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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-20

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del teatro de Albisu Habana -un dra-
ma en- un acto. titulado E5 mayor dolor
debido ala puma del redactor del D,d-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-20
PREcros ooRR1ENTEs.

). : Nueva York 16. Harina $S Azlcar
cristalizada log & III cts. ID. Regular
{ buen rsfno 90 4 l0s cts. tb. Mel 45
e53 cts. gallon. Orc 105 (n.
L6ndres l5. Azilcar eristalizada { l,
Il Oh. 3p. Mascabado s l, Z ch. Pur-
eado de II Habana 6 /, IL ch. 6p. Ca
Gao G3, 16 ch. Algodon 81 /. Con-
solidados ingleses 94s q I. Tres por
ciento frances GO. 60.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-20

Giguen los propAratiyos. Los nue.
vos fuertes do Paris han quedado con-
cluidos Y armados, contando cada uno
CON su respective guarnieion Su ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-20

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-20

Tod0 ndnce Greer que EN- esta liza
81 Sc descuida cl rAncio absolutism0
va del sglo evar Ia gran paliza
ElHuntsville. Este acreditado vapor
lleg5 ell Is felizmente Nueva- Y York,
rindiendo ell viaje en- cinco dias y horas.
Ell 23 saldri de nuevo para esta, de-
biendo llegar aqui el 20.
Mercantil. Sc ha disuelto Ia aeredi-
toda sociedaa que giraba en- Cayey ba-
10 la razon de Sobrino de Llera { Isla
quedando la liquidacion 4 cargo de la
nueva que Sc ha tornado intitulada
Sobrino de Llera Y c. de la que son
socios gestores nuestros amigos ID. Vi
tor Fernandez ID. Ramon Perez. La
nueva casa sigue, como la extinguida,
hecha cargo della Agencia del Boletin y
Sc dedica los mismos negocios.
Panorama. Suma sigue en- diver
stones. En- la calle de Tetuan Sc exhibe
un panorama tai que por dos reales
la gente de tono) Sc We In insurreccion
lie Cuba y todas las grandes ciudades
del universe.
He ahi ell gran medic de viaiar II pia
oefe por poquisimo dinero. iC6mo que
pronto vames hacerlo de balde!
A los de buen paladar. = Recomenda-
mos 4 los que posean delicado este or
gano las selectas galletitas de mante-
quilla que con tantas limpieza y ex-
luisitas pastas fabrica Nj. Juan Senges
en- su acreditada tahona al vapor.
El mejor modo de recrear 81 sentido
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
OLD SWEET SPRINGS.

The old Sweet Springs, OF Monroe
county, are among the most delightful
ND heslthful of the celebrated summer
NOris Of America, and the accommoda-
acni are second to none on the CONT
lent The waters of the Sweet
Springs have q wide reputation for
Hs' medicinal qualities, and are
nNnirsble tonic in sll cases Of dys-
Fpss, and an invaluable remedy for
aNy forms Of disease; ard the baths
Ne probably the finest to be found
among the famous baths CT the Virginia
Mountains. The Old Sweet is but a
'aoH ride over delightful road from
Allegheny station on the Chesapeake
"c Ohio Railroad, and is in the vicinity
" many Of the other fsvorite resorts.
''s mountain air is of the purest and
I!si and the mountain mutton served
p Is OF the rsrest. j. w. YOUNGER,
~ The Superintendent, will open the
Va Sweet for visitors on the 18th of this
-0nlh. Accommodations for 700 guests.
Se Advertisement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
West Virginia MOOnshiners.

Special Telegram to the Commercial.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-According to
reports from internal revenue officers in
West Virginia, it appears that the illicit
dlstillstion OF whisky is carried on to q
large extent in that State. Collector
Duvsll forwards 10 the department q re-.
port Of q recent tour of inspection made
by one of his deputies, IN which he says
the clerk Of Mercer County Court, Da-
vid Foley, and Counsel Walker, q prom
inent justice of that county, are both
engaged in illicit dlstillation. In his re-
port the deputy says: at is an aston
ishing fact that every lawyer and officer
of the court in Mercer county is
in the whisky ring. They are a
band of brothers, and will, they
say, 60 down together. Thompson, editor
cf the Hinton Herald is member of
the ring, and the paper is their organ.
He is also member of line of counter
feitors which 1 have traced from White
Sulphur Springs to CharlestowD, and al.
though this is no part of our business, l
am workinglt up, and Thompson knows
it. There is more outlawry in Raleigh,
Summers and Mercer counties than you
can imsgire. WAS not at Rsleigh six
hours until l discovered that the United
States Commissioner, who was supposed
to represent the interests of the govern.
ment, was in league with the dlstillers
and counterieiters."
The Commissioner referred to above
was summarlly removed upon the facts
being brought to the attention of the
District Judge. The Department will
take prompt steps to ferret out and stop
the frauds upon the revenue. The
strength and character of the organic l.
tion are such that it may be necessary to
use military force to enforce the law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
Publfc Debt staten ent.

WASHINGTON, June six per cent
bonds, $s94, 4,69S,000; 5 per cent. bonds
$7O3, ,266, $50; Al per cent. bonds, $685.
OOO,OOO. Total coin bonds. Sl,6s2,964,-
$50.
Lawful money debt, $l4,000,0O0; ma.
tured debt, Sl4,S9i,465; legal tenders,
S36O,477,642 certificates ef deposit, S46,-
10000; fractional currency, $2l zoe, $50;
coin certificates, S45, ,407, 500. Total, with
out interest, $473,602,O72.
Total debt S2,l95, ,46l ,022; total inter.
est, $34,S4l,lS9
Cash IN treasury-Coin, l0S, l57, ,0S3;
currency, S45,l55,l5; currency held for
the redemption of fractional currency,
S67,622,7l; special deposits held fol
the redemption OF certificates of deposit
St6,5lO,OO0. Total IN treasury, $780,.
924,S69. -
Debt less cash in treasury, S2,O6S:3T,' )
342; decrease of debt during the month
of May $6,Osl274; decrease since June
80, 1876, S36,062,002.
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Com.
panies, interest psyableia lawful money
principal outstanding, S64 ,623,5l2 inter.
est accrued and not yet paid, Sl,655, 5s7;
interest paid by United States, S34,Ols,'
923; interest repaid by transportation Of
mails, SC, $S,455, ,525; balance of interest
paid by United States, $25, ,563,397.
The large reduction OF the public debt
during May is partly explained by the
fact that large sums are due to the navy
and for the necessary expenses of otheel
departments, but for which there is nt
appropriation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
Fires.

OTTAWA, June IA fire in the town
of Hull to-day, burned Eddis' stables
and forty-three head OF horses, row ot
warehouses, large Qusntity of pail
and tubs, 100000 bundles OF lath, and
$4,000 feet of pine. The loss is about
$4,000, with small insurance.
PITTsUBURG, June The pulp works
of Z. p Msrkle & Co.'s paper mills, at
West Newton, was destroyed by fire to-
night. Loss $4,000; insurance $S5, 900.
MoRBIsrewN, Pa, June 1.-The VII
lsge Of Centreville, on the Chester Val.
ley Railroad, about six miles from here,
was almost entirely destroyed by fire
this morning.
CHICAGO, June l.-Spsulding's Tc-
bacco Works, on river street, was burned
early this morning. Loss not known,
PITTSBURGH. Pa June About
o'clock this morning The Pittsburgh
Steel Casting Compsny's works, corner OF
Twenty-sixth and Railroad streets, was
burned down. The building was IRON
clad. T~enty thousand dollars worth
OF patterns were burned. The fire caught
in the gas furnace. Loss about S75, 900;
insurance $25. 900
DETROIT, June l.-Eytensive fires are
raging in the woods along the shores Of
lakes Huron and Superior in this State.
A telegram from Marquette received
tonight, reports the village OF Onta de-
stroyed by fire.
BALTIMohE, Md, June L. The coal
oil refinery of Mrs. Selvis G. Hunt, on
Eden street, were almest destroyed by
fire this morning. Probable less $50,
900. About twenty-five small buildings
adjoining, mostly dwellings, were burned
or damaged. Aggregate loss $4,000.
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NO. 26s

their forces is even worss than gsnscally
believed. They are oansidsrab)y fewer
than mas bean assumed, and With the sx.
ception o: arms lack everything rsquhits
for an army in the fsld. There seems
even TO be hardly any rsssrvs stock Of
ammunition, especially for artillery. II
Is impossible TO expect that Ill tAses
short oomings can Be rsmedied bsfars
the Russians push forward 70 ksroum.
Sr. PEfHhsBuso, June 1.-The follow
ing telegram has besn received ftom the
headquarters OF the army Of OinosssiA
dated May 81: A moro paoioe 1bpIing
is noticeable among The populakaoa al
Kaoelt districts aud most Of ~ inhabi-
tants are surrendering their sr11s TO the
Russian authorities. The heavy rains
continue TO impede the operations Of the
column Of troops from the army near
Ksrs, sent in southwesterly direction
10 watch the movements Of q Turkish
force which has appeared at SoShoul- A
feesh rising has occurred In ths fsrsk
district. The insurgents were dtperssd
BY the troops, and one body Of 500 10.
surgents lost 50 killed aud 100 prisoners
LONDON, Junel-The i9sio-ApsrieaM
Times states that dinner ~ General
Grant has been arranged Althe United
Service Club, which is 9 representative
Of the British army and navy. This
honor is only rendered 10 officers OF the
hIga distinction. Other military clubs
have followed the example OF the United
Service in inviting the General 70 be-
come an honorary member. Among the
political clubs, the way has been led
BY the Reform
LONDON, June THE Times in
leader SAYS Glsdstone's is now preemi-
neutly liberal party, or let Us say with
opponents, = radical leader. All that
has true and clear ring OF liberalism in
the country, ali that may be counted upon
TO endure aud have weight IN any future
contest between two great parties OF the
stste, now attaches itself 10 his name.
LONDON, June IA special FROM
Vienna says: On the Cars arrival Al
PloIsti = council OF war will be held, and
on the TN inst. orders are ~ be given
for crossing the Danube st lbrsil and
Turnu NsguroIi. An inportsn, demon
stratIon under Prince Charles will be-
made from kslatst
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To General w. T. Sherman.
characterization on n British Man
Of.War.

LONDON, June l.-There was recently
an emute on board Her Msjestys iron
armor plated ship Alexandria. The flag
ship of the Mediterranean squadron, IL is
stated, In consequences Of the stringelcy
of the discipline and the unusual severity
OF the punishments, the whole of one
watch refused to do duty, and threw the
sights of the guns overheard. Three oi
the subordinstes were sentenced TO 40 days
imprisonment and sent home to undergo
punishment.
A telegram from Athens, May 3lst,
gives an account of another and appa-
rently more serious mutlny, while the
Alexsndris was lying at PirscIes. The
mutiny was quelled by the marines and
men summoned from the other vessels.
The mutiners were arrested and q court
martial convened TO try them. The
csuse OF the second outbreak is stated 20
be dissatisfaction because of a refusal of
shore leave, whereupon they rendered
the AleXandria's guns unserviceaole.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
French Affairs.

PARIS, June 1.-The government in
tends to prosecute the President of the
Paris Municipal Council for remarks in
suting to President Mac Mahon duriD g
speech at st. Delis.
The students of Paris have presented
an address to NJ. Gsmbetta. The ad-
dress is moderate in tone and thanks
Gam BETA tor his efforts in behalf of the
republic. NJ. Gsmbetts congratulated
the students on their firm and patient at
titude. He expressed the conviction that
the boupds of legality would not be over
passed, and that the question must be re-
ferred to the country. In the possible
contingency OF President Mac Mshon's
resignation, he said that NJ. Theirs was a
statesman well fitted to become again a
perfectly constitutional President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
The Knox Request.

CHICAGO, June l.-Some two years
ago James Knox, OF Knoxville, Illinois,
died, leaving by will $4,000 to be used
in establishing an Industrial Agricul.
tural Schoo. in Knoxville, provided the
citizens of Knoxville county should
within six months raise $4,000
for the same purpose. The citizens
have not complied with their part
of the contract. and hence by the terms
of the will $4,000 perverts Hamilton
College, $40 1000 to Yale, $4,000 to Abe
mall Seminary in Knoxville. TIE attor,
neys for the two former institutions have
entered suit here to-day to compel the
executor of the Knox estate to pay over
the amounts due the Hamilton and Yale
Colleges.
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justice prevailing in the minds OF the
people, which prompts them to. sdjudge
the capital to Charleston as matter OF
right. Inasmuch as the State has
adopted the policy of distributing
the public buildings around, it is
nothing more than fair that that section
of the state lying south of :he Little Ks.
nawhs river. comprising nearly one
half of the area and population, and
nearly all the undeveloped wealth should
have something, and a. the capital is
the only thing left to be disposed OF, JUS
tice demands that it shall be located at
Charleston. Wheeling possessing, as it
does, superior accommodations to any
other place In the state, was properly Sc.
lected as the temporary seat of govern
ment, but when permanent location is
made and it has to leave Wheeling, in
1885, then let 1t 90 back to Charleston,
whence it came.
PACIFICAToRs.
The fact that President HAYES and
Governor HAMPTON are to meet here
during the summer and talk over the
SUCCESS of their pacific policy while
lounging under the trees which dot the
lawn OF this beautiful place, has invested
it with interest, and will be the means of
attracting many persols. A friend of
the President appeared here a few days
ago, and selected the cottage which the
family of His Excellency will occupy
during the season. If the President de-
sres to infuse spirit OF Cancellation into
the soul of the nation, know Of no more
suitable retirement than the White Sui
phur, where he can draw inspiration
from the scene Of contentment and quiet
happiness dwelling in these valleys.
G.. NJ.
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New Church Convention.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The fifty sew
enth annual convention of the New
Church began its session here to-day,
Rev. Chsuncey Giles, of New York, pre-
siding. The delegates present represent
eleven associations and four detached so.
cieties. The whole number of societies
which report directly to the convention
are about eighty, including the United
States and Canada The Tressurer's re-
port shows that the total amount OF funds
in the hands of the Treasurer is SO, 100
The Treasurer's report of the Board OF
Publication shows balance of assets of
cash value of over $4,000. The after
noon session was occupied in reading the
reports OF committees. The convention
Will probably finish its lsbors to-mor-
row
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
stiII.on Assassi ,aiion Case.

SALT LAKE, June l. A meeting OF
prominent citizens WAS held st the
Walker House to day to investigate the
report of the attempted assassination yes
terdsy of Mr.. Stillson, New York
Herald correspondent. Mayor Little Was
called on to preside. The testimony of
a number of persons was taken, among
whom was the proprietor and several
walters. No definite conclusion was ar
rived at, but Stillson's statement is
generally believed.
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THE Pittsburgh Dispatch, in an article
Ehich we copied from il the other day
% the iron and nail intsrests Of Wheel
lg, did the Ktns mill great injustice, as
We sre assured, in saying that i. hsd been
,boring under financial embarrassments.
This is the one kind of embarrassment
.hst the lima mill has never been
troubled WIKI. she don't owe dollar for
:.Ock or Iabor, ani has no floating debt OF
Any kind. she Ls> never stopped an hour
iirce she lit her fires last January, un-
.ss msy hap, :" repair break in ma
chinery or ..u ,ihing of trivial moment.
The Esins ;n!.. -, iavOrubly situated
II 70 Cteapnr~- ." uvi and economical
working h, =, ;, ~" 1t in her power to
make money as long as any other mill
an run without loss.
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Railroad Accident,

SCRANTON. Pa, June IAN acciden,
occurred to might on the Lehlgh Valley
railroad, By which Mrs. Houser was kill
ed, her daughter, Mrs. S. NJ. Willard and
her nephew were seriously hurt, and
several others fatally injured. No details
yet received.
ScsANToN, Pa, June "A specis
train VITA the body OF Mrs. Houser has
Just arrived here. Two persons were in.
stantly killed by the accident and seven
teen wounded. Six of the injured are
n not expected 10 recover.
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llIieit nisliI1eFtes.

MEMPHIS, June l.-General Pstter-
son. Collector of this district, returned
to-day from a raid on illicit distilIeries 10
Henry county, near the Kentucky line.
He had twelve men with him and de-
stroycd six distiIleries and large guam
titv OF mash and other materials. Run
ners preceded him and gave notice, 30
that several stills were removed and the
moonshiuers escaped. General Patterson
and party rode $50 mile: in As hours Is
orker 10 effect the capture of these still.
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AspEcIAL dispatch to the C,nclnnati
Commercial from Washington, which we
transfer 10 cur columns, if true gives
.ue startling disclosures about "crooked
Whisky" in Mercer, Summers and Raleigh
,,up,ias of this State. 1t asserts that
every lawyer aud officer of the court IN
Mercer county is in the "whisky ring
hat THOMPSON, editor of the Hinton
Herald is = member of the Ring AID his
paper their organ, besides u good deal
more Of the same sort, only worse. Until
further developments reach US we do not
propose to believe these wholesale sccu-
.s.rOrs against the good people of these
counties. The law has been evsded by q
few reckless men, probably, which has
given color TO the wholesale charges IN
the telegram.
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Denial from Garfield.

COLUMBUS, June l.-Genersl Garfield,
who passed through here to-day en- route
TO Mobile, left the following directed 70
the general agent Of the Associated Press:
DEAR SIR:-I have just seen in the
Cincinnati C0mnsrciGi OF this morning,
copied from the New York Sun, what
purports TO be letter of the President
to me. ItIss forgery in every line and
word. J. A. GARFIELD.
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Postal Cnmmissinn.

RICHMOND, June 1.-The Postal Com.
mission, accompanied by p. Nelson, OF
Kentucky, arrived from Chattanooga,
and were not a. Burkvile by the Com
mittec OF commercial organizations ofthis
city. A meeting Will be held tonight in
the hall of the House OF Delegates for a
conference between the Commission and
business men, IN relation to the posts
service, at which the Mayor presides, and
will welcome !he members OF the Com.
mission.
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Warrington Items.

WAsH1SGroS, June 1.-The President
has appointed William Ware Peck, OF
New York, United States Attorney for
Wyoming, vice Edward A. Thomas, re
signed, and Theopilus Gaines, United
States Attorney fol Montana, vice VIC.
Hoge, resigned. a..
At the Cabinet meeting to-day the
Secretary Of War was instructed TO sd
dress letter to General Sherman,
directing him TO prepare Instructions for
General Ord to follow the Mexican
marauders, if necessary, from Texas into
Mexico.
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REPORTS from iorty-nine places in
Nebraska show that all the crops are
looking fire and growing rapidly, and
that an increased acreage has been sown,
espec ALLY of corn. 1t will be blessing
to the country we can supply the in
creased demand from Europe without
prices increasing here An extra large
yield of cereals throughout the country
would renoer this possible, and such q
yield is NJ present promised. The out
look should serve rs warning to reck-
less gamblers in ersin.-American Nan
ufacturer, May 3lSt.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, June |, 1877.

sent this afternoon, and was as follows;
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, June l, 1877. {
GrNERAL-Ther report of VIM Shafter,
Lieutenant. Colonel of the Twenty-fourth
infantry, commanding the district OF
Texas, concerning the recent raids by
Mexicans and indians into Texas, for
msrauding purposes, with your endorse
ment. of the 29th inst, has been submit
ted to The President, and has, together
with numerous other reports and docu-
ments relating to the same subject, been
duly considered. The President desires
that the utmost vigilance on the part of
the military forces IN Texas be exer-
cised for the suppression of these raids.
1t is very desirable that offers to that end,
in 30 far, at least, as they necessarily in
volve the operations on both sides OF the
border, be made with the cooperation of
the Mexican authorities, and you will
instruct General Ord, commanding in
Texas, to ir vite such cooperation by the
local Mexican authorities, and inform
them that while the President is anxious
to avoid giving offence to Mexico, he is
nevertheless convinced that the invasion
of our territory by armed and organized
bodies, thieves and robbers, to prey on
our citizens should not be longer Ell dur
ed. Gen. Ord will at orce notify the
Mexican authorities along the Texas
border of the great desire of the Presl-
dent to unite with them in the effort to
suppress this long continued lswlessness.
At the same time he will inform those
authorities that if the government OF
Mexico shall continue to neglect their
duty in suppressing these outrages, the
duty will devolve on this government
and will be performed even ii its pertor'
nance should render necessary the &C.
caslonsl crossing of the border by our
troops. You will therefore direct Gen
Ord that in case the lswless incursions
continue he be at liberty TO use his own
discretion in pursuit of the band OF ma
rauders. and when his troops are either
in sight of them or on a fresh trail, to fol-
low them across the Rio Grsnde and
ove-take and punish them, as well As re-
take the stolen property taken from our
citizens and found IN their hands on the
Mexican side of the line.
have the honor to be, very respect
fully, GEO. w. McCRARY,
Secretary of War.
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CnecrfuIne.. ,n. Om.pri.x sf lee en-

That equable state OF the mind which u
unrufiied by trifiiug inoidenss, ana LOOK.
on the sunny side OF things In general, IN
the result ofa fui state OF the brain
and stomach. The dyspcptic and nervous
invalid may-although this Is rare indeed
-feign cheertuIness, and may bear the
harrasslng symptoms which pcrsecuts
him with an assumption OF heroic indif'
ference, but In reality he In the victim OF
dependency. To experience genuine
cheeIiulneS OF mind, the stomach must
recover It's lost tone, the thinking organ
its normal quietude. Hostetters stomach
Bitters are the best remedy for ment al de-
preston, since they overcome the nervous
debility aud indigestion whicn originate
and io>ter IL. Pers ns suffering from in-
rrmiLies peculiarly incident ~ the de
cline ot life, ladies IN delicate health, ana
con valescents, derive soIace and yigot
from It's use. Drive away the blues and
revive the dropping energies with this
gra nd stimulatiyc tonic.