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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
OS BSPAnOLRS SIN CONDTCIONES.
Hotel de los Vapores.

In duene Sc este estahleoimieato partieipa sus
auchos aIngcs a pnhlico 81, fhnega 10 soi cer
to anedichp hotel je d. funeionar III i9nnas
uerson9s h4hian di:ho, sino ttur sple, teneudo la
duena la gran sat faccion 10 ofruocr los stE0re5
yiagt rpa MI cGmodo dsccnta hospedage, con ex-
aelen mesa, h1bit4cipnts htpaciOs;is Ireecas, y
un esnlcrl0o tgato ep el sorvIcio, como ver6u lo3
Sses viageIo que giAtep hos iarno auhospedajo
lamhpn hay mesa IedOnda para los ;. ilciss ono
queran abo! arse por meses Y So srven batpas, no
do i preco m0d COS juan do Puerto II co dc
AhrI de tA3 IA u AHA CATALAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
VIAGb DIRECTO 4 LA PENINSULA
VAPOR ESPAN0L "LULIO"

A pgiEcifjo del pr6Ksuo mes do II "
sslit4 de este pu8fto el Tneac0nGd do = :
pol aomitientiJ pasage yosrPa la'a Vga,
Cad z, Barcelona J Palma do aaliorc",
uyas tayitas Sc anuEciafag opt r,Uramen e
OA,t mos recongaoar las tx elent,s
cutllladss tant0 en cl ttato & los pasafs-
rus, no Ell q tapde4 d. niaf,ha dnl
buqpe p0r ser va fcientemeute coroe /
por gran nuAefo 10 persoLas que 10
atililarun en 81 aateriUr visgr del rues fe
JUNO G,tlmo, h beudolos sido te 81
sat s.accion ios eIug.os qae Sc nos ban BIS
clio 0el csr eraaO tIa10 que glrpea 8 su
liuo iut tsi1genie oapiloa u. EarCos r.
cofns !, anttguo mar.no en- u taffeta ce
esta Anti &.
P0r 10 tantn % auunc3amos las PER
sonas que eus,en aprDveehar eeta opcr,
tunilaJ para las adase q h peeiasula er
aqusll eAa EN- "a seRurlad "a qu cua
ltis, OF o . qae dr "a q us ua suEeratf
% tueuas coaalc uces 81 qre ten mos
gusta IA uau4t +.
Pa r. -aiye ae bt4. de 1873 Il
.os -aaa . -, y. Il 4 H.tman -
FvuA ~ -. 6-i0
40 y: / eaasaca cc,a 1e Is casfsagt.
ua que tea1tt qao sosoctsfas'
pas@er si huqgu rn dtEtsAe i
s'co hem ~ ueIso De ae ustdg
tet l. Ergfess, casa .sf peF
lo II - a r3n - esr ) SsasanIrf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
LA COQUETA.
F0RTAIlEzA EUMER0 So.

Teng0 el gnsto dspErcerF in pAissless agrsgs..
exceslyanents n0tie9s. ii ps,s Inaye ! sss.Il. s
vaTiadn surtthOue nIefvatlrlsa d "a ~.
aparhd0res del easablersulsrlssss ,s
los Srss. = * Ainadiay " Isaaps k.m egIsa ~ -
eequlsito gtiss0 ru ateugsNa 4 4s1 II ~ - -
drO hsEni1F canftIia.ss asssss 81 ssssaa s.ss IS
acredItad slsers ~ a4nrll.sM !. IA IS -
ba aenstuDbEaslu FApfg tsl. N gss s.ssss.a III
1919. e.-GgegUsl0 u Ikvd1ignUM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Aviso al p1blico.

FL dnpfoAe Hotel 10 "Coru1esa" partieipa nu5
laVor9cedores, dc haDcr tra sadad0 casa "a calte
lie s. Jnsto 20 8 enein;a del esttbccmient0 titnla-
do Los trrcios Fjos." dGua trece I'M eslnerado
tIGto, mesa ;Lbuudante servida t1do Y
Hmpioza. contausto para ESQ con I'M cDeinero.
1anlbien ofrcce red0nda q los Srs e pus,en
venir comeF FCtTeses preeios n6dic0s bateRs
4 nrnaiO- weucinnAea M.nnn. Rnlrirney.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
EsEa' EEREyCL
SALIDA.

La efectna sin falta plra Cadix Barcelona II -
del actual la barca SAN loss, msldada psr
nocidO captain ID. Juan Baut,s.a Domeneea. Alsal
TO resto dc carga pasagefas
Lo d. spachan sus co signasar3c8, irarka horn .
no de Caraceaa Comps Marine. Sd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
NU1VO SURTIDO.

En- el eftablecmerto te 6. Gof IL
sc asa de reoiblr Ut briA ane tul d.
ID mercancias c0mo acossumbra inpor-
taf esta casa.
EutIe los dvelsos artfou Cs d. moda
pa'a tl,j les &c 5 3. se ha rtcih'do Er0 R'a
o de ! > c3jores mas extTauos; enJe q os
81 o3lor Veaubi3 entel&mei to aueyo de
grau6e tiecto.
Papan ljeo 4 iistas Se3e ias dc tcdas
claseS, pa6oa, eaamir batsfus do al !,
y la mi ldad Sc aflcu.os lie acLaast-
did.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Gran surtido.

Por los tltimos vaporea espaflol frances p0r Ia
p0lacra VEN u "a ha recbdo III. DIAMANIE,
mercanciAs nacionalas extral jsrns con noveGa-
pelo para Sra as Saaos do noche maiet"s do cnero'
brOs dc miss, nedias y ca cetnts za.atos' CD ne
las SO marroquin, bot,nes punt ed 'Udt ci!'I :
da de beearro charnl - reajc. V 9 peS1s per- bot
nes de Ordna i'd id 80 reale@, id. tei raismo t9hi
cante Ia clase pesrS, gonna para CANA d. hotincs
turron de Alicante ot5OS nttluutcs Que no s. emu
meran por la hrevsdad. Capt. ll.-S ia JasTo nane-
TO Il -Guilermo l. aneras. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Venta de muebles.

Sc vendan s;llerfas, sillones, mecoaOras, mesas,
consoas espeioa, roperos, lahabos, mesas de roche
emas NOV iliariO de una "a. /. .taran 'ie mani
Ii asto por aiss en- Ia casa auada dc Lor do, nlaza
drSaato D3mingo. 2-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
PERDIDA.

Sc ha desaparecido Ia noche del del presente de
Ii estaucia contgua este pueblo un cahallo Zaino
cahcs negros herrado, alzada 81 crartas paso deVa
nado e amos de edad 81 que 10 prosecute sera graf
fcado. Toa-ata ubrlf7 De 1S7i.- ern0n iez 6: 23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20

Kasa esAs NssAa amsu seMssS Nsst - - sNssf
skaa@Aa - IS Sses Mxsgnk s = IS
81 4ee ANses Essas s9asssa @aNs sNsssssaNsas -
49, ~ a@AeM aA s s6 ssag4 Y a.asuN
sNNs = gaaNwsN 81 ~ @Ns ~ asN ss.ss,A
auassAsAss AaaAssexsNeG3 akAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Muebles baratos.

Por ausentarse su ducGo SO veud, n sof g. colum-
pios, sill S, messs, roperos. canas de bronco de
htelro, una cootoda toead otros en- Ia calic del
Cr sto nIImero22. &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
EN- VENTA.

Sc vende el establecimiento dc mercerfa NOM
brado La LlaUe de OrO con todas sus existen-
cias calle de la Cruz fre te al almacen de Don
J. E. Cabrera, el mislno dneno infOrmara. II 13
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
pRovEEDoR DE La REAL CASA.
Venta de lnuebles

Por ausentarse sn due1o sc venden varios
muebes como son: c6m0das, espeios dc cuerp0
enterO g., a.. Calle de la Cruz mum. d.. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Vinagre de yema.

Fspanol lcRftno en- garrafones q ~ reales. Alma
cen do j. Eustaqu'o Cabrera.-Crug ~. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20

AVISO.

Iou rssa sha 8 sassgwsfass tssseE sene0 ~ E4 A..
t1'ttn sasses Iasasssss2 pssa ams sas gepsM@sasa
90 sosios - = *saaks - q s@ss pAsssss aAs@ @ss
t0gtn eusaagisakMAE0
ksn-xsanasu Akss4l 81 iAGa - F1exsa So Jess 4.
CNsmsas. fFaAuasse tlsaasastsa ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
En- la marina barrio de

la Carbonera sc venden cajones de carretas pro-
pios para las haciendas listas para armar, ade-
mas manzaDas tOrneadas para carros earretas,
cOches, rayOs de idem tablOnes para camOnes
vioaS viouetas Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Hier0 gl!vlliZlll aelllllla

Sc reaiiza una rartida pa,a techos dc casas pre-
clos m0dicOs Ell Ia casa natn. 81 caie de San Fran
cisco de los Sre-. Francisco Bastcp Y GO 1T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20

L&mparas dc cgistsl nlttal 8 llefIo lc valias
slaees. boubas pssa idem paru saear aqua; IA
ctla Sc psono. aiagu a.ettt; ..aYes para gas
aqua, grsuaas chirtA potta-husnhgts me-
hefns so yaFla clnses Gudo ln coUgernlen. e
n alambg ado.
Fidsiss pianos de lissir'as agao stones pa
aFpsna. vtdgieg#s Dsrua Hso~.
paf llttI@ ateaa fVaetas ruses que nut den
eese ei ess4da eef tteei8.fe# fas~Pucftu
Rtco. setfs mhtt IS 81 is7a -,f f ~. sarksv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
B. BJl8lS Y HLaAAAOA.
Han can,biado su almacen- -escritcrio 1 La ca
lie lie Ia Fortaleza numero KS.


B. Rors$s Hosmanos, del Comercio DC esta
is,I' an "a' p,I Iid , AIa i'iiI@
haia2a, Oteusc, Palma de MailoIe.a Padroa,
poutercdTa, Riyadeo, cgvi.la, Santiago ,Saut:lft-
ier, IarFagoua, Tuy, Valencia, Ngo, FiverA,
Njllaxa els y asaEuGa.-Pucrio-l,i l,ico l. de
enrtu dP fEs3.---t a@If d. ia Eortaicza MIN. D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20

ClLIE DIS. JySTONIjIEhO ii.

ri que suscriba ofrec gus seryicios este re s.
cet2hle pdblico, en- ceabio dc una modica &c
trlbueion conventional, en- todo 10 que abrall
gl si,.gieGto annnCig.
Sc lace todaelase a inBtalaciones de tuhc1i Ia
para esa . aSus en- lis casas o establecimientos
paallc4s pagtIcn' %.
iAmpieza de taona, lafnparas; composieiun
tc mbas coa4a.
Repalacion d. lgIllaa - saeaf aqua, cons
truce so'. .lc fore. ot to8" jo couceruieutr q
at,lasasetia. / e.asp patG to3U h. mcucinna,it
y cn'B eoa cns 0lsins, eparssltoa admitir6 tam
tulpUUa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
0FRECIMIf ETO.

9a Asssge# sA# So assse M sss4M 81 saN s.
Il NN gse Ms8ssasa sssasaeshs a. fatsHs sst Fs
asAsassfs Is asea sss A4ss &sA *eaa = assas VI
9k 9 q ss,sssN H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
AIN ANAQUE
c6mico, politico y literario
d JUAL gALoGo
PARA 1873.

Cen carieatnrsa porsie. i" le Sges BIascs BTe-
ton dr IHs Ite rUros N4wrs 1aA t&ta 1&WtUss Hn
tc~o. tan #ssssr. yfAe#s. IuHitas. tav f. Eet
ita, EGsa e. Ga,e3tUlg GA tfa0rg IS. NrfyNua*. l.
lure, i, ~ L1aez PfIe . Aia-'i ~ va. Ista.
M1i"os. ~ tiaa. N5y jaFE*ns'i, Ma stt AZ r,
Df;rgs Csrlaes. Psi I9a'gg =. F@s~s Ma / /.
r., Feie4, ks.n.fa. KjUos. Epdelgu T. EsfsaA, ss-
pn 9e3a +icFre, tf3.g Verona, Ftlia. LsfrH. Ist.
goll. fosioa los Juales ds ia cugf8daa tfaslEsda
con carieatuF44s poi te eeagatsbFsa. hfeA =
cxnvesat9ent. nara q i par sos rus utadss At-
tnlgufes sstuuaIu1c sEsncroe.
Ia 70 1guan at Uua lt0 pagieaA Ws s.. flus essr
luFsua@. edgcson elegant. aEilunl1a ssi~
grEiHas. b.o.Fati pUNetaH c3EMtssa pFF gssa5fssA
dsrirfpt , 50 to slta@+u ee.sdstne 4tssls sg Il =
rraat t1FH caFf aFoa ases @ 4thtEatatva 0e esfr
pe-3dsEe3
EFtr At0iASAQtE r. sasA ap - q8o se hsyA
.u. gtta q sn Fnaevs hs tssn g8eute 1NAA FaLJ
AU, por ua afa . . - G8s4ss IL sa3sses.
PRgcIo PARA Los 10 sus sggTogEs.
~ ctA ef h lfahsua ~ efs interior fasFtrts Hs
- css. II uAts lesD ss Vssasta gsnisw s#1g T.
- es 50 lss sgfs a. Sc e..esa - 4wftc 81
"Asa Lspfgss4 ea4le 80 Jus& aaat y. "a ~ Ag3aA
s~m&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
7 COLEGIO Y ACiDBNIl COIB11I4L
EN SAN GRDMaa
A loshabitantesde Ia Isla Z Pto-Rico.

Una ,ortunidad 81 padres Gtorrs IL nins
qpiencs ascen d una ccmpeta sesmeeada edu
caciun, v que sean oDjeto NJ IN sm1 tiempo dc un
trato del "a Ia.
El eljtieo 80 Il ocurado ant iguanerte como G. I.
lego por los Sre Ca, lac Maheay y, dcsFa )
por los Sc s. Wo.A Roussei csia sti8Gt AGO
de los CerroS de pOe!aeion. con ntaGntc1 Ntt-
tA a. puarto, y TeGae las eouaIc,eacs dc oap ct,-
SO venti'}lo.
La ainstrucci1p. a1emas del idnma logi6s. cont.
prendeT los ~is.aiense.'
Latin, Flau6a, Aemtg, Espanp|, Tcn.dWria d.
hbros, Dlbuir, Pintuga, Mus,e. G.mansia. todos i
cargo do Prof3s0Tcs d r5cunoCida cApa"ida i.
CONDECIOEES.
$40O al afio pagaderjs por trimestres g3eliut dos
Sc ha Il una rebaa caando sean dos mas ds prs
familia. Lavado librc.
EsE,F fsEgEyCL 49,
Sres. Hurtzig Comp -Sres. sci0n Miliink 20.
--Sres. Newton Com,.-Sr Francisco + n.alA
Sr Consul de Italia.-Srrs +. d. Aitlseua temp
-Sr. 5. LUccheGti, Consul ie FTancia.-Srsa. sne
ron Conp"-Sr j. Il. Cameron, SapsfsutsHHeuFe
de ia COmpania le vap0fes Il In aala kral lug.saa
y 0tras persnuas respetat,es.le .le csta pobIaetuu.
Para mas iDforines - diTiglfa al Sr. E.N Mar
tineZ. Ala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadjz. ecyillA Madrid por todas can
tidadea rotta vista Ciran loa q q nuscriacu.
Pucttp- Rco Eebstru ac ls.5.-i ii4stte Hefmsa.
~ dc Caracegm t'omu@ IL r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
MUM. AZ.
PREcIos DE sUscRlPC1oN.

Por ano adelantado Ia Capital pueblos de
Ia lsa, 500 id. i'd $5 SO cts-S i'd id.
S3.-Un mes id. Ia Capital s.-Un mes id. en- los
pueblos de la 1sla 10 rs-Un mum. suclto 2 RS.
81 BoLETIN Sc envia franco de porte cualquier
punto de la Isla por conducto de agentes respec
tivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
V EN- T A

Sc venden dos planes nnevos recien llegados de Ia
Peninsula sin eXtrenar. In estI lmp prenta dalan
razon 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
Al Comercio.

Por motimos de salud, me ave6 pre- ,isad0 pasar
Ia Peninsula deio la dreceion de mi casa de CO.
mercio mi dep 4ndiente ID Fra cisco Pinol.
Manatf 10 Gle abriI dc 1S73.-Juan B0rras Vi
di.llo I--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
CIR OS.

Borras hermauos del con1erclo 4, Faiardn. Il
ran sehre Palma de Malicgca POT todas canil
dades Il coftos tiaa vista
Faisrdn fpt4fcru ~ ds fSGn f5F
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
PRECTOs DE ANUNCIOs.

Hasta seis lineas de impression, RS. fits. en- pa
sando, & cts la Inca. Los suscritores pagaran
cts. Los annleus por meses amos Sc publicaran
precios convencionaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20

Este peri6dico publica los domingos, microbes
viGrnes cuando las CIRCUMSTANCES 10 exigen dan
.cances suplementos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
CONDECIOEi:S.

$40O al aIlo pagader1s por trimeafrss sdeliut dos
Sc ha Il una Tebat caando sean dos o mas de pn
famila. Lavado librc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
fu9Aga aElsjs1 flllIL paNlEGO u
- d e nH Ea1a

= 81 4 s.. sse - 81 Agasts ka ssvt astn., y en
- s. ss@ss II a.@as hAssAn9 1o A.AsnAs
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-16
THE NEW ARRANGEMENT.
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE RICE AND ELECTION
OF HIS SUCCESSOR.

Saturday morning meeting OF the Directors
of the Maine Central railroad was holden at
the Falmouth House, at which the resignation
of Judge Rice as President of the road was
rendered and accepted.
The following resolutions were unanimously
passed:
ReSotUed, That we have heard the announce
ment OF the resignation of Judge Rice, OF the
Presidency of this Board, and of this corpora
ton, with profound regret Regarding him, as
we do, as one of the foremost railroad men in
our State and one OF the prominent agents IN
building up, out of discordant materials, this
railway company, infusng it with life and
strength, and giving to it name and place
among the great railway corporations of the
country; feeling, as we do, that in him we had
a cool. sagacious, far-seeing patient, persisten
and at the same time an urbane, aitable, ana
genial executive officer, whose place cannot cas-
lily be filed, we have accepted the tender OF MS
resignation with great reluctance.
ResolUed, That the thanks of this Board and
of this corporation are due to Judge Rice, and
are hereby rendered to him. for his many years
of untiring, able and faithful discharge OF the
high and important duties which have devolved
upon him as the chief executive officer OF TINS
company,
ReSolUed, That our best wishes and sympa-
thies will accompany him to his new field OF
labor; that his doings there will be notod by us
Will luleTcst, anu tudb CNCif SuSOSoo 'AA'S"
there achieves will be the occasion OF special
qualification to the members of this Board.
ReSolUed That these resolutions be entered at
length upon our records, and that the clerk be
and hereby is directed to forward a copy of
them to Judge Rice.
Hon. Anson P. Morrill, of Readfeld, was
chosen successor to Judge Rice, as President,
and Mr.. c. F. Hatch, the general manager of
the Eastern, was elected to like position on
the Maine Central. Mr.. L. L. Lincoln, the
present Superintendent of the latter road, will
continue to serve in that capacity.
To-day, as we have previously announced, the
new arrangemement by which the Eastern as
sumes control of the Maine Central goes into
effect, and ere long we may expect the opening
of the long talked of through line from Hall
fax to New York, with hotel cars, &c.
AS soon as arrangements eau be completed
the headquarters of the road will be removed
from Augusta to this city. The car and ma
chinery shops will soon follow. They will prob
badly be located on the lot of land belonging
to the Poor House farm, situated close to the
road on the other side of Bramhall. 1t is esti-
mated that 5000 people will, by this move, be
added to the population of the city. Of cours
the benefit to the trade of the city win be
praat
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-16

!. Won Eoemer, the eminent Ger.o,,, bistor;ap
oieu at perrin saturday aged 90.
Two-thirds of the VILLAGE of M.ou ~.
was burned Saturday mornino -" Ii, S Oh''
The Supreme Court of Indiana hos a1.;.
granted Mrs. Clem. who has twice bao,t aSa.n Se.
vcte of the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Young a
new TRIAL This will be the fifth trial. ~ l"
John F. Cork, English Vice Consul at st.
Louis is in custody for alleged emoezzlement.
John Camden Hatten, the London publisher,
died Saturday,
In Springfield ILL.,, colored man named
Iayier shot another named Brown, anu wueh
pursued shot himself
Dispatches from Central Asia report that
the expedition advancing on Khiva has made
satisfactory progress
The American clipper ship Young America,
won the race with the British clipper La Esco-
sea, reaching Liverpool on the 18th inst, in LOG
days from San Francisco.
The wheat prospects of California are very
encouraging. Harvesting has already COM
menced.
A serious riot occurred at Beaver Falls be-
tween the Chlnamen in the employ of the cut
lery company, because they could not eat Opt
um and smoke. The whole party have been
| discharged.
London despatch says that the Sultan of
Zanzibar has signed the treaty with Great Brit
ain Tor tne suppression OF the slave trade, ne
gotiated by Bartle Frere.,
The Spanish Cortes have appointed direct
ing committee with CASTELAR, at the head
Indian Agent Jeffards reports that the Co
chise Indians are behaving themselves on their
reservation in Arizona.
A San Francisco despatch reiterates the
statement that Gen. Davis had prepared the
timbers for the gallows when he received orders
from Washington.
Base ball, Phiadelp elphia-Phladelphia 16,
Atlantcs 9, In Boston-Athletics 3, Bostons O.
A Halifax despatch says that several fishing
vessels have returned with full cargoes, large
quantities of mackeral being caught off Port la
Jour and Sable Island.
Mrs. Bnlah Hunt of Randolph, Mass, died
Friday night, aged 104 years.
The medical commission appointed to exam
inc the Westtield, Mass, murderer, Smith, re-
port him sane and of fair intellect He will be
hung Friday, the 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-16
WASHINGTON.


seoVery OF n Planet.
WASHINGTON, June 14-The Smithsonian
telegram from Pros Watson of Ann Arbor
Mich., OF the discovery of new planet i'm IL
honrs, 10 minutes OF the right ascension south
anu u ", 10 minutes of declination; rapid mo-
tion north; 11th magnitude
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to.
day: currency 81 ,2l7, ,093: special deposits of e
gai te11srs Tor redemption of certificates of de.
post S3l, ,235,0 900; coin $73,69S. 1872; includino
S35,0o4 800 in coin certificates; LEGAL tenders
outstanding S356,000,0O0
Changes.
changes are soon to be made of about twentv
consulates, in order that Southern men NAV he
appointed to them, the President HAVING 70.
Gently expressed his desire to give office to a
large number of his Southern political friends.
The Frredmen's Bureau.
Gen; 90. Howard, noticing the recently
pephs5ed article concerning his management
ol tle rreedmans Bureau and certain papers
IN that connection, submitted to the Attorney
General says the sum of between three and
1our thousand dollars, represented as short in
tue ulsDurslve officers account was upayoida.
Die and Innocent, and that he immediately maid
the government as soon as it was ascertained
AS 70 tne so3, 600 the discussing officer sent il
the money as well as the receipts so the Second
Auditor could cancel the vouchers. All his
transactions, he says, can be satisfactorily ex.
planned. 20
Postal Changes.
Ihe following postal changes were ordered
during the past week: Offices established in
New England. In Jackmantown, Somerset
The name of East Eden, Hancock county, Me-.
Is Is, changed to Bar Harbor. Thorndike Station,
Waldo county, Me-. E. f. Files, postmaster:
White Corner, do Chas. A. Libby
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Especial Despatch to the Daily Press.l
Stone Work,

Stone Work.
AUGUSTA, June 14-At the Republican eau
Gus tonight, the ticket headed by the name of
Col. James M. Stone, was elected receiving III
votes to 67 for the Dingley ticket. Mayor
North heads the delegation and among its
members are Hon. VIM. T. johnson, General
Selden Connor and other prominent citizens.
ITO the Associated Press.]
A Through Line.
The new line of the Maine Central between
Winslow and Benton has been completed so
as to run trains, and the first train will run
over the road Monday. This three miles of the
road has probably been built in shorter time
than any piece of similar length in New Eng
land.
A Few More.
SAto, June 14.-Eleven delegates were elect
ed this evening who will support Col Stone.
For the other Man.
SKowHEGAN, June 14.-This town picks its
"nine" for Mr.. Dngley.
Very stoney
RoCKLAND, June 15.-At the caucus this
evening" the Stone delegation was elected by a
vote of 14S to 33 for Mr.. Dingley
Launching.
BATH, June 14.-Launclled this afternoon by
Adams & Hitchcock, fine three masted
schooner, about 75O tons named Stephen DevaE
She is the largest schooner built is owned by
parties in Fall River Mass, and will be COM
manded by Capt. R. P. Raynard of that city
Fatal Accident.
BRUNSWICK, June 14.-George Furbish of
Bowdoinham, who was severely injured by the
bursting of an emery wheel Wednesday, in
Colby, CLANCY & Smiths sash and blind facto-
ry, died to-day. He leaves wife and children.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-16
NEW YORK.
The Inharmonious Democracy.

NEW YORK June 14.-The Apollo Hall wing
last night adopted resolutions looking to union
with the other Democratic wings in this city in
the future. The resolutions charge that ''under
the specous cry of reform the dead and buried
carcass of Know NOthiDgism has been revived
in New York." that fanaticism and bigotry are
publicly displayed, and adding that "Under the
action and appointments of our liberal minded
Mayor, the almost absolute Acknowledgement of
adopted citizens of every race and faith has
taken place"
Fish Culture Operations.
A Washington special contains the follow
ing: Fifty thousand fine shad and four thousand
young eels have been sent from the New York
Hatchng establishment to Lake Michigan.
Another car of fish is to be forwarded at once
by the United States Fish Commissioner for
the Pacific coast rivers the first car having zen
wrecked by the trestle accident on the Union
Pacific road.
Glut in Gold.
Information at the Treasury Department. is to
the effect that under the operations of the new
mint law reducing the coinage charges there
will soon be glut of gold in New York.
Various Matters.
There is no clue as yet to the whereabouts of
Horton. the bank check forger.
There was no decrease in the number of vsi-
tors on Stokes and Walworth yesterday
The Sun publishes story to the effect that
Bacon, the waiter from the steamer Yazoo, died
of yellow fever in Eldridge street, Nav 81. The
matter is kept secret by the health authorities,
and his comrades were taken down to Westbank
hospitals.
A preliminary private, conference was held
yesterday for calling general meeting of com
mercial interests to take action against alleged
excessive freight charges of railroad corpora
tions
The Carlists report victoryin the province of