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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05

r O. ralativa al sarvicio electro Sc
maf6rico de esta isla haci6ndose 4 Il
extensas las disposiciones del Real De-
creto de 10 de octubre de 1876 y
Real orden de la misma fecha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05

Decreto de Ia rep1blica dominicana
sobre los derechos que deben pagar los
buques de vapor su llegada a aque-
Hos puertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
Al pl1p plico-

Por tenerme que ausentar para 10 Penisula
he conferido poier general, con fechA ~ del
corriente ml hernano D. Miguel Amillbla, 4
que se entenderk en- todos mis- asuntos
Pnerto-Rlco, ~ de abril dc 1850, MARTN
AMLIHiA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
Gaceta de hoy.

Por ell Gobierno General sc ha dis
puesto que las horas de clase en- las
eseuelas rurales sean desde las diez de
la mafiana hasta las tres de la tarde
sin interruption nj recreo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
GQH0f nm

Tn 10 zen que ha ejercido mucho tempo ell
arte culinario ingles, frances y espafol de-
sea colocarse de cocinero para servir Ia
mesa En- esta imprenta informaran de sus
buenas circupstancias. 1-3
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- VH@aD.

A fines de JUNO quedara desalquilada ia
casa mum. 2S Gale de la Cruz. El que la In
terese puede dirigirse sus duefios en- Ia
misma calle de la Cruz nnmero "a. l-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05

La distribution general de fondos pa
rs el mes de mayo corriente asciende &
s. 24342517.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05

$3.50, j jse Pont 81, Francisco An-
toEi0 Oaradini 81, Manuel Quintana,
pbro. 81, Jnan Negron SO cts, An
gel Cruz 30 cts, Margarita Bennasar
so cts Ramon Rodriguez y Coma.
lez 80 cts, Occiiio DelgA ado so cts,
Antonio Rojas SO cts., Francisco Be-
cerra 30 cts, Francisco Becerra, hijo
20 cts. ...............
YABUCOA.
Recogido por los Sres G. ValIecillo
4 Go agantes del BoLETIN.
Fermin de Thomas ST., Juan L.
Ltauger, pbro. 81, Earique Daussa
81, Avelino @ Peia so cts, Antonio
Rodriguez % cts, Felipe Ortiz Is
cts, Jaime Baque so cts, Antonio
Berries so cts, Ramon A. Aguayo
so cts, Narciso Costa 25 cts Angel
Perez 80 cts, Manuel NJ. Carrasqui-
llo 81, Eugenio Martinez so cts,
Juan b Gavitro Is cts, Miguel Ri
vera 80 cts, Pedrp Pslenque so cts
Angel Palenque so cts Sres Coma
lez v Mendez 81, Jose Maria Peha so
cts, Clemente Rivera so cts, Fran
cisco Freite 25 cts, Pedro Paz 25
cts, Rafael Rojas 80 cts, jose Mux6
so cs., Sres. Rivera, Cntron 4 Go.
Il, Fidel Ortiz 25 cts Juan Anglada
81, Juan A. Rey so cts, Sres. @. Va
llecilo d. Co 81.
HORMIGUEROS.
Racogido por d. Fernando Lines
B. Barber so cts, d. Urdampille-
ia so CTS, r. Suris 81, N Delofeu 81,
j s. Rodri ,ueZ so cts, A Esteva
Sl '..... .,..',...... ......
JUNCOS.
Recogido por los Sres. P. Samada l.
Co., agentes del BoLwTIN
Ganaro AImod6var 81, q. Far;ha
q Co 81, Francisco Escute 81, Ines
Castro 25 cts, Julian Hernandez 40
cts, Jose Herrero 81, Federico Ma
vas 81, Antonio Dominguez so cts,
Antonio V. Ma as 81, Jes1s Gi ne.
nez rs cts, Celestino Perez Pericon,
pbro., 81, La as Castro so cts, P.
Samada & Co. $.......... 8 -.
Un busn eSpahol de So Domingo.
l6
ADvERTENCIA.-Sj cualquiera otra person
scare maudarnos algana cantidad ms
ra Obra tan caritativa Y noble, puedt
ccrio hasta ell Is del corriente en- que
nitivanente cerraremos la suscripciG
a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
Junco5, rs de AbrlI de 1851.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris.

Distinguido Sr. nuastro: En- ell Pc
ri6dico de gu digna direction, y en- uno
de los edtoriales del dia 25 del actual,
al hscer V. la description de las festas
de Gurabo, hemos visto las frases y fnas
apreciacioues que 90 sirve V. hacer So
bre las j6venes de este pueblo que con-
currimos & elias; y aunque en- verdHd
conocemos que no somos acreedoras q
aqusllas, Y que solamente debemos su
galanteria y caballerosidad tai fneza,
sirvase admitir por clio nuestro recono-
cimiento de gratitud y la consideration
con que Sc suscriben de V. affs S. s. Q.
b. 8. M. Carmen Sierra.-Adelaida Sje-
rra.--Reparada f4us.-Aurora Mon
euegro.-Carolina Montenegro. Sc
gunda Dominguez.-Felipa Morales. -
Teodora Castro. --CTmen Morales. -
Julia Ramirez. Dolores Saldana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
PARA NEW YORK.

Sc feta la polacra espanola Josellna q
un precio muy m6dico.
Informaran sus consignatarios B. BorrAs
Y Hermanos.
San Juan p. r. 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
JUNCOS.
Recogido por los Sres. P. Samada +
Co., agentes del BoLETIN.

ADvERTENcIA.-Sj cualqulera otra persona lie.
scare maudarnos algana cantidad mas pa.
ra obra tan caritativa NOBLE puede ha-
cerio hasta ell Is del corriente en- que def
ntivanente cerraremos la suscripci0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
AfBoNIT0.

FSllx Cantalicia zayas ~, Fernaa.
A. Pept ~, AsnueI Gil y ssRchss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
LAS JOVENES De JUNCOS.

Con gisto damos publicidad d la
siguiente inmerecida manifestation
de gratitud que nos dirlgen las anna,
bles y lindas seiioritas de Juncos que
vimos en- Gurabo, por las frases de
estricta justicia que les dedicamos
h$ dias en- estas columnas, frases que
chocaron mucho un colega cervan-
hno que de Cervantes ha tanto como
ell buen gobernador de la insula b.
rataria.
He aqut esta carta cuyo original
guardaremos con aprecio:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
ARROZ HAMDURGUGS SUPERIOR.

Sc detalla, almacen de j. EustaquiC Ca
brera, calle de la Cruz ndmero 10.
A plszo ........ & $54 quintal.
De contado, & SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05

I.
"lSenor Vos que sois dueno de las
voluntades, robaos ell corazon de todas
las madres para que crien hiios para el
cielo; decides, por medic de dulces ins-
piraciones, dc santas lecturas, dc pia-
dosos mensaje1os de vuestras 6rdenes,
que estan consagradas q una mission al
tisima desde que las adornasteis con Ia
corona de la maternidad, y que q ella
deben dedicar todos sus esfuerzos; de-
cidles, Jes1s piadosfsimo, que no deben
olvidaros IN instapte, porque el canine
e. largo, muchos los pelgros, Grdua,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05
a0VIHIlIfl HlRIYIHl.
ENTRADAS

Mayo para Aguadilla, vap esp. 'San
Juan," carga general. -
3.-Para Arecibo, gol. IN. Concep-
cion," proyisiones.
Para Fajardo, gol. "Uberita,"
provisiones.
Para Vega-baja, gol. esp. "Vic-
toria, idem.
Para vega-baja, gol. esp. ''Hor-
tensia," idem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-05


vioios.
CArnes clasifcadas. -Por acuerdo del
Municipio, instaLcia del senor diputa-
do de abastos ID. Venancio Luiia, desde
ell microbes proximo, manana, queda-
ran instaladas en- Ell mercado las mesas
de carnes cIasifcadas. Cada una de
elias tendra al frente su tablilla desig-
nando la clase de la carne y ell precio.
Celebramos esta mejors y felicitamos
su iniciador.
Fiestas de Cruz. va han dado CO.
mienzo en- infnidad de parties estas ira
dicionales fiestas las cuales con tanto
entusiasmo Sc entrega el p1blico.
JQuien no tiene su cruz?
Ocurrercias. s.-Durante el viernes, ga
bado y domingo 1ltimos fueron condu-
cidos al Deposito municipal 81 indivf-
| duos por hurto, reyerts, embriaguez y
esc4ndalo. Vino un demeute-l esprit
tista para ell manicomio y sdemas
tres presog por la ruta.
Un preso hirio q otro el domingo.
| Santoral. --Ju6ves g. 4 La Ascen-
sion del Senior y s. Juan Ante Portam
Latinam.
Vi6rnes 7.-6an Estanislao, OBJ. mr.
Descuido extrafio.-Cuando es paten.
te al mundo, { J 10 ha sido por Ia tercers
parte do un siglo ], que 10 Zarxaparri.
! lie do Bristol eradica todas las epfer'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY. september ., 1850.
The Fascinating Captain.

Eleanor Kirk IN Baldwin's Monthly.l
Through the holes in my hat as lay on the san a
saw the Lonisa" sail straight for the land.
Inc stcnt has my name, and the captain; my
When he asked me to marry, 1 couldn't SAY no,
IWonldL say no. because il is true
Every slri n Mantle wanted him too.
Through the holes in my hst as lay on the SAN,
/ si-w my brsSe eattaia step liShtly 10 lscd
l would u AXE believe sleep, and see what ha'd
Though I'D watch every step as he hurried this
$500
Iwculd watch every step Of my lover so trua-
EN- ~ SKI IN Mantle wanted hin tos.
Through the holes in my hat as Law on the sand
1 taw Inn Keep wsvlnR his Handsome brown hand >,
A Bella DE We're, who sketched by the sea-
Waved her hama IL response. ard lausaei nerrIIy
waved Ter hand II response = my Captain So
Every girl in Mantle artea hin too.
Through tbs III les in my hat as lay on the s1os
saw my gay captain take Bella's fair hand,
Ara Hiss II reEeate ily-tIen glance round in fes-
she been asleep Tor an hour" said Bella D /.
Yes; that's what she said; I'm telling you trae,-
Every Hirl IN Mantle wen ted him too.
took off my Dat, as lsy on The sand,
And ssid. win SaSn, why. when d.d yoa
ne cay tain came over, and kpelt hy my side;
= Was fea1 ing to wake You" lie tende.y cred.
AID Fever let on knew him uBtiu
Every &i1i in Mantle wanted him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
DIED,
DYER. ON "Wednesday, September 5, 1850 at
8 50 u. Ia, EDWARD ", oIy con d Elisha and
Elia y. lser, AGED ten ii4OI.iRS aud seven days.
That death Is but sleep
EpreAIb a SayionHfa care.

DYER. ON "Wednesday, September s, 1889. at
30 = IA, lDwhRD ". on.y ION 81 kisha and
li' = rhst es,h Is but siee6 CA 0
EcpeaIh s3yienI's care,
Az re rs bed ytI , sgEs = . 5silE Feep
Flneral from residence. els REV Jersey avenue
northwest, on Fridss, tie ljth instant a. /. M
Relatives and friends invited l. attend.
RUTCblNsON. Enter,d into rest on Weiass-
cay. september $, 1sso, Ct o'clock p n; hAhRl.
sssd year, ) months and 4 days.
Fun. raj fIsln residence OF MS sradt alter Geo.
A &c hrer, 100 q street sonthessI, fr.dayI sep
T. n Der 10, nj 50 O'clock pm; Friends and rs1-
sss Of tie ss@y asG lnss5 TO attend
KETLFg AtlO o'clock, Tuesday evening, Sep
ten her 7;b, 1885, Al TIE residence OF her zher,
elise vie Of william j. Ket.ec, aad eldest dau.h-
ter IF Pierce Shoemaker, IA the twenty -thifd year
Best in peace. -
Funeral frcm Trinity Cathoc GaLSl S S9
IEEHY. On Tuesday, september 9TH. 1850 at
- ,b0 and the late Bideet Leehy ia the twenty
'eeo-u May she rest in peace.
,,fbe1s resdente No ss Street northeast. RaIs
tiyes and friends are invites. q
sHogMsKER. On September 9. 1850. at Q o'cl'k
Am, HARRY 4. SHoEMAKRIi, son Of Edward j.
aud The late Indiana d. Shoemaker. aged nineteen
Tuntra on saturday, September IL, at 10 O'Clock
m from The daehSe,st PROTESTANT church on
Acquaintance are invited to attend.
RicHanD sTAkH second elde.s SON 81 John a' H.
Funeral from his parents resideScs. No III
Prospect street, on Friday. September 10. at 20
STRONG. Wednesday night, September 8. 1880.
At 1880, EDWARD STRONG. aged thirty eight
R;s funeral viii take place from the undertaken
establish cent of Jos. Gawler, 1928 Pennsylyania
avenue northwest. Friday. September 1T, at
attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
Sporting Notes.

CCney Island races yeSteTd ay:-FirSt raca
purse xyC". winner TO be sold at auction Tor
sE.tto: allowances as usual; three-qGariCrS or a
mile. Pools were sold rs follows: Charley COR
nam, $50: ned. $50. Charley Gorham won the
rae With Sioux second. Tine. lis. The second
r<Ne was for purse OF $500 for two years III
lools Suld as follows: Ada, $3.50: GOSSIP SiNI,
ie!d. Sttl. The starters were Bliss, unbean
Gossip, Elise, Ada. Wanda, Adeloert and Der
naOlne. Bliss wen. Ada second Time los
Third race. gentlemen riders a free handicap.
thiCe qG2rters OF a mile. The starters wet,,
GarIe4uin NandeEdecken. odd Fellow, Pacific
Quin, Si15: War Banner, Sl55: CorvrSres sa5.
NandeldecheD. so: Pacific, $40: odd Fellow. so,
harlequin won. Pacific second. Tine l:21,. =
FO9lt1 race, purse 500. selling race, one mile
END iqrlong. Starters: Anna Augusta. Rosa
lie ard ne. Pools sold: Una. S2eo; Anna Au-
eusta, SlS3: Resale, st2o Resale won the race
ma secoid. Time, 2:cc24. Filth race, stoepie
gentlemen licers, short course. The starters
were Sadie Lun, Belfield and Bombast. Pools
scl1: Beliield, SlG0; BombaSt Sos: Sadie LIN. s25
Tened Ncn the race, Sadie Lun second. Bonn
ndSt Went out Ct The race near the upper turn.
Time. 3:ZaL.
A London dispatch says that among the ac-
ceptanceS for the Czarewitch are Mr.. Nj. H. San
forG'S Aristocrat and North Eikhorn and Mr., p
i:oiiilaIds Walenstein, and for the Cambridge
shire Mir. j. r. KoeneS American, SpenethTift
and Lord Murphy. Mr.. Santords Aristocrat
MYTH MYTH and N3rih klkhorn. and MI. P. Lorillaris
Sereld and HallenStein. Mr.. Z. Grettoa's
ltonomy accepts fer both. There was an incli-
nation to book Robert the Devil for the 81.
Logger yesterday at 10 /. and TO lay against
Benz Oh, - TO fl being offered on the field
al the meeting or the National Association CT
Ilottlng Horse Breeders at Island Park yeSter-
Cav, the following races took place: Stake Tor
stations that have never beatan BOD. won hg
Kentucky Wilkes; time l:2S. Stake Tor IoaIs OF
1919; won by White EyeS-a Walk-over. Stake
Tor StallfenS that have never beaten $40: won
ny Eel!WcGC; time 2:34li. Stake for foaIs OF
lo'G BY stations who have never beaten go Al
4yearS Or under; won by Bliss: time 2:3I
AT The Beacon Park (B0stoDl races yesterday.
the attendance was small The 2:22 race was
nE1Shed with Parana winner, and the 80 and
226 races W. re tIotted, the winners being Ed
ward 1hcTn and Dan Smith.
The cricket match between the Australian
and English teams, In London yesterday re-
suited In victory Tor the Eugilshnen, who won
the match With five w1cketS 10 spare
Base pail yesterday: AT ProIiuence-Provi.
tires. OF Woodstock, I: Maple Leaf, OF Guelph, O.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1; Cincinpatts 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09

FIFTEEN PASSENGERS RESCUED BY THIRTEEN
YEAR Old BoY.-The Morris canal separates
the depot OF the CeairaI railroad OF New Jersey
in jersey City from the lower portion OF that
city. For the convenience or It's passengers the
railroad company has for several years Inain-
tdiDed skJff terry across the canal Al what IS
known as the gap, M the foot % Washington
street As one OF the boats a hat no1tome1 and
Gnwieldy craft, was being I0ged across The gap
yesterday afternoon win j. men and one NO.
man on board Il was Swampe1 by the surge
from a passing tug. Tie mail passengers
shouted for assistance. and Struggled with one
another il The water. while the ia1y pTeSerk ed
Ter presence Of IniDd, and padded 81 y0r1I5ly
With her hands ana feet. Henry Hurst a h.
year cd hoy, who had witnessed the accident,
Jumped Into q boat AID went % the rescue. He
succeeded in bringing ell q lie passengers
safely q orOrp.-N = SH.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
The flartictt-Coutt> Marriage.

Give logan IL lla- Times
] saw tie young pN American and his aged
GUiclEea driving together a day or two ago.
What contrast! lie, fresh, blooming youth
~ f iS sn1 lw went - gay The 1a sap Q,
by his sparkling eye, bis peachy cheek, his
moist ard ruby lip; She, shr1vel6d into 1ecrepl-
tnce dressed sens1bly, as hef1ts her age, in a
black ToEe bonnet, beside whose somb1e lack or
Sly lie the headgear Of some QUakeTess is gay
ana eHtraVag6pt Ia TORN and color; her
shoulders enNrapred IN dark WOODEN shawl.
Who v ould tLink, 20 look AT her. that BUraett-
CouttS Is the mass or money She Is! She Is the
fairy gO0mOIheT. and this sharp SOung fellow
has been Ike the girl at TIE fountain, clever
enough 10 speak 10 her In such 4 way that she
has tapped him with her wand and decreed chat
dian onds ard ruhies shall henceforth fall from
bis lips. DO you hpoW what a certain set Ia So
ciety Gle saying? That after the marriage they
will cut Mr.. Ashmead- Bartlett and leave him,
Ike Sir John Moore in paraphaSe, alone with
his money. Some strict relgi0niSts contend
mat The marriage should be legally lnterfered
Wlih as the Injunction against a nan marry
Ing his grandmother does not exclusively refer
70 fftS OF blood.
One wonders low the Baroness marriage viii
af1ect MI. Henry Irving. You know Burdett
CC0tts comes o. theatrical STOCK and neNt 10
The Prince Or Wales she IL the most persistent
thPatef-goer in London. she IS load of ,lra-
matte people too. and more than one notability
OF that KIND, besides Irving. IS on dining and al
3 O'clock tealng terms with her. But irving Is
placed in such az unfortunate position That he
can scarcely aCceTt the c0umuG.st loSpialt-
ties from any lady without dreading terrible
ara 0nGtSerYed CONSTITUENCIES. He Is living
separated IRON his vile, the match being un-
GeIstood a. having been one OF those iii adj
Vised ones which are often contracted "a early
youth. To he lie vile or ore OF The greatest
celebrities Ia England, AID Yet 70 have no glory:
10 be the cipher placed before the mineral
Where il neltEer has nor gives yalue-this
must be CALLING, and this is the attitude of
Henry lRings wife. Like Bulwers wife and
Dickens vile, Mrs Irving is very bitter. VIII
you believe that up Ia tie announcement OF
this Bartlett-C outtS marriage there were ru-
t.aTF,
the petulent wife before the puzzle 10 a differ
ent way. Those Dho heard the story laughed
al Il. IL for 10 other reason than the dlspar-
lily OF age between The parties. Irving may be
forty; the baroness has thrown double
SHES. But Mr. AShmead Bartlett is only
tWeEty-eight. The fact Is. age has nothing TO
do with this question OF love. Anacreon was
gray beard when Cupid shot Lin through the
Heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
RAILROADS.
IOOh THE GREAT TOO n
Q ON PENNSYLVANIA HDUTE SSU
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWE9T

70 THE FORTE, VEST AND s0UTHWEsT.o
Splendid sssfPs5S M i6RH sSlh E 9ssR
q aa as 1919 foows Depot
For Pittsburs apd tho West, 500 s. m, with Sleep
burg to Cincinnati, St. Louie and chicago; 93s
s AND pf foTo 81 & k hsiies5s
FOR Canandaisua, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagar.
sr % n9a 51s So Gas s
except sstufaay, With Palace Oars 70 Canaan
For Wlhamsport, Lock haven and Elraira, at 10 40
For Sss York and he Eas,, io 40 am, 2lo snd
press Of Pullman Psrior Cars. 9 80 I'm. daily.
For BrooklYn, n; z, al through trains connect a.
;s srsss city ay w;s hosts Of Bs9esyn anneI r.
For Phiiadelphia, 10 4g IN, 10, 40 and 10 90
EN- IPresos sss1s as e sa s.S e 90 So Limited
For falan an 81 ~ rs. go 90 70 - am. and
SunGAy, 900. III 40 a. ul-, SAC. $50 and 20 100
Cor I9pe's Oreez Line. 40 am. and 4:4o p. H..
For Annapolis. 40 g. and 40 p. M. daily. ex-
Way AND A A ANp WasH HhId
TON EAILECAD. A''"-
sand i So 4 q On sanaag st s saa Il =
For as rRa .es se gaaa.y daily and
frs iea y q Ale1Inda az tO5 %ssshinstoa 10
night On Sunday at 8 and 10 q. m, and :O5
Teketa Information. sleeping and psrlor Car SC
ssst corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
a s So Sosr - 9TH hard and S W. and
ny OF bassase 70 destination from hotels snd resi-
L. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Aseut
FRANK THOMeoN. General Manager. ny36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
IRLS!EE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NEAL ESyAI IN THE CITY OF WASHING
IGN TS EE Ell, ssi, EOU3E No. sl2, NORTH CAP
BY virtue OK deed of trust, bearing date A.
on tie 18TH day Of July, A. d. 1873, and re- HIaSa
corded II Liber No. TIT, folio 317. IT sea-. rEs..8
one of the Land Records for Washington county
N the District OF Columbia and at the request Of
the perties thereby secured, the subscriber wiz offer
or sale at pubic auction. to the highest bidder III
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, SEPT EMBEH
18TH A. d. 1880, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. all that
piece or parcel IF ground lying and being in
tee City of NashL Rton, in the District aforesaid
ant Known and distinguished on the plst or plan OF
said city as and being Lot ''F" n A. r Step
herds sabdiviaion Of square numbered six hun
dred and twenty three t623). the is record
ed Ia the office Of the Surveyor of the City Of
With the improvements thereon. consisting of q
hree-story Brick Dwelling. wi II stOreroonI.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the deed of trust
The anlount Of Indebtedness secured by this deed
OF trust unpaid, with the expenses Of sale (Which
will he made known st time OF sae) in cash and
the ba ance at Six ard twelve months, for which
the Bos Of the purchaser, bearing interest at the
rate Of ten FER cent. per annum from the day OF
sale ard secured by deed Of ,rnst the property
sold, shall he taken. deposit of 800 will bs re-
qulred CT the purchaser st the time of SAFE AL
Convey9nciDg at expense of the purchaser. II
terms Of sale are not implied with in Ave days
from day Of sale, Trustee reserves the right to
resell at risk aid expenre Of defsnlting purchaser
RICHARD WaLLAOH,
seI4-d Surviving Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
Lcaping into Nragara,. Rap.a,.

&. W. KNAPP, OF UTICA, SHOOTS HIMSELF AMI
THEN PLuSGtS OVER THE FALLS.
A telegram from Buffalo, Sept. Z gives the
following account OF the suicide at Niagara
Falls briefly mentioned In yesterdays STaR:-
Last evening Niagara Fails was again the scene
o. terrible and tragic suicide, and the ctrcum
stances Surrounding the case are such as 10
leave the motive which prompted the act
snrouded for The present In mystery. About .
o'clock well-dreSsed elderly gentleman cailet
Company, In international Hotel, ana asked il
there was dispatch for G. w. knapp Being
answered In the negative. he went into the bar
room OF the hotel, took drink with Mr.
Heidell, the Chief bartender who appears to
have been acquainted With him, and then
ance at Goat Island bridge, and here he COM
menced the preparations Tor his death.
The only eyewitness OF this was Miss Flor
eDce u. Everett, This young lady was seated
On the bench OF yeranda that has been erected
On the bank OF the rapids at the west end OF
walking up 10 the other end, Invested himself OF
his hat, coat. and vest, then hastily writing q
note, he pinned it TO his coat. stood I'D on The
bench, drew revolver, ard In full view or the
horritied Young lady. either fred at himself Or
In tie air, an0. without cry. plunged headlong
again seen. TIE report OF the weapon and a
scream from Miss Everett brought others to the
SlCt, and on examination IT, was found that the
suicide. IN addition TO his clothiGg left gold
watch, pair OF sleeve buttons. gold eyeglasses
AID q p0gtetoCok containing Sjl6. The note on
his coat read:-"EXpress these things to E. T.
Es1ny, No. 81 John street. Utica, Ny" IG was
signed Sc. ". Knapp" The property was
taken possession OF by the police authorities
Che telegram that was asked for arrived about
II minutes after 1t was called for. Mr.. Heideil
says Knapp leaves wife and family In Utica