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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-02

TOLEDO, December 3l.-'The Blade
this eve2ing publishes some interesting
statistics shGSing the growth of the
city and its business interests dIrine
the past year. The receipts o. -four ex.
ceed those Of 1872 by one hundred ard
eight Thousand barrels; wheat three and
a half million bushels. Three important
lines of railway have been completed
during the year, ViS: The Canada
Southern; Toledo, Tiffin and Eastern,
and the Eel river roads, making total
OF fourteen railroads. Six hundred and
eighty-five buildings have been erected
at valuation of two and half million
dollars. There were over fourteen hun
dred real estate transfers with a valua-
ton If three and half million dollars.
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sudden Dea,h-Imporlant LIbeIsui,.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 3l.-Mr.
Sedgwick, president of the Young Mems
Christian association in this city, died
this morning, after but three days sick
ness.
Warren Hussey, president of the first
national bank of Salt Lake City, Utah,
to-day fled in the superior court libel
suit for one hundred thousand dollars
damages againtt the Indianapolis Jour
nal company. The complaint is vol
luminous, setting forth that upon the
eighth of October last the plaintiff was
a banker in Salt Lake City, which sec
ton was affected by the financial panic,
etc, and that in commenting upon some
circular issued by him as president of
the first national bank, the Journal of
this city libeled him as fc'.ows: "Mr.
Warren Hussey, president of the first
national bank at Salt Lake
City, Utah, issues a mani
feStO asserting the sOlvency of that
institution. A man of that name was
arrested and tried here in 1856 or 1857,
on charge Of counterfeiting and en-
bezzlement in the management Of a
wildcat concern in Boone county. He
was shreWdly defended by Robert Wal
pole, since deceased, and escaped, by a
technicality, from going to the peniten-
tiary. This may not be the same man,
but the identity OF persons in such cases
is very remarkable, especially when it
happens to be so uncommon a name as
Warren Hussey." All of which Warren
Hussey denies iR toto, asserting that no
such thing happened in Boone, OF any
other county in this State, and that by
reason Of such publication his reputation
as a business man has been generally
deranged.
The twentieth annual meeting Of the
State teachers association is still in ses-
sion, with large attendance. The day
was occupied in the reading of essays on
school discipline and he art of educa-
ton, and in general discussion.
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How Atehlson Is Gel1Ipr Along.

ATCHIsoN, Ks, December 3l.-The
Daily Champion will publish tO-mOr-
row review of the business of the city
fer the past year and give sketches of
eight railroads centering here, public
buildings, business houses, etc. The
trade Of the city has been unusually
large, and never was ia more pros
porous condition. FOTty-eight passen-
ger and twenty-four freight trains ar
rive and depart daily, and the buildings
erected during the year exceed those of
auV pFeyious wear.
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communication was received from Mr.
0enet, the fugitive, resigning tie
PIesIuehcy' No one present sdalitte,I
showing showing where Mr.. Genet could he
Inc hIeman and cOal-heavers on the
a steamer City OF Havana struck yester-
uay IN consequence Of a reduction in
tnelI wages; The steamers departure
Wa delayed some time. She carried
forces in Cuba.
Inc barge Upland has been removed.
auG LINE me spanish frigate Arapiles is now
AZ liberty to leave the navy-yard.
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An Old Newspaper iu New Quarters.

NASHVILLE, January 1.-The Nash
vile BanEsr, the Oldest newspaper in
Tennessee, and one Of the oldest daily
papers in the United States, moved into
It's new aud enlarged publication flee
to-day. The new building is the largest
and best-appointed newspaper establish
Tlent south of the Ohio river.
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DIED.

LhE1o-January ]. lS74 FRANZ ED-
MoSDs, infant son OF George &, and Ea,,I1i.
Holmes . = anu + annie
FunersL services at the residence, IL Union
street. by Rev. J. q. stedman, at 10 O'Clock
1HIS MORNING.
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Fearfas Crash-NarrOw Escape from al
Awful Calamity.

AWfuA Calamity.
DETROIT, MICH, January The
center portion of s building at the
States prison, at Jackson, in this State,
fell in about half-past four O'Clock to-
day. The building was a three-story
one, and had been used formerly as a
tannery, but at present by cigar man.
ufacturer named Hollingsworth. There
were only three men in the building at
the time of the accident. One hundred
and fifty men had just left the building.
The lower story had been used as din
ing-room up to Monday. The building
was badly built, and had no solid sup
port. 1t was condemned four months
ago. Mr.. Hollingsworth loses half a
million cigars and large quantity of
tobacco.
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the body was laid in the deadhouse,
when post nlOrtem and inquest was
held, snd the jury found verdict in the
terse, sharp, all-meaning word "suicide."
The deceased was twenty-six years of
age, native of New York, brilliantly
educated, and of one of the best families
i'm this or aDV land
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Attention, knights TemnIar


V " are hereby ordered to attend in .
4 fatigue Dress a special cOncfave OfN/A[
Cyrene COmmandery. No. 4 Z r A. 49, Rk
tuIh' t 20 zO4 Front street, ,this CFRIDAI0 even
& Ins, January "a, at O'clock, for the pUr-
Lose oi conIerring the Templar Degrees
lsltlng Knights are cOurteOuslv invIfe5
l5y command J. II. PETTIGREW. n q.
4. J. BARCHUs, Recorder. is;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
MASONIC NOTICE.

SfEC4AL communication Of Leila q
"a Scott Lodge, No. 2s1- wifi be bsiJ ~
% lnls tFRIDAY) evening. January ed. a. ~
. = Sioek, ior work in the F. c. degree
By order. WN 10 ~ ~ n,
AS MYERS Secratsrv ~ r" -
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ROASTED ALIVE
the Nashville NrenrlA BANNER
eALLATIN COTTON MILL.

The new cotton mill at Gallatin is now
receiving its full supply of machinery,
and will soon be put in operation, af-
fOrding employment to not less than
one hundred and fifty persons. A flour
ing mill, which has just been erected,
will be run in connection with it.
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Nashville POstmastership - The
Tennessee School Journal
Bad End of a Bad Life
A Cruel Murder.
COunterfeiters Abroad Mexican
SOldiers-MahOne's Report
Horrible Murder-TeXas-
Murder-Gen. BufOrd
Sued.
Wild Cat COncerns-RailrOad Items
Policeman ShOt-Red River
ImprOvements-BIOOdy
DOings-Fugitives-
ETC., Etc.
EAST TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY.

EAST TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY.
From the Knoxville Press and Herald.l
At meeting of the board of trustees
of the East Tennessee university, yes
terday, DIR. Chalmers Deaderick was
elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of d. A. Deaderick, Esq, and
DIR. John NJ. Boyd to fill the place of the
late Hon. T. A. r. Nelson. On motion
of Colonel G. NJ. MCGEE, the finance
committee was authorized to confer with
any committee appointed by the mayor
and aldermen of the city, with a view
to adjusting the payment of the appro-
priatiOn due the university, and report
the result of the conference to the board
of trustees. The board then adjourned.
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of those having a knowledge of the
murder to inform that officer Of the fact
subjects them to fine of fifty dollars,
which in this instance, it appears TO US,
would be a righteous act to impose.
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POLICEMAN SHOT.
ON the jackson Miss Pilot

During Thursday, Mr.. w. Salmon was
recklessly hourishing a pistol in West
Jackson, and Policeman NJ. Farrell un-
dertook to CAPTURE the weapon, fearing
it might do damage, when it was acct
dentally discharged, and the bullet
struck Mr.. FarrellIin the side, infiicting
dangerous, if not fatal injury. The
policeman was carried to his home,
where he now lies suffering much pain.
Mr.. Salmon was arrested and will have
en- examination before a magistrate,
when the full facts In the matter will
probably be elected.
MORE RAIps ON wILD-CAT CONCERNS.
From the Nashville CTenD) Bannerl
Raids have-been recently made on the
following Illicit distilleries in the third
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-02

PTTTsBURG, December 31.-The build.
ing occupied by the Hutchinson steam
pump works, and Welborn &CO. 8 Press
printing works, on Union street, near
Fifth avenue, together with the contents,
were destroyed by fire tonight. Some
delay occurred in notifying the fire de-
partment, and the fire got under head
way before the firemen appeared. The
loss cannot be ascertained, but it is sup
posed to be quite heavy, although fully
covered by insurance. The Methodist
Recorder, organ of the Methodist Qate
Methodist Protestant church, has been
entirely destroyed. The issue for the
present week was burned, together with
the materials. The work of publication
is stsrinI1slv innnpdad
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NOTICE.

The First National Bank Of Memphis
Resumes in full on FRIDAY. January
tal W. ". rHACHER, 9
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COUNTRRFETTEBs.

IVIII tIIt ' IthaDuIB IHIIaS.I IItIIIuI
There are two well organized bands Of
counterfeiters operating in that vicinity,
one in north Louisiana and one in Mis-
sissippi. Their principal counterfeit de-
nominations are fifty-dollar bills of the
new issue of United States treasury
notes, and fifty-cent bills of the last two
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BAD END OF A BAD LIFE.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Dec. sO.I

From the New orleans Flcayune, Dec. SOJ
This morning, about half.past seven
o'clock, the nurse In ward number thir-
ty-eight of the Charity hospital, found
lying ia her bed . woman named Mary
Smith, alias -, dead, end beside her,
on the stand, two empty bottles, which
had contained an ounce and a half laud-
anum. Immediately notifying the clerk,
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TEXAS.
From the jefferson Democrat

The Democratic State convention ap-
pointed Messrs. G. F. Moore, Richard
Coke, Thomas J. Devine, G. S. West
and w. NJ. Walton, five of the very
best lawyers in the State, to investigate
the tenure of office of the governor.
lieutenant-goveTnor and other State
officers. According to their report made
to the chairman of the Democratic ex-
ecutive committee in 1872, Governor
Davis's term of Office expired on the
third day of December, 1873.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-02
THE NASHVILLE PosTMAsTERsHIP.

1t seems to be admitted in Republi-
can circles that the nomination of Mr.
II. w. Hasslock, for the postmastership
of Nashville, is likely to be confirmed
on the reassembling of the senate.
Colonel Prosser, the present incumbent,
is now in Washington, and will doubt
less use his influence to prevent the
confirmation. We understand that he
took with him a numerously-signed
petition praying for his retention in of
flee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-02

ERIE, PA, December 3I.-Rev. J. T.
Spaulding, DID,, pastor Of st. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal, church and bishop
elect to Colorado, Wyoming and New
Mexico, was duly conseerated to-day at
his church. Bishop KerfOot, of Pitts
burg, read the conservation services, and
Bishop Cox, of western New York,
preached the sermon. The other bish-
ops were Bishop Talbot, of Indiana,
Bishop McCasky, of Michigan, and
Bishop Bedell, of Ohio; also about forty
clergymen. The church was crowded
during the ceremony.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-01
VARIEDADE ES.
Guayama de eneyo (quiero aecir) q
de aJyl de 1874.
AL sAcRIsTAN DEL YUSQUE.


Querido tic larga lastimosa en- dema-
sfa hubiera de ser esta, 81 mt empenase
en- historian el perfodo de mi prolongado
silencio. Vos conoceis tan al detalle como
20 mismo 10 ocurrido en- Ia feligresia y por
tanto vano habia de resultar mi esfuerzo
para dar novedad mi relate.
A pesar de que mi pluma enmudecla nj
Sc entibi6 mi afecto hacia vos en- ese tiem-
po, nj el miedo embargo mi amino, que
nunca abriga tai sentimiento el pecho de
lin yerdadero creyente. Otras razones de-
terminaron mi mutismo darlas debo,
pues 4 clio me obligan mi respeto hacia
vuestra persona y mi carino
Gobcrnaba esta diocesis IN vicario en-
nombre del concilio nacionaI cisnatico y
4 a verdad, que 40 pudo elegirse mejor
rspfesentante de aquel poder funeral. To-
dos sas actos verdaderalnente i'sspirod0s,
respondieron Il ohjeto Que u naslrileho
c5neIave Sc propusiera y tal tu6 sss cello
"a este se1stido, que no pefdon6 OCCASION
bQena 6 mala para lucir sus galas orat6iias,
e|esfn30se sieinpre las mas ALTA regio.
1es |eI espifit0 j(l06 sl.| }.li,;g i. sI9|
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( i g.


La historic del cobelgo Is nixy chfiosd.
Este adorno natural de la persona ha sido
tan maltratado en- tiempos pasados que es
casi un milagro que Ia raza hunlana no ha
vuelto hereditariament ealva. En- estos
dias las senoras entienaeEi qae una prepa-
racion vegetal saludabIe cosno el T6nico
Oriental, que conserya los paros del era
neo y los vasos angiiineDs en un estadO
vigoroso, Al misino tempo preserya el
pelo suave lustreso, ess lnssipr articsllo
que elias pueden usar. esta famo-
sa preparation essa lerrutan q todos los
aceites y pomadas del dia, v 80 es una ne
cesidad para todo tocador organizado, en-
elmundo Occidental
U,s ren,eaio 2AdktraI qae desjsa "a sDsi-
tacion --Sesdiee 6..e q Glenn sfo curative
del Aceits IS hlsso az kaeslas es IL
iodina pro Acsile & ioS|isl llaixflxase
artiheialsnentc FORMS ali. eolilp a. Ill
Val0f alglLno iay ingrcs id1tes NJ u
Ixatpral, siil los cuales, su princips coueti
Itl}ente medicinal no puede produeil ef
efeeto deseado, en- los males pulmonares
QktOs, para los cuaies ~ Itcttstss
No Sc sabe cnales son estos ingredienteg
lpero Sc sabe m.ly bien que d precise con-
servarlos en- toda su integridad, cuando se
prepare -el Aceite para aso, 8 Sc destruye
su utilidad. Es pues porque son conserva-
dos en- sus combinaciones originates en- el
Aceite de hfgado de bacalao puro dc Lam
man y Kemp, que ha dado 4 este artlculo
un lugar tan importalate en- Ia materis.
medica. Sus cualidades restauraifxa
sanativas, no Sc igualaia por cualqiIi6s slo
Aceite en- uso actual. Una cucharaIle lse<s
clada con dos del PectoraI de An |islif4
es el modo mas facil nlejor de tosnaf Il
Aceite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-01
CO M u II &c ADO
ST.. Director del BoLETIN


Ocupo 81 atencion para supiicarle inser-
ia cuatro palabras, expression dc u padre
dolorido que ha visto 81 dia 25 del corrien-
te expirar en- sus lnanos & su hiio querido
Rafael por Ia impericia, Is ignorancia, s
q descuido dc IN medico que No be sabido
culnplir con Ias tremendas obligaciones
Due II ilnpone an deber. Deseo hacer p0-
Sblica esta historic, no por espiritu de ven
ganza, sino para que ningpn padre de-
falnilia acuda al ST. DR. Dapena enando
tenga alguno de Sd famimilia en peligro.
He aqui 10 que pas6 Minino, de a5o y
medic dc edad, se sinti6 el dia 23 con fuer-
tes dolores de cabeza 4 juzgar por el calor
due en ellasc sentiay Ia gaaia llc feposo que
Il criatura nostruba, ID mismo que poS
una febres que Al simple tactic se percibie
El siguiente dia q llam6 IL doctor DapS
na; vi0 81 niao como q las de Is tard
manifesto 81 expresa1o faeui iiativo our 81
tenia NADIA, III caleni,lla siaUiers, 10 man
dapdoie daF lnis Qae ailla simple Iavativa.
Quede yo 81 Il ebnfiaiiza az due ia habia
eravsdaa, POI Is cua as axis6 < otros fa-
eultatixos PlIes bien, Sls 1lfeclor, nueve
horas despues, |as ee Il ltniadrugada
slsI 20 Isl Il;;;o Ca eSd1x&K ska simple
poAieion bssIa psIa azI ii e.pAeidad
q q fiial'e '0ks'a9 3 'o2sebla ents
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ofo1'1'60; 3 lid zo1o Il IS II<1c'oI
1s ss 1t1'11ss I| so6Ier.5 IS |se'[ d
1'1c0'61 1s M 6'IE0|a:'o6| e| Ii. ||| '6I
&oIes 661e'sfi5s o0e ez1 sI|1n NI q IIeI.
1.o A15. IS 61a es1ss1 |Ina e|IzS deter
1.'|'I<'s: s. o<E6. 81 661lf1lfo, 1.I6fisa{I1
11|oI <>< 1oex6s tsnisioIIcs i <<6 e061pIclaI
400 n,i||o6ez ksl4 6|iin8 tioeion, intro
|1ti<|S Dor hi. Dawes, Ill siIIo sonloti(I6 4
'6s de|ib6xac;0n6s 3e Ii CJnaEa
I.a proposition kiando Il papel -anoneda
81 400 miIlones de pesos ha sido adopta9la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-01

dQlzlla g Il saliva sasrada del ptoIele
l.a hQia de faba60 es d6sde entonoes Is
delicia de Ios Hadjis Que han heeho III
pefeg rinaeion Ii Mecca santa; da l0s 1l|o-
lnas que easenan Ii sabidnzla on ii <trioI
de la mezquita De El Azahr, Que os fuen-
70 de algeria hz, y de los hijos Dc Ii
blanca tienda que son los reyes del de-.
sierto
X tambien desde cntonces 81 creyente
que recibe dc otro musuInan Ii sal de HI
|hospitalidad bajo La sombra de su casa
de su tienda, esta obligado 4 amarle y 4
hacerse matar en- 81. defensa 81 e. precise,
|porqne es 81 hermano, porque u maldi-
cion del profeta pesa sobre Ia cabeza de-
los 'ingratos, que no podran yer Ia luna
clara del paraiso en- Ia noche de SUI muerte.
Esta es Ia leyenda de La hoja de ta-
baco, que .se trasmite de tribu en- tribu
por los viejos creyentes, traves de las
'generaciones los siglos, para ensenanza
de los mulsumanes y gloria de Allah, cayo
nombre sea bendito.
iEl es el grandel!
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una c6.I S||Eiclica que s. 5. Ell Papa
difige & los obispos austriacos. En-
ella el Pontffice condena los proyectos
de leyes eclesiasticos sometidas por Ell
gobierno IL Reichsrath y declara que
Sd obieto 81 reducir u Iglesia { un
estado de ruinosa snjecion al arbitra-
rio poder civil del Estado. Admite
S. S que las leyes anstriacas parecen
mas moderadas que las promulgadas
por Prussia, pero asegura que tienen
el mismo espfritu j tendencias y que
preparan el terreno para Ia destruc-
cion de Ia Iglesia asi en- uno como en-
el otro imperio Renueva ei Papa su
protesta contra Ii ruptura del concor-
dato, a6rma que esta alteration Sc ha
hecho baio 81 pretexto pernicioso del
dogma dc Ia infabilidad y espera que
los obispos han de protejer los dere-
chos de ID Iglesia Annncia, en- fin,
S. IS. que con Ii mislna fecha ha es.
critic al emperador Froncisco jose 70
gandole as M 10 permita que IA
IgIesia sea reducida Ell sns Estados q
una deshonrosa seryidumbre y que sus
s1bditos cat6licos sean perseguidos j
molestados por Gus creencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-01

Las dltimas disposiciones que el
gobierno de BerIin ha tornado con los
catolicos han producido grande emo
cion Ell Alemania. En- Munster West
falia) el embargo del mobiliario del
obispo did lugar & des6rdenes graves:
la muchedumbre Sc reuni6 alrededor
del obispado u Sc opuso & que Sc SAGA
ra de I'll mneble ninguno. Fu6 precisa
Ia intervention dc IA fuerza armada
para dispersar q los anotinados, y Co
mo estos Sc resistieron, hubo heridos
como era consiguiente. No Sc habla
de muertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-01
Del Courier dcs EMts- Unis tradu-

Del Courier des Ehts- U,is tradu-
cimos 10 siguiente:
En- yirtud de 6rdenes recibidas del
Attorney del distrito de Washington,
el administrators de la aduana ell
marshal de los Estados-Unidos de
Baltimore Sc han incautado del vapor
Edgar Stewot por creersele violador
de las leyes de nayegacion de los Es-
tados- Unidos.
Segun los termiros de la orden de
embargo los papeles de este .yapor in
dican falsamente que pertenece q un
ciudadano de Nueva- York, NJ. James
Butcher, mientras que pertenece en-
realidad q los cubanos. La causa sera
juzgada en- JUNO por el tribunal de los
Estados-Unidos, y 81 Sc prueba que
los papeles del Edgar Ste,Oat son frau
dulentos, sera coniscado y yendido
por ell gobierno norte americana. Los
cubanos que estaban 4 bordo del vapor
filibnstero al momento de su incadta-
cion atribuyen esta medida al antique
captain del Stewat, NJ. Norton, que
habra querido vengarse con una de-
nuncia de haber sido despedide por Ell
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G. AC EFT ILL a !.

Tacantes. estan tres plazas de
guardias municipales y de 6rden pdblico
en- Cidra y dos de tercera clase en- Ceiba.
Las personas que deseen optar d elias de-
ben presentar sus solicitudes documen-
tadas en- el plazo mas breve possible.
Tambien estan vacantesla plaza de me-
dico titular de Caguas con 5000 pesetas
anuales y la plaza de depositario de fon-
dos municipales de Patillas.
Casa dc Sal,I de San Juan. Como
yeran nuestros lectores en- ell anuncio que
publicamos en- ell lugar correspondence,
este acreditado establecimiento que Sc ha-
LA cargo del reputado facultativo D..
Francisco Alafont, Sc ha trasladado la
Gale de Tetuan n1mero 64 donde, merced
q los inmensos gastos que han hecho los
distinguidos profesores que en- union del
DIR. Alafont fundaron diche asilo, encon-
traran sus abonados un esmerado trato,
un esquisito servicio y una comodidad 4
toda prueba.
Hay consulta gratuita de enfemedades
de los ojos y de la piel todos los LINES,
microbes y viernes de 3 a de la tarde.
Ba1os de Mar de San Hdetonso. Sc
nos pide la insercion de 10 siguiente:
La Junta Directiva de este piadoso ASH
10, deseando por todos los medios que esten
& su alcance allegar fondos para atender
q los compromises que Scontraidos,
ha dispuesto la construction de seis banos
en- la puerta de San Juan uno general y
cinco particulares.
Ell precio de ellos sera 2 reales vellon
por persona y por cada bano en- el general,
y en- los particulares 4 pesos por un abcno
de IL banos en- igual n1mero de dias y
por una sola hora que Sc designara al to-
mar los interesados las doce papeletas que
le constituyen, el cual no Sc prolongara
masdel tempo senalado, adyirtiendose que
los que tomen abonos podran neyar con:
sligo las personas que gnsten.
Los que deseen toinar abonos podran
dirigirss 1; Il casa se ii gas spscribe calls
de Ia Luna ndinero sc. Ia Secretaria 1 :,
Encwwacs0n Cdlaero,s.
| El8 de Diciembye pr6rimo debe etectuar-
Sc el paso de Venus por delante del Sol
Este fenomeno, que sera relativamente dc
corta dnracion, va ser Observable por los
sabios tranceses con especial eslnero, y cor
este obeto Sc han establecido va y Sc es.
tan meiorando estaciones ASTRONOMERS eI
Yokohama, en- las islas Macdonald, or
Tche Fon, Pekin, Nueva Caledonia
| Shang-H Hal, Taiti Islas Marquesas. Los
mismos sabios franceses han acordade
| ademas aplicar la fotograffa q la repro
ducion de los fenomenos celestes; pert
antes de adoptar deinitivamente m siste.
ma, han creido indispensable hacer expe.
rimentos seguidos, d fin de. ponerse dc
acuerdo sobre el metodo mas conveniente
para obtener pruebas fotograficas del feno-
memo que puedan servir q las medidas
Intermediates mas exactas. Precisamente
con este objeto Sc esta construyendo er
ell iardin del palacio del Luxemburgo nj
pabellon de forma muy rara, EN- el cual
tan pronto este conclude, SO haran lo'
| experimentoa mencionados.
Hersos de en- padre. -M Sr. II. Ignacie
/ Guasp, antique director del BoLETIN ha
publicadoen los periodicos de Ia Habana i
siguiente sentida composition con motive
la de muerte de su hija Da Elisa.
GRAD, HAS MAS.
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