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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
SENSE AND NONSENSE.

A man of airs-The organ-grinder.
President Arthur weighs 225 pounds.
The art of praising caused the art OF
speaking.
Snuff is generally preserved in lead to
keep it moist.
| No man is more miserable than lie that
hath no adversely.
Thieves like honest men, for they are
the best to rob-
He who rides in the carriage may yet
have to clean it.
Man, men roost with the poultry and
go shares with the fox.
All uphill work when we would do;
all down-hill when We suffer.
Half the ills we hoard in our hearts
are ills because we hoard them.
At present more than 600, 900 lives are
insured in the United States alone.
A Syracuse husband says that his wife
is piece of rare china--in fact an old
SANGER.
The two powers which constitute
wise man are those of bearing and for
bearing.
Inc worn tOitu eApIesScS III ScNoioi Va
the languages Of Europe its habit OF
swelling.
Cause and effect are not we'll balanced.
A man with good cause often makes
little or no effect.
Aluminium sulphate combined with
little phenol is recommended by Prof.
Beilstein as the most economical and eff
fectual agent for rendering organic sub
stances undergoing decay both 9dorless
and innocuous to health.
A gentleman in conversation with
lady Wanted the grace and wit of new
acq uaintance whom he had met at the
watering place. SIS she pretty?" asked
the lady. Not so bad" he answered;
"lndeed she resembles you somewhat
in look.
"You are now one, )" said the minister,
to the happy pair he had just joined
together in a knot that they could never
undo.
(Which one 2" asked the bride.
you will have to settle that for your
selves, said the clergyman.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
Tue Lime.Kiln Club.

"Doorin' my three score vars OF life
have observed some Gurus things, began
Brother Gardner as the thermometer
showed 90 degrees and rising. 81 hev
observed, fur instance, dat the men mos
consumed bout the welfar' of de ken
try am de men who do de least to pros
per her.
II hev observed dat de politishun who
sots out to save de kentry am ginerslly
hauled up tor Robin her.
II hev observed dat de men who seem
to hev de mos sympathy fur de poo ne
Der wait five minutes to foreclose .
chattel mortgage.
81 hev observed dat good close an
impudence will pass for riches and ed
ucashun.
II hev observed dat brag an bluster
am much better weapons dan argument
an truf.
81 hev observed dat grand monu-
ment,in graveyard doan' hide de mean
ness of dead mans relashuns.
81 hev observed dat charity kin make
paupers almost as fast as a conhagra-
shun.
Il hev observed dat while all agree
dat honesty am de bes' policy, not one
man in hundred hesitates to work
lead nickel off on a street kyar company.
Il hev observed many odder things
equally strange an inconsistent, an
am prepared to say to you:
"Mottoes doan' mean dizziness.
"Maxims kin be forgotten faster than
written.
Promises am wheel with one cog
gone"
Friendship will las as long as you
kin afford to pay ten per cent. per an
mum. Let us now purceed to dizziness"
Il Free Press.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

Almost every farmer has some way of
measuring land, and the most common is
to step off Ave PAGES for a rod, and call
sixty by sixty five PAGES an acre. For
ordinary purposes this mode will answer,
but when the exact measurement of
piece of land is desired it cannot be de-
pended upon as being accurate.
A light pole just sixteen and half
feet long is q cheap and convenient
measure. but four.rod tape line is much
better.
A plot of ground so yards wide by 500
yards long contains one acre.
plot Of ground 20 yards wide by
79i. long, contains one acre.
An exact acre can be found by the fol-
lowing table of distances;
A plot Of ground five yards wide by
96S yards long contains one acre.
A plot OF ground 10 yards wide by 4Sl
yards long contains one acre.
A plot of ground 40 yards wide by l21
yards long contains one acre.
A plot of ground DO feet long by 1873
feet wide contains one acre.
A plot Of ground 440 feet long by SO
feet wide contains one acre.
A plot of ground ITO feet wide by 1876
feet long contains one acre.
A plot of ground $40 feet long by 1917
feet wide contains one acre.
One acre contains 160 square rods, 4S40
square yards, or A, $50 square feet.
One rod contains 80. Is square yards,
572.25 square feet.
To measure corn in the crib-Multiply
the length, breadth and height together,
in feet, TO obtain the cubic feet; multiply
this product by four and strike OF the
right figure and the result viii Be- sheled
bushels, nearly.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

II man, or woman either, wishes 70
realize the full power Of personal
beauty, il must be by cherishing noble
hopes and purposes. by having some
thing 70 do and something to live for
PROT Upham.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

SAwDUsr. New York there are
about 500 vendors of sawdust, having a
capital of 500 900 invested, and doing a
business amounting to $500, 600 annu-
ally, Forty years ago the mills were glad
to have the sawdust carted away; twenty
five years ago it could be bought for fifty
cents load, but the price has been in
creased until pow it brings $3.50 load
at the mills. 1t is used at the hotels,
eating houses, groceries and other bust
ness houses. It is wet and spread upon
floors in order to make the sweeping
cleaner. Plumbers use great deal about
pipes, and builders to desden walls and
floors. Soda water men and packers of
glass and small articles of every kind
use it, and dolls and some living crca-
lures are more or less stuffed with it.
Washington Market takes two or three
loads day, and great deal is spread on
the piers, and stables take many loads q
day. Yellow pine makes the best saw
dust. as it is the least dusty, and has q
good, healthy smell. But any white
wood dust will do. They make q great
deal OF black walnut sawdust, but it will
not sell, - il is burned.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

The science of life may be thus cpl
tomised-to know we'll the price Of time,
the value Of things. and the worth Of
people.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

A Canadian has picked up 1856 small
diamonds from the banks of the Gatineau
and taken them 70 Montreal TO be
tested.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22


written of to Uncle John. who had q
great house in the country and it was
very likely that Uncle John would invite
her and Tom to pay him visit.
OF Maggie went now all brilliant in
her new dress, hand INLAND with Tom.
They kept most obediently to the high
roads and streets, and after about an
hours choosing, they bought q donkey
not without wistful glances at the two
shilling large one, that might have been
bought the next week.
Still this was capital Neddy, when
one kept ones eyes of the other.
Tom and Maggie took Q good look at
their purchase before it was rolled up in
paper.
Tom even made Maggie laugh out
loud by making Neddy look ashamed
of himself'-an expression which toy
donkey shows at once, when his head is
unlocked from the wire and pushed in
IS far - it will go, 30 Is to leave him
with hanging head and no neck what
ever.
The donkey had beautiful neck with
. woody name, when it hung properly;
his bride was decked with plated trap.
pings, little basket work panniers were
slung across his saddle, and his stand
had The delicious smell OF now toys.
Il was only when Maggie proudly
brought her parcel out Of the shop that
Tom revealed the real cause OF his anx.
iety 70 como along with her to-day.
He went and bought guppowder, and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

Como habfamos anunciado opor-
tunamente, parece que Ia Excma
Audiencia del Territorio Sc ha de.
clarado tambiea Incompetence para
eoteu1er en- las apelaciones inter
puestas por los sehores Biauchi y
Fcrrer contra acuerdos de la Diputa-
ci6a provincial.
LIS asimiistas SUI gtaeris no quie-
rem ealdo y Sc les han servido tres
tazis, no proprnadas ciertamente por
sus me licos de c4becera senores Fe-
rrer Y Alonso. Deseamos a los pa
cientes buena salud y que les prue-
oen bien estos calditos, aunqua los
conviertan todos en- sustancis. sagdr
gu costumbro previsora. Lastlmosc
es Que discurso5 tan eontundenta'
hayan si1o vociferados en- balde )
convarti1os en- lamentaciones, y que
tepgamos que aplIcarles aquellos yer
sos de Iriarte que, de seguro, Sc
rim tan perdidos como los malogra
dos dlscursos
4 De que sirve til charla sempiterna
ST tienes apagada "a linterna ? ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
La Horca del Boletin.

E ,ta plenamsnte denostrado que Ell
Aqente, en- esto de los epigrafss con que
enoab "a sus srticuios y saeltos de f)n-
do, raya q uua sltura incompatible,
desde que vino d Ia nuevs vida con esi
uestidura aSimitSta que, asi cuadra a su
pereQrlna historic, como cuadrarla la
del BoLBrIN del h4mante gorro frigio.
Eo el primer nu nero de sn Ultima evo-
lucion, que es como 81 diieramos en su
primera exhibicion on ei campo de ls
poll lea actual, ALA por squellos memo
rabies dias an qae sobre la caida dc IN
Director 80 leyantaban cuatro expert0s
generates ante cuyo uperhbundante
ntmero creimos YER splastad0 nuestra
pedueIez, nos echamos Ia cara el 81
guiente que no puede scr mas laconico
nj menos expressive Us acto. Como
que todo en- la vida, 4 diferencia de 10
que pasa en- la musrte, es aoclon Y mo-
yimien:o, nos dliimos al momento un
aoto es cualquier cosa ; mas al mlsmo
tempo, considerable que tan respeta-
bis oaerpo dc redactores no polia ocl-
parse en su primer numero de una oosa
ousllulera, emp9Eado hablamos d no.
jear a. WHO L4rrags, creyendo ennon-
trar en- el f)nlc do sqnel dcto uu verda-
devo tratado de los acts hmnanos, y 10
que hallamos fie uua visits que los ex-
presados redactotes habiAu hecho 4
s. T., 10 la que, segdn declan, saileron
muy sstlsf 3chos, Eutonoes oompren IL
moa qua 10 traGaba de un acto poltico,
y tomamos nota do este primer epigra.
f..
4 los pooos n1laoros faimos do nue.,
70 sorpreudldoa Goa otro na3 .acoUlco
Y meaos expressive aun que eL antoriol,
contaDilo en- la sigu.ente frase d, aso.
Hacienda justlolA vi autor dol ep'grafe,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
"Los muertos qua vols mat ais
G. Jzan De cabal salud.
Punta de Ia hoja.

Dice Ell Ayento "Ss va levantando
la punta do la hoja. DetrSs de ella
aparece como Director del BoLErfN el
81. Diaz CAnejs." Y este dice luduci-
10 4 error por la Correspondence de Es
paa1 que pubhco al signiants suelto :
I" Sa ha enca,gsdo de la Direction del
BoLErrN, 6rgano del partido conservsdor
10 Ia I.is, del partiIo espsnol incon-
dioional, deoi6 haber dicho el senior
Diaz C4nejs, principal redactor de
aquel perio iioo y distinguido escritor
ultramontano do Ia Peninsula.
No nos sorprende ell suelto de est
perioiico, por mas que sean sus apre
cia clones de todo punto iDfundadas ;
pero 81 nos extrana la creduiiiad De E.,
Aqente QUE con sobra1a ligerezA eleva 5
la categoria de hecho cierto una sim
pie noticia d4 La Uorrespon fencia de e.
PAM que, como todos saben, acostum-
bra d hacerse eco de las cosas mas ab.
surdas y contraditorias.
] De dahde sacan uno Y otro perlodi
co que ell senior Diaz Caneia 90 ha b =
oho cargo de Ia direction del BoLErN
MERcANrrL STienan de este aserto -
n As minima llsIgnifcante prueba? N
Pa % entonces abandonen el psigroso
canine de avantura1as ahrnacioues, =
no hagan hipotesis que parecs revelao,
cuaudo menos, fata dc discrecion.
Pero es ell case que La Corresponden-
cia habla de un distinguido escritor nj
tramontano de- la Peninsula, donie hay
asoritores que llevAn eso mlsmo apelll-
10, Y no ssoemos q1e ei senor Diaz
Caneia D. Isuacio) d que aude El
Ageate, haya l,egado ali ,ra a ls Isla
donds resila hace once amos completes,
sia tener 4 su cargo mas direction qqe
Ia de la L jtsris Provincial.
Eot;ent.lo asi Ell Agente. si con ls
noticia h. pIstendido lufsrir dano y
periuicio q nuestcO muy apr sclable
amigo distinguiiisimo correligionario
D. Ixaacio DiAz Caaeia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
IHASTA cUAR002

Llsmamos fuertsments la atancion
de ouien corresponda hacia el escanda.
loso abuse de qls estamos siendo OBJ
i4to. Todos los snscriptores que tiene
en- Europa ell BoLETIN, inc,uso nuestros
Diputados y otras respactables per
sonas. nos acosan con repetldas
teclamaciones, y s6orales para clio
razja oorq1 nj M NUN ,ro siquie-
ca le nuestro peri6 lico, des1s ell 23 de
sstiem ore hasta noviembre, ha llegado
4 50 poder. Nosotros podemos asegu-
rar que todos los ejamplares que Sc nos
reclamsu han sldo deposItados en- 81
buz6n de nuestra o6cins de Correos.
I'll eoorme perjuioio que este nos
ocasiona las m1ltiples queias que de
toda Europa nos Uneven b tcon que pom
osmos 10 aue nos suced9 en- conoci-
miento de auien corresponds para que
80 applique le una w segnro corrective
4 esos lamsntables inconvenientes qua,
sobre causarnos graves males y emba-
rszos, redundsn eu despretigio del ser
vicio de comunicaclones.
Y 10 mis- sensible para nosotros es
que no podemos atender como deberia-
mos las iustas exigancias de nuestfos
susoriptores, toda vez que no nos que.
dan nun sros del BoLErN para resarcir
4 aqueilos de los extravlados eJempla'
res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

dimos s3ts ell ssnti II mas coGf3rme,
hist6ric9menta, CON las palsbrss sub
siguientes, psro result6 que SO tratsba
te uno de los hombres 3e estalo de la
rep1bica romano c0nOci103 con squel
nombre, coneluim2s por no cOnpren-
der 81 ohjato del susito qua saguia q
continuation IL tan druso eof 5rafe.
Mas en- m terra de epigrsfes 80 oonoce
que tiene el v8cino para tod0s los gus
tos, hssta para los mas estFags los Y
anti.esteticoz, litArariameDta h4bIan1o.
Ali vk para m1estra el siguienta: : H7r-
TO de conner carnc el dj1bl0, Sc meti6 d
fr1tle, tras este 81 consig gaients pisto
de citss, usos, oostu bres, leyes. deoro-
tos = otros compon 9ntes q1a ssi ten:an
que yer con el culinsrio epf ttafe como
los frailss con ell disblo.
Y por 81 este no basts, aqul estS este
otro que hanos lei 10 On el pc 1|timo nu-
nero: Jcsuttd y Sc oltore1 -. te sOnUiene
Qua 'qulera hubiers creido que debajO
de tsn enpresiv1 epigrafa SO encontraris
"a historia lie a.g1l horripiIante suici'
do; pero nsda de ESQ la cosa era mu-
oho menos grave, pues 90 tratabs uni
caments De demostrar que el BoLETTN
SO habia ohorcado por ls sencitla razor
de one Ia gran discussion scsrca de Las
consabtelas ope,ociones fue resuelta por Is
Excma. Audiencia contra 10 que deca
FL Agente en- favor de 10 que opinabs
el BoLETN; de modo que Ei Agente, que
ha perdido al pie to. viue oaa ? ell BoLE-
TIN, que 10 gIn6, Sc ha ohorcodo. Slendo
asl, que vsnga la horca, caro- colega,
siempre que, como ahors, podsmos re-
petir aqueilos vsrsos epigramaticos tan
conocidos
"Los muertos que vols mat tais
G. )zsn De cabai sslud. "
1 Qleia tomaia nots de que los fallos
del Tnbuual S1premo, que para FL
AJeate tenian POGO ha faerzs de Lev. aho
ra Ia tisnen de Interpretation oosi ou-
ttntisr, pues no sabiamos que las inter
p-etsciones 80 divi1iesen en- cos, aaten-
tioas y sutenticas por entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
Vista a pas toral |

E peligro en- que Sc vio el Illus
trislmo Sr. Ooispo con su acompa.
namiento al vatear ell rio que sepa-
ra a Trnjlllo-bajo de Trujillo-alto
parece que, en- vez de anonadar
aquellos corazones, les infundi5 mas
valor y act.vidad en- AL piadosa ta-
rea. La misl5u atrajo al temple de
Truiillo-alto innunerable concurrea-
cia del pueblo y de los campos, Sc
gun colegimos por 10 que dice ell
Boletin Eclesidstjco, y las conirma-
clones que admioistr6 s. E. |, fue-
ron en- gran n1nero.
7 ana1e ell cltado perioiico, entire
otras cosAs, que los resultados de Ia
santa vista y mission han sido muy
satlsf4ct t,rios ea los pueblos de FA-
jardo, LuquilIo, Rio-graade, LoizA,
Carolica y Truji lo-bajo, 10 que no
pue ie menos de l,evar ell consuelo y
la algeria en- medic de tanta tribula-
ci0n al cOraz0n de nuestro Prel ado
y al de los que tienen ell gusto de
acomp .narle eu su excursiol apos-
tolica,
" Veriader4nente, dice ell Bole.
tin Ec!cs;dsttco, da gusto yer venir
por las noches al temple a los 6eles
del pueblo y campo d Or la palabra
divina y acercarse q la sagrada me-
sa, durante los dias de la Mission, y
en- especial e. Il timo, d recibir el
pan de los Angeles, que conforta d
los d6oiles y d. salui de vida eterna,
ea ndnero de quinieatos y mas cris.
tianos "a ell pueblo que menos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
GAcETA De HOY.

R,al orden de 81 de Julio sprobando
Ell reparto municipal y dictando reglas
para su ejecuoi6n.
-Ha sido nombrado sdusuero del
Resgusrdo Don B)nifacio Bizoso.
-Est4 vacante la plaza de cabo de
mar, de segunda olase, del pueblo de
Guaysnilla.
ID. la lie me lico titu!sr de Sabsns
del Palmar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

S4gun nos escribs nuestro cores
ponsal de Manatl, en- II madrugada
del 2 del corrient7 Sc halo, en- ia le-
trina de don Angel Villamjl, una III
M reci6n nacioa envueita en- unos
pan3s easangrenta1os. O;urri0 ell
h4llazgo 4 las 4 de la man ma, Ia
biendo 81 10 encontrado ell tierno in
finite pnr IN glardia y ell citaio don
Aogel Vlllamil, quien, en- uuion
de su esposa, Sc debe que la aban-
doaada crlatura tenga hoy nuevos
padres mas hunanos y carinosos
que los desDatura,izados que Ia
aoaudonarou, y Sc h slle disfrutando
de una exuberante salud colmada
de halagos y caricias. Dios sin du-
da premlara como Sc merece tan
meritoria obrs de carload.
Asf que Sc tuvo notlcia del suceso,
present0se en- la morada del sen )r
Villamil ell celoso, Sr. Alcalde que
;ostruyo el correspondence sumario.
Pocas horas despaes llegaron Ma
natl les senores Juez de Ia Instan-
cia y Promoter Fiscal De Areci5o
Que entienden en- el asunto.
An sde nuestro correspoasal que
al cerrar 81 la carta en- que nos partl-
cipa la precedeate noticia no Sc ha-
bfn averiguado auu quienes SOL los
padres de la lin, que tan cruelmen
te fu6 arrojAla un lugar inmundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

Dioese que gu el yapor correo entra'
DO hoy ha lleSado la orden traslalando
d la Audiencia de Pueit1 Ptipcipe 81
senior magistrate de ests D. Eaiogic
Velarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
Not1cias de la Madre Patria

Pooas notio'as de late es, 81 exoep-
tuamos slgunos debates pAElsmenta-
rios do qua daremos oportaas cnenta
nos ha tfaiio hoy g, vapor nandez M
he& d .mos para oil otro nImero ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

ell anterior epfgrafe y acerca del
inolvidable Perez Morris, escribi6 en-
La Hustraci6n Gal'ega y Af~iana
nuestro amigo D. Luis Bonafoux y
Qaintero. Hoy cumpliInos la pro-
mesa.
Joven Bonaf1ux IL c0rAz6n tan
impetuos5 como noble, de conclen-
cia reuta que no podia menos que
su9'eyars" ante Ia iujquidad consul
m Ada aqni ell % de setiembre en
eI mas hp1raio leal lie los hon
ores, parece 4ue todos sus sentl.
mlantos comprini1os, que todos su4
afeGtos enfrena9os Sc nan desbordado
tur1u.entas y terribles sobre el pa
pei para anatematizar. con Ia voz de
Ia jpsticia yel acentn del alma, aque'
la horrenda cltastrofe cuyp solo re-
cuario Aos conturba Y estremece.
Pero h aquf, sin mas pre{mbu'
los, que fleran plldos ante ella, Ia
notable uecrologja-biogr1ica e<crlta
por Bonafoux. ,JnzguAn ''uestros lee
torres esta expiosi6a de dolor y de in
iignaci6n
m,,ss no es veneer; no ssis Victoria;
Fsimtc i'rlo con ernsdst an homhrs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07
NECROLOGIA.

Dom Jose pel-eN Morris.
Psometlm0s reproduclr en- cetas
columns e. semitic ] eu6rgco art1.
culo biogradco-necro.oglco que, con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

'Och.hc 2.-A m'ais,ro DE- Uframor
e s.. P6rau Morris, director del Bo
LETiN MEROANTL, oggAno De los espano
les sin CO. tcIones, Ia sido herido POI
II puna! q IN muiatp en la noche del
30 iel mes iltiuo: fallecio an Ia mana
nA De aver, h4bi6adoso evadido el ase
sin. l., c:1itAl entera, sin distinct n
de opiuiones, ha protestado uobementa
de tn blrbayo cgimen Y concurti1o COR
Al gobernador general al cementsrio
ocompan4nlo el caiavar.
C'eeee que eI hecho criminal obedecs
i algdn impulse do f4nntismo politico.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

m.tas no es vsncsF; noes ia victoria;
Fsimrehrio con erusiist Sun honhrs
Que ss-HtLe p! nisma tegour ~ asubgs
PoI Jos sHroot q Gri.esGsia gloria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-07

Poeta puerlor.queto.
, 1881-05-23
ITEMS.
D1s1IOfs SIMPSON,
Fnbt{f} Dtannfth N 9hA fhfrd.o r

Special Dtspateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune
New YonK, May .a.-Utshop Matthew
Simpson. Senior bishop Of tllo Methodist
Episcopal Church, preached to-day his fare.
we'll sermon In this city, in the Decknan 1lIlt
Church, previous to Ills departure for
Europe to take part in tho coming Ecumcns
ical Methodist Conference in London. The
venerable Bishop wilt saii this week.
USING THE nEvIsEp NEW TESTAMENT.
10 tAs Hfsttrn AAottatsd Press
NEW YoRK, May IA number of Brook.
lyn cleFgylnen to-day used the revised Testa.
Iuent.
ExT1SGU1sIrtyG 4 CHURCH DIET,
The Rev. Mr.. Simpson, Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, Braoklyn, raised $40, ,0oo
to-day towards cxtlngutshtug debt Of s4o,-
000
ANOTHER ALLEGED PEDESTRIAN MATCH.
The second contest for tho O'Leary belt be-
gnn Tonight In tito presence OF over ,0oo
spectators, The competitors arc a. follows:
George liazcl and George Llttlewood, oi
England; John Sullivan, OF Saratoga; John
E0x {Dr. Parry's unknown), of l)Dston;
Epll Glow Fitzgerald, Harry Howard,
MBenJamii M cnrran, % Roes4t VIM Georss S.bEu: 81.
frane, l.. Dalton, and I.cppcr Hughes. Al
GxnCtly m!QnlRht tho men WEre started FROM
the 1,idges' stand. Tho first mills was scored
by Littlewood ~ five, minutes, and hfty
seconds: sec followed M BY Sullivan III iiye mlantea
gaft md finished the first milo IN six nlnutel
and o,ls second. THO others followed In .
bunch. Hazel alll Littlewoo1 ara tht
fuyOrits III pools.
, 1881-05-23


1r,vn. St<etat Cabk,
g,v pI;ch. p.,,c Aay A.-The state Of affairs In
ns d. 'ss alstr'ot roma!ns nl,oh the same.
MI, S"e'1a "s Is still unable to execute his
e,S. @ " eviction The military forcs. cot,.
hximan. . ~ picked men nt the Ninth
u,.nth . sa. Ma similar number Of ,tha Fifty
ne,pn1, ,s!Hrned as!., to headquarters early this
@ns s,s., %i.!'out attacking, a any assault
lad hay. ne s0 ~ Which tho occuplors ot tie
l,ts resu,.sAed .o,'iAed themselves could nat but
Dp,ies ~ In most serious co,,sso nencos.
Yppri we course OF the day n
sIdspt y, Was held hetweon the
AtnyI,. AaElatFatv, the HhprlH, md
hI,td IN a!d police ollicors, 1t was re-.
*suo.n%.al unrest ths castle and starya out the
*!4lers md .a, ",.n this objeot a number Of
a4tssl1s police formed conlo,, around
aaas n,os,l prevent tic besIcged from OBJ
nlA tts t,sions. r..,1a It IL plain that all WHO
H., ,saalsEo s.s.s' AS EYER TO HOLD our,
hb ,,ne,,' N.Y. 70 bs III the highest spirlta nnd
u Ill ns ~ supplied with creature comforts
u lo,Si'. as Tho holders Of tlla castle
~ uu.snia J eheered by those who
aptsn 'ue saas The bridges Ind been
hu nS.xa' Us tho ldea got abroad
u Ts4 Tspsty Vas to b. sent Ia stsr,', o ,bs % caxs
ksaasd to ool,...a.1lon lue.lon OF tho bridges was In
seeus Itbbstfast w.. the passage Ut thu cannon.
she1la's xis,t na disturbances began aftes
.asIn&e s,o,, 1''1 70 the farnls Of two tenants,
fAh b. H. 1!os Property OF any klu4
ssted un,iI iIaao' nor was any resistance
~ 1eusht uo Castle was reaohgd, Here