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'~'oL NOTICE..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
THE RUN CRUSADE.

CINcr;NArI, Feb. Is. 1874.
The Methodist ladies in Hamilton, Ohio, are or
ganizing Tor raid on the 40 saloons of that city
A fund or $3.50 is being raised 10 induce Do Lewis
to visit Hamilton. Henry Scheid, saloonlst,
OF Morrow, has filed his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas against Mrs. Grim
and 159 others, setting forth that he has
been damaged in the sum OF $1,000 by rea-
son of the obstruction they have been TO
his business and praying for judgment for said
sum, and that they be perpetualy enioined from
further interfering with his rights. temporary
injunction was allowed by Judge Gilmore.
Eighty ladies started on the rounds to-day in
Milersourg, Holmes county. Two of the saloon
keepers offered TO sell out at cost. All the drug
ess were prevailed on 10 sign the desired pledge.
Inc crusade struck McConnelsville Ohio to-day
one hundred and forty ladies' were in the procession
me uIuegsts an came TO terms, but only one Of
.ne eigh. sIoonsts yielded. The movement opened
To-Day at Plqua, Ohio. Forty ladies' turned ont.
several OF the saloon Keepers promised TO quit
the business. The crusade has extended this week
10 Mount vernon, ONO, ana Madsonve, Hamil-
ton county. Inc last named town rs but a few
miles from Cincinnati bio Lewis nuhlisbes tn
morrow the following call for great temperance
convention.
Al an immense meeting in the City Nan. columbns
ne womeEs temperance movement to meet in
nnat nan Tuesday, February ~ az two p NJ
q bureau are the Objects of the fb
viii snppy p lecturers and organizer brief it
village anf neighborhoQd in the state is invited
e send delegates; halt Of them should be women
would send those who have had most IN pr1sress
work y wouid prove an important contribution II Is
been called in the State. In the event ~ he
ianpre OF adv c0pi'"D' I" 'eno delegates amy earnest
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship City of Brooklyn (Brl, Murray, Liverpool
Feb 5 via queenstown Sh with mdse and passengers
Steamship Mas Dutch Deddes Rotterdam Feb 2
with mdse and L passengers to Punch Edye 90 l2ih,
lat IS II lon IS 40 mad severe s hurricane rom WW
i land Aust, steering sw 90
an osen CIV SPr ydd e f aad o
NJ gales the entire passage
w6 de and an to Garrison FEB IS
PM u miles NNE OF Ratesnake lghtship spoke steam
coal, and was going into Charleston Tor supply 10th,
OH Cape Lookout saw steamships City of Galveston and
Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah Feb /, with
steamship Charleston Berry Charleston Feb Is, with
Steamship isaac Bel Brakeman, Richmond City Point
and Norfolk with mds ana passengers to the old Do
steamship vndicator, Martin, Baltimore, with mdse
and passengers TO the L9rillard steamship 90, o .,
with Ind~e b j W Elwell 4 Co.
BARK Henoch nuso, Hasgie Limerick in ballast, to
Bris Golden Fleece !of salcombe,, Harding Rio ia,
metro y days. with coffee 10 Johnson Perry Co; vessel
Brig Nellie Antrim. westhnan savanila 2 days, in
Brig Ellen loi St John, NIB, FLYNN, cardenas 70
son. Feb lat 20 Ion 10 % had hurricane rom sw to
Bt4 cross o Hee sp w a and Nsssp s
and cold weather l2th lat IS lon ~ spoke schr John
Brig wiSow Brae lof Picou NsJ, Mcleod, Gardenas 10
days With sugar to SosseT & CO. vessel % BTs%sr
Ptre Il DAYS with sugar Reynal 90; vessel TO -
Weinberg Feb ~ of the Capes Of Delaware, spoke bark
stag Br from Messna tor New York with loss OF main
topgallantmast, and maintopmast sprung.
sChr keok uk. Croker, GtDara ~ DAYS, with moasses
% order vessel 20 simpson, Clapp 4 GO.
Schr G. Day (of Harboryile, NSl McBride, Cienfue-
gos q days with sugar 10 d DeWof Co. go
Schr Eta Barter Barter, Port Royal, Sc days. with
lumber 20 : G Loud 4 Co.
schr sandy HOOK, Pharo. Norfolk .,.A 49,, >.
schT > Ivans, steelman, Richmond, with coal 10
Slaght Petty Feb H. OF the Highlands experienced
q heavy gale from NV, and had foresail blown away.
schr Mary Fisher. Lawrence, Richmond, with coal
to Overt0n Hawkins. -, - . o.
ton 4 Hawkins
scbr Isle Of Pines steelman, Virginia, wi tn wood to
schr 4 Byard. steelman, Virginia with wood to II
p Ravens ,.,- -, 4. r, =,
scSr Hannah Champion, Taylor, Virginia with wood
schr Flora Curtis, Curtis, Virginia. with wood to
schr Maria Elizabeth, soper Virginia with wood to
Thos Benton 4 Sons. ,,.,, ,,,, ,~oo1 o.,
schr Charley steadman, Denton, Virginia, with rail
road ties TO Thos q Benton x Sons. "a, -, -,
schr II simmons, Wiletts Virginia. WIN "ood 10
sehr J T Kelsey, steeiman, Virginia. with wood to
sphr l. Foster, Clark, Virginia.
schr sandy Hook, Pharo, virginia
schr A johnson, Johnson. Virginia.
schr W bonnel, Bonncll, Baltr<sSa with coal 70
Overt0D Il Hawbina.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. Is, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Algeria CBr) Lott, Liverpool via Queens
town-C q Francklyn
Steamship Caledonia Br), sidey Glasgow-Hender-
Bros
steamship City of Dallas, Hines, New orleans-C
Mallory 4 Co.
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans
Baker
Steamship Regulator, Freeman Phiadelpha-Loril-
lard steams hip Co.
Ship Leander (Br) Knight London-Peabody Willis 4
Co.
Ship Winchester CBr) Arnold, London-H Sweetland
& Co.
Bark Chas Dickens tNor, Terkelsen, Cork tor orders
Funch. Edge Co.
BARK Kisnet Aus, Cosulich. Genoa-Siocovich Co.
Bark Augusta QtaD Balsamo, Gibraltar for orders-
G Seager.
Brig Jones Br), Dean, Rio Janeiro-Thos Norton
4 Co.
Brig Nellie Hustled Davis. Cardenas-Brett, Son Co.
Schr Frank Howard Anderson Para-L Amsnck
Co.
schr VI Heath, Nichols, Para-Francis Moran
schr Kate Hilton, Stone, New Orleans-N II Brig
ham.
schr Chas Moore, RUSSELL Baltimore-W W Baker.
Schr Light Boat, Wood, Baltimore-W Chalmers
Schr II y Miller Miller Phlladelphia-A Dayton Co.
schr Emma Day, Clark Bostnn-Jed Frye Co.
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schr Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey, Baltimore.
schr Lucy Wright, Ii r. Philadelphia.

Schr Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey Baltimore.
schr Lucy Wright, II 8, Phadeiphia
The ship Atlantic Xlng from Padang, which arrived
18th and anchored On the bar the city
day. and reports fvlng had continued gales ati
tude o, Bermmds on Hat!eras encS1ntered gale com
most the force Of hurricane; barometer down 70 Is
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New
York. with mdse and passengers
steamship AcusnneL Rector. New Bedford for New
York, with mdse and passengers to Darling Davis
schr susan Scranton, Hayes. New Haven Tor New
York.
Schr John l. Tracy. Messervey. Boston for New York.
Schr Majestic, Dodge Providence for New York.
sehr Game Cock, Qunlan, Milestone Point Tor New
York, with stone 10 Brown Co.
schr josephine Ball, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Chancellor Ferguson. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Jane Maria, Bushnell, New Haven for New York.
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer, Stamford Tor New York.
Steamer Albatross, Davis Fan River New York with
mdse passengers.
Steamer Doris. Young, Providence New YORK, with
mdse and passengers
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SAILED.

Steamships Caledonia Cr), tor Glasgow; Algeria (Br),
Lverpool Western Metropolis New Orleans; CITY OF
Dallas do; ReguatSr, Philadelphia; ships AdolPhus
barks Falcon tbrl London; Eureka. Lytteton and We'll
ngton; Carlotta lBr Havana; Nellie, Venice Ricardo
III Genoa; briggs IL A Pitt, Hamilton (Bermuda), Liz
Zittosen, Matanzas; Clarabee, Cienfuegos schr
Drisko sagua la Grande.
Wind at sunset N, light
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DIR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TEL EGRAM TO NE NEW YORK HERALD.
Danish ship Dismasted-British Bark
Aground-Brftish Ship Damaged by
-Movements Of Shipping from
and for American Ports.

SHIP DISMAsTED
Snip Barham DAM Reihn, from Pensacola for Bar
row. E. put uto Holyhcad to-day dismasted.
BARK AGROUND.
Bark Almra Gouiey (Br, Crosby, from Baltimore for
Bremen. is aground and in dangerous position at
vIeland and Will have 10 tighten before she can be
got of
COLLISION.
Ship Island Home tBr), Gibson, from Charleston.
which arrived LIVERPOOL on the 10th been in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by teegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau No 10 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad, of
American vessels Will be caDled this
Try tree OF charge and published.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

lelEbhAm " ihe INV IUkh hEkAlu
LONDON, Feb. 1916 A. M.
Many statements are made as to the prob
able composition of the Ministry, but nothing
definite has yet been made public. 1t is,
however, generally believed that Sir Stafford
Northcote will be Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer.
Mr. Chichester Fortescue will become
peer under the title of Baron Carlingford
Extensive Ftrcs-Heavy Losses OF Prop
erty.
LONDON, Feb. 1916 A. M.
The extensive cotton mill in Leeds was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is estimated at
s35o,OOO
Large fires are reported in Dundee and Shields.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19

The Ohio Grange Endorses the Move
ment-The Work In the State.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IS, 1874.
The State Grange, at Xenia, to-day passed
resolution endorsing the womens temperance
movement and pledging its support.
The prayer temperance movement commenced
In McConnellsvile TO-DAY with 40 women.
Delaware reports apathy on the subject. 60.
The work commenced last week IN Aehia, spring
field and oxford Is going forward vigorously.
The Crusade in Nebraska.
i. OMAHA Feb Is, 1874.
report from Lincoln the women's tenn
perance movement has been inaugurateo there
Yesterday afternoon thirty visited the saloons. At
one place the crowd was so large that the moor
was broken down and a lew persons were injured.
I The saloon men threaten to invoke the law.
The Iowa Women to the Front.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1S, 1874
Dispatches state that the temperance prayer
movement has been started at Manchester, Iowa,
a band OF women having already visited u number
OF saloons and held services.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
ENGLAND.

Conservative Cabinet Making-Ths First Peer
age Creation.
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The Iowa Women 60 the Front.
POST s RIPT.

THURSDAY, FEB. 1880 A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19

temperance workers from such community WIN be vel
coined 70 the Conference Persons accustomed to pub
Inc speaking. who would consent ~ anizng
the IN various localities invited 70 attend
the Convention. do LEWIS
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VS..

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK. FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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INDIA.
The Pressure of the Famine Relisvrn
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 49, 1874
The Indian government telegraphs that it now
has ample supplies OF grain to meet any demand
from the distressed districts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19

Teiegraphic Marine Corresponds nee.
NEWPORT, RI, Feb Is. l57i
schr Express Tlton Ireland, from Galveston Pro-
violence with cargo ll45 bales cotton in beating
into this harbor last night msstayed and went ashore
at Beaver Tail light, Conamcut Island where she lay
during the night. The captain. procuring boat,
to this port and teegraphed to Providence mgboat
Reliance to come to his assistance. The laer arrived
and hauled her off ut high this AM and lowed her
Providence, leaking slightly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

(signed,-vICToR DE PAGES Administrator Central
flrn shea Office BOX NO. A44s NEW YORK CITY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

nor telegraph to worry them; but they
had better pack up and so as speedily
as possible or they will lose their OPP
portunity. for. As regards China, we
see by the latest dispatches from
Hongkong that even the fckin Gov
ernment has granted a concession for
the establishment of Il land line from
Annoy to Foochew. May be the pes-
ert of Sahara, which is to experience
the blessings of the new social removal
ton, is. after all. aboa. The most Cligi-
BILE location for the new experiment.
There are no te,cgraphs, nor railroads.
nor governments, nor any other like
modern improvements in sahara. M
ture. with her usual thoughtfulnesS,
may have especially reserved that
paradi>aical region a. the future Utopia
Of m~oon-siruck reformtrs. Any way,
sahara was a happy Thought: anl it
is to be hoped that its ori-ina:ors
will not cease 10 cultivate it until i
has reached il final contamination.
By al means SAHARA. Ii is inst the
place for nr. NcNcau>. Attorney Cen-
eral Elliott. Deacon Lewis and the
rest of \cvada'> noliieS AMI puFi>.>.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

tTIHE REQUEST OF SIX MEMBERS
y of the t.uiena independent tlab. and III
acctIdanct wIth he hy-Iaws o til samr, the
rosalar meeting 81 the club viii take place
on HAS. FRIDAY. ENENINti. Nctubur
!th. Is. IL ) ~o'giecN. ut lhcii nall. 1t i par
t~icaiaily des..otS that al members OF tht
c.a.a l., present. Rs business OF Importance
viii eeiI- beiogI In meeting.
ra4d. ntEif- icNr T., Ist Vice President.
30. /. LAX Il. Secretary. o-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
Da., Iar,as il, ::ooi Esea;:i..

FTiNDE0t, Vct, :.
- y"ii.,, oairial Journal says:
Ben carlos Mas i'll good health yc>,cr-
Jay. and II the head OF his army. lie
IA Granted leave OF al>enee % GcA.
Paraguay Tor The bench. Of III.
health.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

On TIE evening OF the second day Of
the Fair, says the Humboldt Eeg@tfr,
3. I. Lsef. of Reno. VII. deliver a lee
ture in the CoHr; room. en- Tie subject
OF tie natural resources Of Nevada. and
their developments.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

HUMBOLDT NoMlSArIoNS.-Foliow-
i the ticket placed in the field by the
Democrats OF Uumboiif coun.y: BIS
trict Judge, W. =. BonniIie,i: Sac
Senator, y. h. Stampiey; Assembly,
mon. /. 4. Buekner. J. =. Case. anil
J. Il. McGonasle; sheriff. L. y. Car
renter; Recorder. Charles y. Le=rave:
Treasurer. y. J. shepard: County
Clerk. K. W. Lewis: District Attorney,
:. :. Grass; Assessor. James Fucker:
County Commissioners. (. y. Nichols
4lon. term and Frank Clarh I~her;
term Superintendent; Pebble schools,
{. ChenoWe,h: surveyor. u. Van Is
M; Coroner. VI. uEenheim.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

JOHN PRoUT,a CarHi>hm3n. was IN
SANITY killed in the Ko,>u;h mine.
near silver Guy. a few days aGo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
DIED.

In Austin, ret.5. Aina karolira Steiner. n
native Of switzerland. aged ;! years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

claim TIE city is Conservative by u
large majority. and that their tickle
will be elec;ed unless the Governor int
t~erteres under the decision above re-
ferred 10. The Governor may Sien the
new charter bill even aftcr the cleo
tiOn.
An address is issued to-day Ivy the
Conservative leaders protesting against
any such action on part OF the Govern
or, though expressing hope that no
such iaiimationS exist on his part.
The address concludes as follows:
Without intending the usage of mem
ace. we declare that, in oar opinion,
any sic charge would be attended
with the most serious consequences.
and would greatly endanger the pub
lie peace. which we do most earnestly
desire to see preserved
CHICAGO. Oct. :.
The Ereuiac loss Washington corr
respondent telc-ryphS to day thai pri-
vate advices received 10y prominent
officials here from New Orleans show
tina the insurgents do not in.fnI 10
adhere 10 their recent compromise. y
mcmbtr ~ the Cabinet stated to your
correspondent, Ia day that he expected
further trOHhle with the New Orleans
insurgents before many days.
Ex.p:c4i leaf johnson De:incs His
Position ,.c il non AMI Alvey.
WI. - Democrat ~ tI3c JtfSrr.
scn ana Jackson school.
NASHVILLE, Oct. :.
En- President Johnson. in Y speech
a. >hetbvViiie. Yesterday. Scvotcd rOn-
siderable time to replying = M editori-
al in the Nashville Union rHl tmcr5-
es# designating hin a, 4 Republican.
While arguing that the oli party had,
oil late wears. been almost wiped out.
80 tina; it WAS difficult 10 tell exactly
with what party % class Il man. he re-
rCdiated the idea that he vas ever 4
Republican in A partisan sense OF the
term. or taa- he haj ever been any
thing politically bH. a Democrat OF tHe
Jefferson aHi Jackson school. lie
cieei his lct.cr accepting a nomination
for Wee prt>ilent on iii" ticket with
E.5Eca!n in which he said he was y
ppma-rl. coming IN e the support 81
he UaIou. 'ff. Baltimore Conven-
zion Which nominated Lincoln vas, he
del uret. National Union Convention
AMI Understood thar he WIS Il Demo
era. wii,n.i; nominated him fox ice
Pres dgut.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Investigating axe ts:airs o. The -.
SCISSORS Office si0ic 1, the jury
Eaiier Girls Plead Guilty Cor
Gner Eicr (aIii.:ua. il U.i.TS-
Gather - GrrcHbrr;>~ - Coma
piailt Esi.ni~.-i -SI;ci r while
Yen-ocrr!i, .rra.-r E.hff.e.
for III, Grea! seT.J33 E:arr-
Crown i'oin: Di.iIrs:- .ap;i fer
EiDr:-Aua Eliza. i4cct.rc..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
Ju;ian Mining District.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 5.
News from the Julian mines is en-
~cuurasiug. y crushing Of len tons OF
ore. from the Zig Bear mine, assayed
Silu 20 tine ton. The mill at the stone
vail mine has recently been over
hauled and viii start Up and run
steadily al Winter. IN relumbering
jlre shaft N the l~lelveiia mlne the
worknen slrucG 4 new .tai oi fine orc.
showing ttnc gold.
ON HiF.-Ih Rat Bogart * TO take
charge Of The LreaiHg Chronicle to-
day. ANA thet General Williams viii
re.ife from the EDITORS char, which
position he has held fer II week.
Lyon IiHg~v.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

Sae Report of Further Troubles De.
uiei-The Advisory Eoari Hold
- stormy Session Attempt IA
Resolution offered TO Prevent
Drilling CA she $trcet>-Eic Com
>aryaIi.eS Excited = Fear. that
the EeH i;.nrter Law viii be
Signed by the C~o'ernor-tn -
dress ~ The K'i.6iic further
Trouble Anticipate Ei.e in~ur-
gents 30 Not IItent to Keep
Their Promise;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
santa Clara County Fair.

~ Jo>E. tai.. Oct. ;.
The attendance at the Fair Is still in
crcasing. Every hotel is full and run
ming over. The pavilion is crowded
this evening. The pacirg ace to-day
was won hy Lady 81. Clair. Best time
80. TIE tretiius Il was won by
lt-,pt IkrpNlS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.

->rEcIAl To TIE DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

Fruit Drying Factory will commence
ths manufacture of IaiSius next Mon
day.
About one-Lalf an inch of rain fell
here last evening.
There is not u single dwelling house
to I've rented in this city. and at least -
parties. who came here with the inten-
lion of remaining and sending for their
families. are compelled to leave for
want of house accommId ations.
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INDEPENDENTS MEETING.

NkW' TO-DAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-13
l. 0 S c A NJ B | 0 S :.
N. j. Reyes q Comp

Muy estenso varia.lO es ell surtdo de al tt
culOs de moda de utilidad que para este como
cidO y acreditado establecimiento ha traido dc
Paris el dltimo vapOr frances y duenos tic
men ell gustO de participarlo asi a sus numcro-
tos favore tedOres y de anunciarlo al pdblico en-
general. Entire los varios articulos recbidos nos
limitaremos Ii citar los siguientes
Un gran surtido de calzadO de das clases
para senOras, nilas y nilos. Monas y trenzas de
Ultima mOda Gcantes blancos de cabritilla Ia :
ra senOras y caballeros. Idem negros de seda,
de castor de hilo. BlOndas de seda neglas y
blancas. Zapatillas de pel nOnnatO para seno-
ras caballeros. Paraguas mediOs paragnas.
SOmbreros de hule. Pano negro azdl muy tino.
Sombreros de copa alta y de tietro negros dc
color. Corbatas de todas classes. Botonaduras
de nacar de marfl. Carteras de viajey gOrras
de seda de casimir. Medias blancas de color
para nillas nihos. Un surtido complete deper-
fumerla fina de las acrediradas marcas E Cou-
dray L. Legrand.
Una vista, pues, Los Cdmbios veran que
ademas do la utilidad que Ofrecen lOs artlculos
q que nos referimos por su superior calidad, hay
la ventaja no menOs impOrtante de scr al alcan-
ce de tOdas las fortunas. 1-15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-13
PROVIsIONEs AMERICANS.

No han faltado llegsdas de estos productos las
que unidas La exstencia que cOntaban nuestros
Rlmacenistas. dejan la plaza por el momento re
gularmente prOvista.
Las lmportacion"s de que hacemos merito han
sdO las sgnienteS'
Por berg ing. Julia Blake, de Nueva-York, q
Sres Sobrinos de Ezquiaga $50 latas manteca
&l9i q. s tercerOlas jamOnes SIS q i'd carne ahu-
mada IS Sid id. saada 81 q. IS bis. tocino mess,
-, 10 id. id. clear $25, 80 quesos $l6q.
Por berg ing. Sarah Crowell. del mismo punto &
Sr y L4timer y comp. 25 bis. toclno mess 81, Is
id id clear $27, 200 latas manteca $2l q 100 me
diOs i'd id So q. ~ BIS manteca $19 q. 100 latas
mantequilla :. q. so docenas escobas $24, 10 ter
oiasjamones $24 q. 10 resmas papeI estraza y
rs, 100 quesOs t22 a. so bis galletas pilot $5i 100
culetesy 80 gaetitas ga O. 100 bis. papas 1851,
10 i'd cebollas $S. 100 c. jaboh $l2 q 200 g. yelas
fl6 T. IL =. tabaco virginia vista.
POI por Maria Maria. de Halifax, 70 bis; M h tccno go:
Por cabotage, procedente de Mayagiiez, para
sTes. Sobrinos de Pi 500 latas manteca slss .. Il
tooino clear SIS. 50 pstroso. 90 cts gal so que
sos SIG bis jamones $ls q so c. yelas sebO, vista