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NEW YORK,

Proposed Consolidation OF New Eofk
aud E3rookIy"n.--K1ar1,or Master
Frauds---samuna Ray---The Court
Of Sessions-~-Pr0bnb1y q Struck Jury
for Txyccd---Suits Dismisse1.--TVo
Fire Eggs Arrested in T3roott1yr---
A Kaorrid Story---Miscellaneou Lo-
cal News.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Feb. Ga young man named 1rv-
ing Smith. has caused the arrest, in Brooklyn Of
two young men, aged about 20, named David
Dowd and Eugene Small, alleging that they hare
caused many Of the recent fires in Brooklyn. He
states that they have made incendiarism buei-
ness for the purpose OF robbery, and names the
Bushwick avenue car stable fire, which destroy
ed aixty horses, and over dozen other fires, as
their handiwork He charges that they set Elis
Dodsworth's stable on fire recently, hoping that
the wind, which WAS blowing in the right diteo-
ton, would carry the flames to row Of frame
tenements. Had this succeeded many lives
might have been lost, and that on another occa-
sion Dowd and Small endeavored to hire boys,
1T 81 each, to set fire to house, intending 10
been offered for their detection. Dowd aud
Small arc in Jail Both they and the informer
are respectfully connected.
Coroner Jones believes there is mystery con-
nected with the death Of Jacob Knoop, who Was
found almost devoured by his mastin dog on the
yesterday. The head Of the unfortunate man
was on the floor, with his ueck gnawod
md the base Of the brain behind. The chee5s
were still red and fresh-1ooAing. 4 small piece
OF tho liver and one arm from the shoulder
socket down lay near by- The 1eah above the
elbow, which had been recently eaten into, was
far from decaved but the lower part OF the
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panios made for their government shan be pun
iBhed; that the General Assembly fix the rates
Of freight; that railroads be declared public
highways; urging the election Of public officers
favoring these views; that the decision Of the
Mclean County Court declaring the Railroad law
constitutional be sustained
The Hon. James Shaw, who Was in the audi
ence, expressed the conviction that the State
would not 1atify the Governors appointments.
At q subsequent meeting at The Brewster
to Governor Beveridge as suitable persons for
appointment Us Railroad aud Warehouse Com
misaione1s B. P. Morgan, ". G. Flasg, and c.
r. Run1
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LANSING, Feb. 6.-Tne Legislature had busy
session, but passed no bills
A COMMITTEES is to be appointed BY the House
to investigate the management of the Grand
Rapids & Indiana, Port Huron l. Lake
Michigan, and Grand Trunk Railroads. The
Senate and House Committees on the institu-
tions for the Deaf, Dumb, ind Blind have report
cd the results Of their examination on the late
tour Of inspection, and have introduced bills ap-
p1opriating the aid asked for By said institutions
except $I0, 900 for completing the portico. The
bill constituting the fisheries commission passed
yesterday. The vote WAS reconaidered to-day,
and tho bill recommitted.
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MARRIED.

LoNG-WELLS-On Wednesday ErcninE, Feb, s. It
Ga.ist Chp1ch RsctoF. Chicago. b. tho Kev Chasles
Eduard Cheney, D. D. Albert J. Long. formerly of
Bellows Falls, Vt.
AQoREsCHuLZ-o Wednesday,, Feb: S, st tha
yard Cheney D. D.. Rector ot Christ Church. Thomas
J. Mcorc and Anna j. Schulz, both Of this city.
RATES-BARSES-On ThuEsdaJ, thu 9Th inst, 81 ths
residanea Of tc brides uIele, YIN. T. 0vin=too, Esq
ey the le7 Dr. Gc,i,vin, jerome z. Bates, Esq: oi
Woodruff L. H.r1cs Es1, OF i}toak1yn. n. T.
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ing, bill was introduced to provide that hore-
after ali certificates Of incorporation shall be e1-
amined by the Attorney General. a joint reao-
luton to adjourn sine die March 81 Was laid on
the table,
In the Senate, the Senate bill to amend the
General Insurance laws SO as to provide that ia
the cases Of mutual companies the actual cash
assets Of the Same amount and description, in
aured and deposited as required BY the laws Of
the State wherein organized, shall be accepted in
lieu OF capital stock, was passed.
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that would be an act of war, involving us in
hostllities Immediately. Tho Washington Treaty
bound the Government to adopt new laws and
urge them on other countries. Did the Govern
that OF the Geneva Board ? These wore most
Important questions. They involved the high
est intoresis and honor of England.
He did not question the Crowns
prerogatixe to negotiate treaties ,,,,on nus
treaty which compelled the alteration Of our
municipal law. llr- Disrneli next turned his
attention to the paragraph in the Queens speech
concerning negotiations with Russia for the
preservation Of peace in Central Asia. He
btnment had promised to 1ay before the House
5sould be full and satisfactory. Should Russi1
attempt to seize Constantinople, and conquer
India, she would and must be resisted. He
hoped diplomacy would settle the question, but
war must, il necessary
ment's foreign policy. which was involving the
country in new and serious complications. The
eteneva decision Was one-aded and humiliating.
He hoped the case WAS exceptional one, and,
as such, Was to be accepted by the force Of ne
cessity.
Bernal Osborne condemned arbitration, but
believed the less said about it the better. Any
outlay which secured the good will OF America
was profitable Investment. He thought that
the result might have been obtained without sac
cri6ce and humiliation.
Mr. Gladstone followed. with with gen
Replying to the criticisms On the
manner in which the disputes with America
had been settled, he declared that Il similar
case should arise, arbitration would again be re-
the horrors Of war had been averted. No altera~
ton OF the municipal law was required. The
debate was continued by Catherine, Hardy, Ver~
non, Harcourt, and others.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 6.-Both Houses Of the
Legislature spent most Of the day in discussing
morning. The Porneroy Investigating Commit
tee held two sessions to-day, but did nothing e1-
cept pass resolution prohibiting the publica-
ton OF testimony until permission il granted BY
the COMMITTEES
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Special Dt*patch to The Chicago Tribune.
ToKo3To, Ont, Feb. G.--The Government guos-
ton Of the surplus distribution is postponed till
Tuesday.
To-day was the last day for private bills
+ The Globe charges the Dominion Government
with abandonment Of the original Pacific Rail-
way scheme, and design to connect with the
American system at Duluth.
The Canadian Dairymen's Association is in
session at Ingersoll, with si1 hundred delegates
present.
Czowski, McApine and Keefer, the Govern
ment Commissioners, have examined one route
Of the Welland Canal are now at the second,
and will complete the examination of the third
this week. The Grenyille scheme is fayorably
spoken Of, but the official report will not be rem
dered for few days
OTTAWA, Feb. G.-Sir John A. Macdonald is i'll
with bronchitis.
The Governor General has returned to the
city.
Several changes will take place in the person.
mel Of the Government. Sir Francis Hincks, the
finnnee Minister, retres after tie House opens
Special Despatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Feb. 6.-Samuel B. Stokes, OF Wind
son, partner in the firm of Neveux Il Co.,
brokers, is missing, and is accused Of being
defaulter.
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GERM 4 NV

BERLIN, Feb. 6.-The editor OF Posen nevs-
paper has been sentenced to four months i'm
prisonment for publishing an article entisled
*'The Battle with Gods Church."
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SPAIN.

PARIS, Feb. 6.--The Courier newspaper, OF
Bayonne, says that a substantial advantage has
not yet been gained BY the Spanish forces over
the inEugents in the Northern Provinces.
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sented from the Minneapolis Agricultural Asso-
ciation Of Mlnnesota, General 7. Stevens, Of
Montgomery County, the Eastern PannsvI.
rania Agricultural Association. Norzistown, Ps..
and Walter ~. Cook 4 few changes we're u,ads
in the rules:
MEmu1s, Feb. 6-The spring meeting ore,
the Chickaws course has been arranged to COM
n1ence april 20, for fire days. sEtries to close
March !.
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MEXfC0.

MATAMonAs, Feb. 6.-The elections for Chief
Justice and Magistrates Of the Supreme Court
OF Mexico Will be held on Sunday next. Por-
fro Diaz, Mariscal, aud Escobcdo, are among
tae candidates. The people here seem to take
very little interest in the election.
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CUBA.

New YoRz. Feb. Ga Havana letter eays
that number Of Spanish slaye-owners held a
meeting in. that city recently to consider means
for anticipating tho intention of the homs Gov
ernment on the subject Of slavery. 4 PROPOSE
tion Was made to have their slaves replaced with
contracted coolies, and that money be raised for
this object The meeting was not favorable to
En- emancipation project, and broke up without
doing ANYTHING dstinite.
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Ocean Steamship News.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-Thc steamships Hansh.- Co.
rinthisn, and Scandinavian have arrived out,
New YoEK, Feb. 6.-Arrived- Steamship Amsr..
lea, from Bremen, and Thuringis, from Ham,
burg.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-12

and then seized it, The next moment
plug it went clear up to the very handle.
He gave one choking growl, and lay dead.
Having thus accounted for the popu-
lation, began to debate whether was jus
titled in making prize Of their belongings,
in virtue of their recent nefarious attempt
and ruy own forlorn condition In this
difficulty, my studies in light literature
came to my aid once more. recollect how
CATER Hexam shut up Rogue Riderhood
by telling him that you can't rob dead
man; fortified by which great authority,
went down stairs, and proceeded to help
myself to my late hosts effects took
what little money 1 could find, gun, and
some ammunition, filled my haversack
with pork and "hard tack" and then lay
down before the fire and fell asleep"
Well, next morning at sunrise, under
these improved conditions, started again.
After bit, fell in with digger going
West, and we kept together as far as Sac
ramento. l didn't say anything about
my adventure, however, and a few days
later, was rather tickled at hearing a
man astonishing one Of the drinking-bars
with story of how he had found white
man and a nigger rubbed out in one of the
shanties on the Digger Trail, and he guess
ed the Injuns as done it he'd bin stampe-
ed in the middle O. their work, for they
hadn't scalped nary one on 'em, though
the nigger had as fine crop o. wool as ever
growed"
So know, my boy, that's how paid
my hotel bill-as light one as ever came
across. Two strokes receipted it-only of
a knife instead Of pen.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-12
SandaI-Wood.

You have doubtless seen the sweet
smelling sandal-wood fans or fine boxes
made of this wood. This fragrant wood
comes from the sandal-wood tree, which
grows in many parts Of the Indies 1t is
shipped in logs, and is exported in large
quantities to China, where it is employed
to burn in the temples Its use, however,
is not sacred TO the gods, for wealthy Chi
namen burn sandal-wood on their heartbs
for the sake Of its delightful odor. Don't
you think it is pity to burn 1t up in this
way9 The beautiful yellow wood retains
its fragrance for years, and the best use to
which sandal-wood is put is carving it int o
pretty and useful things which long delight
their owners. One of the most beautiful
things ever saw made Of sandal-wood was
a writing-desls which came from Bombay
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-12
An 0ld-Fashioned Remedy

MFRS. whitaker was much troub-
1Vl led about Susan. All summer she
had been in a pale, languid, halfalive con-
dition with no strength, no appetite, no
interest in anything.
Mrs. Whitaker, having never sufi-
GENTLY gratified passion for doctoring, had
at first rather enjoyed this opportunity to
trying the virtues of the various roots and
herbs that hung in dry, dusty bundles from
the garret raftels. Susan's life had been
made burden to her by doses of thorough
wort, pennyroyal, tansey, dandeloin and
burdock.
And still Susan lay around the house in
an exceedingly limp state, reading novels
with languid interest, and cutting out
such scraps of poetry from the newspa-
pers as dwelt on the holowness of the
world, unappreciated loveliness, and early
death. fr,, salr
Ned Whitaker, Susan's younger brother,
was decidedly skeptical on the subject of
her illness. "It's enough to make any one
sick to do as Sue does" said he energetic
ally. "If she'd get up earlier in the morn
ing and do little housework she'd get
well twice as quick as she will now, dosing
and ooddling." m N
September came, and yet Susan remain
ed in state of discouraging about-the-
sameness. Mrs. Whitaker thought she
,,..
Dunbar.
Aunt Debbie was q woman of vast ex-
perience in sickness. She had brought a
large family of her own successfully
through all the mumps, measles, and other
ills infant flesh is heir to, besides acting as
adviser general for the whole neighbor-
hood What Aunt Debbie didn't know
about doctoring was generally considered
not worth knowing at all.
Well, how dye all dew at home?"
asked Aunt Debbie.
"Pretty well; thank you, except Susan.
came over partly to see you about her.
She don't seem to get along as ! should
like to have herr
Miss Haskell was tellin' me last sum
day how ailin Susan's been this summer.
From what Miss Haskell said should
think she's great deal as my Melissa was
five years ago. ! cured Melissa with
boneset"
"Susan's been taking that, more or less
all summer"
"Does she cough any?"
"No."
9 Because, il she did, colt-foot tea is a
grand thing. Amt she bilious?'
q shouldn't wonder If she was.'
"Well, now, If she was my girl,
should give her good dose of blue pill to
begin with, and follow it out with smart
course Of castor-ile or salts. should
keep right on with the boneset three times
a day-'tis very strengthen'-and I'd
have her take new raw egg in half glass
of cider every mornin' before breakfast.
That's one Of the best things know Of
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBHERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DELLA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.

Por ell MinisteriO de Ultramar con el ndmero
216 fecha 26 de JUNO pasadO, ha sidO cOmu-
MicadO este GObiernO Superior Civil, Gle Real
6rden 10 que Sigue: peru.
"Excmo Sr-El GObiernO de la Repdblica
ha tenidn bien expedir 81 siguiente Decreto:
-"El GobiernO de Ia RepIblica de conf0rml-
dad con 10 prOpuestO pOr ell MinistrO de Ultra,
mar decreta 10 sguiente:-PrlmerO -Desde eI
dia primero de Julio pr6xlmo quedaran s9pri-
midOs del presu puestO general de gastoe de 10
PrOvinciA dc Puerto Rico los crCdltOs cOnsig-
nadOs enl sarticulOs segundU del capitulO qulu-
to segundO del capitulO sextO de Ia Seccl0n
de Gracia y Justicia para sOstenlmlentO deI
quito clerU -SegundO.-Desde
la misma fecha los AyuntamientOs Satlsfaran
los ParlOcOs COadjutOres y Sacristanes do rus
IespectivaS demarc Clones, las dOtaclOnes quo
les est&n asignadas pOr Real Cedula de 20 de
Abril de 1858 demas disposiciOnes vigentes
as1 como tambien las cantidades senaladas por
la Real 6rden de % de Junio do 1869 para gas
tOS de fabrica de las pa roqnias. DadO en- Ma
drid x6 de JUNO dc 1873-El Presidente del
GobiernO de la Rep1blica, Francisco Pi Mar
00LL.-El MinistrO de Ultramar, Jose q. SOrnt.
LO que de 6rden del mismO GObiernO 10 cOmu-
nicO V. E. para su cOnOcimiento etectos
CorTespOndientes.
Y puestO III cGmplase. .por S. E. SO nserta de
81 superior 6rden en- el Peri0dicO Official para
general conOcimientO.
Puerto Rico Is de JUNO de 1872.--El Secre-
ario de GObiernO Geronimo SGUuan de Santa
CruS.
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BScribaha de Juan Ramon de Torres.

Ell Sr. Juez de H. Instancia del distritO de Ca
tedral pOr auto del cOrriente mes sc ha ser.
vido declarar en- estadO de Quiebra la Sociedad
Santibanez hermanos de este cOmerciO, pOr etec-
to de suspension en- ell page de sus ObllgaclOnes;
Sc ha nombradO para cOmisario de ella Don
Francisco Garcia Soto CO nerclante; dlsPOnlen-
do Sc pIoceda la Ocupacian DC tOdas las per-
tenencias llbrOs, papeles y dOcumentos de la
sociedad quebrada, depOsitandOse en- el Otro
cOmerciante ID. Jose Gonzalez QuijanO, que se
publique esta declaration de quiebra pOr medic
de edlct0s en- los que sc hace nOtoria la prOhl-
bicion de que nadie haga pagOs nj entregas lie
efectos al quebradO, sinO al depOsltarlO NOM
bladO, bajO la pena de no quedar descargados
on virtud de dichOs pagOs, III entregas dc las
Obligaciones que tengan pendientes en- favor dc
Ia masa. Asi mismO Sc previenc tOdas Las per
sOnas en- cuyO pOder exstan pertenenclas del
quebrado, que hagan manifestation de elias por
nutas que entregaran al GOmisariO, pena de ser
tcnidOs por OcuIt.dores de bienes compllces
en- la quiebra. cuyOs efertOs SO retrOtraen al dla
81 de Mayo ditmO con calidad de pOr ahOTa y
sin perjuiciO de tercerO; y pOr ultlmO SC manda
convocar tOdOs los acreedOres del queorado
para la primeIa junta general, que SO celeOrara
ante el comisariO las doce del diA catOrce del
pI6ximo mes de AgOstO, apercibi6ndOse todos
los que no concur AN, de que su ausencla les pa
rara el perjuiciO que haya lugar. para que
legue noticia do tOdOs y no pueda alegarse
ignOrancia ii el presente on PuertO-Rico do
CO de Julio de mil ochOcientos setenta y tres.-
Juan Ramon de Torres 3 3
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ANUNCIOS DIvKRSOS.
PRESIDENCIA
DEL Excno AYtNTAnIsNTo
DE s. JUAN DE EyPUERTO-RICO

En- acuerdO de- 25 de Movie nbre ditimo. que
fueaprObado pOr ell Eycmo. Sr. Gobernador Sn-
periOr en- 20 de Diclembre. acordo el Exemo.
Ayuntamiento, entire Otraa cosas relAtivas IL
venta de billetes de IL LoteTia municipal. 10
que sigue:
Que por espacie de diez diaa en- loa primeros
de cada sOrteO Ise feserven en- la direccioa del
ramo 1900 billetes para su venta al poT mcnoF
y ain descuentO alguno, no padirndo rxccder Ioa
que 30 expendan 4 cada comp ador del nnlnoru
de cinco. Que pasados loo diex dias pns1an ven.
derSe los bllletes que queden de- loo 3.Uo0 mea-
ciOnadOs en- cuAlQuirr eantidad que ~ solicstcn
perO tamben sin deduceion algnna. Que ra ca.
da unO do los diez dias solo podra sl director dl
ramo vender como maximum 300 bsllrgea. Que Il
el mum. de los billetes que expandm ci alTanua
de los iicz dias no llega ID psdFA vcnsIsr nj
dia slguiente el sobrantc que IL qarslc lecuaAa
Ios 200 billctes que correspondent dirlo dlA.
pOT dltimo, que las cna1To do Ia sAfsis sln
cada uno dc los dias que formAn cl plAss de-
diez antes fiiado, do euUutA 81 Director del Faas0
81 Sr. CoTregidoT, del namero de bGilrsrA aus
huhiese expendIdo de ios a.OOJ dopoalIAalsa
10 hAgo pnblieo para conoctmlcuto serneFAi
Puerto Rico 10 dc julio de ls7A-poLCx J. ia.
DILLA
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HERNOSElD Ia COMPLEXION

Con el usO uol 4gua Florida de E1frsS vSans,s !.
Is ei mas salutiferO de todos los sm:,ticos %
traeto de flores vivas exento de su
tanto In "bionde" como Ia "bronetto' Is tisnsn An
gran aprecio, comunicando esa trasparencia ana
Fidad tan atlmiradas el bcllo sexo Su eonstanta
ns0 AmPide hmce deSapn recer Ias A.
roGnS. SnaviEa dA tersura al cGtia imndo In
tcndenciA natural dc lacuticula surcars0 aiarn~
"a maH driscoaa ehcaz do las aguas dc tocador to-
10 10 quo pntra eli 81 cnulnSciOn o. 10 maA seleeto
com0inado de tai manera quo aseRura los meic,.
Iea fesuItSsns anas degenera nj Gambia Dor efee.
70 uei ;sempo cllma, mAuteni6ndose sempre tan.
deiioAiA treacA como cuando Acabada de compO-
Eou de lA
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Interesante al pdblico.

En- el establecimiento titulad0 EI Baen Gust0
s Francisco "a de losSr. 8. Francisco Bas on y 4
sc realiza precio de fabrica una partlda dc
Hero Galvanizado para techOs de casas. E.
AL msmO tempo hacen saber & tOd0s sus Ia
vOrecedOres al bellO sexO en- General, que: las
existencias de mercancfas que 6guran en- dich91
esta blecimiento son realizadas al costo, perO al
cOntado, por estar aguardando dos cargamentos
comprad0s en- la epOca de la mayor baJa en- los
mcrcadOs de Europa.
81 uuereis tener efectos baratos, no demorels
mas tempo; cOncurrir dicha casa y Os cOnven-
cerefs de las grandes ventajas con que SO ven
den las ricas telas que guarnecen sus apara6o-
res. Puerto-Ric0 Julio 10 de 1878. liz
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Hotel del "Universo.' >

Ell que suscribe hace presente q sus nuchos
buenos amigos tanto de La lala como dc afuera uue
tenIendo que ausentarse por algun tempo ha toma
do tOdas las precauCones necesarIas para que los
Srs. que cOncurren su casa el Hotel del Uni.
verso que queIeu complacidOs tantO 8 mas que
hasta ahora para 10 cual queda al frente del esta
blecimIento d. onoire Nicolau cuyo buen caracter
amabilidad va con0cido de muchos izualmen
to el de espOsa, ambOs estan intereSados OF la
mucha concurreneIa que queden aatlstechOs l)s
hu6spedes del h0spedaje para que asi recomehde"
el eBtableclmlentO u sus am gos.
Puerto Rico ~ de Mario 90 lS72.-Ga briel Ohrado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-20
PARTE MERCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTR AAIAS.

Julio IL. De Santander en- 30 dias berg. gol
esp. PrOntO 266 ton. cap. .Echevarria, con harlna
17-De ArecibO en- dia gOl. esp. Urselina *
ton. patron Gonzalez, con algOdOn.
17.-De 5. Thomas en- dia paileb0t amer
Peerles 1871 ton. cap. Pate' ZOn con prOvlsloncs
18.-De s. Thomas en Q hOras vap, ing. Elder
1854 ton. cap. Hert, con carRa.
18.-De Aguadilla en 10 hOras vap. esp. Pelayc
e09 too. cap. MilagrOs, con 81 pasager0s.
16.-De ArecibO en- dia gol. esp NIeve Ro-
sariO 40 ton. patron Fernandez, con sal.
18.-De s. Thomas en- dia pailebot ing. Ma
ry 55 ton. cap. Moore, en- lastre.
18.-De Malaga Ell As dias berg. gOl. esp. Ma
nOlO LAT ton Cap MOnserrat cOu carEa dc trutos
1S-De Mannty 1 4ls s"i. cop. ifuU' Ia
Hon 81 ton patron DOmlnHuez, con mlecs.
18-De AreciOO Ell la g0I. esp. repIiIa 25
ton. patron Urdaybay, Ell lastre.
18.-De Santander Ell S3 dias berg. gOl. esp
Salvador III ton. cap. GOicUechea, cUn harIha.
HALlDAs,
Julio 1S.-Para IS. Juan de Terranova berg
gOl. esp. Mariana lV7 ton. cap. Oliver, conhzucAt
miel. -,
18-Para la Guayra gol cap. FOrmaDdad 81
ton. patron AguadO, con tasajo pasagerO.
18.-Para la Habana vap. ing. ElderlOt4 tSn.
cap Hest.
iS.-Para Puerto Cabello gol venesolana Ma
racaybO 134 Ton. cap. Negron, en- lastfe con opgs
l9.-Para Falmouth berg. alem. Dolphin 233
ton. cap. Haase, con az1car.