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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14
MERCADOS.
GACEfi'sLHAS.

Teatro.--Tuvo luear en- la noche del
domingo Ia representation del drama
popular fantastico de Zorrilla Don
Juan Ienorio. Como era de esperar, el
solo anuncio de esta obra-que tiene el
privilegio siempre de sacar de sus ca
sillas a los espanoles-bast6 para que
una numerosa concurrencia llenase la
mayor parte de las localidades. Demos
aqui un justo pldceme la empresa de
Annexy por que no omitio gasto nj
sacrifcio alguno en- la extraordinaria
exornacion del espectaculo y dio una
prueba mas del esmero con que trabaja
y de su empeno decidido en- que jamas
pueda echsrse de menos ell mas peque-
no detalle en- la escena. A pesar de
que la concurrencia, como hemos di-
cho, fue numerosa, con todo, alGo mas
merecian los esfuerzcs de la empresa
su constante afan de complacer al
p1blico con representations en- las cua-
les no SO pueda lamentar defciencia
alguna.
Ell desempeno obtuvo muchos aplau-
SOS habi6ndose encargado del pspel de
protagonista ell director de la compan a
Sr. Annexy, dc Ines la siempre admira-
bile Sra Dalgado, de Luis Mejta ell Sr.
Terradas y de Uloa Il Sr. Santigosa.
Todos trabajaron d piacere y Ell p1biico
demostro su satisfaction repetidas ve-
ces con expresivas demostraciones de
agrado.
Sc esta preparando una interesante
function benefcio de la Sra. Delgado
que tendra lugar dentro de breves dias,
en- la cual estamos seguros de que el
p1blico hara patente su admiration ha-
cia tan excelente primera actriz.
Dramas.-Al mismo tempo que en- la
noche del domingo SO representaba en-
ell teatro, con un aparato que hace ho-
nor Ia generosidad de Annexy y a!
talento de Saleta, la obra popular de
Zorrilla ocurrian tres dramas afuera.
En- el barrio de la Marina un marinero
ingles recibia de un companero suyo
una punala1a en- un music, SO incendia-
ba un almacen en- la calle de Tetuan Y
q Puerta de TERRA corrla en- NAL rocin
un sacerdote & llevarle los sacramentos
q un moribundo.
| Asl es ell mundo.
Diputado de abastos. NO seriamos
justos 81 no elogiaramos cual Sc merece
al digno CONCEAL d. Venancio Luina,
representante del Ayuntamiento en- el
rastro, que tanto Sc cuida de los intere-
res p1blicos. Actualmente Sc ocupa de
presentar cierto proyecto de reglamen-
tacion conveniente en- el matadero en-
LA plaza de mercado, q cuyo efecto ha
traido los estatutos que rigen en-
Madrid, Paris y Barcelona para estu-
ldiarlos y yer la parte de ellos que pu-
diera convenir aqui.
| Obito. -Tras una penosa enfsrmedad
lsoportada con admirable resignation
Icristiana, falleci6 el sabado tltimo la
Ivirtuosa sonora D. Ana MARQUEE de
lAcosta, dejando sumidos en- el dolor &
sus hijos y tristemente impresionados
todos los que tuvieron Ia suerte de CO.
nocer de cerca sus relevantes cualidades
de amorosa madre y excelente selora
| y deploran hoy su irreparable per Ida.
Conc6dale eI Senior la bienaventu-
ranza eterna y sus hijos los conauelos
necesarios on tan terrible desolacion.
Cacos. a nm cajista de esta imprenta
le Gfapiagon egps caballeros en la ncche
del tltimc domingo tode u ropa que
tents,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14
San IsidrO en- Cayey.

E1 los dias l3, ID Y Is del rr6ximo mayo se
celebrara en- este pueblo la traditional fiesta
lie San Isidro con solemne function relgiosa,
magnficos baies y un extraordinario desalio
de gaIlos; a fin de que tedos estos actos sean
10 mas lucido possible, Sc han repartido con pro-
fu ion atentas esquelas de invitacion tados
los aflcionidos de la Isla entera, contando va
con la palabra de muchfsimes de ellos.
E dueno de la galiera cuenta con espaeiosas
V c6modas casas para colocar los gallos, y ofre-
ce peleas de todos pesos d..
La buena staacion financiera de este ve-
cindario, Y sn mejor disposition & adivertirse,
ofrecen Ia seguridad de tres dias dellciosos--
A. Colon b. 9 m.
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Junta auyiliar de CarceIeS
DE s. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO

A las siete de Ia noche del 20 de los corrien.
tes Sc adludicara en- pGblica subasta la cons.
truccion de 225 mudas de ropa para los presos
de esta Real Carcel
Este acto tendra lugar en- la Sala de Justicia
de aquella y ante la Junta auxiliar, con estric.
ia sujecion oil pliego de condolences Y modelo
Gle proposiciones que han de regir en- la contra
Ia, cuyos documentos estan de manifesto en-
esta Secretaria.
Lo cue Sc avisa al pdblico para su conoci.
miento y concurrencia de Ii tadores.
Puerto Rico, obril 10 de 18sO-El Secreta.
RIO, Jose a. Fernandez Brign0ni- B O.
Ell Vice-presidente, Becerrd Ia
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COMUNECADO.
Aguada, mario 81 de 1880.

4
| Sr. Director del BoLErIN MERcANT1L.
| Muy Sr nuestro: Contando con la conoci-
da benevolencia de Y. nos permitimos remi-
tirle el siguiente communicate y suplicarle Sc
sirva dispensarnos el singular obsequio de
disponer 81 insercion en- las coIumnas del
| ilustrado periodico que " tan dignamente
dirige, seguro de nuestro reconocimiento y
| gratitud
VariOs vecinOs.
| Cuando los pueblos cuentan en- su seno Y
al frente de su administration con autorida-
des celosas por oil cumplimiento de los debe-
| res que sus respectvos destinos les impo-
men, sus vecinos gozan de un bienestar v
satisfaction inexplicables, dedicandose cada
cuai Is llenar tambien suS obligaeiones como
buenos leales eiudadanos demostrando &
la vez sus sentimientos religiosos, inculcan-
do en- el centric de sus familias ell amor al
trabajo la practica de las virtudes cristia-
mas la union y confraternidad que entire
ellos deben reinar para poder vivir Tranquil
los felices.
Hoy la villa de la Aguada disfruta de esa
satisfaction, v suS vecinos reconoci3os tri-
butan fervientes votos de gracias al Todo
Doderoso, por haber conflado la administra.
ccion de sus intereses materiales al digno ac-
two alcalde municipal ID. Emilio Vadi, v la
cura de almas al celoso inteligente Pbro.
Br. D. Ezequiel Santoni; ;quienes con su des-
prendimiento einfatigable constancia Sc han
esmerado en- introducir muchas mejoras que
les honran y son dignas de ser enoomiadas
piiblicamente, para que cOnste en- todo tiem-
| 30 ell gran aprecio Y estimation que este We
cindar5o agIadecid0 les profesa por su noble
comportamiento del que iamas podran olfi.
Prolijos seriamos 81 nos propusi6rarnoa
haceF nna minNcioaa Fsseha Az todas lss ne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14

Por convenio mdtuo entire los abajo suscri.
t's, D. Magma Rodriguez su legtimo hijo
D Jesus Garcia, ha pssado ser propiedad es-
cusiva del segundo ell establecimiento mercan-
til one bajo su nombre personal tenia en- giro Ia
primera en- esta Isla bajo la regencia admi-
nisteacion de aquel; quien Sc ha hecho cargo,
por consiguiente, de todo Ell activo pasivo
del mismO, continuando los negocios de su
ramo por mayor menor en- ventas y en- com.
pras Y en- comsiones, por 81 cuenta bajo 50
pombre propios.
Vieques II de Mario ls80--Jesus Garcia
M. Rodriguez. Ia
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SE VEnDE MUY BiRATi.

La hacienta PALMAS cita en- Bavamon
de III cuerdas re vega 40 de polar; de las
prmeras hay 40 mas menos sembradas de
cana
Trenes bueyeda en- buen estado
Sc admitira en- pago una casa en- la Capital.
Para mas informes dirigirse D. Antonio
puigdollers en- la casa mum. 78 de Ia Gale del
Sol Is
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a H@O.

Debien1o procederse ell dia % del corriente
la exhumacion de los cadaveres que cuenten
tres amos de su fsllecimiento, en- cumpliniento
de 10 dispuesto por ell Excmo. AyuntamieHto,
se hace presents que en- la AGENoIA MoRTUo.
RIA, Gale de San Jose n1mero Ia, sc encarga
de las que quieran confarle, eontando al efecto
con suticiente n1mere de cajas forradas de zine
para ell dep6sito de dichcs restos
Puerto-Rico, abril IL de 1880.-Antoa o
CoTdere. b. ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14
AVISo-

En- esta fecha, por mdtuo convenio, que
la disuelta la s0ciedad industrial que gira-
pa en- este pueblo baio la raZon social de
Y RAMOS, Y hemos tornado
una nueva en- la que forma parte ID. jose
Matienzo, siendo los tressocios gestores, que
Iirmaran GONZALEZ, RAMOS MATIENzo, que
es la razon de la nueva sociedad; la que Sc
ledicara la misma industria de carruaies
establecida entire la Capital. Cangrejos, Rio
piedras, Carolina y Caguas.
Rio-piedras, abril 10 de 1880. b. a. 81.
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Bafos de Coanlo.

Tenenos ell honor de informar 4 las perso-
mas que deseen Aacer uso de nuestras aguas
mnero-medicina'e haber iii ldo temnora-
da de ''ba1os' desle ell dia 10 de Abril hasta
Octubre 81 durante cuyos meses eneontrar&u
todas las comodidades y atenciones que sean
necesarias.
Despues de la Ultima fecha solo proporcio.
nara ell Establecimiento habitaciones V ell use
de las aguas.
h. 90 USERA & BLANCH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14
"A NJ UNGHO.

I'll que suscribe hace presente al comereio v
ii pdblico en- general que ha pasado en- yenta
90 establecimiento que tenia en- la Gale de Te.
Juan ndmere 80; por 10 tanto suplica todo ell
lue tenga cuentas pendientes contra 81 con
ustitcativos pase cobrarle la caIle del Sol
1dmero 65, en- ell terrnino de ocho dias conta.
los desde la fecha.
!. Puerto-Rico, Ii de abril de 188o.-JUAs
PEREZ Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14

FETBHlHHLE UBH0H p2FH
perfumar ell pahuelo, 10 mismo ore para 81
tocador de las damas de buen gusto como para
ell banjo por las personas apreciad0ras de 10
bueno. Sc le considera como el perfume sin
rival en- todo ell orbe. Sirye adenlas como un
zahumerio en- las habitac' ines de los enfermos
y proporciona gran alivio en- ell langor, fatiga.
postracion nerviosa y vertigos, &C., &c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14
PARA ESCUELAS.
MAPAS, ESFERAS Y GIOBlS GEOGRAFIC0S.

De la acreditada casa de Paluzie,
Barcelona, Sc scaban de recibir en- 10
inprenta del BoLRTIN magn1fcos y gran
des MAPAs iluminsdos con armadura
que SO yenden los siguientes precios :
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aOvIhIliTQ MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Abril 10. DE Ia Habana, vap Espada,
transito.
De Halifax, gol. amer "Ann Eli
za," salazJnes.
- ll.--De Arecbo, vap. esp. Borin
quen, lastre.
- l2.-De la Habana, vap. iag ''Tiber,
ans!to.
SALIDAS.
Abril l2.-Para Aguadila, goi amer. Sam
Eliza, transito
Para Vega-baia, gol. "vic.orla, y
duelas.
Para San Thomas, vap ing. ''Ti-
ber, transito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14

AL que oompre toda Ia collection Sc
hace IN 10 pa de rebaja.
Colecciones de esferas y globos que
constan de cuatro objetos, un globo te.
rrestre, una esfera celeste, una armilar
y una cosmografca, SO yenden seQun
tamano, las dc % centimetros de dik-
metro $50. Una collection de las
cuatro esfsras de 19 centimetros $40.
Una collection de igual n1mero de
etferas de 16 centimetros $l0.
Por piezas sueltas 81 dan a0.7,y6
lpesos respsetisamsets.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14

De poca importancia son las noti-
cias que nos traen los peri6dicos re-
clbidos esta maiiana por ell vapor
correo Coruisa. He aquf un extrac-
to de las que henos leido rapida-
mente
DEL 10.
Con motive de los graves sucesos que
SO temen en- el celeste imperio, se han
dado las 6rdenes oportunas para qne Ia
fragata Doad Marin Do Molina salga de
Filipinas para GanRhai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-14

Nueva-York, aoril S.-El prlnci-
pc Bisn,ark ha presentado su dimi-
sion del cargo de Canciller por haber
rechazado ell Parlamento su proyecto
de ley sobre recibos.
Londres, idem.-La existencia de
az1car en- Inglaterra ell del corrien-
te era de $4,000 toneladas contra
165, 900 en- igual fecha del aiio pa
sado.
Eli vapor Grappler, de la compania
del cable de Panama y las Antillas,
salio ell s de Greenhithe para San
Thomas.
Nueva-York, 9.-El ernperador
de Alemania rehusa aceptar la dimi-
sion del principe Bismark.
Els sorprendente ell exito que al
canaan los liberales en- Inglaterra y
Escocia, habiendo ganado 81 asien-
tos en- ell Parlamento.
MERCADOS.
Nueva-Y ork, 9.-Ragular q buen
refno y q /. Mieles inglesas 35 q
45 cents. gallon. Cambio sobre Lon
dres 4-855.
Londres id Mascabado | E.
Descuento 3 p.96 Consolidados $50.
3 pa frances 1926.
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lITI!Il! I[IIlgl.
lGTl FLORIDA
DE
MURRAY z LAEMAH.

Con tanta razon L.
NADIA Ell PERFUME
|IMPERECEDERO Uni
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USERA & BLANCH .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17

1t 10 known throughout the world
that certain articles that Ne eat and
dRiok are more or less adultersted.
This applies more IN what ve eat Gro.
ceries especially ooms in for their share
OF abuse from this quarter. snd il must
be admitted that in many eases they
meri, the same. To say. bo~ever. that
there are no groceries. such - yeass
powders. cream of tartar. soda, &c. that
are not pure, would be doing wrong 10
houses that have always had the name
Of dealing in pure aud unadulterateS
goods. By aiming to keep only such .
slas os goods Jennings the Grocer has
built up the first class trade be 10 nov
enjoying. and hopes. as he should. to
continue b. merit Q good share OF the
pubic patronage. First class goods ct
lov prices must n~ees>aFily bri1g good
trade. By referring to his price list. or
by sending to him for one, all may get
an idea ct what low price first Glass
goods can be cold for.
so TRIMMINGS TUE GRocER,
Seattle, W. +.
Postofiics Box aS5.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17

FacM THx Arctic. The steam
whsler Mary and Helen. L C Owen.
mater. from tAs Arctic regions. reports
thss she sOok her frss vhsle IA Behr-
ins's SEA on the I'D Of May. and passed
into the Arctic OCEAN % the Ssh Of
June. where they we're informed by q
native of tho Dsinede Islands that the
missing whaless left in the Arctic
Oce>n iast winter sere ss Point Hope.
They steamed there as fast as possible.
and we're informed that the story had
been told sotheo by ous Of the natives
who came % this city In ooe of the
whalers last fall. and tina, he bad done
1t to create sympsthy for himssif. and
through nercensry motives. Tue Mary
and Helen cruised Ia the Arctic Ocean
until the 1t OF September, having
TAX On - whales, from which they OBJ
taioesi 2230 barrels of oil sad "A 900
ponnds Of whslebons. While at Pioser
Bay Lieutenast Wykoff. Of the revenue
cutter Cor vii. arrived IN 4 whaleboat
from So Lawrence Island, reporting
that the schooner Iolsta vas wrecked
on the island on the 4,h Of September.
and req Vested immediate aid, to which
they responded as soon as it Was posi-
Die 10 sss resti9 Or sea. and npos arriv.
ing there tooko9 Captain Dexter. the
officers and the remainder Of the crew.
being nnabls to aAvs the provisions.
Capt Dexter aud soms Of the officers
and crew we're transferred to the
schooner Julia A Long. bound for Hon
oiulu. and Lieutenant Wyckoff and
nine Of the crew vers brought TO
brakes Bay, where the Mary and
Helen arrived on the 9Th, and is nov
engaged in dryin: and bundling whale
bons. but as soon as this work is COM
pleted she will IeAvs for this port.
Captain Owen also reports that they
passed Qui,sak Stsaits on the 23d Of
september. and have had moderate
passage To part, experiencing more
light And cslua weather THAI. he has
ever before known The'Uni.ed States
schooner Yukon, be states. left Plover
Bay on the 18th OF Septemb Der. the
same day the Mary aud Helen left. The
barks Progress and Eliza, the former
With II and the lastef 10 whales, re-
manned in the bays r Chronicle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17

FRRI0Hr LIST OF THE SCHOONER
RePoRTER.-The schooner Reporter.
Capt Koch. sailed from San, Francisco
Sega 9thAsd arrived here Friday even.
ing. bringing freight FOR the follow
ing merchants: Jos Borrsn. II packages
merchandise; F w Wusthotf. /; Waddell
& Miles. 10; Kellogg & Snyder. Is;
Crawford y Harrington. Al; n Andes-
$40. 6; JH q. 20s Kelly Is Young. = /;
Schwabaoher Bros & Co. 5S5. She
slso he'd freight tor II SAbin, C Il Tai
colt. L Bettman, C B Mann, Olympia;
TIA Martin. Wapgnlaa i Katx. N d
I'm, Pott Towbs3uH O Morley. Victo-
ris; and d Pearson OF Coupeville.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17
THE sK Aorr lsDrAs TROUBLES.

Surveyor General McNicksn hes re-
csivsd the following report. beAsisR
date 1t Skssit City Oct 9Th: 3
/ reached this place on the morning
Of the 9Th inst. with my party, having
made the run from the mouth Of Baker
river on the night OF the 5.h, and i'm :
mediatsly ssIsyssphed 10 you the cause
OF my leaving the field. Ga the 7th /
recsived your reply. which I promptly
answered. / Am novsvaiting General
Howsrd's action in the matter. and
deem il no more than just that / should
make written statement in regard TO
what actually occurred in the Geld.
Ever since have been on the river.
the Indians have been sullen and inso>
lent. sad never had anything to say
shout The nyvey without dscla, log
that the survsy should Dot besxteDdei
up 10 6sak. On The 4sh they came TO
our camp during my absence and said
thst my cssos shoah NOT 60 sp any
farther; II il did they would break ,h.
canoe. destroy ous instruments, and pot
~ oil into The sskooknm house (jsil).
On the night Of the 4th too Indians
cane to orr camp, vhoopiug and yell
ing. end after being very insolest IN
their talk. thsy wound up BY saying
that II We vent up any farther the In
dams would kin a. al. / hsd very
little TO soy TO them. ] told them that
was ssnt there By the Government to
survey tbs country. and thst sxpected
TO sorvey IL; II they wanted 20 talk to
send me their chief, and that I would
talk 10 him. Ooe claimed TO he Q chief
- high In authority - any Of them. !
replisd that / only ksevr one chief
(CsmpbelD; bring him to me aud !
would talk. They said That my men
were boys; was fool for coming ~
survey the country" and 10 90 their
own language, 'ths Surveyor General
and the chief q Washington we're d -
fools, and we're making . d. food OF
me-" We oriered then to leave camp;
and - they left. the las: thing they
aid vss ''slssp tonight. boys. but siesr
tonight look oat for your head. We
will give you oil the Johnny Campbell
you want" g.
The next day. the 5th. wen. on
with ny york; abost noou Mr. Evssitts
was stlaeksd, with tie result as tsle-
gvsphed; and during the night We len.
Mr. K also made his escape the same
night came TO Mt Vernon; gsvsbimsen
mp. bss been sxsniael and discharged
ftom arrest. ssk.f aBFtfta
The Indians on the upper Sksgis are
renegsdss from all tribes from both
this and east OF the mountains: they
know NO law. and respect no authority;
and it 10 time they were made to feel
the stsoog arm Of the 6ossrpmaht, and
made 20 realise that Government au-
thority can reach even to the head wa
ters Of "Sauk and Bkagit rivers" Those
best posted in regard to the Indians
say thst for me to 90 back without
government protection is to 60 with my
life in my hands. and there is not =
crew cf Ave men on Skagit river who
would 90 with me. IL ] should be rash
enough to make the sttsmpt~
With reasonable protection ] will re-
turn with 'ny party spd complete my
work. Very respectfully yours. esq
D s B Henry,
U 8 Dsputy Surveyor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17
WHAT veg WANT,

IL . medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. 2. Cody b Co,
druggists and spothecAries. are noe
introducing into the market . liss Of
non-sssret medicines tthe iormula fol-
the preparation of which is published
on the wrapper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar to thil
climate. Our preparation of tar aud
wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than 0ermsn syrup or any other
medicine. Our Sars> parilI. for the
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidueys; our Troches for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup for children: or
Lozenges for worms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and hoi see; our e.
sence Of Pspsin for dyspepsia. and our
vsrions toilet preparations are the beat
in use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17

A pioNxxR 0oSR--Jssemish Driggs.
On old and highly respected citissn Of
Seattle, died gerry suddsnly at HE
homo in the northsrs portion Of the
city yesterday sftsfnoon. under the
following ctfcaustancss: About .
month ago 1r Driogs went into The
mountains ON prospecting toas. carry.
iug heavy lad a. his beaa On Aie
refurn home, and Sinos. De AAs On.
plainsd q palma about ~ hsAsk Yes
tsrday. altar eating dinnse - usual, -
took little basket and started 10 ths
orchard 10 gsthsr sous spplss 4 fsv
miauHaa Ai1se4Asds hls eoa wsst out
and seeing the basket IN the path.
looked around fos his father. and foand
hin lyingi the enable . osspss. The
old Rensisman AAd apparsatly turned
sick aud started b rstsaes his stspo q
the house. but on reaching the barn ~
down 10 rest and died in very fsv
minutes. A physicisa res called and
pronounced the cause Of the saddsa
asath psxslysis Of the hseet. jeremiah
Dsiggs wAs born In ths 0sAts OF Goa
5 necticut. in 1907. whsrs he spsnt bic
boyhood days He moved west vith
bis psrents when quite . yeung man
AAd settled in loxa. vhsrs - married
hn hsloved wifs. With vhn9 be hes
lived happily ali thess yesrt Froa
Iowa he moved 10. Albany. Oregon.
where he remained far tvssty years.
working 1t his trade and hsiag b 9
little for old age Ia 1871 hs moved
10 the Sound aud settied n Seattle,
where he purchased . homo in The
noetAern rast of town. and bought
other property which has consiantly
enhanced In value sad plAo~d the
owner IL eAsy Circumstances. pecsased
leaves wife and grown son and mar
ried daughter 20 uiouru hts sudden
death. He uas "A honosed nembsf a
tho Massnsc irafsssity sud will b
hurisd b. thai BODY on HoadAy d Il
osclock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17
HovsE BUsNINs.-Ths old house a
ths Seattle recs trek vas Destroyed by
Ore bet Neer 3 and 8 O'clock last We'd.

Are bet ~een 2 ana 8 O'Clock last Wed.
nesday aikersoon Nc one was 10 it at
the time. but the ERE is known TO have
oriainstsd from . defective fiue. "A
few neighbors quickly gathered about
the place, but too late to save anything.
The house was occupied as Q resldence
BY LC sWItarWood. his wife and five
childfsn. who lost everything but the
clothes Oh them. Their condition is
one that calls for symp ,thy. and any
assists ncethst may be given them viii
doubtless be appreciated. aud in good
time repaid. bar W is Nh ex soldier. he
having served two years and three
months in the army. where he was four
timss wounded. TIE famil have come
to town, where the husband and father
will endesvor 10 earn their living By
working at his trade carpenterine.
The burned building belonged to Steve
Collins. and was worth perhaps $500
No insurance on either house OF family
goods.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17

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Meshedisl Prolsstass Sssday School =
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-17

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