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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
L I III L A
DE VAPOREH -OORREOE KEPANOLES
entire
Liverpool Puerto-Riso , Sto. Domingo.

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados q dicho servicio son
loa siguientes:
San Juan, capit&n Issguirre
Pxsrtoriqseio, capitGn Oiri6a.
Arscsbo, capitAn G&rats.
Bossnqxsn, capitan Mendiaidua.
MayeSi6s. capit&n Gntisrrez.
Despncn6Adose uno Ell IS de csda
mes, 4 veces con escala en- Santander
Para otrof pormenores dirigirse { los
seGorss Whine Forman y Co., Liver
pool q Sobrinos de Ezqdiaga San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN. .SUCESORA DE Morris

Constituida nuevamente bao mi solo nombre, con
oompetente direction provsa de titles material necesaro
m establecmiento dc primer orden, contando
ntegente personal oezco al pbico esta industra Pu-
iando eiecutar cu6ntos encagos hagan por dces
oompeados que sean en- Ia seguridad de que dejare
tisechos todos los gustos llenas todas
Tanto la simple taeta como e arstco diploma; el SEN
clo recbo oomerca como los documentos bancarios e
eoueo ete como Ia eegante marqulla para tabaco etc.,
Etc. raranzo quedaran satisfaction de los nteresados
fan perectcs como los abaos que hagan Ell exane
70.
"a sxhibira en- este estabecimiento remtra vueta
de correo quien 10 solicite
FORTALEZA "a.
TN6pRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
PAsAJEs INTERCOLoNIALEo

La CompaA ., como se VI en- ID tariia do
paSsies hAoe una impOrtAntisimA reduction
Z los Sehercs empleAd0s y ofoiales del
E6rCito en- esta lsla ) sus fAmiliAs.
0oxDiCIoNHA
n vAlor de La mersdAs sxtsa.isrAa sesa aisas
PVT u AgeAcaA. Do nAa~rA qas u Gosa lAAiA rsgahs
S.smPss q nonsAnss de - PasAssy Essss - tsAa.
eUs, . ~ sQHiVAisats sn nSasaA sorrisats Ai ape
Vss ria % u plaza a sxpsaislOA
coHckSI0nks.
EstA AgsneiA sxplas pAsAies De iAa . vnsata q
loa wales taasscsssnsass yAIaos p1s lss sssa eou
IN IL p-S d. fsealAs 81 80 ssas~ea~aas vA.iaa.s
pOt N aAo, sOa ~ " p-S as Tss.aA
4 sodA tAnlsa care pAaAss cSa1Ists q nsasaats
ds p~sAsss % aAnAsAs - y esGes4ssa aAa Fsa.sa
uaa .iaza ys.soaa sanIaA as rasas sssss Dr.
Lee Eihcs msAoFus Dc snes Lac kgA4.s, q 3 Q
AnOs pAgArAA u cnAEtA pAsts 90 p@akass Ss . ID
Ancs u H'taa: a. - gEzRlAaSa 90 sasAa4ts -
usfAsAn pA~als eEiesa C2GHao ala GAxz1as1 sssxs
Vagsos Atfsos nsnsSss e ss AAsa sa-v n1s ~ EFe-
slas lss snsAAs pAxAFaA ~ sSAs - - s~~AasA
rAsAJks pG eRIApos
LOs pEscacs pAsA - sraslss 50 assAas ksstssu
AAsFs, SsEAa Dc lfaAess .4as.
wLMTkMs
Lea eoAoe.nAs3tes Is sA5Ks 4sss1 sss ywp.aat.
dos 90 ~ AA sRcAa csa Aa asAaAA s8AeAAeAas ns "A
EisaSa9@ss go ka- NsAgA3 sa4Asa % s2xAs d sssa
kssa s@aa saAss - Ealss1ss a41ASsfss a. Axuaa.
psIASspA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
RETOHNO.

Las ssealss do Puerto um6a J Card
~ano no sstka incluidas @ el ihnsrArio
cadal, , pcf 10 taate pasde suprinir,e. si
uo = kAcsn dichss seoslas, lAs negsdas Z
pccfte. .RicC % aatisipArGa u.c Q doe diAs'
&xwWA do Las AMxx1&A1.
Vapor M. /. vILLAvER0E,
II Id A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
ilMPORTkNTE!
A Los HACpDADOS ( lNDUSTRIAIR.

Acaban de recibir los que suscri,
ben, por los dltlmos vapores:
Ladrillos de fuego.
Hero en- llantas, galvanizado
liso y acanalsdo para techos, fon
dos Carr6n de cualquier galonsje
Tuberias de hierrO y cobre d.
todas dimensiones.
Romanas de plataforms hasts
400 kllos.
Arados americanos 8 ingleses de
todos n1merOs.
PLEAS de repuesto para los mis-
mos.
MAquinas para elaboration dt
galletas.
Una idem vertical, de vspor, dt
Z caballos dc fuerxa.
Todo 10 otrecemos & precios su
mamente limltados, verdaderss yaR
gas.
Sobrinos de POvtiHa San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
L1GNE DE HAvRE.BoRDEAux A HAITI

AdemGs de Las antiguas | meas recalar& men
sualments Z esta isla uno de los vspores de
la Compania on solicitud de Aetes.
PAsAJEs TRAsATLANTICos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
c. A r r Ell ES

con las pesas medidas del Sistema Me-
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL.
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas nOveda-
des y Sc esperan mas del extranjero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y Ltografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las exi-
gencias Baratura en- los precios; elegancia
en- la ejecuci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
AGENCIA MUSICAL
CENTRIC ARTIST lcO
RAMON SARRlERA.
foRfALEZA l&-TIENDA.


- PIANO1.-Se
aeahan do recihir
Dmagni6eos, eonstrui
dos exprufeso para essos paises.
HkllAse IN suxTIDo xr.xaARxi.
mfo = vARIApo en- Tabarstss do
rejilla. .iisiaIerss. Caadsleros de
Aroaes. dOrados. y d MIGUEL,
0sa1gs<s de- uiqusl. Cebrs, zs-
sls&es. Cnrdss y Ffsilrus pafA
karraF 10. msfilloA &c. 60.
7 ea Aarsea fesa n vasto
'ugsias De lAs dl,'nas noseda5es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-31
SE VEN DE-

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aaa "a. ss assas , is,s. aSsasisisss ssgasssse
90. tsaa salssaaes ssassA4 asssssas Gassias#ssss
lmssas6saa 90 ii VI saaE laasssss Yen
assa ~ sxasas IA aaaAa saa a4aaAaas . ~
hpaa3s mxe sAsssa
II
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
TIE WILL oF CHARLES cR0cKER.

San Francisco Aug 29.The will Of Charles Crockcr,
second vice-president Of the southern Pac c Railroad
Company was fled IN the Probate Co hi aft rnf On.
Mrs Mary A Crocker. The widow. Is appointed eXecu-
trix The estate Is worth something over S@5,2jOOOO'
divided as follows Real estate, - 100000 stocks and
bonds $4,000 900: accounts, 81 800 GOO; prumssory
not,s ss 800 coo: cash. 100000 The tcstatof de-
clares that the entire estate Is community properly and
his wife is ent tied to half In addition she Is be-
oueafhed two houses. one In this city, and the
other in Sacramento number OF rel
atlvas and family servants are provided for The
testator leaves 10 his George Crocke all he had
advanced 70 him for business onequarer If the res due
= ,ot, y, bis sons Charles F. and William H. Crocllcr
The remainder is 10 De invested for his daughter, Mrs
L. L. Alexander, of Newly ork
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
INDICTED ZOE SIZZLING cHURcH FUNDS
A MILLINERY SALESMAN ov 4 SMALL SALARY

MI LINERY SALESMAN IN oMAb" 0@AANA'''
lives ~ A III HLy TUrNIsHFn HoUs'.
Edward F. stewart over whose action as treasurer
OF the Washington square Methodist Episcopal Church
thero has been much discussion. was arrested yes
;erday by Detective Herman on bench warrant
from the Court Of General Sessions siewaT Is
millinery salesman, and has been travelling ior ms
employers. Hill Co.. and had Just returned 10 MS
city when he arrested. The indictment was
found on July lG. Charles z. Hadden who makes
inc complaint, Is a builder at No. 102 South ruth
ave He is trustee Of the Washington square
Church. and says that Mr.. stewart was elected the
treasurer Of the church In December 1852 There was
debt Of over 81 900 the church, but In l554 The
money raised to pay the debt Mr. stewart receiver
the money but It Is charged that he did not pay OIL
one Of the mort cages, amounting to S3.loo "h'ch
was held by John NJ Anderson. OF FoIdham-ave.
aud One-hundrcd- and seven ty-eighth-st. An entry
was made in the treasurers accounts In March, or
April 1885, that the mortgage had been paid and
cancelled The trustees Of the church believed the
treasurers statement that the money had been paid,
and It was not untl last March. when the interest
on the mortgage not promptly paid by Stew
art that the trustees learned that the debt bad not
been paid.
Bail was fixed at $1,000 but Stewart was unable
to obi ain a bondsman yesterday. The prisoner Is
about forty years old. He has always borne the
reputation of an honest man He was for several
wears one Of the most active members OF the Wash
incon Square Church He took an active part I'D
all the church affairs and taught Bible class OF
young men. More than year ago, the trustees
say. It was discovered that he was involved In
financial trouble with the church, but the matter
was kept quiet. John d. Sayback who IS the sun
day-schOol superintendent made everything good and
stewart left the church and the city Attention hal
been first attracted by his expensive manner ci iv-
lnr lie rented large house In Chares-st. ana
furnished It richly. Then it was learned that he
had borrowed largely Of the church members
lie was a clerk In millinery house, said
member of the church yesterday, " and his income
was small but he was thought TO have M ans ont
side OF that. understand that be secured about
81 600 OF Mr. Sayback. who took mortgage on
SIC warts furniture, but tic furniture was sold ana
Mr Slavback never got anything from il, but be
was wiling to let that pass rather than make the
trouble publicp
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

cOvrpvvrvr rVDfCArtONS-F0G 2i HorRS.
vAsgrycrox Anz %. 10 D m-For Maine. NeN.Hamp-
shire Vermont and Eastern New.YorK fair excep light
oc rains IN the northern portions "armer ioiio"ei
Tnurs av ngin nOri hrrn port Gus o vermont ana
Eastern N-w.Ynrk by cooler weather westerly nds
Fo- Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecticut New"
Jersey Eastern Peansvtvtnia. Delaware and Maryland
fair And warmer: southwes ery winds.
For virginia AMI Norh Carolina. tar and slightly
For south Caro.na ani Georgia. rain nearly stationary
tenDsrllure
For Eastern Florida and Eastern local rams nearly
stationary temperature.
For Western Florida Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA
Arkansas and tennessee nearly stationary tenpera
tGre.
for Kentucky rain fair weather in the northeast
ern portion ne rly stationary tsln Per'tGre
For West virginia, Ohio. Western Penn'ylvanii' ann
We tern Ncx.Yors far preceded in Western New-foTS
by t cal rams, cooler preceded N Western Virginia
by weatIei.
For lniian, anil Illinois. fair. except In ths extreme
southern portion. run nearly salionary temperature
For Michigan, far and coOor' followed oy WARMER
weather.
For Upper Michigan and Wisconsin. fair ana warmer.
For Minnrsota Eastern southwestern Dt>'ti' hir'
except 10 tho northern portions gn o'a rains eooer
preceded In D. stern Mune-otA bv warmer We lther.
For Iowa Missouri ani KAnst+ lar exoept ~ southern
Mssourl light rains sisht.y warmer
For seDraskl Colorado lar. nearly stationary tem
paFatGra
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
iorm OF the Union Labor party. The following was
also included In the platform and adopted:

iorm OF the Union Labor party. The following was
also included In the platform and adopted:
That as the war revenues were laid 20 carry on the
dueuon OF the until the bonded war debt
OIL ana other claims equably due the soldiers and We
acmand that Congress shall al such additional
laws as VIII Immediately stop the dumping upon
us OF the great surplus flood Of ignorant immoral crml
nal pauper. convict and contract immigration.
Mr. FLOWER Is WAITING TO READ THE SLATE
New life was given to the Democratic Headquarters
yesterday Oy the appearance of oswell +. Flower and
William H. Barnum Hereafter the utmost secrecy
Is TO be mant aned by the Democratic managers
the campaign subscriptions, II could not be learned
Just what the amount Of Mr. Flowers Gift 10 the
campaign fund Is to be- That will depend materially
upon the result Of the Democratic State COnven on,
for Mr. Flower is reported to be sorry for his hasiy
action In refusing the nomination for Lieutenant
Governor three years ago, and Is ready to
take second place the ticket what
he Is willing 10 pay for II has not been stated but
Il is a sum large enough to make bis nomination a
probability. Mr.. Bsrnum came to this city, II was
said, to look the field and to hold a short
sultaton with Colonel Brce. hoping to infuse some
energy into the sluggish and wearsome work at head
quarters. Congressman Scot. has positively declared
that he viii not for Congress this fall He lays
his decision i'll health. and he certainly looks pae
and worried The eight OF the campaign, "a far as
1t has gone has evidently fallen heavily upon him.
(for other Political Ne1s Fra and second Pa0.s.)
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
SELECTIONS fROW THE MAIL.

PARTISAN ZEAL LEADS THE POST AsTRAY.
TO the Sd to- OF Thf tribune.
Sir; In Its zeal to aid The canse which 1t has so
vigorously espoused, 'fhr Evening POST published
the names OF a number OF woollen merchants, who It
claims, are IN favor Of Cleveland and tariff reform,
among them the Grm Of Wright Co. Unless this
Information was CLEANED from the directory / an at a
loss to know how they go the name Of our concern.
In fact am heartily In favor Of Harrison and Pro-
lection, believe that the attack on the very funda
mental principles Of Protective system made by
the present Administration, IN the name Of tariff re-
form" Is menace TO manufacturing interests and
indicates policy dangerous TO the welfare OF the
country. | have taken the pains to obtain The views
Of all the wO0llen manufac urers ard dcalers with
whom | come Tn contact and have yet 10 find one
who does not fully agree Gttb me on this important
issue Yours respectfully. +. II. WRIGHT.
No. 354 CaDal-st, New-lork, Aug. Is, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
and address.
ULEL

RRFwsTEa-At Fast Orange y j. August ~. Charles ..
Funeral services =, N. ias rs. ienc IS Burnetst Thur
da AuEus, 80. on errvs Of 1918 train from Christo-
Inermrnt at Brook i.IL Mass
BrwLEYAnxat 29 at gorrh,% am S;c n u ossaon Ale L
RDYyErr-On Tue. tty Aurtsr o. AZ Hastings II nd-
.on. Hannah A. below wi. OF John B. Bennett, dangh-
Re arves and freDls to attend the iun.ra SER
reformed church It .astmks-o Hndson
cHANpLIS-At Tlvon. NevYork. Haoni-. wife OF C. H.
Fun,rsi VIII t,2e place saturday September l. at
o'clocx.
dav evenin, August 90 Elizabeth L. Wl!mArth wife o,
FSp-r service, At her lat. resdsncs Nc l64 Prospect
place. THURSDAY. at 3 o'clock p IL.
InIerOent private
DhAKE-At southampton. l. l.. August 20. Juls A.
xn,,ss 20 Of 0f fuS.rsl wn; II; h.1sais.f nsiss
Hartford roan- papers please COPY.
GODDHUE-Tn RacsrorL Ihnos Maria WHO OF Ephr1iA
Goodhue. aged So yeare.
FoorE-At Air near Canton Centre Conn on AasasS
Interment private 10 Gresnwood
KIrcHINe-At Bono Algeria on the goth inst J. How
ard kuchinE
LANE.Angu. IS s sarat.ga H,rvsy sraaOurn Lam.
The Wesleyan a,.sT'sy a,atIs'S.a assS.1 onH'
Z M.oS S,Gs @ IS Y asa s h'A ''
ranerai. Tear.iay, Aqsa,t g.; a'a D. nj.
Uuca. y. " papers please COPY
willow Ot the ate lpln hreks, IN hos 'oea yo~''
Intermeut Ia reeH ~OOi
McGOWAN-Jane in Jersey City. on tho goth inst. sa
d-ny dvseutery, for fifteen years tathiui servshs
In Ihe IA nily OF tue t.ts Joaatsan rhor"e
PIERS Non We n..tly August 30 Mary Frances. wi o
of Jua,on Per.on. and eldest daughter oil the lats
W,llari Trall Of cherry Va leg. =, 49,, .. .
Funeral services late rssience 2lO Presdent-s-s
brooklyn y. Y. FrI !ly, Al a 3lst ~ ooV N
Interme1t al coavrnsn Of the family.
prNNETr-.t Dobb, Ferry on weincs'ay August %.
sarah Nh tlncK Tow o. loan Punnett, And daushtS,
OF the late Nilnam Wtitl0ck. IT,
N-iice o. funeral Greater
IL il r-que~ted thlt no aOwors be sent
sHORr-At Montcialr y. j.. August 2e, wm. q. Short
Ra,y.s Aud friend. are avtei The funeral troa
h. .ts resdeuce Cues ST.. Friday. August 81 Al
D.
Train leaves Cham hers St. az l. 10 D. M
$ At depot o. srrivai "f Vsh.
COrtl and. Y. Y. papers please copy
WELDon the evening OF August 81 lsss ths rsctery
Rverton Y. T. 18th year o. his age Rev. Horstao
Haul gs Weld. D. ID. .,, o,....
rnnsr. Cnrlst Caurch. Rverton. Friday. Slstns,,
a. il;l5a
Inter nent at MoarestOwn. " J.
Tran Lea Mark-t-st terry AT 1880.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
GENERAL HARRISON FISHING.

Toledo, Ohio Aug e9.--A Middle Bass dispatch
to :" The Blade says The people Of the ISLANDS
and indeed the citizens OF Ohio and Michigan. are
looking forward with great interest to reception
TO held at Put InB Bay Dcxt Friday afternoon Ihc
Indications are that thousands will be present from
all over Northern Ohio and Eastern Michigan. tx
Governor Foster says that the reception VIII De
purely informal but that the idea is TO SATISFY inc
popular demand General Harrison While be
Is IN tbs section. General Harrison has 1oi agired
TO make formal speech, but may talk few minu'es
Cd Perry's victory John Brown. ir.. son OF John
Brown Of Harper's Ferry fame, will b. present -
take prominent part In the reception. lie lives
ou Putin Bag Island.
General Harrison ann a party OF friends l"ft here
this afternoon for Point Pelce and the anahlan
waters, whero theJ will spend day fishing with
rod and line.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
SHE MUST Pay HER B0ARD BILLS.

william Flefon business manager for Pearl Eytinge
the author-acucss araicnoi in tht Tombs Police
Cour, Yesterday charge o. .arccut on Tuesday
Fieron anI lawyers cieE called 0n W. T. Bemis of
No 40 Frankin-st. and asked for MIS-, Eytnge's
fage certificate and private papss and letters
which wiki other col.alelal weI. htI jv Mr. Brms
security for balance OF $50 owed by Mss Eytnge on
sn old board bill Fcrou Houslshcd the $50 his hand
and said he had 10 settle.
The uarer- were handed over 70 the lawyers clerk,
who passed Flcron and told him IN take them
20 Miss rynqc while hc 1anrd 10 c'tt th' natter with
Mr. Bcmi- Heron olered imme eliaf'ig. bu Mr. B-ms
.,assd arer hm and had hin ei Justice Pow
u,red Ferou i the custody Of M SPELLS cy counsel
untu the confIaiuant could secure hi-meAt 10 the
civil courts establishing lien against tte papers, which
for the present hell Dy Justice Power Bem alleges
that Feron and Miss Eytnge anxious 10 the
uapers because their publication might prove inimieal
10 her success play Two Womcn," which Is soon
tn be produeel
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
presented the following summary;

Time of deberation, minutes So 3-4 seconds.
This afternoon 1t claimed that Ms. iugsley,
being the wife OF the station agent awarded the Two
prizes railroad mems babies leaving the rest oht
in the cold Mrs. Pugsley, who is hnc-looking,
pOtly woman Of pleasing address, said In an inter
view that the judges decided Oh a basis OF beauty
alone and the whole committee acted harmOnlousy.
Among the premiums cattle, leading prizes were
awarded to John B. butcher Tor Hols'eins' second
prizes to David Sherman for the same breed Mrs.
Daniel b. Halght took leading prizes for Dnrhans'
and f. ~ Howel's Guernseys took all the prHcs IN
that class Mr. Howell will send his prlze-takers 10
the State Fair.
The broadsword combat this afternoon was hardly
worth seeing MI rite Peek t!ckled the farmers and
their wives and daughters by standing uI on Two
running horses and driving them han mlle at me
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

and run br,nche, % me more thichy
populated portions Of the west division InS
board Of directors Andrew Onderdonk OF Newfoks
James Ross Of sherbrooke, Que. william d. Howaros
John j. p oDc.i. Jsnes Deerine. George T. Wills ana
william @. Mccormick. OF Chicago. Heary T. fooD'ho
and Charles L. Brooks are lncorporato but not dectors
ST. Paul. Mimi, Aug. % Tho Pioneer
Prcssss winnipeg dispatch saws: On the
opening OF the LEGISLATURE yes'crdsy
afternoon Lieutenant Governor Schultz ann"uncen
the agreement with the Northern Pacific Raroaa Tor tns
completion OF the Rod River Valley road which he SAID
would effect large saving TO Manitoba farmers upon their
wheat exports Al the opening session the agreement was
presented and discussed the caucus Of Liberal me-
bers last night the agreement rstined-23 70 mo
agreement vii New YORK at once Tor rauhca-
on by fbe directors o the Northern Pacific IL Is now
intention OF the Northern Pacific TO locate Workshop
befo
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
HOW FARHoN CANE TO DE SHOT.

To the Edftor OF Ihe TrtbHne
Sir: Not wishing the icad,rs OF your paper to
think the farmers Of Ulster County as boodthlrsty
a set as Francis Farron. IN his interview with your
reporter at Bell vue Hospital on Monday, would
lead them to think, beg lsave to correct. On June
"a, Francis Farron. while n an intoxicated condition
tof a weeks sandng, attempted break In the door
Of the house Of Bradley Morse the Flatbush lisco
road and on being warned to leave replied with oahs
and demanded admlttance. a pistol shot wa fired
TO frghfen him, but as he didn't scare worth a
cent" another shot was fired and he was hit in the
sbdomcn Morse called bis neighbors and when they
aifiN ed came out with ll,ht, finding the man lying
by the roadside A doctor summoned from
Glasco and after examination the man was carried
Into q barn. The Coroner summoned and the
man declaring that ." he believed he was about to
dle7 his anie-mOrtem statement was taken IN which
said that he did noi know who shot him. and that
he was trying 10 kck the door down for nonsense
and that he had been dr king beer aud whi'fey'
that he had worked for Charles Schultz, !r In brick
yaId All Of the above statements h. ha'I con
radlcts III his story to yOus reporter. Which Is tile
lie say.
lie brought TO Saugcrties receiving care ana
medical attendance for aboui days. In the mean
time the Coroner held " In Iuiry' to ascertain as
to Bradley Morse's culpalilty. The next morning.
Farron fed haless and coatlcss but in few days
rcturned. remained a short Tim" ard then went away
FOR good. After his departure the jury rendered
the following verdict: "1hat he was wounded on
tho night Of June - 1855. By pistol sho ir9n ihe
defence OF himself and prop''ty.' , , -.
The panel IN Mr. Morse door was broien ana as
with his fist glass In the front door Of another house.
and being admitted asked tor q lnk o. wafer
Coroner IN lister Co., y. Y.
saugertes " Y, Aug 23, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
Special Noilres.
Rest 06ce 'voiice


Should read daily - mtsrested. a. chanses NAP
'ceLs 1 shS Or sn eoune. need no. be specially s
dressed for dspaten particular steamer esceps
asiS'1 1ent oy te' tSe iastest vessels ssiila6le.
,n-ogp.iy IN al cases, a. tAl, onee as Follows:
THUK~DAY-At0 a. m. Tor Germany. Aastri. Denmsr..
Gel ert Via HAMBURG QeEtse. FOR otlsr Euross.a
sS1n5'Ss g. Girsctss va psy py 1"S Gs.err =" a.
Hs ST ,ts:s Is% ,nS, in eF Sn' a Tor hs :..a sas
Santiago, CuDa. per steamship Cieniu -gos; ss u M
?s ysae1as. Al caraS. per Steamship xsr:lIsttsr. es
Of % @ sor " fsr ar S. ss
sap lse. from Batnlre (etters must 70 direct
psr stssmer ro II ,iitin a: s:sJ :. 81 Pisfrs-
M.queion per steamer fro n dah'ah
countries VIA Br4l!. for 81 r1ona, and 81 croiK-
Deusrars, vii Bar6ado- per steamship Al snea. tro.a
Newport News nettess 'cr otasr vi "'.awsra i:iAnas
ior r' SSoSr SS S''Ss' SSs .te,.sS stra VI.
~. S's,' @u O b. airec,e Der Erus a $50 n foe
Grss! F5s irs ss x s.'a r. s:n al S.ar%..y
Psr s4sa'a nipe "; ssa!h1asssa ,a! . an s.'nsa
ior Fr,uc, srincrl.s. Italy, spain ami POrtasAl:
IL Tor th7 's.i,r.it. y. n,terd'n a. s,e steam
sap haam ue.tsr' au. DO areltet 90 IA. ,.
4,S.a" Al 10 Tor Genital AmercA aud sout a
Pacific port. por Ieln-llj Colorado. uA Asplas.a,
s'es iS' 10 S1s'.r ~ ,r HI. s .: 4rSs,s s p'r ,s
Fer ss 'H2 Sp r. AZ and q s Iss an y ssS
Prn- MaurIt- t-tters must dircc ls,t
"per Prins Mauuts -. AZ IL IN. iti,n AMI Dutch
Guau n.n. SGroms, DsnsrsrS At o. %.
Tor Guatemala Ani Puerto Corez. por steamship Prof.
Mrse ttJn New. oreaua
SUNDAY-At for rruxlio per steamship +. Otsri
IT., rom New -Ore .nA
Mails iOr Chn, aad japan per tsamship oceanic tfro
RrAnoiseol close a,re septsmber - a. A'So N.
Mad. hNw a!lla ist per steamship Au,tG. .ls
(is5n = FfanClscs,, her. Segt-m ,er IS ~
=. Mails ior Australia. Ne"Lesizai, HAWAIIAN. fpt
aad SamUtn lsl.uts. steamship Narpess ttsvnt
kr4nciscOl 10. 4:jU "a ~
(or ea arryai Nork OF steamship AuraHiA with
Islands per aap TIooc hlrd iron san Francisco)s
oloso Scptrnb~f 20. IL n Malls for Caoa ny
r2h Tampa flA. AL theacs BY steamer. via ksy
Vest FLA. close a. tats ohso iAlf at 25O
e schs Iulr VI closing OF Trans Pacific MATHS n ARRANGED
on tne DIe-umpoa 81 their uninterrupted svsrand rsn<
g. Fran Mails frOu the East arriving time al
San Franei-co the dIr OF sailing of steamers dis
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post Oaics New York. August II, lsss.