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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-18
OBITUARY..
Death of john A, Madden

John A. Madden. morocco drcsst r, died
last evening at his residence No. 32T West
Orange street, aged about 81 years. Mr..
Madden's life was quite an eventfnl one.
Born in Ireland, he early left his native
country, and travelled both by land and
sea over a great portion of the earths sur
face-having visited % different times
most OF the countries Of Europe. the Holy
Land ard other parts of Asia, the nCthern
countries of Africa, and nearly all tte state
of America. Coming to Lancaster many
years ago, he made it his permanent home.
and followed lis trade of morocco dressing
He was three times married, but survived
his last wife. He leaves two sons and
three daughters living. His sons, John
A. and Charles B. Madden, were both Off
GERS in tho 10th regiment Pa. vols, and
were both wounded in the service. His
daughter, Annie, is married and lives
in Philadelphia Susanna and Lizzie
are single and live with their father. In
his Younger days Mr.. Madden was a man
OF powerful physique, and even i'll his later
years attracted attention by his stalwart
more than ordinary intelligence, and often
d, scgibed with minute Particularly the in
tercsting, exciting and dangerous scenes
through which he had passed. IIe was an
excellent neighbor, being a member OF
St. Mary's Catholic church.
Death OF Mrs. Hayden Beam.
The young wife Of Hayden Beam, died
this morning at one o'clock at the family
residence, corner Of Chestnut and Mary
streets, aged about % years. She was q
daughter Of John DeIIaven, u gentle, ami
able woman, huta sufferer for some time
past from pulmonary consumption, Of
which disease she died.
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NEW .ADTERIISEMENIS.

(iOUNTEK AND SHElVING FOR SALE
~ 1T No. North Duke street, Will move to
No. l72 (cor. OF ChestnuD North Queen on
April ]st, where will open with full line OF
Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, etc.
ltd# LIE Wis MACS.
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n U. A. M.-THE MEMBERS OF CON
". estoga Council No. 8, .. U. A.. NJ, and
quested to attend the funeral of our deceased
brother, John Free, late member Of No. 8.
from his late residence. No. B3i West Orange
o'clock Owing to the paraphanelia need ell
for the funeral of q deceased member having
been destroyed by the late fire. it will be i'm
possible to attend the funeral us q council.
]. E. LONG, II. S.
Epw S. SMELrZ. c. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-18

ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement OF
II. W. Warren. rare chance Is here pre-
sented to obtain good bargains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-18

7)UBL!C SALE or h0KsES-SN MON.
Daniel Logan's Sale Stables, Market street.
rear OF McGrann House, Lancaster. Pa, Ii
Head OF Canada Horses Among them are
several fine drivers ana heavy boned feeders.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock y. III.
A credit of GO days will be given.
lt* DANIEL LOGAN.
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NEW WADYERTISEMENTS.

GAMUEL HI. PRICE, ATTORNEY, HAS
~ Removed his Ofice from So North Duke
street to No. Al GRANT STREET, 1mmedi-
ately in Rear of Court House, Longs New
Building. Inl7-tfi
"ANTED.-BY "A YOUNG GIRL FROM
w the country u situation In u small fam
lily. Can Cook, Bake and do General House.
work Applyat
ltd THIS OFFICE
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New York, Philadelphia and Local StocA As
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JAocB B. LONG, % North Queen street.
NEW YORK.
Stocks active, irregular. Money at G.
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DAKTIIOLOMEW'S ROCHESTER, BEER
ID and Sour Krout Lunch-GTund Sony
Krout Lunch and Bartholomew Rochester
Beer this (SATUEDAY } evening at the rear
bar OF Leopard hotel. lids
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-18

NEW PEAS, TOM ATOls. CUCUMIiEKs,
/ Rutishes, Strawberries. Head Salad, choice
Florida Oranges, Bananas. Apples, choice
brands of oysters, and everything In the veg
ctabc fruit line In the market at
ECKERT'S, .
ltds i29 East King street.
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Iftbeir pay Is not sufficient, let it be incres sec
All p rQuis.tes. to say the least, have ten
deney , to demoraMze. Then again. sn al leaks,
III numerous enough, may sink boat I he
profits on goods consumed by seventeen cfi;.
ciais and their families ou zht to be An item
worth considering
kveIy officer and clerk y ho carries Key
should be sworn and give bond for the faithful
performance OF h:s duties. The bond OF the
CLERK should be for such an amount as 20 ne IN
just pror rortion with that of the Keeper.
Officers or employees. during their hours OF
duty. should not be allowettO leave the Prison,
unless theic duties call them ont, and then
only by pernis ission of tho Keeper.
The same facilities that gave 10 convict g the
tools they had in their late attempts 70 break
out msy have placed key in their possession;
and cecm1 IL of sufficient Importance to change
all I'm side Gel! door locks matter of safe ty.
Do not think that have said this, or any part
of II, in the way of dtctation. have spoken
OIL from the sensa OF duty, knowing the feel.
ing among the people who placed me mere; and
having an interest alb 1ve and beyOEd that OF
my salary. And, fur; her, knowing that your
solo aim Is the welfare and improvement OF
this institution, have an abiding faith that
you will make such use OF this communication
Us yo.r wisdom may dictate.
! am respectfully yours.
d. X. BURKHOLDER.
| LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 9, 1882.
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Eminent PHYSICIANS

are prescribing that tried and true remedy,
Kidney Wort for the worst cases OF bilious.
ness and constipation, as well rs for k1G ney
complaints. There is scarcely a person to be
found that will not be greatly bencfte ell by
thorough course of Kidney-W"rt every
spring. If you feel out OF sorts, anu uoh'
know why, Try a package OF kidncy-Wort and
you will feel like "a new creaturc.- -lndtdndpo'
Ts Scntjucy j2-lwd&w
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Beds of Down Feel Hard.

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then
harkcn yc pcevish sufferers! ! Apply DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil to your aching joints
and muscles. Rely upon it that you will cN-
pcricncc speedy relief. Such. at least, is the
testimony of those who have used it. The re-
mc,ly is likewise successfully rcSOrted to for
throat and lung diseases, sprains, bruises, etc.
For sale at ii. Il. COchran's drug store, l37
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-03

l.. Turner Rochester, n. u, writes l have
been for over II year subject TO serious dis
order of the kidneys, and often unable TO at
tend to business: 1 procured your Burdock
Blood Bittcrs and was relieved before half n
bottle was used. 1 intend to continue, as
feel confident that they will entirely cure me" ="
Price 81. For sale at ii. IL. COchrinS drug
store, li1 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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EscapeG from the Tolls.

Jno. Bacon, Laporte. Ind, writes: &" llurrah
tor Spring blossom it's all you recommended
it to be- My dyspepsia has all vanished. why
don't You advertise it? What allowance will
you make if i take Il dozen bottles, so that
could ODligc my friends occasionally" Price
80 cents. For sale at ii. Il. COchrans drug
store. l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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To all who are suffering from bOils, ulcers,
scroiula, c;lrbuncles, or other obstinate dis
road to health. Price 81. For sale at II. L.
COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen street
u .anca>tcr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-03
DESDlN(i y COLUMBIA L.. X.
ARHANGEHESrO OF PASSENGER TRAINS
MONDAY NOV. FRI, lSSI

Trains connect ut Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsvi!le, Harrisburg, Al
Route.
At Columbia with trains to ami from York,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Baiti-
more. !. NJ. WILSON. Supt.
DENNSYl.VAN i:AtLRi,AD-NEW
L SCHEDULE-OH and after MONDAY
DECEMBER 18th ISL, trains on the Pennsyl-
vGni: Railroad will arrive ut and leave the
Lancaster and Philadelphia ,icpOts IA follows; :;
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TRlVELELsS' GUIDE

4 OLUMBlA AND PORT DEPOSIT X. II
~ Trains now run regularly on the Columbia
and Port Deposit Railroad on the fOllowin
time.
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DRY GOODS,
SwEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES AT

We have had splendid Fall Trade and in
consideration thereof, have determined to
give to the public the balance OF our NEW
and WELL-SELECTEDS STOCK OF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-03

Mail Train. No. ?, west, connecting ut Ian
caster with Mail Train, No. }, mt .0:3I ani., will
run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation west, connecting
ut Lancaster with Fast Line. west at l:io, will
run through To Frederick.
harrisburg Express. west, ut I:S p. III has
direct connections (withOut change of cars) I"
COlumbiI ana York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, wien tagged,
will stop ut DOWningtOw n, ,tOateSEillr, Parkcs-
burg, Mount JOY, EliZait thtown ana Middle
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-03
Eight Front Door Keys Too 6.nv,

FrtsOn Eeys Should DO reduced I'm numhar fo
a Dorktng minimum. Nine front door Eeas nre
SeUen or eight too many. No officer shonII ha eI
any Keys belonging 10 the Prison; theyshould he
placed In The safe " men not in actual use.
There ere. Ia my judgment, goo reasons vbv
connected with She Prison. at cost, should Can =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-22
AVISO A Los HlCENDlDOS.

De venta hoy en- el establecimiento de don
Angel Robertin, Gale Reel mum. 68, IN alam-
biqHe hermoso nuevo acahado de salir de
la fafrica ssLa Martinicana" de la capacidad
de 1900 litros poder producer 120 galones
de rom por dia.
El que desee comprarlo puede passr y ha.
blar c n la persona arriba mencionada aquien
dara todss las explicaciones necesarias y tam.s
bien Sc compromete montar y ponerlo en-
estado de fnncionar.
Tambisn tiene pcder de vender y 10 ofrece.
los 8. flores hacendados, una maquina verti-
cal, construction francesa, para fabricar az6-
car. de fuerza de II csbalios Y de 10 bocOYes
de sz1car por dia.
Las mazas son de / metro so meEmetros de
ongitud de 5S5 milimetros de diametro u
os eies de 200 milimetros de diametro
Fajardo agosto % de 1882.
h A1r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-22

I VllDRRS- -C0RRI0S lSPAIOnS
DE LA COMPANIA TRASATLANT1CA
ANTEs
DE A. LOPEZ X COMP.
para Puerto-Rico y Ia Habana
SALlDAS.-De Barcelona los dias 4 Is
de cada mes. DE Valencia el 5. DE Malaga
81 Z Y ~. DE Oadiz el 10 3O-De Santan-
der Ell 2O.--De Ia Coruia Ell 81.
Sc expenden billetes directos para Maya
giez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara Nuevi
tas, Sabanila y Colon, con trasbordo en- Puer-
o-Rico Habana.
VIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
SANTANDER
Salids dc Puerto-Rico el dia 10 de cada
mes.
"a oAmara "a oAmara. "a c. preno s.a cAmara
l65 1870 IS SO
Tambien puede hacelse el viaje, saliendo dc
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, IL y % de cada mes
Y traSbordandO en- Ia Habana
Los precios para astls Wales, son los NJ
gnientes
La 1.a ..
De fuerto-Rco la Hs.bana. $50 8 "a = j.
De Id. aSantander, Oadiz Bar
celona lvia Habanal, .,..... 200 l6O "
So expiden paaajes de iday vuelta con %
p Is de rebaja,
Habra rebajas para Las iaIpilias nanerosaf
con ni1os.
PRIMERA sEGUNDA oAMARA.
Tn nifio hasta de afiog. en- cada familia
eIatis. LOS oe1as y nasIa aAos un S cualC
os Ar. .S nasaie @ entaro % Gus A'o'' p"So'o
.,.,r,on,,. r., .sp
AAAoOA'A SA-A0"'
On nlno. nasta uos Anos, eLaClS' LOS l. u
.,'.s'. noS :, or+ern Es'"'so'
po'ee'Jo oN'SA"'
SEEvjcb DE- Ii asEkAk 4 PTp, EiG0,
OCN hSOALA LIN NVhF1AASs UA6AhA, VObA1
PONCE, AAxAaUEz PuGBTo-R1oO.
-~~---~-
VApDk& e k <Ass4AeS hee."
iltA
Saldra ds haoans ei 1St u de esua Ges pas.
l0. do NuGVitas ei &c "a. ic III. Glpafa.
A. ~, 'Is Is sEe. inn. - Z - ~ - S,mca
Io. do Ponce si i III it, I0. Mayagiez
LII, 90 MayagusA ei Ii. III. ID. san JQan.
.xy.,.,.,.,,N<&
s<a,dra ~. ptn .p,cf, ell4 da caaa mas no -u
MayagIez.
Ia. de MayaSaoz 81 Ia ILL., ID. 10. Ponce
Id. dc Q ce 81 1O 10 10. 10 9. 0e Ouoa
~ - Se ~ = $50 ~ -, IL ii ii Nnav,taa
n ia Nnay,,as al n id. ID. i'd. Habana.
- q
Los dias ~, tntrcgala este buque al vapor
cOrreO que sale para OGQlzy BOTcel0A,A, ID cur
ga que convuce ae los latertos de escala, CO.
Mo lgualments Ia que reclOa del Vapor UEK-
IO-klCO, prUcedehte ue Colon PuertoS dol
kaclticO.
Los dlas / 3, reclDlra Ia carga que conduzca
para .OS puertos oe Su fuIa para Colon
PuertOS del PacincO, 81 VapCr c0rreO que sult
de Cadlz I'll ola 80.
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NA

lltA
Saidra GS HaDana ei 20 u de eauss Aes pas.
Nu6VlLsaE.
Id do Nuevitas el os ID. id. ii. Gibafa.
III dc Aibara ei ds lc. id. III. SgO de Cuba
lu. ds ogo. UuDa o. Ia III. ID. Ponce.
iG uo Ponce "a : lu. IL. III. Mayague2.
Ii. 90 MayagusA ei Ii. III. ID. san juan.
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Este marav1lloso bGIsSamo santa lntalible
mente las neEldas tsnJl9ua LAS llagas, y los
males de p1eruas dc pecno. FOR medic
ue su lnnuoucla las ulcefas virulentas to-
HAN muy pIOnLO un aSpecLO ConVAieClenGe
aesapaIeceA. Jannds ueJa 0sLe un9uenGC
roITlX6rhnJe ue prO0uc1l uHH cuIa per1ocLa
ue Las SsleCClvnes Qe Ia pei, iOa cOnsJIpts-
COS, Las toses y ii EeumatlsLno, 1un cuando
ss Tia aloAd0o en veno h .Uaos los QemAs
i0LueuAUs.
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ANI1SksNO.

saidra dc o,-Rico ellis ds cada aes para
MayagIez.
ia. de Mayagusz IL Ia id. i'd. id. Ponce.
Id. de u ce el 10 10 id. Id g. de Cuba
Id. de &. de UubA 81 lS ia. id. i'd. Gibar2.
III. de GlDara el ~ 10 III. id. Nuevltas.
Id. dc Nueyltas el II i'd. id. i'd. Habana.
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ENTIRE NEW : YORK 4 SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- l. q eamara. ............ S7t
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEYA-YoRK.

Cafe, Az4ca1., Mieles, ETC., segun con-
venio especial con los agentes, hbres de
capa.
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YCRK con opcion perm necer en-
dicho punto los pasajerog todc el tempo
que juzguen oportuno.
Conoctmiento y boleta de p aies directosi
SO dan en- todos los puertos Jndelos vapoy
res de la compaf1fa tocan, re- Europa, Ca
GaGdG y Boston en- conexion con las siGuien
es lineas de Vapores:
VIA NEW Y0RK.-Por la de Lsla0rd.
| White Star. 6 I'aaaGsl para y deede Liverpool,
NORTH German LJovd para desde Bremen
-HGmbpTg American Pdch6t C0nsr0s5N para
y desde Anlberes. - General 1ransGttantic
Company para y deede H0vTe, ,-A A1acll0T Line
para desde L6radresv u Glasgow. - MeYCh0Sts
Despatch % International d Line para y des-
| todos los puntos del CGSsGdG.- MetfOpOli-
dn Line psIIa desde Boston,
sOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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AMIGO DE 1OUOS.
flLpCAAs RuLLUWAy.

Millones de personals, en- Iodas Las parties
del munuo, IeGUmlenu*u IIcl1as klldOEtss-
como IL nLeJUL IesikAuLnL1qO ue la sAIuu'4ut
SO cOAoce. Etttts CUAiAlA Loutta tSss t4fecclO-
nes uei voLa1vA, uei niSa0o, uet DsIOIndgO,
ue lus EluUAes uo los lnlesLinOs, L6mue-
ven Ia ascIlmOnlh, Id ntsLuIeuCia la c&IdlHt-
Ria, oApuisanuO ue Ia 5aHAle LOut. 1mpuIexes,
IUrJaAeClenuO conpi0lsnleAJe Vi slsLen1ta neE-
VlOso u utauuu un tOno EaiUuaDlo h La UrHes-
ulzx clOu general.
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sERyiCls Di Ii asklai / p1U. RC0,
CON EsOALA EN- NuEvlTAS, GIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, AAyAaUEZ Y PUGRTO-R1oO.
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/ VllBRIS- -CORRI0s lSPAIOLFS
DE LA COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
ANTEB
DE A. LOPEZ X COMP.


Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo dc
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, IL y % de cada mes
traSbordando en- Ia Habana
Los precos para ast1s Wales, son los NJ
gnientes;
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CONPIEIA DE- 'YAPORN ATLAS
vAPORES CORREOS ENTIRE
NEW YORK Z Pro. RICO

FLOTA DE LA OOMPANIA.
ATHOS, AGO tons, .ALVO, 220O di. AILSA
22OO i'd. ANDES, 1900 i'd ALPS. 1900 i'd.
ATLAS, 14oo id. ETNA 14OO i'd, oLARIBE
1900 i'd ARRAN. vapor costero 500 ID.
NGtLlE Df La toMPIAll III u, RIg DEL I0RIE.
NUE. EVA.YORA
Pm FORWOOD & Co., Agentes genera
les, 81 Wall Street, NueVa-York.
O. Z. BARTLETT q Co., Agentes, Is
Broad Streeat. Boston.
LEECH, HARRLSONe FORWOOD, Di-
ctores, Londres.
FORWOOD BROTHERS q Co., Agentes,
Liverpool.
AGENTES EN- PUERTO RICO.
San Juan, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Ponce, Pastor Marquez q 90.
,Mayagiez, PLAZA y Bravo.
Aguadilla, Martinez q Co.
Arecibo, II. Fernandez u Co.
| Fajardo, lsidoro Il. Soto.
R1macaO, NOya hernandez.
Arroyo. A. Nc Oormick.
| Ademas dc los puertos mencionados To-
vapores tocaran en- solicitud de.cargade re
torno en- los de NAGUABO 2KAB Goa
| MAUNABO, SALINAS SANTA I&BKEL
| GUA AKANLLLA v GU AA(,AlA.
OLARIBEL haran viaje directoe deede
NUETA- YORK d SAN JUAN PONCE res
pectivamente, Y seguiran suS rutas los
Versos puertos de la isla, paracuyos puntos
adnitiran carga pasaje
@ TARIFA De PASAJERO
ENTIRE NEW YORK z SAN JUAN
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it, and Eco, 900 had been offered for it in

it, and EGO, 900 had been offered for it in
vain by syndicate of London jewellers.
1t weighs $50 carats, is still uncut, but
is SO cloven that the ''table' and one of
the sssteps'' are already formed, and it
will lose less than most diamonds in the
cutting, being expected to produce net
weight of about 100 carats when it as
sumes the form of brilliant. Its great
purity of color and compactness of shape
make it beautiful object, even in its
present rough state.
Mr.. Streeter shows near it models of
other famous diamonds, the Koh-i-Noor
CLOG lie carats), with which Mr.. Rhodes
has been enabled, by the Queens per-
mission, to compare it at Windsor, the
Star of the South (the great Brazilian
stone), the Dresden Drop, etc., together
with the unique jewel the Mackel dia-
mond, in which smaller stone has been
embedded by some freak of nature. 1t
was interesting to compare with these
gems the more valuable jewel from South
Africa, and the comparison was enjoyed
on Saturday by numerous company,
among whom were many members of
the Corps Diplomatique, Mr.. Childer,
Lord E. Churchill and others. The dia-
mond was shown to the Queen and to
Princess Beatrice and the Duke of Al
bany at Osborne, in January of this year,
and Her Majesty presented Mr.. Rhodes
on that occasion with watch, which he
showed on Saturday with as much pride
as his big diamond. London Times.
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Twenty Miles Of Whales.


The steamship Newport, of the Ward 4
Line, which is now having her bottom
scraped and painted on the dry-dock at
the foot of Market Street, had an un.
usual experience during her recent out
ward trip to Havana. She sailed from
this port on Thursday, October ~, and
before daylight next morning she was
off the Capes of Delaware At about
eight o'clock, when she was steaming at
the rate of fifteen miles per hour, she
ran into an immense school of whales
twenty miles long and a quarter of a
mile wide. The animals were of all
sizes, and disported themselves in the
water as II enjoying it. Suddenly the
ship shook from stem to stern as she
struck a monster about sixty feet long
which was attempting to cross the path
of the Newport. The whale was cut in
halves which passed astern ON either
side, while the water was dyed red with
his blood. The steamer came to a stand
still and her stem was examined. 1t
was found to have escaped injury, but
the steeringg-gear was slightly damaged.
This was soon repaired, and the New
port proceeded, but the passengers were
not SO delighted with the whales as they
had been before the shock. The sight
OF the monsters head as it shot upward
from the water had been anything but
pleasant to them. Ten minutes after the
vessel started up there was another and
heavier shock, which almost threw the
passengers from their feet. Another
whale had been cut in two. The BODY
OF this animal passed under the vessel
and struck the propeller with great vio-
ience. The engineer rushed on deck,
imagining that the ship had struck a
submerged wreck. Captain Sundberg
ordered the course of the steamer changed
and she soon ran out of the troublesome
whales. The oldest sea-going men ON
the Newport, and some of them had
been on whaling vessels, could not re-
member such an experience. IN. Y.
Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-19
Titled Americans.

Lucy Hooper writes from Paris to the
Philadelphia Telegraph: And, by-the-by,
think we shall soon have to set up an
American peerage if titled Americans
continue to increase in number. / do not
refer TO the ladies of our land who have
become Princesses, Duchesses, or Count
esses by the simple process of marriage,
but to those more fortunate individuals
who bear upon their erst republican
brows the round and top of continental
nobility. There is quite a goodly group
of these transatlantic mobiles in Paris at
the present time. First in order of senior
ity of rank come the Baron and Baroness
D'Oyley, originally DR.. and Mrs. John
Evans. The Baron is one of the most
fourishing and popular dentists of the
American colony, and came originally,
| believe, from Philadelphia, deriving his
title through his mother, who was Miss
Doyle, her surname, as any one can see,
being corruption of the name of Doyley.
There is branch of the Doyley fam
lily still fiourishing in England, the
head of which is the Admiral of that
name, but whether they are on intimate
terms or not with their Franco-American
cousins | do not know. They ought to
be. for the Baron by reason of his title is
OF course the chief of the house. am
told that the Baron was recently created
Marquis by the Pope, but that he hesi-
tates to assume his higher title while in
the active practice Of his profession.
Then we have the Baron and Baroness
de Hoffman, the Baron formerly having
been a banker in New York 7 think his
title descended to him from his father,
but / have never had any precise infor-
nation on the subject. The Marquis
and Marchioness Murphy. who usually
reside in London, but who are at present
stopping at the Hotel Bristol, are from
California, the gentleman's title having
been conferred upon him by the Pope.
So really think that the above instances
form quite sufficient nucleus for the
commencement of an American peerage.