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The New York herald., 1877-07-01
CRICKET.

THE ST. PAuL's SCHOOL DEFEAT AN ELEVEN
OF THE ST. GEORGES cLUD--sconE ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY TO ONE HUNDRED.
very interesting game Of cricket was played
yesterday at Hobo.cn between an eleven from st.
Paul's School, OF Concord, N. H., undor tho cap
taincy of Archie Gracio, and an eleven Of tho
ST. Georges, under the captaincy OF Mr. j.
r. Moore A year ago tho school defeated the
ST. Georges second eleven by score Of 200 10 6s,
and yesterday, although five OF the ST. Georges team
belonged to their first eleven, they were very quietly
defeated by a score OF 1850 10 100. The 81. Georges
hrst went to the bat, Mr. j. II. Moore aud
J. H. Clarke nrst handling the willow. Mr..
Moore batted well Tor IL runs Tho other members,
with tho exception OF Mocrau, iaicd to get double
figures. owing 10 the good ncding and bowling Of tho
n. Pauls. Mocran made spicndid stand al tue bat.
and oil runs credited to him before hrs removal.
On the St. Paus side Mr.. II. Barre, lclhandcd bats
man, showed some excellent play, remaining at The
bat uurln< the iall OF five wickets His (60
made up by careful play OF twos, threcs and singles.
Mr.. A. Gracio and j. Conovcr also showed some ino
pstung power, which added heavily to tho score. The
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY l. s77-QUADRUPLE SHEET

bennington, dam Carrie Atherton, years Old.
lul vi W.
J. G. X Lawrepce's r. h. Risk, by Revolver, dam
Siren. years old l25 lbs .(barbse) dis
Time, 1:47k-1:46.
FOURTH RACE.
SAME DAy-Purse, 5000; $50 TO tho second horse;
threc-quarters ol u mile
Starters.
r. Morris's blk f. Faithiess. BY Eclipse, dam Fe-
licty, years old. ll3 lbs: ..lsayresl
James Bevn's CHI T. Hattie r., by bennington, dam
Bonnie doom. years old 1l3 lbs... lFishcr)
ID. ID. Wither's Gu I. Cyclone, by Parmesan, dam
Typhoon, years old, lis lbs. ..... wv. LakeiandI
NJ. Byrne's ch. c. King Bee, by HAMBURG, dam by
J. c. Breckenridge, years old, lis lbs
(Fit.gcraid) 4
Mulcahy & Siattery's ch. g. Durango, by Jack Ma
lone, dam Fanny Barrow, years old, ll6 lbs.
(Mathews) 8
G. Longstafrs b. Braemer, by Warminster, dam
Inversnaid, s years old l0d lbs. .(Evans)
J. X. Gibnsy's ch. Indiana, BY kentucky, dam
Columbia years old, 10l lbs. .tSpi imam
Time, I:13.
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bowling the st. Georges side was rather poor and
the helding unusually weak and bad
THE SCORE.
The following 10 the scorc:-
INNISCs
Clubs. 1A I'd I'd. an. 5fh 9TH sh 8fh. Oh ION.
st. George q 10 2l 40 81 66 ~ 81 98 l0O-lo0
st. Paus 46 52 81 liz 1l6 130 l39 1855 l59 l6u-l60
Umpires-Mcssrs Smith and Kearney.
MOTIFS
Tomorrow the ST. Paul's School will play the Man.
haitian Club at Prospect Park. The game will CON-
mence at ten O'Clock. In OF their recent victory
over the ST. Georges CIu" the friends Of the school
VIII turn out In large numbers.
On Tuesday the ST. Paui's School will play the Staten
Island Club At Staten Island.
On "Wednesday, July 4, match game will be played
Hoboken by the members oi the ~ Georges Club,
and all members hand at eleven O'Clock will be OK
pected 10 participate in the game
ON July the ST. Georges Club will play an eleven
from The University OF Pennsylvania on the grounds
at Hoboken.
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LONG BRANCH ATHLETICS.

The athletic contests, which will begin at Long
Branch July 3, will in all probability be exceed
ingy interesting, the entries up to last night
large and include representatives Of most OF the prom
inent clubs IN the country. Among them the we'll
known amateurs Mr. Hammond OF Columbia; Ihomas
A. McEwcn, f. Z. Holske, Charles Counor. G. Gillic
and Mr.. Armstrong Of the H. A. c. Also Mr. Hughes
and Mr.. Lee, OF the University OF Pennsylvania, and
Isaiah Frazer, OF Yonkera
Among the judges are Dr. J. 0. Greene, of Princeton
J. f. LanninR OF Princeton aud Charles Lewis, ol tho
Long Branch Commission. Mr.. Cooper President OF
tho Board Of Commissioners, has boon invited to
distribute the prizes.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
POLICE ON CONEY ISLAND.

The last session OF the sa'e Legislature passed
act crcatipga police pension fund Tor Brooklyn. II
provided, among other Of revenue that
forlh the residents OF localities outside The city limits
desiring the services OF the police should pay therefor
at the rate OF f3 per diem lor each officer
so employed, tue money thus rcilized
to bc devoted to tho fund. IL has been
tho custom Ior years past TO send squad oi police
men IRON Brooklyn 10 Concy Island each sunday.
whose time and services were gwen grattuousy for
the projection OF properly and Tue preservation OF
peace al hal popular resort. But the Comm sson ers
Of Poice and Excise have now determined TO enforce
the new act, and tomorrow there will be only lew
officers at Coney Island.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
CHESTER PARK.

CINCINNATI, June 80, 1871
Tho summer trotting meeting at Chester Park COM
menced to-day.
The first was for ouryearolds and under; purse
81, OO0, divided. Alice West took the first money,
Keen Jim second, Romance third and Kentucky
Wilkes fourth. Time, 1882 "a 30 34-2 :33-2:3Ix
The second event was Tor the 1928 class; purse
s.. .O0O divided. Tho Jewess three straight
heats Bay Charles took the second money, Charles
W. w. Worley tho third and Magenta the fourth
Time. 2:26-2:2G-2:2o n.
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The WORN'S DIVORCE.

Application was made by counsel for Martin worus
In the supreme Court Kings county. yesterday for an
absolute divorce against Ella Worn, hrs wife, Tho
parties who reside in Mckiobcn street, Brooklyn, n
d., married about four years ago, when tho DC.
lcudant was IN her seventeenth year, and ior time
lived happily together He alleges, however, tnat bs
has discovered evidence OF n6delty Oh her part The
referee, wnv reported In favor Of tho
pIanun. Justice Pratt took The papers and reserved
his decision.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.

Henry d. Newton, cashier OF the Standard OIL
Works, reported al the Eishtyeighth street station
house that he had been followed IRON tho Terry ut
Huuter's Point by Two men IN light wagon; thas
when he had reached u scquestcrcd part OF the town
they drovo up him, and Que OF tnem leapug down.
struck him tho iorehead, ieng nim 10 tue grounu
wnilo tue otuer robbed him o $1,000 he had 10 pay
The men of wtn. TDen botn 0f them mouuted me
wagon aud drove hastily away 10 the direction oi AS
tora rho robbcr ~ described as man i've iect six
inches LII nolgLl. MeaIing q blue flannel coaL
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BASEBALL.
HARTFORD VS.. ATHLETIC.

Several hundred spectators assembled at the Union
grounds yesterday afternoon TO witness the last game
OF the HartIords prior 10 their departure on Western
tour, the opposing club being the Athletics OF Pha-
deiphia. The Athletics were short the services OF
several of their best men, consequently they were
weak, both 10 the field and at the bat The Hart
lords as usual played model fielding game, de-
ieatipg their opponents with apparent Start,
Carey and Ferguson played excelIentIy in their
spectve positions. The following is the seore:-
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
CREEDMOOR.

MATCHES AT ALL THE RANGES YESTERDAY.
Three matches shot yesterday the ranges
of the National Rife Association al Creedmoor. The
nrst long range contest which involved both
endurance and skill TO make good record thirty
rounds bad 10 be fred at the rapgc ol 900
yards. This match commenced at haltpast ten
O'Clock and was finished by half-past
The TurJ, Field and Farm challenge badge
called for three O'Clock and the Irsh.Amercan
Rife Club match commenced at the same time. The
matches ended and the rinemen rcady to leave
for by halt past four o'clock; but there is no
train between 4:I7 ana 6:i3 O'Clock many OF them
were, usual. obi god to till the latter
hour. great want is felt Tor train at about half
past 1--WE O'Clock. Tho present arrangements OF the
Flushing aud Long Island Railroad Company for
bringing the rlomen home from Creedmoor are In
the highest deg ce unsatisfactory.
THE PARKER LONG RANGE PRIZE.
The Parker long range prize match was omen TO
members OF the National Rite Association. Weapon
aud position, any within the rules; distance 1000
yards; thirty rounds with the privilege OF two sight
ing shots The prize, an elegantly mounted shotgun,
become the property of the competitor VINO
shall win u three times. not necessarily con-
secutivey Entrance iec ST. There were fifteen
entries. Tho weather was excellent, and although
four members OF the American team Of 1875 were
participants in the contest the scoring was not 70.
markably good. The leading score that Of Mr.. Ran
Rath bone, falls three points below that which
made similar match last year at Vim bledon; and
tho OF the records, with the exception OF that
made by General Dakn, not at all up 10 the mark.
The following are the totals macc by the competi-
The New York herald., 1877-07-01

TURF, BADGE.
The first competition for the gold challenge
badge Of the Turf Field and Farm Drought out
forty.nve competitors. The medal Is a beautiful
OF exquisite workmanship, and, as Is always the
In these competitions, the match took in somc Of
the best short range mnrksmen In tho country.
II was open members OF the National Rifle Associa.
tion except fnal winners OF the two previous badges
Distance, 200 yards; position standing; weapon, any
brecch loader within the rules ten rounds, with the
privilege OF two sighting shots; entrance lee, nity
conts. Captain W. X. ivermore. OF the United States
Army, carried of the honors OF The day very good
score.
THE iRfsH-AMERcAN CLUB MATCH.
Colonel Bethel Burton having preseni ed to tha irish
American Rifle CLUB exqusitolv chased meer chaum
and amber cigar holder, II was resolved 10 compete
for 1t on the conditions that had governed tho
late matches Tor the Conlin badge The first compeii
tons Tor this new prize came OF yesterday Afternoon
+. +. Millen 53 j. +. Irwin. ~
Captain W. H. Murphy. 50 J. +. McHugh.......... 40
Major E. Duffy ....... SO Captain J. Kerr....... SO
n. D. Ward........... "A Colonel Is. Burton. "a
THE SEVENTH KBGiMENr RIRLEMES
The usual periodical competitions Tor the Seventh
Regiment diamond badge aud the ''shells'' resulted
Corporal +. W. Linton taking both prizes. The da-
mond badge won score OF "a out OF possible
10 points 200 and 500 yaris ana tho ''snes'
carried of on record Of % out OF q possible IS
points at 500 yards.
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O'LEARY'S LONG WALK.

Daniel oLcary will begin his walking match for $500
tho American Institute Rink the ID OF July Mr.
OLeary proposes, during this MATCH 10 beat his re-
cent London record by walking $40 miles In days
The New York herald., 1877-07-01

UMPIRE Mr. Ducharne. First base by errors--Hart-
ford, 4; Athletic, 0. Runs earned, Total base
hits-Hartfords, o; Athletics 3.
The Hartiords left New York on the seven o'clock
tram last evening. They play at London, Canada to-
morrow with the Tecumschs. From there they 10 to
ST. Lo-s and play the ST. Louis Club the Fourth Of
July.
cAPIToLINE.
An interesting and exciting game was played the
lower ground between the Wiluka and Putnam clubs
neither side beng able TO until the seventh
nlng sharp was Tho fielding lhe of
the park championship series, and resulted iol-
Iows:--
Putnam. 0 "A
Wltaka. ............... 0 0 2 U o.
On The upper ground tho Amcriques defeated the
Pastimes by the following score:-
AmerIque. 2 2 4-12
Paslime. 9 o 0 o. s
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SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.
IL was Dr. William H. Dwinelc, of this city, and not
DR.. "Drsnelle" upon whom Hamilton College on Fri.
day conferred the honorary degree oil A. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Oeuti d Ian b.

Qonbon,4 4. Nusaf. Der @eneral.
5sIbmaridaa pon Steinmst III uersamsene
Na9t In benz Babeort 9anbsd sinem 6erss
lsibsn erlesen.
Stsinmss wurbe a@tSis Sabre alt. @r
ma9ts ais preubii&er lieutenant i@On bic
8sirsiunsstriese sesem ben eriten slapOIeOn
nit unb srwarb f4 bamals bas eiierns
Rrsu3. Ws Obsrf tdmpfte er i'm Mar,
ls4s sssen bic &epolution in Berlin uni
betbeiIiste fi& bann unter WranseI am
2ries sssen bic Ddnen. Der &riss pou
1866 traf ibn ais tommanbirsnben @ene'
raj bss finften preuBiiden armescOrps,
Mit bieism riidte er bamals i'm Suni in
Bobmsu elm unb i@lus be Oeitrei@er Be
Nadob anb Stalis. Rad isnsm Rriss
psrmdbIte sr ii&, bsinabe iisbsisidbris, mi
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unb, um praetiide GrfOIse ;u errinsen nnb
ben md9tissn OemOtraten gu iaaben, pers
banb man ii4 nit ben RspubIitanern unb
untsrititts ibrsn ganbibatsn fur bas S@as:
meiiteramt. go seIans es, wie seiast,
ben Mrbeitsrn finf Der ibren ms &sprdiens
tantenbaus unb einen in ben Senat gu
brinsen.
Die Gimme Der Wabrbeit"
aus Detroit idreibt foIsenbe ben gsaseI auf
ben &opf trefisnben @orte iiber bic &sbeIs
lion in Yittsburs, bic wObl wsrtb iinb, bier
einen YIas in Der Runbi9au su finben !:
Sonoerbare gsbauptunesn iinb be,islid
Der Yartei ltellunS unb ber Hel Is
sion Der Streitsr uno 9lufriibrer in Der
amsritanii9en YrsHe aufseiteat worben.
3usrit bsB ss, bic &ioters in Yittsbnrs
ieien fait bur9sdnsis Oemofratsn. Sei
ndbersr ltnteriuduns fano man ater, oaB
bic quite Smoky City" i9on ieit Sabren
unter Der 6u9tel Der Republitaner itebt,
bic bort Bel ben @ablen Mtaioritdten BON
10000 bis $4,000 Stimmen gu erin:
gen i'm Stanoe warsn. Oa man Die
glusi6reitungen Der Streifer uno bic
S1anbtbaten Der Gopbies in YittsburS
ben Oemotraten nidt in bic S6ube Su
i9ieben permo9te, muBtsn bic SatboIiten
berbalten. 6ierbsi fielen aber bic lourna:
liltii9en Stanbalma9er uno Spletra4titif:
ter nod vetIiser rim, aIs nit ibrer ge.
bauptuns be,iisli6 Der Oemofratsn. Muf
cine Don benz &sbacteur Der nGatboIic
Reuierp" in 8rootlpu an ben bo4m. gii4of
Guiss in pittsburs seridtste anfrase, wie
uisIe 8atboliten fi5 wobl on benz Streit
unb Nufrubr in Pittsburs betbeiIist bdtten,
entsesnste Der prdlat, baB ieines Wiiiens
ni9t fini Yrosent Der Streiter unb &ubes
itSrer in Yittsburs Ratbolifen ieien. Was
fiir Qeute iinb bic Nolpbies nun, weIde bel
iiinsiten Mafltdnbsn 70 uisle Sdanbtbaten
besansen, ben amsritaniiden gfamen 10
idmdbIid sntebrt baben2 ReIisiOns: uno
sewiiIenloie Sniibsls, bic ibre vBiIbuns"
in ben sottIolsn Public Schools" empfans
gen, unb absefalIene &atboIiten unb pros
tsitanten, meI9e als WitsIieber Der reIi:
siousfeimblidsn 9osen ben @Iauben ibrer
Vdter unb ibrer eisenen Susenb preisseses
ben baben unb istt an benz Basen bes mos
bernen llnslaubens unb Nsubetbentbnms
Yoripannbtenite tbun. Die Public
Schools" unb bic 9osen-baB iinb bic RID:
tissn 6eerbs unb 8rutitdtten Der 6owbies,
melde Bel Nufitdnbsn ben Ool4 unb bic
granbfadeI idwinsen unb Cob unb Der:
berben psrbreiteu, no iie bic Sberbano bes
tommen! Nber bas mollen bic 9errn Mme:
ritansr isst nod nidt einieben!
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Nusfdnoif&e Nnmo(&an.

Raum 1T Der baierii4e 2anb.
a 9 suiammsnsetreten, bat er aud idon
isin Ysnium aussearbeitet. Oas WtiIitair'
Budget lit in alien weisntliden Yuntten
uon benz &side ssseben unb barum unans
fsdtbar; bas @eri9t, bas baieriide Sns
fanterie @swsbr babe iid 10 idIedt be.
pdbrt, baB es NIT benz WaSier @euebr
psrtauidt werbsn miiIe, pirb bsmentirt ii.
bamit aud bic griitenS uOn swei WsiIiOneu.
Die Miniitsr linb sufriebsn, bab ibre 8ubs
gets uotirt iinb, unb ba bic YartsieniteIs
lung Der Rammer bic slcide seblisben 1T,
wis fs mar, 10 tOnnen bic Mbseorbneten
nur irob isin, baB iie balb wieber na@
Sauie sei9idt worbsn iinb. Denn baB
ni9ts seIeiitst wirb, bab ss in 8aiern beim
Mltsn bIsibt, 1T cine ausssma@te Sa@e.
Nu1 Der Sferreidiide unb Der unSarii9e
9anbtas iinb uertast. aber Der ausslei@
1T nidt su Stanbe sstommen. Diirfte
man bic Spra&e Der beibsrieitisen 9aupts
blatter ais naBssbli4 amisben, 10 wirben
aud ipdtere Weriu@s i&eitern. @lleim, ss
bisbe pon ben Oeuti@en unb Wasparen
auf @ottss BarmbersiSfeit bin iiinbisen,
wenn fe es anseii4ts bes orientalii&en
Dranbss, befen GIummsn bart an ben
@rsnssn Der MOnar@ie smpOri@Iasen, auf
cine Spaltuns berielben anfommen IieBen.
Deuti9e wis Wasparen, bic beioen 9satiO.
maliidten, bsrsn cine in Der OitbaIfts, bic
anbsrs in Der WsitbdIfte Der MOnar@ie bas
Yriueiput fibrt, mi1en benn bod beSreis
fen, baB iie uon ben an 3abl melt iiberIeses
nsn SIausn lberflissIt werben, wsnn bas
ganb, burd weI4es bic ueridiebsnen Nas
tionalitdtsn suiammensebaltsn werosn, inns
msr msbr seIodert wirb.
Das &eidsseies iiber ben llnter'
itisunsswobniib wirbeIt IN ben Stabten
bes bo9liberalsa Babens uiel Staub auf,
unb 10 sbsn lsien mir, baB beswsssn Elm
aassmsinsr babii9er Stdotetas auf ben 10.
Suli anbsraumt mar. gs wirb sbsn aud
ben Yabsnisru Bel aqsr &sidsfrsuubi9aft 4
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anasisen fir yienies, 4ptierisu, gliidslpiele
,e., ais bsm @ehe Der fatb. 8ir&e ,upissr, Rn-
ben ieine Aufnabme.
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aae amaeisen ienbe man ipateifens
Nontas Noracn elm.
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ausrdrtiss dnldssa maatn ssrausbs,ablt psrsex.
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beiratbs- unb 1ppesan,siesn nit Sprx&
$3.50, pbne Spru& 500.
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greise Diet Suzeistu.
Ssben 3oll ssr SpaIte per Sabr...........Sf6.00
!, - >, 6 Nonate. 5000
, >, 3 Ncnate....S 60G


GaeakNsti3eH.
nntsr 3siltn Brssisr rsrben ni6t anstnsus-
men. Ghr ieee 3eils 8reSier obsr ssren 8asm
bas 1. Nal 10 Cts bic nSHfrn NaIt Gents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

So "Xulisu pasaies de ida vaaita vaiidus por dos
meses. Is ~. lie rebala los pa@lerUs de camara
NlNOS.
Los ninos lie los pasajetos que no tougan ahas
cumpl!1 1os. son !lcvadoe gratis. Los que tengan
amos cGmplidos hasta sin cunlplir. pagarsn pa6A
Ie Los que tengan aioS cumpliddS no lnguen 4
L. pagariin Z passage; dc Il amos adelane pagan
pasiue cntcro. En- caso de que una famiiia ten2a
nihos memories de amos. uno de ellos soamente
lleva gratis los otros pagaran 4 pasaJe.
CRIADOS.
Los crHdos de los pasaleros pagGran en- los viajee
trasatanticOs. pasaje de entrcpuento S~. Las cria
das pagaran las 23 del precio del pasajc segun s
tegoria tomada por sus amos: no tioncn dcrocho
estar en- los salones. sin0 cl tempe rigurusamentr
necesario para al srryiciO de sus arnOs
Recomrndamus a los pasnlcroe inncrban
nonahres lugar donde van, sus cquipajcs. on
rarar6rcs integbles. Los passages cNl !don hasta
una hora anlcs de- In salida de los Saporcs.
No Sc admien tlctes ,cspues de In logala de los
vapores Para mas informes dirieirse los Consig-
natarios.
BoRDA CoNr.
MTayagG@ Il de Febrero de 1876.
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VaDOr americana RTlTSlILLE
DE ] 200 TONELADAs
SU CAPTAIN, WEIR.
Linea directa men3ual pars los E. Unidos.

Este c6modo sdllo I'apor sognirl hacien-
do sus yiajea pcri1litos entre Mueya- York Y
esta Isla, tocando Ell San Juan, hayaStcz !
Ponce.
IIegara aquf moccdeute dc Nuesn- Work ell
dia 30 de cada mes, :egreFari i dias dcs
pues.
Precio dc Pasaje, 5 . oro ea Ia camara.
Flete 4 tipos ui6iicos segun la eantidad dc
carga.
Adenas, este Vapor tomara flete en- otros
puertos de la Isla, sicndo lie alguna importan-
cia.
Para otros pormenores dirijirse sus consig-
natarios
SILVA & Co. - San Juan.
Gil DE CII0UDENS = Mayaeiez.
PASTOR MARQUEZ q Co = Ponce
Hta ls Az,
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LIMA 1NTERcoroxrAL II.

Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Agnadilla se-
Aores Silva, Ferrer Gs~-Ef MayagreZ. Sres. Hsisa
Kraenaer Cq-En Ponce. Sres. Wieehers CAY en-
1Ssn Juan dc Puerto-ltieo
FaDDERaEN WnITEx YC4
Raa Juan dc Pusyto-R Rico. DIRE. Dc 1s3s,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
Pldoras Holloway, ;3l,,,',,
Unguent0 Holloway.

Este incemparable Balsano. sana los SrAtEg Dl
P1EKNAS DE PECHO, las Llagas antirgi6sl Y ah1
las ulceras cGy9 origen no conyiene msnsiohsg &
s@ no pbnSlco b9 dsei 19ds ns
LLO"AY. al que milares dcben ~ balvaci0nl l9SntS
de sus brazos piernas como de sue. q tStnnaiaa -
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Hapor Manuela. captain ViHamR
VfAJE PuERfo- RICO FOR Fl. Sun DE sASTo nouiSao
sgGuR EI sI0UIEETE fTISERARIo.
REToRN0,
CoNsIGNATARI0s.

NuyvrrAs. SreS D. F. 8. Doiz Comp.-GtsARA
anc.sorss d, Silva E0drigne3 Comp-BARA0oA, Il.
Alayo Comr.-CuBA, Sros. y. y J" fos Comp r.
min Berncdo.--A6uApILLA Srgs. hmeil. Jtlla Ca
TUERro. Rico Sres IriaIie. Herntno lie Caracena
y r(0mp.-SANTH6MAs. Srss. Lamb y Comp.
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vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTo-RIC0

Los yapores Puerto Rico Mdpa0ueg Ponce ST.
en su carrera desde Liverpool para es varios puer-
los de eSta Isla
man Comp. de Liverpool, los Representative
SREs LATIMER 7 COMP. San Juan.-SEEs l-LAuRl
BORDA Conn., Mayaguez.--W WIEcEERS COMP,
POnco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Ia CANAEA.
Ia Ia la-2e Ia 81
h E ] C o
Habana, directo.

-. - - - -
$40 s24 so so as 40
Al ragresar cl vapor dc la Habana tocari on
PucrG !lata
Estos prae:os son en- oro americana Ia par i su
. c1ulValente ru i3Vaeda currieHtr.
Se expcnden betes Ge reorno para tres mcs9s,
con ina reha;a de 25 pS6 bHcno gor un ao para los
vaJes trasatld ncos, Ses meSuS para las Aatillas.
Sc hace lnn retaa de seNto los tipos rstabec-
dos favor de las tamilias pero solo los
en que tl impoIte del paSaJe 81 carssa tota-
dad por toda la tamia tlare iSua al importe total
del pasaje de cnatro ptalofoa adult0s de Camara.
III t5rminO famia, solo e0mprande los padres, 6l.S
hjos sus criadna. y la rok3ja hEra & las per-
lHe tonen biiictes los precios mas baos para des
de Europa.
Los ninos men0s dc nEos uno gratis, de S Ia
cliGrta parte, de II Ia mitad.
Les pasi4jeros para Francih. eualquier parte de
Hurhua puieden qucdar is dias IEglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV yca versa los para lnsaterrR ruedcn que
iar en- Eliincia. tS99 ia5aJeroS per estOs yaporoS
tcAdrin 81 privegio dc Ylaar on 81 canine de hierr0
entire Cherilourr. Paris. plymouth y L6ndras. una
rrbaia dc 10 20 los CuharcadOs ~ este puerto.
ERta prohib;do 4 los pasajeros. oiikarcandO eE
les en- San JGan Puerto Rico. 3res LAtimer u: ii
pusSje tornado bordo pegaft ~ n%s dc fecargo Loh
Iapores que saij lie s. Juan les dlas IL = de neg
toe6rln con los ynpores americaRos Gntre New York
Para pormenores sobte Arte4. diri&irse al Agonte
de la Compnflia.
La Compala asegura toda eAse Dc yGl2res que
on elective motales precosos joyas. Se enibarquen
en- LIE vaporas ;le Ia linca destno Europa. San
Nho4ngn Eah"n2, 8 cua'JUier Vtr0 puntO dc Su ruta
AZ .atts 8asftmcr ~ Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
sEdUNpo vIAJE NEHsCAL.
RUTt "B."

C,lando FL anterior tenga 81 lias laa llcgada'
salidas sertn nm dia anss en- ol primer viale men
nuRl. En- los meses de Juio uctuhre y Bicsmbra, 81
v0por nglts llegart Il este puerto en- los diHs safas
dos un dia aesnues.
Para comodidad DO los pasaiaros 81 vapor de Ia
lsla leyara un intsrprcta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

| N,imero 2.
.Segun.fo ridie rneHsudl.
RCTA atD.''

En- 20 Sf3 parties. Ell 3e una cuarta parte lie 10,
precos de Ia Los pasajeros Dc 50 cac han dc llevS
consiRo los cHseres de cana J has provsiones nece
saras.
CuaRdo el vapar sale De este puerto 4 las de |,
mafanR. no re eXpendera ningun billste dch,
dia: pero har4 de dc la arde el dia nntari0I
4 mas de las horas acostumbrsdas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
Aviso 4 los sefiOres embarcadOres.

I.as msrcencias embGrcadas por lo6 veporos DE- la
Inea arrba expreeada. que lleSHen este puerto des
e este mes en- adelante pagartn el 1ete en- veg de
pesos la libra esterna. al cambio eorriente de gire
sn las fschas do las arriha.las Las que paxnen 9,
pss de capa en- del 10 pss sefaiado sobrc netea
aR general. H. IL OcI