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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
BOLETID MERCAITIL
DIE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGAN0 D \ LM ESPANOLHS SIN CONDICIONBs.
G A S 4 S

Iengo ensargo de vender var.as entire elias una
1s'fNIa fnny o"m'da : tnada on la cae del Sol con
uos apo7entos, buen y pib buena cacina ere v sa
ven eenae por 10 que IN .do tasada Tengo adema.
gu tIe0e las co noaii4'cs 81 rni .ntss ma bonito
s'la con pIso ds mil1noi, taes slcabas b. stanTe
'9Pif"Sas. con p.so ie tah ouci. 10. nm ct;arto
SFa". = par oriados, b1an c'ui 81 ~ pl o. 20 raj
con afhe'a8 trut;tios etc "a c.sa 81 V BdA pteeo
eqult *tlvo Adenas de ltS euuloiadas tengo ofra~
va lt7 d vent4s de alto ter" ras.--l onc,o Goe-
-1n Lu1t -. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
7 L E G R A NJ A i.

Sc ha recibido en- esta ciuda | el siguien-
te parte Official telegrafco:
"Brigada Lopez Pinto derrot6 yer fac
clones de ID. Alfonso en- Salvanate, reser-
vando todos los prisioneros hechos por es-
tie encuentro Y causandoles gran ndmero
de muertos y prisioneros: entire ellos el
jefe, baron de Benicarlo, coglendoles ade-
mas armamento, municiones, caballos y
efectos de guerra. Tropas batieronse con
arrojo despues de veinte y dos horas de
marcha y de tres dias de falta de raciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Los CAMBTOS.

Gfon dep6sito de tabacos q cigarrilzos
ne la acredit0da morco la PERLA
OG BORINQUEN DE ESTEBAN
B4EAGUEKP Premiada CON 8 Mede-
Has dc Nffito en- Ia Erposiciom Umiuer-
sal de Viema 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Hotel del "Universo. !"

Il cue ausogi1a hssoo L,E9sanae 5ns machus
I4rnCs Ati5o5 o@nFo q . fs.a. c0m0 re afucra cue
tonlondo qu8 auseataree por aLzq t,eapo ha tor
20 "oV~~9 las pf@a 1lGC3 42C9Ga4lss p4bra que lOs
-srs one coAeuEren & g0 casa q IF 0feE Gseg auf-
zee 9Sp cue oueden o0mplacit09 tau1o q mas qne
,a3Ja a5ora para 10 oua eGa3. 81 fI4nGe del esta-
ote9imten4o y. pnofre Ne3szu cayo husn car1cter
y &4ahi"dac 81 Va coaecido d8 muohos, gualner.
&c 81 do FL es 2oSa, alla5 ess interepado~ an n
3i oila conouITonCi& Qae Qaa0eU -atlefeehos l0s
Aa@opedos dol hogpa lajo pgea. que 4sl recomenden
a S+'4h,' - m sZt ~ s SITS :@1a als-
Der6c-i8GG ~ t!e N ar.4 de fss}.t ahrel Unrsf a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

Con una considerable rebaia del precio en-
Que esta tasada, Sc vende una nonitA V ut'lls :
ma eat.tacia Al ltdl en- halrios de- EsoiuoSa
dei Dnado Vega-tlte, compuesta lie set nta
cnoid!S tt tetfen0, ula casa hab.tacion y otra
p ara tienia Il 0ril del caminn our uno i,s dos
puebtos, caSi en Ia entr;,dl dc ~ reconocido
COMO hnD be as mejo,es p'rtos para ell case,
aisV a5 p!antacjones lie cafe, paimas, chjnas
a manahtlal pfopl IS para que On nin1un
hnca Sc quleran poner. El Que 20 tasee. nuede
rhtt tbdt sc en estel capital con los Sres Zartn
dona & Castillo. 10t9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

& nase confe' ando comuIgardo visitando
La lg'rs noquit de Sau Franc o.e Asia
ARostu hasta la ur>ta del ) | del dia ,
Ell eHpreSa 10 dis h ibra Misa solemne On
homo! d" Nu9Stta Sen IRA de los Angeles "A las
8 de la mariana, predicando el Pbro. DR.. ID. Do
mingo Rumeu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Casa de Hu6spedes.
De ." ana RAMOS.
C2.AAE DELAFoaEAEEz& NUM-.

En- esta c6moda, osp2ciosa veutilada asa
Sc admten huespedes precios m0dieos AGO
nouiuoS soda claSe 80 suet1us EurLanas,
mas que doseen solo almorzar y comar. La pro-
xlnil1ad dc esta c15A Il To los los cenUros o6eia-
les y su 3ltu@ iol o6ntgi3a naceu Que La nlsna
sea convenience to il ease d. Doreonas.
H0ra dc almuerz0 10 de Ia manana. Hora
de la comida 81 do La tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Ia asAGOH.
CIGA " sksF.LGa.

Cagetilas de 90 cigarros corrientes papel,
or"1uz o bl ncO, 81 caietilas por peso, Y
tomando de pesos en- adelante "a p0r un peso.
ldem dc 25 cigarros corrientes panel blanco.
= poI un peso. tomando de 5 pesos en- adeante
y. idem dc - cigarrillOs coyriolte5 panel b!an-
CD - Dor s. y t0mtndo IS en- a.irjsnto DC 23,
idtm de lS clgarrilos grurs0s papel hfanco 81,
tomando de So on adelante %. CaetIllas q :
10 clsarrlllos gigantes 20 Dor TN peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Hotel de San Juan,


III que suserbo ofceee d.cho est 2bleeimiento
q SyI9 h0m 'rosis a.ng<5s az >3Ca Cap,sai dc
~ lsIa .%oEdraod0lea que Gauto por n aodi
uA0 decenc1a dol local cuaneo por ell bueu
herVlclo esm 3rad0 tr&sO que 9ucontraraa que
dar&n mpiacidos Jodo. los que So d; gu4n la
voTectrto con su a2istenoi0. TamOien 80 sirven
comldas domlcih0y sc admlten aDonados pa
r2 uimo' zag conner en mo3a iodon4a.-J0s6
fURet2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

p. Borras y Hermanos. del comeroio do ests
plas@, 8iran s2.sre Alican5a. Barcelona. sslbss0,
1adiz, Corn.sa, Aatr1l aaoan&. i.ugo, Madrid,
MalaEa, 0reQso, Palma 10 Mallol8a, padrOp.
Popt8Yodfa, Riyadeo, SeYilla, Santiago, Gan
tander. I4rr ena Rdy, VaIensia, Yalladolitl,
Vlgo, VlgeFo. iilagarola LaragoEa. pto-Rleo
10 ~ @aera de, f812ttalla dea In II arr faga n s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
liotol de los Vapores


III dueno do este aoreditado estaDlecimiento te-
ne el gusto do artlcpar los sen ares yiagero9 do
La Isla como 10 fnera que e e1prssa ID III III "a sin
sluda uno dc los rleros de esta Capital tanto por
In fres nra iitnpeza, de sus nab.hAnsienes cono
pgI - sOIldaI esuSi e@u de sts 0,,1I
Qas, que partI ,ip9 Gu la seKurldad do que oil que
mo honre oon 81 hospedage, ira aatisfeoho,
tin Gutierrez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Arbltrio municipal.

Iodo coche, caro-, carr ia carretilla de una
dos rurdas cab lios de silas sersin con
ducidos la cArcel, antes del 80 d. Julio cor
rlente, no venen os dueilos sat ~facer ol i'm
puesIo del semeSt actual que enageno pnr
escritnra 1biica la Auto dad local 4 Z. RAJ
mos. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Giro de I4etras.

snhfe Cadiz, S8villa Madrid ruF ganfldadee
de S25 en- adolante y a ccFta vista glran los duo
suscgihea.
Puerto Rico fehrere 70 t9Y3--Iri8rte uarma
= de E8r4snnA yannA m4f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Relojeria de Coastan-

tino Agustin Mtlsa hermalos. .cagl . do Ii For
taIeza, esquins 4 La de 1 Tanoa.
hay reloies DO sQRr4mssa geratizi id parl
dos amos s-.la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
PRECIOS DE ANUNCr rs.

e una ses lneas de impressions publican Sc haeta tree
Ieaes ~ centavoe cada rengon
I Los preclos seran dohcs cuando los hayan
puonraIse en- caTaceres RTueso nmeros en- pos
como con los de eeas FOeasPor amos admen
apTeclOs convanconales Los comuncadOs
~ centavo la nea mpresa Anuncos comunicados
nanpOr 1elanta To-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

Proplo para emDresas, en- huen estado de uso
y de sua es m"vlnentos 10 ven en- en- Il pIe-
clio muv m0dico. Perez y Cn-San Justo Ii Zero
3, deIecha. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

de IN carruaje coz arneses, de POGO rao cen
caballo maestr 0 sin el, que So encucntra dc
manifesto en- III cOchera de Leon c4le In Luna
entire ta de la NJ San JnStO. 9 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Para Cangrejos, Rio

pledras, Carolina, Eaguas, salen y
regresan diariamente coches Y Gale
sas dc la calle de la Fortaleza, ndme.
10 II de + Ramos. 7-15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
R A r. r. .

NO A.-LHS ptinUnhS qu" ueseen 0tras vlt0-
las de tab ,oos no Glarcadas Ell la presente nota
prcciOs con venci0nules.
Los peiid"s Sc drijran al establecimieuta
Los Cdmbtos de los Sres. J. VI. Reyes Compa
calls ,'e In f." taleza @squina In do S. Justo
& d. Est6bin Baa4uor Fortalenc Is.
Puerto Rico 10 De Mario lie 1874
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Alma cen Taller
Celle de Sen J@3t9 ,s,sm4ro 10.

CT.le ~ OIV J@5G] -l7lW@Io 10.
Sc yendaa may balatos los articafos sxaiantes:
Lamoarasy farotea 2e dlversas Gornas; otros
o0leGos nee slrip3 q to Ia cla3o de ala abrado
lUoera I hi9.rny D|,,aop as garios tiianecro
boMp@s di5tint,a Dcacios oera s2car aguas
~ nae9a trabaj0s d0 3ust :, aoiul repar4cion
dnmclllo, p4ra s1ctlt je aus y -as
d iDn1llfae para los p,lido3 ot,o5 detslles 4
dioho ear,; hlacffaiant.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
En- Las cuadras de /,

Marina frente al Presidio, en- Cangre
JOS al 40 kildmetro Y en.Rio piedras
SO euidan cabalios y ooohes, + SO
venden haratos. 7-15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
NUN. 81.
PRECIOS DE SUsCRIPClON,

Por a1o $40 toda la Isia.-po moses IS 20
vosPor un tIimestrs 83Por reaBs O. pal
10 ell resto de la Isla.Por
extanjero enyndo pe6doo franco lie porte Il eorrsn
mgl6s Sl5 anuaes-Por en- In sa de CuOa 5I2
Las snscripoones sempre por adeantado os us
crItores pueen entendeTse los Agenes nte
esta Administration avg
Ell BoLGTIE Sc oDva todas parties france de parte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

Sc velde Glainako uua 0onita casa situala 4
la entrsda Il puehlo con baj1s de mareIieI, all :
nader del pals techala con tel dc barro = una
cucrta do terge p0r u, G ado, I'll que ,ieete
cpmprarl& pue Is dirIjirse i dueno el Pbro. D.
Juan Ioran, eu Nega-aita q a ~. IomUey o Ohm en-
BIyamon. Gluiua G II JuHo Ie 1874 "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
f1bIra de CortinaS PcSanaS; Tetuan Il
GRAN CnMf1';1[DAD

La "f'oeen las hiEIenicas cotinas pc sian as
"o 'e'd'' e! .ai't1 Sot prOporciOunudo aire
tn c1ngeniente en- los paises ,ol.rnsos Las
my q" tod's tarnall0s para puortas, balconies V
Ven,anaS y s. colocan Il domiciiio p,,cios
mOdicos. IN 10 0'''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

III impotte de diehas matrieu Is debera y r Salts
techo por "seneras anticipates al slbasta ior que
snserlbe qu on sup ica a los duenos concurr;sn a
desde 10 pnbllcasl d" este anhncio do no ha-
2erIO, . Iea causar1 q ri luius
Los $40 matricUi3dos 10 Verifrar1n cnando meior
csnve ga al g ntratista para nnyog fhciIi,lad so
ha puesto una ostaeion al lado derecho de "a car
retsrA' paSados los piare, cuYo tpo es 20l % por
cada veZ. ~
puerto tieo le .ie Julio do 1874. Francisool&a-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

Sc desea vender una casa en- el
pueblo de Catano, es demadera cobb
)ata d. yagua 81 que la interese pue-
de dirlg'rse q sns duellos Palenoue
1lrFmaho9. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
ANO 34.n

mnnsase eHe periddco los domngos microbes vi5nes
Iand0 70 exgen las circunsaucas reparfense alcncas
piementos grdfls los suscriptores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

F9rr bergtntiu golett y pan ,, "pa!alo6 , ,e ba
iIe5I9do o. pore Iona ana pssttl,ia ia o 9 IA cats
uaS, 9uTlld" de c"lor34 b!anco V enaarnado que
dc Pi. Fora,eza 80 " - '''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Z, vlso lnportante

Sesan ia9 cl4usu s7a 81 lei plieg, d ,canAieio.
nes IN el arblt Ia NJ n ciptl 1874 75 el tpo Anu.
II de iaS MARI III as de carruajes caballos o. el
sipuip.fa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Gaia de Prestamos.
46.-CRUZ-46.

Ell dia ultlmO de este mes 50 remataran en- ph-
plica almoneda las prendas NANTES .adas en- los
talOnes siguientes saber:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

L'sta de los D6meros premiados en- ell Sor
teo Ordinario n6mero 80, ce'ebrado
e. % ae Julio De 1874.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Consulate I}ritta4nico.

EEEss IT, ogsg.Ets
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26
Il arbitrio municipal

de IA altnoreda n1b.ica esta 4 cargo
de +. Ramos. Fortaleza II.
Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-26

- eorroapoodepoiy SIS cierra op oe.o coasuloas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-31
Lilliputians In Earnest


TEE sMALLbeT BElNSs ON THB PLANET ARRIN z
AT KALAMAZOO.
kalamazoo, Mich, special to the Inter
Ocean, of the 9th inst, says
Last Friday evening the wife of Mr. j. b.
McCrum, living at 5S Parsons street, gave birth
10 pair OF twins, a boy and q girl. The sur
prise OF the parents can be imagined when, on
surveying the party, the nurse held up the tiny
pair OF infants In the palm OF one of her hands
They were soon after weighed, and the aggre-
gate avoirdup0is of the twins was three pounds
and four ounces, one of the pair weighing one
pound ana eight ounces and the other weighing
one pound and twelve ounces. They were less
than eight inches long and perfectly formed. A
bed was made for them, which consisted of a
minute basket filled with cotton batting. and
clothing had to be improvised for the strangers,
that which in expectancy had been made up,
proving world too wide for them. Some doubt
was expressed by the physician who attended the
mother as to whether they would live but up to
this morning they are not only alive, but are
lively, bright and wide awake, and claim a
place in this big sphere as well as their own i'm
mediate brothers and sisters, of which there
are several in the family, grown up. There
have been since Monday great many visitors
TO zee the little children, and the EXPLANATIONS
OF surprise and the calculations of admiration
would MI large volume. Ladies and gentle
men, old and young, flock to the house where
the children lay. Pink and blue ribbons have
been tied about the little arms of the babes so
as TO answer the question of which is boy and
which is girl. The sensation is likely TO last
some time, though every precsutOn is taken to
preserve the lives OF the little ones. They
nurse ana seem TO enjoy themselves as well a.
could be expected. They are perfectly formed
and, we understand, are full timed children
WTapped IL their little beds, they look like
dolls suddenly yivited their cries are like those
OF very young kittens. Mrs. McCTum has not
been i'll the enjoyment of perfect health for
several months past but has net, however
been sick. The parents of the LilliputIanS
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-31

A CoLoRED MAN HANGS HIMSELF BECAUSE
he IS 'TRICKRD."-On Friday morning last
Thomas Jeffries, colored man, living in Fall
mouth, Stafford county, hung himself under
the follow circumstances: Tom left his cabin
before breakfast, going to l. store and purchas-
ing rope, with which he returned to his house,
where breakfast being ready, he sat down and
ate as usual. Soon after he left his house tax
ing the rope with him, and was seen by a lady
10 go TO an outbuilding on an adjoining lot 1t
Being rather an unusual place for Tom to 90
and not returning, the white lady called on
Toms wife and stated what she had seen,
whereupon boy was dispatched to the ont
building alluded to, where Tom was found sus-
pended by the neck. An alarm was given and
he was soon thereafter cut down, but his body
was lifeless. There was just enough space for
his head to escape the j0ist above, whilst his
feet barely touched the floor below. Whilst as
we suppose in the throes of death, the rope
severely indentiDg his throat, Tom had raised
one hand and inserted finger between the
rope and his neck. He had been laboring
under depressed spirits for some time, and had
stated to several persons that he had been what
the co0red people term "tricked," that is was
under ga spell put upon him by some who
meditated evil against him.-FrsdericksJurg
va Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-31

RELIGIOUS INSANITY AEB DHATH.-On Tues
DAY, the 18th inst, woman named Ellen Har-
ris was taken from a revival meeting then in
progress in Asbury church, in a state of reli-
gtous excitement bordering on insanity. She
was conveyed to the police station by police
man Allen, but was soon after released through
the Intervention Of influential ladies, and taken
to her room in the Sibley block. The full par
ticulars OF the event were recorded in the MON
at the time. After being conveyed TO her
room, The womans mental condition became
more aggravated, and 1t was evident that she
was completely insane. Her brother, who re-
sides in East Palmyra, was sent for, and on his
arriSa it was deemed advisable to remove her
to the insane asylum, where the unfortunate
woman died last night. Insanity is. at best, a
Fearful malady, but when superinduced by re-
hgious excitement, 1t seems to assume il most
terrible form. The victim seems to be con
tIolled by conviction that no voluntary re-
straint should be eXerted-that No effort should
be put forth to master the disease. Ellen Har-
ris was woman of good character, but having
resided in this city but a short time she ha al
few friends or acquaintance here.-RochsSter
UHiOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-31
Antf.spirftaaIfsm--1 Of .
mO0lssna.

Observation-Disclosures enotfonS Of o
In Birmingham. Ensi and. i.. been found an
Anti-Spiritual ASSOCIATION. At a recent meeting
OF It's members, Mr.. r j. Lees, Q former trance
medium, proceeded to deliver an address de-
scripdve of his experience In Spiritualism. he
had discovered IL to be q delusion, but still he
was not bigotted in his belief The Spiritualists
IN ~ Igsa nun 70 sSs axe she
street. Now for the mode OF development. 70
10 let them sit at table, and II the conditSSs
were favorable, and they had developed fally,
the table would tip. Then they had speaking
mediums and seeing mediums, which were more
difficult to develop. Speaking mediums went
into the trance, and If they could not 90 of by
themselves, they were sent of by mesmerie
Next as to seeing mediums; if they wished to
see any Of their departed friends, he would give
them Instructions. He used to be seeing me-
dunn, and use to see spirits so that he could not
distinguish them from real men; but, strange to
say, that after giving up Spiritualsm about
three months he had never seen spirit, though
l me possessed an ms other faculties of medium
Snip. How DID they develop a seeing medium?
Inc most nervous persons they could find made
me best seeing mediums. They must 90 home,
sLut themselves in dark room. bandage their
eyes, and sit there for half an hour. That was
for the fret night, and they must repeat it till
tney could see spirits. That was the way to de-
yesop seeing medium; it was the way he de-
veloPed two or three persons who at the present
time were good mediums amongst the Spirtu-
alists. Mr. Lees next went ON to speak of the
mistakes made by spirits; their general forget
fulness of names, and the imposslbility oftest4ng
many of their communications. Among other
things he mentioned that the spirit Of John
Skelt, a Scotch minister, made the mistake one
occasion OF maDifesting b. mself in BirmiBgha
and Wolverhampton at the same time. At one
time the Birmingham Spiritualists we're honor
ed by some very exalted spirits. He remem
bered one night speaking medium was speak
ing, and on the name of the spirit being asked,
the reply given was, "JesEs CHRIST" He Mr..
Lees said: care you the jesus Christ set forth
in the New Testament as the Saviour of the
world"' The answer was yes, but on his asking
"Are you the Saviour of the world" The answer
was NO" There were persons present in that
room who were sitting with him In person some
time at the end of 1867, or con mencement OF
1865, when they received a commune alton from
DIR. Livingston, who, at that time, was sup
posed TO have been cruelty murdered in Africa.
IL took about an hour and quarter to make
the communication through the table. The
spirit of DR.. Livingstone told them that he had
been shot; that five Africans attacked him, but
before he was killed himself he M anagea to
'settle" four of them; also that he was buried
in village with about twenty-sx letters in its
title, &c. He quoted instances to show that the
Spiritualists themselves did not thoroughly be-
lieve the communications made to them from
the spirit world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-31

Olive Logan sends 70 the Spirit Of the Times
iron, rs.is sae P,ey gosI about the
this artistic II can never truly say that it knows
anything about the possibilities Of Offenbachian
opera Bouffe. That vulgar creature. Tostee. got
all the cream of the Grand Duchess in New
York The music was such a novelty that il
was bound to be a success anywhere; but IL you
can Imagine Frank Evans getting hold OF one
and playing IL, you may have some idea OF the
rdpfEec6ep,tHt between Schneider in la Grande
Duchesse' in Paris, With half the crowned heads
OF Europe elbowing each other for her lsmlles,
and Tostee in New York, getting tipsy on bad
champagne with GOthams gamblers, and
croaking through the part on nights when she
OF Schneider was her elegant and Dig nihed
bearing; she looked like a Grand Duchess. and
had the carriage and manners of one. 1t was
only by occasional flashes, scarcely Lasting q
moment, that she gave you glimpses OF the wild
devihry OF reckless fun which lay beneath the
tmperioas and high-bred demeanor which was
of the piastered mask-one recording map of
hideous ergies-behind which Tostee grinnes,
and through which her lsscivious little eyes
twinkled, Schneider has a delicate and intel
lectual face, which, despite her life of an unde-
niabiy unvestal-hke character, bears no traces
even now OF the rayages of dissipation. Her
HE has been passed among the finest flower of
the nobility of Europe-of course mes n q mo g
men OF that stamp only-snd they have form d
her. Such men may be dissipated, leckls -,
frivolous, but they are not coarse and ulgsr,
with whom they associate. Her first love was
the Duke de Grammont Caderousse. He dol
lied her, and used to walk NJ in N with her
on the bonlevards In the daytime. Anybody who
would NOT bow TO him with her on his arm, he
cut most remorselssy afterwards. Hewss de-
scendant of the Crusaders, ard had the red hair
winch the cadets rOuSseS of the Grammonts have
hourished for six hundred years. He died young
leaving Hortense good part OF his fortune. 1
saw her in private box at the theatre of the
Delassemens Comiques night before last. It
was easy to see that her presence rendered the
actresses on the stage very nervous. She APP
plauded their singing once or twice, however
She was accompanied by very 'swelly' man,
and was simply but richly dressed in black silk.
Priceless black pearls hung from her ears
gems tit for Cleopatra's wear when dressed in
her Sunday best. Schneider owns one brooch,
monogram of the letters II and ), formed of
diamonds as big as horse chestnuts there or
there abouts. 1t is said to be worth the ransom
OF king-a vague statement as regards money
value, for there have been some kings | wouldn't
give dolar-store breastpin for"