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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05
"iNifad 10 que dicen de MIR
Ell PERIODISTA,
SOlaetO,

81 hay I'm ser en- ell u1uudo, atribulado,
Ese ser es sin duda ell periodista.
Pues siempre aunqae no quiera, Sc NAL
49,, (quista,
Aunque tenga talento y mucho agrado.
81 no publica abusos al contado.
E Es un tcspe, es un necio que no chista;
I 81 de elos pubica alguna lista,
Els un satrapa, pillo y deslenguado.
Vive penando en- un continue asedio
Ademas de luchar con su pobreza;
Este jura quitarlo al fin del medic,
AQ1eI natarlo 4 paIos con tiere "a,
no lie qaeda al pooIe mas renedio
Que reirse romperse la cabeza.
Va hace aNos.-hlluncia el Chicaoo
Tribune que cecca de Oreana Nevada.
ha sido descubierto un craneo petricado.
de torma rara y lleno de cristales verde.
sos."
Sc supone que este craneo pertenece &
IA epoca pre-adamista; ha sido enviado al
Smithsonian Institute.
Sc recomicIda esta clase de cranaos
pre-adamistas los q1e usan espeiueloa
ve-des.
Como de ardfo.-Un famoso avaro
lego en-. la diligencia de zaragoza &
Alcolea del Pinar. Era la una de la tards
| y tenia bambre.
! ,-scuanto vale Ia conidaf preguntt
--Doce rea es.
--aY IL cena'
-~Qeho feales.
| -ggSsss gSsss qaamq N, a cesar,
& -f+a@ ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

Sc han publicado alganas noticias re-
ferentes al tdnel que Sc esta practicando
en- Ell monte Saint Gothard, cuya longi-
tud total es IA 92O metros, de los que
hay va taladrados $500. Las acompa. .
nan: un estado de los trabaios realizados
y la description de los aparatos, emplea-
dos en- la perforacion: una memoria sob1e
los motores de aire comprimido que Sc
usan; el diseno de los motores EN- mpleados
en- un trabajo analogo terminado en- Mont
Gents y de los adoptados en- el monte
Saint Gothard. Entire los interesantes
datos que contiene el trabajo de Mr.. Co.
lladon, one nos referimos, Sc leen los
siguientes: ''El tdnel de Saint Gothard
es ell mayor de los abert1 hasta la fe
cha, pnes su longitud excederA en- 1850
metros a la galer1a de Mont Gents; es do
BILE del mayor de loa Estados Unidos, en-
ell monte Hoosac, en- Massachusetts.
Las operaciones de taladro Sc han visto
entorpecidas por las grandes fltraciones
de aqua que en- la parte Sur han legado
& ser de 240 iltros por scgundo. Los
trabajco Sc inauguraron en- octubre de
1872, aseguir el curse que hasta ahosa,
los tpabajos durarAn algunos amos hasta
conseguirse la perfosac on total. Ell esta-
do de los trrabajos de aper ura de gale.
rias en- direction Este, ha sido en- 1871
una longitaa total de 1884 SO metros, J
en- el ailo 1875 ha a'canzado a 2 428.3(
metros. FL costo de las .obras estab:
presupuestado en- 1877 niillones de iran
cos: el ngeniero director de los t, abaios
Mr.. Hollwaag, calcuIa que agccnderal
JOS gastos & 2s9.40O, 900 frances, can't
dad muy superior la proyectada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05
NOTICIAS TELEGRAFICAS.

He aqaf los despachos que encon-
tramos en- Ez Cronista
L6ndres, Is de junio. I'm despa-
cho de Constantinopla dirigido al H.
mes, dice que la escuadra turca. com
peesta de ocho buques de primera
clase, saldra para C1eta dentro de una
semana & cumplir una ilnportante
mission.
Un despacho de Viena al mismo Pc
ri6dico dice que los insurrectos al
mando de Golub, han derrotado & los
turcos en- Petrovaog, matandoles 200
y apresando 1900 cabezas de ganado.
El principe de Montenegro ha he
cho dimision de su destino como re-
presentante de les iDsnrrectos en- las
con Turqula.
Un despacho lie Berlin dice al IT,
mes que Austria ha datlo 6r6en de que
Sc concentren $4,000 solda,los de IL
nea y 10000 del Lanawher, en- las
provincias Orientales Y del sudeste,
pare ell ejercicio del verano.
81 corresponsal de Ia GaSsete de
Moscow dice este peri6dico desde
Cettinjo que los toreos en- La Bosnia
han despiegado Ia handera verde para
una guerra contra los cristianos.
Sc dice que Servia enviara un en-
bajador q Oonstantinopla para propo-
ner un desarlne general Y la paz en-
camblo de una pequena concession de
territorio.
Sc asegura que Nisik esta bien
abastecida de provisiones de todas
classes, y que ell ej6rcjto turco ha re
cibido seis meses dc paga atrasada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

-zEaugn'
produce Ia multitud de curiosos y de
muchachos que siempre concurren 4 estos
espectaculos.
(Comclnird.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

En- el mes de msEo dltimo, tuvo
un alza importante la renta de adua-
mas de la isla, pues Sc recaudaron por
derechos de importation 5000 Pc
setas 76 centimos y 476,726-95
por exportacioD, 6 sea un total de
l'344,630-71 cantidad que, compa-
rada con la obtenida en- igual mes de
1915, da un aumento de 149, 1913 pc
setas 25 centimos considerada la 81
tuacion del pals, honra a nuestra pro-
ba Administration este feliz resultado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05
NOTICIAS DE, MEXICO.

He aqui las principales que encon.
tramps en- W pronisM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

Ca'~e.-Los dias 8, 9, 10 y II del
corriente mes Sc expendera en- este merca
DO la libra de res vacuna, ell primer dia a
Il cuartos, el segundo ~ y los dos res
tantes 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

Co''carso. .-Lo hay de aspirantes la
vacante escribania de actuaciones de
la Carolina por ell termino de ounce dias
a contar desde el dia 20 del proximo pa.
sado JUNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

SuJasta.--El dia 81 del corriente ten.
dra lugar en- la Secretaria de Gobierno
la subasta de ia construction de una mu-
da de ropa para cada uno de los confna.
dos del Preside provincial. En- la Ga
eeta de hoy Sc inserta ell correspondence
pliego de condolences.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

Eyyntas En- un suelto one publica.
mos hace dias contestando i'm colega de
Ponce, debe lecrse Vega alta que fu6
donde pernoct6 S. E. y no Toa-baja.
En- los artl ulos del Sr. Infesta tambien
puso ell cajista 1902, hablando de la pri,
sion de Cervantes .en vez de 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

GosuEN, y. y, July 2O.-Vhe examination
OF Robot H. EcrIy Tor the shooting OF Winer Murray
was continued to-day, and Will probably last during TO-
morrow Henry WllkiH, Erie operator, and {. H. Aker-
man ctz.u. were sworn The latter testified that ne
saw Eer'eu rising from STOPPING posture, with bis
IT. Kit uanI 90 his head afterwdgd Li, hand gaspns
pistol while \ $. Murray held him from behind; Wis
nrr Murray whipped him and rctrea.e aerle strus-
lled to get into position to shoot ana fred
Dc :. II. Thompson, offending surgeon, sworo a. to
ua location of the wound The frontal bone was fac-
an ncr from tIc mCdIn line ami quarter o' an men
from tine margin OF tine HAIR. bcILnS ms cNamu JtiJn
the noon Ibiuufum"Ut Ind. One or two NOR: Wilt
csSc5 viii close the prosecution Ni-ncr Murray today
complains O severe pam ia the back Oi Lis head which
Indicate, the presence in the brain Of portion Of thc
bail PHYSICIANS think he may 1--we some weeks
The examination was continued aflcr rDoe>s, and Drs
Thompson and Robinson testified 70 probing the wound
ina MURRAY head sunday to thc depth oi three inches
FLOWING The course the bullet directly backward
r- wr the st,uoc Of severe pain 40 iAt back of the
hpd Indicates thdt tie bullet passed ihrpu TIE bra'u
'Ipe i,ysieans deem the wound a. fatal Robert Mlr-
raw Tr, iu firearms, destined as To the tdlcf OF INC
i-o' gcrp, used, and described tbc nan as long s.
Michael iaudgy. the officer VINO arrested Eedcll lcn-
titled cags found on ms person as suuId. To tNoSc re-
ccvsd br MurGys friends, which were the immediate
cause o. ibc AHA also, paper with LIST Oh names 10
thorne clerk in the Goshen PotOcc. testified Go find
Ing cards in the night rttci-DON ana 0 distributing Them
During the afternoon Murray grew suddenly worse, ABA
tu.pny ~lcJHa were summoned nom th' court room TO
attend him. and the court adjourned Tor snort time with
view tine TACT That The death Oi Murray would stop
the examination and send thc tO the Coroner The
pbyai mans -icycd The patient ny making uvisiOus In
Tie scalp, removing immediate peril.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
CIVIL NOTES.

John Henry Schultz obtained from Judge West
brook Yesterday writ habea corpus for The recovery hs
son Michael WHO he him by persons 10
whom never Atrusted the child but who calm hen ONT
for its board.
VIM. T. Whitman. who is charged with being con-
eere in passing forged the Corn Exchange Bank Tor
$4,000 was committed y Police Justice Murray $4,000
IAN YESTERDAY Mr.. Howe applied 80 judge WeebroOA 10
reduce the ball 10 SnH"1 the sum on Nhich HiaA
named Ieh been held 10 bail, who it j. claimed made
dup, OF Whitman. The application va, granted
Sigfried Wolfers, arrested by Anthony Comstock
on charge II selling literature bail 10 appear
Tor trial At the General by arrangement with
Nv Consock undertook 10 apgeac or tl1a at
sessions 1Ut When te case vas called ' is' %
auncr bench warrant war issued Tor - arrest ING
a.. aut vas before Judge Wetb0o Oh habeds corpus md
wa. DISCHARGED his bail 20 appear m the General sessions,
the special having lost all jurisdiction "A'n ne aI-
pealed to the General Sessions.
An application was made yesterday TO Judge West
brook IN Supreme Court, Chambers 10 open the default IN
Eu,snger AGAINST Jay Gould and others, ~ the BLACK
Friday suits Mr. pcckl elaine, th3t Ia had been mpos
ulc for him to try the Gay when II wa called
NAY Pr OWING his engagements aEt asked ta 30
default De opened M Sh-aUran on hllN oi te t'i''
ur..1 a. hC had been repeatedly aid'ku iI hy iflH4 ,
class of sis As IrF rom TIE bt.tri lai
tcrlar ne had given posi- QoNcEmI amer Iofi',h
urii being .I"tl ttIau-'rl was -, il"a
ion trial Fifteen minutes Urf Tie jury vas lmlahtel ar
p.,rLu was iu the ROOM and seeing tat it case huss
be reached D. without excuse pat on hs R ana ts' -
Even then tie Jury kept nplneied uuti Messenger
C1d ic ,Cut pCCkha, and a. va, OILS tlsn a..I c'V
effort was exhausted thar default was -eh Ju.tc ~
brook reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
ACTION OF THE ALDERMEN.
OPPOSING TIE RFBCLDNG OF CASTLE GhHDEN-
PARK DEPARTMENT NASAGrMCNT-TIf; yoMr-
t,rNS-Sgi-ARg IMPROVEMENTS

OPPOSING TIE RFBCLDNG OF CASTLE GhHDEN-
PARK DEPARTMENT uASAGTMCNT-TIFs: yoMP-
KINs-SQUARa IMPROVEMENTS
At meeting OF tie Board OF Aldermen yes
rerlay tie Controller was requested TO report b. what
authority tio ferry line had been established from The
foot Of tlaTk.or-st., North River TO Ne"-jesY, and
what rental If any, city received. The following
resolutions offered By Alderman Morris, were referred
10 the Committee on Lands and Places:
Ecs1Ired That iu the opinion Cf this Common Council
& is both ucypcdou ANA uHWiae 10 ieb!d the Oh rii",
utr b., further us. depot for uu-.fuis, N view oi
tE. danger % the HctI uI JD, cli' '.r known anu I'P
Err.tIe Influence 10 which eui-raI.s aye subjected
tbo d,Ioor4l-ug effects upon the ,utta ncilaburHoo
and hy converting into an Immense l1- utno'' tiGI
n, IN, disadvantages ana auuovaucrs tb'yc-rumcd and
,ISrr. q Iurt1r rf one OF the most beautiful parks ia
our civ ana lf not entirely perNcl'lu- NJ itS 5inus
,,ri l,1a and interfering With the use, Of thc entire
Battery PARK fora promenade AID p!oasue ground by
our citizens: aud. Ds % further ,.-. ,,;,
Ees1l,,d That, III tie opinion Of tnc Common Council
no better " more appropriate and desirable place can
be obtained for tho purpose To "htu ''-te pdi"I h,S
TfuJ ,.. Is owned b tine STATE and controlled by lbs
COMMISSIONER OF Emiudton. Here Us located lh' Yer
pauca Ho~pit9 for ln',i5his anu '.'I' "is oIuIs'
row vacant on that island belonging 10 inc stat more
than sufficient 70 accommodate ne tA4I-.,ls 10" ar
riyWS Jr Likely 10 arrive al th7 IoIi i'T Ht,N ,'l, 80
come ia, situation is healthy aud t1lEWlul,; con-
pc.a isolation can he haa for the oml-rat thereby
aIurdnz MIN security against ths rlpaeil or ds-IncsS
thai meets him -t every l.la lh iH' Io"' ' over
crowded part 81 ihc city; while ~ measure or econ
orlv ih. state aud rs prruniary embarrassed En-
i,rf Commission VOaiH Doe largely inc gamer Nouu
nave no I'E, 10 P|s Of m ,r re
N'n'Hc'-' 90 ' - {t,. ,r conveyed i'm s,,tpi,.a..
i-idA,' "' T., 80 a., 49, yrr,, sfrlt a.ldtinu.I rg
InlA Ut. hon, f..,,, tf, ain m I'm. h,r!,ur .,
pt.',' NJ, w, ~ I'm. In .y ytyg nf ti. case ME
;ie | i ~ D.. c' mi demo, on ward Island pr., S
~ - ir',,tog. IN tl- sioigrtute ;ha state and The
tplt" , 'r.,f of giI f.rr.- tlls Common CojIt-
:, + w. l, NJ "1inf,u flai Castle Garden should nat
~ f,.l. .,,., r, R4fIrr. grounds I'D. U.d he ir.utr
u' 10 ..'. AID ,u..,l,eut of orr own ,t.z..
- In & ,fI.,.. en- .rlIt establishment uf the Stale
,,,; m oc,f m one ope. and Tat place. sufficiently
~, ,,l ,.,,ro,ii j, airca IL provided on WARDS
~ -, '' n. II. t,i.raf,re, further
That OF the SINKING Fund,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
UPTOWN STREETS.
WHAT THE PARK COMMISSIONERS SAY ABOUT THE
GRNyvf. CONTRACTS.

W
GRAVEL CONTACTS.
The subject of the contracts for gravel for
r.rairIn! the roads in the Twenty-tlrd and Twenty
fourth wards has boon much discussed by the Park Conn
rif>solcrs Inquiries the office Of the Department
o.ici,- the following statement:
Tire expense OF repairing roads with gravel is made mp
me r.prn.c Of rolling aud pa. nElt The quality OF the
gravel IN respect tO IT'S packing j., therefore, material
cons cIaion both On r,irfcug. TO tnc cost of the original
r.pairs and tu, durability "t the work The prime con
dtou, therefore, determining the quality OF gra'C ~
and remain. hTr and solid. Gravel tIst passes t!s test
u.s., there ore. mgrr economically il' gu!or rofdn' aug
tl5u round rolling gravel even b! the superior quality
COST. the mos. Jy cable yard The expert nee of me
Department. IN the u7o oi Eayc pa, led 90 fixed
JuleiH'El. ~ Its.tet 10 p'.A!' "" us orr - iio
ready, without amy Eg, ulgu e. IcC, gravel which does
not pack well - uni Tor the purpose. In The bid
opened on May II MI feNH7' sample vas l,,.ed -
insufficient, lao attention being Ihu to The i"or -tmp
which un put i'm. Inc contract WAS awarded fo 'r.
Bouker. as @ lowest bidder Tor crave. ihtl th' DEPART
urut Was willing 10 use, anu That was equal 10 tne
Ills contract was then sent to the Controller for ap
prlgal tAr -uurtc. tli Was TIE Only question i.t
u,,,cnt time and DELAYED tue work. Il Was stated in
Iut gIHrNE Yesterday that the Controller had written
10 tnr Park Department on NAY 81 and July II Hslrs
the reasons ior making the a"Aiu a. -'t,I N" 'H.A
letter, have been received D. ts b.pti m-l.. Ir"
vrI.ine or mc.o'.us i,i'.,h ON Dt' az, H' ti
to ii1,' .o,',rn tat they WouId not re-
cr''r "nb ,.'..''' ,5,sl to tbe D.rIrrIa.lI. mi
m thr clnrrassuers that mad resulted in other depart,
ui.uis from H. practice a.. rnrit-r'Hllhk N l
cpmpu.atu. and r.tauelnG iIe lun4c business ne
can s., 10 sufficient reason Way us business ,,tela
d.r,iiv to i,s Office while q great many evils may re-
suit from his i-ry u.r pIalu',' IL Iht3 arc ttlni''t'
f AMI a-r likely 10 remain s0 OF HE views iu 10 -arl
t1 TINS award bat ts docs NOS relieve nm OF bl4 =
, 81 a., M lsl.,rc Inc sura.ip. and notify lhr fact
10 las accordingly In the mean Lmc Lie Io"aa REMAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
PLEDGES To A BONpsMAN.

The suit of Henry Bode against David Kearr
was before Judge Wesbrook yesterday presenting some
curious questions. Mr.. Bode was sued BY the Marine
Bank of this city, and required to give bail in $4,000
David KeaIr and four others became lis Jcnd'men, but
10 get THEN bail he obliged TO deposit with hea as
trustee securities Of the value OF about the amount OF
hail soon after one of his bondsmen surrendered him.
as he claims maicously and he was forced 10 get new
bail He demanded hi, securities from Kearr who re-
fused them on the ground that he must procure the
Of the other bODdsmen, and that he had been at
some cXppnses IN the matter. Iherehpun bode sued
Kerr tor the securities and had him arrested Tor eanng
them. The case came up on mOlon % release heaT
from arrest Judge WesrbroOk held that The main trust
yras entirely discharged when BOde Tcarrr~ed but
If there were any proper expenses they should be PAID
He would not therefore discharge the order OF
until the securities surrendered, but would provide
that If the defense showed the items OF their oXes ne
would direct those that proper 10 Pc paid by The
plaintiff or II they were not paid he would direct tIe
prisoners discha even wltl0htthe surrender OF the
the plaintiI; M Nauderzee for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE CROTON WATER SUPPLY.
WHAT IS SAID OF THE WATER DEPARrNENT-So
SCARCITY TEAEED.

WHAT rs SAID or THE WATER DEPARTMENT-No
SCARCITY TEARED.
Although it has been reported and antlci-
pated that lowing to the long drouth and excessively
heated term there would be scarcity OF water IN ths
city, there ia said to be foundation for the rumor III
was ascertned yesterday that at the present time there
IA surplus supply Of 600 900 600 gallons at the reser
yors attached the CrOtOn Water Department ana tnat
the hqueduot Central Park is daily supplied WIN 90
feet of water which equals fully 1,0OoOO0OOO OF gal
Ions The consumption nearly equal To the sup
ply the early part Of june owing to the snght rams
and the extra demand for water, the oMcsrs vi
tho CrotOn Department found 1t necessary 10
draw upon the surplus supply and, with tine
exreptioH OF q few days mterUlsson, nave
continued 10 do So The lakes belonging 10 he Depart
ment however. are nearly full and viii not he tonched
until II is absolutely necessary, aud far there Il no
reason 10 suppose that this contingency VIII occur III
the Twcnty-thrd Ward the tenants Of upper hoOrS are
unable in the Gay time 20 get water FORCED no 20 tntr
rooms but new and larger pipes are BENG a'l doWh'
When the work is completed this Difficulty VIII ue re-
moved Al present time, a. the demand lot "attI j
very great tie working Of large steam
the prp throughout the city Is somewhat hg Dl
after working hours there is full supply Ihe streets
are not allowed be wacred after D. m, ana te aQch
mon are not permitted 20 use CrOtoi water ater tat
hour II is stated that If economy Is used there VII De
sufficient all purposes until the hot season IS over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorllyille Police Court Yesterday, Joha
UloccIfy vas charged ~ OHcor James nUrrn Of tie
Vypu,y.rst Precinct with committing .1uIpns assam,
upon Thomas Bushnell, living a. Ne. 2i1 last In.E,
Justice ha-flro committed haEry - await ne
result al Bu.hner- injuries which arr serious.
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Henry
c. I,mliu was brou. hit up charge made uv Lcharl X
RcaGuy Of hAging bv m,aes OF advertisement ana
Subsequent representations Induced hm TO invest 100 10 ne
,ua.s carried Hlmr 40 No 30 Ero'tsti AID HAl
CONSISTED IN selling tugragflg with ma Do % cheat a-
drlraud tie plAlnaAt haltu was committed Do SOU
bail 10 answer
Mrs. L.uisc Lancraft was arraigneG at the York
vile Police Court rtdy by Drtv,tv John 'Ct'r H. VINO
charged her win bong receiver OF so' goods MIS- al
craft lives 20 No 2Sj and she lisa hard "oTit
iuFuetr size has uephe" who has served lNg
CON. any with Dut.l Mike NOTORIOUS enI-i ~ enc -
tho dwelling NJ Jgsrlh W No. 81 West lottgsNlc
st. ana sgo 900 of .cwcy, which they hau stt 10
Nr- Ianrlfts residence -Ge Detective Lytr f'InG
sio, pr ,,rrv Justice KasmiUc declined - commit N-%
ur~li, and fnd the del he Rus. pro- c' TIE u-.cW
Nike N Court t1ua' A't!lHI.' '4ie aatsed
T.e,lycr ,,as leinanduu a. -Ie slAtiOnhOuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
INSPECTING AMERICAN SILK WORK.

The Judges at the Centennial Exhibition OF
Group TX which includes silk manufacture, having
decided upon the awards to he made, and finished thor
work at Philadelphia were invited by the SIX nanuiae
turcrs of Paterson visit that center Of Industry ana
INSPECT the silk mills The visit took place yesterday.
The guests OF the silk manufacturers were the Hon
Elliot C. Cowdin this city and Consul Gustav Gebhard
Of Elbcricd, Germany who respectively the Chair
man and Secretary OF the Judges OF Group IH Tesnoske
Tomita Vico-COnsul OF Japan at New-lOrk; IomotSue
Komucni. Commissioner from Japan; Hayaml Keno 81
Japan one of the judges of GrOup-X., aud q. lcp!0L
atacC and interpreter The party visited the following
silk factories: The Dale Mills, the TWO mills OF HAm
Booth the mills Of \. SDIrliac Il sons, aud OF William
Strange * Coz and the dye works OF Nednann ~ GFtppo
made by the Nessrs. COwdn, GsOLlr SOiciac. liaml
and others Mr.. Cuwdin announced that the Judges
OF Group TX had been from the first quite HARMONIOUS
in their views that there not The slightest tendency
toward unflrness To American products I'D the estimates
made by the foreign judges aud That the awards were
unanimous Mr.. GcDhaGd, who Is European SILK man
uacurcr OF note expressed his pleased SURPRISE al the
advances made in the silk mills o this country declaring
that they very far surpassed hi, anJcptloiS III ms
and other speeches the view u!g uty put Iof"au
that "a change from al yaluFem to specific duties womb
benefit manufacturers and the GoEcrnmhut, Dy DIMINISH
inc frauds on the revenue Two OF thc japanese maze
brief addresses expressive OF international boyd VIII
An the visitors expressed themselves as mach gidtioI
reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

shot" Mcdonald dropped his pistol and fastened 70
assist the wounded boy. Mcdonald afterward snrren
dered himself the police station Tho bullet struck
Mnaney In the right side OF the neck passed INTO the
,rI,e, and was swaoved II was found that Mullaney
had been suffering from peurisy for at least "a hours
before shot. This and the wound ~ DIS NECK IN
he had lot of cartridges Of which had buiict
I'm them and others merely paper wads TO Keep u9Wn me
poyder They were all mixed up together ana ID tne
darkness IL wasmpOssibe to tell those that han Outlets
from the Others lie put cartridge In the piston anu
lifted II M without putting his hand upon the trigger
the pistol went OF He did not know un rev minutes
afterward that Muilaney had been shot Tue jury re-
turned verdict Of accidental shooting, but regucSted
that the boy be censTed for his careessness Coroner
Wotman called Mcdonald and, after giving MIN snafP
reprimand, ordered him to be discharged