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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29

bel Maria con gu primo el emperador de
AIemania Fernando III, Ia acompanaron
& Viena veinticuatro caballeros fernando
su C6rte. Alejados de su pals, padeoiendo
tai vez dc la nostalgia, erearon una cor
poraoion rresidi1a par Ia Iufanfa = demo-
minada Hermaadad espaj56za del Corpus
Christi por Ia graciG de Dios q de los San
tos angeles; adqpirierpn Il pregiedad de
una capi'la On n nava derecaa, 6 sea la
del lado del Evangelio, en- Ia igesia de-
San Miguel y conatruyaron enterganiento
comun, coronado Ia ed;fcacion con la
estatua de marrool do 81 1oy, Felipe Ii,
que oatenta, ennegreci5a, su eompitt t.
armadura, sostaniendo eu Ia diestra ell
estandarte de Ia fe. Eran precisa .ne1te
aque.los tiempos los qee presenciahaa las
mas grandee y sangrientas perturbacionea
originadas en- Alemania por las do2trinas
de Lutefo.
Los veintiouatro cahalleros espanoles
fueron snceaiyamcute descaDaaY do en-
aquel lugar por ellos eIegdo: despuea
eneerro todavia los restos de IN hombre
ilustre nacido en- Assist, de un extrangero
que, por eus prendas personalea, y por su
superior ioteNgencis, hab.s sido exeepoi0-
nalmeute admitido en- la hermandad; de
una gloria de Ia p0esIa; Pedro Meta ,ta5io.
Este correspondi6 al afocto do Gus oompa>
neros disponiendo rminantemente en- su
Ultima voLunta5, pesar DO los ruago8 de-
sua compatriotas que ofrectan construirle
TN mognitico sepulcro en- Ia igiesia da los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29

asene ellos viven apinados sin distincior
edeIsexos nj edades los indigiduos dc
una misma faa1ilia, creada Ia mayor
3 parte de las veces por el.concubinato;
allf no encontraremos nj el p'ato, nj
2'el vase de cristal. nj la taxa, nj min
gun otro artfcuIoode esos indispensa-
oeibles en- el ajuar de una familia culta:
: del fruto, del higiiero Sc confeccionan
esos artefactos; y el catre de Iona sus-
tituye rara vez la perezosa hGnsaca.
FL Sr. director de. La Espa0a RGdi-
| cpl conoce como yo, ese estado de
! plorable de nuestra clase jornalera;
como 20 sabe que el alto jornal lejos
de impulsarla al mejoramiento de su
condicion, la induce la ociosidad,
madre de todos los vicios. SerA pues
aventurado que ell BoLETIN encuentte e
en- estas causas ell sensible efecto de
la falta de brazos para la agricultural
81 por medic de reglamentos puede
obligarse a esa clase a que mejore de
condicion, moralizandola, habrA bra
zos.
Concluyo manifestando que 81 en-
mi anterior artfculo no hacfa merito
de las razones apuntadas fu& porque,
considerable ell asunto de interes ge-
neral para la provincial, deseaba eI
concurso para esclarecerlo, de todos
los que por ella Sc interesan, sin dis
tincion de partidos trate de rehuir
todo 10 que Sc relacionase con la po-
Utica. Admito Ia existencia de brazos
su6cientes en- la isla 81 los que hay
trabajasen con asiduidad, 10 cual
creo puede obligarseles por medic
de regIamentos, y por una reunion de
hacendados que establezca el tipo de
jornal mas en- ammonia con los inte-
reses de ambas classes.
Nj. F. y u.
Bayamon, JUNO 25 de 1873"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29

Los peri6dicos carlistas publican la ST.
guiente carta, dirigida por ei pretendiente
Dorregaray:
"Querido general Dorregaray: La vic
toria de Frau, es glorioea; su notca me
cause inmensa satisfaction. La comuuica-
cion del 6 de este mes, en- que me das
cuents del combate librado del tfunfo
obtenido, ha hecho latir mi corazon de
entusiasmo.
Df los generates, jefes, ofciales y
voluutarios del ejercitO vasco-navarro, que
su bravura no me sorpreude. Sc por ex
perencia De cuaptO heroismo son capaces,
Y espero de ellos mas todavia Nunca serA
demasiado 10 que hagan por au dos por
su patria; y gu amor al rey esta perfecta,
mente corresponding por ell amor que yo
les profeso
Un dia, que espero estara pr6ximo ya,
dare personalmente las graeias 4 esos
valientes: un dia, no leano, recompensare
ampliamente los meritos contraidos en- Ia
brillante aecion que, rodeaudo de una au-
reola de gloria las alturas de Eraul forma
la mejor corona de mis- heroes navarros Y
vascongados, que baio tn inteligente di
reccion han Proporcionado el goce mas
puro mi corazon de rey.
I'd sabes cuanto he dcseado compartir
con vosotros desde el primer dia las rudas
tatigas de campana, y que colo cedieudo
a patrioticas y relteradas cpresentaciones,
he consentido en- una ausencia para mi
doloTosa, pero que, afortunadamente, creo
terminara muy pronto.
ID q esos braves, repito tambien los
indomabes riojsnos, sus dignos compA-
leros de armas, diles, reptile es, que seguro
slempre del triunfo defuitivo, hoy tcngo
la seguridad complcta dc ID proximidad
de ese triunfo, qae ha d. sa!var Ia Espana
de los hOrrores de 10 anarqufa. Y la saliva.
cion de la patria serG debida, despuea de
Dios, yuestro nunca deameutido va.og y
q vuestra discipline
I'll ejercito republican, 40 dianelye,
porque no cree nj obedece ya: Que lus
soldados do la monarquia sepan eTcer y
obedecer. Mantenadorea del 6rdan, deb6u
ser Ia personlfcaeion mas pcrfecsA dc il
exacta obserVancia dc uucatga sAoia ogdc.
nanza mi!ltar. No les rccomiendo ii valor
porque su valor es provcrhial, uadir
puede haber fan osadO, cue ao Aitova !
ponerlo en- duda.
kecnerdales que 81 2l de- abril del ahs
pasado % leyantarou en- armas al grit
enthusiastic &c ''Abajo el exsaniero Pos
b.en: la demagoga J 81 asclssao son sasa
blen importation cxtsaoicra.
No basta haber obligado Il Iaaas 4
Aosta 4 dsscenaer pasa sienpre al ssoaY
De EsPaha; g DcCosasio QUO Il rususarsop
quede tanbien deesgonada, ' usas ca
destrOnada, mussta para aiasnprs q. cues
tro pats. Y Ilo asra!
DIE, por alsimo. gus n acmlsa /
DiOs J de la palria, en uasabso IL les
bueno y todo 10 granao, lea sessa - /
conducto ID expression asnssra ds = i
diente cafino = 81 siesna grasssaa - ~,
I.ulaa
Hoy 10 do mayo a. ls7s.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
REMITIDGS.


y ubfaio p1r eI Excmo. Sr. Gober-
na ~ Superior Civil pAfa dasempenar el
5tesio cargo AZ Inspector de escuelas
L. 3 peov.ue.s. seugo Ia honra de dirijir-
aa. Ii b@asm6Tita clasa que pertenez-
- spof fadois mis- prop6sitoa al scep-
fa tats drsnao.
Il es oe9l.a la vista que ii hoy me
aA sn eats pueato, acaso 80 deba los
4 4as - boo ds Ia Instcucoion ma
su qas mts mereoimientos.
st eftss, j u 10 orear que pue-
~ sf = aia e1 matsria do suyO
81 saaes etno afnamente que solo
neaFs9 ia as c0nlpaaeros logra-
sa Ea ft maa A. MIA asplraciones.
aa aasa auexsFo estado actual
q aa sesion: laA datos eatadisti-
t asa 81 naY Alta ua easa hantido: allos
as - :. rar 100 d ignoran
4 agsfsF eats iasagaaa clifa que tan
e sea al ntsssgso iasof. tieaden toios
.rsas, "a czasauAaogA con las ms
Go 60 Figsa.
-. Fass tsssfse. esnplesA para nos
q ~ N A: II Lipessas, ineute
- II elsas j .aseaci0s, es
i e4ssAx nssesEfo dcsaFrollo
@s sai4 i - lfaaca en-
I ~ i. tiasseaa II u Rsp0-
M sasats gspsessnisdo en
a. M
4 ss nsrgasAE II tnslfuS'
- GA essa n1saa1a me sea
ss - daaslsA3as qaa {
II 4 saeFs "a rsfaa 81 q
~ a - esFsssssoaos Re aqgl ml
4 ! sss 81 cossAgsaaS
&aea
81 f da1us con vuea-
as $3.50 xAsss . n9apaaafo que
esss - Aastla 80 aiscsaoso
ss
Fmss aAea. l4ass 80 y 1878.
- se.sE DlM4y ntaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
REQUIESCAT IN PACE.

Los itsI;aaos elovaron en- sa iglesa
(AIiaoritaa)- 81 monumouto en- que Iuci6 e
cincel de Locoar5i, pefo respetaron el
testamento dal poeta.
No podia ser, COMO ae We, mas oportuna
Ia election del temple.
Data la fabriea de este }el siglo XIII,
pero ha ejdo re taurado muuh&s vocea, ain
plan nj concerto mientras ana parle es
del ostllo ojivai, otras mucstran parehes
del euatJ mode no intarru npioudo Ia ar
mouia del oaiuuto. III retablo do marmol
del altar mayor, por la riqueza oapriohosa
&c los detalies SO ornamentaeioH, recuerda
al 0char0 famoao de la catedral do Toledo
III dia % da abrI, 81 relabo, Ios mares,
los hanco8 de ia igIesia catalan caborsos
con pano negro: un catafa'co eu ei c3atro
concentrate laa mrsdas de las coucurrea
tvs, antics que diera priueipo Ia ee!ebra.
c on del Saat1 Sacr.iicio Spbra 10 isiin0
pano begdad3 da GRO as aesfacaoa no
tgofeo singular Dc que formeb4a part3 ua
ha5lto ifaaeiseaao, aro=, una cadena
uoo espalA Aasi3. ea essas9n is tercio
pgio gro se leja Miguel a. Ceycqnts
S4a,eGira ceyehJ1 senfs sas .easas os
cusafes oAc 0eaIeJ ae las c.gta8 ae ug
hefmus4 cof0as da la9re , stamnrey vas,
etsec.da fog Il A .e5 da En.ds ca e.
luperio sastf taHEaro ID. FL 3o As-
qnefiao. Cta uea&a eA4.8s asF4s eharms
ts Iata saste0tso l5a blsrdoues, caota
bpYe0do con q alumaF45o 3a les tres 81
eAgu gre qga 4os4 8a 3a~~Hs & res
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
RSPANA EN- VIENA.

Leemos en- una carta fechada en-
Viena;
Los principales per63icos 10 esta cao-
tal pusIeron hace dias. en- siljo prefere1to,
un anuncio, en- espadoi, france, y aleuan,
que decla:
"El microbes % del presento mes d.
abril, cs aniversario de- IL muerte de- Mf
GCEL DE CERyASTEs SAAvEDRA. Var o.
eapanoios res deutea en Nte0a, qua deseau
proseEatr Ia piadosa tradieou da au latria.
ban dIepuesto celebgar les once de H.
mansna dc d3cho dia, eu Ia lgiesia earro.
qual de San Miguel AFcrge solemoe
m.sa de Requiem por I'll alma 3ol PRINCIPE
De LOS iSGESl0s CAsrELLAEos. LIS rafe-
rs.oa eepnaoles lagttan, por "a pre@oute
auapeio, up sa'o aas eoGnpatrsotAs, ai0o
4 euaatoa 90 esta iIastrada soeielaa oa.;
san con preaieao.oa ia jteratura esp sn3la.
psfa q9e cnncurran al auto fe4lHioau en
trAle dc dnelo.N
Ia solemaidsd ha tsaido efagto como ae
lndieahA ea cooaoiaAer que, 81 medic
d. las desdiehs ia Ia patyia, que, ono
o.ro laao do los mares, tfarn dividlios
los eapanolss. VA Isa SEA uaii9a en- ttetra
txsrauA oles3Aaaa 46lsf@aesas opIutaara
para o!rsesr ea + aas partes hoasaoals Al
6hoio; para dar test asaalo paslieo IA
snor lAe gioriaa uaeAotalrs. paTa mas
tear quo arsto ca #ss~carAaauea REQ f4ego
ssggAdu, ese reaasrdo peFsans supeg.ar /
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caga, ea moaameasas AFs4 gsca, s4ak aa At
: saasasslA 4g los Aoaaees aa - - -
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esasesve, - tsHss eas FL noassFa - Cey.
wastes. qse - a4essrA Pstaae - lise@
gAfsa. i paf AZ sAasas elgAs ga lAa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29

Varios senores jefes de volunta-
rios nos han remitido una en6rgica
proteeta contra ell artfculo SoMos Sc
PARATIsTAs del Canta claro. Pero en-
vista de las explicaciones que han
dado sobre este artfculo Ell PrOgreSO
y La Espai5a Radical, no considera-
mos necesario insertar dicho docu-
mento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
MOTIN EN- ROMA.

Un colega de Madrid ii eaensa -
los siguientes tGrminos d ~ du.5r
uenes ocarfldos 81 / .sFaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
SUB ARA SANCTE CRUCIS
REQUIESCIT
PETRUS METASTASIO.

Sogn0 della mia rita { u c0ys0 intero
Deb tn Sigaor qaeajado d destan,i afrjUo
ia chic tyoUt ripOS0 D sen del Zero
METASTASTO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29

HI ssCanta-cIaros tIrnO una I6gica
SMi-ge,seriS.
Bajo el epfgrafe Ell cyiterio del BoLErN,
hace Una augmentation por medic de Ia
cual prueba victoriosamente que la repG-
blica dc Andorra, es una naeion muchO
mas grande y famosa que el imperio ale
men. lob esouelas, que abortos tan estu-
pendog echais al mundo litelario!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-04

So ea $40 p. pest.s d cr Won't N@i, |H'5S' y oS- AZ
eitner eax y urg or Old n axe MGro MONEY ~
wor, for ms in their spar lorI mts orai the tiri4
than AZ pnythir" "lsc Par icui ir5 n .. AcGrcss
G. STINsON S CO., orlHnd. hn'ue
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-01

aud Live Indian, aud will be supported
by Mr.. Theodore Hamilton, an old Mem
phia fayorite and > lne actor.
MARrlSKrri.RarEL TRoUPE. On next
Monday evening the hartinettl' Rave
pantomime troupe and The Van Hamms
bouquet ballet will commence an en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House.
Jooko aud Pata.cako will DO the attrac'
tions on the opening night. The Ne"
Orleans Republican, of recent date, has
the following .rrtrr.
As.we anticipated, the fenppearance
OF this popular troupe on our boards was
greeted with very large and fashion
able audience. The beautiful panlo'
mime OF Joclo or the Brazilian Ape was
most admirably performed throughout
Mr.. Paul Marhnelti sustaining the part
of "Jooko" In manner that excited
universal wonder aud admiration, eN'
hibiting not only familiarity with the
habits and. actions of the ape, which
could only be acquired by patient oh,
seryation and study, but also agility and
confidence in the performance OF many
daring feats which few ymuasts pos
sess. In this wonderful personauon he
certainly has no rival. He was well
sustained by the representatives Of the
principal characters Of the piece and a
full ballet ruIf1.rr .If 700 .fuy
The interlude introduced the infant
Ia lame IgnaciO and La
Petite Adele in their specialhes. The
children are wonders for their years, and
gave their songs and dances in n manner
that elected the hearty plaudits and re-
heated encores OF the delighted audience.
The new comic trickliand fairy panto.
mime of Pata.Cake, Pat-a-Cake Bakers
Man closed the evening s entertainmenti
tswonderiul feats, surprising tricks and
ludicrous situations and comicalties
keeping the audience in an ecstacy OF
wonder and delight to the fall Of the
curtain. nn.h ol Al'n
OLYMPIC yAhIEriEs, Manager Blu
of the Washington street
Olympic, offers great attractions TO. the
public this week. A number ofnew stars
appear this week in attractive special
lies. The programme for this evening.
contains new songs, dances, character
changes, and negro comicaities. Ere
ong the Aline La Favre Can'Can and
BALLET troupe will appear at the Olympic,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-01

ing the verdict, and vas carried 70 the
iallinseusIble- Asew trial vas granted
for next week ir-INtt
There a great apprehension In The
public mind regarding the result Of The
quarrel IN The police department, The
new captains appointed BY The Mayor
will be sent TO day 10 take possession Of
the police station. and give orders TO the
pairelmea, and i i very doubtful 4
they will Be obeyed withou, use Of force
II necessary, the Mayor will remove
every policeman aad appoint plhers, but
as long as the present force continue 70
obey the old board. they will not give up
their position without a struggle a Y
Thought that the Legislature viii even
tually pass bill sustaining the old
Mayor and abolishing the board, but IN
the meantime the courts may interfere
with some summary action.
The Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road Company yesterdoy oblAiued al ia
junction restraining the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company from inter-
fering with plaintiffs track on West
Water and Canal streets. The Pennsyl-
yania Company has been laying a track,
over which they proposed to let the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad,
great rival of the Northwestern, enter
their depot; hence this action.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-01
oHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February LA heavy ledge
Of frozen earth at a gravel pit on the
Chicago. Milwaukee aud ST. Paul rail-
road, a little way out from this city.
eaved in Thursday. buying ihree men.
They were dug out as soon a. possible
By the vorkmeu Of the gravel train, but
we're found 70 be dead. They we're Rot
employed By the company. aud seem 10
have been mere idleru watching tbe
operations Of the railroad men.
The verdict last night IN he case u
Mra Boyee, accused Of killing Colonel
Johnson. vas involuntary manslaughier
and the sentence Eve years IN ihe peal.
tsuhaFy. The prisoner tainted oa bear
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-01
n4vS NEW YORK.

NEW DIX, teOfuhfy l. nc hel aAu
this morning editorially reviews the
Tweed trial and its result and emphati-
cally supports the proposition that new
trial of the accused be commenced at
once. II says 'the disagreement Of the
Jury yesterday leaves the people with
their hands tied. Tweed cannot go forth
free man, nor can he be committed to
prison. Carney states in his evidence
that he cannot under the disagree
nent plead having done service TO
the people in exchange for his
INSTRUMENTATION. We must then
look at the informer, with money which
he confesses to have wrung from the
public treasury still in his possession,
and only ask wondrously, what are the
authorities going to do about it2 The
public might well afford to wait for trial
months hence if it was certain that JUS
tice would be slow but sure, but we see
no certainty Of any such happy con-
summation. We want 10 know definitely
whether Tweed is a criminal or an in
jured man. If the machinery of the law
courts will admit, we ask for a fresh trial
of Tweed Immediately"
The bright sunshine yesterday cheered
everybody, after the storms Of the last
few days. The prominent Thorough
fares, notwithstanding the slush, were
crowded with promenaders, while the
streets we're almost blocked with sleighs
of various descriptions. The atmosphere
was balmy in the extreme, and those out
doors enjoyed pleasure for the first time
in many days, The cars of the city rail-
roads we're running regularly. The
scene beyond the city was different, and
travel much interrupted. Acres Of ice
in an unbroken extent filled the middle
of the river, while all ferryboats we're
seriously delayed.
A collision occurred on East river be-
tween two ferryboats. one of which is re-
ported considerably damaged. The at
mosphere this morning is cloudy, with
the thermometer eight degrees above
zero.
The assertions made of late that the
general freight agents Of the New York
Central, Pennsylvania Central, and Erie
railway lines were about to reduce their
rates of freight to all points east and
west is denied. The agents state that
to certain points east there has been
competition on account Of the National
Dispatch freight line carrying freight
west at lower rates, and also to other
points, in consequence Of which the Bos-
ton and Albany and other railroads lead
ing to Boston had been compelled at the
time to make concessions to retain their
customers. Meetings TO take this and
other matters into consideration have
been held during the month, and other
meetings viii be held soon, but the
agents say there will be no decided
reduction. .,.
There we're exhibited before the Poly
technic Societies last night several mod
els demonstrating a patent by which il
is proposed to light Sc, 600 lamps in three
by means Of electricity. The
saved to the city for every square
mile Of lamps lighted in this manner, IL
is said, will be go, 600 istit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-01
LATEST TELEGRAMs.
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specials 20 ths ledger.
NASHVILLE.

Special TO tho Ledger.l
NASHVILLE, February The primer
pal subject under discussion in the Sen
ate to-day was Paitons resolution 10
appoint committee 70 investigate
Richardson's right TO a seat, on the
ground that he il not eligible on account
Of age. Mr., Mcconnell, Of Trousdale,
offered resolution indedaitely posipon-
ing tie consideration OF Pattons resolu-
ton. The ayes aud noes were called
for by Mr. Patton, and the resolution in
lieu not agreed TO- A lengthy discus.
sion followed aud Messrs Warren,
Mccall, Allison, Mcconnell Of
Blount, Jones aud Patton spoke in
favor Of the investigation. Messrs
Brandon, Hughes, Mcconnell Of Trous.
dale. Snipes and Speaker Lacey argued
that Mr.. Richardson had been returned
to the Senate by his conslitnentss aud
the Senate had no right TO go back on
the action q the Senator'S constituents.
They considered it a bad precedent that
this Senate should appoint a committee
to investigate mere rumor. There are
no charges against Senator Richardson,
anditis no contested election case. The
matter was finally postponed until u |
o clock Friday night.
In the House the following new bills
we're referred: BY Mr.. Allison, 10 pro-
vide for the burial Of the dead. ~. al
BY Mr.. Mcleod, 70 allow fees TO
County Court clerks in certain cases.
BY Mr.. McCollum, TO regulate the fees
Of attorneys, II
By Mr. MeAdoo, to render railroad
liable for injury to stock.
By Mr.. Kerr, to abolish stay laws,
By Mr.. Houk, to authorize the organ
zaiion of incorporated companies, and
issuing charters therefor.
By Mr.. Bond, to better secure the pay
ment of costs in certain cases.
The House bill to provide for settle-
nent with the county superintendent Of
education was made a special order for
Wednesday.
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A sIInnr exnosnre m bad weathl

Al SLIGHT exposure in bad weather
when the system is out Of order, often
brings on a stubborn cold. The attend
ing cough initiates the lungs, and if not
promptly treated frequently develops a
tendency to a tuberclous condition. To
avoid this danger, those troubled with
colds should resort at once to DR.. D..
Jayne Expectorant, which soon loosens
and eradicates coughs, soothes and heals
inflamed parts, and removes all anxiety,
by setting the patient on the way to
good health once more. Sold every
where. mw&s
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Linden street Christian Chureh-Serviess at
1880 q. m. and 1880 pm. by David Walk, pas
tor. 1a saime9aa u hH
First Baptist church--services at IL am.
and 7:l5 D. m. by Rev. G. A. Lotion, pastor.
Genital Baptist Chnrch-Services at ii am.
and 7 I. m. by Or. Dandrum. pastor. Sun
day school. $3.50 am. 4 VIZ
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Court
street-services Il an. and 1880 Pm. BY
Rev. L. G. Ransom, pastor. .f,,
St. Lazarus chureh-Services at II am.
and 1880 pm. by Rev. DR.. Wheat, rector.
fernando street Methodist Church--Ser-
vices IL an. and 1880 pm. Rev. Guilford
Jones. pastor. nA
Grace Church, fernando street-Serviees
at IL a. m. and Z p. m. by Rev. j. Carmichael,
rector
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The causes Of the Modoc war may
not be generally understood. The Mo-
docs previous to this difficulty were a
peaceful set, who lived by cultiyating
the soil. They are mere remnant Of a
once powerful tribe Of warriors. An
attempt was made to remove them from
the lands they have occupied many
years to the Klamoth reservation, in a
cold, sterile region, covered with deep
SHOWS the greater part Of the year.
This they resisted, and the government
trader who expected to make money by
furnishing them supplies and rations of
whisky, powder and others necessaries
of life, called in the government to
make them move. Hence the war. which
has called together at least five hundred
soldiers to subdue less than one hum
bred and fifty Indians.
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FOREIGN.

n BERLIS, February "A posse Of Rus
sian custom house officers crossed the
river Briniiza, in the province Of upper
Siberia. and destroyed the dam bnilt in
the river for conducting the fsh 10 the
knna mill. The arbitrary proceeding
being resented by the Prussians residing
there, the Russian officer in charge Of
the custom-house detachment fred, kill
ing a civilian. This outrage aroused
the inhAbitants % great pitch
of excitement and the government was
fully informed of the affair. Prince
Bismarck has addressed a peremptory
note to the Russian AUTHORITIES demand
ing an Instant explanation Of the out
rage. ~ rarru ua