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The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
SECOND EDITION
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DEATH OF THE LATE ADJUrANT
community was startled this morning over
the announcement that the late Adjutant
General William Reynolds had died very
suddenly, Upon hearing the rumor a re
porter of the GAZETTE started to look up
the facts and found the deceased had ex-
pired this morning at 1913 O'Clock. iu
Mr.. Reynolds was born in Min Creek
hundred this county, and about 40 years
ago and was the second child Of four
brothers. syig at'ta't "a
During his life he was engaged in farm
ing near NewarF, for some time, after
which he engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at the above place, remaining few
years. .'rIm
He then sold ont his business and en-
gagged in selling phosphate at Baltimore,
there he remained short time when he
disposed of his business and removed back
to Newark, where he remained at farming
until about four years ago when he re-
moved to this city engaging in the Real
Estate business in which he continued up
to the time of his death. Burning his
life he held but two public position, that
of Treasurer ofthe Trustees of the Poor,
which position he resigned at the last
meeting of the Board. The other posi-
tion was that OF Adjutant General. hay-
ing been appointed to the position by Ex-
Governor. Ponder. This position he re-
signed on last Monday.
| Although his death was very sudden he
had been unwell and complaining for sew.
ersl days. On Tuesday he went to Dover
and remained there until yesterday. Up
| on arriving come he was very much in
disposed and during the night DR.. Dun
ming the family physician was hastily
summoned and found him suffering very
intensely with congestion of the brain
DR.. Dunning finding him so bad called
in DR.. Bullock, both of them remaining
at his besdide until his death. y
| The disease resulting in his death may
h ave been brought on by mental excite
ment. owing to financial embarrassments
as it is reported, that seventeen of his
cheeks went to protest at the banks this
week. He leaves wife and five small
| children. He was the son of John A
Reynolds, a prominent merchant of Mid
dletown, and brother of Edward Rey
nolds, publisher of the transcript of tina
| place, -.I .. rf... .s-.,. .Il- o..
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
THIRD EDITION |!
THE ELECTORAL COUNT CON-

The interest in the proceedings of Con.
gress yesterday continued in the House
where an exciting strns;i- took place in
regard to counting the electoral vote Of
Vernon, which after twelve hou-s
contest, resulted in complete defeat Of
the filibustering element, every effort to
delay the count of Vermont vote being
voted down During the struggle Speak
er Randall expressed the opinion that
the president pro tenn. of the Senate COM
imitted wrong on Wednesday In refusing
tn open the package rendered tc him by
Mr.. Hewitt. purporting to contain the
electoral vote Of Vermont, but confessing
bis inability to supervise TIE action Ct
that officer. The House then voted not
to count the vote of Solace, one Of the
Vermont electors, because OF alleged in
met in Joint convention, when the electo-
raj vote Of Vermont was counted for
Hayes and Wheeler, both houses not
having voted to reject the vote. Virgin
| ia were then called and their votes
counted for TIlden and Hendricks. Wis
consin, the only remaining State to be
counted, was then reached, when the
democrats presented objections to count.
ing the vote Of Daniel W. Downs, one OF
the republican electors, on the GROUND
that he was ineligible, having been Un1.
ted States pension agent both on the
day of the presidential election and OF
the 9th of December when h. cast his
vote san elector. At 11.25 o'clock the
houses went in separate session to consid-
er the objections. Upon reaching is
chamber the Senate without debate and
without roll-call, adopted a resolution
to count the vote of Downs, together
with the other republican electors FOR
Wisconsin, and the secretary was in IL
structed to notify he House Of its action.
| In the House, after the separation, there
was again considerable flibustering. and
it was one o'clock this morning when 1t
proceeded to the discussion Of the main
lquestion-the ineligioility OF the Wiscou-
sin elector. -.t-..lI
About o'clock this norm, the vo, g
Wheeler.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02

. A YOUNG TRAvELLER.-Last eve
ming about $3.50 o'clock Officer Bouzarth
OF the first district, saw small boy creep
ing into wagon standing in the City
Hotel yards, thinking that all was not
right he took him in charge. Upon being
questioned the boy stated that his name
was John Kelly son of James Kelly resid-
ing at Somerset and Belgrade streets, Port
Richmond, Philadelphia. Upon being
asked how he came to get here his story
was to the effect that he was selling papers
at the P. w. L. B. r. r. depot in Phila-
delphia, and becoming tired of it he with
several other boys commenced to play
'tiger,p and while standing on the, car
to keep out of the reach of che boys, the
train started of, and he could not get of,
ana so came on to this city. His father
has been telegaphed to and will probably
be down to-day to take the boy home. In
age the boy looks to be about 10 years.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
Hayes Speech at New
ark.
LINCOLN'S WORK AND THE RES
TORATION OF A UNION OF
HEARTS.
NEWARK O.. March :

N6WAhA Oss uhlCn
At the Columbus depot, while awaiting
the departure of the train, in obedience
to calls from the vast crowds in attend
ance Governor Hayes spoke as follows;
Ny FELLOW CITIZENS l appear to say
few words in bidding goodbye to you
/ understand very well the uncertainty
of public affairs at Washington. l un-
derstand very well that possibly next
week may be with you again 10 resume
nv place in the Governors Office and as
your fellow citizen, but also understand
that it is my duty to be at Washington,
prepared toassume eanotherposition.h higt
er and more responsible, and with more
difficult duties. l have thought as :
looked upon this great audience, and a.
to-day I gazed on the people who throng-
ed our route to the depot as similar re-
currence sixteen years ago. little less
than sixteen years ago marched down
High street with thousand men 10 pass
to the East and to the South to do what
We could to restore the union of the
States and to re-estabhsh the authority
of the Constitution. Cheers In that
| work we were eminenLly, successful, 80
| far y it was possible to be successful hy
( force of arUs. / am not here to say
word in dIsparagemen5 OF what was ac-
Icomplished by the brave men who went
out with men from different parts of the
country. Ofmy comrades one-third and
over never returned to their nomes
They perished in the discharge of their
duty that the Republic might live. But
there was something force could not do.
We would have our Onion to be union
of hearts, and would have our Constitu-
tion obsyed not merely because of force
compels obedience, but obeyed becaur e
the people love the principles of the Con-
stitution. And to-day, if am called to
the work which Abraham Lincoln was
called sixteen years ago, it is under
brighter skies and more favorable ausp:-
ces. ] do hope, do fervently believe
that by the aid of Divine Providence we
may do something in this day OF peace
by works of peace towards re- establishing
in the hearts of our countrymen real
hearty attachment to the Constitution as
| it is and to the Union as it is. Long
continued applause.
SUPPER AT ALToNA.
| Governor Hayes and party arrived at
Altoona at 1880 this morning, and stop
ped twenty minutes for supper at the
Logan House, leaving for Washington
via Harrisburg.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
GOV. HAYES IN wAsHINGrOx.

OUVtrHOT hayes anu Party ItIC COIum-
bus, o., yesterday at 1880 p. m. for
Washington in the private car of the pres
ident of the Pennsylvania, Railroad Com
pany, attached 10 the regular train. The
train is due at Charles street depot, Bal
timore. at 7.45 this morning. The pri-
vate car, it is understood, will be switch
ed off at Union depot, and Gov. Hayes
will proceed al once to Washington via
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
reaching there about o'clock. Hon.
VIM. A. Wheeler,the republican candi-
date for Vice-President, is expected to al
rive in Washington this afternoon. Jilaf'
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02

4 IMPORTANT SUIT AT LAw.--Theques
ton Of payments made by the p. & r. r.
fR. Co. OF unearned dividends to its stock
bolders. Is proposed to be tested by suit
at law. This will bring forward the in
dividual liability of the director for such
payment. Two or three large stockhold-
ers will also be sued, and if plea OF
abatement is entered reciting that the
other stockholders are jointly liable, the
defence will have to prove who the thir-
teen thousand stockholders are. The
snit will involve the liability ofsuch stock
holders for all debts ofthe company after
its assets are exhausted. ps9 .
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
CARD.

The undersigned successor to and part
ner in the late firm OF e. B'inghurst & CO.,
tinue the business at the old stand. and
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
aid OF q full corps Of competent and skill
full assistants, who have had a practical
training in this establishment in their ex-
perience respectively, of from i've to ten
ates OF the Philadelphia College Of Pharndcv.
endeavor by faithful and careful attention
the highly responsible duties of the
Apothecary in his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the lib
eral patronage long extended to this house
u. JAMES BELT, Apothecary.
c5-tf Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
IJIMNIGTON MARKETS.
RAILROADS.
kDELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
[TfMORE RAIL ROAD.

ADELpHIA, WILMINGTON d
LTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876. -
will leave Wilmington as lollows
|tlphia and Intermediate Stations,
1 500, $50, 10.45 a. IN. $50, 40, 10,
'and New York, 2.02a, IN. 2.l4, 1910,
lore and Intermediate Stations,
a. NJ.
lore and Washington, 1882, LIS,
l25o, l.gG. 5.l9 p. M.
iOr Delaware Divisian, leave for:
astle, 800, 60. 9.35, a. m. l.3O, $50
ing and Intern ediate Stations 800,
$50 ?, m.
and Intermediate Stations, 500,
sunday TRAINS.
kphia and Intermediate Stations,
5OG $50, p. IN.
elpdia and New York, 2.02 a. m.
lore and Washington, 1882, 1.55 am.
rther information passengers are
70 the time tables posted at the
II. i. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
Local Matters.

THE JURY's VERDiCT-The Coroner's
Jury summoned to hold an iffuuest'over
the body Of John NJ oran, who committed
suicide at the Aims House YESTERDAY,
rendered verdict of death from hanging
MT. N oran was, a marr1ed man having
only been married about three months
before he became insane. '7q : il07l f7E
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
RecOMMENDED BY THHFACuLrx

ALIENS Strengthening Cordial and
Liver Pill.-They have cured thousands
of hopeless cases where all other known
eo Of the horrors ors that % attend end sUprery Sur e or
the heroic medicaltreatment. They are
worth a whole army of Doctors. Try
them and be convinced. For sale by all
Druggists. Jan 18-d&w1y,.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
[...,st and Co"''"ere'S'.

T., ,,rxerov, Del, March ?, 1871; sli |,
sIock 9o', 3ou'NE n. i. Cor. 4th and A. Mar
|, EsCWn Wilmington, 4 Del, at l r. M. TO-
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02

NOR SAI,E.-Three bulIdIng lots on
II JacIxson street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near jackson,
and lot 21 feet front on Delaware avenue
near Harrison. Apply at tnis ONCE narsu
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
llhe Nail SciRso,s
FoI!the Bath
llVAL FARMER H0TEI

u .
smlles rron' "phLPHIA DEL, PIKE,
1uGprIr~o from Wilmington.
pNG taken y -, PROPRIETOR.
m my e ffie6dan a new 3 lease, 1 would in
isS seed 70 receive travelRe@rse ave lR@eiic nd that
bed ,ed with the eItUns: mons: The table will
oar filed wi With ibiS9ries oSs of the season.
Ihe house VII, VII ,choice wines and II
hed in the WILL VIII be remodeled IL and "a
hd Of hors.e5S he,. for the ae,o; accommod Sood stIod
me public aro anu ample room for
kyeme call. are respectfully inyi-
| |,h Co. feb24-Srnd.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
= SALE OF CATTLE

! sssEtsise,s Esa' q. VIII Sell at n,,,,,.
'OrOugh, Chester { ounty +.
'TD1a' D1 UNA. MARCH,. l2. 1871.
FIFTY HEAD on fy,w.
And . Fresh =, and sprlnrcrs o"s'
pd lanbs, 'hIEP. and humber ~
A. ylcbo,. SILL q BAILEY.
KENT :. feb2sts
'''''urer's Agents for
ErL. IRON,
aARn0, STEEL,
as IsrA.3lH IIOAcH MATERIAL All WARE
jSi,slr Sielr llne, and Stock SSk of Goods in the
4''ed States, u oest assorted Stock
NJ ~ W. W sHlPLEY AND a,o
"ASGE Ss STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
PEClAL NOTICES.
{ CREAI DISCOVERY |

RCNkLE'SBITTER WINE OF
pr the cure0 weak stomach, gene
PITY, Indigestion, disease Of the ner-
ktem, constipation, acidity of the
and all cases requiring a tonic.
lhe includes the most agreeable and
salt OF iron We possess Citrate
etlc Oxide, combined with the most
oi vegetable tonics-Yellow = cru
lect in many cases of debility, loss
ete, and general prostration, Of an
SalIoi iron. combined with our VAL
i've, is most happy. II augments
slte, raises the'pulse takes of mus
DDlness, removes the pallor of de-
hu gives a horid viger 10 the coun-
3 want something TO strengthen
you want a good appetizer 2 No Won
uilu nal Up your constitution? DO you
Eel well ? Do you want TO get rid
sneSs? Doyou want energy? n.
10 sleep well ? DO you want brisl
VS Wiua FEELINGS? &c II You do, try
ply valuable tonic has bean so,ho-
sted by all classes of the com an ',Ui NJ n.
! u is nowaeemed Indispensable a !
nedlcine. 1t costs but little nnri
\ ,e9a "a ana gives tone to thestomach
@ tne system and prolongs life
pniy ask a trial of this yaIuah,o
re u per bottle. E. F. KIJE-
~ proprietor, Philadelphia Pa
~ Druggist for kunkel's Bitter VIM m
liza Iao take no other make. Sold " onlv 1i'e
n II; ibeA All Others are counterfeit, It's 81
Tape Worm.
Nmoved with purely veye,s,,s
sng" npg"tssiEg y from The system alive N
s,ii,e M the head passes. Come nsVe,d and
o,.h Sl SSltreated. DR.. E. F,KuNx1T-Iiu 1-iu
Oia saa, Nlnth St., hEadelphia. A. a
ovsS sS"', rin and Stomach Worn !
Sp% sS' Ss, ASH your druggist for X KuMs s
circn,sYrR TS S,YRUP. Price 81 per bottle.
n0vld&w1rn
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02

NOR SALE OR RENT-Ihe old estab-
X lished Bakery, together with dwelling,
- 1M,xtnres and stabIing, at the N. w. corner OF
Fifth and Tatnall streets: Apply 70
i''-- ROBERT TAYLOR,
irctf On the premises.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02

When the season for making presents
comes, make some sufferer of your ac.
quaintance present of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and note the benefit it will do him
and the happiness you will receive.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
Public Sale.

THE subscriber, having changed his
mode of farming, will sell at Public
Sale, at his farm, near McClellandsville
in White Clay Creek hundred,
ON MONDAY, MARCH THE 10TH, 1877,
at II O'Clock, a. m, sharp,
The following described personal properly
a horses-No. l., a large brown
X1x\ mare, Z. years old, an excellent
T1O work animal and a good leader;
.AG-N No. 2, brown mare, years old
good worker and traveller; No. 8, brown
mare, o years old, Hambletonian stock.
good style and prompt driver; No. 4, bay
hamplet9niaa s mare, years ola, good drl;
Pheton or lady's horse; No. 5, bay mare. 4
years old, good stock and size No. 9, brown
mare, years old, good farm mare; No. Z.
a year old colt. A valuable pair of large
every respect, and will work to ~ (G4N
fE. anything; two pair of NSSu
uh fine oxen well match saLUU
H4EA ed and well broken; 4 head Of
one of them with pigs. l carriage. now
er, Pratt horse rake, good as new; four
horse wagon, large hay rigging on wheels,
hay rigging with tongue and axle for Ok
en-, good OK carts wheelbarrow, / thresh-
er, hand hay. press, plows, 8 pair of twin
harrows, cultivators, two-horse cultiva-
tor, corn drag and corn drill, 3 forty-quart
and twenty-quart milk cans, lot of milk
buckets and pans, ] Pennock corn shelter.
roller. horse hay fork with good rope and
blocks, grain fan, double and single trees
lead and breach harness, OK yokes, OK
chains, fifth, sixth and stump chains, 2 pair
forked chains, forks. rakes, also a lot OF
new twin harrows and cultivators.
CoNDITIoNS.-All sums less than thirty
dollars cash; over that amount a credit OF
six months. Interest added or three per
cent off for cash.
SAMUEL LINDSEY.
il. w. STIpuABI g. Son, Auc's. m WITS
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
Loan zssocictto,,s.

The ninth annual meeting Of the Star
Loan Association was, held last evening,
and the old offers were re-. lected.
The report of the Secretary shows that
during the year there had been received
from all sources $73,094 so; and expended
S7O,9S2 "a, leaving balance on hand in
the treasury eff $2,111 32.
The value of shares increased 1896. The
present value of each share is S173 .5s
amount required to mature S26,42. The
association will run out in about IL
months II no serious loss in property is
sustained.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-02
Tape Worm.
'Airaeulous Cure for Cor,s

& corns oirrsiSiy SiIhoi,!g Of great popularity for
l. hR4NGHURST 4 CO.
Corner S,r., Apothecaries.
., S."@E sixth and Market SIS.
h. Fine IN Nail scissorr '''
1 n ya,1J1 ,1J1Faight, Fi1gghht Nail Brushes, Hand
Conc, M n,nniNGHURST d co 'oi
90'ner Sixth and MarketH Sc
For!the Bath.
\ Soaps 'hsea in IN, Towels, Bath sponres.
h Frjcti.aLaa fti.LaPs, Brushes, &c. OF borso n1so
ct The pli sanp q y u loves, and many 9th otbeT er
cornserK m, nserKli;NGHURsT & co.
elxth and Market Ste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
Boletin Mercantil.

dnrla general para Ia oportuna toma de
razon; Ii cual consignada, pasaran i Ia
Tesoreria general 4 recibir los billetes
que les corresponds.
g. Ell tenedor de la carpeta que deie
pasar su turno, & no acuda al llama
miento, que,iara para ell final del canie.
z. Mientras ell CAME Sc efect1a por
complete J para no embarazar la opera
cion haciGndola impracticable, Sc sus-
penden ell canie dc resfduos y pago de
los intereses devengados y no satisfe-
chos por falta de presentation de los
interesados.
s." VeriGcado el canie de la primera
tanda, Sc anunciara oportunamente al
p6hlico ell de las restantes, hasta COM
pletar el total n6mero de billetes.
La Intendencia cspera de los tenedo-
res de carpetas Sc apresuraran can
jearlas, porque i nadie mas que ellos
interesa cl que la operacion quede prom
tamente terminals.
Puerto Rico, noYiembre Z de 1871
1At0giO BeimoatP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-11
SEGgIOI Official.
Intendancia General de Hacienda plhlica
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO RICO.

Recibidos los billetes del Tesoro de
esta Isla por indemnizacion de los que
fueron poseedores de esclayos, es llega-
do el case de proceder q su canje por
las carpetas provisionales. Para que Sc
efect1e con la debida regularidad y ra-
pidez possible, esta Intendencia ha dis
puesto las siguientes reglas:
l. Ell cauie tendra efecto por tandas
de diez mil billetes cada una.
"a Los tenedores de carpetas que
comprendan los billetes nt1mero prime
TO al diez mil, la presentaran desde el
dia II del que rige en- adelante, en- la
Administration Central Gle Contribucio-
nes Rentas, Negociado de billetes, con
factura duplicada, endosandolas Il su
dorso en- los siguientes terminus: A la
Intendencia general de Hacienda, para
su canje por billetes. Z" Fecha y frma
del interesado); procurando estampar-
las en- el pedido por numeracion CORE
lativa de menor 4 mayor.
Las facturas arregladas al modelo
dispuesto, Sc hallaran de venta en- la I'm
prenta de Hacienda 4 cargo de d. Jose
j. Acosta.
g. Recibidas en- dicho Negociado las
earpetas y facturas, ell Jefe de 81 las
oomprohara entire al y halladas conf l.
mes, las taladrara 4 presencia del inte-
resado, consignandolo por nota en- una
de las facturas que con su firma entire
igara a aquel para su resguardo mien-
tras ell canje Sc efeet1a.
f. Luego que obren en- la Admins
TRACTION Central las oarpetas que abra-
cen la primera tanda, la misna anuncia-
rd al pnblico 81 dia en- que ha de dar
principle el CAME, horas en- que la de
aeriiioarse en oada uno y oarpetas que
han de canjearse, siguiendo el :.ss;alnero
de 6rden de presentation de las fac
turas.
81 Llegado ese dia, los tenedores dc
facturas llamados al canie, presentaran
en- el referido Negociado dc billetes Ia
que conservan en- su poder, recogeran
de el las carpetas, y con ambos docu-
mentos las presentaran en- 10 Conta-
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GAGIf As.

Obito.-El dia s dei6 do exstir Ia j6-
ven senora d. Llisa Mc-Allister, es-
posa de nuestro apreciable amigo Don
Antonio Catali. El entierro tuvo lugar
aver habiendo asistido q rendir el 1lti-
mo homemade 4 las virtudes dc la difun-
ta una escogida y numerosa concurren-
cia.
Hoeemos votos por Ia eterna bienaven-
turanza del alraa de la Sra. Mc-Allister,
i tan psematuramente arrancada de este
Ivalle de la9rimas, y su apreciable IA
milia enviamos ell mas santido p6same.
FoIlGsin. En- este n1mero termina ell
areoio3o { interesante ibro dc Cirlos
lFrontaura titaladq LAS MADREs, cuyas
paginas reboaan Cle sentimientos deli
Ieadisimos de Ia mas pura moral. En-
1uestro prozino nttlnero, consecuentes
en- nuestfo prop6sito de ofrecer 4 los
iloctores ameha Y entretenida lect'lra,
empezaremes 4 publican Ia exeeleAte
curiosa obrita denominada Eatt naan}-
gua, Dtali0 de ~; ecsatieea3o, por Don
Antonio del nosal, coronal graduado
que estuyo prisionero en- las flas de los
insurrectos cubanos durante dos meses.
Ilama1a atencion este hhro por el senci-
llo estilo CON que esta escrito por los
curiosos detalles que dd de las partidas
rebeldes su vida tgaahumante.
nssgracia. En- Ia noche del iudves
fu6 haIlado en- la iancha Et.pea del Ro-
saio, en- la playa liamada de los ladri-
Hos, el oa6!aver del indiyiduo de colon
Francisco Ramos, al que Sc practice er
la tarde de aver, por dos la6dicos de Ia
Armada, la correspondence autopsia
Como este esta va baio la aoeion del tri.
bunal competente, nos abstenemos dc
decir una palahra mas sobre el asunto
Retreta. -Cuando m1s felices nos las
prometiamos en- la retreta del jueveS
porque este dia suela ser preferido en-
tire las bellas. he ali que Ia atmosfera
que per 10 visto esta tan chglatld come
lnuchos que andan por este mundo, vi
no 4 acabar tttigies4neate con la retreti
soltanao una infnlta serie de chuhas
COS.
Todo sea por Dios esperemos Ia d
Emanana dorlingo.
Lope de Vega. Manana domingo $
pondran en- eseena en- este teatro: La lin
/ disima comedia de Zunel titulada Oh
gallo te cnata'a y 81 chistoso iuguete Cd
] mico original de Pastcrtldo que tien
por nombre Sistemo Ao'acopdtico. Els i
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INFERNO del Cuerpo en- este Departa-
mento, como Pre- sidente, Y los Vocales
D. Eugenio Diaz del Castillo y CANA
che, Ingeniero Jefe de primira clase, D.
Andres Avelino Comesma y Batalla, In
geniero Jefe de segunda clase, d. Indale-
clio Alfonso y Felix de Bargas, Ingeniero
Jefe de segunda clase y D. Cayo Pu5a
y Maflach, Ingeniero primer vocal y Sc
cretario, Sc prncedio d coleccionar los
datos recogidos en- los experimentos
practicados en- dicho Arsenal, Y con
arreglo ala Real Orden de veinte de
noviembre de mil ochocientos setenta y
seis. con los carbones de la nina MA
RIA LUISA, situada en- ell vale de
Santa Ana sitio llamado de las Cubas,
en- Ast1rias, propiedad de los senores
L. Cuadra Y G.. Martinez.
Examinados dichos datos, resulta que
en- fo que Sc refiere q sus propiedades o
caracteres fisicos
Eel carbon de Maria Luisa presenta :
Color neqro aaate -Textura dminas
cop,Dactas. BIillo mate-Fractura dstt-
Uosa. Color de la fractura negro brittda-
te.-Brillo de la misma craso. Aqua hi
grometrica absorvida en- "a horas 0,50
o. OI0.-Agua gases desaloiados a 100
c. 1888 p. 0I0.-Densidad media l245.
No contieae ndterius ert,dl tS.-lntrodu-
cido ell carbon en- el tambor, que con
arreglo al parrafo cuarto de la condicion
uuinta. V dando 90 cneltos en- tres mint
tos, prodyio un Is p. 0I0 de meno4lo.
En- las pruebas hechas por el mismo
carbon en- la caldera de ensayo Sc obtu-
vieron los resultados siguientes