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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
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idet4 ju'-. 90 f""'o Observation-Disclosures. \ -.
lGeiasoirh Fr~eclt o>s
Goa Hap8r@s tcasaistatirCs t"cSsl 60 Piyaloutn,
~hHu@Esoa ood:G"n! ptoa. la s',.i e~.sae:as e s&-
u Ian paaA.aS d,r'ls piira Pass.
~ oAucniea cil!Eo5s a. ,d,l Suot,,t gara yt.a2-
i@r5,tAiuitsr .A!i5ailt.a,,~'ia pFt aeooeb ~.
-. .11l SNiN -'"Eaa - a.. tet-!s v. - H. e
S>o@2$ GS Af!a d ~ AA-,i2. IUAs ifsaa V0L1-
li"S.,t tg COYO pgs..3s I.Ao4ti-us
UJEEVnxa ~ >ot>E ste cpdttr passage, oatcrps
lDae &e.ts.'io Al Ic2a-a 'is u1a saN.a ."rlo lsi
1ree. dlive ct..sdl'a. est rs4"cl-on 10 uca3 III
stNs -t.-Gtt.' - . -ls. .''asecas ~ ~ tde",
tof iAj3 t''ea9e ee ;.'t:. an,' r.4.s,,. * IL
c1i s'.tsS;. 40 = -. ilttst,.
lr;, NetD@ l@fN 9ial.1o 0 cuIir l.of sar.e dc
E.E sD,., .t. I'sTt "a st-s !..te.rsl si -.
+.lsil. :'~ ve>. - at' >aI-s.-r oi,s1-'. l,3-
laL ~. sroGrA. s4ts DeSs',el 20 0pt sotpt F.uJC
I'D. ~ flr<iS 80 Nt,~!- isTfo-odrrii
s.lct seE1.,r& l.i.> ziy--sJGi-- 544-s1-. 4..
.Vala - ~ q has o,a -r@@l',S al. ts,;3 .i4rtC.
- .t@DlLt ~ ~ - Aiis''tsAp" o., ..lt-.c io cn
isY a. ,.a ;vly ,k.sj. i2i4. A..A93cG ~ ~ el
-~3 t,,g go z,s-tt satss! u - ts,ai 20.
eAtc11tss ~ p~@T ~ G~7> ;J:.t l&Ii.u. ps.3-
tjuIc - DsSS.s i'ci .is Fak1f& - cS.s GcLn-
0aG,. ieiHs psi{a~u.A. -o!ra.. uurA@=o. Nonast4;a
Dam y.ica i@TtAnAd trsY Town, }Llel, Ia CO
In aHn:, -iurtlniaa f4ct- au- fLine. Glefo l.lniou
SaiAt h.CS. St-sn 1Ajci6. 6 ttr0nte, To-
Dns , j SD ~: -rinidaG.
oXiaeL .h.Ofa pcscss mtuicos pDra los tct.spor
TOR IL -. Jac0 -sf5 europa
GAsa u0ria>4ot,n sou16 pr.ssea. EetoS denls, d.
tiSirr' :. IN aseuatG de ia ItTl pa:lG.
As. LNIppt.ll asU.; 1Ts. tJds. gaio.o3 que
-! eiefivu. plst@aJr - ytS caoa N Il.
81 iO7 N&por ae Ia IE :0a ie51iC9 Europa. oAu
AgenteS en- San Juan, Ldtln,er Dc Co-Na-
gua1o d j. II. per.--Arroyo, u. Il. j.
ALcdide. Ponce, Sres. COrtada d Oo-Maya
gUez d. Roberto GunI6es. .-Aguadttld, .Sres.
Huchter d. Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
LIsglaal saI!tas

Con este nuevo itinerario quedsra esta Inca
On connexions en- r. Thomas los iisS4 rs con Ia
Inca lie st NazAire Y loe yapores que hacen el
Infereolon!al de Trinidad, Csrdpano, Cnmana,
Barcelona, (NA) Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirsek
Silvd q o., Agantes,
SAY Juan, r, r, mayo 9 Dc 1874
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
C0MpABIA GENERAL TnASATLANTiCA
DE VAPORES C0RREOS FRANCHISES
LINEA DE MARSELLA.

Llanamos la atencion del comercio V del
pdbljco en- general a Ia variacon que ba teni.
do e&ta Inca dc vapores on 81 itinerario, ell
que eulpezara regif e corriente mes con 81
vspor GUADELOUPE. ! 900 toneladas.
Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
llnea de VaPores sAus Santiago de Cuba
NEW-YOnK.
"AtX-IGRk ! CUBAN STEAMSHIP lIEi,"

PASAJE DE BAN JUAN DE PUERTO-R RICO NEWBORN
VIA DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
HaliandOse en- combination los vapCres
franceses que pasan por esta Capital para
Santiago de Cuba, el 6 de cadu mes, con el
vapor americana Santiago" que sale de
Cuba todos los dias IS para New-York, to-
man dlchOs vapores franceses pasajeros en-
esta Ciudad con direction New-York, al
modico precio de 80 en- orc americana por
pasaje on primsra camara.
Aaentes en- esta Capital.
silva ~ 60.
SIRE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
OtSNVNVW NVO w = y VIZ y " W =
pan. MoRTERA 8 MANUELA.

sucsenrss de Silva. R0drisuez OQmp.-BARAooA. B..
Aayo Oomp.-CuSk, SLeS 4. J L. hos y Comp
mia Bernedo - 90 Ap1LIA srae. Ameu. 5ul.a CE-
PUTEro. Rsoo Eras. iriaTte Hermano de Cereeeas
= Oornp,-SAErH6EAs Sres. Lamb $ Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
VAPQRES CNRRElN lRASAILANTiVuS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
VIAJE DlRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
A SA Mt A n ID Err.

Salida de uerto-Rico el dia 10 de cada
mes.
1; Camara $l65. 2: Camara 1870. 3? CAmara So
Tambien pue1e haceTse el viaje, salicudo de
Puerto-Rico los t,ias I, l3 q de c;ida T. es
y tIaebJrda'n.o en- la Hlbana.
Los prccics para cstoa vlajee, son los ST.
guientes:
i.s rs B.
De |uerto-Rjc0 Ia Hahana. so 5 "a 5 IL
De i0. Il aSantAnder CAMEO ar
eeiuna (yi@ HaDaaal ..... zoo i60 20
Las locuidades espocacs yalnarotes Ell,
ter0s, seran a preclos courencl.3ua.e;
h. Or yeoajas para las ialaiiias iuheross,
con NInpS.
Sc eXPide;; pasajes de ida y vue Ia con =
?. y ',t rebau
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dilcacioues en- el pAsaje de los nillos que
yiaJen con suo fantias.
PRIMERA Y sEGCNDA CAMARA.
Un nino hlsta de amos, en- ca,ia .amilid
gratis. Los demas hasta amos TN cu. to
pasaJe. Los de Il a IL amos meGio pasaje
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERCERA CLAsE.
Tn niflo, hasta dos amos, gratis Los nj
ilOs hasta a1os medic pasaje. Los demas
pasaJe enteIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

5000 Sl74 Sl60 $50
El montante de pasajes de fletes es psgade.
70 en orc americana su eqnval ente en- mon
da corriente con el p2S dc aumento.
OONCESIONES.
Sc expiden passies de ida yuelta en- lof
viaiss intercoloniales, validos por dos meses y
con un is p% de rebaja, en- los trasatl4oticos
galidos Dor doce meSes con un rs p% de re-
baja.
4 toda fam,lia cuyo pasaje compute el mon
tante de cnatro aasaes de Canara se hara una
rebaja de Is pa
los .nliios memories de 8 anos gratis, de &
Ia cuarta parta, de q IL 10 mitad, Y de doce
cupplidos pagaran pasaje entero. Cuando una
femilia tenga varlos niios. memories de 3 amos,
g0lo uno de ellos ira gratis; los demAs pagaran
suarta parte de pasaje. .
,yos crfados varones pagaran ell precio fiiado
nor los pasajes de entire puente, las muiereR
a. dos tsfciosdel pasaje tomadas por sus anas
para mis- detallaa. dirigjrse 4
sT SILVA a& Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

REToRNO.
saliendo de Kingston el Is con Las esealas
arribs mencionadas, llegara este puerto 81 ",
bontinuando el nismo dia para Sahth6mas, to-
nando aaui los pasajeros y tetes para ell yapor
trasatlantios que dicho ltimo punto Sc dirige
4 Santarder q st. Nazaire.
Preoios de pasejes intercoIoniaIes.
primera Entpte. Pnente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

froio con ca9g lie 6}.. siendo pazadero en- Liver
All 4 de l0% siea1o pasIaJero rn Puerto-R Rico.
I,os refc, u pagar en Puerto Rico 80 cobraTan al
nmbi0 corrleaJo e GtEos en las !ecnas dc las lieGa-
de Ioe yApores. <.
No So arIoara conocmieato psr m6nos de &0.l06.
Iu,s usals bul;os lie ma1u!ukria Que paSsn Go
Aoa tonelnda5 de peso, otras mercancias no men
donadas ar rlba, fete Conventional.
SChre ambarquee, por uu SOTO vepor de no uenos
npa In0 toueladas, para IN solo Lonsign1tarlo, SO
sbonara Ia capa pagandose refe "a LlVerpooi Ia
snfraga de los conoctmiehtoS.
porn norfneuor9s, difiRirSe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
S[lTlCi0 Ok Ia HaBAhA 4 SlETH0NsS,
CON EsCALA EN- NUEvITAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
MAYAGUEZ PUERTO RICO.
VAPOR p "A "A j E.s.;. -

I'D A.
Saldra de Habana el 80 de cada mes para
Nuevitas.
Id. de Nuevitas el do i'd id id Cibara
Id. de Gibara ei 3 de id. ID id Sgo de Cuba
Id. lie $50. Cuba {! ID. id. i'd Aayaguez.
Id. de Mayaguez i'll iG. id. Puerto Rico
Id de Pto Rico el 10 ID. id id. Sanlh6mas.
RETOANO.
Saldfa de Santh6mas eI II de cada mes para
Puerto-Pico.
Id de Pto. Rico el IA i'd id. id Mayag6ez
Id. de Mayagaez ii 5 ID. id. i'd j ue Cuba
Id de g de Cuba e lo i'll i'll ID Gibara
III de Glib ar u u - i'll il. id. NutvItas
Id. dc Nueyitas e ~ Id. III. III. uabaua
Sc admite carga pasaje para todos estos
puertos.
Mas detallcs daran s1s consgnatarios
Sobrtnos dc EsqniGga.
Pa4r; o-Rlco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

Siempre que el accite de higado de
hacalao estaba indicado, hemos tenido osa-
,ion de YER cuan vsntaj joso era dar l Il
par el Jarabe de Dusart, euyas propieda-
d-s ape irvas complstan Ia aceion ned
camentosa.
D. RANT,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
LIN T. A
De VAPORES- C0RRE0S ESPANOLES,
entire Lverpoolv PuertO.Rico,
lu i,laa 10 Ht, lIlsi ,m Ia ,igssdin.
DespeohAndose uno el as .e cada mes en- Liver
Tipos reducidos &c Fletes.

nool,
Tipos reducidos &c Fletss,
e9asins Sacos yaciOs, peTfu-
..,sraA Ju<uetes, Cuchilleria, SQl.
tnea,sEI!A, al.Llbfe, cobre. 40 Tor t0no-
q 4, late ctlyos, tu90S para
- t,r rc,ferlSl piutnr&. acsi- lada dc perf
,p.iArc,f. llbun, VeiHs, pAErj. ! Sd,
tIists' :, Y 4T.s. who's. 4, D me 'ide
r-s -. '....,...,...i opcioa De-
abeirer3a no tentendo qtaHaa
tlue pf.sso d. dos ioh"l lsda- ,te 51t. vapor,
Cf,sr} i.;iiAa pGts Gta ar.,..t
~ yi,tr sr.g cerve5a, ltitentJ / m.
IL trtl.3s asnaOs. .,.+,-.-..... -.
4aTr ealdrHos fosonaa. ...,., ~. ION, de pse9
rc, hsstA GR0 sBcos, tsi p&'a
de $50 salsJa. nste coGvcncto- AT, tden.
nnI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
Cenpaiis General iraSaaanass
1E vAP0REs C0RRE0s FRANCHISES
(Llr,ea de ST. NGSaire y ISantander)

Ell dia u de cada mes saldra de st. Nazaire
escaIa en- Santander y Teneriie con destino L
San Thomas uno de los meiores vapores de la
Oempafiia llegando este dltimo puerto q g, y
eOntinuandu SUI ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
La Oompahia ACADIA dc establecer un s3rvi-
cio intercoonial con el siguienle
rrnrAruI1 DIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

Medignte ell empleo del Lacte-fosfate
de cal con las nodrizas cuva leche teraAa
habia producide didrrea verde seresa
hernos visto desaparecer ell NAL J recuPs-
rar los ulios Ia salud
Dr. DoLBEAU PAoUET,
Inaaiciea Mineral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

Q1esos Cheidar en latas en- Ell Colmado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

He publicado varios casos de tisis con.
firmada, mo de ellos con destrueeSoa
completa de- un pulmon, curados mereed
al u>o del vino del Jarahe de Dusart
con Is carue cfuda como alimento.
D. DELZENRE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
NUEVA-YORK-VIA sANTHOMAs.

Los p6saJerQs para Nueva- Y Srk. trasbor,iau eu
Santhofnhs los lnasnlticos vapores ue United sta
teS& Brazil Mail Comp my hacvn WAGES dee-
- Sauta0m - Nu3va- York en- cUatrO alas medic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
d. RANT.

Invsstigacisnes eIperineAtalss sobse Il
FOSfato de cal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

PdsQjes trGsGt1Gntie0S.
De este puerto Ssntander y St Nazaire,
Il de Il Y del 81 de Ia Entrepuente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07

La prondtud con Ia eual el apetito -
rocobra bajo la infueDsia del Vino de
Dusart en- as personas dnctdnas ndut-
tas debihtaddS. puede caraeteriEar este
med camento, nunea me ha dssmentidO.
D. PINEL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
""'''~- A'"@s. sA'.'"-''-' "A A+I3co.

~~ tA'--'> "a s*l3co.
-
%T aF = ~ - IL ~ b.
LLsaADA. Din. Bora. SALpA. D,s Hora
Sal Juan. II n. San JUAN. II o "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-07
vIEyA 1873

En- las convdiecencids de febres ti(oi-
IDEAS. en- la albun,inuria, en- ell dtibefes,
ali en- fin. donde la ec0nemia esti honda
nenie inst nada ell Lacto-fosfato dc cal
produce los mas rapidos cfectos reconsti-
tuyenfes.
Observation de los Dr. BLACEE.
MoNoD TARDIEU.
Medess de los Hospitalss de Paris.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

o. An Irishman was going along a
road, when an angry bull rushed down
upon him, and, with bis horns, tossed
him over fence. The Irishman, re-
covering from his fall, upon looking up
saw The bull paving and tearing up the
ground (as is the custom Of The animal
when irritaGed), whereupon Pat, smil-
ing at hIm, said, "Ii il was not for yoIr
bowing and scraping and your humble
apologies. you brute, faix sho II think
that you had thrown me over this fence
on purpose"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

WISE SAYIGGs.-Anger dies soon
with wise and good man.
Too much prosperity make men fools.
Experience keeps dear school, but
fools will learn in no other.
Wealth is not bis who gets, but his
who enjoys it.
Employ your time well, il you mean
TO gain leisure.
A man may have thousand acquaint-
ances, and not one friend among them.
Il is better to live on little, than
outlive great deal.
By others faults, wise men correct
their own.
We should take abundant care for the
future. but 50 as to enjoy the present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

GdDp ENIGMA, Boston.--The enigma
to which You refer is attributed 10
Charles James Fox, and runs thus:
iswhai Is pretty and useful 10 various ways,
The IL tenpts some poor mort@ls % eboFten their
DAYS,
Take one letter from IL, and there win appear
What youngsters admire ev'ry day in the year
Take two letters from II, and Then withous doubt
YOu are what that Is, If you dOn's and IL OUT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

e. Indignant wife-"If bad known
you were coming home IN this condi-
lion, should have gone home 10 my
fathers" Inebriate husband-"Hic-
would you 7 I'm awful sorry didn't
send you word--hic."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

eSrAn English lord once said to
Train "Mr. Train, have you the law
Of pFimOgeniture in America Said
Train, s'No." what" said he, ''no
kentall." Said Train, "No; bat we have
the cocktailf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04
erz."Women," saws literary Jour-

Ge"WOmen." says literary jouT-
nal, ''live on love-" That may al be;
bat we notice all that hive the pleasure
Of our acquaintance Iinger around the
table three times day and get on the
outside Of an awful LOT Of | e lstake an
potatoes, as well as other substantial
articles Of food.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

6&Alexander, Of Russia, must feel
very much as one of our soldiers did at
Malvern Hill; be must experience de-
sire TO creep into . cave somewhere
and shut down the blinds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

t% Genlleman-''f say, waiter. I've
Just cracked this egg: look at t." Wal
ter-'Don't look very nice at that end,
must say; try the other"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
ST' ASIHONY'S FAIR.
Result 01 the VOtisS-The Fair u

! Result O: the Votins-The Fair over.
st. AutEony's church fair, which has
| been in progress at Grant hall for the past
ten days, closed last evening. The attend
ance was very large and the result Of the
voting was a subject awaited with much
interest by those directly interested and
the ''best workers. of all parties. AS the
names of the successful contestants were
announced, there were bursts OF applause
! in which the defeated candidates and their
| friends, who accepted the situation in
the most philosophical spirit, were
not slow to join, and tho best Of feeling
| prevailed among all hands. Limited space
permits mention of only a few Of the more
| impo! tant articles disposed Of by ballot and
by chance, and the names of the success
full competitors. The lady's gold watch, for
! which the contest lay between Mrs. Foehl
and Miss Caddic Donne!ly was Won by the
first named, the vote standing, Mrs. Foehl
| 1882, Miss Donnelly 725. For the cabinet
organ Miss Lottie Tragesser had an easy
victory. the result as announced standing
Miss Tragesser /, ,146, Miss Lizzie Hinkle
| 1872 Silver watches were voted to Miss
| Lena Reiner and Eddie Eckman; Mrs.
McG;unis won the sewing machine, for
which the competition was spirited, and
| the closest contest OF all was OIL Cnc iC-
cortlion, which was won by Mr.. Foln by
majority Of one vote. he having COL
lected SEQ to 1890 by Miss Name Cor
| man.
Articles of more Or less value were
chanced OF, among them being Father
Christ's picture, won by Mrs. Thomas Nc
Claren; Father Kaups picture, by Mrs.
Krauss silver caster, by Henry Dusel ;
the beautiful wax cross, made by Miss
Martha Rudy, won by James Stewart a
pair of shoes, by John Klump; a pair of
shoes. by Miss Houser; agold toothpick,
by Miss Springer, and many others of less
value, of which the lack Of room prevents
| enumeration. All the more important ar
ticles remaining on hand were disposed
of at rcmunerative prices, and it was a
late hour when Father Kaul, the pastor of
the church, to whose energetic labors the
success Of the enterprise was so largely
due, declared the fair at an end and
! heartily thanked all the ladies and gen
tlemen who had contributed their labor
and means toward making in success.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
THE COLD.


A General Prevalence of Polar Weather.
A violent wind storm ragged at Father
Point, Quebec, on Sunday, the wind occa-
sionally reaching velocity of 81 miles per
hour. The temperature fell to zero in a
number Of places in Ontario during Sunday
night, while in the Canadian northwest it
ranged from zero to ten degrees below. At
Whitehall, n. Y, the temperature was nine
below zero yesterday morning, and the
Champlain canal is frozen, the ice being
two inches thick. Thirty loaded boats are
blocked between Whitehall and Fort Ann.
The ice on the Welland canal in Ontario is
from two to thres inches thick. Ten inches
of snow fell yesterday at Oswego, N. Y.
The following temperatures were reported
yesterday morning Lacrosse, zero; ;Cleye.
land, 10; Milwaukee, 10; North Platte, 1o;
Detroit, 10; Cheyenne, %; Denver, %;
Sandusky, 80; St. Paul, Sc: indianapolis,
a.; Madison, a.; Wyoming, 40;
Pittsburgh. 50; Concinnati, c.;
Toledo. So; Davenport, &C; Chicago, So
Erie, 50: Buffalo, 90; Louisville, o.; Ro;
chester, 100 :: St. Louis, 100; Omaha, 11o;
Cairo, 1870; Leavenworth, 150: Albany,
13O; Fort Gibson, 1870: Keokuk, 14o !;
Washington, 40; Boston. $50; Burling-
ton, $50; Eastport. $50; New York, 15o ;
Grand Haven. 16o; New London, 10 T.;
Baltimore, 17o; Portland. Me-, 1So !; Nash
vile, 1870; Memphis, 1870; Oswego, 200 !;
Knoxville, 2so; Corsicana, Texas, 27o ;
and Shreveport, Louisiana, 900. Tele-
grams from Chicago and Toledo last hight
report the weather unusually cold for the
season, and navigation on Lakes Michigan
and Erie practically closed.
On Sunday night an old man named
Schroeder was frozen to death in the
woods at West Plains, N. j.: tramp
was frozen to death on hotel stoop at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and farmer
named Lott, was frozen to death in ROM
ney, Ont.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL,

Louis Lamb was shot dead by Martin
Duggan, notorious character, in Lead
vile, COL, yesterday.
William Driscoll, white, was murdered
by two colored men named Twiggs, while
as!eep,in Burke county, Ga, last Thursday
night. The murdercrs have been arrested.
The New York board of canvassers at
Albany yesterday declared the presiden-
tial vote as follows For Garfield. 555. .544 ::
Hancock, 534, ,511; Weaver, 1888; Dow.
1917.
Sixty-two soldiers of the regiment sta
toned at Port Townsend. Washington
territory, arc legally married to souaws
belonging to Indian tribes in the neighbor-
hood.
The wife Of James Irwin, Il New York
stone mason, was given to drink. She
recently returned to visit old friends at
Hunter Point, engaged in q dcbauch,. fell
or was assaulted on the highway, froze to
death, and her body was n,anglcd by the
hogs when found.
Miss Sarah Cox, living in johnson coun-
ty, n. c., committed suicide by hanging
herself with plow line. She was a
daughter Of w. +. Cox, recently defeated
candidate for the Legislature. and was so
mortified at her fathers failure to be
elected that she didn't want to live any
longer.
A gang Of outlaws at Fort Pierre, Oh the
upper Missouri river, made themselves
such nuisance that vigilance commit.
tee was formed to get rid of them. The
opposing parties met last week. and in
the conflict ''Arkansas Joe" leader of the
gang, was killed, and four of the roughs
were wounded. None of tie vigilants
were hurt.
Ridley Park station, the han,lsomcst
station on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
& Baltimore railroad, which cost when
built in 1871 ssj,O0O. was entirely de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The fire orig
mated from defective tiuc. Tho build
ing was partially covered by insurance.
a new station will be built on the old site
Immediately.
The unveiling Of the statute OF Alexan-
der Hamilton, in Central park, New York,
took place yesterday. Mr.ssJohn c. Ham
ilton, son Of the statesman, made the pre-
scntation address, and the statue was ac-
cepted on behalf of the city by Mayor
Cooper. Addresses were made by ex-
Governor Bullock, of Massachusetts, :;
Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, and Hon. BENJAMIN
Harris Brewster, of Philadelphia.
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and the forms Of the unseen world beyond
rise and beckon us onward. The present
age Of practical utility mus: give way to
one infinitely higher, an age Of art and phil
Osophy. Man in his infancy, brought forth
from the bosom of dark and awfnl eter-
nifty, constructed massive temples Of som
bre majesty, to indicate the awe Of its in
comprehensive sublimity. But man ma
tured, standing in the vcstibule of another
eternity illuminated by Divine grace and
the light of intelligence, will be inspired
with sublime confidence and an eager ex-
pectancy. He will delight in music
and painting such as the world never
knew before, the one echoing the sympho-
MICS of the angelic choirs around the
everlasting throne, and the other having
its hues tinged by the first streakings of
the golden dawn. His poetry will be dis
tinguishcd by loftiness of thought and
majestic grandeur and inspired by un-
speakable love and tenderness; and his
philosophy vivified in the full cffulgence
OF the light streamin. from the Almighty
throne, will teach the living truth Of Him
about whom are ''clOuds and darkness"
and whose pavilion is iu the dark waters
and thick clouds Of the sky
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PERSONAL.

Colonel THOMAS A. ScoTT and party az
rived in New Orleans on Sunday. They
visit the jetties to-day.
Alta meeting Of the Woman's National
Relief society in New York last night,
Mrs. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES was elected
president, and Mrs. WAITE, wife Of the
chief justice, first vice president.
BISHOP COLENso, of South Africa, is a
man near seven feet tall and Of a massive
frame. He is 66 years old, and is regarded
by the natives with awe and reverence.
They salute him as great chief.
Twelve men gave the BERNHAKDT 4
magnificent dinner the other day-an-
cient New York sybarites, the youngest
of them As, and he called the ''baby'' by
the rest of the party, who ranged between
GO aud 90.
Mr.. HERBERT SPENCER is to start on
his philosophical tour Of the world in
the spring of 1881. He will be accompa-
MED by two secretaries, and it is not un-
likely thathis friend Prof. Huxley will,
for biological purposes, form one of the
party.
General GARFIELD left Mentor, Ohio,
last evening for Washington. In defer
ence to his wishes, the public reception
and sercnade intended to be given him on
his arrival in Washington will be aban-
doned. as his visit will be short one and
exclusively ON private business.
When the Emperor of Germany was
hunting a few years ago in the Hartz
mountains, he fired sixteen shots at the
deer, which appeared in large numbers
wherever he went. In the evening the
chief forester, who had conducted the
hunt, showed him twenty three Of them
dead, which he said the emperor had shot.
care you quite certain about that %
asked his majesty. Yes: positive"
"Well," said the emperor, laughing,
''that's very curious, for 1 fired only six
teen shots.''
DAVID w. C.. DUMBAULD ard Griffith
Roberts were elected associate judges, in
and for the county Of Fayette, at a gcner-
al election on the first Tuesday Of Novem-
Der, 1876 and were commissioned as asso-