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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
Ia HN'FRIGEgHzeAED.
FABRlCA DETABACt)S Y CIGARRILLOS
DE CANDID0 FARINA,
DE LAS MEJORES VEGAS DE JUNCOS.

CiGarrillos Il % cajetillas por peso.
NOTA. "A los que hagan pedd0s dircctamente por
por cicn pesos . mas de las vtoas de s25
para arrha sinnpre quo 81 pedido fuese
de una sola. sc lea rebajara el ~; pero 81
fuere de diferentes bitolas, serji del 10 20 la
! rebaja.
OTRA Sc necesan cnco tahaqueros para trabaar
L6ndres; los que deseen ingrt.sar puo1cn
dirigirse Il esta fibrica Hta 81 Abril
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
BauIeS lAundOS.

Construidos en- el pals, con totla Solidez, ar
queados dc hierro, sc yenden preco m6dico,
en- la qumcalla Ri tdndado, Cruz, 9, e-l5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
la PEQuEil iNTILIA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARB0NICA
Y LIMONADAS G.ASEOSAs.
7. SAN JOSE 4.

Alentado por la creeisnte protection de
este cuto yecindario. el tluefio de este "a
acreditado establecmiento, ha completado
&, que Sc itsan en- los paises en- donde esta
industria esta d la mayor aitura Ell agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas sus
efectos higiGnicos son va por experiences
2qui bien conocilos.
l1t'9 I'Vi7Vilds ,lue 9.lseen apohi.tsc PoL me
estar en- la seguridad de que Sc les seryira 4
precios en- extremes m0dico. Los que IA
yorezcan con slIs pedidos esta fahrica caen-
ten con que han de fomar Aqua cARBoNfeA Y
LIaoNADAs GAsEosAs LEGITIMAs baratas y asea-
das al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11

Sc acaba de recibir una partida por eI vapor
espahol Mar%eRd, entrado aver en- este puerto,
Sc detalla So el qnintal al contado. Esta
deposiado en- el almaeen de Fabian de Fabian,
San .Justo, 2.
Puerto Rico, 4 de mayo de 1917 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11

Muy barata, per tcner que ausentarse su
dueho, Ia casa cac dc Tetuan, nam. 81 In
tormar. su dueho que yiye cn la propia casa
M. Y It. g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
Hero galvanizado.

Del liso Gue entran 1s panehas On auintal di-
menSion de metro largo y66Ia ancho hav de yNnta
en- cl amaeen de los sres. Silva & Co Gale de To-
tuan ntn SO. 90 en- 4 M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
PrecayerSe de las VileS
FALsIFIcACIoNEs EN- NuEvA-- YORK
De las Pildoras Ell Unguento
HOLLOWAY.

viies imitaciones eonsFahacfas do Las pildoraa
el Unguento de Holloway se fnbrican So yendon
bajo e nombre dc ..sr. Holloway q. -. Dor
j. +. Henry. Car - &C. Z. 9 Droguis-
to de Nneva York. &W - 81 con ma aupueSta
marca de patente Sskz>s.As u ash Mercaderes sin
esarupulos las OBJ ktS&13s 81 tienen precios mut
intimos. de la de- N&d EkA nominada casa. Es-
tes eomposiciones tie ningun .val0r 80
expenden al pGbi- && co como mis- legid.
mas Pildoras Ung1ento. Ny
Apelo. pues. muy encarecidamente los amigos
los dennis en- las Repnbcas Hspano- nericaiine.
Il cuyas manos 6sta licsarc especialmente &
las mGdres de nmiiia Otras seiioras para que a.
Srvan prestarme auxilio, An cuant0 puedan an
denunciar este deseGrado frautie fraguado en- Nue-
va-York. precaviendo sus amigos d fin de que no
SO les eNgahe 4 comprar estos eompuestoA dospreca-
bios titulados Pildoras y Gnguento dc Holloway .
que llevcn algunos r6tulo de Nueya-York en- ellOe.
AnteS de cOmprar, 0xamlnesc con mucha cauteIA
81 r6tulo 81 Boe la Gaia. para cerciorarse 81 essA
la dreclon de 533 Oxford Street London pues 81 nO
esa ent0nces SC trata de perpetrar I'M desearado
.alo.
Cada Bote Gaia de las Medicines LegitimaS liz i,
e Ti1bre del GojieTno B,itdJtic0. las palabra.
''PildoraS Gnguento de Holloway. London, Rraha
das Il. En- el r0tuO estd la direction $685. Oxfor.
Street. London. en- donde dnicamente se labrican.
R2-Sa invita- 4 las persenas que sean defrandadae
pOr los vendedorcs que eXpcndfcn Las Pld0ras v el
Unsuento de Holloway" falsifictdos para que se Sir.
van comuncarme los pornicnores. inmedIataTnen.
hare formali2ar processes ee,aie5 contra los 0fen.
sores. recompensare liberfmente q los Delatoras
por el trabalo que re tomen. compr9metisndome &
que 10 haya trascendencia de sss n0mbres. FirmR.
do TOMAS HOLLOWAY L6ndres Mario is de
1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
BOLETIN MERGANTIL DE- PUERIO-RICO.
pRECgOs DE ANUNCOS.

De una ( seis liaeas de Impression. publicandose
hasta tres yeces G0cfs. as6 idem cada renaon que
excada de los seis Los prccios sertn obleS cuando
Ios anucios haysn de pab'arse caracteres gr1le-
sos Ell L 5 nimoroS On tipos como los de estas
prscios convenconales. Los comunicados Sc CO.
braran centavos la Inca inipresa Anuncfos y
cOmunieadOS 81 ahonaran adelantados.
A los suscritIsrcs que a prescntar anuneioS CO.
muncadoS para insercicn eNhiban 81 recibo dc
esaf al corricnte el pago. los hari rebaja
de 20 p.ss
: pRECTOS DE SJJSCRIpClON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
Lloyd dc Puerto. Rico.
s&sCaa1aeAD RsE SsGesEEIOS
CONTRA RTEsGos DE MAR.
AprOSada por ell Superior GObiernO.

Yerdad claridad Sc cncontraran tpdos hos ac-
toS de csta at ASSOCIATION.
III quo d9s..e eitrar en- las oIeraeones de 81 nSti
tpto. puetie acercarse q las oHeinas dOn;e adqurira
todos hos datos aue cstime neeesarios les serdn
sIIIl u Il N IA,ln
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11

Hay tambcn para sastr"s zapaterOs.
pep6sio san .IuSto l2 Almarcn de Fl Tfls-
grgto. Ifentc i "La Maliorquina.
les cninponcn granitamcnte.
Ncnlas al por mayor III detail, Il precos
mlly limitados, eli 81 aimaccn de II If}&Drdfo,
callc dc san .JuStO nIm II. -Frcntc i ''La Ma
Ilorquina.
LLCMrART MELON 4 c.
Sc desoan Agentes Ell Ia isa.
Sc remitcn gratis caalogos lis.as de pre-
clos i qnien 10 soictc.
Ia. ] VS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11

BARATURA sin igual
HERMOSURA sin rival.
>BELLEZA celestial
GtneroS de algodon hilo, soda lana, 4 pre-
clos tan baioS que son nateramente lie balde
8 sea una G4ANGA
Probad, pues, bcllas puerto-riQuchas, ras-
caos el bolslll0 padres compatres EN- pro de
vuestras familias ahiados 1870
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
Premio del soguro.

Premio del soguro.
Para los puertos de Espaaa ineluso los
damas eompreudiaos en- los Unrts de-
las Antilias Estad 3s Uhdo~ del Nor
te Amcrica hnsa q cah3 Cod ....... Ia PIX
Pasando pOr Il cabo Cod los lie las cos
tas de laS provincias inayiesas del Nor
te- America, canal dc In Mancha dc
lrlanda; ;.......... .;..... * p.s
puerto del B.ttieo. o....... ............... p.es
Cuando las facturas Sc cmharqurn en- va
pores yialeS de traVesia, tatdffo
c,i cuba. a.'"'' "f"'' ~ par" Ia Isl" de
Las moncdas acuhadas de- oro plata en
yi0ie De travesiq. .',........ z ~
Id. en- vaporcS del cahp:ale. ......+....-.. 20
Estos premios que Sc 1jan tienen sus varaciones.
>eEnn las epoeas clrcunstanYlas de Ia nave. Dor
las cscalas que haGau en- cada puerto intes de In
rihaa Sl dcStino, eXccItin lose de esta condicion
i los Nap0rrS con ruta ya organ iHada
III dos por Etd que sctun pdti2t Sc graifea por oil
mp0r;o nscEGrad0, no - Compounded on los pre-
mics que no lle..urn al ,t0 tor cfento
FL drrc-ho Dc / liza son cucufiao ceniavos por
rada nal pesos. ocxeeder;i lie rios pesos racfnil
'eidros cIando pasc De Ciitro NIL I'll importe aScg-
RADIO. Las 'ine So eNt,endan para nj Cabotaje. son
ae3He eico rea'GcoS poT NIL, tamp eNcrder;i
tancia asrgurada.
Is do cuenta del intercsado que asegura comllni-
ar nj Gercnte de Ia Compa0ia. dntcs de- ,ndir
siaie el nombre del capitan del vapOr quo San
la Mala Real InGlcsa para q,le pueda feprar en
i ESTADo que remitc los agpntss de aypriaS Y
haya asi miSmO conStancia en las p0lizas pros d,.
ost oncina. sin requisite no tcndra fucrza le-
gII el SECURE.
as-IIaras de .onsina dc d 10 de la manana y de
u d dc In tRrde~1a
Calle de Tetuan. nImero 3s. h. 20 Julio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
LA REONRADEX
)E SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

de J G. de Coca y Co1lp.
CAIIR DE la FoRTALEzA So Esou1NA i Ia TANcA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
Mil(llIiiEl;lS de coseE'
AMERECANAS.
ACENTEs UNICOs EN- EsTA ISLA
ola NACIONAL,"
DE DOBIE PESPUNTE, DE LANZADERA ADAPTABLE A
PEDAL. Y A MANUBRIO
a col las m aqui
l
oyuuicuo cspls a lctuln
l rUtSan
LA huGniUa
LA STLENCTOSA.
MDn1 vw~ q EAE4a aDM al: G1 ns nBss.
DE UN SOLO cARRETE TENSION MECiNCA TENSION AUTO,
MiTICA, PESPUNTE CADENETA

Con cn:laS de mlcllc de c dia
noga, cnota ypalo de Ieio Alnaccn E
Toaio nlotao Mirluina'
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PlldOraS Holloway.

I.4s yirtudcs dc eata admirable modrina son es-
pcealnentc eii4aees para expuisar de In SASGlE
todl impura. En- los casos lie debilldad. ella "a h
DIGESTIONIdS los des6Tdenes generates del Hiea-
do. del Estimaso de los INTESTIN0S. estable-
ciendose como por eneanto el vigor 10 salud nor
males. Dchas Idoras renueyam All Inismo las do.
lencias que suelen aiigir las MUJERES al llegaE
esta 4 In edad critica,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-11
CebOlIaS criOlIaS

DE- LA IsLA DE CUBA, MuY FREscAS.
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UnguentO Holloway.

Este incom parable Balsamo sana los MALES DE
De PECHO, las Llagas antiques. ann
las Ulceres cayGorieen no convene men @msneionar en-
su anuncio puhlico. Para todas las ERL PClQNES
cltGEe,L. no hay rcmedo lgual al UNGUENT0 H0-
LInWAY. al que milares deben In aalyacion tAnto
de sus I,azOs piernaS como de SilS exietanciaa.
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GOV. HAYESS SPEECH.
A MODEST FAREWELL To OLD FRIENDS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
COLUMBUs Ohio, Feb. 2s.-The following is Gov.
Hayes's speech at the reception tonight:
"MR. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
shall make no attempt to describe what have felt
during the progress of this reception, what feel
now that it is drawing to close. wish, IN the
simplest way and with the fewest words, 10 thank
the citizens of Columbus, the members of the Gen
era Assembly, the State officers, and the people of
Ohio who have taken part III it, for their very great
kindness to me and to my family on this and many
other occasions
The City of Columbus and its people have very
many and great claims to affection and gratitude
Ii is more than 40 years since became acquainted
in bOyhoOd with Columbus and from that day to
this many of my most intimate friends have been
among It's citizens Many are gone. look in VAIN
among those we have met this evening for
some who were numbered with my
most familiar acquaintances. few are
here whose acquaintance / made during that
first aforementioned year of the cholera-he year
1888 Among these are the chairman of your eX-
ecutive committee, Mr.. William Deshler, and then
saw for the first time his older brother. But
very many of my early friends of Columbus are
gone. Among those knew and remember for their
friendliness to me as boy, and who are
no longer living, are such wcl-knOwn citizens
of earlier days in this city Joseph Ridgeway, SEM
Joseph Rdgeway, jr.; Samuel Medary, Alfred Kelly,
Gustavus Swan, Dr.. j. g. Jones, John Noble, NJ. ),
Gilbert, and many who were nearer my own age
such as Thomas Sparrow Fitch, James Matthews,
Albert b. Butler. and DR.. Douglass Case, with whom
l was terms of intimate friendship We care re-
minded by the absence of these friends OF the
changes we must expect in the years which are be-
fore us.
CAS- for myself and family, we 20, perhaps TO re-
turn in a few days to occupy our accustomed place
in this community. Possibly we go to other scenes
and duties, not to meet you again. In that event
wish to say as Mr.. Lincoln said parting with his
friends at Springfield years ago, that trust you
will pray that i may have that divine assistance
and guidance, without which cannot succeed, and
with which cannot fall"
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to a man that they admired as a citizen and 80
highly respected as an official.
The Glee Club sang the " star Spangled Banner"
after which speeches highly complimentary of Gov.
Hayes as a citizen and official were made by Senator
WarnOck and Charles Ii. GrOsvenor, Speaker of the
House.
Gov Hayes then took his place on the Speakers
stand amid prolonged applause and spoke i'll reply.
After the joint session had been dissolved the WIS.,
itors paid their respects to the lustrous guests,
and William Leonard, Chief Clerk of the House, on
behalf of his associates, presented Mrs Hayes with
an elegant crystal and bronze filed with choice
flowers. The audience then dispersed and Gov and
Mrs. Hayes were escorted to their residence. The
entire ceremonies of the day were perfect ovation
and the gathering was one of the largest ever held
in this city.
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He saws: Accept fact what viii never he disputed
that the coOe Is anything but desirable neshpot s.
II goes but little TO prove that he u unnt iII
residence among u.s. The aspect OF Chinese
Mr. Meade SAYS is considered by the puphc III US
relations labor, and 1t IL not Improbable al son
thing the prOvcTbia hostility between labor ana cpi
tai has served heretofore TO magnify its Importance
testimony did not show a surplus oil lalloT put
1t is safe conclude that the present nneIn I,
wages of the Pacific coast cannot be malhiailr,u
with any considerable increase OF the labor element
While it il obvious that measures should DC aoplcu
stricting tins growing cOolle Immigration, WIS., pot
suggests due consideration and regard for exsting treaty
obligations with China The location OF the TWO couI-
tries favors nonopolzaton by the energy ana enter
prise OF our citizens of the large and growing cOocc
with China England has hitherto been the great poMet
with that nation but Is well understood that we are s
gaining the asccndcncy and that the Chinese M
feels keener sympathy and higher Consideration iu
this nation. Mr. Meade suggests that the ~
merchants. of education students, ana caplalstS
should be encouraged, and unrendly oostacc III
the WAY of their residence here removed. Enc Justlce
il due the Chinese already the Pacihc coist
according as IL is guaranteed 10 them py exist
ing treaties. convention snouII =, NC
held, having for its object the strict reputation
of cooe labor The establishment by Congress OF pn
department of immigration Is requisite hoI Tng
10 a proper understanding and regulation Oi the suycC
with China. but also with European nations ana tne
proper reception aud treatment Of Immigrants on theI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-01
IN IIIE uDlSE

FERNANDO WOOD LEADS THE CONSERVATIVES INTO
.clloN-FmrBUsTER WORK HARD FOR HOURS
But ARE Il. ArEN Al EVERY POINT.
my TELEGRAPH " THE TRIBCNEl
w,euxcToS Feb 2S.-ihe Democratic cOnspir-
otors have made no converts since they last t'steH
their strength in the House on Monday. On the
other hand. the organization and morale OF the al
vocates of law and order haYe3been better to-day
than nj any time since iilibusterlng began Ih'
majority of the House has all along Drrh sally
IN want If , leader Half dozen Republicans
and one or two Democrats have Dreh con-
.,ortI, IN their feet attempting TO give direction
IN affairs: but while their object was the same,
namely to push the business forward IA rapidly a.
nossitIe . total lack of understanding among them
Iyos ~ IN the hest course To be pursued has often
mar, than pcutraliLrd their efforts. On Monday
Fernando Wood showed n disposition to take the
Io.l of thc Observation-Disclosures. and to-day he came
IN the front and managed the contest WIN great
sl;lI and ability Mr.. Woods long experience IN
the House his thorough acquaintance WIN parila-
ncntarv rules and the respect III WHICH
he il held By his Democratic associates
enabled him 10 chrckmate the tlIbuS'erS AT many
u,irts where they would otherwise have been sue
c.ful and to carry the Business forward consider
ably further than AT one time seemed poNsloi''
Several times during the days proceedings some
Republicans could not resist the le!hpid'ioh vi
making motion or Offering resolution; nut Tue
.hrew,er men on that side Of the House seeing MAT
everything depended on good generaisip, promptly
suppressed all such ambitions ana allowed er""h''"
Wood to take complete control.
The r,volutionists renewed their tactics of delay
immediately after the houses separated to consider
Oh, affections 10 the South Carolina report. Their
first motion made by Mr.. Springer, was, of course
70 take a recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow. On this
| they mustered 81 votes, four more than they were
able to secure at any time last week on test mo-
ton and nine more than voted for any dlatory mo-
ton on Monday last. The few recruits were not the
result of conversions. Several of the most enthIi-
siastic of the filibusters were absent from the
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rEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BERLIN, Feb. 2S.-Thc Federal Council has
decided that Imperial Court Of Juhicc, which Il
10 established under the judicature laws, shall SIT ID
IpluSlc.
SPtINGFIFLD, H., Feb. 2s.-in the United states
Circuit Cour To-Day proceedings begun have hcrsrs
Tor iice aHd King receivers of The OHIO aud Mississippi
Railroad, removed
OTTAWA. Feb 2s.-Dr. May has received tel
GUsiOn Informing him that The medals Tor
CANADIAN exhibitors viii be forwarded about March 70. The
Larquet VIII Therefore take place about March rs
OTTAWA, Feb. 2o.-Ine Grcat Seal question IN
Nova ~cnia is not believed 10 involve lcga " u
have some irregular ~ l
continuing the old seal longer thau the aH conen
plated.
CAPE MAY. ~ j.. Feb. 2S.-Thr stcam-tug Co
,innr NJ New yGr fr1n OOlk iO iO-, sunk in eight
i,Ionrs Of water southeast Of Hereford Light capt PHI
~ four ~ the we're landed al l SAVING st4ou No
80 at 3 O'clock this morning
WOODSTOCK. VI, Feb 2S.-ln the OF Henry
O. rayeln Couyie Of the murder Of Herbert o. White, aud
exceptions taken the supreme tOuTt
IN y suis.d the for trial and the prisoner
va. srnirnr TO be hung the Friday in March,
1871.
SAS FRASCIsCo, Feb. 27.--Frank Ford was ar
rested in this city today the strength OF ds; atch from
Iono char ine hm h siralng twenty New south
Lpns aimed 900 from his enpioye Arthur T. Hewitt
Solicitor London forging TIE lame Of Noel Wei,m.I
~ ea lin 70 dispose Of i've Of them 10 the London JON
STOCK Bank
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COUNTING THE VOTES.
AN EXCITING DAY AT THE CAPITOL.


THREE STATES COUNTED TIIBUsTERING IN SENATE,
HOUSE, AND JOINT CONVENTIONAL SEPARATION
ON VERMONT
Congress met in joint convention yesterday,
and the votes of South Carolina Tennessee,
and Texas were counted. When Vermont was
reached, Mr.. Hewitt took from his pocket a
second return, and presented it. Mr.. Ferry
refused to receive it. Mr.. Springer Of
fered resolution, and upon its refusal
by Mr.. Ferry detained passionately and
threw the convention into confusion. The
resolution was finally received as an objection,
and the houses separated. In the Senate, Mr..
Bogy tried to get the South Carolina testimony
read to waste time, but was beaten. In
the House, three hours were wasted in
dilatOry proceedings. There is still every
reason to believe that the count will
be completed by Saturday. Mr.. Field
let the only opportunity he had for introduce
ing his quo warranto bill go by by accident.
The latest Cabinet speculations still include
Mr.. Evarts, Mr. Sherman, Mr.. Hancock, Mr..
McCrary, and Mr. Hale. Mr. SchuIz, Murat
Halstead, l.. p. Norton and Z. w. Stoughton
are among those named for foreign appoint
me1ts.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

successive defeats Of the day. and perhaps anxious
for the notoriety which this days work will give
him, declared at tho top Of his voice, in tho area
fronting the Speakers desk: 81 have
rights here which you cannot take from me-"
Tho House then became very turbulent. Cries OF
"ordern were confounding and endless. The pre-
siding officer declined under the law to entertain
the resolution except in the form Of an objection.
There was then an interim Of about twenty minutes,
during which Mr.. Springer was engaged in reducing
his resolution to form and in receiving the neces-
sary signatures TO it. 1t q long time before any
Senator would sign it. At last Mr.. MerrimOn OF
North Carolina did, act for which he later apollo
gized in the Senate.
The resolution was not read. In accordance with
the previous agreement both houses then took q
recess,
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POSTAL sURsIDIEs
4 COUNTY ROBBED.

A DFFAICATIoS OF $4,000 BY DEPUTY COL
IECrOR, ASD THE COUNTY BUILDINGS BURNED
TO HIDE THE CMME-AN EXTENSIVE RING OF
THIEVES
SAN kaANCIsCO, Feb. 2S.-Some weeks ago
the Conrt-house of Monterey County, at SaiGa. was
burned Investigations show that the building was fired
for the purpose Of destroying the records and covering
declaration in the Tax Collectors office, amounting 10
abont $4,000 1t las been proved to reasonable Ger
taiuty that most Of the money had been lost by W. NJ
Rum.ey Deputy Collector at the gaming table, and that
n number OF prominent citizens OF Salina, including
comfy officials, have been winning II. Collector NJ n
Castro has resigned. Rumsey was locked up and IA
awaiting examination, and several prominent citizens
were arrested for completely. The detectives intimate
that strong ring exists among the county officials ana
others that they have been pundcrnG the rnDc for
long fine and that many of the officials are dong every
thing i'm their power defeat the ends Of justice lncld
iny County Judge Webb. The ring have II number dos
unoocs i'll their interest, ready 10 further thelr pun
poses either by perjury violence There IS great *
element among the ciiiz MS who claim L. tlelr lhtc
lion 10 use every legal TO bring tho ohcnders 10