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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
GACETILLAS.

Cultos. s.-En la Santa IgleSia
Cathedral, durante Ia semana entrante:
Domingo 8 - Misa rezada cada
media hors, desde las de la maiana
hasta las Il.
Miss soIemne 4 las con sermon,
que predicara ell Rdo. P. d. Felix Gar
cia, de la Congregation de San Vicente
de Paul.
A las oraciones de la tarde Trisagio
de Nuestra Sonora de la Providencia,
CON sermon a cargo del Penitenciario
ID. Felix Barrot.
Martes 8.--Misas rezadas como ell
domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06

6AooAeO
ConserUas.
Pastel de higado d,
ganso trufado.
Salchichas FRANCESCA
trufadas.
Pasteles de pichonei
trufados.
Pies de cerdo trufa
| dos.
Embuchado de me
nudo de certio trufadJ
Petits- -Pois finos q
natural
Petits-Pois extraf
nos al natural.
Habichuelas tiernai
desgranadas al natura
huso de los petits-pois
| Hsbichuelas tiernaI
para ensalsda.
Conservas espaiolai
Id ternera en- tomato
en- salsa verde, estofs
ds etc.
Sardinas espahola
ne aceite, medias lstas
de id. en- tomato el
cuartos idem.
Caramel con extrac
to de tomato.
Pimientos morroneI
al natural.
Salsa de tomates OF
botellas.
Mantequilla frances
superior.
Mantequilla daness
lata colorado.
Frutss en- So jugo Ell
latas y medias.
Encurtidos inglesel
frascos y medios.
Moriadella en- latai
medias y cuartos.
Frutas en- su jugo
On frascos, francesas
Frutas en- alInibal
Malorquinas.
Licores, Aguardients,
y Vinos.
Brandy SHREDDER su'
perior.
Brandy Hennesey !
Estrella.
Celebrates vinos de
Marquee & Co.
Vino Moscatel supe.
rior marca G.
Vino Jerez Venerable
superior.
Id Jerez amontillado
Id. id. Palido.
Id. Pedro Jimenez
Mauzanilla fina olo.
rosa.
Valdepenas de mesa
superior.
Vino frances st. Ju-
lien.
Id. frances Chateau
Margaux.
Id. id. Medoc alam-
brado.
Id. Vermouth Mar
TIM Sols superior.
Id. id. Eli Cora de l.
Id. id. id. de g..
Id. Vermouth Mo-
rando fno.
Id. id. ordinario.
Id. superior de Upor-
to.
Id. id. de MADEIRA.
Amargo de ADgos-
tura.
Id. Pilsener, botellas,
Ginebra en- frascos,
siete medallas.
Vino de mesa San vi
cente en- garrafones.
Id. id. Alella Pla.
dellorens, id.
Id. id. Valdepehas, id
Anisete fine y super
fine de Rambeau.
Anis Escarchado.
Licores surtidos d.
diversas classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06

que es testigo, todos son victimas de
to fa,ta de sanction moral. Y 10 olvidasl
y cierras los ojos para no yer Ell abismo
cavado tus pies! iPobre de Il, socie-
dad dominicana!"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
CORTES.
De la Gaceta de hoy:

GEL Excmo. Sr. Ministro de
Ultramar en- telegrama de esta
fecha me dice 10 siguiente:
"Real Decreto fecha aver con.
voca Cortes para dia 26 corrien-
te."
Lo que Sc pubiica en- la Gaceta
ofcial para general conocimiento.
Puerto-Rico, 5 de Diciembre
de lSS5.-DABAN."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
SANTO DOMINGO.

No podemos yer impasibles que
sufran los que aver Sc agruparor
con nosotros bajo una misma
bandera, los que aver con nos
otros fueron regidos por las pa.
trias leyes, los que en- su sangre
tienen ell hervor de la sangre es-
pafiola.
Triste, desconsolador es ell cua.
dro que de nuevo presenta nues-
troslojos la republica dominicana;
triste y desconsolador por su des
organization, por las huellas que
ha dejado la Ultima sangrienta re-
vuelta, por la inseguridad, por ell
sobresalto que ALI reinan, por
muchisimos conceptos, en- fin.
No es ell BoLETIN quien 10 dice;
10 dice con sobrada elocuencia un
peri6dico dominicano. El INensa
zero, que Sc imprime en- la capital
de la repdblica.
FL BoLETIN no hace otra cosa
que repetlr, y repesir con senti-
miento 10 que relata aquel colega
en- su ulmero del Is del mes
que aca5a de espirar.
He aqui 10 que dice Ell Men.
SaJer0:
AL B0RDE DEL ABIsAO.
"La sociedad dominicana esta enfer-
ma, muy enterma. La decomposition
politlca ha invadido Ell cuerpo social y
lepra de inmoralidades 10 corroe. Iris
te estadol Pasma yer ell cuadro de la
crimlnalidsd que Sc desarrolla en- todo
ell pals. La capital ha sido teatro en-
los dltimos tiempos de hechos ins6li-
tos. Recientemente fae sorprendida
por dos casos que inspiran horror, las
TINA, vergnenza indignation d la par.
SDe quien la calpa? De todos. De los
que vlven ocupados en- sus intereses,
con desdoro de los generates de la Re-
pdblica, de los que Sc spaeientan en- ell
NAL ajeno, de los que Sc daermen en- Ia
incurla o la indiferencia, de los hombres
pdblicos, de los que guian de los que
educan, de cuantos dejan ir 8 empujsn
las cosas por la pendiente del abismo.
iAh! sociedad, ciega por la passion ell
lnteres, sociedad egoista, que asi wives
sin fe nj ideales mobiles, lay de til Jay
de u, mfseraI 81 no te detienes y te curas
de los males cr6nicos que te devorsnl
2. Sephlveda, ell modesto, valiento y
abnegado; y 2. Pr5spero Perez, ell con-
vecino, Ell ciudadano del deber, al jo-
ven de bien y de luz, no son las hnicas
victimas de tn suerte aciaga de tn
edGcacl6n 9slma; el que here, Ell que
mata, Ell que muere, el que es actor, ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06

Propisiomes. s.dirersGs.
Arroz Glace y Jap6n
GarbanZos selectos.
Habichuelas blancas.
Id. coloradas.
Chichsros o guisan
ties.
Azhcar central de IL
| Azdcar mascabado.
Papas y cebollss.
| Queso Pstagras.
Id. de bola.
| Id. Mallorquin.
.
Jamones americanos.
Aceite, latss deuns ,
media arroba.
Mantecs, latas de 5
libras.
Pastas de fideos y
surtidas.
Gslletitas 6nas por
ibras.
Bolas de azucar.
| Aceitunas negras y
verdes, garrafones.
Sal en- frascos.
Encurtidos ingleses.
Doble snis en- garra-
foncitos.
Aceite frances Pu-
get, botellas 1 litro.
Idem Plaguiol, idem
:idem.
Id. de Morton, Lucca
I idem.
Vinsgre de uvs su-
perior.
Id. fino en- botellas.
Carne de familia en-
Salmuera, por hbrss.
Petr6leo I" Luz Dia-
mante," de Martinez &
L. 5 galones.
Idem idem Radian-
te, latas de 5 gslones.
Fosforos de cerillas.
velss completas q in
completas de 4, 5y6
Ron para quemar.
Galleta soda por IL
bras y en- cajas.
Mantequilla asturia-
ma de Gij6n latas de I
libra.
Chorizos asturianos
Campo de Faraon."
Aceitunas finas Mama
nilla en- frasco.
Peladlllas 3 almen-
drss cubiertas.
Frutas cristslizadas.
Calamares en- su tinta.
Aceitunas Reinas y
Gordales en- barriles.
Pastillas degoma por
Bombones Parisien-
ses llamados "Alberti-
nes," "Torsades," "Le-
=" Dragees, .
"Amandes," "Fondsnt,
''Panaoli," y "Cigarret-
tes," detallados por IL
bras.
Champagne en- botes
Has.
Id. en- medias idem.
Huntley &
Palmers, surtidas latas
l libra
Aceite de 0livss Ca
Italian muy superior, Ia
tas de I a.
Bon viejo Aponte,
premisdo en- la Exposi-
cion de Amsterdam y
Feris de Ponce.
Alcoholado Gaten, en-
J botellas.
Nueces, avenanas y
almendras sin cascsrs.
Vino superior de Le-
canda en- botellas.
Harina de maiz y
arroz en- paquetes dc
|" Industria Puertorri-
.queiia."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
ALNACEN DE- MERCANCIiS
DE All u M ADA Y co.
FortaIeza mum. 40.

Realizan q precios limitsdisimos:
Clavos de tonelero ndmeros s y 10.
Huacales de 30 doCenas platos.
Idem loza surtida.
Hero galvanizado.
Papel estracills, blanco,
VENTAS AL POR MAYOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
PERDIDA.

Ell que suscribe participa al ptblico
en- general, ell extravio del Billete nd-
nero 1850, del sorteo que se celebrar2
81 pr6ximo 10 de Diciembre y que ha
hecho las diligencias necesarias para
que, en- case de que salga premiado no
pueda cobrarlo persona alguna parti-
cular.
Arecibo, 80 de Noviembre de 1885.
.--Fruncisco Iaale. l43
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RODRIGUEZ, MORENO&CO,

Comerclantes en- Eooos los articulos del ramo de
qulncalla. Surtido general de pieles.
Agentes generates de la fabrica de baules de esta
Capital cuya existencia de 500 nidos realixara de
$3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
+
CONDOLENCIA.

Los que suscriben, tip6grafos del
BoLETIN MERCANTIL, tristemente i'm
presionados por La muerte del queri-
do y respectable companero D. Boni.
facio Laza, Decauo del Arte en- esta
Capital y cajista IN tempo en- este
establecimiento, no pueden menos
que expresar ell sincere dolor con que
Sc han enterado de tan luctuoso
suceso, y pedir d Dios conceda ell
eterno descanso de la Bienaventu-
rama celetial al alma del que fue
laborioso artista, buen ciudadano,
excelente amigo y honrado y aman-
te padre de familia.
A la vez envian su mas rendido
pesame d los desconsolados hJos y
dem&s deudos del fiEado por tan
sensible desgracia.
I'D. E. P. Ell alma del senior don
Bonifacio Lazal
Puerto Rico, Dbre. 5 de 1885,
Jose Chararria Manuel Nararro Angel Ascayza,
jose b. Esario Marcos Rosario, Jose c. Har,-
ne3 Abeia do Prieto, GGrino .hocso, CetestiBo
Lamar. Julio PaSda Eugeaso PHtido, LUIS Ga
linde Salvador Gonsalec, Genaro Cortts, Enrique
Marises, Juan de Ia CtNs Cdrdora, Ricardo
Herndndez. Emilio Moiiea, Igaacio igissia,, fede.
rico .Storer, Pedro Q0i6oaes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
r. ALUNSJ. quina ! ). Jnsto.
FoToGRAFo DE LA REAL CASA.

Con titulo honoriico por L. NJ. el Rey. Premia-
do con medalIa dc plata y mencion honorifca.
Hace psrsonalme ate toda ciase de retratos en-
nueyo Establecimiento (primero su classy. de 8
de- Ia mafiana de Ia taFde, aunque Ell dia sea
nublado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
ANUNCIOS.
ACEITE De (LlvAS.

Venden, en- cajas de 4 latas,
FONT VIDAL y ca, San Fran
cisco 80. 141
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Camisas MallOrQuinaS.

FONT VIDAL y ca, San Fran
cisco SO, tienen constantemente
existencia de este articulo, que
realizan a precios modicos. 141
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AL PUBL|CO.

I'll establecimiento EL BORINQuEN0 81
tuado en- la calle de San Francisco NJ 40,
tiene ell gusto de ofrecer, : preeios muy
m6dicos, los efectos que d continuation Sc
relacionan, y no dudando ser favorecido
por todos, anticipa sus mas espresivas
gracias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
SOBRINOS De EZOUIAGA.

F0BTALEEA IL Casa do giros comisiones
Agsntes de los vapores correos de Espana Comps
MIA Atiss de los Estados-U ndoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
GUIA LOCAL.
JOSE T.SlLyA

San JUSTO II
Casa d. giSos r co.aisiea yes. Agents de la Com
paila general Trasatlaati tica Francesa de la del
Marques de Campo, ds Companies de Segu-
roc contra laeend;oa ie los Sees Gail Co. de Paris
y general para il issa dc Pua.to-Rico de u Ban
que TrassElas'i9zs ds Paris.
FlENR ADExAg CASA Eg AGUADILLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06
MULLENHOFF & K0RBER.

Casa De giros comisoaes. Dan svances sobre
ffutoH etc Giran oor:a vista sobre Londres,
Paris Hasya-York
CAMBIAN DIEERO.
Aseguran contra incendios riesgos msritimos.
Representa- las Companies Norte-Germanica,
LaRcashiere British, Freing, en- cssos de ave-
riss los Aseguradores de Hamburgo Paris, Bur
deos, Eueva-York Philadelphia
Agentes de Ia Compania Hamburguesa-american
de yaporss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-06

r. Maymi Crueils.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
TIE IRISH QUESTION.


The New York Times, by 3 method
peculiarly its own, reduces %boycottiag''
70 the lowest possible terms, viz: Every
man who earns q dollar day wants
tWo-the question being, can he get 1t 7
Forgetting" therefore, a. lnferentially
stated by the Times, Is the effort 10 So
cure more pay for the same labor, or TO
pay less for value received. This Is .
business way of looking at the subject,
but the average Irishmsn will insist that
there is q factor in the problem,
commonly known ss political senti.
ment'' Qt used to be called patriotism)
which must be taken into the account.
In forming judgment upon the move
ments Of the htsse Of any people, love
of home, early associations and religious
predelicti muat be united in. To
Judge eVerytht X by the Standard OF the
almighty dollar may be busi-
ness, nut somehow the product
Ia unsatisfac DRY Our figures viii lie,
and We are astnunded. From an Amer
lean standpoi It, We say. Of the Irish
landlord asks much rert. d ~ take
his building dr and. but rent some
other pee, II there Is Oh demand
in ireland that there few places to
rent or buy, then move { to some
other country, and rent or
buy. Go {, France. or cine to
America Tuis Kind bf arithmetic takes
no coguiz luee OIL We of me. of Lative
country, or any other sentiment whose
chains bind the average Irishman. And
besides. the Irish people do not recog.
nize the law of America that twenty-one
years of uudispuiei possession gives
right of holding.
The whole of this Irish question, TO be
understood and appreciated, must be
viewed from q sentimental as we'll az
business standpoint, if we would under.
stand Its true inwardness.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
TIE sLLVER DOLLAR AeAL,

The New York Herald Is doing yeo.
man service In its efforts to impress
upon Congress the necessity Of repeal
ing the Bland bill and stopping the
coinage OF silver, and It supports its DO
itIon with facts and figures that are in-
eontrovertible. Ia we'll written leader
on the subject IL says: "Mr. Warner be
lieVes that Congress will refuse to repeal
the Bland bill and stop the coinage of
silver. We do not agree with Mr.. Warn
or. But IL he should be right We will ell
him and other Democratic Congressmen
who would lose BY their obstinaoy and
carelsssness Of the peoples welfare. The
savings banks OF the country hold two
hundred and thirty millions of govern
ment bonds, which are TO that extent the
security on which deposltors in these
banks depend for the return of
their money. Pay the bonds or
their Interest In eiRhty-three
cent SILVER dollars, and the poor deposit-
orS will also be paid in eighty-three
cent doilars- They will get back
eighty three cents or less for every hum
dred cents Of their hard earnings they
have laid away. Where Z pass book
shows that . man has deposited . hun
dred dollars against . time Of sickness.
death or lack OF employment, he will, Ii
congress. Is Mr.. Warner says, refuses TO
repeal the Bland act, get back only
eighty three dollars. That Is : serious
matter. But that is not all.
Tue security on which hunureds of
Thousands Of heads Of families have in.
Sured their lives for the benef,t of their
helpless wives and children will aIso he
grsVely impaired. The life insurance
companies Of this country hold in reg.
iseered United States bonds alone, as We
nave ascertained At the treasury depart
msnt nearly one hundred aud forty-
eight mtlliona- To lessen the value of
this vast sum Is 20 that extent to impair
the security for the life insurance on
which hundreds OF Thousands of men
have patiently and by rigid economy
paid their premiums tor years, his 70
say TO every man who has Insured his
life for his wife ADD children for e thous-
and dollars that they shall receive ONLY
eight hundred and thirty dolIars, Oh
perhaps much less.
i We will deal frankly with Mr.. Wan
Asr- II is because we do not baliev.
iLas congress- Will dare to create a zen.
eral run on the savings banks. which
would not oOly break them, bat carr,
havoc into every financial concern IN th,
country, that We believe 1t win repea
the Bland act. We have run 10 he END
OF our tether on this silver dollar busi
Deas. We cannot 60 on beyond Janusr,
without. On the present system of tvt
kinda OF dollars differing so largely il
: value. becoming . silver eounsrv: aur
! wherever men begin TO believe that thi
; lie decTeed there viii DO general scram
j bic and d,sasfss 20 FriRhtful thar :,
4 man, not even congressman win siIve
! no ions IN his hesd. can cooliY conSaS
]. plate Il without Being ready . avert a /
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
LITERARY NOTES

For some years now IL has been the
practice Of Harper's Magazine, without
stepping aside from its standard of gen.
erAl interest, to make the December is
sue one Of special fitness to the Christ
mas season. Each year, accordingly, ed.
ltors and publishers combine to present
number which touches the high-water
market OF Of the year, and each years
biSh-water proves to be little higher
IMAM that OF the year before. This year. l,
Is announced, the special Christmas Tea.
ture viii be the reproduction, IN the best
work that American engraYers can do, of
the great pictures of-the Nativity by the
old masters and by modern painters
The frontispiece will be an engraving by
Closson AfGe- RAphael's madonna del
Granduca" in the Pitt gallery, Florence,
besides which there will be early. exam
ples of early Christian art--Giotto, Phil
Ippo Lippi, Luca Della Robbia, CHR
landsjo, Bernardino Luini, Correggio,
Roger Wander Weyden, Albert Durer,
Murrillo, Defregger and Bougereau, the
latter from an original sketch not before
published. A careful study of"The Ma
tivity in Art" from the pen of Rey. Hen.
~ ]. Van Dyke, jr., one of New York's
most eloquent preschsrs, will give the
literary setting of the pictures. Besides
this noteworthy Failure, the uumber
Will be strong with contr, buttons from
such Writera as as George William Cur
tbs, Charles Dudley Warner, W. D How,
ellis, Constance r. Woodson, "Charles
Egbert Craddock," Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, Edwin Arnold, William Black
r. D. Blackmore. George q Boughton,
u. P. Cranch, w. II. Gibson, Brander
Matthew's and others, and such artists as
Abbey. Reinhart. BOugbton, Gibson,
Cslderon, Pyle, Fredericks, Deilman
Smedley and others. The editors Easy
chair will discourse of "Chrlstmas, Pas,
and Present." and the Editor's Drawer
Of "a National Chr!stmas."
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
Terrific Storm

SELMA, Ala, Nov. 9.-Friday night
one of the most terrific and destructive
storms ever known In this state passed
over this section of the country just
north of here, washing away bridges,
growing crops and levelling forests and
houses for miles. a cyclone, accomp-
anied by torrents of rain and appalling
electric discharges, started on the Gaia.
ba river, passing through Dallas, Perry
and Bibb counties, leaving dead waste
of the forests, plantations, houses and
villas. Exploring relief parties say the
track OF the cyclone was half mile wide.
They have gone over forty miles picking
up the dead and wounded and don't
know how much longer the
track is. Thirteen persons have
been found killed outright and
forty or fifty DANCE oIslY injured. A
number of persons cannot be accounted
for. Bales of cotton were blown from
gin houses and burst and scattered
everywhere. A man driving with cot
ton to the city has been lost. and cotton
and wagon blown quarter of a mile,
and the man and mules carried of and
cannot be found. Growing crops of DO
tatoes etc. were torn up, even trees and
cotton stalks were barked. Relief par
ties are searching for the dead and dy-
ing and everything is being done to re-
lIeVe restitution. The negroes are
frightened nearly to death and buddled
together or squat alone in the brush and
under fallen trees, supplied and speech
less with fear and superstition, unable
to tell where any of their household is.
The city is being canvassed for money to
bury the dead and relieve the wants of
the destitute.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

Being exposed to night air has gensr-
ally been esteemed a. rather dangerous
IN mos. people, but now comes Professor
RECLAIM. the German hyGienist, who de.
clAres that might air Is injurious only
inswampy regions. whereas on dry soil,
m the mountains and everywhere IN the
upper stories Of house It 10 moro SAlu-
brious than day air." "Draughts," hs
adds, "AEe not injurious unless We are
IA glow. To healthy persons it canno,
possibly do - much harm ~ the stag:
nant air In . close room"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

Al The recent meeting Of the Board of
Trade and TRANSPORTATION In New York,
ngures were presented showing that there
were II. $50 failures Of business concerns
during 1884 in the United States, and
that these failures involved liabilities to
Ahe amount OF 424s. 7OO. 900, with assets
amounting 70 e1S4. e20 600. Resolutions
we're adopted By the board TO authoriEo
aShriVal committee TO urge upon Con-
grssss the passage of . uniform national
bankrupt Law.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

William r. Smyths VINO has been con-
naCtod with the New York Herald for
the pest fortY-four yeArs il the capacity
Of oompositor, foreman and night editor,
died q his home In Brooklyn, New
York, on The Ath inst
Tia editor Of thls paper had the pleas.
uro and the privilege OF being associated
with Mr.. 5ymthe on the Herald and
can bear witness to his character as an
AmiAhle and genial gentleman, thor.
ough Newspaper man who was loved and
respected by all Who knew him. Ths
Herald, IN devotinR nearly half col.
umn to an obituary notice Of hum, saws:
BIT. bmytho was born IN PhIladelphia
On the 10Th ct January, 1870 His faihel
was an English see captain, and his
mother. whose maiden name wa
Lucy Hulme Fenno. was = native OF
Boston. Mr.. Smythe In hIs youthful
days had longing for the sea, and used
20 tell OF his Arst and last long voVaRS
An one OF the old clippers Tor which TIL,
country used 70 be celebrated. He did
not, however, adopt HE fathers calling
but on his return nome was apprentices
20 Aeosrs. Harding of Philadelphis
book aud job prlnters- Amer servipl
his time he came to New York, and 4
she aee Of twenty joined the Herald as
composition. Since that time, with tn
exception OF an interval from lS42 1
l04d. during which he worked on . Bos
ton paper, he was regularly IN the en-
pioy OF the Herald. He was seaioul
active and industrious, and coon med
ale mark. BE rose 10 be foreman OF th
composing room. and never Waa q news
pager blessed with . more efficient q
energetic foreman Thoroughly practi
cal and excellentlY VeFDed In All the myI
series Of bis craft. 10 would have bee
hard 70 discover . man with q unoV
complete knowledge of his bushes
Durlng hia long tenure Of that responsi
bic position he f1lfllled his dutiee q
uliFnhly. gaining the respect and oout
oonco Of ell. He had . kean bushes
uaind end sound common sense. an
soma YsAgO later. when he assume
charge ofthe cguatilg room. heshows
AelmiinE capacity for his work, whts
sa1 proved ~ tie results he achieva
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
Terrible DIsaster.-

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The Daily News
special from Winnipeg says . fearful
disaster occurred on Lake Superior eff
Port Arthur early this morning, The
magnificent ironciad steamer Algeria Of
the Canadisn Paeiie line was wrecked
and thirty seven lives lost. Only meagre
particulars have been EeceiEef up 20 he
present hour. They consist mainly OF
kilograms to private persons announc-
ing The loss Of friends. Mr. E. Dudgeon,
OF this city, received few moments ago
the following telegram:
Algeria gone down and your wife
and two.
(Signed) JOE VIVIAN"
Dudgeon's wife was thIrtY-fiv years
old, and the children, girls, six and four
years, respectively. Mr. Dudgeon is
from Owen Sound and was sending his
wife and family back to Ontario. The
steamer left Port Arthur at D. m, Sun
day, and was wrecked of Isle'Royai,
just at the outside of Thunder
Bay. A heavy thunder storm.
prevailed all Monday afternoon and
night, and the steamer lay to for time.
When the weather cleared alightlY the
vessel started, but made slow pro gTess.
In the morning dense fog prevailed,
and the steamer felt her way along
blowing fog horns, and suddenly struck
q reef and went down, all hands on
board being reported lost. The steamer
was bound for Owen sound and other
points east. John G. Brown, a brick
layer of this city. accompanied by his
sister is known to be on board bound
for Scotland to visit his old home for
six months. Capt Moore Is master OF
the vessel and Mr.. Mackenzie, nephew
of Hon. Alex. Mackenzie, Is purser.