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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
CONsI GNATARIO

Nuevitas sr D. Sanchez Do aibara, ses LongoA AoA
Mones HjoCuba, Sres S Rosy Comp
Puerto pata ses Gineb HermanosMyage p Fsnln bsnsaa
Sres Aue julia Comp Puerto Rce SFes llaIte HERNIA
no ia aracenay Oomp-San Th6mag Ses NJ Lncchet Comp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
HOTEL ! BANOG DBL "UNIVRRSO.

Ell cue suscribe, dueo de dicho estableclm snsO par
ticipa sus muchos amigos censtantes
de esta locaidad del exterior que sguiendo en- su
continue desvelo por ntroducr ell servico trato
mesa de su casa todos los adelantes que lie son com
patibles sin perdonar nnguna case de sscrcio para
antener naerable Ell credito de que viene disrutan
do por bondad de numerosos parreauianos; con
das habitaciones, CON un espacioso fresco comedor
entenddos dependencies para todos los servcos de
casa, no omtira medic alguno para dejar compacdo
todo el que dgne honrarle asistenca. Gale
de Tetuan, num- 9.--Puerto-Rico 81 de lA6osso d
121A-Onnfra Nienlau
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
rR4nU4T0e vAnaosso

Colorsgepo Rgaad, ,Ien ga dias dsvuslte Il sabs
primitive color sin nanchar 81 etiS nj enaueiarie
ropa. Enteraments inofensivo este prodncv no soa,
tiens nitrate de plata. ss.si'
Jaboa Miranda de jago De Hrio de echsga, 81 mas
suave mas emoliente el mas perfscto de todosl los
abones de tccador.
Aceitc oatada Miranda para detener Ia caida del
eabello hacerle crecer dare suayidad briIantez.
AguG de AanGnga, nueya aqua de tocOcador del
'Japon extraida del Psrus Jap6n;ca
Ertyacto dc 6onanga, para III panuelo obtenido pof
Ia destilacion de las flores del PisMs Jup6nlca.
Ague de fores de Liajo Rigaad, para bianqusar
aterciopelaf el edtis .
Dep6site en- las principales Perfumeria y Pelnous
rfas, en- Puerto Rco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

bisn necestan ugo gaaico para poder asimilsrse en-
el elorganismo El Que hoy fecomendamos A'phblioo ea
Equido no iene gusto nj sabor de herro no
los disntes comes SO asima inmedi*amente, no pro-
dnce nnguno de los maos efectos de que antes haba
mos. s@l ssi58
sCuRA RAP1DA = sEGuRAMENTE Los coLoREs PA.
IIDoS. La CLORosIS Z LA DEBII1DAD, regcariza 10
MESsTRUAc1oN ayuda Hgorosanients las coNvA,
LECENCIAs diflcies; una palabray es Ia Panaiea
segura de todas las afeccones econocen por caui
81 Ia nobreza de Ia sangre el msdicaento que ento-
ma de la anera mas energca las fuerzas abatidas psi
las fatigas ardores del china. .4.4 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
Intermediates la1l1le lll''jlI' de pe'c'hI'.o',' ''I'.',' J
EaEs, sf7e8 +f' s q 4
EfJarabe delhipofosfto de- cal
5tIs &0a9Ef ska8IltA tis q klss e s1l 5ti n (;
GRIMAVLg 7 9. farmaeeutioos de Paris.

Sabido co hoy en- dia que el sforo la cal son bar
esencalss de todo producto destinado reconstu
81 orgapismO ycicatrisar los tubeTcuos del pulmon
Hay que notar sin embargo, que para que estas pre-
paraconss surtan el eecto dsbdo necesaro que 60
oendei una, pnreza absolute condicion que ninguna
casa puede reaizar tan bien como la nuestra, cuyo
director ciente0 e stre qufmico DR.. Leconte ca
tsdTatico de Ia Faeultad de Medicna preparation en-
q Colegio de Francia.
Los 6res. m6dices ylos enfermes que tengan bien
sompRrar nussr0 arabe todos los conocidos hasta
q 2da; po&nmenos dedarle senpre la preerencia mas
superior la de todos los demas en- la curacon de las
enfermedades puln1onares ~ .-' ~
Calma Ia tes hace sdesaparecer los sudores noctur
mes cura las bronquits los caarros, Ia consuncion La
tsisy corta ebrs lenta que destuye las faerzas
nfermO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
Empresa de vapores correos
DR LAS ANHILLAS
DE DON RAMON De he BE r A.


respective = llegara 4 Naevitas el ~
De Nuevitas el % y lIegara Giba-
ra 81 %.
De Gibara 81 % y llegara a Bara-
Goa 81 "A,
De Baracoa 81 "a y llegarA q Cuba
el rs.
De Cuba el Is y llegara a Puerto
Plata 81 27.
RET {
Da San-Th6mas el 2 y llegara a
Puerto Rico e| 5.
De Puerto-Rico 81 8 y llegara a
Agaadilla 81 4.
Do Aguadilla el 4y llegara Maya
giiez 81 4.
De Mayagiiez 81 5 y l)egara & Pusr-
to-Plata 81 6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
Perf,.merla Victoria.
RlGAUD Y COMP.
5, rue Vsvienne, Paris

PRDsBGGTOS YLANGYE4ANla
extradOde la U1sonG odoratissnG perfume importado
de Manila exclnsivamente preparado para nuestra
casas ggza
sExtracto de Ylangylang Ramillete de Manila Jaton
al Ylangylarg Pomada al Yangyang; Aceite de Ylan-
gylanp; Cosmetico de Yaugyang; Aqua de tocador de
Ylangylang; Polvos de arroz de Ylangylang; Cold
Cream de Ylangylang.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
ENElRADADES DE- Los Minus !.
JARABE DE RABANO IODADO
De.GRIMAULT .taynsacfutico en- Parts

Reemplaza acknowledgements el aceite de bacalao y
tisne sobre este las inmensas ventaas sguientes:
d6sis ignal contiene ioo que aque todo e muu-
DO (sobretodo los ninos) 10 toma sin Ia menor Tepu
SaAs.ciG.-
Es uno de los agentes mas poderosos que conocen
para modcar los temperamentos nfaticos elra rapi
dsmene todas las afecciones que proveneL de oscos
de Ia saagre tales 81 elrcquitismo, oaes, et, Su
ecacia tisne precio todos los cuidados tante-
hcsdos que exige la salud de los miaos, accl a
euratiys prodgosa las Intermediates del pech6
Las aecciones de piel la hinchazon de las CLAN
Aulas del cuellO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

UIan Hnea de VapOres Franceses.
Puerto santaner Nasare 25 de cada mes nor
conexion frances 6 de San
Thomas .~* c"1
caega $780, categ $175 81 caego $780, entrepunte pe
4aO@. - -
PAsAJES DE FAMILIA
enlov
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
expden Europa de ida rsbaa Is
pS sebre 81 total del Waldo II Esos pagan
adelantada =. ~
800 NINOS
e amIa
4pasae
CR1ADOS
81
1ds
Coahga
ods lNh
- @hsyATs IS -. ~ Idiw~ Qssep
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

I'll 3 de cada mes 8 las dOce DEL
pectivoy llegara a Nuevitaa 81 5.
De Nuevitas 81 5 y llegara 4 Giba-
ra el 6.
De Gibara 81 6 y llegara 4 Baracoa
el Z.
De Baracoa el Z y llegara a Cuba
81 8.
d Cuba el 8y llegara & Puerto
Plata 81 10.
RET {
De San Thomas 81 16 llegara a
Puerto Rico el II.
De Puerto Rico 81 II y llegara q
Aguadilla el Is.
De Aguadilla el Is y llegara a Ma
yagiiex el IS.
De Mayaguez 10 y llegara 4 Puer-
to-Plata el 20.
De Puerto Plata 8 20 y llegara
& Cuba el 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
HIBRRO DEL DOCTOR ClRARD
PROTOXALATO DE HIERR0
aprobado por la academia de medicine.
DE PA RIS.

La Academia de Medicina de Paris es uno de los
cuerpos sabiOs mas avaros de recomendacones de
estlmulos tanto que hace va algunos que nngun me-
dicamento habia poddo consguir su aprobaeion
Los Sres. medicos deben acoger marcada benevo'
lencia las pocas preparedness que han merecldo tan
alta distinction creemos presares un yerdadero SER
vico extractando 10 siguente del Boletn dc Ia Aca
demia.
La Academia juzga que el protoxalato de hierro
presentado por Ell doctor GIRARD, esta llamado q
prestar grandes servcios terapeuca pues posee la
propiedad nueva de no rsstr siendo casi insipld0
es tornado con gusto por los enfermos cura raalca
cloros;s la aneia la hiseriG todas las atecclones
que reconocen por causa la pobreza de la sangre.
Ademas es un reconstituyente heroico que devuelve
r&pdamente las fuerzas perddas por las convalecen
cias las debilidades de temperamento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
NURVA LINBA DR. VAPORRS HSPANOLBS


Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

De Puerto Plata 81 ~ y negara 4
Mayagiiez 81 %.
De Msyagiez 81 % y llegara &
Aguadillae el 29.
De Aguadilla 81 20 y llegara 4 Puer-
to-Rico el 80.
De Puerto Rico 81 80 y llegara {
San Thomas 81 IL
e NO..
Da Puerto Plata el 6 y llegara &
Cuba el s.
De Cuba el 8y llegara & Baracoa el9,
DeBaraco Ell y yllegara Gibarael1O
De Gibara 81 10y llegara Nuevi
tas ell II.
De Nuevista ell H. y llegar& q Ia Ha
bana 81 13 por la maflana temprano.
(. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

liza saldra de la Habana el vapOr res
De Puerto-Plata 81 10y llegar"
q MayagGez al II.
De Mayagiiez 81 II y llegara 4
Aguadilla 81 13.
De Aguadilla 81 Is y llegara Puer- /
to- Rico el IL.
De Puerto Rico el IA J negar& {
San Thomas el Is.
RN0.
DE Cuba el l22 y llegara 4 Baracoa
81 %.
De Baracoa 81 % y llegarA 4 Giba
ra el "a,
De Gibara el "a y llegara & Nus
vista ell 25.
De Nuevitas el 2F y llegara Ala ha
abana 81 27 por Ia maflana tam
prano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

ner complete restablecimento ensayo medico, de
babitos soiaros del contagio; seguido de observa-
clones sobre la espermatorrea la mpotenca la esteri-
lidad etc. el tratamento de las Stills, de la Gonorreas
de la Benorragia; del contagio sin mercura,
BILE LOcIoN.)
Un tomo en- 80 con Is laminas estampadas con tinta
de color, al precio de peso franco de porte Ven
dense estas obras en- L6ndres, domicilio del autor
Is, ALBE NAELE STREET, Barcelo
PARIS, Bracelet. Abbaye, s, America, los agsntss
Gel CO7Teo de UItramear.
Los enfermos pueden drigirse por correspondents
espanol al Dr. Curtis para consultare, el Doctor
snviara obras, franco de porte mediante un peso
uerte cada ejemplar, cuya sums puede remitir 81
; sellos de cualuuier pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
Vapores Espanoles
HNQRR LIVERPOOL Y PURRTO-RICO.

Los vapores "Puerto-Rioo" y Ponce" ST.
guen su carrera desde Liverpool para los varios
puertos de esta lsla
Par informes referirse los Sres. White,
Forman C,S de Liverpool los repre-
sentantes.- Latimer G. 9 San Juan.
---Srea. Llani Borda y G, . ,Mayaguez. Vie
chers y G. 6, Ponce.
Legftimo Guano del per6a $86 tonelada...
Unioo dep6sito en- Ia 1sla, almacenes de Llauz
ri Borda J Comp Mayaguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

Conchas i'd 4 $40.
Regalia de conchas id. a$ b.
Conchitas id. q $50.
Brevasid. & 80.
Brevas Imperia,es GAIA de SO tabacos ,,,.
Brevas on ho;a cajas de so tabAcos. $oV nAA~
Brevas dc kegalo cajas de SO tabacos)
Id. cilindTaCas superior ID. & Sav.
Regalfa de Londres $50,
Regaliac cilndradas ON paqUetes del ID = W.
Miilar bueno id. id. 16 id. 8 $15
Millar i'd. 20 i'd q 10.
Id red0ndo id. i'd id, 10.
NOTA.-El precio del cigarrIllo no var1a po
que ell papel enlpleado sea de hilo de algodon.
En- este esGablecimiento hay constantement
un buen srtldo do oapel de hilo do las melores ia
brieas de Espaf1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

Para dgi Aguadia S Silva, Ferrer CE
Sre Hse Kraeme En Ponce S Wiechers C San
de PueroRico
SCHON W1LLLNK COMP. ;
San Juan dep oDciembre de
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-01-28
ri ar RED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10Th in
slant, at the Glade Church, near Walk
elSvillc by the Rev. + r. Eschbach.
Rev. Orange =. Lake, Faster of Glade
Rcformcd to Miss Lille II. VI. thinner
man. daughter Of Dr.. Wm. Zimmerman,
all Of this county.
FORREST-WAkD. = On the 18th in
slant, at the Lutheran Parsonage, in
Frederick, by :hc Rev DR.. Dichl, Jacob
). Forrest, of Berlin, to Miss Charlotte
T.. Ward, Of Jefferson, in this county.
TRAPNELL-MARLOWE. At Saint
James Episcopal Church, Lcesburg, Va.
January 6, 1876, by tho Rev Joseph
Trapncll, ID. D., assisted by Rev. Rich.
ard Davis and the Rev. William l.. Brad
dock, DR.. r. W, Trapnel, of Frederick
county, Nd, TO Miss Edmonia Marlowe,
Of Loudoun county, Va.
TIIOMAS-EISENHART.~-On the 18th
instant, at the residence of the brides
aunt, near New Chester, Adams county,
Pa, by the Rev. ID. Sell, j. f. Thomas,
of the above named place, formerly of
Freicrick> to Mrs. Mollie s. Eiscnhart,
of York, Pa.
MENTZER- MILLER. AT the residence
of Samuel II. Miller, near Clca spring,
on the Goth of Dec 1915, by Rev. Victor
Miller, Mr.. John n. Nenlzer and Miss
Mollic Miller.
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DH & D..

SlIORB.- On the 9th instant, near Keys
vile, Mary, wife of John Sllorb, aged %
years, 8 months and "a days.
the nth instant, of Rhcu-
matism Of the Brain, Horace A. Slope,
aged IS years, 8 months and II days.
the 18th of Deem
Der, 1915, at her residence near ljamS-
vile, in this county, Mrs. Annie Amber
son, IT lict Of the late Alden Anderson, .jr.
i'll the 35th year of her age.
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Masonic Columbia Lodge No. 80, of
the City of Frederick, at its annual com
munication elected officers for tho ensuing
year as follows: G. G. Smith, WorshipfuT
Master; G. V. $. Levy, Senior Warden;
Henry Godcnburg, Secretary; NJ. E. Get
zcndanner, Treasurer. Lynch Lodge, No.
1863, at its last communication, elected the
following Us their officers for the ensuing
year: Philip Stern, Worshipful Master;
Harry G. Kccfcr Senior Warden George
a. Abbott, JUNIOR Warden; George +.
Mycr, Secretary; Julius Ncuwahl, Trea-
surcr
Mr.. James Waters, u highly respected
gentleman, living in Middletown Valley,
died on Thursday, the Goth instant, after
an illness Of less than Il week. Deceased
WIS, we believe, Il nephew Of the late Sin
glcton Waters, of this county, and Il bro
ther.n-law of Mr.. Henry Rouzcr of this
place. He was between fifty and sixty
years of age, and was II thorough chris
tan gentleman. The Lutheran Church at
Middlctown, which holds from 1900 to
1000 persons was crowded with friends of
the deceased, who came to witness the tu-
neral obscquics, and to pay their last res
poets to the dead. The Rev. Mr.. Hawkins
preached the funeral discourse. blessed
are the dead who die in tic Lord
"SIGNS OF THE TINES
MK. EDITOR: | noticed in your last issue
an article headed Signs of the Times
referring to the prophecy of the distin-
guishcd divine Dr.. Cunning, predicting the
second coming of Christ, not later than
September next. And also a reference to
the great rcvivas ofrcligion under McsSrs.
Moody and Sankcy. AS that article is cal
culatcd TO awaken some interest on that
subject, | thought it would be in place to
ask Il few questions in the same connct-
tonic he answered by some of your Nc
chanicstown Bible readers
Question. Do the "Signs of the Times
indicate II near approach OF the Millennium
reign of Christ? And if 50, what are the
Signs that indicate it? For answer to this
question:, | refer you to the 12lh chapter
and 4tll verse Of the prophecies Of Daniel.
Question. What prophecies remain yet
to be fulfilled before the reign Of Christ:
npS tn I i,>
the 3Sth and Both chapters of the proplc-
cics of Ezekiel, in which you will notice
that there is yet !! great battle to lc
fought.
Question. Against whom is this war
wagcd? Ezekiel says the House Of Israel.
Question. Is it literal Israel OF spiritual
Israel?
Question. Where will this battle be
fought! Examine .}Sth and 3oth chapters
of Ezekiel.
Question. Is there not mother battle
spoken Of in 3Sth chapter and sth verse of
Ezekiel, prophecies Of u great battle to hc
fought antcccdcnt to the great bate there
spoken Of to be fought in the country Of
the House Of Israel? And if so, has Il at
battle been fought? Examine it carefully.
Question. Will the Jews return to their
own countrr before or after tina; great bat
tie? Read from the 2:iel to the 2yth verse
OF the Both chapter Of Ezekiel, as to what
is to take place after that battle.
JAMES THOMAS,
Rocky Ridge, Frederick Co. Md.
january 30, 1876.
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS Just re-
IN ceivcd new Garden, Flower aud Field
SEEDS from Duh. Ferry " Cos, seecd
nursery, Detroit, Mich, and tor salc at
GlLDS & Cos.
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Corrected Weekly ~ Geo. w. StochSdqlc.
, 1876-03-21

ston sa tho choice Of ths ecahdiaaviAus fos
Town ulttk.
= hIr. Thon1as brown Was recommended TOT
Town Constable. md Alr. jamoe Clatk. John
1foFfmRnh, and q. Joy wotn fndorHod a. tAniti-
dates for Assessor, Collector. snd Conhtab!c,
respectively.
THE T1f1ND WARD.
n IL undcrstootl that thcro il non,o dtsnathfao4
ton Ia the Third Ward with tho aDloction Of ".
o. Gale, &t The recent meeting OF tho Ward
Club. ss ono Of tho candidates for Alderman. II
ie calme1 That he has psco figuring tor the poet.
sloD aud, therefore, should not bo elected. II
t',ero he any such dissatisfaction It can lind e1-
pretston At tas primary meeting soon 70 be held:
when tho 2,70u ltopnblican voters Of tho ward
can sither rattfy Mr. Colo or pitt somebody
also In hle place.
.ntuNiu1rAr, nEronM cLrp.
Tho Municipal Reform Olnh will meat Thuts-
dAf At tue Pacific, whom 4 is exrsoted that tho
Executive Committee will Rnbmit report non4
taiuiuinR somo stattl[ng revolutions in regard
TO sonao Of Tho Aldermen. Il ts boliovea tllae
tho question Of candidates for Mayor will also
como up for consideration. Many Of tho Mona-
bera Of tho Club are anxious that AID. SpaldtnR
should accept nomination on tho Republican
ticket
, 1876-03-21

THE SEku fuIk f!4kS4"tl4ao5 HEHs
Among tue duties OF tho South Town Repub-
1ican Convention which msots to-day will bs tho
nomination OF man for the ot1ico Of Assassor.
Probably never hoforo 10 the history Of Chicago
has mora imperative Mood of ths ripest export
euco and knowledge of properly oxistod as
requisite for the candidate for thls office. Since
tbs vnuo OF = certain CLAUS Of real property,
caused BY tha general dopreasson IN
bnsluoss aud 6Y tho laek Of con.
flderce In real eatate as nj Investment.
Tho assessment " tho Ya!ue og much OF tIlB real
estate il ns u higher Gguro than ia provon to
Aayo been ,.s value from subsequent saies. 4
lot on Adams street which nfser tho fro uns
bought Tor $3.50 Per front loot, wta aaseaded at
1850 per front foot. aud within . year Inns been
sold ii 95U0,-not at mortgage. but at private
sale. 1ts for'nuF price was unnatural aud its
reduction inevitable unless checked BY an i'm.
provemont, which has mot occurred. Another
reduction exists in the former estimated valuo Of
property purchased aud occupied by tho lnboring
caases. Speculation bud put lip the prloo
Of Huch real estate to . potnt Which Il could
neye1 fcgitimatoy reach. aud "hilo tho losa
aussatslod IL asnunH pcople who cRn poorly stlord
it, u this should not bo adaed the burden OF q
taxation GU 4 valuation Witch can probably
rleYer be obsaioed. From tt1o above somo Of
Tho pofptexing and tntr1cAto dutiee OF 40 AZ
soysor Gull bo neeu, aud wlon To tAesa arc added
tho examination into the yalne Of all personal
property, tho coat o! present labor and nator,al,
as compared with tho former cost end upon
Which assessments have l0en mado 1t will b0
readily soon how great tho experience and how
intimate that knowledge must DO wllch eau
just!y equallzo these wide differences. 1t is be-
lieYed that the EouyoDtlon vii! un1te upon somo
tuan who haa tho necessary qualifications tor
| shla lnoss Important office, aud upon whom tho
peopla can With confidence se!y III tic appEaiso-
ueut Of tho ra!uo of tholr property.
, 1876-03-21

This Court Of JuBtico ut Munich has baen
called upon to aestlo somewhat curious dis
puta which had arisen Gstwean tho nusfottat
authorities Of that city and the clorgy, 1t Las
always been tho custom to dcck the Two towers
OF tho cathedral with laRa upon oocasions Of
public tcatisty and until reocntiy this practice
had never given .r1so to any misunderstanding.
Hinoo tho unihcadon of Germany tho Archbishop
of Munich Ina aiwaya hointed tie yellow and
white tlAg with the Keys Of 81. potar upon tha
towors on saints' days. while upon political hoi-
days tho municipality haA displayed from tho
ewo towers tbs black, rcd, add yellov fsg, str
mounted by the imperial eagle. Upon tie laAs
anniversary OF tho baltic Of Bodan these c1.-
bloms Of tho uaw empire aoatsd proudly In tho
breeso," but tho ollaptar Of tho cathedral
,pzoloated against their exhibition, bAs,ng
tho1r obtecttnne urou statutes whioh
date from tho eleventh century. Thpy In
stituted proceedings againzt tho hIunioi-
pal Council and tho t11aA Nhich lasted several
dsyb. is reported to hayo excitotl great intetoHt
In Munich. After making careful! study Of
local customa and In dofAut Of any ptocedents
TO guide tliou,, tie Judgoa have dsctdsd TINT
though the body Of the cathedral IL tha oxo.u.
siyo l,ropottJ Of tho o!ergy. tho city Of Munich
Ia inscribed upon tho public zcglsters aa ownor
of the towers. TIE municipality IL. t.lssofore,
eutislad TO bedook them as 1t pleaaea. at all
eyenta uulesa the Superior Court, 70 which the
chapter intends appcatag. should ovcrrula the
p1eUont declalon.
, 1876-03-21

admitted, and he complained Of Tho locality
Of Tho ro'l,ns.pacs, And sskod for another.
AIt. Braytoi,, thu member from the ward,
thouat ttiat af,e location mas ihs best 10 ba had
and th1 most convenient.
the nAY TINED.
Mr. nrovton moved that tho City Convention
be hollon 1T n. 10. on tho Gth prox. in the 10
publican Headquarters. Carried.
MAYOR TO nR NOMINATED.
ATr, Avery moved That the officers who tasued
The calf for convention be instructed to include
lila of}Ico OF Mayor. which was carried unsnt-
nIousl5.
INSTRUCTIONS To sun0ks.
Justtce Salisbury reported serIes Of tnasruo-
tions to the Judges of Tho Urinary elections.
Which arc to bn cmhodfnd Ii tht call.
Aid. Casnpbell moved that separate ballot
boxes b. had fot Al1ermRnt' candidates, 90 that
they could not hare thor nnuacd printed upon
tho delegate ballots Carried.
Where Aldermano candidate names hpnchr on
delegate ballots, they wero ordered to ho thrown
out by the Judges.
The uicotlng tLon adjourned. subject 70 tho
call OF the Clatr.
, 1876-03-21

tAh7+ HAhD. .HEEguA41AS9s
Tho First Ward iepunl!can Club mot Al tho
Palmer House last oroning, tue President L. l..
Coburn, su Tho char, and 4. J. McDutIea off,
catlns ~ Secretary.
On motion, tho Secretary read ! list Of tlelo.
gates to tho South Town Convention to meet to-
day at No. oGo Nhoash ayonuo, Mt l n. tn., aid
which for tic aaku OF cQtlectuuss Ii hero ro.
psated:
9. !. Kellogg. Hruty Field. J. II. Dunham, so!A.
6,uth, l. L., CobuTu. Henry ner1. !. II, Duesnl i.
Vi, q, Haley. ". l.. Newman, =. u. Tuley. aud Wsaa.
ingtou libty.
Aid. Dixon waB unausmoualy appointed to t]!l
tho yac,noy CAUSED by sllu anapli,ly VI Mt. ". L..
Newman to solYe.
Nal. Phelps thought that the most direct wAy
to settle tic dlGorcnces eot"oen the several lsn.
PUBLICAN organizations OF tue First Ward would
10 tor the pressut organization to elcct aud Hend
their delegates to the Convention, EhoIe ho
thought thoy would undoubtedly bs accepted
notwithstanding thor bad peen deoa1rcd by the
Central Republican Club.
Bimson ". King thought precisely tho sauas,
, 1876-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS,

Special Dtapateh To 77.s chscaoo Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, March 20.-By card pnb-
1ishcd this eventng. Chps. ] Il HowoA Withdrew
fsomths 0od as q candidate for Tho Republican
nomination Tor Cougroas, leaving Kschard Ed
ward ssho only prominent candidate yet men-
toned.
THE INDIANA DEMOCRATS,
Inp1ANAPoLIs, Ind, March 20.-A special to
the Even1ng Ne1ca aays that delegation from
tho Hendricks Club OF this city hsvo hal
conference with Mesara. Holman, Lan1ars
and Hsrmoad and It has desn
agreed that Landots. tho "Indapendont !"
nominee for Governor, ahall DO nom
inatod for Governor By tho Democrats, and Hol-
Unitod ststos Seps,or.hip, 10 Mo.1on's s' piscs. M
Senator Mcdonald acquleaces In this arrauRs.
mont, but Kerr, Fuiler and Williams hare hot
been consulted. 4 lively opposition to tho 1t.
ranRoment Ia therefore expected.