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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

crttorios patentes para casas de concrete particC
lares-Sres John Wright Comp. Aparatos eeon6-
nlcos para aiumbrar tngentos casas particulares.
Lo SlgIliente es un rss s1men parcial de Ia maqui-
maria etecos agrieOlas industriaes construdOs
en- los aeres de los senores fabricantes arriba nom
brados.
MOn0s de todos tamafios para cana hasta 50 pull
gatas diametro con todas las meioras para obtener
la mayor extraction BOmbas para guarapo. hOri-
Zontales, vertieales do por.-Maquiuas de vapor
verticaleS horzOntaes fas portitiles de uno dos
ytres cilindros, con expansion, condensation. sem
elias todOs t1manos, Maquinas atmOsfericas que
triple efeco con suS bombas condensad0res
infection ysuperfciales para ugares dOude esca-
sea ell aqua. Taoh0S dc vapor nj aire bre.-Evapo-
radora de Wetzol Bour otros. -Clarincadores rec
tanguares, semi esfGricos continues. -Contrifugas
precipitation, de sacos. carbon ANIMAL Fitr0s
prensas. .-Calderas de fuses, cilndricas. seccona-
los. Galloway muttubuares Y compuestas. -CaIen-
tadores purifeadOres de aqua para calderas que
ofrecen una economic de 30 4 50 por Glen, en- com
buStiblR uuadandO "a Sfa lir1r,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
Cidra, agosto de 1880.

Cidra, agosto de 1880.
Muy seior maestro
Ponemos Ell su COZ cimiento one habendo
cesado en- srls negocoa la casa que Oslo la ra.
Zon dc PEDRO ORTIZ giraba en- IS G pueblo,
hemos e. tablecido una nueva sociedad de gu /.
es socio comandtar ell mi.mo ID. Pedro Ortiz
Y gerente 81 yerno D Primitive Silva, bajo Ia
ra on social de
p. Sill VA & co.
encargada le la liquidscion de la anterior
Esperanto tome Y razon de la firna al pie,
teiiefnos ell gusto de ofrecernos de Y. atentos
y s. s.
Q. B. s NJ.
h. 30s. p. Silva f. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
B2fl0S dc COanlO.

Tenemos et honor ds inlornar a las perso.
mas que des"eA hacer ulc de nuestras aguas
nincr0-nedicina q, haber I'll do "a tenpora-
Ia &c ''b4hos' desie 81 dia 10 de Abril hasta
)"tnhre 81 durante cnyos meses encontrarau
todas Ias comodidades y atenciones que sean
necesarias.
Uospncs de Ia Ultima techa snlo proporcio-
nara el Esta5leclmjento habitaciones ell uso
le IGs agras.
Ii % USERA e BLAyCH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
FIN GU AINARO.

Be vende 6 so alqua una buena casa de
alto, cobijada de zinc, en- la calle principal del
mismo pueblo, los baios de material v los ii.
tos de made"a, c0ntenipndo los altos una bna-
ma sala, cnatro aposentos, un buen conedor
buena cocina mas dos cuerdas de terreno
con varios arbo es frutales y un buen y,asto.
uicha casa esta bien pintada blanQueads
RI que la interese pnede dirigirse FELIU
HERMANoS q Oo., On Bayamon. l--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
CIRCULAR.
Cidra, agosto de 1880

Muy sefior mio:
Participo " haber cesaGo la casa que gi
raba en- este pueblo haio mi solo nombre, que
dando su fqudscon q cargo de la sociedad
que sc ha rmado segun circular c,ntinua-
cOn
Ia misma confauza con que me ha honradc,
tengo el gusto de repetirme dc V. atentoy y S. s
Q B S NJ.
Pedro Ortiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

Sc venden parras aclimatadas va garan
tiz I'd, s que dan uvas DE dos pesos dos
reaes cada p segun tamahO
San Justo Ell la huerta ie Puerta de
TERRA, irente karracones. h. %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

Alme entadoras aut6matas de vapor para caldera
que 3frecen seguridad eomp pleta &c nomfa--Als
mas para aalderas. Con aparato Seneiilo dR
muy POGO cdsto, es impossible por descuido quemar
las calderas -iGaa clase de pailas valvuias par
baterfas comunes perfsectonadas- -Romanas halen.
zas para haciendas. amaoen1s. oficiuas pulperfas
Molinos para matt. fijos portatlies ia 70 es Ia
mah9s.- Bombas de riego, centrffuga y de piston
Despepitadores de sierra cilindro de cuchFla es-
pecia para algodon.A paratos para cafe de desgra-
mar, descascarar iimpiar surtr ei grano por 8Tna-
no y separar e caracoo.-Maquinas para hacer
Iadrillos teas ytubos De barro -Maquinas de vapor
para arar. zanjear, etc.-Man6metros, pirofnetros
bar6metros, reOes llaves. valvulas toda oIase de
material efectos d. bronco hierro para maqui-
uls. calderas para hacienda. de az1car cafe mRiz
arroz etc. Efecos de teegrafia tramvfas ferro-ca-
rifles. puentes de- hierro.-Como tambien todo mate-
rial. edifcos, maQunarias etc. para factorias CEN
traIes.
Para pormenores, precios etc. drigirse en- Ponce
ID. Roberto Graham dnic0 agente en- esta provin.
cia.- Ponce, Puerto Rico febrero /. o de 1879
HSt4-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
''L;lS NOVe(I,l(lcS. - /:
DE
I8naciO Llo11npa1~t &c co :
FORTALEZA.
81

Los de acreditado eabecmeno participant s
tanes hvorecedores p1bco general hb cbdo los M
procedetes de Europa complete
meancs artcuos de novedad caoeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

lesean lamar la atencion de los comerciantes
le Puerto Rico para sus bien eonocl as cui-
dadosamente pre-. aradas marcas de h rina
POTOMAC, LA FAVORITA,
OHIO BELLE, STAR EAGLE,
DELLENERE, CHAMPION,
que ,uedeu sUlictarse por medic de todas as
casas cOmisiObi tas
Tamben recomiendan nartcuarmente ell es-
tar aerta contra las imitacioncs que de las
mismas Sc hacen, es eci9lmente de la FAvoRTTA,
con classes interi0reS TO las las hsrinas legiti-
mas de LIS xJresadas marc0s llevan estampa-
do en- el barr el n0mhre de
HOLT * co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
RdD ND MC ME.
Velas de composition on III Coln,ado.
Garcia, Gatell y Co.,
AGENTES GRALES. Y COMISIONISTAS

Habilitssdos competentemente para toda
cIase de negocios comerciales fnancieros
Y para los dc consignaciones de buques y
On general dentro y fuera de la isla, por si
tieien q bten utilizar eue eQryIcioe, Gale de
Tetuan ntm. ~, 3, j., Pto.- -Hiop. hAD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
ENCIlbN .

Los que suscribeu acabsn de recibir de los
E. U, de America, el nijor fertizador 8 abo-
ma conocido, pursmente yegetal qne contie-
ne segun anslisis practicable de ga l0p. ~ de
amoniaco. Invitanos los agricultores ha-
Ger un ensayo, Y como tai. reducir6mos 81
preci0, que no excedera de 35 pesos toneada.
que viene ser, con poca diferencia, su costo
Por experlmentos hechos EN- Ia Isla de Cuba.
esta pr bado que es el mejor abono para todh
tabaco, lniuyendo lie tai moio Gu 81 desarrp.
llo do dicha planta que hace crecer Ia hola tree
6 cuatro pulgadas dc su tamaho ord mario l
dando la ceniza del tabaco enterau,enta hIar.
co. Dep6sito, Tetuan Is -
h. 3n GARCIA. GArRkr d CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
Carruajes Dc Gonzalez, Ramos Y Aatenzo.

Desde ell dia 10 del prcsentc mes, la EN-.
prnsa, para as comodi'ad del phi lico az
mentara las salidas diarias de os coches en-
relacioa con las h 3ras que tienc estahleci las
ell TRANVIA, Y con una rebaja not;tble en-
los precloS.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De la Carolina Rio-piedras, d las u d
l0t de la manana.
DE Caguas a Rio-riedrae, i las Ct de
la maflana.
De Rio-piadras para ambos runtos las 8
de la ta ric fin' ados t',das hot"s, abo
nando los asleutos qge t. nga ell coche.
PRECIOS.
Un aaiento de o-piedr;ss d la Carroll
ma 8 vica-verSa. ......... ......... TO
UnO dem de dem a CaPu g, o ldem. 50
Un coche fletado ue asientos lie la
CAPITAL Cangreios. os.,..............
Sic do de ida vue ia. .............. =.
Uno idem de la Capital Rio-pie-
dras .................... 225
Siendo de ida vuelta. a............. =.
AL pasajero no Sc le admite mas equipaje
que un huto, cuyo buto no exceda de - H.
bras de y. so; la dem2sia sera paga conven-
cinnalmente endo ell mismo ell conductor,
Ia EMPREsA no r@sponde de averfa.
Tamben se netan coches para todos los
puntos que pcrmita el ctmino. Los precios
seran modicos. a. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
;Gran descubrimiento aatorizsdo con patente!
NO MAS QUINlNA!

Curaci on adical-
PREsERvATIvO CURATIVE DE LAS ENFERMEDADES
vENEREAs FIEBRES OALENTURAs SIN
DEL. MERCURIO M Ell UsO DE La QUINA. CON FL GRAN
EsPECIFICO vEGETAL DEL EsPECIALISTA WALL
breves dias FIEBRE AMARLLA vIRUELA el
CALENTURAS enfe
ESTOMAGO del HGADO BAZO REUMATISMO
RES ANTINA ANEMIA CLOROSIS SIFILIS HERPES DOLORES
en- ounce
Depoto California vaias naconesS vpde las prucipsles
bota dogueras de Hbana San Juan de botca de
lLEDESMA, cale de San Francisco 3S
JUAN cale Fortaez 15 De ga TO- y2a
Je la a27
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
Institute CO'egio.
AVISO9
Muy int0ros ante


D' Guadalupe D. de Diaz admite pupilos
en- Cangrejos Ell precio sera conventional
COZ los sehores padres encorgados de los
nihos. Pora intormes dirigrss 4 dicha Sra
en- Trujil o-alto donde reside accidentalmente.
Puerto Rico setiembre de 1850 2-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
@E ~ EN MDEN

dos casas en- Capgreios frente la Rbrica de
los t6sforos en- la panaderfa de los senores
ViIlpmiI = oc iniormsrfn, y % sbre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22
SOCTCssAEtES.
SEVERE BASTON.
45.--SAN NCISCO-45

45.-S AN FRAN CIS 5 c o As
SANJUAN PUERTO-RICO.
,3ira letras en- todas cantida1es corts vista
eobre los siguientes caldtales puebloS DC n
Peninsula, isas Balesres las Canarias
GAL LICIA,
Betauzos Bayona, CalIas lie Reyes, Camari
has. Coruna. Corcnbon, Ferro, GuaYdH Lu
20 L.aye Mnros, Mon'ionedo. N0ya, Orensc
OrtiCueiTa Santa Marital, Patron, PDnteve
dra, Pu ntedeunc, Pnentea"eas, Rlvadeo
Santiago, Tuy, yivero. Vigoy y Viilagarcfa.
ASTJ RlAS,
Aviles, Oangas de oais, Cnngas dc Tine" Gu
dilIero. U,unya CastropoI, Fgueras, Gon
Grade. I.aStres Llanes Luarca, Oviedo, Pola
de Sirro, Pola 10 Lena Poia tr Labian0, Pra-
via. RivadeseA, 5a,As, Tinto, TapiG, ViIlovi
ciosa Infesto
RestO dc la Peninsula,
Bilbao. Barcelona, Cartageua, C4dlG, Grana
da, Leon, Madrid Panplnna, 9antanler, Sae
Sebastian, Sevllla, ValGdolid, Vaeuvis y u
FSgoza.
ISLAS RALEARES,
CiudAdels de Meuorca Palma de Maiorca
ISLAS CANAKIAS,
Pamas iGrsn Canariasl u ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

Manove Alliott Comp. Nottingham Rouen. cuyas
eSpecialidades son tOda clase de maqunaria Sacar-
na.-Sros. W. H. Bailey Comp. Satord. Accessories
Y ymaterale5 para fabrcas al vapor.-Sres. Crossaly
,estan aqua. caldera nj carbon.-Sres Hayward.
Tyler. Comp. L6ndres, M9tores eaI6rcos ,maqu-
maria nj vapor perfoycionada.-Sres. John Fowler y
Comp Leeds L6ndres: Aparatos al vapor para cu-
tivar la terra,-Sres J. b. Fleming Comp. Edm-
prenta.-Sres. Ransomes Sims Head Ipswich
Instrqmentos agrfcolas. Molinos para maz etc
COMP LndfS @
etc.-5res. J. b. Barra Tough, Manchester Apara-
tos para a preparation de hbras los materiales
lue s. ltii-nn. n.-WOnOOt Desk Comp. Glasgow. FS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-22

Arsaaue. naeerelas N iatas = = c0mado,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-07
A Consideration Of Suicide.
[From the Popular Science MONTHLY.

il
Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer
stood at the stake to be burned for her.
esy. Fastened to the body of each was
bag of powder, placed there by friends
with the intention of bringing the suffer-
ings of the victims to speedy termina-
ton. Latimer died first. The flames,
rising rapidly, touched the powder, and
the torture for him was at an end. Rid
ley was not SO fortunate. The wood pre-
pared for his execution beng green and
tightly packed, the fire smoldered, and
he was long In agony, crying out that he
could not burn; until one of the specta-
tors having loosened the faggots, and adj
mitted air, the flames swept up to the
powder and brought death.
1t is certain that the use of powder
was notincluded in the sentence of death.
It was permitted, not authorized. Death
being sure, the prosecutors were magnan-
imous enough at the last, to allow it
to come quickly. AS the Athenian tribu-
nal granted the privilege of hemlock to
Socrates; as the English exeeutloners
failed to carry out, literally, the horrible
sentence of hanging, drawing, and quar-
tering; SO the Marian officials did not in
sist on the extreme rigor of the sentence.
But was this fastening of death, in way
unauthorized by law, either murder on
the part of the friends of Ridley and
Latimer, or suicide on their own part?
Under the old, stern common law, lit
orally construed, the martyrs who used
and the friends who furnished the pow
der were guilty, the former of suicide
and the latter OF murder.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-07
Wild Sugar Cane in Nevada.
The Winnemucca, New Silver s

The Winnemucca, (Nev.) Situer State
says: "Walter Schmidt writes as oil
lows from the Desert Salt works. at
White Pine, concerning Piute sugar
cane: "There is any quantity of wild
sugar cane growing at the sink of the
Humboldt, on thef1at between the Desert
Salt works and the railroad, where there
is plenty OF water. There is spring on
this flat near which the cane grows every
year. In the fall of the year the juice
appears as perfectly thick liquid under
the leaves. This liquid crystalizes in
short time, and the sugar is very white.
[ have collected as much as cupfulat a
time, boiled it, skinned it, and used it
instead of molasses.'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-07

slabs or other ground timber, shinglc saw dust or
shing,e shavings, any clippings edging, spalts
other refuse arising from the manufacture of shin
giles, or any edgings or trimmings of lumber from
the cutting off saw or edgng saws, or other refuse
offal arising from the manufacture of lumber, ex-
cept sawdust and planning mill shavings.
section 2 Every person violating the provisions
OF section of this act shall forfeit for each such
oftense the of ten dollars for the first otense
and twenty-five dollars for each sub eqnent olfense,
and every person damaged by such act may demand,
sue Tor and collect any special damage by him sus-
tanned thereby, with costs of suit therefor,
Section O. Thi act shall take effect and be in force
from and after it's pas sage
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DIED.


BATTY. November 18th. 1850. at Z O'Clock 8.
M, MARY }. BATTY, widow OF the late Henry
Batty, aged thirty eight years.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence, 1152
TWENTY first street northwest, Friday, November
18th, 81 O'Clock p.El.
COILINS.l AT so a. M, November 18TH 1880.
ANAsTUAsIA b. COLLINS, the beloved daughter OF
James Z. and Julia &. Collins, aged nye years and
eight months.
her father, No. T08 Il street southwest, on Satur-
day, November 10Th, at D m. Friends and rela-
tives respectfully invited 70 attend.
. HERZBERGE8. On the morning of the 14th
November, 1880, at Louisville, KY, CHARLES w.
HERZBERGER, of Washington, ID. ..
Funeral viii take place from che vault at Prospect
Hill Cemetery, ats p m, on Friday the 18th in
slant.
LYONS. At :30.a. N. November II. 1880. AGNES
LYONS, aged years, months ana "a DAYS, second
The funeral will take place from her parents
residence 726 First street northeast, at 80 p m.
Friday, 18th Instant Relatives and friends ara
invited to attend. e
9th, 1880, NARcIssUs MALLET, father of Major Ed
mond Malet, of this city, aged sixty-eight years.
McDEvITT. Thursday, November 18th. 1880,
at 10 O'Clock IN, DANIEL L. McDEyrTT, son Of
the l; te John and Ann McDevitt, in the thirty
ond year Of his age
Notice of funeral hereafter.
ETZERoTT. At ] o'clock this morning,
November 18th, 1880. Of paralysis. result OF diph
iberia, at the age of nine years ten months and
fourteen days, 1HEoDoRE 6. METzERorT. son Of
Wm. G. and Henrietta Metzerott
ZEIL1N. On Thursday morning, November
18TH 1885, Alter lingering illness, Brigsdier Cen
eIal JACOB ZEIIrs; Q. S. Marine Corps. ao.,.
The funeral viii take place on SATURDAY Z1th
instant, from st Johns Church at II O'Clock. The
friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIN AFTERNOON,
IT ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
" OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY

r .ARGE AND IMPORTANT sALEAT AUCTION
II OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
We VIII offer for SALE atpubl auction. in -
front OF retrospective pieces Of property, in fs.H
On WEDNESDAY,, NovEMBER 18th 1890. AT s
oG.oeK s 9rsinal 1t l. in west
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1880, at the
same hour, Lots and 2, of Holdens subdivision
street, between an streets northeast improved
by two desirable frame cottages.
On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ~, 1880. COMMENCING
AT O'CLOCK PM. lot Il, in Van Riswick's sub
division of square All, fronting 20 feet on 9Th
street, between Z and L streets southwest. Also,
original lot %, In square 500, fronting 80 fees on
Union street, with the improvements thereto be-
' on MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1885, COMMENCING
AT 4 O'CLOCK NJ and continuing from day to
day until the whole offered. sub iof H. in square
southwest framing AK feet on n' 9Th bS 81 fse on
f street. Alse. lots numbered from as to 30. in
elusive s the east Il feet 10 inches front Of 81
inclusive; rs and SO to g. inclusive, ia the s9bd
vision by the assignees of George Mattingly and
others Of square 495 fronting GA ~. 9th, and
Dominic's church. and including nearly the VIII Die
Of 40 TIE lots 4f s. "a 80 and g. are
Terms OF sale: One-third cash on the day of
sale, or within seven days thereafter the residue
from the day Of sale, for which The purchasers
promissory Eotes are to be given bearing interest
M day OF F Ss six be Ss9sG
of trust on the property sold, and a satisfactory
policy of insurance on the buildings. If the terms
from the day of sale we reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defauting
The property will be offered in separata lots or
parcels and 500 deposit viii be required On aocep
JAMES 8. EDWARDS
L. II. WARNER,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMpROy FD
RIAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF VASE

REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASH,
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust, dated -
Agsu .s t Sih u lssc and duly rec rded ber
cords Of the ns she a laad 4. the
ten request Of the party secured by said trust, I
FRIDAY, THE 2tIH DAY OF NovEMsEk, A. d. issso.
AZ THE HOUR OF . 80 o'CLoCkP P: M, the folowtls
ton in the District OF Columbia. to wit The esstsfn
part Of lot numbered fourteen l4), in square mum
Of said lot having front Of on south
st eet, and running back with that width to the
four (9D fest and -four a. inches, together with the
Improvements thereon, subject to aesd of trust of
un psd a5 IN sr M
folio 3I2 ct seq, Of said land records.
On SATURDAY, The asfH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
At The bSS rent OF the premises at pnblc SAFE
scribed Real Estate situate in said city, in said
District to wit Part of Lots psrea two 20 and
fifteen {515 besinina for tSe same ane at point on
the line Of ST. north distant forty feet west
and running thence west along said Street twenty
one CID feet thence north ninety six 600 feet and
feet and thence son ahsn1i az e ana
eleven QD inches to the place pf beginning, to-
tail dc ed Of trust of So 5OO with Interest from
5eT dsih iSs at per cert per annua nnti
Terms of sale as to each part: One-third of the
q equal insta mants, in SIX t65 aud twelve G2}
months from the day Of sale With interest at
per centum per snnum from the day OF sale, to be
secured Dy the notes of the purchaser or pur-
ehasers and DEED of trust on the property sold.
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. deposit of 800 at the time of sale will
be required Of the purchaser of each piece of prop
erty sold. All conyeyancing and recording at pur-
chasers expense IF the ter of sale are not con-
piled with il seven days from day of sale, the
trustee reserves the right TO resell the property, at
the risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser or
purchasers; after three days, advertisement
FENDAL4 Z. ALEXANDER. Trustee,
noy13, iG, 18, 90. %. a. DC
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SKELETONS oF INDIANS USEARTHTD.-While
eXcaYating for the foundation OF the house TO
be built for Miss Mary F. Jones at Southampton,
l.. l., saturday, workmen eXhumed the remains
OF three men In a fair state OF preservation.
They are believed 10 be remains OF Shlnnecock
Indians, who must have been buried In the spot
upward OF 100 years. The skeletons were dis
covered ten feet under ground. They are those
OF men who must have been over six feet high.
The remains were incaSed liz the SKINS OF same
large animal and then covered With several lay
ers OF the bark OF some tree. the kind not being
disttnguishable owing 10 decay. Near the re-
mains were found several arrOW-heads and
other Indian relics. probably buried at the same
ume.-N Z Tiiltllllf 1ftL-
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AUCTION SALES.

On sxTH e srR xAEA ha4w RsoK
As9E BRIck :, Hq sySipto OF FOUR ANP7a-
StsI hSS T S s MN Bsfdk Hassss
c ct the D District Of oSlumbis passed in equity
hrt w ie at public aaes IN raes Of
Sr g to The highest bidder on T1EsDAY
PM, ali that piece Of land lying and being in the
city Of Washington. in the District of Columbia.
go, in sqnare numbered four hundred and eighty
sss ss @ fs 9a Ss6 str street one hundred
from the southwest corner Of said square: thence
south with the line of said street twenty five (25)
hne fRe as t 10 as
east eighty eight (ss} feet four t4 inches thence
te1s inches to the line formerly a called s Aaron
Van Coolies line and thence west to the point Of
dwelling: Ne s1s Ssh ssIses northwest a'' DaaS s
by virtue of the same decree the undersigned trus.
tee win sell at public auction, front of the prem
Ann MacD anei aud others Of lots in reserVsto IN
the improvements on said lot, copsistinG ~ a
+. ur story brick dwelling house No 2ls AZ street
piece OF properly is sold the undersisued traStse
Lot numbered forty six 46>. OF the subd sion of
Ann Macpaniel and others of lots in reservation
ten COZ, also in said city, together with the i'm
pryements g. i'd lot, consisting Of two tw9-etory
brick houses in Jackson Hall ary.
Terms OF sale prescribed bS the said decree are as
Yellowstone fourth of the purchase moaey for
each of the pieces of property SID. TO be- paid in
cash on the day Of sale, within days there
after ard the resid III "h in three equal in
stslments payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months after the day OF sale, the purchaser or pur
chasers giving his, her or ther promiss Dry notes
for ssid deferred payments, bearing six per csnt
interest GER anpum from the day OF sale, or any
purchaser or purchasers may pay all the pvcdase
money in cash on the day Of sale or within seyen
days thereafter the title to each OF the said pieces of
land to be retained By the undersigned Trustee uI
til the Eurcha ze money for the same is paid de
post OF 300 will be required on each of the said
pieces of property When sold
WM. W. B0ARMAN, Trustee
Room 4, Webster Law Building.
DCNCANSON BROS. hucts nnn-I9-dk.ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

Gen. SCH0FIELDS REPORT.-In the recent
Official report OF Gen. Schoneld, by substituting
''of for ''or'' he was made 10 say 1.-The superfn-
tendeDt OF the War department. instead OF
'the superintendent (of the Military Academy
or the War department" In making this cor
rection, Gen. Schofeld says: 1.-The words as
used referred to'the fact disclosed before the
court OF inquiry that |. as superintendent, and
the war department upon hy recommendation.
had shown uldue Kindness toward an unworthy
caoet, In opposition 10 the Judgment OF the
academic board, and the similar action which
mao peen taken In another case some years be-
fore, In opposition to the judgment of a court
martial. SO far from disrespect 10 the War de-
partment, my language was a frank acknowl-
eGgement OF an error for which was mainly
responsible"