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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
IAPORES CORREOS TRASATLANTICUS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
vIAJE DIRECT0 DESDE PUERTO-RICO
A ANITA Nd Err.


Salida de uerto-R Rico ell dia 10 de cada
mes
IL Camara $165 "a Camara 130. 81 Camara so.
Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, Ii y % de cada mes
Y trasbordando en- la Habana.
Los precios para estos viajes, son los ST.
guientes:
Ia IA g.
De Puerto Rico 4 la Habana $50 8 "a 5 I6
De Id. aSantander, Cadiz Bar
celona via Habanal ....... 200 l60 20
Las localidades especiales camarotes en-
teros, seran precos convencionales.
Habrarebajas para las familias numerosas
con nflos.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con 25
p q de rebaja,
La Eynpresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dificaciones en- ell pasaje de los ninos que
viajen con sus familias.
PRIMERA sEGUNDA CAMARA.
Un niho hasta de 2 aflos, en- cada eamilia,
gratis. Los demas hasta amos un cuarto
pasaje, Los de a Z a IL amos medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERCERA CLAsB.
Un niflo, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
nos hasta amos medic pasaje. Los demas
pasaje entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
A los Sres. f cuitatiV0s.

En- In imprenta del BOLETIN Sc venden
"a el ciento de cuartias con cuadrculas Ito
graf 1das para anotar las varaciones de la
temperature, del pulse y de Ia respiration en-
as observaclones cfn cas- Hta. 30 ag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
Consulado de Francia

=, f,onsui de Francia en- Puerto Rico rue
Ia - S ins seilores Imbert Charles Hllalre
ncuste, Chardon Louis. rene enc. JRies Risand IL
depnohsTsv p y, sTsveaenten enyien sus apoderados
qus s0 0sanlhir cartas y documentos que 90 en-
posn sposentranen dicho Consulado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
IRANVIA
De Ia Capital a I,iO-PiedraS,

FL empresai1o que suscribe, spOndendo
las indcaciOnes de varias personas, hA ereido
congenienle sustituir por e sigu ente itineraro
provisional ell que ha regido hssta la fecha en-
los dias laborabrs.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
DE La CAPITAL. DE CANGREJos.
1.er viale 81 maflana. 1.er viaje maflana
q ylaJe 81 inanana e. viaje 10 maflana.
Ser viaje II tarde. ser viaje tarde.
40 yiajc tarde. A. viaje tarde.
Esta modification empezara regr desde Ell
i1nes 5 dc los corrientes y Sc entende que es
para los dias de rabajo, Siguiendo 10 mismo
qae haSta ahora en- los dias dc fiesta.
Los precios son los siguien es
Ia CLASE.
Oapit.l San Antonio 6vice-vcrsa. 10 ctvs
M rtin-pefia =. 20
s. Antonio Martin peha 9 vice-vorsa 10 -
"a CLASE.
Capital San Antonio 6vice-versa. Ct -
q MAJ tn-pef . l24
s Antonoa Martin-pe1a yice-versa st -
Los nih0s y, garan Ia mitad dc los precios f
jados para los mayores.
Puerio-R &C, abril de 1880
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
GRAN BAZAAR DE ROPA HE JHA.
CRUZ It. SaStrerla de Tomas HernanoS Cruz IT.
0UERTO-RECO
PU UERTO-EsSCab

acetao
tilod
orreos he a Feau
COmoel ellenai elacas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
REGJAMUT0 Dl INSTRUCTION

Agotada Ia antigua edieion, sc ACADIA de m.
prmir el Real Decreto Organize de 10 de JUNO
do lH65, prmaria, el dc 1871 sobre oposico
mes concursos y las Reaes 6rdenes que han
recaido sobre el ramo de instruction, do 10
cual forma M voldmen que Sc vende 50 cen
tavos en- la imprenta del BOLETIN
Hta 80 ag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
THE REMdIAING BODIES Found.

The lat four bodies of the twenty workmen killed
by the accident in the HHdson River Railroad run
mel al Jersey CITY were taken from tn tunnel last
evening They were found IN the entrance OF the
north tunnel lying IN heap. Near them was lying
the head of tie body found about a month
ago. The bodies were placed on boards
and were wrapped up in stout canvas
and removed 70 the M0rgue IN Jersey-aye.
superintendent Anderson and Foreman Hurley
went TO the Morgue and closely examined the four
bodies one of them was identified rs the remains
of John EcNrrson. a ~Welc, and another as that Of
lllIam r. Bld.ey. 1he other TWO were not den
titled. The bodies Were alnoS' entirely destitute OIL
IN. Tunnel Company 10 the WcehaWken cemetery.
The grave of tn headle-s oody barred four weeks
ago will be opened. and the head found last even
ing will re placed IN the coffin.
4 report was circulated Ia Jersey City yesterday
that there were twenty four men killed by the
accident instead of only twenty. superintendent
Anderson denied the report. and said that there
were only twenty or his WOrkmeu killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
PERILS OF THE SEA.
DELAYED BY HEAVY SEAS.

ARRIVAL OF sOME OF THE OVERDUE STEAMERS
LABORING AGAINST ADVERSE GALEs-PAssEN-
GTRs KIPT BELOW DECKS.
II was expec, ed yesterday, as the weather had
been moderate for the last three days. that several
of the overdue European steamships would arrlVe
in port, but the Slesia, from Hamburg
aud tie Abdel. from The Mediterranean were
the only arrivals up 10 shutdown. both vessels
had an exceedingly boistcrous passage, and the
Sesa made very slow headway during the most
stormy weather. on some days making between
seventy and 100 miles only.
The Slesia sailed from Hamburg November 10
and from llavre November 10 with fair list ofcabln
passengers and 03l steera-e passengers From tie
second day out until Friday the vessel had to battle
against adverse gales and seas of unusual volchce'
but arrived IN port without sustaining any injury,
There was a succession OF westerly gales. which on
some days were stronger than on others, aHd the
heavy seas broke over the bows with great
force, sending great volumes of water clear
over the ship. Tic weather was so severe
that II became dangerous for auy one 10
remain on deck; hence all the pasSenE'Ia
were kept below until the storm abaled. ne Ih'aIa
were furnished rs promptly aud as aDnnd amy as
the circumstances would allow. Inc siecrAt p,ss
eneers said tht many times they ara not tnlN lia'
meals could be cooked. bat they were iurhlSheI
regularly. even in the wOrst weather. Dly ai't
GaV the vessel plunged heavily INTO ti' great 49,
and q seemed a. # she must succumD IN TINE. Inc
engines were slowed down. however, and every pre-,
caution was taken that the ship should
not he strained. 1t was impossible for
any one To sleep during some n'Ghi7;
Last Thursday there bard storm ot .iect ara
snow The yesse bears few evidences OF the Iou2h-
ness of ihc passage.
The Abd.ei nad d strong gale last wednesday
from west-uorthWc3t which created u Feft htltf
sea- The vessel almost sUoWcra -u oV 'hf
waves frequently. Friday the gaze -hit'd SlG-
denly to the -out heas. aud then ba' 90 tHe -ouH
west Il was of short duration, hut d. c.ea'ed a.
terrific cross sea. On Sunday 100 miles east ol
Sandy Hook, a mass Of wrccAa-e, coHaIs ii'- ol
tubs. matches and other parts Of vessel was
passed. ,... j.;
nor: Jan Braidel from Antwerp, ana Viii" qe h.lI
settles from lIlvrc. due lat Wednesday; victoria
and Holland from London, due hufday; ODER
from Bremen due Friday; Devon ana BAN Wv
from Bristol. Cimoua, from Hamburg aud Pa
land. from Rotterdam, uue saturday; Guy 81 brI+W
from Liverpool. Rlai,0. from Huli and FrelA from
Havre 3un sunday; Elm, from Liverpool ana b'-
hya. nom Glasgow. due yesterday.
The brig .. l.. Clay. Captain scott. from -
Pierre when arrived yesterday, reported tha, on
Noveul ber + she struck by 81 iden squ3II OF
wind. winch carried away her loreydrd ANA almost
a fu suit OF sails from the bolt-roP -, uushtDpe'.
/ the marlngile and ufted the lower topsall-y ara
/ from socket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
LADIES D4FAT THE L0Tol.

The rooms Of the Lotos Club were thrown open
from until D. m. yesterday, for tae reception OF
ladies. A collection Of pictures was exaibted, IN
GLIDING works by the following artists George H.
story Arthur Quartley, George y. Subtle, AIbeTt
Bierstadt j. r Cropsey. Kru>eman Van kten j.
+. Church. jerome Thompson. NJ F. II. de Haas;
Constant Mayer, David Johnson L. I. IiH'ny, and
A T. Iait Tre Weber Quartetie sang some
glees Miss Kate Vashti Hill PLAYED piano SOLOS, Mrs
Anna Buckley Hills and Mss Emma :. Howe sang
solos. and Miss Florence Aud and 4. i. burOahA
eav. reclt ,rions The Entertainment Committee
COZ lsted OF H. A. Narcotic, l. W. Knox ana T. y.
? Robinson. ANA TIE musical directors were GeoeRe
were Colonel Lathers Mrs Lathcrs, Miss Lathers,
Mrs F. Southwlck Mr.. BOstwick, 4liss Kennedy,
Miss Morewood Mrs. Or. Darn, Mrs. kcharu
Poor Mr.. carter Miss Carter, Mrs Lo1lse Milier'
Mrs Haywood Ms John BigeOw. Mrs. Van Brunt'
MIS-. Marion Fortescue. Mrs Barrow, Dr Charles
luslee Paraee, DR.. J. ". Arnold, aud Miss HaDer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
NOT 4 u0DEL F0B HER FUPILs.

The meetiug-roon of the Hoboken Board Of ECu-
cation was crowded last evening. 70 being known
That tue cl.rge- made a, a receu' meeting OF the
R,a-8 aea.n,l Mss Mary Gum lguam, principal
Of ,euoo. No. 3, would b. presented THO tI.t
an viz read WIS that OF Mary B.ruuM. %. NJ. 81
MaT-or-st. She stated that on several
OCCASIONS she visited the mouse oil
Ms, Cunningham at her solicitations.
So bal I.e. ,fi.rej liquor 70 drink ana when she
refu ..t Sal IS Cunningham told her tnat IL 'hoWed
hid breeding to refuse anything offered by
b1.tc>, Sine also alleged that Mss cunningham
ou different -lons had used vi g0r au Eui@e 10
her scholars and mad said that imparlaE ge
~ her Glass was like throwlu- p axis SWINE.
Emma T. hon. of no. IL Nom. 81. alleged
thai the teacher bad frequently called "er pup.l Is
idiots and other ma 0es AL afid1v. made ny y ia
Miller OF y . 81 Uour0e-st., alle-e. tn"t Miss CuH-
sIurham had saiu that her class ts made mp OF tue
scuu OF the meadows and size called hef PupIs
mouleys and rlgpickers. and SAID t.at the' looK'd
osf thev cane from Baxter and Greeue-sts. Inc
last affidavit was from Maggie Blackburn, Wlo
charged the teacher with having called Ter pupils
mouAevs and the daughters OF graVei-roolels anu
tlnSwlthS
cludel motion was made ana adopted 20 refer the
matter 10 a Committee OF the Who'll. Inc commit
tee VIII begin the work OF invest CATION next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
THE TiPRl,ONED STEAMERS.

SoBEL, Que, Nov. 29.-Cap,am Smith, OF
rbe s,r.Inr Peruvian. mpaucd by the captain o..
til, s., amer Ja.nto went 10 I'd" foot of the se 90
da in tux They report favor OF proceeding and l'
lkei. an attempt VII Dee made 1y la steamers PtrtVl
1uG Dominion to start from oort on wednesday PiV
ylled the HeItner remains mOtcrl'e.
LOSuoN Monday. y. % 1880.
The Anchor Line steamer Utopia, Captain Mel! trDi'
from London for NegYors has pu into Plymouth Ir iH
loncfte 30 west She lost her funnel aud boats
and sustained other DAMAGE by heavy weather Several
mon we're injured.
The steamer Gaaiia for Cape Henry IN ballast. PAT
into to-day with her machinery out OF order
The captain reports That re rescued oH Sunday N last
NOT Rock the crew az the Norwegian bark AtmIa Pc
ter Tord sbj Id. from Musqul-h, November l. Tor
P-D,rfh i.oiIs. when was w.te.- logged
MI, BrI. ~ steamer Fer'i 0Iut Won Ter IAe en-, CD
t,Iu Fat ,r1y from Nrw-Nor1, November IA, Tor Ant
eru mas passed sciAy IL ands sue lost DOai5 ana
SUSTAIN % Other DAMAGE.
MONTREAL, Nov. 29.-Tnc steamerst Peruvian ali DO
u1nian VIII make attcmp 10 get To sea tomorrow
yylc.s t. first Law the eide viii Doe suitable IoI Gay
gnt NAVIGATION. Foo tn steamship OiaWa ih-le is
no crn.. oil recovery, although the weather is very
IL .Ijat present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

St Georges Episcopal Church, Flushing. L. l.,
was the scene Of IL brilliant and fashionable wedding
Yesterday afternoon. Edward VI. Franklin married
Miss Louisa Parsons Huntington. The ceremony.
which took @ ace soon after O'clock. was performed
by the Rev DR.. Stephen H. Tyng. IT,, Of THIS city.
sisted by TIE rctoro Of the Elus ng church rhe R'y.
j. Carpent smith. The bridesmaids were Hiss l..
Van BergrU Mss Il. Lane. Miss \. Clement and
Miss L. Carer. Ihe usners were +. +. NOrfbrOp.
Frederick Bovine. William f. Lawrence b. b. Sur-
ton. IT, L. +. kmbree and William Duncan. Tie
bride was gwen away bv her uncle. Villa n SteD-
bins Of New-York. The couple stood beneath an
evergreen arch Nay, from which Wds suspended
large marriage bell OF white flowers. The bride was
dressed IN White satin and covered WIKI a veil.
special car ran from Hunters Point to Flushing,
carving many New-Iork friends.
tier the ceremony IN tho church. the relatives
aud "a few OF the most intimate friends were ntor
malv entertained af the DndTs house Among
those present were DR.. j. b. Bar-tOw and WIFE, Mr..
Henry Clement Nr. and Mr.. William b. Draper. B.
Munroe DAVIS, Nj. and Mrs. Warner lla.ch. Mr..
ana Mrs T.. NJ Traverse, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Onderdonk Mr.. ana blr,. Rober Embree, the VI sSes
Embrer Mss Mcklm. Miss Grace Lawrence. MIR.
and Mrs Arthur Gilman Mr. and Mrs. l.. n. Frank
lin. Mr. ana Mr.. spencer Smith. Miss Brewster,
Dr. r. = Bacon, v Iam ii. Cover and wife. Mr..
ana Mrs Robert :. Bovine, 3lr. and Mrs " liam l..
L"vett Miss Mann, +. NJ. Mann. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert ;. fucker Robert Collins. Miss Colllas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
me Y4N1GENEYT or TIE TySINE

The Senate Committee appointed at tie last
session of the Lerlslature to investigate abuses
alleged TO exist in the MANAGEMENT of the insane
asylums AMI TO inquire into the general subject Of
iu1ocy in this state Will meet tomorrow ~ II d. m.
-, raorn No l2j # the Metropolitan HotaL j ne
rammittee. consisting Of senators Noodln,
Fowler and PITTS. viii pro ably be in
arri.j i'm this I-y last night. Senator Fowler was
DETAINED by legal business IN KIM ,tol. but Is ex-
pccled to-day. Senator Woodu Jo.G q Tribune re-
Iorter tiat .jlbpGnas would be issued TODAY 10 Sc
6lre the attendance of experts and other persons
who might aid she committee ID IT'S nv CATIONS
After these gentlemen have testified IN regard
- osvluun reform the committee VIII
visit the Utica, Hudson River ana
other insane asvlums Of the state. The lizard
Asylum has already been Visited. The senator
UonId not attempt 10 state exactlv what the scope
of the InGuily would be- but it was proposed. he
SAID ID make a thorough and impartial lnvesuga-
ton Of the subject mentioned, ana Eha,eFer re-
tors # INV might seem necessary to be made
vouid probably be the subject OF legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

ALyFNDORPU-At Iowa CITY. iowa. November %. p. G.
Alendorpl. B tine 75tn year or his age
sLA-lIFIE:.UIu Brook The 18th Inst, Harry son
81 ham IT,. and E!za D. b aahnei' aged = ytar-.
BOKFE-nn sunday. 18th inst. of pnelmon1 Mauie twin
danghtrD David A. and Mary T. Bokce aged years ana
pit.t.- l reng-.f ,le family are invited attend the
place BrJ,a.sn. uu Iut5ltr. .Oh II-L ai 800 D. a.
BURG E-s-At Eat Otine' y. J.. Eogem0er - 1880.
I.heL daughter john IS. and Eliza s. burgess. aged
years. months q . d t-fs. - ~.
Fnra SERVICES ~ tle residence Of her gandmother y -
i.sDctI MuuI ave.. Eait orange On LAe@-hy'
Iellf.v.s tuI leads are lntIir' y attend
Iut. riucnt loo lt0-e'ii.r csmriett-
I3Qf ESQ At Gi1ouuC.I s.. T.. November %, 1880 aiss
L UD Iran 10. ll Ic-. $50 Ilf I-d ear 9f neg 1gt
ctvr- lud urtel % RI d he funeral services
from Ate residence. AOniUep ace Oh luosd2y "Oeh
rr leaves al 80 r. % D7 Barclay ami Christopher street
LOEE-on sunday. gov mbor p charlie third son Of ~
war. " lli 10 Joe 30 ise.4 % 5''ia' N'4'N' '-' y
u i've, an friends .luiy respectfully req uestei
fyen .ucri 30 t' Residence m MS parents,
a.. g. November t' A. a O'CLOCK
a.u. tr kindly requested lot % a"hd h'Nets-
C..s4-o a.l 10 louis pa .era please copy
IIn... At FiauGsh november :" to'AeAa' WHO" Oh
thr f!raiy u. ln1rhe. r. ..,.- -
Fe.a 81 christ Cnur h. 1anEat seti. l. l. iuesi'y No
W. m ,a i've, are invited ID attend without further
v,rl I Jersey ly on lv 2rth 81, thc Rev Sephen
A. T. n ID 4, iu rI. g fh wear oi h'4 a-e
Fri ,s gni acuu4iuttucr- invited 10 at'fni ni iuf u
al. gr..,,y rllfuue November . az tnr 'tfeIrt ~ MS
.5lIa,, 81 er,ry cry al 800 a. i Int IRON
Trinity u. f. Cn'rcn Al I'D d i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
THE GREET INCOME or THE CANALS.

A1BANY, Nov. 29.-The receipts for tolls on
,Is for the week ending November - were
A1e 49, in 1879 same period S347 23 80 Lastyear
h receipts were S941573 g. and tins year they have
reached 81 155,O01 g. gain Of s2l3'4@' a. Inc Io
, are the receipts for the past five years; In 1876
-, oos. 1877 $3.50 500: 1873, S993,34s; 1879.
Sa4I 573 81: 1850. Sll55,OOl bs. 49,, IT,. NJ.
+'Tne Controller was informed by the hudson iLNei
tro -odaV that the earnings OF the company
rDere sIg,643 81 the present year.
REPORTED BREAK REPAIRED.
4 break of about 100 feet IN the BERN bank
NJ, an, Erie Canal two miles west Of WlitesDoro' was
:. -, b, .pect pilug this morning Assistant super
sVVPf sfebbus reports the cana all right again this
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
- r,,m. caprice, prejudice or purposes of an
fsppst conn ssioN
,,. oFFER NOT YET accepted.
.crr RtACKNAILER STRUCK DUMB
-. priiv Tribune Of Fr,oaT YOU. &C. 1880.

q Il ALLEN SlNNNN " Nd
II nae Driiv Tribune Of Fr'adY Nor. &c, 1850
-" .l,r,,-s refused 10 uotice the biackmailer
N0"p ro.,,,.ls SANDERS iudes1.i.-not thinking
Ge''- ,rb.,io dignity him so mnoh. But it Is
W. ~. ,,, -humorcd after THANKSGIVING. and
"e' t,.. rnce" re propose 60 give HIM notice
~ t,hst. Here is the latest concocton from
c., W. h.ye happened 20 see;
h'' ,.,-....,l, known that ahout ;hr timN Of Mt
I'M. .t enc cVcii3t % o! III. llaHt NL |,cin'l.
Atsa. s,a ,a.r rom. circalatoa II 10000 was
hl,t r lfa "EEKLl. Wai.c its actual ie,u 81 as i>s
tllD n. although Doe wa authorize evGsive
new, :. ,yo.sa- the i-sae while seeming ID deny IL.
r.,, inn, OF this excepting, of course, the gen
80, .ta.ecea. lat Tor a TIME SIR Greeley's death
-. severely ,e0. every separate insinuat'on ana
,..r,,or 4, fll.a lhis ofiic' never claimed ciI-
90. i,n of s9. 600 vhen u had less tnan 4O'oOo
Tho ,i-.-lai.a of TIRE WtEKIY dld net fall to less
thap Al. 0oo ab at tae time OF Nj. Gree.eys death
- -. th5ursud is. in itself great circulation,
tof AZ She time here specified, alI af .erward'
To- VnurN '- weekly circulttcI over three
..n,.s thai number. It has aOt d.sl so 'or
1000 "a Lceqfy-0N gears We vii
GIVE Comm .tee. composed of the Pres'-
S.otof the Associated Press the President of the
1rc-.can News Company and the President OF
enc Adams Express Comp NY .ul access 20
ar books. with authority to examine oar
e,nloves under OATH l. they 30 not re-
-. these statements correct ia every par
,,.ylar We agree 10 paw Ten Thousand
nou,rs 10 the Cmlircn's Ard Soc.t.y. Pror.orh
+.,t # tncv DO report our statements corre Z the
aforesaid Cao.y. T. Rovell SHALL pay Five thousand
Doli,r. 10 the slue charity and shall advertise the
Committee, report and hls distinct ADMISSION ana
~ rcton oil DDS previous lies Is much As me has adj
,rri,.s The l.as themsc yes. We further agree ana
hereby b nag ourselves 10 give the same Committee
,be same facilities for-eNaminasou concerning
anv of our statements as 70 amount OF ciJcuia-
non this year. and TO pay Zen Thousand
DolIars more TO the above charity II they
oo not report the same correct. Fordea'
o,,in TINT t.e If rrsaid Rowen shall pay Five
Thousand Dollar, NOR, # they do report them cor
,.et and sha. give the same adveit' e.neaT ot the
result Tacuouey ON both side 70 DE deposited with
the Committee before the examination Is begun
RAT II will b, necessary for R0well TO G't some
decent person ~ act for him IN any visits to tins
,aee. and some responsible person 60 guarantee has
living up {. tie greement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT ND!CATlOES
SYNOPSIS for tlsD ~ 71t's

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30. 1 a. m.-The bar
ometer Is highest IN the ONO Valley, and lowest N the
Gulf Of ST. Lawrence. During the past eight hours tine
pressure has DIN uIsAed rapidly IN the Northwest Dur
ing the past the cmprai has risen
in te Atlantis coast and fallen deoidedly IN the Lower
Lake region ONO Valley, Tennessee and the East cur
STATES Tne winds IN E-t ulf and northern portion
of The South Atlantic states have veered northerly
,yeslerly winds continue III Sew England, the Middle
Atlantic states and the Lower Like region Rain has
l Gu sine. last report N Cur states. Reports arc
Inis-ng trom stations the Upper Lake region and x
IRENE lrtAUes;.
.Hdtsdgt1nS.
For New-Engllud higher barometer, stationary or
l,yy.r temp. raturs westerly Winds clear or partly
c.uuIy weather.
Fur me Mcd- Atlantic STATES higher barometer. sta
rry or lower temperature north 90 Uts, WINDS, clear
OF partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
1lrrnEr0rs 100 ~ SPINLlRD.

sranilrd named LoIis Silvia was cohmitted
saturday by Justice Ralph % await the action OF
uo Grand Jury. for attempting TO murder Allen
stoLelv. M Huntington, suffolk County l. !. sii-
,,,, met Arninius Duttr auu dunued nim Tor some
money Dotty said tha, hc was unable TO pay and
y,a. knocked down by the ,panard when s.okeIy'
,.b, witnessed the atfur. ufcricrcd; quarrel
cnsned between silvia anu >.okeiy ana me l'r.nrr
"" th1 Svauiard. rtgaIllng Bis ieel, spf.ng
~, aim and blrr him to the ground. 90 thc same
t1ne drawing razor. Inis he DIRE" across oioke"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
RETURN OF PEDESTRIANS.

The steamship Nevada which arrived SUNDAY
ero,o Liverpool brought As passengers Daniel
O,1-.orv Charles +. DAVIS John Dobler, George
Cryoo and William Pegram. pedestrians who went
~ England 10 take pare IN the recent contest Tor
the Ashley belt OLeary ana pS' a ,oGA oyer
DoDiei tte walk by tie sea voyage.
nj Io' aid not take to the track al all.
but Do"4ei or. aid 10 have lost about $1,000.
d9er ga I'D Yesterday that Roweis victory
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GEnRGE 1LFRED r0WNSEAD SUED.

Joseph Hart, publisher OF the newspaper called
Truth has brought SUIT IN The Supreme Court
a,anst George fred Town END. the coITrspOnn ent
al The Cincinnati inquirer. for alleged defamation
of charactrf he seeks e. recover $1,000 damages.
The complaint Is based on passage, m letters
written rom Tins city by NJ Towns nd 70 The In
,,,,r,r Justice DOuonuc has granted an oraer of
11rr.s against Mr.. Townsend. VINO o. SAID by his
friends To have lett the cty for the South several
,fu- tup
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ANXIOUS TO BE RID Or LIFE.

The dead body of Charles Medic German painter
living in First-st.. HobOken. was found hanging 10
beam in his shop ia JeiersOn-st., that city, yester-
day mornirg Sunday he quarrelled bitterly with
his wife Tie had been DRINKING heavily and lett
the house u q fit of anger telling nis Wfe th&t sue
would never see HIM alive aQain. lie had Deeh OUT
OF t0Tk for time a.,
vagIanr Iftv years old, named Robert Sharky'
attempted suicide last evening in the lodging
house 10 No. 81 Jdmesst by cutting hls tiioat WIZ
araz,r H.. wa taken 10 the Chambers street
Hosp al. wneIe his wound, saght one was
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OBITUARY.


COLONEL II. 4. BlIN ILL.
The sudden death is announced OF Colonel
II. c. Bdwe4l. president Of the Green Mountain God
Mining Compan and OF several Otner promLent mining
cornranies of California. Mr. BidweH was extensively
l,u,wu in hi. city which be left few weeks ago On
visit 81 insuection the mines IN which lie was inter
ested He had accomplished The object OF his visit and
had ARRANGED TO 20 san Francisco, when ne was pros
trned by sud attack Of pneumonia, Which resulted
IN his faAh sunday evening afer Deins III Only thIer
tava Nr Iidwel "a member OF the nrln 81 L. d.
Cortrght s. Coz OF this city WHO have been engaged lh
mining ell eprscs on the Pacific coast Tor several years