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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

yond his timc-ho was not important
enough for that. "" would have said
himself. and perhaps with ruth. His
department had consisted chiefly Of
homework, and his employment, had
been regular, il not exciting. There
had been times when he had wished. in
the supcrabundancc Of his strength and
energy. that his mission had been n
more active one-timcs when he had
cnvied the more privileged, more peril
ous tasks OF some others. who were sent
abroad to the ends Of the earth now and
then. on engineering and surveying en-
petitions. for which, If the discomfort
and responsibility were great, yet the
remuneration was CorrcspOndingly
large. and the excitement. thought
Philip. must he most rcmuncrativc of all.
No such fortune had ~ vet hcfallcn him.
To-day. bearing in mind the fact that
he would have two hours and II half to
dispose of somehow. before his sisters
train was due. Philip was in No haste
to depart. hut sat. after all the other
clerks had zone. NJ his desk. sorting out
papers, and classifying some plans
VIII ch had long wanted putting III
order.
Thus employed, he sat at his desk.
! AMI III, pen travelled slowly across the
paper. while the May sunshine strcamcl
in through the dingy window, and lighted
up his dark face. Philips back was tow
ward u door lead ne into tine Office of
Mr.. Day. the head and confidential
clerk. and which. without his knowing
it. was standing half open.
BY and by voices were heard grad
ually approaching from n further Office.
and then steps entered Mr.. Days
sanctum. Half abstracicdly Philip heard.
withou, exactly listening to what was
being said:
"Lnok here. Grey! Here's II letter
Just come FROM (murmur. which
sank into indisiinctncss. and then, more
lo,idly.) "What became of those PEG.
pie. Blake Black-what was the
name. who recommended Bywcll to
us?'
Him replied the voice of Mr..
Grey. tho junior partner. to this qucs.
tion of Mr.. Starkir. the senior: ''wasn
it somewhere out Edgcton way that they
wcntp On my word. | don't remember
them. But YOU know. think it is only
ll'>tN IilltN' i'l'N Nit'illE ~ i'A'I'
They like to make difficulties, and tn,
British Consul nj y must attend t,
them more or less. for the name ol tn,
thing. don't think there, anything
in it,
"rm not quite so sure that tn,
grumbling is quite without foundation,
Tor my part replied Mr.. Sia"kir. 81
wish very much that You would driv,
out to Edgcton this afternoon. and max,
inquiries. quietly. think it ought i'
be seer to-
my dear Sir!" came in n tone q
dismay from Grey, ~ would do n grca
deal to ohlige you. but this il impoS
sihlc to-day. | promised long ago Il
go from to day till Monday To-
The voice dropped again. and ,hci
came the words entirely for my hcnc
fit. you know, and Lady Elizabeth
very sorry. but unless it were n matte
of life or death. which it is not, ! don
see how ] could manage it,
1TO BE CONTINUED
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
CHAPTER III.

There was non of the usual adjoining
for the weekly cricket match required on
Philips part, on Saturday. the day TO-
lowing his visit to the Berghauses.
He mad appointed to meet his sister
Grace nj half past four. ami with II
thoughtiulnpss unusal in one of his
SEX. agc and bachelor estate, had or
dered dinner to be- ready nj his lodgings
nj six, aud purpo'ed dining with her.
He Was therefore not going ont of town
NJ all uni he returned from the station.
with his Srter.
The great firm in which Philip was
employed usually dismissed their en-
ploycs on Saturday NJ two o'clock,
Philip Messy had seldom been kept be-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

There is nothing So tends to short
en- the lives OF old people, and to injurc
their health, n the practice OF sitting mp
late, particularly winter evenings. This
Is especially the case when there j. n
grown-up daughter in the family. We
publish the item ut The earnest request
OF several young met -Chtcago Ir'b-
LRe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Illinois sends the tallest and tho
shortes members to tongress-Finerty
and Dunham, respectively. And yet
Durham, who is rich, can not be called
short. while Finerty, over six feet high.
and poor, is really uncomiortably so.--
Buffalo ETpreSS.
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ne pnoicarf on the scrcX,,
wv, wn,.e ped up his nca}ln a cloth
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nisLo.h i, H. ~, mcra's zap:
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rrrJ ~ that she thoS NJ a bore
hat she was Quit6A ua.e'
Saw ~ ie black spccks irU 1910,
roltu temptation 10 ScSaA ,,d ,,ko
q wondered how long u ~ "a So
NJ that sort of u picture tuWSS.
A3ct, when l look at the f,X
ems to be thinking OF u
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artist had aid: "Tht ! ALI"
trre. as shs rose from then hair.
q ny said; 'whcn shall ] qallt"
III, aiossage that waits on these lips,
Mat %nilHnY. h~alf-Tprtcd. ] SEQ,
u 0ssweo, and rs fair rs her face;
1a sseems 70 Y E.yti.Y iSr ssis.
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~ .,isn
7@,evrr,l of tho Marty followed ,lc
ykanr lady's suggestion. and PRESENTLY
II. AMI PIilip We're na inc about sid,
Inside on the broad walk in from, O.
tho drawing-ro,m window.
T.Tllc favor | wanted to ask is this
sid Phil p. II have Il sister at nom,
whom | am very fond of. There wa.
seme talk of her coming to Iikford, tc
III Ia for the course at the Womcn's
Nllegc, but heard the plan was given
". j dd not go home ~ WhitSnntidc,
81 l only heard from my mother til,
U8,cr day tina, Grace is really coming
q Yer all. or course She will live wit!
l9e. which ! am very glad of; but 70,
So she does not know lrkford in tn,
l\,st. don't think she was ever her,
in her life. and ! know no ladies' In
yourselves. and | am afraid she viii
ND 1T awsully dull. or ! would no
eve asked. You have always been st
vEry kind' that -
f"'You want us to call upon her.
Apposc? am sure we will do so will
M,asirc. Emile and | will call n
sfon rs she comes. When do you OK
r}'ct herr
s"I"-day Is Friday. IeNpect her to
I1orrow, Tor think her studies begir. Oh
4onaay.
S"Ycs. they do, I know: because m,
siaer Luise goes to the Latin and math
f41atics course. Well. we will call ol
Sinday. ON our way home from church
l nhd you will bring her to spend Sunda,
lp'ening with us-yes?"
lkA "Oh, thank YOU very much. II vo
NE quite sure that Mrs. Bcryhaus- -
"Mo,her will be quite agreeable
feme with me, and will tell her a
9pee.' said the active and decide,
Tkekla. and philin WAS whirlpl off [
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CONSEJO De ADMINISTRATION
CAJAS DE INUTILES Y HUERFAN0S
DE LAS GUERRAS De ULTRAMAR.

Por el articulo 10 de la Ley de g.
de Julio lie 1877, tienen derecho d los
beneficios que Sc enumeran los indlvi-
duos de los Ejercitos de Ultramar, vo-
luntarios y paisanos qne hayan toma-
DO parte en- la campana de Cuba y FL
lipinas desde ell ano 1868, y para pnn-
taal cumplimiento, el Excmo. Sr. Ca
pitan General Presidende de este Con-
sejo ha di-puesto que Sc de mayor pu-
blicidad a esas ventajas para que pne-
dan reclamarlas los interesados.
Tienen opci6n a aaxiiios provisiona-
les por una sola vez los padres poOres
las madres viudas cuyos hios hayan
perecido EN- function de guerra, 8 de sus
resultas, las viadas cuyos maridoS IA
llecieron por ignales eausas, y los hu6r-
fanos de ambos sexos hasta la edad de
veiute aflos, Y tambieu los hermano-
que comprueben dependencia del eau
sante y que con su mnerte han queda-
10 desamparados. Est0s aqxilios, sien-
do ell difunto jefe, ascieIrdena d 375 pese-
tas, 81 ofcial a 250, y a 1855 es indl
viduo de tropa 8 asimilado. Los inu-
tilizados reciben: siendo jefr, 80 Pc
setas; 81 Official 500, Y 81 individuC
de tropa $50.
Las subvenciones para educacl6n d
domicilio hu6rtanos, son las slgulen-
ties:
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certificate de- pobreza legal expehd
por el Juez municipal; las malres, di-
chas partidas de bautisno y de defilu-
,i6n. certificate De viudez, y en- case De
rener contraidas segundas nnpclas, el
le haherlls verificalo despnts del q
l. Julio lie 1871, Ell cuyo caso habran
H. prasenttr certificate de pobreza de
3u, actuales maridos; las viudas exhl-
bran los mIsnos comprobantes que
las nalres, sienpre que conserven e.
ia siruaci6n, 81 tienen hJos mtnores
le veinte amos, partidas de baltismo
certi hcada de exstencla de cada uno
lie los que sean, y reglamento del Co
Iegio donle quleren .perclblr 10 subven-
ci6a mensual correspondence; los lnh-
tiles iustifcaran su derecho d anxlllo
con certificate de las cansa> que mott
yaron Sn inutilidal, Y otro de recouorl-
mieuto be m6diros nilHares que con-
,ignen los gra,los de Ia lnutihdad Ell
III. Sc cncnentrrn, los one soIlcltaran
lie las antori ladies' mIlitares; y Ell cuan-
to q los dasamparaloS, para Justiticar
lne 10 cstdn p5r el. fallecimientc de-
aanSante. han de 'remitir los mismos
locumentos que los padres, mas su
partila IT, haustismo V un certlficado
con qnc 10 acrediten: unos y otroS Ia
ciIitaran la resoluci6n, acompaiandp
copia dc Ia Real Orlen de retro OPEN
sion que distruteu con arrcglo d la Ley
lie $ de Julio de 1860, 81 les hnblese
sido otorgada, entendi6ndose slemprc
lue la base de estos derechos ha de ser
la de mnerte en- acci6n de guerra.
lei causante, . de resultas de Ia. herr
las rvcibidas ca ella, 10 mismo que
Ia inutilidad que Sc manifesto.
Los interc>aio~ polran clevar sn>
ju>ranciaS dirctta.neutc nj Excino. Sr,
PrrSiInte d-l C.ra>rio dc Adminlstra-
-i6n de- la Caia de'iudtiles y hntrtano
L. las guerraS de UItramar en- Madrid,
>e1alanla birn ti punto de- su reSiden-
ia, Gale nimern de Ia casa Y sn,
iombre> ap-llidos, para evltar extra
vios V coufn>ione>. Madrid, ~ de No
yiembre de l>S2.-El Brigadler Secre-
tario, RAFAEL VI. NE ALBA,
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GACETILLAS.
sociedad de Auxilio Mutuo.-

SOciedaG de AuXlli0 MutuOs-
Es va un hecho La installation de esta
sociedad. Una Comisi6n de individuos
de su junta directiva Sc ocupa en- bus
car I'D local9capaz y ventilado donde
establecer la Casa de Salud, y Sc esta
imprimiendo ell Reglamento. Sc ha
acordado ademas la creaci6n de una
plaza de escribiente auxiliar de Ia Sc
cretaria.
AMINO, pues, que dentro de pocos
dias Sc habr&n realizado los mobiles
deseos sle los fundadores de tan dtil
institution.
Descanse en- paz. - Aver, tras
penosa doleBcia con resignation sufri-
da, dej6 este mundo ell apreciable caba-
llero D. Ramon G.. de Orozco, joven de
relevantes prendas y administrator que
habia sido del peri6dico FL Assmilista.
Hemos sentido de veras su prematu-
ra muerte, pidiendo al Ser Supreme la
eterna bonanza para ell Sr. Orozco Y
ell necesario consuelo para su afigida
Sra. Viuda dem&s familia.
Fzeridas.-Anteayer fueron Gu
radios en- ell Dep6sito Municipal dos
heridos. A uno de eilos lie habian in
ferido en- la espalda IN terrible golpe
c1n IN form6n, y el otro aparecia consi-
derablemente lesionado en- la cabeza.
Opera.-Para Ell jueves @ esta-
ba anuneiado en- Ponce ell de6<t de la
compania da~6pera italiana.
Dese&mSNla machos triuDfos en- la
PsrA.
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GAIA DE AH0RR0S
DE r % n G =.

Por acuerdo tornado en- Junta gene
raj de accionistas, sc ha transferido pa
ra del L.. al de Mayo proximo, Ell
pago de las acciones suscritas y que Sc
suscriban para constituir los $3.50, 900
de capital lie la Sociedad an6nima de
credito en- que ha de transformarse e.
ia Gaia de Ahorros, continuando hasta
dicha fecha alberta La suscripci6n de
acciones.
Ell valor de cada una de estas 20
$50 mIc. Su pago ha de hacerse pre-
cisamente Ell las oficinas de esta So
ciedad en- la fecha arriba citada.
Los que deseen tomar algunas, de-
ben suscribirse desde luego, dirigitn-
dose al efecto por carta al Tesorero D.
Juan Mayoral, quien les expedir4 Ell
correspondence certi6cado de suscrip
ci6n.
En- los certificates expedidos ys en-
tiendase alteradas las fechas que 90 A.
jan, de acuerdo con transferencia indi-
cada.
Las acciones que en- ell termino fja-
do no hayan sido satisfechas, quedar&n
de derecho caducadas.
La nueva Sociedad quedara consti-
tuida en- primero de Julio proximo, 81
como es de esperarse, ha descendido
ent6nces la aprobacion consiguients
del Gobierno de s. M.
Hasta tanto, y con Ia del Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General de esta Provin-
cia, continuara esta Gaia de Ahorros
en- las mismas operaciones de que ss2
ha yenido ocupando desde su funda-
cion en- 1873, ajustada 50 actual Re
glamento.
Ponce, 8 de Enero de l881.-El Di-
rector presidente, Francisco BARNES.
81
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LA CIUDAD C0NDAL
ARTURO RAYMAT & co.

Grandes mpoadoes especastas verdadero toda case
tedos nos caaanes de los que oecmos
en- medias camisetas, calZOncillos y chalecos
de color En- todos artcuo otro de fabracon ataa
ma, cinturones, Hgas, pieles, panuelos y
perfumeria bien saho del pnbco particuarmente de
nnmerabe cene de toda la a que enemos motives
conando poderos nlcatva de
de Barcelona Ses Antonio de T. Camps ho, cuyo
Camps de regea obeo de inormarse ben
oos aquo generos CANAL crecente credo
de nuestro va conocido Establecimiento
Ocupados por e de las exsenca ha
tcndo para anuncar pbco los vapore
ALAVA NUEVO PONCE procedentes de Liverpool hemos
cibido:
Corta plumas de todas classes.
Juguetera de agunas classes.
Boones de para camsas chalecos
Aguas esuches.
Toda case de articulOs para escritorlos.
Laplceros automaticos.
Cintas de fest6n hladlo.
Acordeones de $40 uno.
Toda clase de ariculos de gutapercha ingesa.
Camsetas de hlo de Escoca
Peinetas con flores doradas pateadas. -
Juegos de lavabo, para ninos.
Marquesita, tocadores mestas de Viena.
Pomata de famila regeneasora, aceite de oriza.
Prendedores para e cabello.
Petaas portamoneda neceer de pe de Russia
Revolver pulverzadores.
Paraguas de seda.
Marcas espeaes ncos de los muy acreditados
Papel belga para escrlblr.
Cuchaas cubiertos de alpaca legima plata aemana
Navajas para aetar de puIsmo
IS ARTURO RAYMAT COMP.
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Acabamos de recibir ell siguien-
te expressive telegrama que cor
el mayor gusto insertamos:
" Redactores BoLETIS MERcANTIL.
Ineondicionales Juana-Dfaz felicitaI
Jefe Comite Central, partido en- gene.
raj Y esa Redacci6n fausto resultadC
reunion. Viva Espana!
Ell CoMITE.
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Ell Planisferio

indicator de las comunicaciones terres-
tres y marftimas, las principales CO.
rrientes del mar Y la direction de los
vientos, Sc ll'illa de venta en- la I'm
prenta del BoLETN q $3.50 uno.
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P. MARTORELL Y COMP.

GALE DEL DEP0sITO No [ MARINA J
Al,naoenistas importadores de where's en- gene
raj
Tent&s al por mayor
Agentes unicos en eata Isla de los renombrados
cJgayrihos ALL0NES de Don f. Aliones de la
Iabans del Gas La LUZ RELuoIEsrE.
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Libros para premioS

en- tela, al crofno y lujosamente eneua-
rernados Sc acaban de recibir en- la Inn
pdenta del BoLETIN.
Gran rebaja en- los precios.
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Ganga en- Barros.

Sc venden en- este pueblo dos mag
nifioas vacas paridas. En- la admi-
nistracion del BoLErlN informar&n. Ia
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Para comprsbar derechos auxilios,
aeompanaran d sus instaneias y sin le-
galizar: los padres, las partidas de
bautismo J defunci6n de sas hijos, y
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Sc VENDE.

Una Hacienda compuesta de 113
cuerdas de terrenos plantados de cafe
y platanos con sus establecimientos en-
forma y su casa de habitaci6n en- ell
barrio de Rio prieto jurisdiction de
Yauco ell que interese comprarla pue-
de dirigirse d su duefio D. JOSE Cor
Dfs. 18
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Total pendiente para Enero q 50
San Juan. Pperto-Rico, 81 de Di-
ciembre de 1882. 2.-F. : B. Ell Pre-
sidente, Juan Herndndez-El Tesore-
TO, Leon ". Acui1a
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algunas cailes de esta p5blaci6n. h
atlal maldito 81 hace favor q la culta
capital de la provincial.
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c. PRATS & co. rano. 3.

Casa de giros comisiones. Agentes de Ia En-
presa de yapores del Excmo. Sr Marques de Camp,
de Ia Compania Bareelonesa de vapores trasatlan
alcos.
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]. SALA i CO.: :GslIs nan. del FL Rs Rstina' 9sls'

Casa de giros oomisicnes. lmportadores de
todss proeedencias. Agentes de vapores Herrera
inca d. New-York De la Compafiia de Seguros
contra incendios Hamburgo Magdeburguesa Del
iegitino amargo de Angostura del Dr. Soegert.
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MULLENHOFP & KORBER.

CRUZ l. - Casa de giros y comisiones, Repre-
sentante de Companies de Seguros contra incendi
rcsgos malitmos. CAMBIAN DINERO.
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Tes0reria. Mes de Dbre. de 1882.


CUENTA general de iagresos y gas
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VIJANDE Y COMP rortatsss 81

Commentaries comisionistas y giro de letras.
Agentes de Ia L!nea de vapores de Olano, Larrina-
"a Comp. d9,la Compania Catalana de Vspores
rrasatiantioos.
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GUIA LOCAL.
SILVA, FERRER & co. F0{Ssl'1' s..

Casa de giros comsiones. Agentes de la Com
pania general Trasatlantica, de Ia Enpresa marti
me- Puertoriqueha. de Companies de Saguros contr'
ncendios de los Sres. Gail Il Go. de Paris, gene
eales para Ia isla DE- PuertoRico dc la Banque Tras
ltlantique de Paris
|: TIENEN ADEMAs CASA EN- AGUADILLA.
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Pastos. tales tienen trazas

Pastos. De tales tienen traza
algunas GALES de esta pJblaci6n. l.
aual maldito 81 hace favor la cult
capital de la provincial.
I'm pez desconocidO. .-M. Le'
valiant, (aice un colega) uuo de 10
naturalistas que comp0nen In comisi6
cientifica francesa que a bordo de
T:IrapaiAev Sc dedica desde eI dltim.
verano q iatrresantes e>tudios zo0l6gi
eos, ma hecho m precioso descabri
miento.
Tratase de M pez one mide T. cen
timetros de longitud Y dos de altura
pescado q una profundidad de 2,50
metros una friolera en- el Ocean.
Atlantico entire las costaS de MarruecC,
las islas Canarias.
Tan extraflas son sus tor1'aS Y -
organization, que los naturali<taS II.
han podido todavia inclnirlo en- uingu-
ma de las famiIias ictiol6gieas recono-
cidas actualmente por los cIaslhcadoTe>
Sc han visto obligadoS d considerar d
Este curioso representative de la fauna
Submarine como tipo de I'M nuevp
grapo.
Suceso espe cial. de
IN colega 10 que va c0ntlnuacl6n:
los pcri6 licos de Nueva- York re-
teren el hecho Slguleute Original
ocurrilo d m ladr6n que d las atlas
horas de la noche entr6 furtivamentp
en- la habitaci6n de Miss Linda Gil
bert.
La schorita Gilbert lej5 lae el NAL
hechor ptaetrarA ca &. cntrto, tingi6n-
lose dnrmila, Y luego saIHd6le y dVole
con duIzura: GO
= NJ sa5e Y. qne erta ro3anlc II
ina de sas amigas:
(Es de advtrtir que Miss Gilbert ha
crabljado mucho p>r Ia retorma lie las
prlsioncs.)
-No,-contest6Ie =! ladr6a sorprcn-
lido.
-Pues 70 SOY Linda Gilbert.
-, Como. es w.! He Ohio
ila'iar ~ ue W Pero '''''y" ii'' II" 'i'''
V. en- la prisi6n; jana estuve ence-
rra,' i we wy 'ia''u ''e 'oiia','J l'' S''''''
llzo'e t''a se'i,"Fse' =, e,,'' '"n'o :"
1o'i:ec tI; s"e'on o'l e., a "nV,.2"o -; f"I haLi
'''i inie'iI 0'y" CSi '1'' y ','''I''i i.','i'
',ue smfria del necbo ' one su esposa y
fras l b;;ns 90 baIlaban anfarmos
Para obreviar Ia seflorita. conpade-
cida de- aoneI deseraciado llam6 4 So se-
cretaria fn4se con ella 4 Ia cocina V Ee-
nando una canastilla de provisiones s.
Ia cntracarou al ladr6n amen de m
hillefe De cinco pesos Despnes d.
esto. abrieron la pnerta principal. Y i
ofactnosamonte"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-11
ARIZONA i co. rssa.a ss.

Almaeenistas al Por mayor. ImportadoFes 7 Co
QisloGistas,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
ASertIict for EbupDMt,

In The United States Circuit Court
before Judges Mex canaan and Butler,
one day last wcck III" ra." OF LaIuott
Dupont against Collector nt ,hr Port,
iartranlt, was placed on trial. Mr..
DUPONT, who ls connected with the
DuPont'S powd,r mills at Wilmington,
took the stand and testified that he was
the owner Of Steam yacht called the
Erpaulno which he used To carry aim
self from Thompson $ Point to Chester.
The yacht had been subjected toa pen
atty Of 5000 10y the Collector because he
had not il inspected. The money was
paid and the suit was to recover it. 1t
was claimed that the yacht was not
subject 10 this penalty. A verdict in
favor OF Mr.. DUPONT for $500 was ren-
drrcu, subject To 4 poInj Of law reserv-
ed. y point Of law was also res served
i'll u second case i'll which Mr.. DUPONT
Obtained Il verdict against the Govern
nent for SO for expenses incurred by
reason of the intllntion of the penalty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
a Young Man from this CITY Badly
Injured NJ Chester.

Last evening Robert +. Forcacre,
formerly of This city, and whose mother
resides at 3O2 East Second street, was
seriously, if not fatally, injured at
Chester. Fnrcacre, who has been work
ing in that city forsornc time, attempted
to board the train which leaves here at
5l7 p. m, when he slipped and fell
under the wheels. One arm is fcartully
mangled, and he also received serious
injuries about the head and face. He
was placed upon the train and taken to
Philadelphia, where he was removed to
the University Hospital. Foreacre is
nearly - years of age, and has u
widowed mother i'll this city who is
greatly prostrated by the sad occur
renee The sister and brothcr-in- law of
the unfortunate young man went to
Philadelphia this morning to see him,
and it was the intention of the mother
to accompany them, but on account of
her being 80 Frustrated with grief it
was feared the meeting would be more
than She could stand, and she was in
dtccd to remain at home. Mrs. Fore
acre has not seen him for eight months,
cNvopi when she had the smallpox
some time ago, and he then came home
to nurse her,