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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
Replica ia chiva del Hotel, Marina.

Buscand0 sobre una mesa
Por gtlstoy por a!icfon,
Aunque este aqui no mtcrcsa
Ago que leer, sin sorpresa
vi la " Civilization.
FL, ella clcontrG y lci
Tus verses, chiva entonada,
= \ aunqur teugo para mi
Que no pcrtenecc Il Ii
l.! todo dc Ia charada.
Voy por pura distraction
4 dCdicartc I'm momentn
Con alguna relieXion,
Sobre III rara election,
Para esrribir, de ar@lmenIo.
Raro que me chiya ruin,
Vulgo oycja 81 entrctcnga.
Entire papeles sin fin.
En- huscar cl Doitiih
\ que con 6l 81 mamcngd.
4 que tc 10 he lie ocultar :
Me eNtrana chiya, me extrana,
Te haya tl solo de gastar,
Cuando hay tantos cue probar
Do muy dis;inta calana.
Y Ia conviction mc 6H
CauSiudome algun disgusto,
Que un bledo le impor;ara,
cl.refi'an que dice csti
I'm la yariacion cl gustn.
Adcm:ls, tanto cneu.ir,
Tanto conner y tragar
III viejo, puede ocurlir,
No lc pucdas digcrir
y te yaya indigestnr.
.Aunque tcngo que dudar
Que i ycrba tc scpa 81 ceb", =,
Cuando Il otrns sabr cl manlar,
Scgun cl dicho vnlgar
4 ehicharr0nes de scbo.
\ cOnoccr tc convene
De III gusto sin embargo,
Y II. en- csto no Intervene,
Qac dc ycl'1a solo ticnc
Cicrto satimTito amargo.
Tanto, que dice tn hermana
Como es qno ccna almuerZa.
Cuando hay lantos dc su lana
Quo as.iZ de- tan mala CANA
Sc 10 tlugan i In fuerza
Probnndo dice vcrdad,
Que no cs para cicrta genie,
DE .Htina H0fttlnd;
lsaza lie alta cGliddd
i-nmanjar muy convcnicntc.
En- cuanto al grnpo cristiano
Que te Cieyora en- conciencia.
40 morii.i: del Dccano,
S,l alimento pllro Y sano
Nigoriza Sd existcncia.
Y ta, al pepsa', ten presente,
81 3,ie,,sds con intcncioni
Noesta cl borreSo pacionte
Solo, la garra potente
Tiene ccrca del Leon.
Con que asi no te descuidcs,
Nj a niugun capriclo ralo
Re abandones, nj tc divides,
Que sabemos tus ardidcS
Quc hablcs . que no habies claro.
IN CRlSTIANO.
cnknI Tkl,r.n NJ SEf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
N0TICIAs NACI0NALEs.

Ampliamos las publicadas Ell ell
anterior n1mero con las sigrientcs ::
Ascienden ( 443 los peri6dicos que
Sc publican en- Espana, de los cuales son
politicos 95, religiosos 63, literarios IS,
cientificos industriales artisticos los.
V de intereses materiales 100.
- FL senor conde de Tejada va ami
mado de esplritu conciliador V lleva la
esperanza de que las Diputaciones fora
les acepten las proposiciones que en-
representation del Gobierno debe ha-
Ger para el establecimiento de los
lmpuestos, tanto en- las Provincias Vas
congadas como Ell Navarro.
.a'sess sssEuEste IlltAtlA.distrin. IL parcce meior
dispuestcque los osMantefnns AAecibir,
SIN grandes diicultades las menci<a-
das reformas, siendo este ell motive al
lleva en- primer terinino 4 Pamplona q
senior conde de Teiada.
Respecto de las instruciones ou
del Gobierno ha recibido ell mencionad
selor, dicese que estain reducidas 4 con
seguir que las Diputaciones forales
conservando su autonomfa administra
tiva, ordenen ,reeauden por 81 los tri
butos que satisfacen has provincias d,
Espaha, regulando el importe de 10 uu.
habran de entregar los yascongados COZ
arregle 4 la estadistica y los calculo,
formados por la Administration central
es decir, IN sistema en- .cierto mode
equiyalente al de encabezamientos par;
todos los impuestos que disponga e
Estado.
Ell insigne reeta Zorrilla Sc en-
cuentra enferno en- CANA hace dias
- En- la noche del % Sc hallaba en-
I'M estado gravisimo el consejero de Es-
tado, senior general Riquelme, que en-
las iiltimas horas de la tarde recibio los
,iltimos Sacramentos
ULTRAMAh. - Real decreto iubilando
( Don Antonio Cordero, Tesorero gene
raj de Hacienda de la isla de Puerto
Rico
- El premio de seis miilohes de reales
de la loterla que aver Sc sorteo, cupo Ell
suerte al billete n,imero 1850, adqui-
rido .por ell agente Y banquero de esta
plaza Sr Don. Bruno Zaldo
Dicho Sr. habia remitido el afortuna-
do billete, en- union de otros nueve. gu
corresponsal de Cadiz. para satfsfacer,
creemos, yarias peticiones que Sc lie ha-
bian dirigido; pero dicho corresponsal
Sc 10 deyolyio, ! el senor Zaldo Sc halo
el dia 2l dueno de una cantidad de BIZ
lletes que nunca penso adquirir para 81,
v que huhiese cedido, segun sus propias
ofertas, 81 silguen Sc los lhlbiera recla-
mado. sFH~ R8as axk f&A81N
Ademas del premio de seis miNoaes, el
Sr. Zalao la tehidd Ia dicha de que le
correspondent otros cuatro, scgun nos
asegura, por 10 que aumenta aquella
importante suIna con cincuenta mil du-
ros mas, proximamente.
Mientras que en- las provincias del
Mediodia de Espaha y otras del Centre
Sc han sufrido horribles inundaciones,
en- Ast1rias, segun nos dice una carta
de Rivadesella, reins tai sequia que ha
VkWlslElhf ES'f3N1tI4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

en- honor de s. NJ, como Sc vera por la
esquela de invitaeion que motrp lugar
raproducimos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

Fatal Ii uoche cctr1.
Ay dc ii, Malek maldito,
81 en- i'll circcl de granite
La maldad Sc consume
IA lio:a ell bello garzOn,
IA llora cl ficio i IA par;
;Cuanio inutil soliozar.
:Cuanta menguada affection
Rostro de un qucrab, sangriento
Ncrto III cuerpo angelical,
Roto un Seno virginal
\ I'M alma sin pcnsamicnto.
Dcspoios inanimados,
Olros va 40 pudieron
\ el penon humedccicron
VuestNs ojos escaldados!
Az dc mi iIsensato amor.
-; Ia no es hora dc llorar
i Aln es tempo de natar.
Acgamos tardc, Senior ..
CeS6 Ia horrible afiiccion
Aqucllos cuerpos sc irguieron
\ hasta las brenas ginlieron
bel malhadado pehon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
| /

Z \ d6ndc vi cl galeop,
DE taantc prora cstrccha.
Que cruza como una fccha
POr la salobre extension
Por que es negtn Ia bandera
Que rcch,Za cl vcnlabal
4 Por que cs triste V funeral
Todo en- In negra @alera?
Negro aparcce cl cristal
Y negroS los masteleros :;
Nj canian los batclcros,
NJ suena cl aura cstival.
S0brc las calladas olaS
Rit.la triste cl sol ponicntc,
\ anda In mao indolente,
La de negras banderolas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19
SECTION IITIRARIA
LA IsLA NEGRA.

(LEYENpA fANris11CA BtLEAR. J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

Para el bajcl su carrera
Mientras vibra una cancion,
y dclautc dc un penon
Sncl!a el ;tncla Ia galcra.
Tolo en- reposo qlcd6;
FL baicl Sc baiancen,
y al descender Ia marca
In hombre en- terra sallo.
Entire Sus hraZos opl'imc
III cuerpo de una doncella,
Como I'M angel cn 10 bella,
Que rcza, solloza y gime.
y miGntras CORE el rap.ot
\ SolloZa In cuitada,
por Ia extension dilatada
Zumb6 un lejano rumor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

/.
Surge Ia lnna del mar,
Y en su llanura de plata
LA pcnumbra So retrata
he Ii costa Ba!car.
Minlrctcs Y torrconcs,
Capulas y ccloSias,
Mistcrios, mclanUlias.
Espcranzas y cancioncS,
Ali cSperan en- Ia plaza
\ Ia nave pcrczosa
Que rasga Ia mar und"sa
Mitu;raS Ia lunl Aesmava.
--Nuela. vucla, lc dccia,
Dcsdc popa cl niuta moro !;
T1 conduccs mi tesoro
. Navcga, Ia barca mia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

Santa Isabel DIRE III 1856.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-19

So Ia mura cSta cl bucn conde
Fl lmca vlcio Galcerin,
Dando al g,irrulo huracan
Lagrimas que en- vano esconde.
Rugc oprimiendo la espada,
4 dos pasos del anciano.
Siniestro el rostro galano,
Tn doncel: Jorge Moncada.
De pronto soloza el viejo,
De pronto cl joven solloza,
y i Sus sollozos, undoSa,
Nubla Ia mar sn rctiejo.
Bajo una noche de horror,
Sigue cl baiel su camino. Il.
~. Ay de ii, vii asesino
. Ay del pirata raptor ,
, 1877-10-06
IMPORTANT ARREST,

Capture of Canucls '' Cheap Jotu." Who
HAD AIsconticd with B3o.s0o.
At a late hour last night Deputy.SLcriR Wal
ter Mcdonald captured aud lodged III the Cou,,.
~ Jail FEcnehnan nanlrd q. o. Lang
10th, who recently skipped from Ottawa,
Ontario. after having hH creditors in the
!uEch In the magnificent sum Of &30s0 Up to
about tho time Of the great tre Langloth did .
"cheap Johu notion business In thls city,
varying his location Us pleased hilnsulf. lie run
several stutes of the kind lu the Blue
Island avenue district, aud was thought to bo
doing good business. Suddenly ho Jumped
put Ut town. and. it Is said, put several Ut his
baekcrs iu the hole On this occasion. In
ottawa ha ran quito an extensive bust
nsst, employing ~ many as sixteen
men. he carried quite heavy stock ot cheap
notions, and easily ran his credit at various
Auuses up into the thousands. Gome lwu
place q business, and upon inquiry
W. creditors learned that hc had lIpossd Vt
everything posslbls to be disposed Of, had
pocksseu the cash, which etrtalp!y must ap-
prox!lnata 80, 000, and had skipped out. Closu
search was made tor him, and Ii was ultimately
learned that he had returned 10 this city. Tho
case WIS t1tsuste4 to Ar. Mcdonald, aud lust
night be bagRe4 hls game in tlu vicinity Vt
No. 4O Blue Island avenue. Thu stolen
money has, OF course, been disposed ot
bY this thug, but the creditors hope hyxaruextly
pushing the prosecution to tecoyet n 1atr
amount Of It. L2ugloth will be telu to awnit
tau arrival Ut this Canadian others With i
5equt,ltluu.
, 1877-10-06
filIX0 upWE TQ YQTE,

GOING HOME TO VOTE.
tsttcf&! n*p1seh 10 The Chfca1" Trftttnf.
Was,t,x1ros, D. C.. Oct. 5.-Secrctary aher.
man Will lcayc for Ohio Sunday night 10 votc.
At least half of the Ohio clerks in Washington
will leave BY that time.
INCORPORATED.
The certificate Of Incorporation Of the new
4tdtionat Rtyrt12icnH Company was flied to-day.
The amount of capital is &c., 600 In $500 sharcs.
The tncorporators arc 4. II. Ctapp, Alexander
II. Shepherd, Lcatcr 4. Bartlett, IIallct& kil-
bourn, Henry H. Clapp, orvillc E. Babcock.
and Lewis C!cphau,.
nEQutsirfoN ron PATTERSON.
r. fhs Htstrrn Assnrta!td f'xr'a,
WAsn1N1ToN, u. C., Oct. 5.-Cttcf.justicc
Cartier. OF tic Supreme Court Ut the District
OF Columbia, to-day received rcqnitition from
States Senator J.. i. Patterson. Judge Cartier.
having examined the indictment agaitastt, him
nnn ACCOMMODATING papers, Will accordingly
tsane u warrant 3nr the scnatpf's arrest. a
tcthnicaits, lowever. anpeaf* IN tue rean1lsai, !:
to South Caroltna for amendment beforc DELI
' APPOINTMENT.
Mrs. Elizabeth 4. Schultz las been appointed
Postmtstrcss Mt falcsn. LII.
eECRET SERVICE INTERPOLATION.
The Con,tnisstun Investigating the SECRET
Service OF the Treasury Department las. en-
asnfncd Chief DrDnks AMI Assistant Chief BEN
son. Other wttncaseswI!t be called. TtIc Cnnl'
as io the character, the cpudttion, aud thu
pncrattol,s uf the Secret ecrylue Diylsun since
tito Ath VI March taAt, and to inquire tuto wf.at
imnrnvctncnt, II my, can bc tnals In Its Gill"
ciency. ......
The Wisconsin, Republican Association has
ceased to exist under the present ciyil-seryivc
rules.
, 1877-10-06

thc Ifbisc NJ REPRESENTATIVE, Thrs ha"..
*cirrtc,1 tAc1r man s,ul male their platform,
,,, ~, ,..,, H. Ga.. ,r,.,, ,I.t. .otn+. r,;,, T.,
'"'' ~ ~" Nv ,enl W.. '"'" '"'''n ''""' 80
tlr"d anil ffts millions of the pco1'lcs money.
II i, iu,r. tscau.e thty tto not taiI under faItc
,ul,,r,. and hc,ou.- TIER candidate }las o,xn,y
49,, "". ,i., ~, ...' ,,,nt. ,t.t.
s"' h!nare'Y put ''"'e4t "h '".' ~
1ofn'. lh's IA not the "aT SUBSIDY ion''"
t.ts usually plan q campaign. anil. II they
wjn, The ncon1e ccrtatnfv cannot complain tnnt
th.v wcrc ro,,tx,1 ,y wo1ve. in .hceu'a clothing,
ar ~ -. f...ta. t,,i,~ ~
.hs man selected ~ inc e1ss 'ae'"s 'o'"t ~,
Speaker of the Forty-ftth GhnGrces - ''ohu
Gootic, .tr. member from the Second Distrfct Of
vErrtnta, li,s position In regard to the sun-
.,,.-,.,.. =. az. ~ n.'tca !. .,,,,,,t,strrcix
y, .'.e .eAao.. *.''s ~. Sosta,' s,.., ~,
sl'l'" w nome oFea"' tuc so'.o,A '"n !" Nv
1t is an unqualified Endorsement OF the tchene'
It.w comrs IL That the Tcxas+Psriac lnhby
f.ets at-onr rnou1b n fo1t1,v entrr tto cnntc&
,'.r ,,". a.n.,'.s.,.t., a., ,ox ';o.. - h,,,n.o
~ H. f.f srt tt,,;.. @ ~ 80 ~ snr.;fdata ~
S,saL 49, ~, Ior,,, With ,,c tnnw. has Irct,
.tn..,,..,st ~" T., M ~. ~ III Nam.
.e,,tto frn,.,t ~. ~. arar- Vtsth.yn sa,ei
thtr. ,,,,' .1.,.i .,,', 1,'t ,,n. ti,s snn;cc.
H. In n, @ :. , s., suo ~ oc+e; Spn ~, H. Xr,n.
-. ~ .bn ~ 'I .. o,,,, - ,ha anu,fcrn
f,sm.s,nt. ,.h,s H.-nnfnnI ,rt,l' Sts,icv Mai.
tl,.". ..y f,..,tn ~ ~ En.tor ~. tis", },ore.
shnmi,t ii, j ;. tr hs naurtrat ,tttircs.
~ ~ - nlrG't M ~ ~ N a's.'S tf,r.s III
~, ,,.t,,. . ~ ~. liz ;,,,,r,,r,i II I, mr.
srrrct oit,.r H. tinrn. f.rnrs thn .icrtinn ri
Snu,ha.,, f,,s'.ra. sa. T., tho sne,rcrsiin' The
S,m,tirrn i,mnnr,ts .rio ,rcra wliiinft IN a..lst
Inn to ,irr, ttH,"hff.au f1n, TN, thcv cn,not
, 1877-10-06

PRo6KEss MADE ON THIS CasuBslDl1Ep ROAD,
Kprefat fHauafch 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
WAsMlHaroN, y. c., Oct. 5.-'TI,o Southern
Pacific Railroad Of California. which Is building
eastward from tbs PacItlc coast, has reached tho
lIo Colorllu, md Is now engaged In Tic
construction OF n brllgo across that
river Its line mud bridge at that point
pass over tho milltury reservation Of
Fort Yuma, and the representatives Of
the Texas Pacific kailroah Company have rallcI
tho ntteutInl of tho Secretary VI War to the fact
t,,at ltuntinytonfs road las been located on
t;ovcrnn,eut lan4 without having secured The
right Ut way. This complaint is. OF course,
prompted by tlle Texas Pacific people to Impede
thu progress VI tho bouthcrn l'acltie vi Cali
forna. ~ every milo OF roal built BY the latter
Company shortcns tho proposed lins Of TIC
Tcxas rac,tc, and reduces the amount OF sub
sidy for which 1t will be enabled to ask. Nctthcr
tho Secretary nf War nor oil tllo exrcu-
tive bsuslric9 of this Government combined
hpye the ps,wcr 10 grant the right of way across
tioycrninent reservation. That power Is solely
IN Cengrcss, mud yrt thu feeling In AImtn!stFa-
tion circles is that tho more rapidly the south
crn line Ut !oa1 Ia built, without u subsidy, tha
butter It is for the country. Thrso Is, therefore,
,so disposition tn thruw unnecessary obstacles III
tho way III ito progrcss. The Secretary Of War
brought this subject to tue attention Of tho
Cabinet to-day, but It Wns not deemed necessary
to take any Iurtlal aetlon upon 1t.
, 1877-10-06
V-E(TETINE

The following letter from thc Rev. q. W. mans.
1cld. formerly passof Of tle Methodist Epitc"pal
thurcn Hyde rark. md ut prrtent settled in Low-
eI NUT cuny!ncr every one who rcat!s bis letter
uf the wonderful cnrntlvc qualities OF yEuEr1xE
rs thorough Cleanser Z, and rar'act Of thc blona:
Utdr SIR: About ten yrArs nro, my health tair*l
thruugl tho depirllnx etIects uf ytpeps'a; nearly
w DpsS an 5 X
lhc form Of large, dccp-seased ah-eess. which
wins 1ltcrn nonths in gathering. bud two huf.
feeeiYcd no permanent cure. i suffered great pa,n
at uIngt. and "a. cons:antly WeaEencd BY pro.
fuse llschae:e. aIso lost small pieces Ut bonn at
Matter. rI, IN tins about seven years, tilt May,
1474, when friend recon,m ended nc to 60 to
{uuT Office. and tatx with you of the virtue ot
through your uaanufactnry. otln. the iusfcdents.
sf By w1s y.. S., co,a
/ commenced taking 1t soon after. but felt worse
from it, effects: still pere~vrre and SOON felt It
was bene1itiMx ;as u otht1 Fesprgtt YET d,d not
fully for = little more than 5eas. when tho ola!.
Guilty In the buck was cured; and, for nine Mpnths,
have enjoyed the best OF health.
have In that time gained twenty dsc pUnnds Of
hesh, beins heavier than esrr before in my llfc.
Sud waa never more aolc 10 perform labor tlan
how.
During the past few weeks had scrofulous
swelling. ~ large Nh my sst, sather on smother
part of my htEdy
level with tho surface III month, ! think shunld
had taken larger 'oses. after harlnx brcome &c.
Lei your patTous troubled with scrofula or Kid
ncy Dincatc understand that II lakes time u cure
chronic dlseases and. II they will patiratiy take
VITA great o'''x'''Sn' II SxyssF,EI{6 yssiF:, ,fEs.{ 'a'
ra1or Of thc Methodist Episcopal Church.
, 1877-10-06
RELIGIOUS.

THE Er1SCOrALIASs.
Bosrox, 0cl. 5-At thu Eplstupal General
Convention to-day tl,a Rev. Or. De Koyc,l, Of
Wisconsin, offered ths following resolution in
bel,alf Of the nIorcse Of Wisconsin:
Lf4otrtd, That. the ltouse u Nlshopa concusrinE,
4 utfOnaf tlnitslnu bf appointed Constsls
Ing af tvven l,shnp4. scsen lresDytcEr. anil acyen
tayn,en. 10 CONSIDER tho question 1f Il change III
tho legal title Ut the Church. and also to Consider
tbs cunstutlo VI tho Church al tho beginning II the
srcnnl century nf It's growth. upsn which II i
about to ener. and that thry he asked ~ print and
crciale their se;orl II least one anth 1afure tho
meeting af the next convention.
Or, Dc koTetl moved to hare this resolution
referred to the Committee OIL Amendments to
tue Constitution. lie sultl there werc two
things III the memorial presented: First, re-
garzllng tho change of The nan,e 0f the Church;
and, second, constitutional! commission,
which WAS tue most important portion Vt tho
paper.
The motion Of Dr. Dc Koycn prevailed, after
motion to lay on tho tablu was rejected by the
Convention.
Tho Committee on Constitutional A1ncnsi-
mcnIs reported In favur of the Limitation of tho
Jurisdiction of ths DI4llops Of Texas, California,
Western and Northern Texas, ari recommended
that tho House ratIfy the amendment providing
for tue rcliet Ut Btshoprtca which are too large.
Before tue Convention could act, It was stated
that Maryland had not received proper 1ega! no.
tscc. This caused long discussion Ut what waa
proper nuticc. Tho lscv. ur. Adams. of Wtscot,
lin, oppoaed tue amendment. recess was
taken.
1t tho meeting Of tue Board Of siIsaons q
committee of three DisAUps, tu luke fnlu tvtl,
Alteration the Indebtedness Ut tho Board, re-
ported thot about o., 0UO WA wanted, but that
the whole sum could hare llccn ratsed Ind the
r1o mn n f1t1uhrr atf ta1FAhrS vFpfs
upon tho calendar.
Tho report of the Committee OIL Domestic
Missions W. t. .eaq nna sGs. as ;sss
were $:3na.,Hs3. THIS Committee recommended
that so,llu certain untinrM method Ut collecting
supplies he adopted A Central Council for tha
direct distribution Ut funds collected was sut.'
gestetl. 4nA the envelope appliance ior use Ia
various churches was recommended.
'ThH Regularity System mud tlIe.l habit VIA
needed. and this, With tho right trsluing, could
b. secured
, 1877-10-06
Candidates for the Spcalscrshir
Arrive at tic Capital.
Tho Prevailing Sentiment Appears to
Be "Anything TO Beat
Randall
Defects in the Interior Building Exposed
bJ tile lleccnt Storm.
Items Of Interest Concerning tho Texas and
Southern Pacific Roads.
MEXICO.
kCHLEtcHER rHEntCTk WARM WORK.

kEHLE1CHER rHEHtETs WARM WORK.
Sf~e,at htpa,rh To The EAfr1vo 7s7taH<.
NAaHINa1os, u. e., Oct 5.-Congsessman
Srh!ctrl,cr ,ostay stated that lie expects any
ttuie 10 IIrur Of great trouble on tho Iii, usadc
torder. lie thinks that Tho next important
news from that country will he that tic Mex
tenns Of The Stasc Of 1amatttras have inva1ct
The adIarcnt Uuftcd States trrrit,ry. lie finds
grnunds for these apprct,ctsiuns III hts private
adyres from his district. wtsl, canprtecs tho
entire Etto 0raudc border country, and In copies
Ut Mexican newspapers published! Just over tho
border witch have recently reached
hin. TIrese papers openly any TINT
Of War 10 trsrinl his order Il,
t1rn. Ord. = he KNOWS that lie Is powerscts to
Gliforce H. l,erc he makes himself ridiculous.
Tia &Afttt new ws}MtcrS contain threats that the
Ilrxt inyas1tr, ot tcrriturv NAV he
THE MO nHANnE HoNDER
fr0'n tho south tu the nurtll. aclIctchcr SAYS
no additional legislation Is NEEDED To protect tho
TINT Is nrcslcd Ia trunns enough to cnforcr II.
But Ori now Reports that llc cAEinot tnasch tflta
alGxtcG to pursue lnarauderk with bo0 nen.
'fhets troops, Il they should enter r..
" 4..00 Mcai.ans, and ovcrpowcred. Tic only
Invasion vi Mexican eo!! thus far made by u,tr
tr,ops tus been In the Upner Ito tirande cnt,il.
try, Into THAT portion Of Mexico which IL oecu-
ped by kt!kapo.' asss1 llpall Indians. a.l'l !.
scattering Mexican population. THIS portion ni
sir8tco alas scarcely auy business ur other re-
lntiuut NTH the Suite Of Tanaultpas. Further
down the river. OpiMsitH our nl.ire important
settlements intu the Stato VI Tatnaullpas, Gen.
Uul
DOES NOT DARE TO CRuss.
Should lie up 10 lic would be speedily orcr.
powered by the Mcxirans. It docs mt tuattcr,
bch!clcllcr saws. ttut the DIaz Goyerntnent is
fnenuy to te UnieL statcs. tur It IL true tt,at
Jljny
tic border. lis most trusted l;encrai. Uruc.
yidcs, was conlnclri tn 1,Inkc hEa csrapc in the
night, alIl Is In New York. t}uslzalct md lit
other lcncruls have been iarccd tu retire to the
United States. tllc Government, schcIcllcr
Mexican border population, which l,ns no more
RESPECT for treaty rights than It has for Its own
Central Government.
, 1877-10-06

4fH4 IT. Z. SfEFKNHs - =
in 1877! your tkHkT1xE wae recommended 10 me:
and yielding TO the psr+ua.ln;. u friend. cou'
tcntcu 10 try IL. At tho time was auEcting frnm
Hene1at Debility and Srrvuus rrostratlon. super.
induced by utcfwusk and Irregular Aubs. Ita won.
Cetfll STRENGTHENING mud curntfsc prupertlra
seemed IL affect MY lehi!i.atet system ftoh the
htrt dose; and. under tfs persistent nhc. rau,aly
recovered, gaiRfny more than usual health and
guUd feeling. Since then hasc not heAlt1tcd to
give tEoETtSE my nlo-s unqualified iIdor.cmcnt
n* hcing rafe. sure. and powerful agent IN pro.
new life and energy. VE.E7i>E il The eiiv tned,-
esnc use. and. 81 long live, never EXPECT 10
ind BETTER Yours truly. ". II. Cl.Alk.-
Ito Mnnierr3-sL, Alcghan3, Pa.
, 1877-10-06

New YoRK, OFT. 5.-Thc atorm on the T1ud-
son last night WIS tue heaviest III years. Thero
was an accident On this Hudson River Railroad
at R!ycrlae last night callscd by TIE wall fall
Ing. Thu engine was tlrown upon tts Side, and
tho baggage and express car and ono passenger
car pl1rd upon each other. Thu track was
cleared thIs morning, ai,d trains arc running
regularly,
, 1877-10-06

Sutrtai DlsmItch n TIE CHtcuDo TRIBUNE.
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, Oct. 5.-StcpEen Curtis,
a wclt-kuown farmer residing near here, was
goscd by abull Oh Tuesday evening. and died In
an lIour from the injuries received. Tho unfar-
mats man's bowels wcro torn out By tho infuFi-
ated beast, and he, knowing that death must
eusllc, requested that lle bu not removed fruln
tic field Whrro lo fill unttl ha died.
, 1877-10-06

PHEscoTT, Ar1ona, Ott, "A diapatch from
the commanding officer 1t Fort Wiugate says
Laco and l0o rencgales from san Carlos res
eyyation GANG tu sud offered to surrender. They
ase all in deatituse circumstances, and saY they
had trouble with tho White Mountain Indians,
who are still Il large. Small bands Of Indians.
whose presence cannot be accounted for other
wlsu th.n a. senega4es, are met every day In
various portions Df the Territory.
, 1877-10-06
BLACK SILKS.

At rs CTs.-3o pcs. All-silk Black 9rot
Grains. worth 81.
AT $1.oO-2 cases Bl'k Lyons Gros Grains,
% irchen wide, bright. hnndaotno
finish; actually hold at - 90 last
season, and worth to-day 81 rs:
AT s1.26-An extra heavy and showy Blk
Gros Gram.
At s1,6o-Rtch aud very heavy Blk Cach-
emtre Silk; q great bargain.
AT $1.6U-1ta1iAn warn and wett heavy rich
9ros Grain heretofore thought q
good $3 8ilk.
AT $2.o0-An extra bargain in last-men-
toned mako OF Silk, extra rich,
heavy. and large cord; believed to
be worth s2.76.
100 pieces - Belfona" CRchemtre Sublime
Dlk Lyons Silks. in all grades. ut from $50
TO Il a yard loss than pF,ces pne month ago !;
r.ehsst ras aas'tca With ~ieh we ar p
ent ovcratocked. This elk we consider tho
most durable. elegant, ind at present prtcas}
iutEinstcatlY the cheapest Silk imported.
A null line OF "Gutnet's Dgk silks, from
$1.26 yard upwAFds.