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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24
Los ultra-reformistas trabaian.
Hemos recibido la siguiente carta.
Prescindimos de hacer los concentrates
4 que Sc presta;
"Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
Toa-alta, ju'sio 80 de 1872.

Muy Sr. milo: Residente algun tempo en-
este pueblo, desde las primeras elecciones
Sc me hizo fgurar en- el partido reformista
haciendome Greer que sus fines eran todos
con Espana y per tenor de los tiros de
que serfa vlctima como otros, dada mi 81
tuacion NADIA favorable. Asl continue de la
meior buena fe, cuando me ha sorPrendi-
do la declarat9ria privada que Sc me ha
hecho explorando mi opinion, de que Sc
contaba conmigo para realizar las ideas
del partido de por la fuerza eohar de aqul
ell poder de Espana.
Mi sorpresa con semejante declarat6ria,
ha caido en- mi alma como una losa, en-
mi calidad de espanol no puedo menos
de hacerlo pdblico para conocimiento de
los espanoles de ambos lados, resolviendo
desde luego ingresar en- ell partido conserva-
dor como defensor de la integridad del ter
ritorio, dispuesto perecer 81 fuera nece-
sario en- defensa de la honra de Espana
81 Sc tratase encubiertamente de mancillar.
Como espanol creo un deber sagrado
hacer pablico 10 inanifestado, pues ningun
espanol debe ser indiferente los ataques
contra Ia patria.
Si ", Sr. Director, Sc sirve disponer la
insercion de esta carta en- su peri6dico, Sc
To- agradecera inGnito s9 atento s. S y
correiigionpariq de hoy mas q
9. R.S. NJ.
.. Antenie vellide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24
o REFIgFA MERgANFIL.
pice 81 Dierio de IA Marina.

~ = 'Ws0A ue "a 44i4f0te1s0 440 8
/ s,AlIm ImeFcado de azGcares ha estado
esta semana tambien algo. ,eancalmado,
consecuencia de haberse ,ct,onfirma.
do las noticias sobre baia ds precios
en- Londres; y aunque los tenedores
cedlsson algan teatEe Dc sas preteHsfp-
pes, los cohpradpres se rsaosttsSron % alll DO
| co dispuestoa Aapfovechar esa !, opor- J. i.
tunidad, por IL incertidumbre en- que
loapoDe q atr6so cpd que 81 reciben
los parties telegrA6cOs por causa de Ia
decomposition del cable entire esta !
Cayc Hueso. 81 4 10 dicho agreramos /
cue 6n i selnana IA habido dos dii,as, i,,
de fiesta, no es de extrafiar one Las
Operaciones realizadaS s0l solo Dan en- 1I hj
sG-w-~-s-~--- 49, -s------- ~-v--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24
sol IARcibo, J que como siempre Sc mos
- ttfAik6sol lfcitos ncOntribdif I tan pia-
dOsa Obra:
Arecibo, 81 de julio de, 1872.
dOsa Obra:

=
Muy Sr. nuestro, en- la necesidad }
convenience general de crear en- ests
sHlasunr Hospital, 1asilo 4 Ia Vez de Be.
u nefcencia para los enfermos y pobres
= de qsofemnfdad; sin embargo de Que los
pueblos estan autorizados para la crea.
cion de iEstablecifnientos de, este ge-
nero en- pequena 8 grande escafa, Sc
gun que sus recursos Sc To- permitan;
y careciendo la Junta Municipal de
5esta localidad delos mas necesarios &
imprescindibles para llevar q efecto
sus proyectos, recprri6 en- el mes de
Abril al Gobierno Supreme de la Isla
pidiendo la competente autorizacion
para'promoser una suscripcion, ape
lando 4 los sentimientos humanitarios
de los habhahtes todos de- -esta Pro-
vincia; y en- 5 de Junio pasado ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador-Superior Ci-
vii tuvo bien acceder 4 los PROPOSE
tos de aquella Corporation concedien-
dola facultades para promover la ex-
presada suscripcion, debiendo en- este
case insertar en- ell peri6dico Official la
relacion de los suscritores y cantida-
des con que cada uno contribuya, 10
mismo que debera .dar en- su dia pu-
blicidad & la recaudacion e inversion
de los fondos, que habra de intervene
el Municipio con la vigilancia & inspec-
cion del Establecimiento.
Tales y tan levantados sentimientos
de munifcencia hacia los pobres de la
Isla por parte de su primera Autori-
dad no podian ponerse en- duda de
quien como nuestro Superior Gober-
nador Civil tiene dadas en- este senti-
do pruebas imperecederas durante tan
tos amos de altos puestos de mando
que hatvenido ejerciendo en- la Madre
Patria 4 e
La Corporation Municipal los ha
acogido con la mayor gratitud y con
ella sus administrados;y y con6a en- que
todos los habitantes de la Provincial
secundaran tan filantr6picopensamien-|
to porque en- todos ellos es caracterfs-
tica y resalta esta preciosa cualidad,
10 mismo que cqantas tienden a las
mas grandes y mobiles aociones.
En tai oonoeptO nos atrevemos a di-
rigirnos V. rogandole Sc sirva con-
tribulr con ell 6bolo que sus caritati-
vos sentimientos le sugieran; y al pro-
pio tempo lie suplicamos coopere por
cuantos medios lie sean posibles q fin
de que sus conyecinos respondan al
indicado objeto de allegar recursos, es-
perando que tanto V. como las demas
personals que contnbuyan a tan sagra-
do prop6sito Sc sirvan aceptar como
{l}ic An}ico page u u ggraetitqd graft mas sincera De
ii9e9s ii9e9s llnttfaascrltos y de 10 Jqnta Munici-
pal, no solo como Corporation, sino
que tambien muy espeoialmente como
meros particalares y atentos SIS. SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24

Ell aroma de flores vfvas.-La f6t0s
gratia puede reproducir solamente la ima.
gen de las flores, pero la qufmica ha pre-
servado su esencia aromdtica en- Ell aqua
florida de Murray y Lanman. Sc le puede
lamar ell aliento aprisionado de los mas
fragantes productos de una de las mas
ricas regiones Aorales del mundo. Ninguna
otra aqua contiene la permanencia, rique.
"a y delicadez que caracteriza el perfume
de las flores vivas conservado en- ungrado
igual. Guirnaldas, y ramilletes arti6ciales
Sc hacen ahora con tanta prolijidad que
engaian al OjO; rociados con este perfume
exquisite enganara otro de los sentidOs,
despidiendo fragancia natural, aunque ha
sido extraida y hecha permanente por.
medic de la ciencia. De todas las aguas
para Ell bale y Ell tocador, esta es la mas
saludable y refrescante.
Como hay muchas falsifcaciones en- es~
te mercado, los compradores deben siem-
pre- pedir el aqua florida preparada por
Lanman y Kemp, Nueva- York.
las se7IOras de naturaIeza dcIfcnda
no pueden usar los catarticos ordinarios
sin peigro. Las pildoras azucaradas de
Bristol unen las propiedades de un laxante
suave, y un estomatico que parece estar
especialmente adaptable a las necesidades
del bello sexo. En- casos histericos, hipo-
condrfa y otras males mentales y corpo-
rales que nacen de irregularidades fun
cionales, las plldoras siempre han probado
bien, han alcanzado asi una alta repu.
tacion entire las senoras enfermas. Las
ocupaciones de las senoras las predispone
q Intermediates del est6mago 6 intestinos,
y contra estos las pfldoras son el especf.
fico mas aprobado.
La isla de Bimfnf.-LOs cOmpaflerOs
de Colon atravesaron muehas leguas de
Occ6ano en- busca de esta isl8 fabulosa
donde imaginaron que existia Ia Fuente
de Juventud perp6tua. Ono de elloS en-
lugar de la isla, descubri6 la Peninsula
de Florida, y la declare un parafso terres-
tire. De este Eden floral Sc derivan los ma.
teriales fragantes del perfume mas rico
del mundo, el Aqua Florida de Murray y
Lanman. El gusto re6nado de las senoras
de este pals .nunca Sc demostr6 mas clara
mente que en- su preferencia por este ar
t{culo, el cual ha derrotado completamen.
te los perfumes europeos antiguamente
de moda. No hay NADIA en- sus clase que
pueda competir con 81 en- este mercsd6;
pero como hay muchas falsifcaeiones los
compradores deben siempre pedir el Aqua
Florida preparada por Lanman y Kemp,
| Nueva. York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24
NUMEROs. PREMIOs. PUEH

Ell billete n1mero 100 premiado con los
5000 pesos, ha Sido vendido en- Ponce por
Don Melton Aguirre; Ell mum. 5,687
premiado con los 1900 pesos, l4a sido
vendido en- esta Capital y el del n6merO
1885 con los 500 pesos, en- Cabo-roio
por D. Ramon A. Toro.
Dice un admfradOr de la dOcti.ina de
Monroe y de los sollat7oS iasd0nsdbles de Ia
sndependencia Eel Sr. Castro, dicho sea en-
secreto) que ha mucho tempo que por
causas pollticas no Sc derrama sangre hu-
mana en- la America del Sur. Sin ddda de-
be ser mentira 10 que ell presidente de
Venezuela ha dicho las nacioneS Con fe.
cha z de JUNO, q saber, que por un conse-
jo de guerra de veipte ytres generates (alli
hay diez y siete mil generates para cuatro
mil soldados) ha sido sentenciado & muer-
te, confrnada por Guzman Blanco la
sentencia y ejecutado ell general prisione.
70 Matfas Salazar por haberse puesto la
cabeza de los asales. fash[
Tambien dice ell Sr. Castro que las
grandes ciudades mejoran y prosperan en-
la America independents. Esto debe ser
exacto porque en- La Opinion Nacional
vemos ahora que Sc trata de dotar 4 Ca
racas con- altnsbrGdo de gas. Si estark ade-
lantada la capital de Venezuela. Tambien
hay quien piensa en- componer las GALES
que siguen allf en- el stGtw quo colonial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24

VfrgeD, que en- tus tiernos amos,
En- tn hermosa primavera,
Dejas Ell mundo y sus galas.
Y en- triste claustro te encierras;
Vive feliz y dichosa
En- esa ignorada zelda,
Do tn belleza Sc oculta
Como en- su concha la perla.
Y aunque el mar de las pasiones
Inunde toda la TERRA,
Tranquila cual un arroyo
Resbalar4 tn existencia,
Por un delicioso campo
Sembrado de flores bellas.
Vlve feliz, y en- las alas
Del c66ro que te besa,
Suba al cielo tn perfume,
Hermosfsima doncella,
Que mucho al Senior agradan
Las flores de Ia inocencia.
Bajo las alas de orc
Del angel de la pureza,
Duerme. y elias como escudo
De todo NAL to de6endan!
Duerme! que los suenos guardian
Regalad{simo nectar,
Para quien lleva en- la frente
Del santo candor la estrella;
Y al despertar to hallarSs
En- la mansion placentera
De goces inmarcesibles
Y de venturas eternas' H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24
@. B. S. M.

El Corvegidor, Fernando de Urr@jo-
la.---E Samdico, Jose Maria Caso.-
EI Secretario, Julian L. Vigeriego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24

lebrada en- esta Capital el dia % del cor.
riente, han obtenido los tres premios
mayores los siguientes n6meros:
N6MEROS. PRElnOS. .PUEBLOS.
100. -. $4,000 Ponce.
5,687- -. 1900. -. Capital.
1885,. -. 500.. Cabo-rojo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-24
GACETILLA.

Leterfa. EN- la loter1a NGuaicipal cs-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

Inspector General aatehsll reports the arri.
val and aaleOf marine products AZ i0ll0Wa; Sloop
]. T. Corner, 800 bushels Gone river oysters, al
small, selling at 10 cents per busheli bloop
Emma AlvsrtA, 900 busheiS Great Wycqmico
oysters, very hne small 90 cents, large u 50;
schooner W. ]. Dennis, 500 bushels Little river
oystqra, small. 90 cents; soop Edwin, 126 bush
elE PAtuxent Oysters, all large, selling At u per
bushel; schooner Enterprise, b25 bushels Tone
river oynters, small " cents; schooner Defy, 800
bushels s. Mays OyHters-small 80 cents large
a. 10; bloop Wave, 800 bushels Little river oys-
ters-sInAl 80 cents, large u; schooner Star, OoO
bushels BrittOn bay oysters, small. " cents;
sloop Blueboll, 40 bushels ~. MAry's oysters,
small, at 20 cents; slOOp 0eori<e W. Driver, 500
bushels Smith creek oysters, selling at 70 and 80
cents; schooner Canvas Back, 100 bushels Smith
creek oysters, offered at 20 cents; slo0p Susan
brewer, $50 bushels PooOmoko oysters, sOld At
30 esnta; steamer WAwasst, 1000 punches Of
hsh, nOst Of them consigned to Johnson Bros,
and sold " dealers at auction at the following
prices u single rock At t230 apiece, bunch
rock from 81 10 q eeEts per bunehi herring w
10 ~ per 1000; pike 80 10 V cents per bunch;
white perch from AZ 10 IS eents par bnneh; Witch
u the Wave, 100 ahuitiora, canvas backs blue
wings and other duckA consigned 10 n. A.
Iould & Bro, sold At private sold. ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
ANorusR ENTERPRISES.


As"et aaa Bagg EhCNuEys
For some time thero has appeared 10 the col
umns OF this paper aco0unts 81 meotings OF bust.
ness men for the Organization Of lolnt stooiS
company Tor tho manufacture OF hoota shoes
and other leather articles, and II Is With Satla.
faction that We announce that yeatendaV M
gentlemen Interested comploted their SrranEa'
lnentA ADD IN . few dAyf the company viii NJ
daly incoTpol9tsd undsFths EsRsfll i6eoipora.
ton act d the nlstrict. - -
Tbs ineOrBoEhlari WIN he nr. Joshua A.
hitcllle, Ienkin Thomas, 8 ID. lam. EiWard
Lyneh, y. A. NeWman Esau Piokroll, w. H.
wall, y. A. Boswell and Francis Prott, IN
will be known a. tho District Of COLUMBIA shoe
and Leather Company, and will nave a capital
stoca o. t2soOoo, In shares NJ ti00 each. The
act q incorporation will TX their place on busI.
ness A. FOUNDRY Place" tAnnery' nsAr George.
ttown, aud such other places As they may choose.
II further provides that the business Of tbs
company shall be the purchase OF raw hidA
Dark and leather, tanning Of tklnb and hldss'
and manltActqrink a hhn1, ahoSs, batting And
hqap, I1e hQat and shoe manu- factory wifi he
IN . building on Water street., 0eorxetoWn INA.
mlrably adapted for the purpose being Two
hundred feet mont and four stories hlKh.
All the Arrangements are now completed, and
IN lew days the stock book OF the ooinpanv viii
DO opened, and doubtless tho amount neeiai
VIII % soon subscribed. #|'#
This u one Of the most needed Institutions Of
the city, and under proper mArlaQalnk m sl.eI ~
y - Insured * t9e namssef The odfpdrGtorS, viii
Is ItAAau aodn he paying largo profit on the
I ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

Inc orqanncd bands Of roaming muflcian M
have begun their ear-piercing sSandA
It Lher s, wSs great deal Of green On the Ave
Our city bucks are again wearing large scarf
pins. -
jos, q, Carroll is said 70 be the hand sornss,
man In the neHt House Of DelesAtsL
who were the three members cf the new
legislature who we're investigating policy yes
wha,a fortunate ming that ST Patricks DAy
came upon the 18th OF March this year. a
pleasant day was enjoyed By the paradsrs.
JohnF Murray vas not out with the knight.
Of 81. Patrick yesterday. Hls oorns would not
allow the march. 10. .aaE.
James A. Handy, Of The HOUSE Of Delexats,,
is the most inveIerAte smoker cf that dlstin'
Eulshed body
The Avenue was alive with beanx and bellies
yesterday afternoon. Many hno teams attraetsd
the attention OF pedestrians.
W every male resident Of the District ol %.
lumhia was decd except Crane, John n. would
Be- the honostest man IN town.
The0eorgetown Muscal socisty eontsmplates
an entertainment, TO DO given 90 ~ friends and
honorary members, In short time.
The Dolly Varien fouiaris are vpry hshion.
able TOT house Wear, and cone In rare aud bsau.
ulul designs, and very gay eolots.
The newest styles " necktiss are OF ntin
mixed with silk RauHs, the loops balnr made
quite large and double, and tho ends frin0ed out.
Last night whole pauA ran of yeasA0ai
hearts we're mads slad ~ thsir Po.sss.ors Psep-
An Eastern paper says that the aFriedsnfsst-
muaikapoohtaekslma presented 70 mr..
Gilmore natriElng IN ssstiSns what Il the
John II. Crane before the committee yestsr--
day. said that he was going 10 the oouris with
Thomas DOnahOo. les a safe bot that Crane
10 lying He dare not do H. r.. -.EI
Query. Is Charles L. Halse, ESQ.,, late
Speaker OF the House Of Doiesates, the fAst
driver rofaTf0d n nv WalEaF Whlfa in n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

regular monthly nesting Of the Young
Mems christian Association was held lAat eve
ming 10 Linooln hall, Mr.. y, II. smith presd
ing. The meeting was opened with prayer and
reading OF the Scriptures.
On motion, the committee on mootinKh and
lectures were authorized To change the tim 10 Of
eelebratiag the anniversary OF the association
from the third Monday evening In May 10 April,
II found expedlenL At which time John b. dough
can be In city and address the association.
DR.. ]. \. Carpenter announced an amendment
70 the constitution 70 the effect that the annual
dues Of members DO changed from ~ TO t3 which
fnslndes privileges Of the library.
Hon. AtnasA Walker was lntrodneed, and ad.
dressed the audience upon the peculiar mission
and work Of the young men Of the church and
aaaOclAflanl. He said that huy failure IN the
part Of the ASSOCIATE lions as power IN the land
NAs das 10 LhelT york being inEuinolently Vhrled
Their Alm Il 10 promote Christian philanthropy
and aid In all thlnEs conducive 70 the Immortal
welfare ~ man. He mArkod out their work A.
dlstiact from thai Of the ehursh. lie c0nAid.
sred t within their prOTlnee 20 labor for the 40.
slnL moral and religious good Of Young men, All
81 which elements % the work are inaeparable
and dependant upon each other Ne Suggested
. nuIabeF Of improvements which eAn b. made
An the general work, aud urged the noceality Of
earnest pray rial effort In all the heda of labor
Me-. Halt ana0Dncnd that the association pro-
potsd having popular concerts In lincoln Hall
20 Saturday afternoons.
RsmaTks were mAas By Msssrs Matchstt,
Foster, WinaloW and Richards. ...
The Feoting, with singing aud the banedic-
lion, thth adjourned. ..'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
AMUsEm RNrs.
,.nn,.,,

~Dat.v
We really wish that a larger audience had
witnessed Ovens wonderful representation Of
Caleb Piummsr last evening, though according
to an accepted theory among theatrical mana
gers, Monday "is bed night" Tonight We
Iesl confident the theatre viii have a better
There are more than enough Ia thla city who
have laughed and wept over Dfuhenr great
Usrist@s. ,tory, Dot @ fgll o. natural, ION.
.BoE" could supply, 70 oil the National during
the present week. To possess 4 proper apprecl
alton Of the beauties % the stony, II seems nj
one should see tho great comedian in the mosl
prominent character, the poor old toymaker, d
attentive % the slightest want ofhii blind daue b.
uosd upon hcr shall be continued, and 90 pote ut
under the tyranny ofthe hard hearted Tackletun.
The play with Owens A. Caleb Plummer, Is,
any Of Dieksns' WORKS, a. The tale itself L one
Of his most beautiful Christmas st0res Mr..
Owens ehtraoterisation has been frequently
ct,tlelsed and repeatedly has had eno6mlums
shoSered upon II. u aetually appsau 70 bs
without defect, and either fotcea tear IRON tho
eye, OF smile 10 the faee. II aboan,ls IN q pa
thetie elemeut which touches ,hy amer ssssi.
May ssvills, NJ the ohsery Dot, sesms per.
iectly a. home, and Sustained her part Admlra-
BY, while MrA oernon, a. Mra Fielding who,
lions Of {" better dsya" and "erials 10 the In.
dlNo trade." dresscd and acted the rols 10 excel.
lent Style. THY Slowboy was rendered very ac.
ceptably BY Mrs. Frod, Williams, wall knonn
few years ago To Washington theatre pOers
The John Perrybingle o. Mr. Hamilton wAs a. IL
should be, lght-huarted, blun, honest country
peddler. The other membora Of the Company
presented thelt characters fairiy The dinner
scene In Caieb's house, especially his peculiar
ioyed
SDot" IN all respects, Is worthy Of EOOi
houses
1taoEvays Hlbernieon.
This evening Prot MAeEvoy opens At Odd
fellows hall with his popular Hibernioon. Tho
panorama ezhlblta the beautiful scenery Of the
Green Isle very truthfnliy, and the descriptive
lecture Of the Professor h quits Intervening.
SonEs and ssme amusing acting are given.
Mlas Nina Geary we rememDer a. . young lady
possessed Of charming vocal talent Her melo-
dies are ever enjoyable
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NoriCE- oF NEtv IDyNRrISRuRNTr
rHn mse'ing Of The Republic Savings and
building Association has been postponed.
THn quarterly meetlng Of the Womeu's
Christian Association viii he held on Tuesday.
THE Southern Republican Association will
meet this evening.
usRrpIoArH No. t9vi, o. Washington cor.
poration str per cent stock has been lest.
brick front house for sale. rU
PALMER q oRrrs are the agents for WIN.
Massey h Co.'S Phlladeiphia ale.
BoaAH A WIN have opened their stock Of
spring goods.
A MHrTISo Of the oommittses from the differ.
Snt boat clubs VIII be held tomorrow evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
observation-disclosures E
rs' LIN. s ..s s.l,. !: Is...,., =. .ss..

/ The unusually revolving ciruumstAnoss vhIcl,
i Il vas alleged attended the commission of 4
crime upon Emma Baegholl, litile girl Az.
man, stood charged, have mAds the case one
| that drew 10 u an abnormal interest, which was
painfully evident 10 the larEs crowd that yes,
tertny attended the Criminal COURT
The accused, a heavy, eoarss.lookibG colorsd
man, vas placed - the bar, plea Of not guilty
having been entered some time since. Mr.. Wat.
son appeared for the aeeassd and Mr. Harding.
Mr. Harrington, IN opsninE the case, said
that the testimony would show that the Aocnsed
had attempted an outrage on the pernon 81 q
little girl lust ave years old oa two ocoaslonn
and that he had infected her with . loAthsome
disease. Upon proof Of this he would ask the
Jury TO render verdict Of guilty, and turn the
The counsel for occK declined to make any
opening statement
The prosecution called tho following wit.
Emma Basghol1, very pretty and lntsllls gent
looking little child, wss placed on the witness
stand, Hsr head barely Isaehsd % the Top Of
eniy and ii, Besl.s ,- Nd Ses igoss German
AIR. Harrington. Do you know that 'ilisni
lpolnting " the aocused.)
Interpreter. she says ihs does MT know him.
The Court. Let the accused stand up.
Mr.. Harrington. Did you ever see that man
iatsrprclsr. She says she never saw him.
The witness then proceoded 70 detail me cir,
cumstanees Of the outrage, saying that q colorod
man had committed t. tF
DR.. Borland here testified rs 10 his examinA-
ton Of all the parties, and that the aecused
and the little girl had both the Aame loAthsome
disease.
Mr. BaegholI tsstifed a. 10 the fAct that Cock
was employed By him, aud also IS 70 what the
little girls grandmother told him tho little girl
me grandmother was thsn called to the stand.
The Chief Justice. Have you no other testi-
mony than that derived from the little EirlR =
Mr., Harrington. None, hri i have found
ielI ID my duty TO put what / had before the
: Tho Chief Justice said that the girl herself
had testified that this vas not the man, and
even II she had said otherwise u would he
dangerous 10 convict on the testimony OF one 80
young. A verdiet OF not guilty wa theh TO-
turned. a.s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

The y. N. O, A. Lyeeum held . meeting sat.
s u.uay alghL The following question was as.
y. ~ Millikel and W. A. Rosa To- the aiiiriSa.
lnn, ana X. y. Locke, OOnellus MaoBrIde,
tyi sls assa and y, 7; Frssa4n, for the mega.
~ peollo SCHOOLS" The speeches OF the sven.
lng we're made BY Mr.. Skinner, Of the afirma.
I'VE, AND NJ. MacBrlde, OF the neKatlve. fThe
question will DO further discussed snoxt Satnr
nay s.s as when yots will DO taken on the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

Yesterday morning q eolored man named
Alfred Fields, while Ia an alterpetl0n With MI,
l. bartlott WIN wat driVlnH al1hE PsnnSJ Vi "a.
hntyenAe ~ his bnkgy In company with his
AZ him with great force. The missile struck Tie
mule boy on the head, smashing In his skull IN
shocking manner. Tho brain prolruded from
the fracture, End the wound Wilt no doubt move
fatal Fields was arrested By Oflloer MHI.onsv
a s Locked 40 aPto await the results Of the laid
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19

D...isa q 4. 1s n, j ssiss sssS e. w.
snasstla. p,agtnE fel The ea(snsloa 81 q paisnt
si..asd on toe - dy o. sspSsmber, lstS ~ "a en-
ipptovslent n NaPoF Lampai :
y" efeefea Pat hetssthAoay In the ease h elos.a
IN me Alst dN 81 MAJ nsat thas Tho lime for
y s ss ~ 1aa NE report - limited
hefsa o. the oh dAy q June nestT I = = "
~ DEVON MAJ oppoae THE erfan4Ion. u.
ulheIMN N. d. LHG0ltr1'. (lolnInlaaian