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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31


Nue0o .facaltatiuo --Dentro de poeos
dias llegara 3 nueFtra ciudsd el j6yen,
puerto -riqueno D. Narciso Gonzalez y
Font, licenciado en- mcdicna y ciruiia
por Ell colegio de San Carlos de Madrid,
sohre ell que tenemos los meiores mfr
mes, particularmente como espacialista
en- las enfernedsdes dc Ia pial y de los
ojos; pues, segun nuestrss noticias ado !.
mas dc haber aprovechado sus estudios
en squella Uu;versidsd, ha practicable por
fnucho tempo y con muy huen 6x to en-
loa hospitales de Paris.
Felieitanos al j6ven medico por sa bri-
ilante carrera = no dudamos que tendra
muy bnena acogida entire nosotrGs, mer-
ced q la especisiidad que sc ha dedi.
cadc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31
SECCION L1rERARIA.
Stabat Mqter

Tronaba el 6ter. Rugfa
Ell turbulepto aquilon;
7 el mundo Sc extremecfa
Mientras Ilolaba Maria
Con So ia resignation.
Perlas vertian sus ojos,
Ojos sin dicha, sin luz;
Dulees suspiros do h'nnjos
Bfntahan sus Iabios roios
Gimiendo al pie dc la cruzl.
La cruz! augu~to ma,lero
Los brazos abriendo va
A un getniio Ia~timaro,
Enselando el buen sendero
A Ia prole que vendrd.
Vendra una generacion
y otra y otra, 'iia en- dia
Al soplo de Redencion.
Mientras llorando Maria
Va por nuestra salvacionl.
Sargre salpi 8 la frente
De la impura Ilumaaidad,
7 de un cordero dulientc
Cost6 la vida inocente
La anhelada libertad.
Truena el 6ter furibundo,
Vacila la Creacion,
Y cual cisne moritundo
Llorando, Maria ell mundo
We agltarse en- su affection.
En- la cumhre del Calvario
El Cordero solitario
Al ir 4 la eternidad,
En- el bronco funerario
lPazl esculpi6 y iLibertadl
Paz. iibertad para el hoInbre
Que ;'c,.nquio, no os asombre,
Fl ifartir lie conqulst6,
Z ''redimi...a" por nornl,re
La esclavitud sc Ilaln6.
Y eF aato aiIado rugfa
Fl turDulento aquilonl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

LA ctuzl augu<to matlero
Los brazos abriendo va
A un gelnilo Iastinaro,
Ensenando el buen sendero
A Ia prole que vendrd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Ia escolta; pero iba 4 emprendcrse De
nuevo la expedicion"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Perlas vertian sus ojos,
Ojos sin dicha, sin luz;
Dulees suspiros do h'nnjos
Bfntahan sus I:abios rojos
Gimiendo al pie dc la cruzl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Vendra una generation
J otra y otra, dia en- dia
Al soplo de Redencion. -.
Mientras llorando Maria
Va por nuestra salvacioul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

La srg 'd.7g ce'aqst9ncian de s17s Geajt
dc publicar per 6rden de 81 Santidad Pho
TX un decreto relative la beatifcacion
canonizacion del venerable sieryo de
Dios fay Alfonso de Orozco, sacereots
profeso de Ia 6rden de ermitalos 80 San
Aguatin, dc Espana,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

,Si's'estyos Ma, times, : Segun IN infor.
me one el aimiranta.go ingles acaba de
publican sobre la estadlatica de los sinies.
tros cue ha tenido la marina inglesa du-
rante los seis prireros meses de 1878, re-
sulta que ell nGmero de muertos ocasiona,
dos por estas causas pasaron dc 1873 sobre
las del aho 1879 Durante Ell primer Sc.
mestre de 1873, 98 buqucs han perecido
con la totalidad parte de las personals,
Is estaban caggados, / l sin carga los
otros Sc ignora 81 cargados 8 no. De las
728 maettes, s han sido producidas por
haber Zozob ado los buoues en- alta mar;
346 por cheques y 1S2 por nRufrsgios eu
las costas. Las otras 179 personas han pc.
recido por haber sido llevadas por las olas
9 por explosiones de caldoras otras cau.
sas. El ndmero tan elevado de muertes
en- ell primer semestre de 1873, tuvo va.
rias causas: Ia frecuencia de la, tempesta-
dcs Y los grapdes s;niestros, tai como la del
NoJoh, eu sl cual perec.ervn cerca de
800 pei sonss.
El nGnero dc buques quo han desapa.
recido des5c ell le de Enero dc 1873, ca
&c 50, tripulados por 1.02S personals,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Tronaba el 6ter. Rugfa
El turbulepto aquilon;
7 el mundo Sc extremecfa
Mientras llolaba Maria
Con sa ia resignation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Sargre salpi 8 Ia frente
De la impura llumaaidad,
7 de un cor,lero dulientc
Cost6 la vida inocente
La anhelada libertad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Un gc6logo italia,,o, cayO aombrc no re.
vela el Boletia del ralcuaiSmo, de quien
tomamos esta noticis, ha hecho explora-
clones del mas alto interes en- Jos monies
Alio, eneontraD.lo huellas irrecusabIes
del hombre pr;INiiiyo en- IN antigua crs-
ter, cerca del Monte Cavo. Ha Iecoiido
un gran nGmero de hachas y cuchillos de
sick, de IN tralajo auy eleg te
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Truena el 9ter furibundo,
Vacila la Creacion,
7 cual cisne morihundo
Llorando, Maria el mundo
We agitarse en- su affection.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31
VARTE DAD DE 5.
FoRTUNY

GLoRIAs DEL ARTE ESPANoL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

VIVA Ell. REy!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

En- la cumhre del Calvario
Ell Cordero solitario
Al ir 4 la eternidad,
En- el bronco funerario
lPazl esculpi6 y iLibertadl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

G. B. S. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-31

Paz. iibertad para el hoInbre
Qhe ,'c,.nqui6, no os asombre,
FL ifartir lie conquist6,
Z '.redimi.'a" por nombre
La esclavitud sc llalno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-28
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.


stafford and wife to Thomas Waters GA
Henry C. Ifariins $4,000
Wisgins 10 Frederick zinsser $4,000
1sthsi, . g. 200 II c Of 2dave, HTS John Thompson
70 lanes ThompsoI,.. ....,.. Nominal
Eeiey reforcc to Henry Goldsmith slOO
Mar to James II Moran and others. ......... 10000
l2lstst = 1875 II OF 4thayc lo0xlOOi Jno & West ~
lS5ti.si n - 2T5 it Of Willis ave- sOxlOO; Isaac z
0Insead and wife to Abram Dusen 2,ogO
100; 2nogden 20 Z lewis tfus Nominal
tHews and Wife to Bache Cunar 1875 900
lyon rel 10 Theodore Rose 1000
lstave 255 10 n Of 6Otlst 25IiO0i Thomas sui -
WIFE, 10 Anthony Dngro.. 800
Mary Il Mas1irsi Nominal
TO john BSdeiick SOminal
70 1asast HarSir c'''''e 245oO
tionsl Bank 10 jacob Vanderpoel Nominal
Wilson and wife 20 : J bradley ......-. Nominal
1stsye 4. JO.5 81 al 59th-st, JOxlO0, also 2dave
vile to Harvey. 200
same .....'.'.. ............ Nominal
DrTcker and vie to leopold King ...,'.4... a. 900
and Sife 10 Eparsim Drucker .... 10000
1l3tli ST. II y, - ftC Of .d-ave, 2OXlOG George DC
Column Charles A. CronW eli QUO
Rafrio James 9 Lynn ....... 10000
6StI-si, 10 Il " # Sth ave. 2eyltO.J; John
Bcal, referee 10 Isaac DCTuhcnler
57tl-st, 100 IL " OF LeNngt0naye, IJIlOOJ Jos
Meeks, referee, TO Simon klaOtT..- l5,IOo
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Gelp Wante6

GENTS Wanted-Nale or Femae-To sell orr
"a Horse lair msors These ss give scei saiisfieon 20
lie buyer tho be. altc 10 keep sac -e. VAN i
dry b. i0uld ia the world Joi y AndEc"@ % ts"Nef-
a., Boston, Mass.
MOTIONS and FANCY Wanted, u
" SALESMAN in cash .ohbng house gl. W.,l D. trY
trade Address vita tDh lAsa.AlL NoiloN joD4'l-I.'
Tribune Di.ge
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DtHtistrn

ELEGANT GUM SETS, "a Rose Pearl, $40;
u CUiite metal shallow jaws So coiuh4ous gum
rls lined p0rcclliH ciantlc!, $50 nitrous 0ADe Eaa au
~ ustoied G. II. MODEMANN, 532 Thirdaye neI lhly-
slxtA-sJ
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Ieeth extracted
y oitboyt main DIR. HASBROUCK formerly operator
CoitSr's makes spse ATTY of The OF the ga Tor ne
Hae extraction teeth Ut ll3t BrVaiw@J, corner o'
lO,hsJ
cONTTHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUli-
, PtfL-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color ana sup
,t.cct lar ARTIFICIAL cnth excel everything heretofore OF
fer or beauty strength and Neluessi neelS 9y 70 ~ sge
Set Cai and Aifp best Rubber SOS rom riO 70
sl5 Cod and Plana, $50 10 $40. ktiac NJ unueI sts
IL r. "a WAQI 40 East Twenty third ST., near MA sohaNe
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Drool;Inn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE At \ BARGAIN.-La Lafayette
L ave. OBJ Dsc Tcilpki3S PAX. Dcalyn twosiory high
stoOp aud extension FRAME DIV hLING tled il, @JNioA
100. TEN ROOMS. Baltimore hca'er, Buvnon Isiaer.
Cold Water House al iar fnd PARTICULARS by apply
ng tpJOIIE r. JAMIE 100 Montasucst, brooklyn. Must
sold.
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forses, CARRIAGES, Garnrss, &;t.

Eorses, Carriages, GarnfsS, &t.
A fiction HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
~ (I,ste Johnston n Van Tassell
OFFIGE. o. LIBI.RtNSFp
Evening Post BuildiDg) - o..
THE HORSE AND CAHlIAGE BkANCM 10y, of ooH
near University place 49,.
be conducted precisely Tue thlle SUI
AND honorable principles which have alwsys eng 9
nj the respect ana cohhdehco Oh
a. Community as well The public al larer -
1919 80 sATIA EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
i''1'N ~ 10 O'CLOCK.
pu,r;es t,r s.e may be made through the mall.
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OFFICIAL RECORD or MoRTGAc

Klaher, Simon 10 Frederic Kurshecdt, 57hst, oo
wlHNingtIntvci year z,0oo
Wallace MARY o. TO Mary Hunt w Boston Road, a.,
Seaman Mary = I, Joseph : Barron; n 7sthst ID
years Wv
Takcr, Frederick. 20 Mary STAFFORD lOthayo,s 40.
+jti ~ oOo
A. w lem ion - ave- 3 years ..'''- 10000
a1c, Tr ST. 70 nus $500
- an 'ave" i Veor - ''.......... u OOD
same H. same, u 5lth a. CtIayc; $4,000
gGhst ye year -. 1900
Of lr1al it' ycars 1900
iFnsts Fort WHsio .iH Vars - $500
Stevens Jcnu ", Ia A. Constant, 5otb-sl, " OF 80
9itaYc: .-.. l'OOo
- 5 no. ay' - = : ", RS - SOo)
S.ne Ia same a $ j4tns: bet 5t and Ghayes 3 WIS. 5000
Of 1it't " 7It,S , ..' 500
II nv va 80 " '. 5000
Brown. Jeremiah, samuel ClaTs, OF s6thst,
81 2ddve; years ,'''-ip
same, SGihst ~ 2tave years .., le,JOO
lover near stanton st XII Dart o6 - 1000
[OMciaLl j. y. SANAsk, Deputy Register.
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Gilualions tOaute0--f females

Gilualiors females
4 EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
4 y6R TX TmnUXF WILL BIZ REcEivED AT THE
UP-ToWN QFFlChA. No I.25e broadway, cor. Thirty.
200 Thrill ave-, co., F9ryseyontA 81; at the HARLEM
tsenty arn savings Bank BGiiiaej ap 10 p
IN. -ular oeice rates.
A LADY STENOGRAPHER, whose time is
5 So Hara S G 5a Gcos OF oes T Gi A
dress q. 7. r.. Tribune Once.
A T the EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 951 9th
y ave. 2d above 5S-si.-Fanies Supplied with COOL,
ia't comgcen Fon aud g t in any sarsGy q ui
EcARH6Iit~ ~ ''''''' 0-''. - "'''''''''
4 NUMBER Of capable German girls aud
n women went situation, FOR city or cona5 a. very re-.
a5 a II iy 51 "t @ ,%f is E BU 2si i3
6tlaye. above l0'Ist
NHANBERMAID aud WAITRESS.-A young
end hall city rtfrcnoe 100 West list-st.
NHAMBERSlAID and WAITRESS.-A Prot
understands her business excellent references 10 West
NHAMBERNAID and LAUNDRESS.-A neat.
" active cO'vred chambernaid aud lauuress in phi
ylte family ezclen reference Cal tor two days at 100
West 53dst, top hcor
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-An Eng
= 3 T as yGq9s Som %a r oql5 en aas n
West 3itlst, corner Of lro-lway. Inquire FOR A b
CHAMEERMATD, &c.--By a competent cham
with several years. reference machines is quick al
work ford Of chdrcn city country. Call No S56
6,h,ge. nesr last
GOOK and NURSE.-Two German girls one
" cook The other and 20 do the work OF house
keeper. 3o8 East 4sthst.
NOOK-By n thoroughly competent woman,
~ g0)i cook IN every branch cooks meats, fish,
game poultry IN style also understands the
i.a tcr objection 10 tho country Las best cy
reference. CAL It CARPENTERS. los btaye, near Nh 81
GOOK-A woman as iirst-clasS cock under
" stands sonps meats vegetable AMI deserts aso pastry
would DO the washing excellent references 100 est
4lstst
EOOK.-A competent person wishes sltua-
~ good cook, excellent washer aud r0ner Ia private
reference object to short distance
the country. Please call at 40 West SD ST. eau be soon
TIL engaged
COOK.-A respectable woman ~ Al family
" good soups. dessers jelle- preserves
Try creams ices and rnsh the very bcsi re'cf
enee no objection 10 the country. Apply al ODELL5
AGENCY, 100 West 3itl-st, corner bToni~ay.
COOK or LAUNDRESS, or both or HOUSE
~ WOkk-By respectable woman ely on country hhfs
all kinds soups desserts ele pastry l. also INST
cIass auhdross Mould DO bOusewOTk caiIoi FUR
nsh city Apply at OpEiLS AGENCY, No. lJ9
West S4thst, corner OF broadwsy.
COOK.-By tirst-class cook 4; competent
~ English NOman who thoroughly understands her work
bone lard, soups, &c would, cooking pcfnte'
Washing really competent person for steady place city
country last place four years Gail al NO 800 oth ave-
hosr 23d-st
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no BUILDERS and ARCHITECTS.
Proposals.

ROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received uuu IN, J. SO by the fiU iEl' o, Ire
IA u lyaf.rpt Bfuokivn, for the manufacture i
oeVe 0f - tons Of east steel WIRE ROPE required io
The ton If te temporary BRIDGE cradle cables, ad
other appliances necessary for TIE crtrdct0D 0l Inc man
cables Gf the fa-t River suspension ind"c
prntei .r.cigratots together win any other information
p rr Ia these ropes may be obtained from the Secretary
OF Inc B0ar1 OF the Chrf Eng aeer, W. A. Eoehing
DROPOSALS.-Noticc is hereby given that
| sealed proposals VII bee received Wdil THU tolAt I,
sixth Gay OF Jsuilry, 1885, a II ccocE n @ To- ths L-
iug In boo GTm the proceedings of the board OF super
ys,rs Of Wcstehe8tor County ioF ihu year 1910. ,
IIauE pro- and specifications for tie work 10 ne per-
formed MAY be applg alton 10 George " Ackefan,
40 l2S Greenwich ST. Now.N0ki A. %. Willses, Doh :
,rrV CONN = Brown, ToeSsk and Casper {. Chuds IT,
sing. A.. q, -. -
tho County Clerks Whto Pirs Nes-cLt ser tOIh
n the gi L. rescTed 10 iesct any "a ~ ~ t' oi''
iNNN''' A. -. WiLI1-EA,
COFFIN r.. BROWN,
G. II. BIHSEI
Committee Repairs and Supi'ifh
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3ituatlons iOants0--A ld!cs.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
town OFFICES No i..:S~ Broadway, corner Thrtyt
st. OF iU~ West Twenty thrd,t.. cor. Eghthaye; 700
40 s.~i IN r4ye cor Onc Indri and fourth
Qiarru Savings Bank Buildns), up 10 p H. II regular
otfce rates.
4 YOUNG MAN brought up and trained to
win tie mop party 20 sitter take charge a upon
shares Jtl on SATISFACTORY terml. Address JOSEPH W..
REAkDNphE, Ne"-liaFrh p. %, Nr" maven, Conn.
I YOUNG man. thoroughly competent, wishes
ulssc generally useil, good hand and under
stands bookkeeping; salary required moderl Address H.
O., Box -. Tribune ohce.
E7ARMER. GARDENER and USEFUL.-An
af1 or reutieman- parc milk, 80 plain gar cnnr and
ec,.er.l iari work h- been emp"ye las On dairy tara
le9 vest SSH ST.. cauler bros!"ay.
NOACHllAN and COOk.-An English Prot
y e,tau man wife, lncumhrtuoe, womb like place
ogcheri the uud, rtaus The end Iuanagemeut ri
nis the very be, reference. Apply al ODELL'S AGENCY.
lG9 Wcst 34th -, corner OF Broadway
NOACUNAN, GARDENER and FARMER
- nous EWpEk, ctc-By a scotch Protestant man and
m,rcd 40 2ardcging and fam WORT, milk, and
dfi, horses etc; vic cook, wash ard uoui do mp stains
DORTER AND USEFUL NANNY re-
& spectacle furnish good communications,
risce hotel, Store Ofce porter at small Al
Grrss o.. Tribune Ohoe
Useful MANA German single young
Z Toud like place m private family, hotel.
, ,k Tor low wages. can furnish Good reference Apply
1T ODELLS. 100 West 3ith-st. corner Of Broadway.
yTAiTER.-A respectable young man rs
w waiter n private family: understands his duties
tsty sehsley. ana oaa.Dl-ty Can Doe at OUELI'S
AGENCY, l03 west 54tl-st. corner Of BroSiway.
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Eeeintes ano Aleetlnas.

MASONIC TEMPLE, corner Gth-ave. and
WI 25dst. SUNDAY: Jan 2 ocloes 2 m,
Science AND RELIGION ~ ENGLAND,
Conversation Lecture incl'n< sketches Of ~r Charles
Iye, Stanl - Huxley, Darwin, Newman, TyDdal,
Spencer Carlyle. MATHEW Arnold AMI other 10 OF opn
ion. Questions from the audience will De tnSiird.
Tickets, Fifty Cents sold M c. z. Putnaus sons, z -.
ithave. Aug. brrntanO. 30 buon.pnsrrs Hcrbner,
Broadway
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two story English basement brow stone front hous
with LOT, East l2sth-st, l426 II OF 3dave, lot
1SyI99lO; Charles Wssseman. b.o'
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Dnsiness Gjances.

81 0iA "A BUSINESS MAN can find an
f,OOUs opportunity 30 engage as PARTNER M
y0atble manufacturing business by addressing r. c. ITb-
ehe Once. References exchanged.
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C0OK.-By tirst-class cook; competent
~ English WOMAN who thoroughly understands her Work
bone lard, make soups, &c would. cooking pcrntc
Washing really competent person for steady place city
country last place four Call al NO. 500 otu ave-
AoAI lJd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Dec. 81. 1878.
The following foreclosure sales took place
to-day at the Exchange:

by v. n. Sfertnsor, ".
four story brown stone frunt with lot, VISOR
1stave, 14O.a Il n Of i24th st. lot 20x75; Arthur
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Sales bn Auttlcu.

A. MREWiN. Aucuonoer.
DY BANGS, MEaWIN & Co., G5G Broadway
ID near Boldsi.-salcs OF Books Works Of Art Fahcy
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NFNORLNDA,

An abandoned bark loaded with Oregon pine was picked NJ
~, Se1 near Manzana OF Mexico Her name IS
nrod 10 he Mias Nothing known as 10 The fate OF
hr crew bark Mias sailed from Victoria Oregon MAY
1fr Queenstown via Francisco AID Atlta ana WIS rs
oT Ell sailed from ASta Aug 10 This may be the vessel TO
lefrel
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East side.
HANDSOMELY furnished ROOMS, with Or
Board ard Rooms Wanted.

LEANTED-By young man, BOARD 1.-TWO
meals q German family, above lOt!.s terms -
q week Address G. T., Box =, tribune Office.
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ci!uuiions fOanteo--femalcs.

COOK-By a frst-rate cook, washer. and
~ iron er r place IN country city swedish woman u
80 good reference, 80 kind 81 house hold wrk,
but steady place, wages moderate. Cal at NO. go
ave. 23d.st.
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NATIONAL LINE.
Month GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORK
SOUTHAMrruN, AND BREMEN .
COMPANTS PIER foot of SECDNDSf. HDBOkffN.
SAIIl.G. IAN. HERMANN an -
NICkAN .... ......-iau. : lIitN TAU o. 10 an ~
RATES or PASS AGE from NEW-NORk to SOUTHLAND
TON. HANRE or BREMEN: .
FIRST CABIN, $50 god. SECOND CABIN $50 gold
STEEHtGE, $50 currency. o
Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid StecIaGo Cer-
cafes So currency
For freight or passage apply 10 49, o,,-
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Con,t.rn Real estate for Sale.
Gonsce an0 farms uants0.

WANTED to purchase for cash, Il medium-siZ
w FARM within 30 miles ~ Ills city mast Doe TARA
oWncra address, vita iu!l partcultl FARMER, Tribune ui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
BALANCE OF POWER HELD By THE NDE-
PENDENTs.

BALANCE OF POWER HELD BY THE MDE-
PENDENTs
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 9, 1876.
Both branches Of the Indiana Legislature con-
vene at ten O'CLOCK tomorrow morning. All the
parties had caucuses tonight, but adjourned until
tomorrow morning without making any nominal
tions for the o1lces OF either House, except Hon.
David Turpie by the democrats for Speaker OF the
House. The independents claim the balance OF the
power In both branches, and win have twenty
votes on Joint ballot. From the Independent
standp ONT the following will be the compile xion
OF tho Legislature ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a !;
democrats, 49, and independents g. In the House.
Republicans, 80; democrats, as, and Independents.
II. But the democrats claim that in the organiza-
ton OF the House they Will control 81 votes.
The senate ana House held q republican caucus
and appointed committees TO confer with the in
dependents lot the distribution OF Offices The
democratic caucus for the nomination OF United
States tor will be held on Friday night next
The contest between the prominent candidates,
Hon. J. Il. Macdonald and Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,,
continues bitter. The result is doubtful. The In
dlcations are that neither can be elected without
the aid OF independent votes, and 1t IS not I'M
probable that q compromise may be made be-
tween the republicans and independents, In when
case one from the latter party Will be CHOSEN. The
Independents named In connection with the
Senatorshp are Hon. james Buchanan OF Indian
apos, and Hon. Harvey d. Scott. OF Terre Haute.
The latter Is now State Senator, elected two
years ago BY the republicans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
MEXICO.

THE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL DEPUTATToN RE-
CEIvED By THE PREsIDENT-THE FOREIGN
TRADE MISREPRESENTATION PERsoNAGEs
CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. 2, 1851
Via HAVANA.
The deputauon from the New Orleans Chamber
OF Commerce has arrived In the capital. The
members have been received by the President,
and were entertained tonight by Mr.. Foster, the
U1ited States Minister.
President Lerdo said no looked upon this visit
Of the merchants OF New Orleans with satsiac.
rion. He was animated with the desire that
Americans should cooperate with the citizens Of
this country in the extension OF its commerce.
THE FOREIGN TRADE IMPROVING.
Under the auspices OF New Orleans business
men the number Of foreign firms offering to trade
with Mexico is increasing and many are establish.
eng houses
INTERNAL QUIET
The Republic is quiet. The disturbances at Topic
we're unimportant.
BISTORI OFF THE TRACK.
The railroad tram bringing Nine. Ristorl and
her theatrical company TO this city ran or the
track and was somewhat damaged, but no one
was Injured.