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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
PARTE MEROANTIL.
Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puerto Rico "a de Setiembye de 1876
IMPORTATION.

En- La decena que abraza esta ReVists, ha
rsinado poca animacion en- este ramo de los ne
HOeiOs, habiendo sldO IAuy hAitadO I'll nnmero
De arribos ocurridos; pues solo han cOnsistido
6stos en- dos cargamentOs dc provisi2 nes ameri'
sanas, uno de- harina de trigo, otro de saiazO-
mes Y algunas pacotillas de frutos penlnsulares.
PasAmOs resenar Ia poslcIon del lnercaoo para
los distintos artfculos dc Importation asf como
las trAnsacclones que-se han efectuado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Giro de Letras.

sobrs C2diz, ssvilla, Madrid, Barcelona Mxl.ra.
cantidads. de SIS adslan, eorta Vista sirsn loo
que au.oribsn.
PasrtO.Rio Is de xsbrsro de 1675.-Iriorts, H.r
msne de Caracep.. - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
NUN IA.
FRECIos DE sUscRTPCIoN.

Por $40 la sa-Por $3.50 centavoa Po
iimestre $3Por rsales en- Ia Capital 10
de lsPor Ia Peninsula exanjero envisudo
81 psr6dico franco de nges SIS anraPor
Sno Ia isa de Cuba $12.
Las sascpconss pagan emprs por adeantado sussrp
pueden sntendrse los Agen ecamsnts A
Einstrscioa
81 BoLxTn snvia todas parties franco as porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

Ell dia del entrants de o tubre las 10 do la
MAJ ana 30 suba, ,tar &u esta Acadia tres eAhallos
dc IL fraction monta 10 del Cuer, municipal d. Or
den pdblieo, nombr DIS "Ntgro' "Ar' .o' y "Jsoa"
tAsado o. primero "a pesos, el segundo en- Il FL
tercero an ,gua candad que el esunoo cuyos caba
los exsten d. manifesto e bagrio dc Iaja Gu po-
der del We inc M,g.el Jazora; advirt enloss que
remat # in t4mbIen mismo dia hora ocho molturas
cOmpls,as, perteue.ientes dicha SeccIen de Orden
Publco Las ouaes ham sdo tasa las ocho pesos es'
da
10 avso nj phbico para la coucu rencia de licts-
iores Puerto Rico, Sc iemhre 23 lie 1-76. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Provisiones alemanas.

No 90 han importado ningunas, las existen.
eias son moderadas IL pOsIciOn del mercado
propicia para la realization de unO dos carga-
mentos pequenOs CON surtldO uOnveniente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
La Zaragoz ma.

Expenden msnte4uilla americana que rivaliza CON
Ia dsn.sa 9. econ6mica; carns do fAmilia tres
ca sabrosa Ii reales llbla. Ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
16ateriales de tonelerfa.

No se nOta alteration en- nuestro mercado
para estos ma5eriales. Ia demanda por ellos es
mOderada. habiendo abundancia de pauuetea
duelas nuevas ARGOS y escaseando los paQue.
tes duelas usadas.
La dnica Importation eteotuada en- Ia ouin.
pena es L. siguiente:
Por Sarah CrOWeN- 200 paquetes duelas al.
macenados.
Artieulos de va-i:s procedenci as.
Be ha introducido 10 siguiente:
s PUr vap. esp. Puerto Rico, de Liyerpool
a Bree LAtimeI y ca
Para Don Francisco Baston C.-5OO sacos
ArrOe dstalladOs 6 IS.
Para Sres. Silva j Cs-679 sacos arroz in.
Eerior t4~S5.
Para Sres: hiarte, Hermano de Caracena p
sLs--20 cajas champagne, por vender.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
A LOS FUMADORES.

Papel de hilo para fumar, en- libri-
tos, q rs centayos docena y q $3.50
gruesa. 49,
NOTA.-Eats establecimIsnto ACADIA do imprimir
m Cas4eyO en- rals DC lbrIS, con 100 prscios do To-
g ls' ,si.;s. y aa' si'As = ysas yspiis g1s's
~ i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Ata0s Municipal De Ia Capital
AVISO.

Ell dia l3 del sntrants mes de Octubre las dOce
del dia dara principle la exh macon de los cadaveres
que encusntra depositados los nchos que exstea
en- e Cementerio de esta capital alquilados por par
iculares, cuyo arrenjsmiento haya vencido 50 ha-
So pu5llco hin lie que las persons que deseen reno
var dicho arrendamlento consikne en- la Depostaia
dc fondos Munic ales los erechos yondlentcs
por 81 nunero dc amos que gstsn, en- la luteiSencia
dc que Vslcdo di ho pl.zo, ievara caoo Ia eXh
LlAclon de los quss sneusntrau uienos,
cuyo ar ieiiu hayS vado
Al propio tempo cou fin dc evtar reclamscio-
nes, tOdas iss pes que nsan cOlo;adas lapias
biVn de msrmo us otra clase los panteones,
yos e-cs vsrss han dc exhumarss haoerse ear
8, de eilos 81 mismo que vsrihqus dOco acto.
fusi to-hleo, estismbrs l3 de IL 6 -Raf4ei Pala
!ies. Hta II Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
SALIDA9.

@Setiembre 23.-Para Hnmacao, vap. esp. puerto
Rico" su cap D. Candido I1sguirre csrga de transito
Id. id.-Para Manati, gol. esp. Pepills", pat. BE
1igno Bustrira. -prOvisionts.
Idem 25.-P"ra San Thomas, vap. ing "Arno" cap
Campton, ea-ga general.
Id. i'd Para la Hsesns> vap esp. "Isa de Cuba"
cap D. Juan de Juan, carga de translto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Hero galvaniizado.

Del acanaado en- planchas de dos yardas largo,
y dos tsrcias ancho, 10 hay de yenta en- al alma
sen de los Sres Silva y C:-Calls Dc Tetuau ntms
70 36. m 81 ao :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Tasajo.

Continuarnos sin arribos de este ga, a,ado y Ia
plaza tOtallnente desprOvlsta y Oh buena posl-
ca0n para IL venta del primer cargamento gu o
Teosle nuestrO puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

SuAA0A ulSEAb O0 Nu0V8 1OrK, con OlIH
supuesta marca dc @ P tente 9si-Msrsa-
dsres sin escrupu- sstgA EsN los las obtisnen {
preclos may inh tE zEa-Hs 4 mos de la denomina-
da casa. Estss f8 ID HS ~ compOsicones de min
.un val0r So expen vi ~ den al p. blieo como
mis- legltlmas Pll- doras Unguento
Apso, pues, muy e..~a eodamente & les Amigos y
los demas en as Republicas Hspa ie-A Americanas, q
eaya' manos esta negare, y mas especlamen1e las
Maares Dc Famllia senoras, para que sc sir
van Pfestal ME su auxlio cuanto puetian, en- de-
hunelar este uescarado fraude fraguado en Nueva-
1orK, prscaVlendo sus amigos, I'm de que no se
les ehgane eomprar estos compuestos despreeiables
utulados " Plldoras Ungusnto de Holloway" que
Heven agun r6tulo de Nusva-Y York en- ellos.
Ahtss DC comprar, sXamlIese COL mucha cautela 81
hotulo en- el Bote la Gaia, para cercofarse 81 esa la
direction de 533, Oxford Street, London, pues 81
eS sntences Sc trata de perpetsr un dsscarado en-.
gano.
Cada Bote Gaia de las Medienas Legitimas lleva
81 1smore del Go6aerno BrtGnlco, con las palabras
"fhdoras Unguento de Holloway, London,' grAba-
das en el En- rotulo est9 la direction, 533 Oxford
ot1eei, London en- deuds uni;anients 80 tabrlcan.
~ Be invita- las persunas que sean defraudadas
Por los veniedores que expenden "Las Pl!doras el
Onguento de Holloway" tasitcados, para que se sir
van comuncarme los pornlenores, embellishments
oae foraAar prOct sos lega contra los Otsnsores
rscompensare hbe,ainentg los De'atores por sl
trabs]O que se tomen, co0 pronct6ndOme que no ha
y. traacendenola de nomDrss.-Firnado TOMAS
HOLLOWAY --Ihndres, Marco IL ds lS16.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Unguento Holloway.

Este incompatible Balsamo sana los MALES DE
P1ERNAsy de PECHO, las Llagas Antiguas, y All
nas Ulceras cuyO origsn no con vene mencionar on
sn anuncio publico. Para todas las ERUPCIONES
cutaneas hay remedio igua al UNGUENTO
HOLLOWAY, al que millarss deben la salvaoiou
tanto de sus Brazos Pisrnas como le 81 exissn ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Precaverse de las viles
Z. 4 WV V O4 k10 VIZ ACVk0 1AOk
FALS1Fl lCAClONES EN- NUEVA-YORK
DE HOLLOWAY

Vilss mitaciones contrahechas de "Las Pfldoras
elsUnguento de Holloway" 80 fabrican y Sc vendsn
baJo si nombrs de Holloway ca! por j. +. Henry,
Curran ga, Drogustas de Nueva York, con una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Ell COLMADO.
46.--SAN FRANCISCO--46.

En- este aimaoen sc ha recibido.de Europa una gran
ooleoelon oe ylnos 1acionales sxraueros, surtidO
60 npeto de latsrfa de todss clases. ;amones West
phalis quesos patagras.
Con esPeeaildad ofreeen al pablioo quesos gruyers
eglumo 1rssco, datilea de Berberia. precios s1
mamente m0dlooa.-p. Martorall 2 Ga-n - iulia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

KuehsaaS ps6dos les donmgo mi6rcsss vnsA Cuan
cireunstancas acancSs anplemento
rktis s loo ssssiptoEss. sssf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Gaia de Prestamos
46.-CRUZ-46.

Ell 30 del sorrients rematarau plbtica aimo
media las prsaIas los taloues sigdentes por 6ruen
do d. Erauclscv Tinaud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Consulado Britanjco.

-O-
La correspondence SO sierra en- ssts Consulsdo Lon
dias siguientes:
Para Ingaterra, Fran.-)
ola, Alemania, toda Euro
pa, Asia, Santh6mas, Pa Ell IL 8 lSy 25627
clico Terra Grms y las
Coloniss Inglesas.
EstadOs Undo. ga oA~ 40
|. Far fi.:.. 81 Brasil Rio de dia ls Slsy sd~.
Para santo Domingo. >Les dias sy1e.
P'r"0' E''ad0' unid0s Ii ifas az 1lsns u 49, as A'
Par" los E''ad0' uniao.. Vi. Dis d. j. JsSs;o. SM
Ssgun disposition del Gobierno Britanico On les
dias de correspondents para Europa as se ras-
ran este Consulate hasta Ia una del dia sin mula
y hesta Las con una multa de 10 centavos por car
tas sZcepto lasqus eohsn e buzon les ssloa
sngeses necesarios.
Cuande el fran4uso ss fOrzoso las eartss pusstAs
On 81 buzon no son hanqueadas no pusdsn ss4 envia
das por el vapor ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

MoDELO DE PROPOSITION.

sgalador.-Mayaguez, Setienbre diez de nail ocho.
cisn,os setenta y ses.-Tentar PLAZA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

p tente 3si-Msroa-
los las Obtisnen {
mos, de la denomina-
composiciones de min
den al P..blieo como
dcras y Unguento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association 10 the STAB.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Warren vean,
aged fifteen, and Solomon Dreyfus, aged
thirteen, were drowned while bathing
in the river.
AKRON, D., July 5.-Lomer Griffin, aged
one hundred ana seventeen years, the
Oldest man in America, attended the
Celebration here yesterday.
Boston, July 5.-An explosion of fire.
works in store in Hyde Park yester.
day caused the destruction of three
stores and stock. Loss $25, 900; tnsur-
ance $4,000. 0ne man was fatally in
jured during the fire.
LONDON, July 5.-An insurrection has
broken out between Nisch and Sofoa. in
the rear OF the Turkish army. The Khe.
dive has furnished the Porte twelve
thousand men; ten thousand Imperial
Guards are leaving Constantlnopie tor
SerVia.
CHICAGO, July 5-Near Blot, Wis,
on the Northwestern Railroad, last
night, an accident occurred to the train
caused by wash-out. The fireman was
killed. aud two members of the First
Regiment Of Chicago, which had been to
Madison to attend the celebration, were
injured,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05

five feet high, and on this he had placed
hickory pole fifteen feet, and climbing
TO the top OF this pole placed above il .
fishing rod d teen ION the top OF which
was small streamer four and half feet
long floating at height oil three hundEed
and fifteen leet.
The large streamer on the end OF tAe
hickory pole, which was cleared this
afternoon and still remains is fifty
feet long and nine feet high, but on as-
count OF the breaking Of the pole by the
wind is not quite SO high as at first.
when it fioated at height of three hua-
dred feet. Mr.. Weston made the asoeas
on both occasions by the lightning roda-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
LATEST LOCAL,

JULIUS RUZICKA, the lad accidentally
shot by Lena Brauneis yesterday, was
still alive at noon to-day.
JOHN CUMMINGS. who attempted an
outrage upon Mr.. Mulvihilps child, mas
been captured and will be prosecuted to
the full extent Of the law.
HENRY CELER, clerk living in this
city, was brought up from St. Louis to.
day by Larry HaZen lor having forged u
check Tor $3.50 on the First National
Bank.
GRoMAiE & WAGNER, manufacturers
and dealers in cigars and tobacco, have
taken possession OF y. 7. Piepho's old
stand, No. 218 West Fourth street, w here
they are sat home" at all times to their
friends.
FLORENCE HASTINGS was dying at
noon to-day. II seems that the cut in
the neck was not SO dangerous, but he
has been struck beneath the butt OF the
ear, and it is this that will render some
man murderer.
ALL the jewelry, valued at $175, which
was recently stolen from the house of
Mrs. Joseph Butler, on Mount Auburn,
has been recovered, and the thieves.
Dury and Shafer, are in limbo, charged
with grand larceny.
HENRY flick, the boy climber, went to
the top Of the steeples on st. PauPs,
St. Anthony's and 81. Joseph's Church.
es this morning and removed the
decorations. This afternoon he went up
alter the flag ON the Lutheran Church,
corner Liberty and Elm. Flick is boy
of nerve aud Weston must look out Tor
his laureis.
LAST night police officer accosted
two very drunken men on Elm street,
near the Exposition building, and tool
them in. OAe of the men proved to
be Leonidas Price, alias Leonard
Preston, OF MadisonvIlle, Ohio; the other
a railroad man from Champaign County,
named NJ. Converse, stranger, who
came down to enjoy the Fourth,
and who ran across Mr.. Price for the
first time. On being searched Con-
verses gold watch and lew private
papers We're found Ipon Price. The
result is, the latter is ohafged with
grand larceny, and the other fellow is
held as u witness against him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
River NaWa.

The river Is rising slowly, with 10 feet
8 inches in the channel. Clear and warm
weather. Thermometer 10 deg, and wind
southwest. Maximum temperature ~
deg. Business quiet. The local packets
are arriving and departing with mod
crate trips.
Special to the Star. = J
PITTsBURG, July SIS A. NJ. - Rivsr
rising, with feet inches. Clear.
Thermometer rs deg. Wind southeast.
The United States will be the regulas
mail packet for Louisville tonight.
The Potomac is on hand this morning
from Pomeroy with medium trip. ShA
will return at O'Clock this afternoon.
The popular packet Glasgow arrived
from Evansville yesterday fairly ladea
with freight and passengers. Sns i9
preparing to return at +. NJ. to day and
will have fair trip.
The City of Portsmouth will return ta
Chilo at 4o'clock.
The Bannock City goes to Vevay nj
P. NJ.
The Arlington is loading for New Or
leans with fair freight engagements ana
will be in readiness to take her depas-
ture tomorrow.
The Wildwood went to Maysvills at
noon with medium trip.
The Huntington packet Fleetwood iB
ut the Landing and will return at 4
o'clock.
The Cons. Millar will be the regulsx
Wednesday packet for Memphis to-day.
She is receiving literally and good ea-
gagements await her below. She leaves
at O'Clock.
The Mary Miller is advertised to leave
here tomorrow evening on her way down
from Pittsburg to 81. Louis.
The hne new steamer, G v. Garland,
is advertised to start for the Arkansas
RiYer tomorrow evening.
The Fannie Tatum is announced to
follow the Arlington for New Orleans,
leaving here Saturday, July 8.
The U. P. Schenok, from Cincinnati, ar
rived at New Orleans last evening with
large trip.
The Kentucky River is falling, with 8
feet inches in the channel at FRANK
fort.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
The Festive nunko MAN.

On Saturday next Joe Lewis. wzzs
keeps bunko rancho on Third street.
and his pal, - Mitchell, will be exam-
ined in the Police Court on the charge
Of grand larceny.
These men fell victim to the perse-
verance of Detective Steve Mead, vino
has got them foul, providing their Last
two victims will come forward to prose-
cute the case.
One of them, W. Fl. Rice, OF Talsburg,
KY, has lost 5000 at their hands, and .
Mr.. Higdon, of Middletown, o., ia The
loser OF $S5.
Lewis. who was locked up last Sun
day, escaped by digging out OF the Ninth
street Station-house, but he was
promptly re-arrested at Carrie FISH
ers house, No. 12S Elm street,
den, by the way, that should be made
to feel the strong arm Of the law. In
addition to the charge OF larceny, Lewis
will have to answer for damage done to
the Station-house in escaping.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
General Hayes in the valley.

The Staunten (Va. Valley YirginiaA
runs up the names of Hayes aud Wheel-
er, and incidentally says: "rhe peopis
OF Rockingham County have a kind rs-
membrance oil Governor Hayes. He
commanded a division under GenerRk
ing Of Captain Meigs in 1864, General
Hayes, in numerous Instances, interfsrea
to protect the property OF the cit:ssnS.
Numerous persons In the yioiuity pf
Dayton and along the 6henandc an nssof
can testify to the kind consideration
shown them BY the action OF Goscrasf
Hayes, and refer 10 him In the must
earnest terms Of cum .nenGation."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
The Evening.
Accidents and Incidemts,

A colored barber named Peter Fl. Bur-
ton enjoyed himself on New street yes
terday afternoon by shooting through his
hat with revolver. One of the balls
passed through the hat and grszed the
forehead of Mrs. Josephine Martin, q
colored woman, and another penetra ted
her right arm above the wrist. Burton
was arrested.
Fred. Smith, thirteen years old, was
overcome by the heat while at Inwood
Park yesterday, and taken to his home,
No. u Mohawk street, where he lies in a
dangerous condition,
Henry Boegel, fifteen years old, 534
Elm street, shot himself through the left
hand with pistol, blowing of the
thumb.
A man named Mc6urren, on Mount
Adams, yesterday had hand blown of
by the premature discharge Of q cannon.
Miss Weichlein, Of Pleasant Ridge,
drove out in buggy on Elm street, and
was shot in the left eye by careless
boy. Her eye will be lost.
The building at the northwest corner
of Ninth and Central avenue was set ON
fire by burning balloon falling on the
roof. The flames were put out without
requiring the aid of the Fire Depart
ment.
Frank. Nolan, Of Ludlow, KY, while
drunk yesterday, fell on the car track
on Freeman, near Sixth. His right hand
got under car wheel, necessitating An
amputati0n OF the index finger.
Martin Eden, Of 30 Mohawk street,
last night fired of thirty-seven guns at
the Bellevue House. McMillen avenue.
A premature discharge drove the ramrod
through the palm OF his hand. His face
was also burned.
Pat. Clancy, who lives at As East Sew
enth street, was cut twice by John Dill
Ion, once in the forehead and again In
the left side OF the neck. Clancey's
wounds were dressed by DR.. Hutton,
and he himself transferred to the Hos
pital.
James Carey, q drunken tramp, fell in
Gano alley and broke a leg.
Julius Ruxicka, aged twelve, and liv-
Ing at 400 Maln street, was fatally shot
BY a aitssn-year OLD daughter OF Alder.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs.
Business Transacted by the board
This Morning.

This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, an
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The Engineer Of the Garden of Eden
presented report showing that there
was due on the Barger contract for build
ing the retaing wall the sum of $SI, 1854 s.
The estimate was approved.
The following was adopted:
"ResOlved, That John Ryan &.Cc..
contractors on Columbia avenue, be and
they are hereby notified to discontinue
from this date all work ON said ayenHs
under their contract, NO money remain.
ing in the Treasury to the credit of tlss
Columbia Avenue Fund"
On motion, the Engineer was directed
to survey Vine street (Walnut Hiiisf
and stake the east line Of said street as
his earliest convenience.
A communication WAS received from
A. e. Tripp, in which he asked permis-
sion to nave the map of the city, as re-
Gently plated, lithographed-he agree.
ing 10 give the Board twenty COPIES or
the same for the privilege.
The proposition was agreed to, pSD.
vided IL be done under the direction 81
the Engineer of the Board.
On motion, the superintendent Of tho
Water-wOrks was authorized to pus.
chase fifty hydrant boxes At s. 20 each,
the same being necessary for Immediate
use.
A resolution wac adopted requesffnx
the Common Council to appropriate tha
balance in the Bridge Fund for the use
of the Board.
A communication complaining Of thu
bad condition of the sidewalk on tho
northwest corner OF Garden and Fres-
man streets WAS re. erred to a commitsse
consisting OF Foote and Bell,
A communication from Thomas Lioyd.
stating that the recent rains would prob
ably damage the retaining wall now in
process Of construction ON Fox strees.
was referred to the COMMITTEES Ga
Streets.
An ordinance to establish the grade
Of Streng street, from Columbia Pike %
the section line, was presented, and re-
ferred to the Committee on Grades.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05
YoaTY-FOURTH COSGREss--lst SESSION


: SENATE.
WARRINGTON, July 3.-The resolution
70 allow Pinchback, Of Louisiana, the
Day Rnd mileage Of Senator from March
B. 1878, to the termination Of his contest
Ior the seat, was taken UP, and . long
debate ensusd, pending which the Sem
Ate adjourned until Wednesday.
I HOUSE.
! WARRINGTON, July 3--Several bills OF
q private nature were introduced and
Fefsrrod. The Committee on Public
LANDS was instructed to inquire into
Ne disposition Of the million aud hall
3ores OF land granted for the improve
msnt u she Des Moines Rapids. The
Genterenos Committee on the Post-ofice
v appropriation Bill reported that they
Gd aKrsed, but as the bill was not yet
ElntVd II oopld not bs read, and the
0uss adJ0urnsd uasli Wednesday,
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FLASHES.

The dry goods store Of 4. D. Cadwal-
iader, Waypesvilie, o., was burglarized
Aonaay Aigh%
! The statue OF Alexander Won Hum.
Roldt, erected by the Germans at Fair
aouat Park, Philadelphia, was unvailsd
yesterday morning, VITA appropriate
esrsnaeniss.
! Fires Yesterday aud last night were
qatch less disastrous than was feared.
fhiiadslphia lost $500, ,000i the firs com.
Aepced 6n Collins b Co.'s lumber wharf.
Nsw York lost s1o8,e00 on Beekman
street; and tAs business portion Of Wal
tok, KY, was burned, loss $4,000.
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Springfield items.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, July 5.-Marshal Mast
is ON a visit to his relatives at Lam
caster.
The taxpayers living in the noighbor-
hood OF Patton and Taylor streets have
made frequent complaints to the MEM
bers of City Counoll in regard to the
condition Of those streets, but as yet no
efforts have been made toward improv-
ing them.
Captain Parker has been appointed
City Marshal during the absence OF Mr..
Mast.
Tomatoes are selling in the market at
% cents per quart.
The owners Of vicious dogs should be
compelled 10 secure their animals as re-
quired by ordinance, and not permit
them to roam the streets and alleys to
the dread OF their neighbOrs.
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Infant Haiku, still-born, city.
Psilip HulzmaHn, A years, Germany.
Elizabeth Spilker, 88 years, Germany.
Mary Il. Lee, 81 years, Baltimore. Md.
jacob FUNK, months. city.
Mary Kuehler. 10 months, city.
John Shriner, IA months, city.
Magdalena Strassel, 40 yrs, Germany.
Denial Doolan, 3 weeks, city.
Emile Gandelie, 7 years, city.