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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
'"" DE PUERYO-RICO.
ORGAN0 DEL PARTID0 DE- LOS NPAA0LB SIN C0NDICIONBy

D.-Para Arecibo bal. esp. joe en- NGrciso 10 ton
patron Carrau, con provisiOnes
6-Para Arecibo bal. esp. AmGbIe Maria ton
patron Dominguez, con prOvisiones.
para Arecibo gol. esp. FdjdrdinG 90 ton.
patron LanuEa, con prov lslOnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
ALPUBLICO.

DNsde eRta fecha cesa en- sus negocios la casa quo
girahe en- esta plaza bajO mi solo nombre quedandO
Z mi cargosu hquidaciOn dedicado los mismos en-
sociedad con D. Elizardo Paredes bajo Ia razon de
Eulogio Rocafort Comp.
HumacaO enero l3 de 1878. Eul0gio RocafOrt. S-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
MUY BARATAS.

ne veaaen das cAAAA nna De mAmpnatngfa ea L.
eAlla De- Dol iuaso Sac cEsaaahal 0krA de aaAssa
ga lAs AfasEas Do pneFta dn TERRA ean daa saA
rec 90 slos pAsaaaa dc coco. ~ 1euaEa ca eaAatA
Sc eas saaAs3A 90 sstAa eAAa ansanglkA enrwA do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
NUM-. II
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por ano adelantado en- la Capital y pueblos dc
la Isla, $106 meses i'd id. $50 cts.3 meses id. i'd
$3.-Un mes id. en- la Capital rs.-Un mes i'd en- los
pueblos de la Isa 10 rs.-Unvn1m sueto rs
Ell BOLETIN Sc envia franco de porte cualquies
punto de la Isa por conducto de agentes respee
Gvos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
DE VENTA.

Una casa de altos bajos, situada On unO de los
puntoa mAs c6ntricOs de esta Cindad, y reciente-
los Srea. Hernandez Martoreii del concrete de es-
ta plaza. Puerto Rico febrero 10 de 1878. 3-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
LA VIDA DE- LORD BIR0N.

Escrita por e1 ST. CASTELAR, impresa con gran lu
ia, en- La Propaganda Li'erAria Habana, 40 ha re
cibido en- esta imprents, y - vende u rs eentA
vos eiemplAr. III Agente, Pedro SayAes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07

Para Cadig, Barcelona Mallorca Aaldr1 del Is al
10 delcorrte el berg esBeAtrizsu cap. D. Sebastian
Bonet, &mite carga iletes 10 despa pachan sus con
slgnatar1Oe, Pastor Marquee Carols. 3-3
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Aviso al pdblico.

Con esta fecha he conferdo poder general Don
Manuel Sanchez ApellaniG, para que me rePresente
en- todoS mis- asunt0s negotios. San Juan de Puer-
to-Rico rs de encrO 1S73-S fvoro Bast0n. 4-o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
Ctrcub De RscreO J Casino de PuBrts-Rha.

La Junta DIRECTIVE de esta sociedad dA un bAile
de cOnfi2nEA obseQuio 10 mismA el dia del en-.
trante FebrorO L. hora de costumbre. 3-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07

Hegun el artfculO Is del Reglamento publioado, 10
DirecoionSe encarga dc Ia limpieza de aparatOs;
blecimientOs Gue confien aquel trabaio personas
extrafas 4 la fabrca, serGn respopsables de las
averfas quo puedan ocurrir.
Toios los abonados al alumbrado de gas deber4n
renovar sus contratos cuyo fin SO les concede has
ia el - del corriente mes; en- la ntegencia de que
los que no 10 verfquen en- dicho tempo, SO les
cerrar6 la canerfa 1espues de dicha fecha, con OBJ
leto Se evtar los peruicios que pue Ian irrogar
II fGbrica.
Is de cada mes. Pnerto-Rco 1e dc Febrero de 1873
FL Director, A. Charles, 3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
ANO XXXIH.

Este peri6dico pubIica los domingos, microbes
viernes cuando las circunstancias 10 exigen Sc dan
alcances 6 suplementos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07

PREcIoS DE, ANUNCIOs.

Hasta Seis lineas de impression, r.. fits, pa
sando cts. Ia knea. Los suscritores pagaran
cts. Los anuncoS por meses amos publcaran
precios convencionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
ZAPATERIA ia ESIRELLA DE- ORN.'
42.-S. FRANCISCO

En- este establecimiepto encuentran m2quinAs
de coser del sistema SINGER hltles para cualquier
saSe do costurasy Gu particular para Zapaterfa y
Sastrerfa, tambien las hay del sistema GUCHI pro-
pios para seloras para hacer cualquler case de
turas lAborea. 0-I9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
FA.BRICA DE GAS.

FL Director de la misma tiene 81 honor de partici
par los duefos de casas establecimientos que
quierAn ahmbrarse por medic de gas que desde esta
fecha, pueden dfrigirss 81. como 6niOo epcargado
de hacer los ab0nOs suReciOn Ia siguiente Ia
rita aprobada pOr 81 Ex0mo. Ayuntafniento.
Por cAda luz que Consuma 3pies c6bicos de
si mss ...:....................:..... ..e . @ u %
mo tempo. ........................... @ p... :. u q
POr cada idem idem idem idem. ........ % %
Por cada h0ra masQ que alumbre Atdia Ia.
iu1 de pies 80 pagarA al mes. 06
Por cada i'd. i'd. Id. id id. id.....,..... 70
POr cadsid. Id. i'd. 9 Id. ID. d.............. 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
Hotel del "Universo. :"

vi qua saserba kaea pFaasnta { sns mnxhna >
baahos AalEas tAAto da Il blA. cor Ia AfaeFA gaa
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DE HoLGUIN.

'He hecho uso de botella de Pildoras para pro-
bar, me han curado de la hebre continue que te-
MIA - Ricardo Guzman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
MATA-FUEGOS.
IHSTANTANR0 CONTRA IKCENDIOs,
. DEL SR. BANOLAS.
y1RO 1MPO ORTANTE.

Tenemos 81 gustO de anunciar al p6bl1oo, que he
moS nopbrado como nuestr0s representatives. en- es-
70 depaftamentO q los 6res B. Borr6s Hermanos, y
como agente al Sr. u. ]. Mnren; quedando los pri-
reros garantlzadores y responsables las cantida-
0es que 20 les entreguen por la mtad del velof de
; aparatos que, segun el prospecto publicado, de-
bon satisfacer los se0res que gusten suscribirGe.
Los miam0e senOree dar2n en- esta mAteria GUAM
tos antecedenteS, datos pormenores % soliclten.
Tar1fa de los Aparat0s y dc sus carRas.
AparAtO dc doble efecto de cabda. PrOct0N.
Pesos dc 4S 1ibras sean % cuArti-
los. ............. t109
0u c&I&A, una. ...... a.
Aparato mum. doble efecto cabidA
de 30 htr0s CON bombillA. ........ %
Su cargA, una. .
Aparat0 mum. doble efectO cabidA
de % Htros con bombilla..... 30 80
81 carga, una. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Aparato mum. sencillO cabida 50
HLrOb. % ..
Su carga, una. unA..........s............ 4.
AparatO mum. Bencillo, cabida IS
So nssss sRPss, una. .::::::::::::.:::: 70
Aparato mum. 3 Sencillo, cabida 20
HtIOsss %
cu carBa unas.. ! 70
Aparato mum. 4 sencillo, cabida Is
IIos.ssss s.ssssss........s.....ss 30
Su carga. una ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Ban Juan Puert0-Rico 81 de Octubre de 1874 -
Leiras Al0mar. 16-1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
CASINO ESPANOL
De s. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.

La Junta Directiva Ia acordAdo, que Queda
alberta dicha Sociedad deede el dia de mahanA,
invitandoae por medic de loa pcri6dicos todos
los Sres. socios para que puodAn concuErir GUAM
do guaten.
PuertO-Rico le de Febrcro dc Ie7e.--P. A. de
10 Junta DiTectiva.--Ei Secretario. r. L0vroca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
LA BALEAR.
SAN FRANCISCO 33. .

Escavepelas redondas nuevo mode
10 para los SenoresJ Jefes, 9O6dales y
Voluntarios, para los dltimos a 2 rea-
les. 6-6
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DE cIENFUEGos.

'Sin tener ninguna especfica enfermedad, he pa
decide mucho dc Deblidad y Languidez. pero con
to mi cstado de vigory fuerEa natural" Joaquin
RAbillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
Testimonies de Cuba!

Los siguientes son cortos extractos de algunas
cartas reclbidas durRnte el transcurso de un
anO; demOstrand0 Guam admirab blemente conve-
||| ].
Psldoras Vegetables ASucMddGs =.
de Bristol para Ell ClimG de Ia ISlG de Cuba.
DEMATANZAS. 4a
""Cuatro frascos dePildoras de Bristol me hancu-
RADIO de un fuert0 doler de cabezaD Manuel PImen-
raj. s3S @sAss@
DE LA HABANA.x sa430
mi antigua Indigestion ha desaparecido con 81
uso de nueve botelas de Pildoras.0 Eduardo Ante
nio Aloes '%
DE SANTIAGO DE CUBAasy6
"Infnitas gracias; cinco botellas de P1ldorae han
0xtirpado los granos de mi cara" j. Bautista Silva
DEsANCTIEsPIRIT loT
''Estoy muy agradecido Vds Ia dyspepsia Ia de.
saparecdo graclas las Pildoras de Br1stoi." JoSO
DE REMEDIOS.
LAS Pildoras de Bristol me han curado de las AL.
morranas, no me han vuelto va hace 10 meses." Z,
n. de ZOuza
DEPUERTO PRINCEPE.
"He padecido por muchos amos del NAL de E1isa-
do: II trascos de Pld0ras de Bristol me- Eal Cu-
RADIO radicalmente." Carlos I. Mora.
DE SAGUA.
"Tengo el gusto de anunciar que sus Pndoras me
ban curado de las afecciones dlspepucas." Luis ).
DE CARDENAs.
La Constipation habitual de que liable aVds. la
Sido curadO con las Pildoras." 2. l. Gemez'
DE La HABANA.
"Ses Botellas do Pildoras me curaron del dOlCf
Dc estomago mai aliento." Miguel Martinez.
DE GUINES.
La natulencia y dolores de visntre me han he
oho padecer much0 pero con solo tres botelitas de
PildOres creo haberme curado eomplctamente." Isi-
doro Ymperiale.
DE CIENFUEGOS. -t@
"'Sin tAner ninguna especffica enfermedad, he pa.
decide mucho de Debilidad Languidez pero con
al uso de las Pldoras durante tres semanas he vuel-
to mi estado de vigory fuerIa natural" Joaquin
Rahilln
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07

Los siguientes son cortos extractOs de algunas
cartas recibidas durante ell transcurso de un
ano; demOstrando cuan acknowledgements conve-
nientea SON Las 1'@B 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
DE PINAR DEL RIO.

sT.na constantes dolores do higad0 est0mago loo
ha cnrado nsando frascos dc sus P1ldoras, me
sinnto otro h0mbrc.e jose dc Costa. .tA
"a ZArxaparriIla al mismo tempo que Las Pildo-
"a Apreaura mneho toda cura. ts@
Do venta ca todaa les prineipales hoticas ......a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07
DE TRINIDAD.

"Danpuea de tanto snfriD de ataques biliosos, POI
n me aauto bien: el rcsultado 10 he alcanEAdo con
el uso do botallAs de Pildoras." Pedro X. Lama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-07

La fatulencia dolores de vientre me han he
oho padecer much0 pero solo tres botellltas dc
PildOres creo haberme curado eompletamente" lei
doro Ymperiale.
The sun., 1873-05-02

AMI that steam shall not be used upon surface
roads.
The Local Option hill waa discussed In the
Committee Of the Whole, and ordered to q third
re ding. An attempt was made to strike out
The lager necr and cider exceptions, but was
lost-B 70 ~.
Tie JOINT Committee " the senate and A.
s"nbly appointed to decide upon "A plan for Ill @
consideration of the amendments proposed by
The constitutional Commission have come TO
the conclusion that IL will be Impossible To kecp
quorum here without pay to consider the sub
iect. They are to report tomorrow In favor ~
asking the Governor to call an extra session 10
consider the amendments Oniy.
The supply bill engaged the attention ~ the
Assembly. The proposition to nay ex-lnsurance e
superintendent Barnes $l.20 for services before
the Insurance Committee ON the Impeachment
pr"ccedings lat winter wa long debated. Mr..
Jacobs called attention tO the fact that Nr.
Barnes had agreed iast winter to render his SER
Vicc without pay, and that he had tits winter
come before the Ways and Means Committee e
ana asked for 5000 for his services The claim
was also opposed by Messrs. Weed, Ncdder. and
Beehe, and advocated ny Messrs. Fort, Pierson,
and Babcock, the latter gentleman moving to
incre SO the amount To 5000. The House
struck out the entire sum by an almost unani-
nous vote, thus sticking Mr.. Barnes To his bar
gain
The sun., 1873-05-02
-4vOTHER STE.fMSHIP LOST.
The Brealius at Pror"iirr'- shaft south
Of sandy HnoL.

The steamship Frances Wright cleared VI
the New York Custom House on TUESDAY for
Wilmington. y. {. Yesterday Capt. Fairchild
and his crew returned to this port In the schoon-
er John kelso the steamship having sunk south
Of SANDY Hook.
Capt FaIrchild says that On "wednesday nisht
at lbs the shaft on the port engine broke in the
stufing-nox, carrying away The sleeve dead
wood, &C. in the after part of the ship. The
vessel began 10 MI rapidly The engineer Ending
1t impossible To- stop the leak shut OF the sea in
lection, put on the bilge injection. and started
the donkey pumps. Then the mate and all were
ordered 10 the forward pump.
At l2l5 A. NJ. on Thursday the water had risen
above the furnaces and eXtinguished the main
boiler fires.
II wa soon evident that the crew were unable
Ia keep the ship anoat and finding II impus- ible
10 remain much longer on board, they manned
the boats and prepared to abandon her, but be-
fore they had completed their preparations they
signalled a steamer and asked her 10 pull their
craft ashore, hut after an abortiye attempt this
was found impossible and the stranger went ON
Wright to 20 ashore la their boats The sea was
calm, and this was entirely feas bls hut at about
daybreak the schooner John Keso bore down
upon them and took them OH, bringing them to
New York yesterday afternoon.
The Frances Wright was built in lSf5 AT Fair
haven, and was bT tons burden She WIS owned
by the Lorllard steamship COMPANY. She had
an assorted ccasting cargo and took no passen-
gers.
The sun., 1873-05-02


ALENANDER-FlTCn.-At the residence Of the
brides parents on Thursday April a. by the Rev. Ir
h lance j. llal Aleiandrr % Hartford, onu to kath-
a'Inr 4agSnt.r Of pt; :. fitch Of this city
the Rev. j.. Do'rgl, Mr. Charles Christian OF Bmorc
to Miss Mary T. Gilmore OF laltimprc. No cards.
fORD-BtNtDlCT.-ln Jersey city, Ncdnes-
day. April 81 N3 a. the house Of the brde hy the Rev
). II sinclair Of Staien Island. Mr. H. A. Crawford to
Miss Mary T.. Ben ediCt, both Of Jcr.,y city.
DAl mhILLlAN.- At ilc American Consulate. Gene.
ward nay ;. 4! -uphie JUNE, daug ter u the
bRkN>kH. RE- NulD>.-ln brooklyn. Wcdnes-
day Apri 81 10y the Rev : r. Haiscy hester A. Dr,,,.
~ ai soutnbrlige. Mass, to Mrs fsHnA u .cyEoG.
..bT'TFI REYNoLps-oa saplay, Arrtl q, at tn
% Nlse Kate r. youngest daughter NJ the Paricx
GGINA -LoNGwoRrn on sunday. April n. by the
Rev y N. Fsrrclly oi -. JaIgt.s church. St,uhen =
daughter VI the ate samuel Longw Orth Lsq Of t.s
HARDER-JoNEs-Att tho Church Of the Holy Trin.
iV roOsyn. by the Rev. Dr. Hall. T.. NJ Harder to
Mss Jennie Jpues, all Of BrOokNn.
u ID -kELNE.-lh Mdd'rtuwn, y. Y. On Nednes-
day Apr 80 at the residence of t" BRIDE parents by
daughter OF ". {. Reeve.
LACK -CONLAN,-ln New York on Wednesday
April ~ 1873, by the Roy. Dr. r. l.. Burtsell Antonio
ihoma< lacN Of LoatYn, Lngsnd to Mary A Coulan ot
New York.
lMoRE-sHANSON.-On wednesday. Npril 81.
bl the Rev Father Carney AT ST. PatrcAs Cathedral,
OF Thomas shannon OF BrioElyn.
SANDERS -OSbOOD.-On tuesday, April -, ~ -.
pault church Bergen Heights, D. by the Rev. r. G
Putnam rector, alter sanders, fOrucrv uf arwiek
England To Charlotte t daughter Of the late Erastus
Osguod. Jr, OF New YORK.
Sl NpMACHER-FREY.- the residence ~ tie
Isaac Hrut NaN &. suudlacher Of New lOrk to La
daughter OF AiOert Frey Of hewArG, Nd
The sun., 1873-05-02
the BROkEN ATLay1IC BANK.
No tNhibit Set-Runor npon Rurior In Wall
street. What the e,n o. roller Of the Cur-
rcucy Saws Brokers to br Prosecuted.

No tNhibit Yct-Runior npou RuIior In Wall
street. hat the 4 to,nPiro!lrr Of the Cur
rrucy saws BROKERS to bc Prosecuted.
The anxiety 10 learn the exact condition
OF the broken Atlantic Bank is undated. Yes
terday Mr. Strong, the Government receiver.
tried In vain to complete his examination ~ the
accounts, 20 that hc might make an ininediatr
report To the dcpositurs. Yer, few were adj
mtted - see him, ~ he wished To- be undis-
turbcd In his work. lie will publish the pres
ent inrompet. facts II the Comptroller " the
Currency viii permit. His investigation showed
that the assets did not correspond with toe
entries In the books. There were entries of
loan, iur which no collaterals could be found IN
the ctusl iers box. l ntil a report il Officially
made, Mr.. strong declines to give the public any
Information or To- deny or affirm the rumurs
'ii'at. IL was rnmored in Wall street that
rnE ACTUAL pTrfCifNCy
was sppo 90 and that - thi. faN.O0O mud been
= hi lunt"r ia speculation. The remaining
@O0h II We said. was ia bis pos ession. and IL
wa supposed that ~" expected go comprumise =
Tor t-arl,u. and retain s.SpOn for hi, own use.
The Hon. J j Knox, the Comptroller OF the
Currency r.ud that he had heard such rumot.
lie Gid not know whether u was true. lie cN-
pected t. know to-day, when the receiver ore
sents hrepoIt e. him.
Mr.. W. J. A. Fuller. Chairman Of the Deposit
or committee reported that II was the iuten-
uon Of the bank directors to prosecute the
cause oi the suspension. lie said there was one
broker Who had fl2inn placed 10 his credlt
when the total amount of his deposit was only
$3l2. lie believed that TAintoT's irregti-
laTlles were ia great part due to the
brokers. As soon Mr.. Burroughs,
one Of the directors. returns to the city definite
action is to be taken against the blenders.
rAISToR DIsBELIEvEp.
An impression prevailed among many Of the
deros tors that faintor had atte mptcd 20 mis-
lead them IN his story Of his transactions II
wac charged that his guilt was more daerant
Than he would have the public think. The be-
hei was that he stu had possession of the
fl.sx lglt mia a
that he held the property until he could make
terms OF settlement with the bank. 1t was sad
that friend tO whom he commune ated the
fact that he had made away with $25.U Of the
bank = money advised him to seize the cullat-
erals of the bank. There was one story that lie
lost that sum In gambling, but It was not cor
robUrated.
The sun., 1873-05-02
DIE u.

CoSI kLl.O.-on " Wednosdsy. April ~. after short
bui Ner- Illness Margaret Jane second te,i aud be-,
oN,d GauEhitr oi lh'nas ana kiil~ tOsteo, aged Is
The relatives and tr'"lds r,sp"C'f1'y 10 yr' 90
stirnd tr funeral 4 ON hrr late residence 81 Acct
tt. ll> u ndayl afternoon, 80 O'Clock.
HLAS~,-Ou hondsy, AIrl 2. William tiass Of drop-
y ~ tue H'h year OF hIs agr' native uf B. o., ing
The friends ard relatives are respectfully invited TO
attend ~ fuutr1 from his late residence Java
iic,nlyint. J., ON 1uhda, afternoon. at O'Clock
kENNEALLf.-Ou the lst inst. Mrs JolnnnAh Ken.
nra Nv, uI .ls EAST ,s.h a.
Notitr uf tuugra hereafter.
NJ hIIREY. In nruuAlyn. on wrdne.is, ANN " .
May j. BaldHlu, beloved ~ifc Of Matth, " McC ,hrey
~ ht 18th year 0f her age. -
Funeral viii take place from the residence of her mo.
thrr. ~ Navy It oh Friday, at T. NJ.
,MALl.-on Tuesday morning, Maria Gus Ter, wife Of
W IMAM ht(mh Mall, amt youngest daughter uf sarah
Relative. and friends Of the family are respectfully
Church, bloom lng!ac, on FRIDAY. May 2. atiP VI
~ hh lNH, ~ lotkvlllc, on WrdutSIa Ial, Apil 20,
ls,s, Robert H. ruIkius, aged g years.
lr relatives ana rieuds Of the family also ArcAfe
Lodge, No. ils, T. ana \ NJ and butchers u Nasl =
ton Market are respectfully ltcd 10 attend mo- iutr.
rsl rom hs lae Residence, ~ East s5h Mondll
IEtBNER-On Wednesday. Apru 50. after a short
shd palnin 'ntss Nrs Lunoe Auels lcunucr, sister
cliy, aged % years. uoutns, and 10 days.
pauent and obedeut sufferer, resigned to- the Will Of
God
Nos happy forever trust In the realms Of H.. bIes,
abode.
Relatives and friends are earnestly requested 10 a,
ST on Friday, May p At iP NJ lutcrm Et IN Green
THOMP>oN,-The funeral services ~ John r.
Thompson. Of the krenpO Isf Viii be- held AZ n W.
i,ih IT, at 81 O'Clock on the afternoon u triday.
Tie budy win be taken to l.io Amoud Va where fuli
burial services N,ll tt helI,
The sun., 1873-05-02
the TAxPAYERs CoNGRATuLArED



Kcpubiicnns- Proposal to Reduce the
Expenses of the schools.
The Liberal Republican General Com
mittce met last evening In the hall at Slt Broad
way. There were Greek professors, school
teachers. janitors of public, schools, LAWYERS,
Judges. and merchants The meeting was not
wanting IN brains, and It was evident that there
was something of importance on the tapls. Mr..
Thomas T.. stewart presided, and read rcsou-
tons fellcltating the citizens OF New York on
the passage Of the charter and the defeat Of the
Custom House cabal. They were adopted. Mr..
Pullman, member of the Board Of Education,
offered resolution supporting Mr. West Ia his
Of Public schools.
Mr.. Pullman had hardly seated himself before
dozen men were ON their feet. Pruf. Glauben-
sklce threw hand grenadcs at Mr. Pullman. lie
said that the Hcicnt Greek school teichers
were i'aid - VI ~ statesmen and generals. 4
Grceh. with twenty or thirty pupils. received
severed hundred dollars from each. Mr.. Pull
man said that the brcad-aiid butter misses who
gradIai" from the Normal Schuul were paid too
much. They were nut nn a footing with women
of uuadrupic their experience. Cuunse lor Fos-
ter aid that the pay uf teachers wa~ scandi
ously low. ard he would not vote for gene al
reduction Of salaries. \ teacher then offered an
but NO salary reduction.
This brought Mr.. Pullman To- his feet. and he
said that from the strong opposition ty his mo-
tluh he supposed that several speakers daugh-
ters were teachers. EverybuGN who had spoken
arose and said he was sorry to say he hadn't "a
daughter. Mr.. Pullman then begged the ques-
uon, and tried to retreat. Prof Glaiibensklee
srrAns a trap upon Mr.. Pullman. and inveiged
him into tho acknowl dg'ncnt that a hrickiayer
Is entitled To the saIne pas as wood carver.
Everybody but Mr.. Pullman laughed at the Pro-
4 ssor = trick.
Judge Fithisu. seeing that bad blood was he
ginning to rise, suggested that the words NO
redlctinn VA the aggregate be substituted.
MI. Pullman was still demunstrativc, aud zen
John Cochran cut the gordian knot by moving
reference 81 the rcAol iti"n to the Committee on
Resolutions. The motion was carried.
The sun., 1873-05-02

THURSDAY, May l.-FLoUR ANp MEAL Flour
dnll, aud to "li II WAS necessary to slgtuy -haae
pTtcs, tor No there Mq4Uy, but al
shaded prces Minnesota ~ moderately fair request
~ nour steady lnu. Corn meal nur. atti,e.
66., $500 extra state, &c. tis'os5
double extras, q 7sa ~; do winter wheat extras and
double extras t75etl IS; cty suippng extras T. IA
thi city trade and family brands fadtll - NOut1ern
bakers !Ad family brands ssssil 80 southern shnping
extras, ttiNsElJ. Rye -four, fiaS. a.. Corn nlulI
Western, SC, t5,2ag $40, BlaniywILe Sc SIS ,ssS7
PtovlsloSs PORK more steady. sllss $50 hbs new
mess 81 u? ior MAY, June ald July WITH each lot at
tls ~ .nd lobhng lo's SO Reef quiet bacon dull
suG nearly nominal Ntsteru long AMI short clears,
HIVtc DO Guy, lnalu.c Cut meats nat, small sales
Of dysaed shoulders y iS',c. pcAi1d and smoked
and closed somewhat IRREGULAR sales 81 ties At ~
ySc for prime city, y,c. Tor DO. new Me.tern, s.c fr
Old do 9N09A c. tor Western Kettle lbc for prlnp
Western seller May exc for June, ana OIc for.lub
also, kettle for June at c Butter dull West
eggs Toe.
RIO Sc higher sales S bag, IN the range ol l1aIslc
gold, I& Oags LagusyTa AZ lsAe RICE nrm, buJ stocks
The sun., 1873-05-02

Tllls-ln Worcester, Mass, Apr.l 5l b, Judge
HANpl.-ln Worcester, Mass. April ~, by Judge
auult'r ~ aud dcsrrttun.
MATHEWS. In Worcester, Mss. April a. bv Judge
nMrs Mar! a MalltNh oi lahcaslrr lfoiu George ".
Mathews. Cause adultery.
NENlON.--la Worcester. Mas, Aprii ~. hy Judge
adultery.
sfOCkwELL.-In Worcester Mass. Arrl 10 by
Judge Ames, Llzz!r \, StoCkwel from Jeremiah =
StockweN. Cause, adultery
sA"lER.-ln Worcester, Mass. April n hy Judge
Amer, stephen B sawyer from Lucy Aun SAWYER.
NHlINll.-l In Worcester, Muss., April d. b. JUDGE
AIMEE, MArlha 4, Wh't-ey from David {. Whitney of
AhhDurnhS.n, y IN au alulouy, Cause desert on.
NOOD.-ln Worcester, Mass, April 3D. b, Judge
Am,r, Anna Wool from Joues Wood.