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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
Gran Hotel de San Juan.
IS. Fortaleza. IS.
PUERTO-RICO.

Este acreditado establecimiento ha pasao ser nro-
piedad del que susrlDe. ol que ofrece al pbco s.-
suro dc que una vista al referido Hotel dejara sa-
.isfechos a los que le honran -
les.
Hal itaeloncs frescas y 2seadas
Una hermoSa gal-ria de BaIos de placer.
Udn Hta as oct
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BQT(CA Dc CQlQU>
ATOCHA Is. PONCE.

eme
om6rosne
ared oursm oian
III nbuenre erledo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
MODO DE USARSE.
PARA Los DoLoREs REuMAT1cos.

PARA Los DOLORES REUMATICOS
Sc aplicara la parte dolorida, un paho
(preiriendo la franea empapado en- lic0r, cl-
briendolo con otro de eualqUiera clase, pues
el objeto principal es conservar ell calor, ope-
racion que debera repetirse algnnas veces,
hasta obtener la mejoria que nuIica tarda en-
preSentarSe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24

Aguas minerales naturales.
Aguas dentrifcas.
Cepillos Y polvos para los dien
tes.
Biberones y bombas para es
traer la leehe.
Geringas de gonna, de filtro
de cristal,
Suspensorios Y bragueros.
Tintes para el pelo y barba.
Semillas de hortaliza frescas.
Tubos dc gonna para jeringas
Esponjas para la cara y par
bano.
Emphasizes sobre tela.
Hungiientos de autores diverse
VinoS Jarahea V ElixireS id. id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
Ponce, Febrero IL de 1877
SR. Don JUAN BARNES.
Mi querido amigo:

MI queTIUO HllISO.
Dias atras, me pregunt6 su esposa Do Do
lores, 81 tendria yo Inconvenience alguno en-
dar q. una celtificacio habiend0 70 emplea-
do varias veces con muy feliz 6xito su ALCO-
HOLADO lie die que muy al contrario, ten
dria muchisimo gusto en- clio, tOda vez que era
verdad que yo he hecho con exito, aplcaciones
repetidas, de las cuales estoy satlsiecho no So
10 en- afecciones asmaticas, sino tambien en-
reumatismos c6licos, g. &.
Su amigo que siempre le aprecia mucho,
in. 20 r RIalA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24

Que deseando aprecar el verdadero vaior
terapeutico del t6pico titulado " ALCOHOLA.
DO BARNES, " 10 ha preconizado en- vi 10,
casos de reumatimos muscuares hefnicrane NJ.
adontalgias contusiones, obtenlendo los meio.
res resultados Que mas que en- niugunn ORA
affection, eu e reunadttsnlo muscular, que "a
tenga un origen diatesieo Sc obtiene siempra
con su aplicacion un exito brillante.
Y para que su autor tenga una prileba ma
de la efeacia de su AT4C0HOLAhO. sloy Ia
presente en- Ponce 8de Febrero de 1877.
Dr. Alberto Guerra.
ADvERTENCIA.
Los eonsumldores deberan tener en- cuonta A.
do evitar inconvenientes que las botcllas que rs -
yam eontrasenadas con mi frma no son leoitinaas
sf una Justification do mi insento.
DEp0slTo, TETuAs-ao. PuERTo-aIoA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
Garruajes.

De Gonzalezy Ramos. sGlen diariamente 6 les
dos de la tarde para Rio-piedras. Carolina Caguas
las cuatre para Cangreios Rio-piedras fetados 4
t0daH h0ras- Gale ie la Fortaieza. MIN. a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
VELiS DE COMPOSITION.
KH HB EGGD3.

Sc hallan de venta en- esta Administration y
precios modestos los siguientes:
Via-CrHcis -Sia5ario libro prmero de
Lectura. Manual de Moral practice. .-Carti-
lla.-Veterinara popular. - Eejrcicios de los
33 dias. -Guirnadas de divinas flores. -Rubf de
la nihez. z.-Nueva vista al Santismo Sacrament
to.-Boletin Eclesiastico. -Dccionario de la
Lengua Castellana. -Ademas hay un cuadro al
cleo de San Rogue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
pREoros DE ANUNo1os.

De una q sells linoas de impression, publicandese
hasta tres veces 90 cts. idem cada renglon que
axceda de los ses. Los precios seran dobles cGahdo
los Anuncos hayan de pubiicarse caracteres grue-
sos. en- L. 6 n1meros en- tipes como los De estas
hneas. = Por meses amos SO admiten anuncios
nreeioa convencionssles. - Los communicates Sc CO.
brAran scentayos In lfnea impresa- - Anunciosy
Colnunicados abonaran adelantados.
los suseritores que al presentar anuncios co
mnnicados para su insercion exhioan Ell recibo de
estar al cOrriente el pao. les hara una reoaia
de- Mp.<
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24

: Pomadas y aceite medicinales.
Gamuzas y bahamas.
: ICiga1'illoS peotorales, classes di-
versas.
Fintas de colores para escribir.
l'rintas de colores para lmpren-
Ia.
JaboneS medicinales.
Vendajes Y compresas.
ISondas, bordones, algalias.
Escnpideras y cogines para en-.
termos.
: IGorros y veiigas para hielo.
Productos para piroteonia.
Titles para laboratories.
Medicines homeopaticas.
Sanguijuelas alemanas.
as ventas Sc veriflcan al contado.
mayor escrupulosidad.
Ponce, Mayo q dc 1877,
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SE VENDEN

por dueno AGapito Escalera. vecno residentc on
Cangreos, con gran ventaIa para el comprador: una
pequena pero ferti pntOrcSra poscsiun circuidf
de 500 palmas de COCO. un paste de malolillo bas
antcs arboes frutal"s, stanqua de aeuas casa habi
ballo de sill4 todo 10 cua csta de manifesto 81
barrio del Machuchai.
La persona Il Quen conVengA este ncgocio predC
drigirsc Il La casa de d. Rafael Bermudel SECURE dc
conseguir una verdadera EanGa. &c
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IMedicamentos para enfermedG
| deS secfctaS
ICollares el6ctricos para dent
cion.
Efectos para fonticulos.
Id. para totogratIa.
IEspeiuelos, lentes y cristales.
Articnlos de hygiene.
tCosmetieos negros Y de color
Barnices, pinceles, broehas.
Pndoras, diyersos autores.
IGramlos dosim6tricos.
IMedicamentos de NAL sabor prs
parados EN- capsulas.
Papelerfa diversa.
IInStrume0tOS para me(lir potas
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BOLETlN HERCANTL DE- PUERTO-RlCO
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

eoffeO.
por I'm afo en- la Isla de Cuba.,..... IL =.
~ Los suscriptores que NO quiersa entenderse
con los sen0res Agentes pueden hacerIo 0lrecta-
monte con esta administration remitiendo impoTtG
de- suscripcion en- ordenss betes de lot .rta sens
De correo. recibirSn el BOLETlN con fa,a aparte
Todas las suscripciones anuncios 80 pagan Dor
adolantadO. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24

Para estas dolencias, solo aplicandose pafios
empapados en- ell ALCOH0LADo. disuelye lOspri-
meros evita Ia formation de ampollas en- Ell
segundo caso, a 10 veg hacienda desaparecer
ell ardor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
II que suscribc Medico Olruiano certitlca.

A. Ayuereuers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
RUSSIAN sTRATEGY-PAsT AND PREsEN

RUSSIAN STRATEGY-PAsT AND PRESENT
The Fourth Corps OF the Russian army, which
crossed the Bolgrod last week. may be sent l.
reinforce the at SstOya instead OF hating al
Brea and Gaatz force aud portion OftLe
Eleventh corps which las been in camp between irsova
md O.ronitza may also move in the dTcc
ION Instead of entering the Dobmdja; but Ia
ANY event the Left Wing of the invading army
will be very strong The Thirteenth, Fourteenih
and Seventh corps with Division at least Of the Eey
epth corps are operating in that historical peninsula
This moyem ent is in accordance with the tradtono
Motley Of the Russian commanders The experience OF
century and q half taught the Russians that they
must make themselves masters OF the Dobruda before
they attack the lines OF the Bu garan quadriaeral
attempt to scale the Balkans. In I'LL the Turks de
cd Peter the Great by crossing the Danube near it,
mouth advancing along the Pruth and cutting the
Russian line of communication. In the campaigns OF
177O and ISO62 the Jared well so long they
maned in the DObruda, but were defeated when they
were entced INTO Walacha. In the brilliant campaign
Of 1889 the Russians occupied the Dobrudja
before operating against the fOrtesses and crossing the
mountains The engagements at Turna, Giurgevo, Kaa
fat Oltenza and Kalarasch I'm tho campaign OF 1884
were forced by the advance of the Turks When the Rus
slams assumed tho offensive they crossed tho Danube
Brala, GaaH aud Tultscna and overran the Djbru'Ja
before concentrating IN front Of ssra In crossing The
DANUBE last week Slstova, the Russians chose tho
southernmost point and tie most direct road TO the a
kans. Owing 10 the northern sweep vi Inc Dahupe' the
Turks 80 long they occupied the Dobrudja outianked
the Russian centre and endaDgeIe It's base OF supplies
aud communications. The Russian Left wing Is driving
them OF this underground
Gen Diebisch's manUuvres in 1928 have always been
regarded Russian military circles mastery After
occupying the Dobruda and leaving before shumla and
other fortresses a sufficient force to mask them. he
messed Oh over the Balkan force small
to be incumbered with supplies 1t was a hazardous
movement, but his audacty triumphed The Russians
crossed the mountains at that time by of the two
roads leading from the village OF Pravadi between
sbuma and Black Sea The road from sstova, where
the Russians now are strikes the Balkan at Gsbrova.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
A TURKISH SORTIE.

Early in June a company of Circasslans and
Rashi-Bszouks volunteered to cross the Danube from
Rnstek and capture sentinas for the sake OF OBJ
tanning information to The enemys strength Late one
evening they crossed island in the middle Of
the river and lay under cover until night enabled
en IN carry out their design Leaving the island one
Marty went I'D the river the other down On approach
inc the Wallachan shore the moOn which had NTH
erto beeen yelled by clouds shone out sufficiently to en-
h,e then 70 distinguish the dark form OF sentry on
cha hank n few PAGES from them. The moon became oh
scured again, and all darkness ana silence Inc
raiders dropped down for few yards un tbey
judged they we're about midway between this sentry and
the next when they landed, marched etealthy short
ais,spce inland doubled back and fell uhawaIes upon
the sentinel who was Instantly bound and carried Oh
70 the boat without being able to utter cry.
Having bagged few more In the samo way
the raiders determined TO attack tho guard-house'
houine 10 secure some officers The plan was u surround
the house. force al and demand the surrender
a the inmates II put into execution and succeeded
admirably at the cost OF some bloodshed The alarm
having been raised the raiders had to beat retreat
taking their prisoners with them and just managed u
reach their boats In time The other party, which had
gone up the rIveT. secured hfty head oi catt when
xere delivered AZ the government houses next morning
Altogether these daring fellows took eleven prison
ers, OF whom two Bulgarlalh, TWO Cos
sacks and the remainder Waachians.
This incident which Is related by correspondent oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
TIE WAR IN ARMENIA.
TIE RUSSIANS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADMITTED
AT BATUM-THE SIEGE OF KARs ALMOST RAISED.
InsDON. Mednesday. July A. lsI7.

TIE RUSSIANS RFTREA1ING-DIsAsrERs ADMITTED
AT BATUM-THE SIEGE OF KARs ALMOST RAISED.
LONDON Wednesday July a. 1877.
Special dispatches to The Times contain the fol-
lowing. which comedies with news received from
other quarers Since the affair at Zewin the Turks
have sent out scouts in every direction who have
brought in the intelligence that the Russians were
retreatiug both the road from Soghanlu and that
in the Euphrates Valley"
Various special kilograms to London papers.
notably lie Daily Aers from ErzeruIn, state that
fhc siege of Kars is almost raised IN consequence of
Turkish successes.
The TiueSs Vienna correspondent says: " The re-
turn of the son Of Schamyl to ConstantnOpe is an
nounced, and it looks as if the Turks had become
convinced ofhe uselessness of the efforts to spread
the Cauca 81 u insuT elton"
An off ial telegram from the Grand Duke Michael
saws: Dervish Pasha having received considerable
rcinforcements from Batlm. the Russian General
Okohjio found it advisable TO concentrate his force
I'm a more advantageous position" This corroborates
the dispatch OF Dcrvsh Pasha from Batum, June
%. already cabled, which reported that the Rus
slams had been forced to retire from the positions of
Sampe and kassOuban.
An official telegram estimates the Russian loss in
the battle at Tchamdjare. on June 20, at $50 FAIL
I,,sha had previously reported the Russian loss 10
be Q 900 killed and {, 900 wounded.
The Governor of Erzerum teegraphs that the
Turks on Monday drove 10000 Russians from their
position at Kara Kilissa.
Reuters Erzeroum telegram confirms the fore
going
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

service of the Church of England, and with sucn
Christian aud orderly religious service at the grave
the friends of the deceased may prefer or without
nyTelgious service at all. This may not DE all 'ie
Dlssenters would like but it strikes at the principle
of ecclesiastical monopoly which the Church mas
always claimed and it was resisted with ali the force
the Ministry could command in House wnere
their wishes are usually law. The vote astonished
everybody. The Duke of Richmond, who acts
in the Lords leader Of the Tories, could do noun
ing but stop the bill and announce that he must
consult with his colleagues before taking any
further step. 1t is a victory of which the sighin-
is great. The immediate effect must he 10 de-
eide in favor of the Nonconforniste gu estlonto
which they attach the highest value and Its prooa
bic consequences in the direction of disestablishmeht
are mOmentous. There is a theory that 1t VIII quiet
agitation by removing serious ground OF com
pIaint and SO strengthen the Church rather than
weaken it. But it is seldom, indeed, that success
of this kind on a question which has stirred mems
passions deeply has been found TO promote modera-
ton on the part of the victors. g. W. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
ENGLAND AND THE WAR,

THE FLEET AT BEslKA BAY-NO THREAT INTENDED.
CONsTASTNOPLE, Tuesday, July g. 1877.
The British fleet has arrived in Besika Bay. The
rumor that 1t will come TO Constantnople is er-
roneous. No request for authority TO come has been
preferred by England. Admiral HOrnby is, how
ever, expected here.
BUCHAREST Tueday. July g. 1877.
The departure Of the British feet for Besika Bay
Is created an unfayorable impression there.
LONDON, Tuesday, July g. 1877.
Concerning the dispatch of the feet to Besika Bay.
the supporters OF the Government say that the Medi-
terranoan feet is for there presentation and protec
ton Of British interests and it should be nowhere
so properly stationed as in the vicinity
where its presence is most useful. Those
who doubt the Pacific declarations of the
Government argue from this movement
that the intention is to keep the Russians out of
Constantinople by force il necessary. In the House
Of Commons this afternoon Sir Stafford Northcote,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, confirmed the report
that the feet had gone TO Besika Bay. This har-
Dor Is on the west coast of Asiatic Turkey, within
moderate distance Of the entrance TO the Dardan-
Giles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
~ HE HOSPITAL FROM A CLUBBING

WHICH 4 POLICEMAN CLAIMED WAS NECESSARY.
The police Of the Nineteenth Precinct states
that they have much trouble with the members OF the
First avenue gang who they as vilianous set
OF st-oundrels be found anywhere IN
he city When making arrests the patromcn
are set upon frequently and roughly handled
Late Oh Monday night officer Deyeny, while
rresting John Buckley, who he says was beating III
WIFE was assaulted by Buckley and his friend william
KDy and during the struggle Buckley made his escape
Kelly used lis fists and officer employed his club
which soon laid Kelly PROSTATE. lie was conveyed 10 the
ntion where he was shortly jO ned by Buckley who lad
beep captured afttrwarL Yesterday morning Buckley
,vos sent 10 the leland for one month.
The police complain tlat generally when these ruhlan
are arrested political influences brought to bear for
tuer release aud they become more turbulent than ever
and defy the police. On the other hand, the
friends Of Bulkley claim that the conduct
II the officers reprchcnsblc. One OF them stated
In TRIBUNE reporter that Bulley IN ls own home
e the officer entered, and without any warrant or a-
ti0uty attempted e. arrest nin BIcAey resisted and
Vas dragged INTO tie street. when Kelly inquired what
was tle matter set uDon ana terribly Deat"n by
the officer Kelly IL at Bellevue Hospital sum ring
from IA broken jaw aud several severe scalp WOUNDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
POTOMAC ROWING I.EGATTA.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 3.-'Ihis afternoon
the annual fouI-oared shell race Ior l. champions = a
The Potomac oat Club and handsome prize, took place
on the river in the presence Of spec
taors There two entries the shell Saratoga, Geo
Wbcacy stroke. Doyle three, Barton two, and Boston
bow; shell Shcphe Il. Wheele- stroke schaeier three
Cox two, and Gibson bow. The course was from point
above the penthouse down the 1yer mile aud hall
and return The crews were sent of to even start and
he race to the stahe-hoat very close, neither
gaining any advantage. Both arrived At the buoy aud
%, gan TO turn at tie time. on tie homeStretch
po.h crews were pIug for all they worth bat tie
Saratoga men by bard work gradually forged alead an
crossed the the WHINE in the extraordinary time o
> minutes and rs seconds The Shepherd crews fol-
owing. seconds laer tns tiAe wh4cl is ne las'Gs
tIma on record, takcs tie p. % tAat Rad ny III.
famous Northwestern cGca, made ut saatosa IaAe lart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTEs.

Montreal, July 3.-The Montreal Packing Com
pany have made an assignment
MONTREAL. July 3.-rhe Orangcmen of this city,
feeling with regard their anniversary
have chosen ait the Mayor aud
sufficient protection on July ~
BuIFAiO n. Y. July 3.-Twcnty-,wo tons OF
buffalo the nrs lo OF this rtcc reightsd In year
shipped 10 NewYork Oy Cana ~ day
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa July 3.-Iho hearing In tho
Of DANA. .r,L who shot and Killed James bufk al -
Kelly place to-day FIits bolng hold 5000 bali
HARRIsBUEG. Pa, July 3.-Goy. Hartranft has
for the execution Of Allen IarOA.
tember TO- IN Northampton County. -
PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-The hearing in the ease II
stephen Burr (coorcs charged with the murder u ths
OF the schooner Heson was continued To-Day Tue
prisoner held In 5000 10 appear Ia court
NEw-HAvRN, Conn, July 3y-ro-night the Gen.
ennia Legion Company o. New Haven Gr9Js ned s Hrst
annual re- union Speeches made BY prOnlcut
elens Aud many nom oioer. Of the Centennial L
gion Ia other ntAtos were read
BoAR's HEAD, N. H., July 3--Arran gcments have
been made for celebration Bears Head To
which eI Governor 81 oo recently Appointed nis
Ter 10 Frnce senators adegh and Rollns an
shirr Ne dhaIn, OF Msssachusctts, Com. stevchs
Norfolk Va, Judge r. J. hse1 VI Chicago. vi Isks
part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
TIE CHARTER OAK INSURANCE COAPANY.
STATEMENT ny President WIG iINs-rHE SOL
YENCY OF TIE COMPANY MAINTAINED.

STATEMENT ny PRESIDENT WIG iINs-rHE SOL
vENCY OF TIE COMPANY MAINTAINED.
Hartford, Conn, July 81. A. Virgins,
Peslent OF the Charter oak Life Insurance Company,
publishes a statement the policy-nolders, in which re
claims the Special Insurance Commissioners nave greatly
r,ued tue Company estate iuNew-YOrk. The
great dsnoicncy Ia assets OF the Company Claimed
by the Comm sioucgs results chiefly from what
tcy safe is oyelyaluation o. reaestate IA New York
Ct7. sc claim that tnat class Of property, paying SIX
Der cent net Oh its cost is fairly worth that cost Ac-
cordg to the Commissioners il is worth only 90 per
cent OF its cost OF that roal-estato must pay
II Der cent net in order 70 DO placed On pan
with other productive property. Our valuation
of the rea-ostate above referred 10 IL $780,
600: the Commissioners valuation Is S2,3JOOUo
The first valuation is based upon ito actual net income,
Which is $4,000 per annuu. and which Is more
Than per cent. the amount above stated TIE
statement reviews the report OF the Commissioners
at length disagrees with their findings conc m
ing the assets and liabilities Of tic company
and declares there prospect Of succss in the salt FOR
foreclosure on the Alien, stephen 20 moi te"Sr WINCH
WIS included by t4e commissioners as pare oi tAe comm
.lpcals 10 the policy -nOiGcIs Tor continued
sInnort and saws: ave declare, without fear OF
radictIou the tribunal OF an unpiciuuccd jury,
that oar Company has not only ar the assets a. cas
r0 nave but that they worth II least "a. We cain
them la be worth We deny enpnatcaIy mat we haNo ihF
Liabilities acAno lcd5ed. We uge ou pOcy hyci'
every where her pOncicd, ana NOT 10 De uNe
b. malicious sdlderS mistaken ttp"ItsoI hio iHiv4'
I'M 10 ne sacrifice of their insurance ana right Inc Com
my viii pay every Just clam. The advice OF All par
ICES a. has before stated 10 Tor pOiey ~
hold on to their policies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Milans speech opening the session was very guard
cd. He expressed confidence that the Servian
bloodshed in the last would not he in vain, but
the fate of the Christians in Turkey is now in more
powerful keeping. He SAID that on his recent visit
to thank the Car for his protection of Servia, the
Car assured him that the Servians would never
cease to be objects of his paternal soicudc. Prince
Milan invited the Skuptschina to proceed in It's
legislative work with the greatest circumspection,
since any false step or ill-consdered resolution
might jeopardze the hopeful prospects opening out
before Servia The present Government has a strong
majority in the Skuptschina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
TIE FIRE RECORD.
THE BURNED CITY.

ARREST OF ROBBERS AND RECEIVERS - RELIEF
MEASURES
ST. JOIN, n. b., July 3.-Activty prevails on
all sides Three men, Dcane. Earle aud Casey, have been
arrested for having stolen goods IN their possession The
police are taking vigorous measures to secure thieves
and receivers OF stolen goods United States Revenue
cutter Is again coming TO st. John from Boston. laden
with supplies for the poor The Ninety Seventh Regi-
meut has returned to Halifax.
HALIFAX, n. s.. July 3-Tle relief associations arc
still NJ work for the ST. John sufferers The money CON
tribuOns in this city amount TO $4,000 Blk huhured
soldiers return tonight rom 81. john.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3-The Citizens Committee nave
collected upwards OF $4,000 Tor the people OF ~ JOh;
the proceeds o. lecture los the Rev. Dr. Glragd last
night will add about IL 900 more.