that he
was the Lord and that he was begging for his dis
ciples lie had string of beads ana a cross about
his neck. Around his waist were nearly SIX yards
of telegraph wire, and in his pockets were tour
pipes. knife. sey eral potatoes, pieces of coal
needles thread and other articles. While tho
officer was bringing him to the court the prisoner
struck Young man across the face for staring ut
in. and at SiXth-avc. and Thirteenth-st. he
brought down the short cane that he carried upon
the head Of "a man who was talking with young
woman Justice Waudcll committed him TO the
care Of the Commissioners of Charities and Corrcr
ton. and on the way to the city Prison., the
PRISONER gave another man, who Was talking
with girl on the street, sharp blow over the
head before tine officer could prevent him. lie de
chnud then the man was the devil talking t. IN
angel Efforts were made to take away his cane
but he resisted with the fury Of "a mailman, declar
ing that ho would not stir step without his
stan - rs he called it. After much diff ulty the
lunatic was lodged in a cell in the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
.l.MpNG rRON THE RAILs.
Az Acc,pr>I is uoBoK.S BY WHICH An aNcINEER
WAS X LIED.

Az ACCIDENT is uOBOKES BY WHICH An HNCINLEK
WAS KILLED.
Asa heavily loaded coal train on On" Morris ana
Fs.,x DIVISION o. The Delaware. LackaW&nna ana
Western Railroad WAS running into the ydro at
Untokcn. caIly Yesterday morning the engine and
s-,cral of The car, jumped from thc rails and ran
over The tics. The fireman lcaued oh and was hurt
low icin- thrown ou las hca I. Peter CaNanaugll 70;
tn engineer. remained at his post until he lad
reversed the ltNerot tAc engine, when ne too >rdng
ont of the cap just as hi, feet struck lie ground,
tn coal cars tcu Gppu him, crushing INN TO the
ground with great force. The coal was scattered IN
al directions aud the cars were broken up ana
crus ci conc oi woykmcu soon removed the
wrecked cars from the body OF CavaHaush, which
was badly crushed and ,tlur'd. i, wa. taken TO
Cranes Moveac i'm Westinghouse, ilohokcn.
by order Of Coroner Virgins. VINO Will holI the
Inquest. The dead engineer lived at Port Morris
~ ). He WIS highly gmcd hy tie officers OF the
railroad company. Ills family consists of VIE
AM i've small children.
the cau>, ot tlc accident is not known, as the
switch ncaI the scene OF the disaster Was in rs
proper position when the tTan left the rails. II Is
believed that tie tram WIS running at too high 4
rate Of speed arounl sharp curve. 1t was a
straue, accident said the Superintendent, and
we cannot say who was responsible Tor 1t. 1T VIII
be thoroughly lnycetiG1tcd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09

taking with him 81 90 all the pocket money MIS-.
Edwards y rsse sscd. The police have clew 20 Iue
thief who II IL sad, - one of the " Rocky Hollow
gang" This gang Is believed to have committed
thr other IObbrrirs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES improvements are
h-,ur made at the Sailors Snug Ilarbor, New
brighton Two large buildings. each 100 feet dret'
erected ~ an ad luton TO the institution, are near
coupcted The institution has now over 'Vo
inmates The fwo new buildings Will afford accom-,
mediation for 800 more. The improvements VIII
cost nearly 800 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
SHiP AEUS.
PORT OF NEW YORK NOV. &. 1850.


Qala frl, Cook Liverpool oct 81 via Qucenstown
with mlse ana patseugeta 10 Vernon II Sl0gn - 90.
str Ne-er fGur Ni"gand. Brmen Oct with mdse NJ
g37 passengers - Oelricis g c..
NuTth. Amory sent :, port
sai Oct - Gibraltar n. tayai -. with 10 \ Low
- 1ragS1 BIOS
stT SersuS Bese with nd-e and passengers 10
IA DinucA.
ship SPARKS sharpness oct 20 nlih order.
yes-ei 20 James Elwell & 90.
ship Diuutless Chester Liverpool 10 days mdse 10
yes-r, y Fish q. c..
ship st.,nson soi HelOu Mcintosh P.ian 50 days with
d .Ta 10 orler Bros
ship IS We'on Of John 49,. Wright london % DAYS
In ballast 10 j " faTscr q 60.
iOlao Nor, Bache LSth - dlya IN bal To
bias 4 Co.
Barr y Heard fnf Yarmouth y 81. Robbins Plau Semi
ga. with od .rOh TO order vessel James W Eiwui
Bal. Queen Of tao tioct .Br, Wolnl Bfvmen days
with amply barrels ~ Orer vessel to 4 MENUS &
kIA it l.oPsltO uiOuo-stsr days In ballast
TO Austin BALDWIN & Co
H.Is Be-ao rntei OF John y b. Parker Duutnk ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
THE ASsAILANT OF SISTER GERTRUDE.

Thomas Stanton. who shot SISTER Gertrude
Vcrena. of the 81 John Baptist House. Sunday
morning was taken yesterday morning from the
Twenty second Street Station 10 the lorkNlIc
Police Court. When be WAS removed from his cell,
Stanton preserved his indifferent manner, and con
vcrsed ir " with the police upon the subject of his
crime He said that he bought his revolver at
Leeds. England, expressly TO Kill witches with.
From his statements IL appeared that lie believed
Sister Gertrude TO be Roman Catholic Sister OF
Charity. He said that witches have repeatedly
informed him that tie Sisters were follow ing hnn
and speaking III Of him. e. got tired Of thi,
species OF persecution. and made up his mind TO put
On end to IT. He reiterated the statement which
Inc made SUNDAY that he did Lot intend to kill
Sister Gertrude.
stanton Was aTaigncd before Justice BlXby, at
the Police Court His manner Was quiet and com
poscd 4 certificate from DR.. :. l.. Morris was
presented TO the effect that the wounded woman
was in 10 immediate danger stanton was com
united without bail TO await further examination.
Numerous Inquiries Yesterday made at The IT,
John Baptist House regarding the injured wcmans
condition were met with the statement that Sister
Gertrude is dong nicely"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
A CHICAGO EMBEzzLER ARRESTED.

George : Marsh collector and boOkkccper for
the firm Of Herbert Spencer & Co., doing business
at Wabash-aye. and Lake st. Chicago. fled from
that city about ten days aRo. His employers ascer-
famed that he had collected bills amounting to
over - 900, and Immediately had description
of Marsh sent over the country. This description
arrived ia New York Saturday evening, and sunday
uight, about o'clock. Detectives MalOncy and
Rogers arrested Mash in lnion.squaIc. He was
arraigncd before Justice Morgan, IN the Essex
Market Police Court. Yesterday morning, and the
Justice committed him to await the arrival of
Officer Haynes Of the Chicago police who Will pro
curo eX tradition papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09

Said n Democrat, who is produce dealer,
this forenoon notice that APPLES siuce the election
OF GARFIELD are just wOrny ms they were OoiOre"
nd Inc DEMOCRATS moro So" Has the quick
spouse Boston Traveller.
An excited old gentleman, upon tie receipt
OF the Republican victories. shouted TO nelghbor {;
Where's your Democratic party nOwf The reply was
Gone to HI" good old Methodist brother quietly
remarked: e. Home 81 last Allegheny Mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARHlVALS.

PfUNINfNI ANTIFNTIN
RIM I-enuc poiel-Gcrcra w. : lIarncv. L. =
A.: David A. Wells. Of Norwich Conn the non L. = nut
inCnn OF Montreal lr o. q. Iatcrt oi hihth' ho
Y ana Thomas NJ. k,fson. 81 B'spn ....N go '"''
Governor Andrew o.. Curti1, OF PennstlN '.t
Cfricranf }0us Xxi congressman william L0ughtldRe W
Iowa. Brrt0o HOusr-Jar Cooke o. Plaielpha az"
Director Quick. I. =. NJ. 10 " I"S'-
Insurance Commissioner Julius l. Clarke OF B"s'"n
GId4d Io'ei-C OngTessman-elect George ISL OF
B4llston \ " 81 1ouee-A lirci Gather, of incin-
NAH -. - nt,or N -TIsnrv O. Parker. Of Boston =;
~ Nich0las Roic-The Hon. T. Morgan Of Aurora ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
ACCEPTING A FRIENDLY PROPOSITION.

The Board of Directors of the Maritime ASsOcia-
ton Of the Port of NewYofk held IFS monthly meet
ing Yesterday. TIE rules for the delivery and re-
ccpt of southern pine cargOaS. published ioforc
were adopted as tie rules Of the assoCla ION AID W.
H. Van Brunt, 5. Gildereeeve. George III. Southland.
Isaac Epplnger and W. Il. w Miller were appointed
the COMMITTEE that trade. II was decided 10 ac-
ccpt the proposition Of the Produce Exchange to
furnish accommodations to the ASSOCIATION III its
new building in Beayer-st.. and to remove the Mari
time Exchange thither upon tho completion OF the
LII l1rln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
TrOIrRJ THE TABERNACLE

Three OF the trustees of the BROOKLYN Tabernacle
Henry 7. KlrkLam, James H. smith and :. IL.
Fraukenbcrg, have resigned their office. They COM
posed the Nominating. Committee, and named Is. Il.
CorwIn, II. A. Tucker and j. X. WImarth TO nj
tie vacancies In the Board occurring October 3 .
They claim that the pastor. Nh Iaimage, gave them
TO undrTs and that he would observe a neutrality III
the matt OF e,eCtng trustees. Mr.. Iafm- after
ward issued circular "a pcw-owners, opposing the
election OF MaOr Corwin and on account 81 THIS the
three trustees named above offer their resiguatIons
saving that they have desire 10 serve u the end
e Z It,.tr fpyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
MIR nocnAHrYs APPOINTMENTS.

Augustus 7. Docharty. Reg elect was asked
Yesterday 10y a reporter Of TIE tribune II there
was any Truth in the TGmOr that he INTENDED to
appont Coroner Richard Croker as Deputy Regis
ter lie replied cannot set make public my
appointments. or one thing you may be certain, !
shall appoint no Deputy Register who is not
capable o. running the Office in my temporary alb
scnce as well | can do II myself. And all my
appointments and nay mode OF management viii be,
am convinced, a credit 10 myself and satisfactory
10 the public. | know the Office thoroughly, and
what tile public has right TO expect"