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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03
P R O G R A NJ A

Dia 2.-Despues del solemne Te-Deum
varias m1sicas recorreran las GALES.
Por la tarde regatta en- la bahia, segul
programa.
Id. "a las doce del dia distribution
de imosnas los pobres en- ell Salon de-
Excmo. Ayuntamiento.
Por la tarde comparsas de trajes nacio-
males.
Por la noche fuegos artifciales en- la
plaza.
Id. 4.-Por la tarde cucana y palo en-
sebado en- la plaza.
Por la noche bale de etiqueta en- ell Sa-
lon del Teatro, en- obsequio al Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General en esta Provincial,
Delegado de S. M. el Rey "a. d. g.), y
bales costeados por Ell Municipio, en- los
casinos de Artistas y Artesanos.
Durante los tres dias Sc colgaran los
BALCONIES y habra Illumination general ; per-
mitiendose toda clase de diversiones y
juegos hcitos, sin pago alguno para e.
Municipio.
Al hacer pdblco este acuerdo del Excmo
Ayuntalniento, el Alcalde que suscribe
conocedor del caracter y de los sentimientos
de los habtantes de esta Ciudad, confla Ell
que a1n cuando todas las classes habran de
tomar parte en- los regocJos que Sc dispo.
men, asl como en- las festas y diversione'
pdblicas que espontaneamente celebren, ne
habra un solo motive de queja, nj la mas
leve falta hara ocupar la Autoridad.
Puerto-Rico 10 de mario de 1876.
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es muy injusto le de ell crftico tales
palizas metaf0ricas y abuse tant0 de
ella. Mas propiedad, mas precision,
senior don Justo, y ent6nces sera acre.
edor a los lauros porque tanto Sc
afana!
He leido en- muohos clasicos, v. e. F.
L. de Leon y Herrera, alfgero corcel, all !.
gero conset0, ep1teto muy eIegante pro-
pio; pero nunca 10 he visto aplicado a
coro alguno, nj vocal, nj instrumental, nj
cantante, nj sonante.
La clausula aquella del yediI, la mas
disparatada de todas, porque en- ella Sc
hacia PAGER y bailar a los cabritos si-
multaneamente en- Ell redil y en- la cam
pima alfombrada, Sc puede casi perdonar
JustO Derecho en- gracia a que nj por
los forros habia consultado ell diccionario,
fado en- sus vastos conocimientos 6lol6gi-
cos, que ha acreditado poseer en- grande
escala.
Vuelvo a mi muletilla y recuerdela ell
amigo: NihiI p0test esse, ct stimuli non esse,
que en- este estribaba ell desatino. Rien
nest beau qase le vrai!!
NADIA me dice de los demas dislates
que lie cite, porque Sc lie han atragantado,
pero en- cambio, herido en- SUI immense
amor propio, Sc detiene q califcarme
como lie parece, cuando yo le he tratado
con toda la atencion, l4terariamente ha.
blando, que me merece y me merecera
siempre Jwsto Derecho. A este 10 enco-
miendo al pdblico.
pues Jatsto Deyecho da por termina-
da la question, por la que en- efecto, des-
graeiadamente, en- NADIA Sc habra ilustra.
DO ell pdblico, (no es mia la culpa), ter
minada queda desde hoy, mas no la con-
sideracion que vuelvo reiterar q mi
apreciable poeta critico estadista politi-
co de Mayagiez Jsssto Derecho
-. A. PINEDA.
Febrero, 26 de 1876.
CD MISca Sucasion do SONTDns ,no,lulod, A 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03

Villatuerta y Oteiza. El general Pri-
mo de Rivera Sc ha apoderado de to-
dos los pueblos que forman una Inca
completa al Sur de EsteIla., Las tro-
pas han ocnpado as1mismo varias
Otras posiciones.
Habana 21 de febrero de 1876.-Estella
Sc ha rendido q discretion a las tropas ibe-
rales.
Los carlistas han sido derrotados en-
Penaplata (Vera) y huyen hacia Francia.
D. Alfonso Sc halla Ell Vergara mandando
Ell ejercito.
Ian pronto como Sc acabe con ell carlismo
Sc mandarin 10000 hombres Cuba.
Madrid esta iluminado.
Habana % de febrero de 1876.
Ell Rey D. Alfonso Sc encuentra en- Tolosa.
d. Carlos esta en- Bartran.
Todos los fuertes earlistas en- Navarro
han silo tomados. Sc estan quitando los
canones de Estella.
Los carIstas saquearon Estella antes
de evacuarla.
Ell conde de Caserta ha sido derrotado
cerca de Vera.
Habana % de febrero de 1876.-El
Rey Sc halla Ell Hermann. Reina gran en-
tusiasmo Ell San Sebastian.
Dorregaray, Saballs, Lizarraga y otros
Jetes carlistas han entrado en- Francia SO
considera la guerra como terminada.
Pero 10 mas importante es ell 81
gulente telegrama Official que en- Ga
ceto extraordinaria ACADIA de publican
Ell Gobierno General:
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Fajardo, febrero Is de 1875.

Faltarla al deber que me impone la
gratitud 81 no manifestase p1blicanente
10 agradecido que vivo al Medico Cru.
jano u. Esteban Lopez y Gimenez, por
la feliz curacion que ha llevado efecto en-
mi esposa, atacada de una febre tlfoidea
que la postr6 en- CANA por mas de un mes
y medic, llegando su estado de grave
dad al estremo de tenersele que prestar
los 1ltimos auxilios de la Religion, pero
por fin Sc logro sal varla gracias las acer-
tadas disposiciones y la actividad y
constaueia de dicho joven Facultativo.
Su generosidad ha llegado al extreme de
no exigirme honorarios por su- asisten ia
medica Sentre herir la modestia de
este senior, pero hechos de esta fndole no
deben quedar igrorados del pdblico. Re-
ciba, pues, ell senior Lopez esta manifes-
tacion como debil prueba de mi eterna
gratitud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03

'espanol en- Sto. Domingo para trasla-
.darse q su destino asf que Sc sepa el
desen'ace que tenga Ia revolucion do
minicana. De esta repdblica solo sa
benos por referencia que el presiden-
te, absuelto por sus jueces, ha pasado
q Haiti de donde probablemente Sc
traslade a Mayagjiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03


81 airada la suerte de tt me desvfa,
duro rigor.
la ausencia no puede borrar, Luisa mia.
tn dulce memoria, y amante en- tn dia
del vlento en- las alas, tn padre te envia,
un besO de amor.
Tambien 81 en- la gloria, de amor en- su exceso
pensand0 esta en- tt
tn madre, quien santo carino profeso
yum beso te envia con tierno embeleso,
recibe, mi amada Luisita.... otro beso
porella y pOr mi.
Yo en- tanto que triste, rendido arrante
arrastro mi cruz.
aliento en- tu dich mi fe vacilante
te tengo en- mis- dias = noches delante
qletu eres mi vida, mi amor mas Coastants
mi Norte, mi luz.
ssi.
Puerto-Rioo, q de Enero de 1876. IN. dc s,pss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03

DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
El Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultramar,
desde Madrid, con fecha de hoy, me dice 10
siguiente:
g Los repetidos triunfos de nuestras ar
mas han llevado la disolucion al Ejercito car
llsta Muchos de sus batallones Sc han
presentado rindiendose discretion; otros
Sc han dispersado arrojando las armas los
restantes Sc han refugiado en- Francia. Ell
Pretendlente ha pasado la frontera. La
guerra civil de la Peninsula ha terminado. y
Ha6itantes de Puerto Rico:
Persuadido del immense j1bilo que os ha-
ra sentir esta noticia no quiero retardarosla.
Va 10 veis: : la Patria, abrumada por espa-
clio de tanto tempo bajo la pesadrmbre de
la civil discordia, recobra felizmente la paz
que necesita para brillar Ell ell mundo res
petada. Al dejar dc verterse mas sangre
generosa Ell una lucha de hermanos contra
hermanos, quedan ccatrizadas las profundas
heridas que nos debilitaban.
HGbitd3ates de Puerto Rico
VIVA ESPANA! VIVA Ell REY
i VIVIAN NUESTROS vALEROSOS sOLDADOS
DEL EJERCITO DEL NORTE
Puerto-Rico, 10 de mario de 1876.
PORTILLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03

Procedente de la Habanai ha llega-
d 4 esta el senior coronel D. Sebas-
tlan Gonzalez DC y E9sate, consul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03
COM UNICA.DOS.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIb
de Puerto-Rico.

Muy senor mio: b: suplico a V. Sc sirva
publican en- SUI ilustrado periodico las si-
guientes 1neas ant,cipo a V. las gracias
y me suscribo su affmo.
s. @. B. S. M.
L0uyeanO Alv1yez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03
G. ACE TILLAS.

Detunc'o@.-Ayer fue conducido a la
Ultima morada ell cadaver del malogrado
Don Manuel Dueno Colon, j6ven apre-
clab!e que sofia dedicarse con belas ms
piraciones al estudio de las musas y lite
ratura castellanas. Sentimos SUI muerte
|y hacemos votos por ell eterno descanso
de su alma.
Balle.-Debiendo efectuarse en- la no.
che del cuatro del corriente y en- los sa.
lones del Teatro, ell baile de etiqueta
acordado por ell Excmo. Ayuntamiento,
Sc hace saber: que todas las personas
que no hubieren recibido esquela de in.
vitacion por la premura del tempo Y Sc
consideren con derecno a concurrir a di.
cho acto, pueden acercarse la Secreta-
ria del Excmo. Ayuntamiento donde les
sera aquella entregada.
Puerto-Rico, MARIO 2 de 1876.-La
Comision, BatOlom6 Garcia. - Ignocio
Llompart. - Guillermo Rubeyt Juan
Bmrds.
Otro.-ELsabado tendra lugar uno de
confianza en- los salones del Clrculo de
San Jose, Tanca MIN II, dedicado al De-
legado Ell esta Isla de S. M. ell Rey
"a. d g con motivo de la termination
de la guerra civil, ell que promote estar
muy concurrido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03
A JUSTO DERECHO.

Nee semper feriet quodqumque
minabitur arcus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-03
MELODIA.

A mi adorala Luisa en- el dia de su nacim len to
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G) M1sca Succession de soNIDos modulados. A. +;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04

on the Comstock lode. The Belcher
Company nnce made a shipment Of
1895 900, however. The work Of melt
ing and assaying the large amount of
bullion mentioned above was COM
menced on Monday morning and fn-
ished yesterday morning by IL o'clock,
there also being made during this time
40 ore assays. This IL undoubtedly
the biggest work eve done OH the Pa.
citic Coast in the wav Of melting and
as>nying silver bullion. Each month
about Tn time that a general clean up
of tho mills il being made similar
"melts" will take place.
On visiting the Courthouse yester.
day, says tho Phoebe Record of the
29ih, we found that the courtroom and
Clerks office were without fires. On
inquiry We learned tla' there was no
wood at the C"utt- house and M
funds with which ia purchase any.
This makes it mighty rough on the
afficials that have 10 do basinnss in
that place. If Ihi. cold weather keeps
tn we suppose they will have to r ise
the money 10 purchase it by subscril :
ton,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04

DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN CITIZEN.
Homer King, a we'll known resident
OF this city, died Sunday evening OF
consumption, from which he had been
suffering for a long time. Deceased, who
was a native OF New York, came to CAL
iIornia IN 1880, from Indiana. He rep
resented Sierra county In the Assem-
bly, about thirteen years ago, and was
ut one tune proprietor Of tho Sierra
Democrat. The funeral will take
place from the undertaking rooms OF
Clark & Davis, al 4 p. M. to day.-Sdc
ramento Record, Feb. 29th.
The Record is mistaken in two par
ticulars. Deceased never represented
Sierra county in the Legislature, but
was elected to the Assembly from
Amador in the fall of 1857. He never was
connected with the Sierra Democrat,
hut was at one time one OF
The proprietors Of tho Citizen of
that county. lie was q printer
by trade, but had not followed
The business for several years
previous to his death. He was u gen.
erous warm-hearted man, and his
avn worst enemy. lie was 50 years Of
years Of age.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
OUT OF PLACE.

While no one born on American soil
10 more free from faint Of Know.Noth-
ingistn in his political system than our
self, We confess to q squeamish feeling
Of repugnance at the idea of q foreigner
running the Centennial Celebration for
US. We have been c~reditably informed
that H. NJ. Ysrrington, one of the Gen.
tennial Commissioners forthjs State, is
. Canadian by birth; that he IL not u
citizen Of the United States, and has.
moreover, repeatedly declared that he
never intends to become ons. II such
Is tho case, he 10 certainly out Of place
In hts present position. We don't
blame hun. il such are his feeling, for
maintaining his allegiance to the coun.
try OF hia birth, but no is TO be censured
for accepting. under such circum
stances, . position which should not
DO held by any one whose feelings and
sympathies arc not sufficiently in uni.
% with the institutions cr.the country
to desire political afnliation with them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
A coon FAMILY NAN.

Ono of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S messen-
gers tells the following to the reporter
of the Stlrer State: In the sanity city
of Ogden, in Brighanl's dominion.
lives q minister Of an orthodox church.
The good man has a wife and three
children dependent npon him for sup.
port, and, a. Is usual with Gentle
preachers in Mormondom, he is ex-
trea.ely poor. Last week some of the
Gsntiles who sympathixed with his
family, concluded to start q subscrip-
ton for him. and succeeded In raising
81 for his relief, which amount was
handed him. He accepted the monsy,
thanking the donors. and Immediately
repaired 70 . neighbor where he in
vested I'VE dollars in . black aad tan
pup, and with this valuable scquixition
10 n poor family in his arms. hastened
to an agent Of the Days Doings and
paid for . years subscription t. that
Constructive and moral family Jour
ual," and thsn won't home the hap
piest man in Ogden. This Ia vouohod
for as q fact.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
DISPaTCH HE'S.
ny Overland Telegraph.

ispsSIAi. 70 rHE DAILY smNrINEI..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
TO OUR LOCAL 81 ssCRiBERs.

ALI Charts, the SESrISEL's regular c%arrior.
has boon taken suddenly i'll. and tho papers
this morning. and perhaps for several days
will be distributed By 4 person unacQusintcd
with the route Patrons failing to receive
Ahsir papers viii please leave word At the
s6sse. and we will notify the temporary ear
rier Of the omission. It 10 to BE- expected
that some mistakes will occur. but we will
take al possible steps v zee that they are
- few % possible.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04

Saccial attention paid to orders from deal.
crs ia ,ilo interior.
Nothing bnt the bost is my motto. Goods
aaiefully pack ca. lnralm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04

SECRET POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
A secret political organization is said
to be In full blast in Winnemucca. 1t
is represented MS being ar offshoot of
acknowledgment, and its motto, war
to the knife and to the hilt on Cathol-
icism. SO says the Sslver State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
Roman Wrestling Match.
Ed. Brannan and Jos. Farnsworth
WILL WHISTLE AT
q Z 6 2 + o VS. II "A L l..

Saturday Evening, March II, 1911,
For $50 n eide. according to the following
rules nni ,tipalations:
]. 10th cuntes!anis are to come into the
ring : %sii'i"a ir,m III hips up. and are to DO
"xabiied bS The Jrdgr-, To see that there's
so srea-e. soap, r ~ si ON their bodies, and
al<r 20 SEQ tLat ..i,ir huger nails are pared
cioseiy.
2. 10 h parties have got to take hold above
iirtils. II either nity takes IA bold b,lpw
tin biz II will TO DECLARED u foul"
u. ftii,er contestant has 10 be thrown fat
on HI. .hart. with both shouidsrs On tho
srnind. befur- II = de.lnrrd n iaii.
J.. II Teen inmates allowed betw cen each
all.
D. IL either contestant shows any signs Of
triPttnf, oI does iIip hi opponent. it will DO
,lcciaf I'd II fon.." w.
o. The roltest TO BE- the best two falls out Of
three.
Z. articles Of agreement to he read by the
judges be,Ore tbs wrestling commences.
t-6td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04

cut fruit. Lot It be pursued, and there
BY let tho public distrust be quie:ed
and the public conscience enlightened.
Let tho guilt be fixed, and punishment
will surely follow; and based upon
the established guilt q true reform will
be inaugurated.
THE COLI.APNE Of Don CARLOS.
Az we noticed, e~ditorialIy. a few days
ago, the last Don Carlos has Mt last
succumbed to adverse fortune, and the
son of Isabella stands triumphant on
his frm-vard elev l.inn, and flapning
triumphant adol-sc mt wings, crows
defiance to all creation. Spanish like.
the threat of vengeance minglcs with
tho hurrah Of vic.ory and the vail OF
dsfsa,; and scarts, has the account of
the defeat Of tho Carlists been tele-
graphed To the world before we are in.
formed that . three days bull-fixht in
Madrid will be only a~prelinlinary step
to the embArkation of $4,000 veterans
To assist in reducing Cuba. Thirty
thousand veterans! Why, that 10 but
. handful to those Spanish regulars
and voluuteers that have already per
ished in the dire struggle against pa
triotism and pestilsnce. Thirty thou
sand Spanish regulars who have passed
q few campaigns in tho. salubrious eli
mate OF the Biscayan Provinces, fight
ing a dilettanto fight with a few scat
tered Carlists-and these even of their
own kith and kind-will neither in q
physical soldierly sense be able to
exist one year amid the miasmstic in
fluences of Cuba, or in the face of a
people determined or independence
and fighting in dead earnest. Yet.
what = commentary il here on the
misrule born Of the family policy Of
Charles and Philip of the doctrines OF
absolute secular and religious subserv-
iency which have ever, since the 18th
century, charsc' erized the naughty
monarchy? The Queen ofthe
Antilles Is discrowned; the ever-aAith
full Isle Is faithlsss; and the illegitima.e
Of the great Emperor, En-
peror Of Germany, King Of France.
and the W. Siciliss, Duke Of
both Burgundies. Proprietor Of Hol.
land and the Netherlands, aud Domi-
nator Of Asia, Africa and America, is
doomed, accompanied by the gibe.
and snssrs Of q free-spoeking, free.
thinking world, to enter with . divided
country and people upon a hopeless
contest for the maintenance Of the only
shred of authority which now gives to
his nee all-powsrful nation the impe
rial title. So may church and kingly
ever meet its reward.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04

Lively GAME.-The editor of the
Winnemucca Register recently saw
twenty-eight trade dollars change
hands in an Indian poker game; but
he doesn't mention whether or not he
held the top land.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04

DAILY.-The Lyon County Times,
on and after to-day, will DO issued
daily. II l. an ably conducted journal
and We ere pleased with this evidence
Of ~ prespsrity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
ATTENTION!

A LII THOSE WHO HAVE OF LATE
"A avoided our place will please call and
settle at once. Alter the 2Ith Of this month
collection will be enforced without discrim-
ins tion.
nl6u o. DUNKRL & co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
REIcN w s.

RAoUsA, Feb. 2.
A sanguinary battle was fought yes
terday near Dubrs, in which eight hun
dred Turks were killed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
FoRTY-FoURTH CoNGREss--lst SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Commit
tee on Finance reported adversely to
the Senlte bill to provide for safe and
elastic currency, TO redeem The interest
OH the National debt, and for the speedy
appreciation OF the proper currency to a
gold value, etc., and the Committee was
discharged from its further c0nsidera-
ton. The judiciary Committee reported
lavorably on the bill to amend certain
sections Of the act to enforce the rights
OF citizens IN the different States, and it
was placed on the calendar. The Sem
ate resumed the consideration OF the
articles Of impeachment, but.adjOurned
without any definite action.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The report Of
the Committee on Public Printing was
called up, and resolutions were adopted
for the criminal prosecution, by the Dis
trict authorities, of Congressional Print
er A. Clapp, who is charged in the re-
port with fraud and corruption in his
official management; and instructing
the Committee on Appropriations to em-
body in the Suudry Civil Appropriation
Bill sections changing the present sys-
TEN OF Government printing. The Post
office Appropriation Bill was then con-
sidered; the section fixing tho oompcn-
sation for railroads tor carrying the
mails al mills per linear loot at the
rate OF twenty-five miles per hour, and
mills when run over twenty-five miles
per hour, was adopted; ana other sec
lions fixing the compensation OF Pos.
masters were also disposed OF.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
Police Court.

VIM. Edmunson, selling indecent publica-
tions, continued to May II: Herman Nabsr.
false pretenses, continued; Scott Browa,
shooting to kill, bound over; George Mossmal.
cutting to kill, bound over; Hm. Rcidel.
house breaking. dismissed; Chas. 4. Haylnau.
assault anu battery. cOntinued; Geo. Earls,r
obstructing street. dismissed; w. Winkieman,
obstructing sidewalk, continued; Peter Quinn,
assault and battery, continued; Mary Enderlc.
threatening violence, dismissed; Chas. Fiiap.
lettering, continued; q. N. Marston, Vagrancy,
costs; Eugene Love, petit larceny. 10 days and
SIS; Francis McAdams, drunk, 50 and Gostss
Maggie Gallagher, same. 80 days; Kirby Soe-
vens, disorderly, s3 and costs: Pat Cor
bett, resisting officer, dismissed; disorder1y
81 and costs: Algernon Tolliyer. disorlerly. .
and costs: James Flnneliy Tim; Quinn, ASSAULT
and battery, continued; John Mccormack. .yag,
80 days; James Flannery, Harry Byron, Wai--
ter Taylor, disorderly, dismissed; Mary Camp-
bell, drunk, So and costs; Michael BucklsY,
disorderly, and costs; Fred. Stairburger,
false pretenses, dismissed; VIM. Trainor and
Tho.. Bilbow, Thos. Goodman, Dick W W0dericx,
VIM. Porter and Adam Johnson, vags. 20 days.
VIM. Weber, vag. dismissed; Edmund Ferris,
yag, 10 days: John Waters. petit larceny, Is
and costs: Pat Waters, disorderly, 81 ard
costs; Chas. Won Lehman, cruelty. SIS ANA
costs; VIM. Hopkins, disorderly, IS and costss
VIM. Fcenev, drunk, 80 days: kBbcxs
ueile. destruction Of property. dismissed; A.
Epping, committing nuisance, IS and costs,
Jerry Morgan, disorderly, continued; ChaIats
Fisher and John Kuhl. same, - and costss
Mike Isaac, drunk, $40 and costs; Thos. BURNS,
pcddling without hccnse, Continued; AermHa
Weber, disordcr.y, dismissed; Eugene Love,
petit larceny, 10 days anI $i5J; Wn,. Raphael
and Madame Raphael, prescribing for pulpoee
OF producing abortion, IN prvgrosA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
River news.

Clear and warm this morning, with thnr-
mometer at Il deg. and wind southeast, veering
to westward Minimum temperature last night
66 deg. The river is falling slowly, with 10 fcds
in the channel. Business fair along the I.cyee.
special TO the stag.
PrrTsBURG, May 17-SHO A. M.-RIver rSs-
ing, with @ feet inches. Weather clondF.
Thermometer 90 deg. Rain last night WA
southeast.
The Mary Miller laid over last night ana
will leave for Pittsburg this evening. Shs hrs
fhe John L. Rhoads from ST. Louis depxrtca
for Pittsburg last night, well latten-
The Wildwood went TO Maysyiile at moan Do
day, with fair trip.
The Guy Of Portsmouth will go to Chils nsa
The General Lytie will be the regular Nail
packet for Louisville this evening, leaving zs
5 o'clock. ~
The Bannock City will leave for vovsy al .
p. M. to-day. She is doing fair busincssta
both freight ana passengers.
The Era No. y IL advertised TO start fDr EiIs
Arkansas River, Saturday, May %
The Glasgow brought g0od trip fuoza
Evansville yesterday. She is reionding ~
Gay and returns to Evansville at r. NJ
The Fleetwood, from Huntington, Is ut tan
Landing this morning with far trip ana rs-
turns at4 r. NJ.
The Mary Houston. Ciocinpssi 10 Ner O..
leans, passed vIckshsrg ycsteniav nises-,par,
The Cons. Millar left Memphis for Cincin-
natl last evening with q light trim
The n. 3 Turner arrived Ut S:. Louis las<,
evening.
The Q. +. schenck left Cairo on her rsus .s
New Orleans last evening with a splcaii vi !
The Vint Shinkse. for Mpmp is. passed slosa
from CAIRO at 4. NJ. yvstorday with a ful
trip.