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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19

HQdgyves. Fu6 escasa la concurren
cia. La discrimination hubo de conta
giar 4 veces a los artistas.
| Enferm0.-Fu6 atacadO Ell mi6r
Icoles de una congestion cerebral, gu
puso en- psligro su existencia, el Sr. Go
ronel d. Pedro Carrion y Ayuso. Ora
cias q los anxilios del DR.. Garcia Ca
brera, ell primero en- atacar felizment
la enfermedad, al DR.. Portero, medic
de cabecera del epfermo, y los cuida
dos de que este fue y es objeto Sc hall
Ell Sr. Carrion va CAST restabecido.
Mucho 10 celebramos.
Los COmedianteS de antan0
La 1empestad.-Dicen uuos que ma
aana domingo Sc repetira la zarzuea
Los C0medaaates de antaii0; otrOs qu'
La Iempestad.
Los programs nos sacaran de dada'
esta n0che.
D. L. P.-VemOS en- un cOlega
que ha faiIecido en- Santiago Ia Sra
D." Antonia Ortega, digna hermaua
que fu6 de nuestro amigo ell COntador
de Hacienda don Primo Ortega, d qnien
con tan triste motive damos nuestro
p6same, rogando al Senior por el eterno
descanso de la difunta.
Laudable. LeemOS 10 Siguiente
Ell III AnHactador COmerclaI de Maya
gjiez
"Entre los legados dispnestos en- su
testameuto por ell Sr. d. Caixto San
tos Cubas, fallecido en- sta ciudad el
lia 10 de Noviembre del ano anterior,
fguran para ell hospital de San Ant0-
MO 500 pesos, y 500 mas para ser lis
tribuidGs en- actos de caridad por la Sra.
viuda D. Josefa Ti6 Segarra, hermana
de nuestro director
Camplieudo la voluntad del tinado,
Sc han puesto a disposition de la Junta
Directiva del Hospital de San Antonio
los qninientos pesos del !egado que Sc
eta, y los otros quinientos han sido
listribuiios en- Ia torma que sigue:
Sociedad Propagadora de la ms
Traction en- Mayagiiez, que do edu-
caci6n d 20 ninos pobres. 800
Sociedud de Beneiicencia "La
de la cual era MEM
Observation-Disclosures. ~
LII. "Circuio Carltatlvo" por
gual conceptc...................... 20
LII. "Prc1ectora de los pobres ~
Id. "San Vicente de Paul.,..... 20
Donativos Il famiIias necesitadas 60
I'd. pobres vergonzantes...... 60
Ljmosna pobres de Solemnidad >
Ii. d los pobres de VilIa.es de
Ia Reina, pueblo de Ia provincia de
Salamanca, de donde era natural
el Sr. Santos. Observation-Disclosures. 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
HEDILLA & p0RRATk.
PLAYA DE PONCE.

Conerciantes, CoGiisionistas, J alma Ell de Nlve
res, fer.eteria loza DeFos;to de maderas Com
praa, yenden embaFcsn toda clgee de fIutos d.
pais. Deposlio de- cal viva de Juana Dlaz para
cuaiar azncar. en- terzones para mamposterIa
| exstencias constantas de kom De Cuba J Gel Pai:
Tabaco en- rama, de Gibara. unicos receptort:
Puerto-Rico Dc la acgedltada cerveza stock Beer
ell cajas de dcs boteiias id. nedas, Agentt
para Ia yeata del acred Ladadc chocolate de ia ia
b,ica "a E,paois IL los Srcs. RubIne Huos de is
1una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
GAIA De PRESTAMOS.

Ell dia 80 del corriente Sc fematar&n
en- phblica subasta las prendas de los
talones que q continuation Sc expresan,
por cuenta de quien corresponds y Or
den de los Sres. G. Tnaud & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
F. GARCIA DEL REAL, Sol A.

CASA De PRESTAMOS sohre emp, de preL-
das, Inu blcs, maqujcaa de ccser dc toda cla
ie objetos tpJ modico.
ndcn pr sda= mu bles maquir as de &C ser
que h4 ;.u vcuc do ri tGrminH, pr CLOS mamen L
IA Alos y COM. ran bi letes, b,nos rcsId~os
Tesoro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
DE LA ISLA.
MAYOL HERMAN0S.
PLAYA DE PONCE, p. r.

AlmaceniStas de where's por mayor. Gran les
deposltos de cfectos de todas Glasses nacionales y
exJranjeros Surtdo complete de- madelas hertC
galvaniLado clayos, etc, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
RODRIGUEZ, MORENO 4 CO.

Com aates to.os los articnlos del rau.o do
qu hcH a. Surtido genera! de pte!es.
Agsntc- Eer.es dc IA fabrica de baules de sta
Capita 'xlsencia dc 500 mid, reah. a-a de 4,
S. 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19

ha ocapado, casi exclusivamente, al
gobierno y a las Camaras en- los dlt:-
mos ounce dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
ARRlLLAGA & co.
SAN JUSTO num. 9.

Acaban de importar
Ell ell vapOr Cadiz, un
extenso y variado sur
lido de mercanclas de
todas classes, que reali-
zan Il preciOs suma-
mente m0dicos, y a la
veZ diversidad de artl-
culos de novedad pro-
piOs para la estaci6n
actual. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
NARCIS0 6RkU.

SAN LORENZO. q. B
Commentaries, comisionIstgs, comp ran venden
fcutos Del pals, sub-agentes de Seguros in.
cendos fabrca de cigHrriilos. marca La AL
MOGAVAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
JOSE CLAUDIO. San Justo 8.

RElOJERIA y OPTICA.
Efectos militares, galoneria de orc plata. cruce,
fnas cntretinas, i'zos rosetas, Cintas, mcdaas J
botone- de tqda7 cases. Especial dad TN gorra:
para uniforlnes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
SEBASTIAN C0NILL.

7 tlan II, cont NJ Al hot i UNIVERSE
Depasito dc lost no aarca Luz dc la fabrca en-
Sauturcc.
Vents Il por nayor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19
ARMkS Y JIMENEz. Cruz 10

Estabeeimento de ferreteria 8 quncalla surtidc
genera en- el ramo, yentas al por ayor y detail
tienen constantemente podra plastca Portland pare
,anquea, algibes levaderos. Preeos hmitados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19

Fuego,-Parece que tambi6u en-
Jurisdiction de Manati ha ocurrido IN
tuerte iucendio.
" vamos sumando iucendios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19

Las noticias del Austria y de la
Hungria han sido insignifcantes en- Ia
ultima qnlncena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19

VaCante. -LO eSta la plaza de
M6dieo TtuIar de la Moca dotada con
600 pesos anuales de sueldo consigna-
dos en- ell VICENTE plesnpnesto, y 500
para el pr6ximo de So a o6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-19

Pto-Rico, Abril II de 1885. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
CHARLES ii. BALDWIN.

Charles II. Baldwin died at the home OF his
father, John A. Baldwin, No. lO5 South Third.st'
Brooklyn. on Wednesday. iio was born in sullivan
County In June ls45. and went to Brooklyn with his
parents when he was fve years old. and afterward
removed with them TO huntington l.. l. After being
graduated Columbia College he passed through the
Columbia Law school, and W as admitted TO the OAR
I'm 1866 lie went to St. Louis 10 practise
law but returned to Brooklyn within year
and succeeded his father as partner In the nr OF
Howe a Baldwin, furniture dealers Later he aud bis
father formed partnership andsr the nrm name Oh
!. A. A @. Al. Baldwin ana engaged In the furniture
business at No. 40 Fourthst, ID. In 1872 he married
Miss Egan, granddaughter or DIR. Berry, the hrst
whore she Ia ILL., Mr.. Baldwin, who was Democrat,
was candidate for the Assembly few years ago In the
IXth District against Alfred Hodges, but was beaten
The time for the funeral has not yet been determines
on account OF Mrs Baldwiks illness He will probably
be buried In Greenw oOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
to attempt large washing without Pearlne.
DIED.


APPLEToN-At "Tne Elms," New Windsor, n. Y. August
~ 1855 Eliza wife Of JONI A2pet,n; uns.or s,,,,,v
afternoon at O'clock. Friends will kindly accept this In
Ipts ,rS'Di At woodlaw Cemetery.
Lucia daughter OF salter s and Caroline G. Clara.
Funeral from p,rents ieuce OF AshburtOn and
Carriages viii be in waiting the arrival Of the O'Clock
train from Grand Central Depot
Henry g. cornweii IN the 18th year OF her
Funeral AZ 81 Georges Church. Hampstead. L. l.. FHdy.
Tram n%sS sa, s L6 10 l1S .l.na city at iosAm
HAyYEsAt astcton. staten island Aagust is Is'' q
Has a aged e YEARS 10 month. and
fmneTs services nom resreae, No. 2I West
H Ss!9s4 U az S SUria a ans1 Mas.
sudbury and Eastern papers please copy.
HoDeMAN-A At ruckahOe; n z. AUGUST 90 Issl Narsa
De frate widow OF Daniel hoAsman In her '2aysAr
in,ermoat at ooilawn.
LFE-At the MANSON House Yonkers, august ls. stella
Boworth D, George Carleton Lee and daughter o'ths
late Jud Joseph : Bosworlh 49,, -, .,
at ll;tJ a M
MrcHELL-on Thursday Aasnst 20 &c The residence
Notice OF mineral hereafter
esvs. AMI friends Invited 60 attend The funeral
late residence 1853 Franklin ave, Brooklyn. on friday,
August u, at p M, without further noice
ppIlAt Sesbright n. j. Thursday, August 90 sophia
arrnde willow Of James Pe. In tho list year OF
psayes and friends are invited the funeral
saturday, August y, at / O'Clock M non her a'e
ssmeost ieayss foot o; hectors IL returning
from seabright az 2:l3
scHIILING-ln Brooklyn August 10. 1855 Eva widow OF
the late Andrew schAng IN tae 81 IN ei s,,, SER
es ssf late residence s57 vhsI. Brooklyn ON
FRIDAY, 81 st inst, at D. IN
wAITrRon Tuesday August Is. W. L.. at his residence
Fa ase Al 1s ridsy, the 2ist nst- &sAm
Omit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
KINGS COUNTY rESIrES1IARr roo CROWDED.

The Kings County Penitentiary is dangerous
~ overcrowded according TO Warden Green particular
v the prison. where he says. tho prisoners
sro hacked together ike cattle" There now about
900 men in the Institution aud the buildings cannot
safely accommodate more than 900 The normal IN
cr.aSe In the fail aud winter will be
nearly 300 According to the report
u, DR. H. L. Bartlett tho prison physician there were
ak deaths ~ July, which IL at The rate of seytny"o
car rhIe the largest number heretofore has been ~
- rate OF thrty-four year. OF these deaths three
n rc from typhoid malaria. one IRON
.,oid pneumonia, one from pneumonia anu
,,e frnn consumption. On July there were eleven
caes nm lie hospital and twelve we're admitted during
charged aud still remained IN the hospital on August
rhcre Is danger that epidemic may break out at
any ,noment In the shOrLterm prison. II was not TOT
Ind ,cs Moore and ClC ncnt matters would DC sun
wor They understand tho condition OF affairs, ana are
careful send prisoners here VINO can just ~ wen
observation-disclosures Reeve said that he feared epidemic IN
"nlckIy proyiIe new building. or the judges should
stnn sending Migrants aud tranps there Ito sad tha
L nonght The Warden would De justified In refusing 70
receive any prisoners, because IL was quentioh Vi
prnecton hundreds OF prisoners ane III there was
room for ones, ne nli not SOC why tue "aiuo"
could not refuse 20 take theln 49,. -.
Th, law provldcr that the police Justices may coins
nrisobers 10 the PeuitenarY Tor any term or thirty d
and over mn 10 xix months The bill which passed inc
IegisIaturs last winter making IL compulsory upon inc
IN commit threeOnth prisoners and under 20
tIs Cnnnty Jail opposed by Mayor Low, CohiLhs,
s,nner Van Siczlos aud committee or the b"hIn o.
G,,.rysura and Governor Hill refused 10 sign IT, ~
bs been the Board OF Supervisors that the
bosnItal and Tailor shop IN the shorterm wing shall Dc
r"m"yes 20 a new building. This would give space for
air v-four more prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
R1TLROAD INTERESTS.

THE CONTROL or THE OSrARIo AND WESTERN.
The relations Of the New York, Ontario anu
western aud the Scw-Iors. West Shore AMI Buffalo
Railway Comp 40 Intricate that when ihr con
troll Of the West shore ircd IN the Interest OF tho
New.York Central 70 considered essential 10 giih
t,nt of The Ontario and Western a. the same Tine lb-
wa,r,sy accninp snrl by procuring "ctli' on some
tlur over ou-nal ~ the S4.OOOOOO preferred stock
rir, [. eight OF the thirrrn members 81 the hoai
a. Dt,rftors The oblec' simply to gain Cohttull
g ndurnce IN rcrtugug the relations of the ROAD L"
The We. shore 1kr part OF TIVE Vest -hDre from oe
b,wLen 10 Cornwall H. oas'd TO thu ontiro and West.
.r which built under cOuttn AMI on the 0h'f hthu
Lc ur from Cornwall 10 Mddicto~n. which 10 operfttd
Il, the Outario aud we-terI o. by previous cons idaton
mn OF the West shore road. In addition the two com
uaue- nfe lOut Owntrs OF the Terminal Company ana
NM ,iarnutors Of Terminal bDnd-. foi the pur
io.e Of d,-rut,ugng the two roads MI Namhrrnlt IN
.t.t hat Tine Virtual control pl the OntaTo ani West
ern .houl company The surrender of tile West rhot@
An act was passed by the state ei-stnre al rs last
srs.ton authorizing the COW, rsuu OF the pfrIrIreu
stnck into frst mortgage bonds. Nothing has ynt ben
do An Inc matter which simply requires tue action oil
ihe Hnarl of Directors. President MtnrOw said yeHter
Gv mt he directors had been unable to agree a. to the
manner And ,eHii- OF tho exchange. aud that cOnse-
gueny tic right granted by the act Was ia abeyance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21

-. .. ,etweep Manager stetson. OF the fi'n
con'o Tbeatre. and Manager Duff OF the p'anua,1
Hssatre. although the plaintiff Is sun 0sen, s
l,"a,r Carte. Causteu Browne. who with Joseph ~
poyn ressnts the interests Of Mr.. Carte. said yes
.. motion will he made tomorrow BEFORE smu
tcs in the United States Circuit Court ,or roSucny
Maae soo,nnc,ion restraining Mr.. Dun from nds
iary m}Ssdo' The motion will I've based on tno nnder.
ALREADY presented while swili be opP Sspced before
s,nh1 nnG assertssthat lie las an orchestIa.o" ~
S,scrent from that of Sir Arthur sullivan ,nnhofer Mr.
, connsei an opportunity for the hsn. III Time ago
he has been longing. Mr. Dtienhoeier so' an acton
t.inst NJ DUH that the matter igh ,,s carsd
Mr.. Duff then said that his lawyer 81 eager was
~ fr Iegai encounter all along the line mo en the
Mr. Browne that II the action was noi rostraIning
o., wnnId Ia urged as a reason wuy A., prn,rnc
rSsr s6omld not be granted at later gay date Of the
declined to accept the challengc u""
nerformance had been announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
FOR AND AeA1vsrA OHM EsE PRISONER.

Tong All In, The Cnlnamap, WHO Is cHHrgcu
with the murder OF Sing Lee. the laundrypan OF the
same race at Rome. N Y, Is in the Oneida County
iat awaiting the action Of tho Grand Jury The friends
and relatives OF tho murdered man In this
city have appointed committee TO raise
money toward the expenses OF IN" prosecution
Early In tho week this commute began
i,,n0 the houses of all Chinauen rich aud poor. who
thronx lie buoy locality OF Chinatown Tau An Quong
Ia cnarnan OF this committee. Tan Is wealthy mer
sh,nt of Aus,in Nevada and anxious was he 10 500
lustice done IN the Of his murdered FRIEND
yhat ne came TO this city 20 help IL along
commttee has also bsen appointed 10 cDiicct iunds
for The defence Fong Ali Yu The Chairman OF TINS
we're Getting little money they went ulong anu so thcy
hogan 10 MIKE inquiries Soon IL was found thht Ian
An Cuong the head OF the prosecuting communities,
vas Occurring ali the money and leaving noihins TOT
them Fong led hs over 20 No. 10 Mott-st, who're
la found as the head the rival committee In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
Posi- Omce Notice.

asrs for foreign need not be specially
for dispatch rieular steamer except non
sired 10 ,eu OF banking and GOA noci 80
letters got specially addressed being cent oy INC
seq r,rn 9as for tho week ending August ~ VIII c''ss
,psosplIY I'M All cases) At tnis o.nce as foiio"s
EpIDAYAtl 4 w. FOL st. Thomas and II Do1'ns." ,,s
81 thomas Brazil and the IA ria.s News AZ
Brazil. per Merrlinaek , va VIA HaIlfaxi
AZ 1880 y. N. for Hayti per esr Lucy 4.
1880 D. M tor bluehelds ana Lno'+ w.
Miller wa New.OrieAns -. Y.,ana. s,,sct
s.TuRDAY-AtlOa m the wndwxra is a ~
~ AMI Ior Venezuela ana CurzcoA W. ~" ssrsns va
trinidad: Al l. m. for Euroyc pea ~ a ,act mar 4
onaenstown at ~ for scy..shp u Ill., 10 mar
E,hiopa ~ A. II NJ for Belgium ,lirecl per e ar
ENEMA Va Antwerp uetscrs must oe anioo,o,
stnia nu "n &C D. M. for Sernany etc, We
49,, via Bremen. ut IN. Tor the NetnefAnas, IL
&c, csr a r. Caland, VIA Rotterdam ,iettefs nus' w
directed per p. Caland ,. ..,.n ma,
suNDAY-At 1850 p. m. for Honduras ana Li'ns'''' ~
. City OF Danas. wa New-ono~ns ,.,..s.
,sas for Australia New.zsaand FIJI and samoan & -
nsrS A. Zeaiandia via San Francisco close s', y,
y".,.2S AZ D. m. Tor arnyA 81 ,ew. 1ofA VI .
Sritannic. with British mails tor AustranA' o..
xaus for the sandwich islands, per MariposA VIZ -
Francisco close here August 10 ~ y. IN ~
Mails FOR the society Islands per steamer W. ss IN canS
ciscol close here uxust "a Il IN Msns w 49,
SS raj, to ramp ria and themes ~ steamer VA Ao$
Xesr Fla close at this ONCE DAILY ~ w
The schedule Of closing Of Trans Pacific malls an =
an the Of their unn corrupted overland ~
Ssn ,socise Mails he East arrivny oS linn ~ ~
Franosco ON the day Of saiing Of steamers Ss usp~
thence 'no sAin' "'' HENRY O. PEARSON, Postmassor
Post ONCE. New.York. N. W August IL 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
A cHATTEL MORTGAGE FOR s4oo, oot

SYRACUSE, Aug. 20.-Tbere has been filed in
the County Clerks Office here a chatte mortgage for
100000 given by tho Greenway Brewing Company to
stephen Bostable of Syracuse. to secure him as an
accommodation indorser Of the company's paper for
that amount The mortgage all the stock In the
companys buildings, all personal property. and the
yacht Annie Louise It Is said that BosaDie holds
100000 OF Greenw ways paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
NEw.YoRK. 18th Augu ST. 1888.
Wrfrs- InnAnn

Psasr Telegraph tho following to John Fender. W. r..
Berlin. Germany: .,.,,-.,
nv 10 pusb nii let ers teogrs that have passed
br wcsn yom Mr. Robert Garrett ny SELL and the West-
ern Union Telegraph Company during ny lah thfre
,nnnIh IN .e QaId To sett cnsnt between the Baltimore
aud ohio telegraph Company aud the western Union
Telegrlph COMPANY. Mr. Garrett. you. AMI myrcf be-
ing IN Europe aud the Representatives o. the Western
Union Company III America communications on ms
subject have been made by letters OF tclegrttus
want the exact laets made known la the public at
once tiHts -. FIELD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL ORsERyArIONs.

TRIBUNE OFFICE Aug. 2l-l a. m.-The tract OF
high pressure and cooness moved to the Atlantic coast
and the IN the far West deepened
and broadsned so Ia reach from Kansas to Dakota
aud Lake Superior. Along its northern border the tela-
peraturc foil the change Ia Montana averaging 2Jo.
The movement OF the barometer here upward dur.
ing the clear weather. The temperature ranged to-
than on corresponding day last year aud 3o lower
than "wednesday.
Slightly warmer fair weather m,y be expected in
this city to-day, with email chance OF light rain at
night still warmer fair weather anu thunder shower
Saturday cooler fair weather sunday and Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
WoRE IN THE ROACH SnIPYARDS.

John Roach has sufficiently recovered from
the luess with which he been confined to his home
TO take trip to-thc mountains. lilo il still suffering
severely aud walks fcebly. gang OF eight men were
nut 70 WORK yesterday by the asgnees In the Morgan
Iron WORKS completing shaft for the Pacific Mail
steamship Colon, and about twenty other nen are ca
rurrd upon some pressing aud almost finished work
When general resumption Ol WORK VIII occur mas not
YET been decided upon. Ihe Government has not
concluded It's Inventories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
Defence OF the superstions Of Science" He examined
fundamental doctrines upon which all acknowl

Defence OF the superstitions Of Science He examined
several fundamental doctrines upon which all acknowl-
edged scientists agreed and argued there was not
the truth OF which could be demonstrated true or
this fasity established II true The paper was dis
cussed In the afternoon by yiccChancelor McCracken
Of NewYork University Professor Ballard OF Lafayette
College, and others.
ELOPING WITH THE MOTHER OF SIX CHILDREN.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 20 (Spsc,aD. An elopement,
the parties to which Mrs. J. Seymour. wife ola team
stcr in Rocks and Herbert Barnes, employe OF the
Chilled Plow Company, made public TO-
day. Mrs. Seymour is forty.Ave years OLD,
the mother Of six children and has several grand
children Barnes is only nineteen years OF age and had
been infatuated with Mrs. Seymour for some time For
he past year he has boarded with the sey'
mour family. Mr.. seymour's attention has been
frequently called to the intimacy OF the two
but he refused pay any attention to IT. He gave his
wife $l5 pays grocery bill and upon returning found
that the and her young boardsr had disappeared
taking with them the money and Iluch OF his house
hold effects as they could carry away in trunk ne
traced the couple to the central station where they are
supposed to have departed for Albany The husband
at first disposed to follow them, and have them ar
rested for grand larceny but persuaded by friends
not to do Before departing Barnes drew his months
pay from his employers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
I.
NEW YORK. 18th August. 1888.
WELLS. London :
fie5;e Telegraph from London at my expense the fol

WELLS London: 800,
Tesss telegraph from London at my expense the 10!
lowing:
Rongrr G. ARRErr HOnbarg, Germany:
arrived lcsterdty. AMI have to-day bfru SHOWN ior
fb. nrst lime fel-grAus II Queenstown whlch bOu
or our agent Aad published here without pib sihg ~
the answer. which was made I'm TiAt
on r,eept o your kilograms. VIII yOn Fieas trlczrdph
me al through Mr.. Wells, London. whether tH Wa
done b your order by The action nf your rp.Srhi
five here AMI whrlh-r while you were Ia London, vs.
had ..uly enc interview Telegraph matters. nov
make the following To you anu dsirr ~ hn
swpr at oacs. Dy Telegraph. through vi. Wciis; HAT
Mes.rs. Drrrrl, Morgan & Co. AMI Anzust u lmoht
Co. OF York. sles-rs J. y Moran * 20. ani L. NJ
ROthsohild Sons OF London or any two OF them. TO lee
selected by you. be committee 10 maze Tie ioi""ing
investigation and report. to be published IA The London
aHd Ncw-YO. K papcrs.
l. Whrther the baltimore and ohio telegraph Com
ptny has earned durug the last twelve mo tbs working
eIpcu-tr On ts rU~t.
2 whether tic Western Uuion TELEGRAPH Company has
dunn- psrlOd earned per cent on 4, total
CAPITAL Of rSOOpD.OOO.
3 Whether the largo amount which has been r. liked
By sale OF DJnds otherwise 10y he Bttn rc hud Oho
Railroad Com iuy during the last two years "a, beet
used as II ws stated 1t would bs whom tho negpt atons
made.
A. whether the large expenditure nov beng made by
the f. fillmore an ono tlrOdd 90 npiny 20 OF ia
entrance into York not iSey 10 prove disastrous
to The sharehOl iers uf that c0nptny.
The couiui tee 10 have full power 10 examine the
books and officers of tho Western uulon Telegraph
Cuupnny ana tie Baltimore ana Ohio Ter gfpIh ON
many IN orl.r ascertain the facts ~ thi- natier
Surely yOa vii not object TO nave the puhc know the
ekac: truth AMI capitalists wOud he perfectly Ha"Ds
report made Oy committee OF shcd distngn1hed
.entle,nen ClEUs W. FIELD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21

The pan TOT IHt UUHhU II"IIUH vi VIV NO"
york and Manhattan Beach the Long Island city aud
uohattau Beach and tho N~w-Yurk hay Ridge aud
,,nIlcn Railway Companies was approved nnanimonSly
AT special meciing 81 tho sioekholdefs OF the lasr
lac Inc Stockholders OF tho other companies Wa *
pfcs.s because they are undor tue same control IN"
r Of The union are the exchange or the stocks share
~, sbarc for the stock Of the company, which wili
be called the New'lOrk, Brooklyn and Manhattan