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, 1874-10-23
GENERAL NEWS,


The pctlttonD calling Oh the Mayor and Coun
| ell to submit to tue popular vote the question
whether the city shall be incorporated undor tht
general law passed two years ago will be put In
circulation to-day.
soli-propolling Amoskoag flrc-cngine will b.
! publicly tostod this morning at the corner Of
Madison Htroot and Michigan avenue, under the
direction Of Marshal Bonner and hia Assistants.
The trial begins at 10 clock.
slight tiro occurred in the drying-room OF
| Hambrook's furniture factory, at 11:30 a. m.
yesterday, aud caused the alarm from Box 542.
Damage trisling.
Honedict Bangertor, carpenter, is missing,
And Ills wife IL anxious to learn OF hts Yt,era.
nbou!s. He ia about 81 years old, md native
Of Switzerland.
The alarm from Box 355 at 3:15 o'clock yea.
terday afternoon waA caused by tire In q barn
In renr Of No. a1G South Morgan street. ownel
W john. liable. Losa, 500; no INSURANCE,
Cause nnltllown.
On account Of tho min last evening, the in
atallAtlon OF officers and Aociabte Of tho Chicago
Athenpum was postponed until next Tlurstlay
evening, ut s o'clock.
The temperature yesterday, as obaeryed hy
Mn'sasse optic!an, under Tie TRIBUNE Building,
WAa iii tho Shade ut l.. 1n., IS deg. Faronf,ot !:
u 9. m., 68: II m., I'll; j p. ILL.,, 50; p. m., ST.
and 8l'. H., 81.
The homeopathic phyaicians met At the Tre
mollt lust evening, aud, after briof discussion
or the dlsoahes OF women and children Ad-
ioursled,
Yesterday afternoon Mt s O'Clock, whito Mrs,
Lyman, ot No. 65l Michigan avenue, wna help
nlg her inothor out Of u buggy in front Of her
tostdenco. tho horse attached bccnMo frightened
and upset tic vehicle, which fell On Mrs. Fly.
mai! and broke her right log juat above tic
ankle. slo Was carried into tho house and q
surgeon was sent for.
Messrs. Charles T.. White aud 8. p. Blagdou,
Managers OF tho North Hritlbl, aud Mercantile
Insurance Company of England aro in tho city
looming over tho ground, with viow Of regun-
liG bnhlncEs. Ih8 Lancashire OF England hRs
alroady resumed, aAl tho Itoyal OF London has
never cegsed underwriting iu this city. 1t ia
generally believed that tho otllor lurge E,,fonean
companies will reallma III less than two weeks
eapaclally blnco 1t III known that Home of them
ara now writing OIL good tropet1y o!andoHtinely.
Yesterday AIaJ.-Gnn. L. o, G. Ord addrossed
tho members OF tho lounl OF Trade In reference
to tho deBtituton caused In ka1,Has by tho gruYs-
hopperK. lilo suited that great suffering existed,
tho supplies previously sent having hoon OK
Annstcl. Clothing was uooslcd, as wall AZ food,
4 committee, col,slstng Ut George Armour, l.. u.
I.aiter, George q. WnlKor, john Il. Hancock. g,
At, Henderson, Juhn D. Dralso, N. X. Fairbank.
ElHon koith ". II. EEun and q. Il. Cooley, WAS
appointed u solicit subscriptions.
Tho Indies OF Plymouth Church opoued thoir
luuct-ruoil6 nj No, ia Washington street yos-
tertiay, with great AncccAa, and foa large and
falniAhinB crowd. Tho rooms will also b1 opon
to.dny from Ia to 8 p. TIL, md, ~ tho proceeds
90 to ths support OF tAa plymouth Church uts-
, 1874-10-23

catnnso' and Instantly killed. Tho borrowed
nttanta, IN addition to thoir Horrow for tho loss
n ~ '9ost oi'i!d wefo condemned to pay ne Of
& To ataucA Tor not having kept tho clitltl out Of
H. tns atseot. 1t Is marvel to Mo That eu1,oboly
~ T.; TO- Wo run over aud titled every hour in tho day
in.s @ aua 20 humorous aro tim ycllicoB, SO rock
WI WHICH tho horsou mo trlvo. There 81 in no. 10 Inv
nSas ~ rna 1ast triving hero and pedestrians haya
1or ,x9 s1oS VIII eargo Pontb1ank ut tho promo.
Garo ep or eng hinb bq crossing tho street, ubrokina
br9aat |. either to the right or to tho aft to ayoiJ
nf rs r3, naa ovep % ha hs roa and ons ago s
@ af ra"bofg 5 81 g. aon,s i5oae 90, o%n6s to Re
TINT aho died Ia fow Ioars no nea,y orlalod hai
elrs Ind to pay fno to tho city for Ii" orno e
OF causing tho detention OF nubln rnl,ioo .u I,'.o m
vol M tho obstruction Of tho },i.hw,,,, ,u'loo' -
, 1874-10-23

Tho oiforta which haye boc,, mnle to securo
tue pardon Of Arou Audorson have t,na fnr
proved unavaillng' Gov Doyorlgo yestorlay
ocllned to intorforo, but suggested tic sjrul,la.
tion Of petitions. 10 thnt he might Ioarn nul,lIc
sentiment on tho subject. Accot,I,nuly. n firm
llas been gotten mp. which, aftor giving tJ,o ]ot
tcrs Of Judge 1sogess and tho jury already nuG
OIL To say; eoe"
In consideration OF tha above statement, pn1 from
ouf oHa 2AoH1eaQb OF taa es3isnea s1luosA w ths
, 1874-10-23

1oF' NeVerldEo III at tho Sherman Holse.
Joe ". nroohs. m old and popular conductor
on tho Ohio i Mississippi nailroad, is Ut tho
metropolitan.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
taln,eT Uouse-Dr. Summers. U, q. H.. Dr.
4. 4 aiaoLaron, London .. T. Sherman, UuIfaln !:
9. =. Scyton. London; II. a. Herrioh, Boston : ::
!. u. Lyon. Now York r. ]. PIuukott, Nicholas
Lynch, Dublin l.; William Il. Hagor, EfaryInntl.
Grand Pacific Itote(-dov. join
Evans, Colorado; Gen. ]. Kilpatflok, u. s. A.: '
Judge J. b, Mics. Laporto n. uro''
n Montreal: J. !. Courtney, London; aorham,
nlnke, Boston !: rllad. Dodue, Ovid. N. r; o, d.
uorhGm, Fort Wayne; tho Hon. john n. Good.
win, Now York; 9. i. sholdon, Auburn % ;ho
Hon. Robert .. Greon, New Bedford.
Fremont HOUSES. 3. VAorp New York; W, r.
lIldadon, Now York; g. Z. Porter, Emu Claire Il.
,M,y,ant, ", Now York L. ClIappoll 0roon bay +.
Williamson, Philadelphia; Henry J. Gordon,
u. Ewing, PENNSYLVANIA 4. s. johnson, In. ~
porto: 81. Fl. Morris, Louisville; o. o. Marsh,
NAY st9,, Hayon; ]. zimmormap, Milwaukee ii. g.
n!illor, New York; Il. Newkirk, Central City
EDWARD Dodd, London II. J. Bennett, Mel
bourne. ANe
, 1874-10-23

f1i4OWNL d9AOCiAI4ON.
The meeting OF the Alumni Institute wns COLI
tinued Yesterday morning, aud will hold until
noon to-day, as Prof. Andrews, on account Of
sickness, will not be able to give his lecture OH
Lake Michigan as Eartl,'s Timepieco tonight.
After prayer-meeting Of half Ill hour, James
Tompkins, Of kewaaee, ILL.,, read an ablo parer
on tho Relation Of Natural Law to PRAYER.
1lo defined prayer nud natural Inv, md argued
that, l. 1t is admitted that answers to prayer Gnu
be obtained III tho spiritual world, tic satno may
happen in the physica and that it s more rca-
Bonabo to expect ANSWERS III tho physical than in
tho spiritual world.
This esAay provoked considerable discussion.
and it VAS advanced That thero was natural
law of prayer. as well rs Of any othov element 0.
the universe.
The royiow at
SEARS FOURTH GOSPEL,
the hoart Of Christ, was thon read by G, ",
Coleman. L. Il. Sears, tho author OF tic work.
Is Unitarian. nearly allied to orthodoxy, bus a
warm, loving heart, and loves John mid loves
Christ. Ito arguos the authenticity Of the Cos
POI pSnr Of hy SG aEainst itu being al apocrypha
IN article In tho Constitution Of tho iInitcS
States, OF tho aato Of 1850. topchinp 9tatos,
Rights secession, mud tho Divine oriein and
Authenticity of Slavery, showing What violation
Of history such all ack would 10
soarB' ground on tho subject of mrac1ca usu
completely tahetl out from under him ni'o,pin',
1ilat working miracles does not need rroat nhva;n
cal power on tho part Of him who Works tI,cn,
or that spisitun men nro widely known az ,nuscn'
lar SympahtH. Christianity Ia defined an n ra.
n1arkab!e influx OF power III pause in history.
tlia pause being tho general las,,air Of iii,
world at tho state Of things about the commence.
1nent OF tle Christian ora. md tho book nhoya
that this power produced It sarios OF remarkable
characters In history. This Greek philosophy lad
Its eona,,n,Iation III Plato 4DU years before Crjnt
and 1t the world was to be improved by culture
this improvement ought 10 llayo beon CON.
nletcel long before tho time Ut Christ. Tho
acme u ltotnan civilization, al exhibited 10 tLo
roliglou Of tue people i'll tile time Ut Christ was
Shown. in q wonderful word painting, NJ au utter
fRiture The incarnation or Christ Was Wander
fully shown III t4is fourth gospel aud 1t ls tho
testimony Of 1900 yeara that the special gift of
tho Holy Spirit in all Christian history reveals
this manhood of Jesus and thIs manhood brings
Him 20 1loar to tB that whom VIC want Him No
find u Him Tho treanura-hollse OF Coda
generosity to olr nocla. IL supply far moro
abundant than our ncceHaitieB. The u,olsrl,
loljelonn Which dato tho world'H progre.n date
from Christianity, for tho othor two great
religious of the world oit,or have no future orno
und
THE uuh1NEsS MEETING
folorsd this a1orolae, at Which T., r. Willams,
, 1874-10-23

TToaH 1Ad DtfF0't Frex PYt58
=, Saturday - ~ last hound belonging 10 man
e,1d of oGa"ner. OF fayotte, O.. ms tied to tho
during tho stop at Wyandotte. His oWnor hi a,aa
bot that the dog would keep Zip with thn I,a tra,a
aild ,! come n! into Detroit a right, and tue bomnd
and aa III 1he IT. tra M run at its usual rao of epeod
,e 'a snp snp aoE a ud not haye o BE- pulled foot q
win. '' ~D' wv: eoo4u nos
, 1874-10-23
ahH Results OF IfaanE Ietsn Oror In
Es;tri&s

Iltcy Hooper writes rlom rariB to the philn-
0olphta Press: !" / l,hyo spoken heforo Of tho
odd law which they have hare. by Which por-
son. OIL hoi.g run ovor wl,io cralsing tllo strept,
Is ohlfgod, II not liI1H 10 para no ior o,str,rt-
in. tho public highway; n,'a II very peculiar aud
opptohAlyo Instance Of th enforcement camo To
NY knowledge tue othor day. a little cnid tl.n
minor stroots running ont Of tho ayonno' Joso-
rttua. wh!!o playing ~ thu nlld!e Of tho btrens
wan knopkad down aud run aYsr by / passlug
, 1874-10-23

Pianos for Cash,
a few instruments that have been rentnd anil hr.
te ~ nsea can he bought At necds Temple OF sIusin
prices. '' " ~ 'eAJ 'o"sat paEld
, 1874-10-23

MOnGAN-SstITII-Iu I'll. Civ n, o,o~ -.
noon, th2 aand 19s. at tha rpsldonco Of tho s,
Ktr.do ont,mGes g1t ~ pan b9ssn.s 1he lev. Abheit X
Smith. bntl u ChiaaYn. 1 'tiSs o"Aa L.
, 1874-10-23
DEATHS.


HOnMAN-On Thursday llo o2nd tn.t L.. -
yGAr. N 1t1"AA' II nor Ssth
h9aoral On Saturday Oct. ~, Ut 1 o,c1oc+ f,o..
feSluence, 136 SuutH SanEai,on-st, '~N' 't'ta
, 1874-10-23

S0sc9s D7sDsfcF u Ift CHicn9o ITi6Vue
NEW lonE, Oct. 22.-At h meeting in this city
to-day OF tho iiEht-mortgago bondhollols Of lho
Poor!a u Rock 1s!and Railroad, committee.
previously appointed, reported on tho affairs Of
tile Company. Tic report presented plult
OF reorganization, by which tho bonahoiders
layo tho appointment of an additional Trustee,
and tue rond il to ruu unter tho direction Of Ut,
Advisory Committee for tho benefit Of tho bond
holders, who aro to ncquiro poaceablo noasessjnn
OF tho road should tho Company moi rcinstate
thor atlairs iu the course Of two years aud u
half. Tho report WAS adopted.
TIE CALIFORNIA PACIFIC.
!, sAN IRASolaco, Oct. 22.-The petition to place
the California Pacific Railroad Company in ba,,k-
rltptoy presents about tho Ban.e facts as stated
III The answer in tue case Of Reese RI. Latham
OF Vi. concerning lho Campany's transactions. us
bcfuro reported.
, 1874-10-23

To railroads oncrstng in Missouri hnro raised sew.
erai interesting luestioa concerning hu riaht OF lin
State Doarl Of Equalization to asscsa Mo,n for iases
The TIP Asantie 4 paeltle and Missouri pacao Roads
from all county and municipal saxss. Il regard to
SLATE xca t1ey claim that theF charters rresSrGo the
mnnner in WHICH they shah be asscsscd and taxed, and
nat tney arc not subject to assessment by tie stu
Board Of Equalization. Tho Iron Mountain Roa and
tue Missouri, Kansas l. Texas Noad c!ailn that tic ns
ae:amcnts are excessive while tue Chicago i South
,st., wsstern hoaa complains that II 3a as4osaetl
Chfeago .; G hoek islatd \ paetis Road. THO defence
nacd loads sets forth that the exemption mentioned
r. tho charter o ls33 expired with the completion Of
tho roais; and further, that 1t did not pass to tho
present owners 1n regard to the alleged erroneous
nssesstsnts by tho Boart of Equzation tic efo1,7o
claims that an injunction il not the proper remedy.
and that tho Federal Courts have Fight to restrain
tho State from collecting Its reyeunes. Tic aggregate
amount Of State and county taxes In controversy ia
about t3ooo,ooo. The applications for temporary
Injunction restraining the collection OF tho an1uuuta
assessed to the several roads wero rcccut!y heard by
Judge Dillon, and decision ts expected ut thso
September term III the United Statea Court at 1T.
Lpu1H,.
, 1874-10-23

President Albert Keep, Of tho Northwestern
naliroau Company, received a letter from WASH
!ngtor. yesterday, informing hin. that a motion
had been 1nado hcforo tho Supreme Court Of tho
United States 10 advance their case III regard to
tho constitutionaty of the Potter law on tho
docket OF tho court to Dec. 10, 1874. i decision
on this motion Inns 1lut yek honf, uiyan
, 1874-10-23
THE FAILURE TO INDICr MIKE Nc
DONALD,

DO13ALD.
70 he Editor Of Tie Chicago Tribune:
SIN: four editorial in this mornings Issue
suggests the truo solution of tho failure to in
dict Mike Mcdonald. Tho Supreme Courts Of
Goorgia, Louisiana, Iowa, and kentucky, have
each held it unncceaBary to provo that the gun
or pistol was loaded to sustain an Indictment
for assault with intent to kill. johnson va.
State, 26 Ga, GIL State ys Marco IL L., cas-
Burns vs. Commonwealth, Met,, 13; State vs.
Sloppord, 10 Iowa, 12G.
Iii our Slate, under an Indictment for assault
with intent to inl!ct bodily injury, the sccused
may be found guilty OF an assault only. tho pun
ishment for. which may bo $1,000 fine and i'm
priaonmont in the County Jail for one year,
"Whon tho circumstances show an abandoned
ard malignant heart" Arc thcao circumstances
wanting III Mike McDonald's case Yet be gooa
scot-frca. Next. Law AND Onprn.
CHICAGO, Oct. q, 1874.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13
Unguento Holloway

Las curas debidas etc c6les,ro UugIentO.
han sido tan sorprendentes que han admlrado
las principales nOtab b'lidades del Arte Medica.
Tnfinidades de pOrsonas. resignadas ya 4 sufrir
la dolorosa opera zion de una amputaciOn, des-
pues de haber padecidO mt cho tempo, han ape
iado, como iiltime recurso este maraviiloso
balsamo, 4 cuyas excelentes propiedades cura-
twas. agradecen sus braxOs piernas, reccbran-
do enteramente Ia salud perdida. Las personals
1ue padecen afecciones drl corazon que sufren
de coustipados. toses bronauitis, paede11 Il Il.
mara viIlosaa virtudes de. UneiientO Holloway.
Para asegatar la curacion rapida Y permanen-
Ia de lae enfQrmedade, convene siempre que SO
tomen las Pildnras al misno tempo sue se en-
1mplias Ia nstrxcciomes en- ei espasel relatisas al
rso de dichos nsedeameatos encuelren las ce5as De
Piltioras botes de Ungliemto.,
Sc vende en- las principals farmacias dol
mundo entero en- el establecimieDtO central
del Professor Holloway, 5s3 Oxford street. Lon
dres. .:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13
EN- Ell AL[M,ACENs 4
aED. IONAS1OLEIHIJg, DE NEIACBg !
= eaoOantran d vsnsa los aEsiaalo4 aiguisasss'


Maderas do todas clases tsjnEnanf--A Arsdes q
yarias fabrcas con nang0s. finlOnes FoJas qe -
pussto de todas ndmerps-- 2nincAlIe de tsdg clase
6inetTumentOs dc carpintoroe tun0lerOe. e.-COrFeae
de cuero para D4quinss de vap0r- desde pnlFndAs
7.--Es. 0pa para m3quinas de vapor oarticule de
patente.--A -Aiguitrar.-E EstnpA pAra buques-Linaue
tca para bOcae de Observation-Disclosures de c0bre pa
ra correas de vapor-Llavosdo de v6lbulae para vapOK
9esde pa aigadaA.- Telade alamhro de vayiOs sa-
msfios para cedazos de guarapo.-Tela de gonna pa
ra m4uuinas.-Cedazos sueit0s de alambre 30bTs.
Baldes de herro gaivaniz ado para hacief,das-
toe plateados de hoja de lata-Ejesde hiero para
calesaa carretas yantas para sidems-CAmcnes.
tue(ias r3yOs sueit0e.-ACeite de paZun1s-baTniE
fna para tapaF nud0s.-Llaves inglesas para tQdOs
usOs.-Pesa lic0res sirOp.--T
geerae de gonna de I, ~ pulgadas--Arneses para
muias cabalios --JaQuimOnes de cuof0 para ldem.
-Recortes para carriages de plasafors
ma cabalete de Is &c. .-Muelles de todas csses
M8uuiuas de co6er de varias ciasos-POlvos para
iimpiat plata.-Cuchili-sJt tenedores pateadps CON
mango do marfl -CuCharas plRtDadAS fnas.-Ll00
rcras iafus A.-Palas de- maderey de hierro.-Mo-
limos de acero para moler caf6Ventead0ros de o.
f6.-Qunques para kerOsina gasolinA--farolea
| para Observation-Disclosures dc varias classes con des-
pertadDr-Cerraduras do peetllOs mOvi0lea que sif.
| ven para el lado derecho elizquierdo-Aguja pa
ra eli lado derecho ol zquiefdo-Agujas para ma
auinaa pieEas suotas.-Hilos sedae para ideM.--
PInturaa de tOdAs :ases acsitee Iona para vela1
| de buaues bOtss--T ornilos para m1quinas yap0r
| v de otras clases-Cornisas de metal para ador-
! para espsios,-Cerda plumas para coichCnee .
| mohadas.-Co Colchones almohadas sueltas.-Tube
| para ouinques do aceite korosina.Cristaler1a ID
toda clase-CArruajes de dos ycuatro asientos para
nifios otros MuchOs artfculOs impossible de emu.
moTaH W-1I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13
Plldoras Holloway,

Los misioneros cat6licOs. destinadOe rec r
ref varias parties del mundO, tales como II Chi
ma, In IDdia, el Africay Otras. vi6ndose 0bliga
hos = sjeiCer GusnO iD0 siCOs al mlsal0 Tempo
qd dtsem~ efian los debe- ca de buenos pasto-
res, hace muchos amos que 20 di,igen al esta-
blecmen.e HUl.ow9y. para pTO9eerse de estas
c6lebres Pildoras. eusas prOpiedades depura-
twas dUmiDan. tan prlntO c0tUO radica lmente,
los lnalas dc vientre de est6mag0, asi smO
el NAL de hfgado, tan frecuente penoso On
paises calidos.
liz accicn de este medicamento es sasiaal
cemO eD6rgicay expuis, inmediatamente nuave
deg mo,ivada por maosD Drtritivos: resta blecieci
do la bnena digestion. apima In acciOn del higa-
do, disipa los males de cabeza es uu calmantN
excelente para las persOnas nerviosas. Las pro-
piedadcs durativas de estas Pil s0ras, que de-
vue:ven las fuerzas ell vieor al sisteina vital
:as haceser indispehsables toda persona de vi
datranIuila y sedentaria, asf como son de gran.
de utllidai & las mugeres de t0da edad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13

Y al pdbiico en- general, asegurandc no tendran
NADIA que desear. pues al cfecte cuenta CON una
escocida servidumbre espaciosOs Cuart0s para
famiiias. cantina bien provista. bailcs frios 8
calientes la 6rcon. hashcro S. S.; teao nres
ccs eduitativos al aicapca de tnfas ~ fcrtnnas.
Tn empleadO del Hotel va aboydo. ssenrrrs
que lIegau vaporea paia poaefse 4 Y esdef. d'
los Sres. pasa lyeres ercas garse sse = eonJae
cion do sus equipajes en mn bpte especial MAJ
dadO censtTilir expresaments' para sNstN sefvis'd
con mociOn Mecanica. que le impeso mas vclac,
dad .Iue una ma0uiLa do vannr. esilic!0 sufi
ciente para copducir veinte cuatya person ~
con sus nialetas de viaje, el cuai esta aGisposli
ciOn dc los Sfee, pssager0S iaFa Taasdr TO- i
bahia San Tomas is de Eneu, de is7& Fa3,iS
fIk.f5ua.o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13
CONPANIA RKAL Tb ! lPORIN Cl)IIllb IllIIoI.S

SUBvFNCIONADA l. GoBERNo
y. EUROPA Y OT1Os pNEMTne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13
Sc vende 8 arrienda

una estaneia propia para lecherfa, situada en-
tire Cangrejos y Rio piedras con casa de Vi
il do terreno, varias palnas en- producto. dos
ranchones. nno que renta $8 nj mes y otro nue.
20 con habitacOn ca All cuadra para cuatro
cabaios, cochera colgadizO para carreta y
pozo con bomba rec'a.
Tamhien go vendou una carreta nueva dos
bueyes j5venes que saben arar, dos vacas de
eche, un coche rccien compuestO dos caoall0s
para tiro. Daran razon on la fotcgrafta de ID.
Guatier, calje de San Francisco MIN. 16.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13
Hotel International,
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
Fyemte al bonco d clsb International
dc San Thomas.

FL que suscribe, rsopietaTio de este cdmodo
establecimiento, situado Ell 10 mas ceiltric0 de
calle del Concrete, ceroa de los muellea, con
hermosas vistas del puerto dc Ia Ciu.lad, tie
ne 81 honor de ofrecerlo aus nnmerOs0s amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13
Sc VEN DE

la casa terrera sta en- la calle dc la Tanca ndm.
49, esuuina 4 Ia de San Sebastian. FL que ID
interese puede VI rse con su dueho que Ia habitA.
Derfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13

Juan N. Cancio y Ro-
driguez, Doctor en Medicina y Cru
iia, Gale de Tetuan mum. Ii, Casa dc
Salud de San Rafael
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-04

SToRRs, counsel for the Central Pacific
Railroad. argued before the House Com.
mittee this morning against Luttrell's
proposition for an Investigation of the
affairs of that corporation and the Con.
tract and Finance Company, regarding
the question of the liability of the rail,
road company to repay interest on
money advanced and to set apart five
per cent. of the net receipts annually for
that purpose. Counsel commended that
they should be left for the decision of
the courts before whom they will soon
come. Counsel said he would show that
all charges OF frauds made against the
railway company and its officers are
false. He proceeded to criticise the fie-
ures in the preamble of Luttrel's resolu-
ton rs to the amount of subsidies re-
celved by the railroad from various
sources. No second mortgage bonds had
ever been issued by the Central Pacific,
although the preamble included
S27 ,0OO, 600 of such bonds in the alleged
total of $l56, 200, 900 Of the aid granted
the company. The subsidy of 1927, 0OO, 900
of the Government in currency and
bonds yielded less than S21, 900, 600
in gold. The receipts of the company
from the sale of bonds up to January,
1874. amounted to only $613,975 (Pj
and the receipts from lands to 81, 1884,
345. Two million and half of the
bonds donated by tie State of California
were not issued. the law having been re-
pealed. The subsidy bonds OF Placer
county, CAL, had been paid in for stock,
which was held at par, and the Central
Pacific had paid in State and municipal
taxes exceeding 81, 500; OOO.-[ Washing
ton dispatch, May 30.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-04

PICNIC EXCURSION Saturday.
June 9Th, grand excursion will be
made to the Condor Mill Canyon.
Tickets for the round trip will be issued
by the Nevada Central Railroad at the
low rate of $1.50. Holders of tickets
will be entitled to the privileges of the
dancing floor free. The dancing will be
under the conduct of Mr.. A. Ely. All
are invited to attend. The train will
start at o q. M, precisely, and return at
6p. IN. ie2
A GRAND Strawberry and Calico Neck
tie party will be given at Browns Hall
on Friday evening, June 9Th. Ladies
are requested to appear in calico cos
tune. Tickets can be obtained from
any OF the scholars. L. BACH.
It'd
BEHOLD the privilege! One price-one
bit! The best of wines, liquors and
cigars at the Panaca Saloon. One price;
one bit. ie2.1w
Mrs. F. HASTEN instructs thoroughly
in vocal and instrumental music.
my 22.tf
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, at Alexander's
Drugstore. my2n