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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
--Leemos On La Eoz del II.


"Essa manana ann SO trabaiaba en-
Ia renovation de los escombros de la
isbrica del senior Gener. La sccesoria
one ocupaba la sombrerer1a hs quedado
completamente Empis, no habiendose
sncontrado 81 mas pequeno resto hums-
na, 10 que nos hace suponer sean menos
las victimas de este siniestro. Como
desde Nm principle Sc suponia que d.
Manuel LIanos habia sucumbido al Pc
nstrar en- su establecimiento despues de
habsr dado en- la Gale las voces de fue-
on. Ia operacion practisada aver nos ha-
ce espsrar que Sc haya salvado. Dios
10 quierat
4 Ultima hora de Ia tards de aver se
encontraron restos humanos que SO su-
ponen sean los del pardo Pho, dei senior
Gener.
Los colegas habaneros del Ii traen
Ia siguiente noticia:
aAyer SO recibio IN telegrsma en- es-
"a oiudad On que SO anuociaba haber
falIecido en- MarselIa el Sr. Barahons,
conociio comerciante que tuyo ia con-
trata de where's para ell ei6rcito de esta
Isla durants Ia primera campans.
Ell Sr. Barahopa Sc hallaba scc:den.
salmenta en- Marsella de regreso de Sui
"a. donde acababa de dejar en- un cole
gio 6 sus hijos.
Sc dirigia la Peninsula.
Ha venido morir el Sr. Barahona
precisamente euando tanto ruido estS
noyiendo en- los centres oficiales Ia f.
mosa causa de las contratas de where's
aI ejercito.
-Baio al epfgrafs de Otra prision pu-
blica La Voz del IA 10 que sigue
"Ha sido reducido q prision I'm es'
cribiente ds.Ia Ordenacion General de
Pagop, como complicsdo en- el ffaude
de las n6minas del Rssguaedo.
La detencion foe liayada cabo POI
elinspector Truiillo. "
Esta visto que hay en- ls Habanf
coutinua lluyia de prisiones. Dice L6
Vox ds Cuba del Is 10 siguiente que re-
producimos con repugnancia porque 8
bien es verdad que es bueno So prendt
al delincuente, no 10 es m6nos tambier
cue cada apprehension de 6stas es unt
herida q Ia moralidad que debs acom
paDar 4 10 pnDlica administration
Cuando va era p1bIico On la ciudat
que Ell habilitado del resgusrdo, unc d
Jos mas cumplicados en q asunto d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
So dice que
SARiH Bz2NHiROT,

la celebrada actriz cuya asonbrcsa delgadez
ha excitadJ la satra de los ingenios enropeos,
ha eacontr. do, desde su legada America, ser
tan grandes las propiedades nutritivas de Ia
mantle q AGUILA usadi en- Ia condimentaci0n
ae sus con das que ests engrosando una libra
po" semana.
: Les se1oras MARTINEZ [, Co, de Aguadilla,
tiennn de venta esta marca de manteca, que
Sc rccomie1da por 81 sela. d. 2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
GACETA DE HOY.

Estan sin proverse en- la secreta'
ria del Gobierno General dos plazas
de meritorio con derecho, en- los que
las obtengan, 4 ser colocados en- las
primeras vacantes de escribientes de
plantllla que ocurran.
-Desde el31 esta interrumpida la
communication telegra6ca entire esta
isla y San Thomas.
La distribution general de fon-
do qua para este mes publica la In
tendencia de Hacienda monta d
$323.730'72.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
NURVA FABgICa Dc CHOCOLATE Al YAPOR.

Los duefios del cafe 10 {. LII PALMA" par
tcipan al pdoHco de esta capital que Gu su es-
tabecimlento sxpendeH as, 4, 6y 8 reales libra
Ios inos selectos chocolates de su nusva "a.
brica todos sin canela cen ella 81 asf Sc piden.
Exijase el ncmbre de "LA PALMA" gra-
bado en- cada onza de chocolate enero do 1881
h. % de f.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
REVIsTA DE CUBA.

Dice La Toz reiriendoss q ciertos
prssuntos culpables en- algunos fraudes
descubiertos en- la Administration de
Marina:
Los supuestos culpables SO hallan
detsnidos en los buques de guerra sur
tos On nuestro puerto, y el prooedImlen.
10 encomandado fancionarios del dis
tinguido Cuerpo, inteligentes, pundono-
rosos de rectitud probada, seguira un
curso rapido, hasta llegar a 81 natural
tarminacion.
Con autoridades como los Generates
Blanco Y Boranger, que todo 10 pospo-
nan al cumplimisnto de su debsr y al
triunfo de Ia justicia, el nombre de la
Administrations en- Cuba lucira muy al
TO. y desapareceran para siempre esas
opaoas manchas que empanan o. brii!o
del que debe ser radiants sol sin nubes
sin sombras.
Los presos, segun nusstras noticias,
SON once, eutre ellos cuatro jefes de
Administered On de Marina, dos ohcia-
les Y slgunos escribientes.
Dsl registro practicable en- el domici-
lio de al0unos de estos ultimos, conoce-
mos detalles que corroboran a6rm acio-
nes de hace pocos dias de La pos te
CUBA. Un simple escrlbiente one vive
an Iuiosa casa, con gran boato y ostsn-
tscion, 90 un probiema cuya resolution
pocas difcultades ofrece.
Busno es que Sc persiga la inmo,ali.
dad sir contemplation alguna , donde
quiera que 80 encuentre.
La siguiente rslacion que inserta ell
periodico citado honra Ell sumo grado d
Ia eua-dia de- Orden p1bhco de la Ha-
hama al deuodaoo Official 4ue tan he
roicos servicios acaba de prestar en- el
desastroso incendio de que oportupa-
ments dimos cueuta nuestros lecto.
res:
"Segun nos dicen personals respeta-
bses, es digna del mayor e!ogio la con-
Quota observada la noche del faego en-
la fabrica del Sr. Gener, por el captain
tanisnte de o. P. D. Adolfo Lopez de
Castillo. que al comunicar una orden
del Sr. Roias, resbalo el caballo que
montaba, cayendo al suelo sobre dicho
oficial recibiendo varias hsridss en- la
pierna costado izquierdo, y casi arrss-
trando fue & oomunicar la orden recibi-
da de So superior. Al regressr de nue.
70 al lugar del siniestro, oyo voces pi-
diendo auxilio en- los cusrtos altos del
edifeio incendiado, y sin cuidsrse del
estado en- que se encontrabs, subi6 con
obisto de salvar dicho 6 dichss per-
sonas que se hallaban casi asixiadas,
teniendo que descerrsjar una reia de
hierro, pues va las llsmas impedian bs-
lar por donde habia subido ell bravo
Official, y saliendo todos, el Sr. Castillo
ell fiItimo, & una azotea Immediate, reci-
biendo nuevos golpes que 10 tienen pos
trado en- CANA.
"A una edad avanzads y eonsagrsda
tola ella al estudio, al trabajo como
abogado, y la Catedrs, como maestro
y Decano de ls fscultad dc Filosofis y
ietras de esta Universidad, muri6 q las
cinco de Ia manana del dia de aver ell
DR.. D. Domingo Leon y Mora, honra
de les lstras en- este centric de Instruc-
cion superior y gloris do las islas Ca
narias, su pals natal, por Ia probidad
de sus sentimientos y la rectitud de sas
idsas en- ell bufets y su decidi1o afecto
y proteccion q sus amigos y consiuda-
danos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

I'd EgG II ~ "A. R-

Enero - de 1884, Srya Ia presente para
partlcipar los consumidores de Gas, que des.
de ell prinero de febrero Ia Oompaffa puede
s3lanente slmnistrar Gas por medic de Conta-
dor 70 dc otro modo.
En- cambo rebajs d cuatro pesos el miIlar de
pies cdbicos y deia de cobrar alquiler por el
Contador.
La Compafia esta dispuesta colocar Ia CO.
feria desde la calle la entrada de la casa,
sea hacer el em Dalme por la suma de seis Pc
SOS. de poner por, su cuenta los tubos nece-
sarios eli ell interiorsde la casa con pescantes,
etc. etc cobrando por clio meDsualmente IN
m6lico alquiler. ;:
Sc supca los eonsumidores que tsDgsn
quejas SO driian por escrite al Admor. de Ia
fabfica en- la Marina. s. S. Q, B. s. M CHAs
GIBBONS, Agente de la Compahfa 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

Derecho penal, por Tissot. TINS -. &c. 80
Los novios, por Monzoni, t... 80
Dlccionerio ehclclopedico, ts ... II 90
Amor do los amores. por Escrch, 2 ts. 30j|
Inferno de los celos, porid 2 ts 900. 800
Pequehos poemas, por Campoamor. -. 100
Poesias y fa1ulas, por id. ........ LIS
DR. ANA rnivers i, por i'll ......... 80
Problems rs De Artme ica por Ferry, It's. 800
Ell nlio de la boa por Aiarcon. ...... l25
FL ascandalo, por id.... id LBS
Fisica quinica, por Ganot ... Los
Oocina m )derna. por id ....... LOS
Derecho Civil por Elias 2 ~ ~ 200
Manual del estudianto, por Lamas .... 800
Ooncia a Y aatlraeza, por Buchaer, 2 ts 2l0I
Motin de Esquilache, p0r F Gonzalez 800
Habltabilidad de lbs astros. ... 30
~ ~ h'''io. :.'''..... .........,...".... %
Puato de vista. =. ........... so
0duoN as oU
H!storla novelesca, por ei dique de
Demands ante Conseio de Estado, por
Merinaz Aguli6, / lt............. 60
Dioujo tpogratieo. por Waive; le ..... l.8O
Civilization, por Tipia . 800
Don Quiote, por Carvantes ..... AGO.
Historic univ RS Il, por Can.d, 10 Is. g. 90
Derecho penal iltsrnaciona', por Fiore 2 so
Marruecos ell pas y sus habitsltes. s.... 90
I'll salterio, pr M.nilla. .......... 75
N0Veias de Maryat ............... %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
laysGlls gIVlRSaS.
AVISO AL PUBLICO.

Sc desea aonseguir las "Menoraa hist6ricas
y eSt&distcas sobre7 Puerto Ric :" de dun 10.
ra&s dc 6rd0Da y0!s La 'Gaceta Official"
de5de Ell aho lie 1907 ii de- 1870.
Sc Sdmitircn los elemp!ares completes in
completes q % SO presenter en- esta ohciua pa
gsndose per los m smos un prscio liberal.
IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
VARIEDADES.
CAUSA CElEBaE.
ENvENENADoR PARRICIDA.

No necesitamos aacer ningun esfuer-
20 para despertar en el eorazon de
nuestros lectores ell yiyo horror que ms
pira la sola enunciacion del crimen que
hoy Yamos & relatag. SQaisn al leer et
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
Gran desaflo de gallos.

En- Rio-piedras Para los dias - Is de
Febrero, el dueno de esta invita- todos los
aticionados este juego que deseen concurrir
SECURES que encontraran g lllos de todos Pc
sos toda clase de apuestas
Rio-piedras encro - de 1881.
Ia P. DOMiNGUEZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
CA FE
ToSTlDO, iOLIDO I I'm GRANO.
II r R U L B e 8 ELL

I'm ID conflteria de LA PALMA Sc expende
puro superior Ex1ase el nombee de- la ca
so on cada eAvoltorio.
Las !amilias que deseen el cafe tostado sin
puvorizar pueden pedirlo 40 les vendors con
una pequefa rebaia scbre el prec,0 del modo.
e. dicho estabecimiento SO continda slrvien-
10 cafe muy mejorado al que 20 servia y SO adj
miten abonos meusuales por el numero de ta-
zas que Sc pidsn, Precios m6dicos.
h, 28 de T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
LetraS dc Gamble litOgraiiadaS.

En esta impreuta Sc venden sn,
espanol & ingles { DocB REALEs Il
cieHto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
Estados para eli Censo.

Las alcaldias que deseen collection
de estados para hacer el censo de ale
mas pueden pedirlas q Ia imprenta del
BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
LIB2OS NUEVOS.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc
acaban de recibir y Sc venden d 2
reales los siguientes
OBRAo DE PEREZ GALDOS, q so cts. ell
tomo. Leon Roch, Gloria Ell Terror de
1924: FL 10 Mario ell d. Mayo, Corona,
Trafalgar, Memories de un cortesano de
1915, LIZ ssgunda -casaca, J1an Martin ell
frailes menos, Ell eGuipage del rey joss, Ell
Grande Oriente La Batslla de AraDiles, Ca
diz Los cien mil hijos S. L1is, Zaragoza,
FL de Julio, Los apost6icos, Un volunta-
rio realista, Napoleon Ell Chamartin, Dofia
Perfecta Bailer1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
PiP1I EIs,?7llII11!I II gggBEa I 1lRlfO.
A LAS OFICITAS.

Ademis del coasta ate surtido de
PApEL EsPANoL de Jover y Sierra que
hay on Ia iaIpr@nta dol LoLErIN, SO aca-
ba ds reoibir IN gran surtido de papel
aorote, superior oali1ad. 3e Vilaseoa y
de Fontanet, cuyas rosmae 50 realizan
como si0ua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
AV [SU.

En- la Relojeria Italiana de Agustin Musa y
Heraano hay de venta espejueios y lentes de
todas clases yse colocan vidrios blancos de
colores nrecios m5licos crstales de roca,
garanCizados. os.-Pusrto Rico, Fortaeya As
h. l8 m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04
Diario dc SeSIOneS del COngreSo.

En- la administration del BoLETN, sa
admiten suscripciones q 40 pesos por
sio, pago adelantado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

CANERIAS.
De pomo, zinc y ata, y en- las composfcfo-
mes ell 80 p9S de rebaja; todo Sc hace barato.
muy barato, deJnasfado barato
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-04

nes, las ironiss y los chisos que reside
en ests vecindad?
Indirecta. Con descor 6ses formas,
aunque de soslayo, nos h.bla et ysoino
del paciertisimo fractional llamado 6u-
rro.
Baeno os que no SO divide uno de ,su
estirpe, eunque malo es mentar la sog !
en- casa del ahorcsdo, colega descome.
dido r..
lch cultura l-Exeitada nuestra Gu
riosidad por cierta paabrota, asf COMO
embuchados, que uss Ell vecino, hubimos
de inquirir su sigdifcado So nos diio
que el tai vocabio andaba muy on boga
en- los lengusJss de garlic.
liable dc una vez eI c"iegs en- co16 y
concluya de echar ell cato al aqua.
Con permiso de la polioia, entenda-
monos.
Enhorabuena. Parece que no SO ha
vuelto decir una palabra mis- scerca
del organo espiritista cuya apsricion SO
annnci6 hace POGO. ~
mo colo9 Pues estan de enhora
buens las gentes caerdas y. el sentido
comun.
My ben.-Que el senior Arricruz es
un inteligonte amateur del divino arte
/ y un htbil viotnists nalie 10 igooraba
mas n que uosotros No sshiamcs era
que nuestro apresiable amigo domina
da un mod5 admirable al Uio.oncen0. Pa,
tente prueba de clio nos dio aver en- Ia
misa dc nueve de la Cathedral on cuyC
otertorio eiecutd on aquel diticil instru
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
DISTRICT GouRrs.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT-CHIEF JUS
TICECARTTER ASDJ JUSTICES WYLIE AND HAGNER.-
progress.
CIRcuIT CoURT-Jus Observation-Disclosures
iord vs. Bennett; Judgment for the plaintiff one cent
damages and costs; appeal prayed by defendant.
United States. of Cess vs. Eisenbess verdict for
for defendant Wilson VS. Terry ct al verdict for plain
TN for SOOS5. Second National Bank VS.. Excelsior
Of vs. e D gmsed Of eo
domination. Birch VS.. Blumenberg; off calendar
Culnane vs. Blumenberg; same action Carroll ct
Davis jury out. Roach VS.. Hilton; verdict for plain
til for sSa Thomas VS.. Dubois; jury respited.
EQUITY CouRT-JUSTIcE COx.-English VS.. Eng
lsh, proof ordered TO be taken before examiner c. F.
Rove Leghter vs. Phillips, appearance of defendant
PROBATE CoURT-JUsTICE Cox.-In re will of Pat
rick Cah filed for probate and citation issued against
the heirs. In re Will and codicil of John NJ Broad
head; bond of executrix reduced to 81 In re will
ana codlcs OF Josephine C. Bacon; will and codicls
admitted probate and record In re estate of Daniel
A Gardiner will admitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary issued to executrix. In re will of Mary J.
france VIII admitted TO probate and bond of eIecu
IrlHn4edat S3O0 In estate of BENJAMIN n Thomas
order allowing amounts paid for headstOne and set
ting In re Pauline Z: Mofitt; decree appointing pc
constantine Brumdi filed for probate In re will of
John Leehy; filed for probate In re estate of Will
counts overrued. In re estate of Samuel d. Wyeth
inventory of personal estate returned.
were approves and passed: Estate of William M
Walker; first and final account of A Thomas Brad
ley; administrator. Estate of Andrew Kramer; first
;d maj account of the executrix and pro rata dis
trbutiont to creditors. Estate of Samuel H. Howell
second account of the administrator and pro rata dis
troutlon to creditors. First general and individual
account of George Calaghan guardian to orphans of
James Flanagan, deceased; first account of Edward
=; =, darlington, jrr guardian to orphans of Michael
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsrIcE JAMEs.-Jehn S. NJ.
johnson: murder of j. E. Johnson.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Criminal Court-Justice James.-John Silas Mar
shall Johnson; murder of James E. Johnson; argu-
fnent DrOGreSS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
Wall Street TransactiOms-Latest Quota.
lions n SiRcLs and Rnnda

Wall Street TransactiOus-Latest Quota
lions i'm Stocks and BOnds.
The following observations on the transactions In
thenancal market yesterday, together with highest,
lowest. and closing stock quotations. furnished by
the clearinghouse of II. D. Cooke jr, & Co., If29
street, Was hington, d. c.:
The market opened strong and excited; large sales
on the first board. but bullish tendency in the
ing, owing to the favorable action of the Senate But
soon it was discovered that Gould and other large
buyers selling steadily which facts started gen.
eral bear feeling and general disposition close
was manifested. TIE principal features of the day
have been Pacific Mail, Canada Southern, and Read
ing. Reading stock is the only stock that has made
any decided advance az per cent. up and maintained
it at the close 1t was asserted among the knowing
ones that this and several other stocks up in
order to boost up the market. The per cent. bill
seems to have very bad effect on bankers making
them apprehensive and unwilling to make time loans
at any figure Market closes very weak and irregu-
lar showing general decline of from TO per cent,
the average being about per cent the feeling in the
street being bearsh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
a FULL HAND

Any girl with a dowry of $4,000 has
Aniee figure.
Speech is silver silence is golden,
and cheek is brass.
The lamp will hold out to burn a
great many years yet, according to reports from
the oil regions.
-"Give me the hand that will never
deceive me-" sings the poet. Four aces are his
want long felt.
Wepresume thecatfsh is so called be-
cause no one was ever lucky enough to kill one
with bOOt-jack.
He who has ridden ina country stage
coach knows how cream feels when it is being
churned into butter.
In bar-room dispute, it appears to
be necessary for one to make blackguard of him
selftO prove that he is gentleman.
Fashionable ladies in New York are
in ecsacies of admiration over Bernhardfs dresses
but they don't approve other kids.
"A Nebraska theatre audience re-
Gently ind ulged in free fight, and the Worcester
Gg-ctts spe axis Of their conduct as "unconYen-
tionaI."
The Elmira Adcertiser says: 1t is diff
fcult fora thrifty housewife TO understand why
the English aristOcracys keep hares in their pre-
serves"
The Cleveland Herald says: "A good
text to frame and hang in a steamboat state-room
would be: " In the midst of berth we are in
DEATH"
The small boy is now taken in by his
bigger companion. who persuades him that a
dIlapidated jack-knife is q good trade for nice
new ball of string and four threecen glass agates
-" You see," said a lively old Aber-
deem bachelor, on being advised to get married.
you see, can't do it, because l could not marry
woman didn't respect, and it would be impOs-
sible for me to respect, a woman that would con-
sent TO marry me-"
The following quatrain is said to pass
musical currency in Detroit Sunday school:
Should all the banks of England break
Should England'S bank be smashed,
Bring in your checks to lions bank
And you will get them cashed.
Recently a matron made her appear
ance on the piazza where her daughter and the
latteT'S yOung man had gone several hours before
80 enjoy the evening air and moonshine, and be-
gan looking around as If she had lost something
" What are you looking for, ma ?' asked the young
Lady; The morning papers" was the reply. The
porch was vacated
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
MYSTERIoUSLY MISSING.
Disappearance of 7. Howard Peterson. of
PhfIadeIphia,

l. Howard Peterson, of No. 1926 Wal
MI street. son of Charles K Peterson. publisher of
H.TSonS Magazine, has been missing since Sunday,
The 9th instant and although everything has been
done that the best detective talent, backed BY
money could do to ascertain his fate, the mystery
Is as great now as it was the day he disappeared.
On saturday afternoon, the 9Th instant, Mr. Peter
SON. who isthirty years old, went to Atlantic
City to see his wife, who had been ordered there
by her physician. He arrived at Atlantic CITY all
right and the next morning, after breakfast, went
ON driving. He returned in time for dinner.
alter dinner he told his wife that he would 90 out
10 lake walk, having determined not to come I'D
10 ms city until Monday morning. He went out
io' ms walk about three o'clock, and since that
Tine nc has not been seen or heard Of The
tIhLcflon detective agency, with large force of
tHe best detectives and the Atlantic City police
encouraged 10y an unlimited supply of money
A!lu The certainty Of q large reward in case of
S"'OtsS, nave run out every supposed clew and
FOUND nothing Reports that men resembling MI.
1e'eFson had been seen On the mainland have
oeen traced out and found to amount to nothing.
ne Island and country has been searched for
tu'Fty miles around, and not trace has been
!uehd. His friends are forced to the conclusion
'-'I ne las either been drowned Or murdered and
me! 90 not think it probable that he could have
DeeA drowned because the waters about Atlantic
wy were all frozen On the other hand, he did
i'' nave valuables about him sufficient to offer
great temptation TO robbers Instead of carrying
'HSShlncent gold watch and chain which he
o"Acd he preferred 10 wear great big ugly silver
Va m"'cA which had belonged to his grandfather.
ms lather thinks he did not have over SIS with
nm and his mother thinks he did not have that
-"'ch' That ne could have gone away voluntarily
sy.IuA 10 be out Of the question He had every
'I-IS 10 make him happy and contented. He had
liOle money than ne could use, lived il magnifi-
eS' mouse III the most Rrisocratic part of The city,
%''u had loTely wife and two beautiful children,
~ "iIOIn he was deeply attached. He was very
'etc IN his habits. was never drunk i'll his life,
attended, strictly TO business and had no associates
issue OIL his counting house ard family circle.
a. -. "'alilon to the searches made IN and around
.,"lc City, every possible effort has been made
- uace him III this city. Every ferry, every ship
Pls agency every station house. prison, hospital,
S!!om and every railroad depot has been visited,
Do' hot trace has been found.