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JUST OPENED, sOTs handsome Cheyioteel
suits tor gentlemen, at price.
GLo. &. HRNNING,
40 7th street. n. W.
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Az scr for the RELIEF c, Thomas snsr xond

Fsr .nnrfed bg fbs Eoo,J 81 Ir n1s,naI WHoI.
o. Common Cosneit Of me CRY OF WashinssJa That
me spm OF seventy five dollais be, and the same il
hereby, appropriated out Of the general f nd 10 en-
able the Mayor TO pay to Thomas small wood the
county due him under acts of this Corporation
sIpy OF the United Ststes in cons Quence OF his
having been drafted ON the quota of this city under
the CAL OF the President of December 10 issl
Approved, April 26. ISL ~ -
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EASE TO TIE FBKT.-Fo- Corps and other
oiseases ~ the feet witt DIR. Whites establish
ment, U.s. 18th street, opposite Z. 8. Treasury.
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TIE CSPRHcKDENIED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
hosen d 70 secure also the agency OF the I'm
(which stitch alike on both sides Of the fabrc.)
Either of those machines are first class; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
on very accommodating terms. aud warranted
by 4. & j. Rosenthal, No. 40 Seventh street.
r. S.-The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine
's well adapted for heavy work, such asIedther,
clothing, etc, as IL is for all kinds of family sew
,Dg. and we would call the attention OF shoe
makers, tailoIs, Carriage trmmers, &C., to this
fact.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Doors AND
SHoEs.-BeiDg fully determined to reBnquish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST Of June I
am now Offering my complete stock at prices
less Ii AN cost OF manufacturing.
d. RosKSTHAL, NO. 404 It'll street.
CAUTIos.-Be1ar. Of Inpo,.ors A. some un-
scrupulons parties are in the habit Of stating
that their places of business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
no connection with any similar institution IN
this city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, All 7th st., between ID and r.
CowIEe's PATENT NRCKTIR FASTENER for
sale whoiesals and retail a. the Original Francs
tSl Ith street, between ID and Z. No branch
Francs, s31 18th street The cheapest Store In
The city. No branth stores.
GREAT vARIFrY IN wHITe SHIFTS --one, two
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
IN front or In bAck--all siEes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 431 It'll street,
ct Popular Prices. No branch stores.
BUY TEE CRLIBRATxD "FaANon COLA Rs,
only at the Original Francs, 43I tn street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. a.
HEnPLKR has all kinds Thermometers and
barometers. 5.-t ~
OAIJpoRUIA CArAwH. WIZ nm dranob, n,
Miller's, go 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows'
Hall. 822:
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The grand musical and floral drama. Z, he
Followed BY comic drama. az wallis o era
benefit Of 81. Dominies Sunday school, viii 10
y pleasant affair,
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To TIGHTEN the hair IN the scalp ard kean it
Hair Remover.
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CHILDRGN's SUITS, in Linen Lawn and Mar
settles; alsO, fine Imported Dresses and sold At
low figures, at q. BAUN's Undergsrment Fac
tory.
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SENECA QUARRIEs.

THE Maryland FEErsTQSE n Al
2 tsg.-. 81. COMPANY go =.
Have on hand and Saw 20 order Piatfc rms, Sters
y tpdow Cape end sffis Door siils, shier, gfaf
Tabs, &c pms, fsggine, ira etnn cnrb.ns; also,
soueh Stocks o. all dimensions. Good sound stone
q bffdess, kailreaf work. harxes. an all hesyy
u asonrv Work. bnhble suitable for cellar MAIDS,
tanfe Rutbie wolk Churches. War. houses and
rther heavy bufdir gs, walis, and all Jobs where
strength and durability arc required
once and yard corLoI and % n stree.sN W
nlA m Win Wv. HAYDEN, Secretary
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An ACT TO csute seyen eeRth Sweet went To

an hCI TO cauCe Eeyep eeRth ssreet wet to he
graded from strc It mort 4 % the 30 Ipda-y
Be ~ erdtfs6 ~ the Board IF Aldermen oud Bo1r5
~ Common Council or The Ci.y = Woshin gtor That
ne SUN OF three ,1ouslnd dollars, or so much
ttereoi es may be Dece1sa-y- be- and tae came is
hereby appropriated out OF the funds of the first
Wad' Tor Inc purpose Of grading sevelteentb
str eet vest, roLI N street north TO the Boundar,
me ork 70 b. done in accort with Law
ApproYed. Al. L III --es.He low.
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NIhfoRe PROM JAPAN.-Sixty-fye prominent
yspanese arrived m Chicago SATURDAY direct
IRON 1spsn, and len that afternoon for W ,sh-
around the world INC" ZIP
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HAVE tust received our new styles of CO..
ssts. Also, full assortment of The y. B. 2.
C0rsets, which / sell at reasonable prices. O..
BAUM, 400 9TH street, Corset Manu- Acturer.
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SPKIEa CoLoRa.-I have just recei red a large
assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids, in new
shades. CBAs. BAUM. 40S It'll street.
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LADIES SUITS made 10 order from s6 up; also,
SUITS Tor Children and Masses, at U. Baum's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4O8 eth street.
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Act for the reljsf of 4, ya,so.,

Be AZ eraet.d by the Bsard Of Aidsgs,7sn ami Bo1rd
9 tsMT7oH CoEa1,I Of the City + WnshfEg ION That
the Collector OF Taxes be rueted - corr. The
charge yafrst L.. WaldeCseT, cmoun.Ibe &c fift.~n
dofars Tor tax enron ously assesse age inst him
Tor foot pavement he having paid the imnroyen ant
hlasef. IApproYed, April IL lSII
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FINE Shell, Rubber, French. Gilt and plate
Hoop Earrings, new style, received AZ Pr,gu's
POLAR store, No. i59 Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 9Th streets.
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IBE CoMBTsED KICsISGs AND PARRPA-RosA
NrfsA 1RoUPEs have been very successful
nnoer zoe man2 Lerent Of Messrs q. ID Hess A,
Co., ana are aboHt ~ close one Of the mcst
prosperous ses oDsOf English opera ever krovn
In tbs country. Thew VIII appear at tfs Ma
ftoDal Tbe1ter. IN this city, next yeek 1fyins
six evening performances and a matinee.
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Odeon Hail.

CLOTBrHGi
nice fitting SUIT can ALWAYS be found AZ p
Wailsch's, Cdeon Hall, corner Al street and
Penney wanna avenue.
Handsome Suits, all cOlors, qualities and STYLES
Of American and imported Cloths and CASH
meres.
Alo, a large stock OF Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Bet stock of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
IN the city.
Gents Underwear a speciality.
p. WALLACH, OdeOn Hail.
corner ~ street and Penn avenue.
OdeCT Hall fi.on mn
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.S AcT granting certain privileges to John !


be ~ enacted By the Bodrd cfAIJsrn,ea and Bo1,d
- common COunftt Of the Cry Of WdShtaEfoa Tn Al
permits on be and the is hereby ersntfd Tnhn
) georges 70 erect irene porch ard bath room ip
the rear OF his PIE mics, No 2lis Pennsyyanis
nne taid porch and bath room 10 Continue dnr. no
the pie71ure OF this ooTrorstioa: PToriftd Thst
ne &C as NJ OF the Prtient Of the United States be
drst obtained. Tkpnrored GnriI o. IL, VIC
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TEE eighteenth matiree musicale OF the
Washington Conservatory Of Music takes place
~ the First Congregational church this even
ing, WREN programme containing many OF the
nnest selections OF the best masters will be
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Walls OPEBA HoUsK-Msnseer Barton
bAs eDected an engagement with the Chapman
SISTERS. WHO Viii appear At Wall Opera House
% Jack Sheppard, or the Idle Apprentice MT
q. ". Bishop, An old favorite with the Law ooer,
Of this city, viii play the part OF Mrs Sheppsrd
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FROM Laneran, Ogilvie Il Co. we have thu
ScafheTn Magazine for June: also the Ameriean
edition OF the HestmiEsteT Rerissg for April.
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TARLoR Chickering Grand Piano for sale
at Princes, 1905 Pennsvlvanis avenue.
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tt DE- TBoI al OCT. TTB will arpear T.
tleIr Hrst Pc bic OnceTt a. Linc0'u Hai'on newt
Nedne- cay evening. ard those OF - friends
woo nave sol CT bed may "0ns;der themselves
fOrtn~a!e- rhe gentlemen who comr 7-e the
cCsette are well knOGD IN our city % -0'oists of
merit, sri great treat is ensured when N ~
sTpe3r Ia chorus. They will Re Sssisted Nv
Mrs EDWIN DrCcP and Mrs. j. Heni1.,to1
IAN Jam >, e1eh or whom are cultured voc .Iist5
ARD have teen eItbusisSiic Nv received
Wherever they have aFpe Ired in concert. In
addition 10 the music by the ortetts there wiu
De piano solO by Mr.. ri. @. sherman the d.
rector OF ~ Choral Society, and solos by Mrs.
Dioop and elrs. all ann respectively. We are
not aware that tickets will be for saIa AZ fhe
coor on The evening Of the performance. but we
imagine that no one will be refused sdmIssion
...om tie "a - that they are not 81 bscTibers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-22

BAsR BALL-Pdsts rs. Ndtional-On Sstur-
to Baltimore TO play the return game With the
Pashmes, the nrst having been played m Wash
ipgton the preceding Saturday, when the Ma
donals won by score OF II to 10. There was A
- witness the game. The score was az fol-
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DEATB Rom TBK CARELKss HANDLING OF
FIRBARns.-A eOiOred t1y about IA Years OF
sge. nsmed Thornton jefferson. who resides on
Cedar street, on the square bounded by ) and
i and Hth and 18th streets north west, was
handing pis'ol on Saturday afternoon, when
The charge was accidentally exploded and the
ball entered bis forehead, killing him instantly
An inquest wPs beld. and a verdict returned in
accordance Nth the above facts.
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TBE BRITIsH MEMBERS OF the Joint Hish
Commission haviug vacated the Philip mansion.
on X street. whore they have been residing
While in this city. large quantity OF table fur
niture, glassware. wines, &c, has been for
vsrded to Mes-s. Lstimer q Cleary. auction
eers: STAB buildings, and will be sold by them
on Thursday.
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AN ACT to enable the MAYOR TO nav the Iaborer, =,
the &c 1ter Market for the month OF December lS.0
q, ~ ~ enacted ~ ths Board Of Aldermen aud Board
o. Common Ce,tne1Lot Iae CRY Of WashinFton That
The sum OF i've hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as MAJ be Ieee sary be, and the same is hereby
arpfopristed out OF The general fund to enable The
Mayor 10 pay the LAHORE rs employed at the Centar
market du, ing the me nth oi December $50
ApErov ed /, April Is, ls7l
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ROBBERY OF CARPET.-Ssturday morning at
focloek, the house OF X. Lossno, on eth street.
between ID and streets southwest was enterai
by thieves, and about 500 worth OF hue Garnet
stolen. The case was reported to Detectives
MeDevitt and Coomes. and last night they ar
rested colored man named Sam Thomas who
bad been seen by another coIored man going
towards the river With q csrDet. The CARPET
vas found at bis house In an alley near 9th and
l. sire ete southwest.
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BASE BALL.-The Olympics, OF this city. NAV
the lawmakers, OF Troy, this afternoon. isSs
record OF the game will be found on THE SrAR
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Williams.
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TEE EMPLOYEES Of the Government p,,r,,,,
once sre raising funds for q bronze h,.t -,
Benjamin Franklin. to be placed in the 80
extension OF that building Nv"
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hNAtT eri'tiDs certain privileges to John r. Guy
be ~ thdclsd ~ he Board of AIDE, men dsd 600r5
~ common Cotsacii 81 me City Of RaShtngton That
eimiss'on be. aud n hereby, granted John CIV
g eIsta fane hoare on part OF lot No. g. IN SQUARE
No "a 1t beng on the west side Of Twelyy- four n
s.rtet weat, between N aud N street no, IN: Pro
rt6ed The conEent Of the President of TIE UnitTd
states be first obtained. IApproved A priI o. ISL
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~ EIGHT POOR plate show case, counte,
scales, and Tufts patent cottage shape marbl.
soda fountain, for sale at Princes Bazaar, 100,
PeDDsy .Vania avenue.
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Az Ac1fnrthn roIi.

Bs II sHoc'ed ty ihs Board Of Aldermen AMI Soo,d
~ Common Co"Hcu Of the Ctfy Of Wnsktg tfoa That
ne tcm on iweHtyfour dollars and Atty cents nav
atle cut oil The water uUd be and the same H. ere
hy, Appropriated, to paw aid amount TO Fred.risk
Iodlns O." 'Tbuf ~ . y. The payment OF an er-
roptots srsn - -s.7-. GDon suo- division A. 4
or'elns 10 No = rs square rorth of square No SIS
Tor The !aN Ia Of at ~ mai7. TO part of !. hjr
eounc ne se'd subd Vision Ca lot No 8 as IN De
seen ny the accC npaByirg Plat s1d e ton
Approved, LpriISS 1874
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An Acr for the relief 81 Jsmes r u.,s,

Be II eHdc,fd ty The Baard o. AheTD.sa and 6oo,S
- Conblon Council Of ING CIV Of Vashingtoa rha,
hereby. appropriated, payable ont of the gerer,l
upd to enable Inc MAJ ray thu said aTscunt 70
james u. Usher. who IL en- tiled thereto under ats
~ the orporaton passed in 1864 and lsf5 ay
ofLi having been drafted and furni sht abs in,s
FOR military service in the quna OF this CITY nna
the call OF the President Of July Is, 1864
Approved. April rs ISL
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TEE BIDS for furnishing 300 tons nj soft coal
70 the Bureau Of Engraving and Priating we're
q. j.. Sheriff. Cumberland Coal and Iron Mining
Co, IS; hsyneld & Hueston, Hanpsbire asd
Baltimore Co., 81 IS; Howard & &C.. Hamp-
shire ard BALTIMORE Co. ~ ~: McOuads Il
Mclaughlin, IS 20; : p. Brown & son Georges
Greek, - 20; John Il. TUrtOn, Hampshire and
Baltimore Co, S357. The succe- stuI competi-
tors were bessrs. s. r. Brown & Son, TO whom
the award was made
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CITY ITEMS.

GREAT BARGAINS in trimmed Hats ara Bor-
nets, at NJ. Williams.
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be ssutd to II Watson for three lnontbs "
Bt ~ endclef ~ the Beard f ALdrr,nsa and Bor,a
o. Gnnltn Cota,,. Of "a. Ciiy Of Washtnston, That
the Mayor be- and be 10 hereby autho ed 10 cause
license 10 be issued to II. r. Watgop 10 G ,nya,
This CITY for the sale OF Zsll. Popular Encyclopsdi,
TOR the TeriCd Of ihree months after he shal have
paid into the trs asury of the alton the sam
Of ten dollars for said license
Approved. ApTii II. ISL
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FIRST RfGINsST, NATIONsL GUARD>-A
n ztipy o. Te'egaf-s from the five companies
ARE 1dy rized OF the new regiment Of vol
untsers row IOrripg in this Gag, was held at
the St. James Hotel on Saturday evening, WREN
Col g. n. Alexander v-se >escd Colonel And
Richard r E'oVrer 40 ,utlnt. O. the FIRST
Regiment. M orr' Gu> ID, end each made A
lev remarks sccepilg e 0sitiOn rendered
Tim Captain lloyd, Lieutenant PulFSki, q ID
fain n. Il. Burrows Captain 3. r. McAuvea,
mit:ee on uniforms
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~ nPHe- I'd. MIncher, kekiongas. Fort
wayne scorers-Messrs. Uhthof and Miller.
MARINI's MAY FESTIVAL q, b,s assa,,,,,,
rooms ms evening will be a delightful euter.
beautifni features. 10" anu
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TEE BOWEN BIGAMY CASE, No. 1.-The next
trial OF ex- CoHeTs ssman e.. G.. EOwen, of south
Csro'ipa- for bigamy, will take place here to-
morrow. The prIpcipIl wifne~~cs against him
are from Augusta, Ca, who left there on Il
urday for Washington. Among them are Chief
OF Police Christian, Judge Levy, the ordinary
of the county; Sergeant Hicks, of the police
force, and the LADY Who claims TO he Mrs
Bowen. Mr.. Bowen arrived In this city this
morning In sn esrly train and proceeded to his
resiftnce ON 18th street
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A WYNN
"A JOHN O HOGAN,
mAnuiac OF Window and Verandah Avuines
flsgs, Tents, and Wagon Covers
Special attention given to City and Country resi-
All orders promptly attended to. IT'S Market
Space. ap2l-
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THE TRADES.

~ HATS made to order ct CUNkINGHAMp-
HAT lACTORY Heads fitted by the French
Uylee OF silk Hate made FASHlONABLE
PANAMAS BLEACHED.
spZ Inn No. 923 7th street, between and K
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Od,5I Hal. Ofson nan
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coat and grey pants and vest, and looks onite
cheerful, although little paler than formerly
nh BARRETT OPENED TIE CASE
saying that 1t a terrible rule OF law that the
presumption is alice whenever q case OF killing
occurs, and the burden of evidence is on the
part or the accused 20 prove to the contrary.
Ii has long been question whether the charac
ter OF deceased person in the case OF murder
can be given TO jury. In this case II should he
borne in mind that Bolster had man 10 con.
tend with whose hands we're stained with mur-
der, and that he was justified In meetins bim IN
the character that he bore, that OF desperate
and dan gerous man.
Mr.. Esrrett's argument was in progress when
our rel ort eloeed.
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osorsesowh Advertisements.

I'VE MOST CoN PLHTB AND FAsRIoKABLE
4 DRESS MAKING HSrH eLISH u Efr IN the
city Ladies can be polea with the Ist<ss styles
OF Pstierns 81 the shoUfes notice. Dresses and
Suits made at the most rtAscoRbie rates.
MfSs GoaMAN, an Bulge street,
OSe- 0uim an q Millinery and Fancy Store sass I'm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29
La Industrial en- Ast1rias.

Ha tornado en- Astdfias grandes proper
clones la idustria de aquel pals. En- la i'm.
portante fabrica de hero que los Sres
Duro y compania tienen establecida en-
SamA, la fabrication probable de un alo
en- aquel establecimirnto tai como Sc ha-
LA montado, y contando con los 9o1 ope-
rarios que tiene dentro de la fabrica, vie
ne ser 10 que Sc desprende de las siguien-
tes cifras: f..
2O,7O9 toneladas de lingote de las cua-
las cuales 19, 800 Sc destinan . convertir-
las en- hero laminado, y Ell resto Para fun
dicion y otros usos. =,
5000 toneladas de hierro laminado pa
ra el comercio.
$3.50 toneladas de barras- carriles para
ell ferro-carril del Noroeste Esta produc-
cion tan respectable puede aumentarse mu-
cho mas. Ell jornal medic en- dicha fabri-
ca ba resultado en- el mes de julio 6ltimo
& unos diez reales vellon. ...4.
Adelantan 9mucho los trabajos del fer
ro-carril asturiano del cual hay va casi
terminadas varias secciones que Sc abriran
& la explotacian en- Noviembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29
HORRIBLE SUCESO,

De un peri6dico dc Hong Kong, fecha
l2 de mayo, extractamos 10 siguiente:
"El dia del corriente, IN buque an
tfguamente conocido como el tsDolores
Ugarte, = sali6 de Macao bajo Ell nombre
de s,Don Juan,n con destino al CalIao, con
$50 chinos. Ell dia 6. estando a16O millas
"a S. O. e. de Hong Kong, Sc sdescubri6
que el buque Sc habia incendiado. sin sa-
Der la causa que 10 babia motivado. ,Muy
pronto Igan6 terreno ell 9 emento, incen-
diAndose ell velamen. a pesar de este per-
manecieron cerradas por espacio do una
hora las escotillas, hasta que los tripulan-
tes; incluso el captain, abandonaron el
buque. Solo ent6nces lograron los chinos
leyantar las escostiIas, y saliendo sobre
cubierta, tomaron sus medidas para sal
varse, 10 que no lograron hacer sino so
de ellos, que Sc hicieron de los palos que
flotaban en- derredor del buque. Todos los
dennis perecieron asados. ts+
s'Esta es la relacion de un incidente que
excede en- horrores cuantos han ocurri-
do en- el largo periodic que va de estarse
hacienda Ell tra6co de trasporte de chinos
alPer1.
s9En conexion con este lamentable :su.
ceso; ell gobernador de aquella provincial
ha prohibido que en- 10 successive Sc eztrai-
han cninos, y haj detenido ell envio de
1900 que habia listos para salir La revo-
cacion de ,esta 6rden depende de La inves-
tigacion q1c Sc haga." ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-29
ISLA DE CUBA.
(CoNTINUAcIoN.)


Uno de los primeros colegios establecidos en-
la Habana: muy renombrado fIl6 Ell de Cara
guao para apreciar la calidad de la ensenanza
que en- 81 sc daba, basta leer 10 que sigue ha
sido dicho por uno de los peri6dicos principales
de los traidores 4 la Patria; ell Dem6cratan CON
da %otayo ds Mha faslIaWentS &c p Pedro Fgaere-
maestro de matematicas de San Fernando y al.
guno de los emigradoso mas instruidos consti-
tuyerOn, el n1cheo de los profesores del colegio
de C lrraguao, donde recibieron lecciones "Pedro
Figueredo," Francisco Agtiilera y muchos que
despues han fguradO en- pfimera linea entrol0s
eneinigos de La tiranfa espanola; que de labiOs
de sus maestros vfctinlas casi todos del despo-
tism0, OyerOn Tepetidas veces maximas que en-
tan tierna edad no pudieron menos que grabar-
90 en- sn nlemoria y producira su tempo 81 fru-
to consiguiente. sssfs s
Despues Sc estableci6 81 titulado Ell Salvador
sdirigido por 81 Sr. d. jose de la Luz Caballero.
Algo Y aun mas que algO' sc diiO de este Cole; ..
ensentido de ser anti 6lica anti -nacional sil
ensenanza, y siempre quisieron sus amigos y
sdeVtp4 dekYAnecey esae jwputaciopes como