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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-03
Las Noticias de Espana.' na''
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DE NOT1CIAs
UN a1o de suscricion $3.

La snpresa de ests psri6dico, en- vista de Ia busua
acogida que esta nueva publication ha obtendo en-
Ultramar, en- obseluio & sus suscritores, ha de-
cidido que desde Ia Ultima quincena de Febrero pri
mera de Marie, salga dcha publication de dobe ta-
naIlo sin slterar en- NADIA los precios. y s8ssss ss
AdviertO todOs los Sres. que sc me han diriyido
por carts preguntandome como podrian remesarme e
importe de Ia suscricon que pueden entregal selo
agsnte de su ocalidad remtrmelo mi directamonte
sellos de correo, earta certi6eadaPuerto- Rico
Eneso de 1675.-El R0presentante general en- Ultra.
nsRr.--Edaas,do LGrroen n PuscuaL
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B0LETID N MERCAvTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO Dc Los BIPANOLEg SIN C0NDICIONRs.
LA INTEGRIDAD.
Flbica De tlba'N Dc las n,uS Vegas
DE JUNGOS.

III que sucribe, dueno de dicho establecimisnto en
vista de Ia mucha aceptacion que han tenido sus aba
cos en- varios puebos de eGta Isla de donde recibs
sonstantemente pedidos no ha omitido medic algnno
sara rivalizar los mejores que fabr4uen on s
pas. En- alconepto tienen 81 gusto de ofrecsr sus
parToquianos y al publico en general bonite va
rado surtido de los classes los precios que 4 con-
tinaciOn se expresan: n
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Don Joaqais Ceterin0 Fernandez, Jaes
de pginerG instancia de Hunsacao q
sW diStr;to.

Per 81 prssente hago saber que en- los autos ejecu-
,ivos que sgue ell Pr0curador D. Tomas Carrera apo
dorado de ID. Ramon Caa contra Ia sociedad jose Ma
ia Seforis CO del comercio de Hato-grande, he
Aspuesto saque publica subasa la casa embarga-
a. dicha sociedad, de alto maderas del pals con
sAOs de mampostera de doce de frente ounce
de fondo correspondence cocina, situada el
barrio del Jagual tasada dez mil pesetas cuyo re-
nate tendra lugar e da iiez sietc de Febrero pro-
xmo de diez cuatro de Ia tarde simultaneamente
sese Juzgado y el de paz de Hato-grande; para la
eencurreRcia de citadores ibro 81 presente Huma
n&e veinte de Enero de mil ochocieos setenta
81. Fernandez. .-Por su mandado, Eugsnio de Tor
49, "A
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Aviso al p1blico.

Sc senden 4 plecios sumsnente ms6diccs una mu.
shas carretas carrOs, con oaon con sstaquillas,
rnedas saeltas, todo cuanto conceFna Bste fanio.
FL cue 10 nerpse pueds diriisee 10 ageucla marfpa
terysstIs Dc los sEes FauFa Roylra pusrta de Saa
tRstss~-s ueFse'stssss 7-11
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ATENClON.

En- la Mbriea "Fundicion de Colon, Marina se en-.
cuentran los efectos siguientes:
Rayos, camones, lanzas, ejes, rolos, brazuslss de
MADEIRA para carretas carros las refFidas pszas tie
aen de cOnstruidas eHAtro amos,
COnecciones de dferentes tamafios para tukerfa- =.
Mandres de para la colocacion de tubos de oa
dera-Empaqu de go na patente.-Tuersas Y
volandera de todas cases.-Aceteras de cilindrO de
varias fornas.- -Man6metros de alta presion-Id baa
id.-Medidor"s de aqua para caldera.-Id tuhos de
crisal para los i'd. de diferentes VoIandefas
de gonna para los d.Limas inglesas de primera clase
surtidas.-Martillos de acero de mano -Pitos de me-
tai de yarios tamanos para vapor.-Ilaves grifos de
rosca plato de metal diferentes clases-Idem idem
glebo yavula-As como otros difeTentes artieuos de
piezas construidas buges de carretas carros.
de todas classes, id. de coches reas de arados de DE
rentes nGmeros por mayor msnor, tke, q. E
San Juan Puerto-Riso Ia de Octubre De 1674.--Rs.
man portiIla. Ftsff - -
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Arbrio municipal sobre eeo:hes carros carretas car
retas del ~ ruedasy cabaos de silas dichoe ders-
chos han de pagarae por semestres anticipates.
Pasados los ounce primeros dias los morosos adeu
darana favor del munieipio una nulta gual al impor
y Dc la matgicua: Rice Icds En@o deIs75,
"a RsmatiatAs T. aaash ID
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Sera gratifcado.

Entire las Calles del Crsto San Fran :sco San Jose,
Sol San Justo hasta elmueed Ia Aduana, en- Ia Ma
rna haperddoe eldia de aver una pulssra de ORC
conrosetade fegrana Ell quela hayassencoutrad la
presente los altos de la IL de la calls del
de 1875. t1-2
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PRECIos DE ANUNCIoS.

De neas impression pubc9ndose hasa tres
reaes exceda de los sso precios
ds uando os annOs haysn de pnbcarse
gruesos, 6 los de neasPor
admten anuncos pros convencioas Los
cobraan Inca mpresa Anuneios
nieadOs q ahonarzn adelsuadoe.
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GIRO DE LETRAS.

B. BOrrGs y Hermanos, del Comercio de eAta Plaza.
girsn sobre Alicante Barcelona Bilbao C6diz Gorg,
la, FerrOl. Habana, Lugo, Madrid, Malaga, 0renss,
Sebastian, Sevilla, Santiago Santander. Tarragona
Tuy, Valencia, Valladolid, Vgo, Vvsro, Vilagarcia
y Zaragoza-Puerto-R Rico 1o de Enero de Ie73.-ga-
le de La Fortaleza, mum. 81.
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Juan N. Canciio = RO-
driguez, Doctor en- Melicina ' Cru
ia, allie de Tetuan mum. IL, Casa de
Salud de San Rafael.
Tabacos de la Habana.

Variedad de classes, formas prsOios vsntsiosss. IA
zos DE- rsga1ss prensada4 rsdondas clicosnta cen.
taw uno
Grand O;n M0assesar,
mitaeiou Champagne, Las medias boaellss 90 de&s.
Ian Cincusnta osntavos una Cajas Dc 24E2 botsIlx
pfseio conVeniente. Callsds SanEranuiseo. nam. ~
9-1S Eli BUENPRECp0,
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MIGUEL SAlNZ,
CALLB DR. San PARNCIyCO AZ 7 SAN JUSTO 81.

Conane surdo de menafas Inge Faneesas Aemanas Sui
Bgas Espanoas tedos de todas classes aculos de uo
tasi0.
de todos los artfculos relatives dichos
Sombreros de Panama, Jipjapa Antioqufa
ventss po gndes favor de los conpradores
especiamente de los antiques relacionalos de
Sc los ud recibn cada cuaro
nervaos todo los buque de vel
8-36
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IVenteadores para cafe

Frog, ppeds kmpiarss hasta 800 fansgas diarsm ee.
sCs e d rsgassls,-psyls Al RQdrigasa'- Esstals-
s-s
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AY QUE GANGA.

Una cuebra dc aambique de primsra slase, eatalo
superior siete vneltas cuatro pagadas de daetro
exterior trapiche de bueyes de tama1 crecido con
engranes bronco: dchos objetos sc venden pre-
clos m6dicos en- Ia hundicion de Colon.-Ramon Por-
6lIA k-1Q
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Los dueno de estabecmento anuncan pdbo habe ebdo
los dmos Frances Espano complete vaado surtdo
de meanc oecen detaa precos mo o h de odos
6e hacer regosa amigos
Eue los numeab cuos denen aparadores detaan
los sfguientes: a.ae d.
Un complete surdo de coes pulseras de concha
Csjitss de perfumerfa: lsl @e
Guantes corbatas para SIas cabaleros;
Camisas bordadas para Sras cabaleros
Enaguas bordadas
ParagIss genovesev; ..9 .8s.ee .esa0
Sombrilas de seda Ultima novedad s.sa
Panueos bordado de bilo;
Sohretodos de pano 6no; ..a.
Abgos para saEdas de teatros; -
Abanicos pericones; s. $50.
Cintas flores. #a
Trenxas de mitacion de peo
Botones adornos de seda para vestdos
Calzado para Sras cabaleros
Camisas bordadas para ninos;
Sombreros de todos classes cabaeTos yninas.
Iiem de paja de para Sras.
Camires muy Gnos;
Joyeros do concha aa
Ternos cinturones y relcaros de varas classes.
n6nidad de- articles prooos rego dicles ds
Tamben complete surdo de cazado cabale
ros 12-12 s
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Losas de Canarias.

Quedan por vender mil quinentas de cuatro en- va
ra, dnicas Ia plaza dirigirse la agenca de Goea
ga San .Iusto % s8.e.3 Ia
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DDLuG | EYECCIOS BiLSlNIClS
DE ALFONSO.

DE ALFoNso.
Cura infaliblemeDte las afcciones de Ia ureta
conocidas por enfermedades secretas, nRando solo
ounce diss eStOs B0l, Enyecciones de ltongo
50 co1sigueuna Curaeion radical, pronta scgura
sin tesultados desfavOrable; garantizan sus efc
p sAN yaANQ9sco.-sa
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PARA CADIZ.

Saldra Ia mayer brevedad 81 bergantin golsta
pailo AncioIG Admts carga & Hete para dicho punto
asi como para Sevilla Malaga trasbordandola en- 81
puerto de su destino.
lie despachan sas cousignatarios Sres. Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga. Rico Ii de Enero de 1876. 9-12
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Pubj1ase nerf6dco donnGua
las crcunsancias aeances supessss
grdsa los suserporee
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Ell TESORO
DE LOS PIRATAS.

Agunos ejemplares que quedan de esta obra, escrta
por ID. Jose Perez Morris, SO detallan en- la Admins
TRACTION del BoLETIN sez reales la rdstica doce
en- pasta A las persOnas que tomen IL mas ejempla
res Sc les rebaiara dos reales cada uno. 6-i2
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NUN. 10.
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por so la islaPor sells $3.50
rinestre 3Por resles en- Ia Capital 10 e rests
de Ia lsPor Ia Peninsula exTangero
per6dico franco de nges SIS snlalePor
ano en Ia isla de Cuba $l9
suscpcnes pagan sempre por adapsadoy suSp
pueen entenderse los Agen dectamens Al
uainiet ~scion. eZ9lE588 u
FL BoLEus envs tOdss parties franco de porte
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SE VENDE.

Tn mOstrador en- buen uso, propie para tienda de
nercerfa puperia, dos vidrisras En- la calle de la
FortAleza, "a, Esfsra dartn razsn. 2-6
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tanp'iia dsdpiinaia Dc IA bIa
DE VIEQUEs.
Gran jugada de gallos.

En- e Dorado tendr& efscto los dias IL, IA Is del
entrante gran dssafo de galos. el dueno de la
gallera invita- todos los Sfaonados esta class de
diversones 9--3
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Juneos, l8 de Enero de 75.--Candido Fariha.
NOTA:-Dep6site en- Puerto-Rico, Sres Comas y
Conill, en- Hunlacao, Sres Rodriguez y Ons Sc
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ATENCION.

A los Sres. HacsndAdos que deseen tener una msrca
con 81 nombre de la hacienda el dueho, tambien
hacen que las fabricas de tabacos puedan
marcar las cajas, cobre, metal 8 zinc precios
sumaments baratos scgun Ell tamanO, en- la Marina pull
peria, al lado del amacen de d. Martin Reyes-Juan
r. Rodriguez. - s 2-3
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Venta de casas.

50 vsnden yariss en- buenos sitioa de esta eiuGad
Y. FRANCISCO q, MOLINA, Gale do Tetuan plms
81 lzlaswsEa. e~m
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Perfumer1a Victoria.
REGAUD Y COMP.
8, r@e Vivienne, Paris.


PRODECTDS YAANGYLANR
extradode la Unona odordtssiaa, perfume importado
de Manila exclusivamente preparado para nuestra
casa.
Extracto de Ylangylang; Ramilete de Manila; Jabon
al Ylangylang; PomAda al Ylangylang Aceite de Ylan
gyang; Cosmetico de Ylangylang Aqua de tocador de
Ylangylaug; POvos de arroz de Ylangylang; Cold
Cream de Ylangylang.
PRODUCTOS vARKOS.
COlo,iyeno Rigaud, en- dias devuelve al cabello
primitive color sin manchar ell CUTS nj ensuciar la
ropa. Enteramente inofensiyo, este producto
tiene nitrate de plata.
JadOa Mirdnda, de Jugo De lirio de lcchuga 81
suave, mas emoIente el mas perfecto de todos los
jabones de tocador.
Aceitc onGda Miranda, para detener la caida del
cabello hacere crecer dare suavidad brillantez.
Aguo de KGndagG, nueva aqua de tococador del
Japon, smtraida del Pirus Jop6nica.
E1tracto de Kananga, para 81 panuelo obtenido pOr
la destilacion de las flores del Paus Jap6n;cG.
Aguo de flores de LiriO Rtgsud, para blanquear y
aterciopslar el cdtis.
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Vino DE- QUIyA I0DADO
DE ALFONSO.

Cuya base principal es Ia Helicina. obran direc-
talnente suavizando la laringe Ia mejor pasti
on los cat en- Ia rOS cataIrai nerviosa cor
rijc taInbien los ardJres del est0mago.
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S!RaR, TESNGN DBL RLCHO
DE ALFONSO.

PTeparado con la medua dc yaca algunas sus-
tancias vegetables; con propiedades pecforales, es
ssicaz en- los eatnTros, bronquits, tos, en- todas
as afeccioues de pecho que ne Ccesiten expectora
zion, pues one otra nutriendo les pulinonrs, 6rea
nos principalss de La respiration.
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A N u NCIO.

d. Ramon Pou, vscino de Humaeao, solicta temax
para e ssrvico interior de otre paraar-
ansro cochero Los que deseen colocarse, dirgr3n
dicho Sr en 81 mismo pueblo. ill
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AVIsO.

llaba en- la Plaza de armas frente al Ayuntamiento,
los bajcs de la casa mum. g. cale de Ia Cruz-Puerto-
Rico rs de Enero de lS75.--Juan Ramon de Torres.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

the depot and along the entire route Of
the procession cheered as long as the
Americans were in sight. The rail-
way station and the streets were
decorated with the American and
Irish flags. The enthusiasm culmIn-
ated at the hotel, where each member
OF the team was cheered as he aiighted
from his carriage, and the people
pressed forward to shake hands with
them, and shouts OF welcome were
heard everywhere. During the even
ing, a procession, with bands, flags
and banners, marched to the hotel
and serenaded the visitors, at the same
time that a banquet was IN progress In
the hotel, at which Major Leech pre-
sided. He made a speech. warmly
welcoming the riflemen and their
friends to Ireland. Col. GiIdersleeve
responded for the visitors with heart
felt thanks, and declared their recep-
tlon Was far beyond any thing they
had anticipated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Portland, Ne, June l5.-In the Re
publican State conYention, to-day, n
series of resolutions were reported, the
salient points of which are as follows
That the union of the States must be
maintained at all hazards that the
government is that of nation of con-
federacy; that local self-government,
in matters purely local, must he ad-
hered to; that there can be no legiti-
mate conflict between the powers OF
the nation and that OF any State that
q sound currency, based on coin, and
redeemable i'll coin, Is essential to the
prosperity of the people, and that the
most kindly and fraternal relations
should be cultivated between all Sec
tions of the country.
Upon the first ballot Gen. Selden
Connor was nominated for Governor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Chicago, June l5.-The Times Mon
treal special says there is an alarm felt
for the safety of the mail steamer Cas-
plan, of the Allen line, now sixty
days overdue. The steamship Armus
has been ordered to hold herself in
readiness to sail in search of her.
The Times Sioux City special says
that miner named z. Swearingen,
well known in California and Colorado
as an old miner for over twenty years,
arrived here from the Black Hills to-
day. He and party OF seven others
went up the river on the steamer
Josephine, in April last. They left
the river at old Fort Pierre and crossed
over TO the Hills. Upon their arrival
there they came upon a party of nine
others who were mining in the Hills
with fair success, the men making
from three to five dollars per day in
gulch diggings, Swearingen came out
after supplies, and brought a quantity
of gold and gold quartz with him. He
says it is the best country he ever
struck, and has staked out his claim,
six miles west of the old suockade.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Dublin, June 15.-The American
rifle team arrived here this evening.
The American rifemen, accom-
panied by Major Leech, Aldermen
Manning. of Dublin, and large num-
Der of friends, left Cork on a special
train for this city. They were greeted
with cheers at various points on the
route. The Lord Mayor and mem
bers of the Corporation of the city of
Dublin received them at the depot and
conducted them to carriages. A pro-
cession was then formed, with a band
at the head, and the guests were
escorted through Sackville, Dawson
and other principal streets to the Shell
bourne Hotel. The reception given
the team by the populace was most
enthusiastic. The immense crowd at
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

New York, June l5.-The news that
the Court of Appeals had decided in
favor of Tweed and ordered his release
caused great excitement here. Sheriff
Connor has taken every precaution for
re-arresting him on his discharge,
and, unless he can supply securities to
the amount OF S3,OOO, 900, he will be
taken from Blackwell's Island to Lud-
low Street Jail.
A cable dispatch to Kiernan's news
bureau, announces the suspension of
of the house of Alex Cnltic & c., of
Manchester, England, with liabilities
to the amount OF three million ster-
ling. There are runors in London of
other failures.
The Brooklyn court room was again
crowded this morning. Beach and
EX-Judge Fullerton were in their
places before the jury took their seats.
Beach continued his address.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Wilkesbarre, Pa June 15.-The
miners who have been working at
PAine's shaft were met by large
gang this morning and ordered to stay
out. A posse was raised, and they
opened a way through the mob, and
those who wished entered the shaft.
There was great excitement
The long strike is ended. The min
ers of Lehigh and wilkesbarre coun-
ties made an unconditional surrender
through their delegates, last night, at
at a meeting with Mr.. Parish. A
dozen or more meetings were held
yesterday at different places. At
Ashley a delegation of seventy Ger
man miners went to the meeting for
the purpose of voting for resumption.
Their object became known to the
leaders, and they were excluded from
the meeting. The mass OF miners
favored going TO work, but the leaders
fought against it. They finally agreed
to go to work on the companies terms
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

San Francisco, June l5.-Late ad-
vices from the interior report great
damage to grain-both cut and stand
ing-in the northern and central por-
tions of the State. Rain still contin-
ues. Harvesting is suspended for the
present. The grasses in many locali-
ties are ruined. The storm is unpre-
cedented for this season of the year.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Washington, June l5.-Jacob NJ.
McGrew. of Ohio, for long time chief
clerk in the Sixth Auditors office, will
be appointed Auditor IN place of Ex-
Congressman Sheats, of Alabama.
Sheats, who was appointed only about
three months ago, has been removed.
He has been absent several weeks in
Alabama and will net return.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Vienna, June l5.-Quite u sensation
has been created here by the publica-
tion in the st. Petersburg Galos, of an
article advocating an alliance between
Russia and England, because that be-
tween the three emperors has lost its
power OF guaranteeing peace, since
one member thereof has become sus-
pected OF warlike designs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

London, June 15.-Itis reported that
circulars will be issued tomorrow an
nouncing the failure Of two firms
whose principal connections are with
the east, to the amount of fifteen mill
lion dollars.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

lthica n. Y, June l5.-This morn
Ing, the store of Pennington Bros. &
Co., at Newfield, was broken into, the
safe blown open and the building
fred. The flames spread rapidly in
every direction; two dwellings, one
hotel and every place of business in
the village were burned. The safe
contained $500 in money, and bonds,
notes, etc, to the valae of about
Sl5O,O00. The loss by fire is large.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Clearfield, Pa. June l5.-The thirty
two striking miners who were found
guilty OF conspiracy and riot, were
called for sentence this afternoon.
Judge Orvis devided the prisoners into
three classes, and pronounced sentence
as follows: first class, consisting OF
John II. Joyce, President of the Min
ers Union, John Maloney, Secretary.
Ralph Parks, Geo. MCGOWAN, Thos.
Burchdsle aad Matthias Mayer, were
sentenced to pay a fine of twenty We
dollars and costs of prosecution, and
imprisonment for one year; second
class, consisting of thirteen others,
were sentenced to pay fine of twenty
five dollars and costs of prosecution,
and imprisonment for sixty days; /;
there were thirteen of the third class
on whom sentence was suspended, 1t
being considered that they acted under
the control Of the leaders.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Concord, n. H, June l5. After n
long debate in the house, the resolu-
ton reported by majority of the COM
mittee on elections, that Raymond and
Harding, Democrats, were not en-
titled to seats, was passed; yeas, 173
nays, 1876.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Omaha, June 15.-Specials from all
parts of the State and western Iowa,
say that the ravages of the grasshop-
pers have been confined to few coun-
ties and that the crop prospects were
never better.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Cincinnati, June l5.-Archbishop
Hood, of Philadelphia, starts to-day
in special car for Philadelphia,
where he will be invested on Thursday
next with the pallium. He is ac-
companied by a number of distin-
guished clergymen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Quincy, Ills, June ia tornado
passed over the northeast portion of
this city last night, killing one man
and doing damage to the amount of
Sl5, 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-16

Philadelphia, June l5.-Wm. Tay-
lor, Superintendent Of the city burial
grounds, was to-day held In the sum
of one thousand dollars bail, on the
charge of trafficing In dead bodies.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-14
TEEN-A-FIXER.

We were quite sure it was not "blackher
ries," neither was there about it the leas
sound of charcoal" and the most deaf ole
fellow could not mistake it for "watermelons
A sort Of glance at the sound might have
led an unobserved person to pronounce the
cry to be that of csntaloopas," but it would
have been Q mistake.
1t comes in the windows at all hours and
through sunshine and rain. Where they
come from or whittier DO they go no one
knows; but that they are here no better evil
dence could be addSced than the listening to
their cry. At the breakfast table we lay
down the paper to listen. It steals down the
street for squares - tesn-a-fxer, teen-a-
fxer," and then gradually dies out.
Inquiry has developed the fact that these
itinerants are anxious for small tinsmith jobs,
but it was months before people really knew
what they wanted. Some thought it was a
new vegetable, and others that it was q
clothes pole man.
These swarthy tinkers are true Spanish
eypsies, and come from the mountains of
Spain. The same characteristics which mark
their race the world over is present in them,
and mysterious as tradition tells us their pro-
genitors were, they cling, to the old ways.