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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

RELIGIoUs.-Therc will be services
at Academy Hall, by Geo. A. Glib
hons, Rector, on next Sunday, June
9th, at lo4 o'clock, A. NJ. and 8 O'Clock
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

RILEY WALKER the other day show
ed us specimen of genuine gold ore
taken from some of the mines of
Pixies Peak. 1t was full of glittering
particles of the precious metal.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

HARVESTING tools Of all kinds
cheap at behring's. Get new forks,
rakes, cradles, mowers and other i'm
plements, that your crops of grain
may be properly saved.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

LADIES, Gents, and Childrens shoes
at Chadwick & Sons. Go and see
them and compare the prices with
those asked elsewhere
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions Of decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Munongahv soun>
ty, West Virginia, rendered by said court
at its March Term, 1873, in the chancery
cause Of John A. Santee's admir- DC VS..
Rebecca Santee widow. &c. ct NJ, the I'M
dersigned special commissioner in said
decree named will ON
MONDAY, JUNE II, 1878,
(being the frat day of the June Term,
1878 OF the County Court Of sapd county
and State) in front Of the courthouse
door, on the public ground in Moreantown,
in snid couTt.y, sell to the highest bidder,
the real estate in the bill apa proceedings
mentioned or so much or such part thereof
rs shall be sufficient to discharge the re-
spectiye debts and claims in said decree
named. and the interest thereon, after APP
plying the personal estate of said John A.
Santee, deceased, rn ssn q IN 10 said de-
cree stated; Said real estate Is Situated in
Battelie District in said county, and cons
tains one hardred and fifty-one and one
half acres, be the same more or less and
will be sold out and out free Of the wid>
ow's dover in same as in said decree stat.
ed.
The terms of said sale will be as follows:
Enough of said purchase money to pay
the costs OF SUIT and sale TO be cash in
hand, and for the residue credit of 8, IL
and Is months to be given, the purchaser
executing bonds with approved personal se-
curity bearing interest from the day Of said
sale.
L. 8. HOUGH, Special Com'r.
NJ, 10 1879
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

READ the article entitled "Monon-
gala County" on second page. There
are numcrous1paragraphs of interest
ing history given in it. ..,.r..
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

THE place where you can get the
most goods for the least money is at the
Standard Store.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

The New DOMINION and Wheeling
Weekly Register, for only $40.
Now is the time to subscribe.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

You can save money and time by
dealing on the square at the Standard
Store. ..
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

A MOVE is on foot in Taylor county
to remove the county seat from Prun-
tytown to Grafton.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

If you want first-class goods cheap
90 to the Standard Store.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08
MOrganfOwn Directory.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Mayor. oseph MOreland
Recorder. ....................John w. MADEIRA
Couneilmen-G w John, G. w. Nc
Wicker. F. X. O'Kelly, Benz. Dorsey,
~ n Hoffman
CeTReunt... ........Shds. hduSi u
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Hon. B. f. MARTIN keeps us well
supplied with public documents.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

$3.50 per year, invariably in dvance
IS cents for six months
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

If you want stylish hats 60 to the
Standard Store and get them cheap
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

J. j. FITCH is having his residence
painted and otherwise improved.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08
BALTIMORE MARKET.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE.

Very best on sale this week. .5I06l cts.
Generally rated first quality .43@5s "
Medium or good fair quality. 1G9i3 ="
Ordinary thin steers and oxen 3l@35
Most of the sales are from.....5l G951
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-06-08

TAYLOR county has recovered 1924
900 back taxes from the B. Il 0. r. r.
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LOCAL NEWS.
BUTTER 6 cents.

LADIES Hats ofall qualities at Chad
wick & Sons.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

Hamper was killed. but Rathbun threw niusen inse
q bufr 10 waow aud Kept them OF with MS revoivss
until darkness permitted him 10 elect MS esCspo.
A lame man named Harry Abbott was ALSO As''se
while working In hrs feld. .
Bohemian. name unknown, was met IN Ms Wagon
and killed, and his body partially burned.
A HEROIC GIRL -
farmer named Steivsr was killed ~ nls osu. a.
daughter aged sixteen, out OF the mousse WIN nss
three little brothers and sisters, ana was met ~
squad. She fought them SO vigorously tnat tney
whipped her severely, only letting her 20 wnen
alarmed at something approaching. the iacerateo
girl pulled grass all night TO cover the little children.
Another farmer, named Snyder, was killed IN nis
house. and nis three Ils children driven lar out en
the prairie and left to the Of thu coyotes whicn
followed the Indian trail They were found BY party
OF nsrderG
Another young giri who fought for her honor, 70
the Indians that they scored her breasts with
their knives aud tnon outraged herr and ssil another
was dragged bytwo mounted lndiansa distance OF nve
miles, absolutely naked. and forced 10 submit 20 All
VINO chose to embrace her.
Nine others killed on Beaver Creek, whose
unable TO speak the language and only short time IN
the settlements. as
party Of settlers followed the Indians from the
Sappa and engaged the rear guard, Killing one.
The rest made their escape.
SUMMARY OF KILLED.
The total number known 10 be killed Ia the twH val
leys 10 thirty, and - Wright aud Fred Walters are
missing. From eight to ten more were killed In the
Republican Valley.
THE MILITARY cEssuRED.
Captain Manck, In command oil the pursuit, 10 -
vcrely censnred by the settlers On the night OF the
lst inst. he encamped the head oil guch, directy
OF the Indians and yet he allowed them TO esoape.
Tho military authorities have denied many OF these
outrages, but have been on tho ground auo con
vcrsed with eyewitnesses OF each OF tho
noted, and in some Instances with tho particE
pants themselves. hundred Witnesses can De pro-
duced attest the accuracy OF thts brief statement
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
ENCOURAGING MATRIMONY.

novel cams before Judge William h. Kelly
In the sixth Dstsics Court last week. An action was
brought 70 recover $500 . promissory note given
by Marks Rinaldo 70 Hyman Philip The svidsnss
showed that Rinalde asked Philip to marry his sister
in-law, but that Philip objected TO taking w,is 90
no too poor TO afford such q luxury. To make
things easy for Pniip Rinado promised TO give MIN
500 TO carry out the bargain, aud did pay him 5000
IN casn Just before tho Knot was tod, the cautous
Phinp insisting on ut least so much down. For the
remaining 500 RnaIdo gave htm promissory note.
and u was 10 obtain tnis sum that the action was
brought ny Phhip. Rinaldo up as . defence
70 the uotc that there consideration, and
the note being gwen to secure marriage 70 brought
within tae statute forbidding marriage brokerage
Hts motion TO aismiss was denied, Judge Kelly
hoiding that the question oi valid consideration was
not property before MIN, and gave as hs opinion tnas
the transaction VAS not against public policy; tha
on the contrary It was the policy Of Law 10 encoursW
marriages, anu that IN any ovent the sonstderssios
OF marriage was a valuable ono
good ueaI OF merriment caused by parts
tho testinony, especially when, In answer 10 quse
tons by the Court, the groom tcsnea that since hm
MARRIAGE IN June last, ne has lived happily with hw
clio. Athsuah he had not known her bsfor~-
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
BEWARE OF AMERICA.
fFrom the London Globe. !


The natural aud mechanical powers OF production
In the United States Of America combined with the
ksenness and energy In business matters OF our
transatlantic cousins, threaten 10 expose pro-
duccrs TO severe not injurious com petition. IL
OF course. impossible, with frse trade policy
and give and take principle In all that relates 10
commerce, TO think Of rcvertiDg 10 protection.
So long tho United States seat only the
surplus OF their cereal produce thsro was ground
for alarm. On The contrary, we had reason 10 be
grateful TO q source from which could always draw
certain Sufficient supply OF tho nrst necessary Of
lie to meet want that was every year Increasing
In process OF time also received with satisfaction
consig ignments oil other descriptions OF iood. The
prico butchers meat In the metropolis, oxorbitant
u is, has, no DOUBT been Kept down by American
exports aud We nave largely drawn upon the isrii,s
farms Of the New World tor pork, cheese and other
Items of agricultural produce We are also inde btcd
TO the United States Tor OF the best brands OF
preserved meats as likewise Tor variety OF yankee
notons," Including CLOCKS, watcnes, the famous
sewing aud Washing machines chnrDs. lemon
squeezcrs &c, TO say nothing OF cocktails, buips
America now proposes TO compete with US ~ other
branches OF domestic Industry. Among her recent
exports boots shoes, PERU merry jeweIry and
pisce goods. We nave no right 10 compain vi these
invasons; but IL certainly Denooves us TO endesvor
TO meet them by producing, VI possible, better manu-
factured artlcies at equally moderate prices. The
question Of American competition s serious one tor
our operatives ana ought 10 be taken into account
before they strengthen the ha nds OF the foreigner
by renewing the disastrous struggles between labor
and capital which have done much Of late years 10
paralvsa oDr native industrL
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
REAL ESTATE.

sOu tho Real Estate Exchange yesterday Comp
trollsr Kelly appeared In person and through Auc'
tioneer Kennedy offered Al public auction three
pieces OF city property vz-Tne old Sixth precinct
station house IN Franklin street, tho old Filth pre-
cnct station house IN street at an upset price
OF $4,000, and the Engine house on the northweae
csrner Third avenue and Eghty-nith street, ~ a.
upset price So 0U0 For the station houses the up
set prices not realized AMI they were wtndfawns
Alter spirited bidding tho engine mousse Was soid
Henry w. Meyer for $l $50 The details OF the salea
for the day are as iolows:-
v. HARNErr.
James T. Van Renss siaer. .referee-Foreciosure sate
of tho three story brick building and three story
brick factory, with lot 25x 80. 2x63 3xI2 6xS6i
No 3l4 East lIth u. 100 IT, w. ot LIST *v 10 -
John kenned .."...........'OosoSS
FAiRCHfLD
William =. KELLEY, reierce-Forecosure sale OF
five stone front dwellings, with lots,
l6.sxlOO5 Nos 1853, 100 and l67 East o3th ST.. -.
g., 95 IT, ". of Sd av, to r. Muidoon 44uoV
J.. LYON.
A. h. Holmes, referee fore closure sale OF ono
story brick building and four story brick tene-
ment, with lot 25x1OU IL n. OF west loSth ST.. -
IT'S r. w. of 10th av, William l.. Gaagher... 45UO
WILLIAM KENNELLr.
Comptroller's sale of the three story Drick engine
house. with lot 25x24x1U7xlOO n ". corner OF =. -.
sd S5th ST., TO Henry w. Meyer........ l2SoO
Total ............................. $7l.lOO
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
DkFRAUDING THE REVENUE.

Inspectors Jackson aud DJnoh ue, of tho Special
Agents Bureau, visited the German steamer Nam,
lying At Hoboken, yesterday, and in tho eng'ncers
department found wooden bukbcad, newly paint ted
screwed on to tho iron plates Of the ship. The
services OF driver brought into rsqust-
ton, and the wood work was taken of, disclosing to
view sghty.eur bottles oil assorted liquors ana 200
cigars.
The same officers found on board the steamer state
OF Nevada a package containing cashmere shawl, a
wooiien dress aud worsted sacque, addressed TO q
lady residing mt No 555 West Forty nth street, which
IL admitted had been sent from abroad to be
goods were lodged In the seizure room oil The Custom
House.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Daily Telegraph advocates strongly the election
OF Frederick Leighton, X. A., as President oi the
Royal Academy.
Mr. Backs new novel, macleod, OF Dare pub
lished the lat inst, contains . series OF draw
inss on the wood illustrating the story, and pre-
to the autnor Wy several his srist friends
10 gratitude Mr. Back dsdica,es his book 70 ITS us
TRAITORS, Msssrs. a. Faed, X. A. n. Williams, X A. !;
J. Pet,ic X. a. W. q. orcnaroson, r. Al p. Granan,
A. II. A. J. A. Ankin, George II. Boughton, ~.
Graham, g. Huatsr, q. II. Johnson. J. hsWhrter
and n. PowslL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

De una interesante carta fechada
ell % de mario en- Nucva- York que
publica nuestro ilustrado colega sl
Diario de la Marina tomamos los si-
guientes parrafos:
"Hoy Sc agita y SO discute en- ell
Congreso y en- la prensa La question de
la indemniaacion de So. SOC, 900 que han
teni.lo que pagar los Estados- Unidos 6
la Gran Brotana por las pesquerfas en-
las aguas del Canada.
"Dicen de Washington con fecha del
"a, que Sc han recibido ALI informes
ofciales de que estan activandose en-
Madrid las negociaciones. para ell tratado
comercial entire Espana y los Estados-
Unidos, que ell ministro americana
Mr.. L well habia tenido va algunas con-
ferencias con el ministro de Estado,
quedando e. asunto en- situacion tan ia
vorable que SO cree en- Washington que
ell tratado podra someterse ala apro-
bacion del Senado durante la actual
legislature. Termina Ell despacho di-
ciendo que Sc espera que este tratado
serd bene6cioso para ell comercio de
Cuba con los Estados- Unidos. Els ma
tural que asi ssa, de 10 contrario ia que
vendria el tratado Algo mas hay que
esperar es que despues de los infor-
mes que ha recibido 81 gobierno de Es.-
pa1a de las autoridades de Cuba y de
Ia .sLsgacion de Washington, sean las
'disposiciones del tratado de tai natura-
leya que abran d la marina mercante
espanola los puertos de los Estados-
Unidos, cerrados hoy yirtualmente por
derechos diferenciales y restricciones
que pesan sobre nuestros bnques, les
cuales hacen que el comercio entire Gu
ba y los Estados- Unidos SO haga hoy on
fondos americanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

-Senora, podia en- este momerto ha-
blar 4 V. de una accion que ha come
ii 10 conmigo tan mala que empequene-
CO Y bora todos los favores que dew
he podido recibir, pero soy generosa )
Gallo
Y llamnndo su doncella, dispuso
Magdalena salir inmediatamente de
aquella casa, donde tan atroz insulto Sc
le habia hecho.
Una hora despues, Maglalena3 salia
con su doncella de casa dc ID marquesa,
y detras salian los infelices porteros,
Basilisa vociferando y escandalizando,
Juaa pildo, afigido, loco de dolor.
4 Y q donde vamos, senorita pre-
guntn la doncella.
No SO en- este monnento.
Il Quiere V. venir, mientras encon-
tramos casa & la de mis- padres ? -.
Els una casa pobre, pero honrada. 49,.
ALI podra V. estar tres, cuatro, seis
dias, los que quiera, hasta que venga el
sehorito Fernando. ST no, tentremos
que ir & una fonda. 49,.
No, no, prefero la casa de tus pa
dres.
Els aqui cerca, en- la Gale del Nun
clio.
-Vamos.
Magdalena encuentra en- casa de los
padres de su fiel doncella, que es ver-
daderamente ma loncella como hay po-
cas-, una afectuosisima acogida. El pa
DIRE es un anciano soldado, que ahora
tiene un empleo de corto sueldo en- 81
ayuntamiento la madre es una vieja
muy lista, muy limpia, habla mucho
pero sin malicia, y cuida q su marido
como q un nino, con la mayor solicidad
y el mas entranable amor.
Ambos eatSn locos de algeria con re-
cibir en- su casa 4 la seiiorita, Ia que
ha dado el pan tantos amos 4 su hiia, y
Magdalena, en- medic Dc su disgusto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

ramente desproyista de fortuna. >.
Jesus rme voy d morir de impacien-
cia!
llama, al portero. 10 pregunta, y. CO.
mo de costunlbre, el portero., no. sabe
NADIA j pero ella le manda averiguar
toda costa 10 que pasa en- aquella casa,
y le amenaza con despedirle 81 no le
cuenta el mismo dia 4 donde han lido
los muebles, q d6nde los caballos y los
coches.
Ell pobre Juan, mas muerto que vi
vo, sale y SO dirige q la casa de, Perico.
En- lingunA parte, dice, me- dardn
razon mas pronto.
Pregunta al portero de Perico, que
va no es el que habia antes, y recibe
esta coatestacion
1Aqui no pasa NADIA. y 81 pasa algo,
q Y. no le importa. Atg3se
Vuelye, con esta razon el ortero (
casad de sn senora, y fig1rese piadosa
lectora como recibira Ia marquesa se-
mejante salida de pie de banco.
listed no sirye para NADIA, Juan,
dice 4 su portero.
II Ia AZ pr bCAO10 hhl uood.
Me allegro de que 10 sepa v
Como mi mujer me dice 10 mismo
todos los dias. -.
-Pe~o es V. un insolente -.
i All sonora / yo insolente ?
---Insolente he dieho.
-Senora, " Il. me puede decir 10
que quiera... pero ESQ de insolente...
-Qnitese V. de mi vista.
]. Y Ell portero inmovil.
!, --Yamos. le he dicho 4 v. que Sc qui-
te de mi vista.
-Senora -. y como me he de quiz
tar 70 q mi mismo 80.
Que SO yaya w..
ESQ es otra cosa.
~ basque Y. otra porteria ...
i.-Seaora, eEelAmae elporteTo con atri-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

bulado acento; sehora, 81 me echa
Y. E. de su casa -. me .muero -.
-Vaya, deiemo V. en- paz.
--Pero senora, no me despedira Y.
E -. por Dios aqui he nacido
| oiala no hubiera nacido aqui he
de morirme ... y antes ciegue V. E.
que tai yea -. Ay! senora iqu6
disparate I! ... perdoneme V. E. que
no Sc 10 quo me digo. :. Yo no me
voy ....
u Que no SO va w. -. Ahora mis-
mo. En- este momento recoge V. ,sus
trastos SO marcha de mi casa.
-Senora, por Maria Santlsima.
No oigo NADIA.
i A donde ire 20 -.
II Fuera do mi casa -.
El infeliz anciano baja su porteria
aturdido, sin poder hablsr, llorando
con Incompatible desconsuelo, y con
mil trabajos dice su muior 10 que le
pasa.
Sube Basilisa q yer q la marquesa, y
en- lugar de calmarla, de suplicarla hu-
mildemente, de hacer, en- fin, la causa
Gel anlBldo eSpos0, 80 conuuce ue tai
modo y habla Z gu senora tai lenguaje,
que esta le contesta con la mayor acri-
tud, y Ia senora Basilisa pone de yuelta
y media q la marquesa, y le recuerda
su origen, y falta POGO para que Ia mar
quesa arroje un forero q Ia cabeza dc
la portera, y esta agarre del pelo & Ia
marquesa.
Magdalena oye las vocese Intervene;
pero su tia, cada vez mas excitada, Sc
revuelve contra ella y le dice duras fra
ses, y tan olyidada esta en- aquel mo.
mento de su propio .decoro, que le echa
en- cara haberla tenido en- su casa desde
la muerte de ID. Melchor.
La hu6rfans, ante esta incalifcable
groserfa, baja Ia cabeza y sale del salon
dc ~ tia, dlGiendo q esta;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

cha moderation y iirmeza en- las comu-
nicaciones diplomaticas. g. One el 20.
bierno del Car 30 prepare todas
las eventualidades propias de una gue-
IRA Continental 4. Que Ia Inglaterra
Sc prepare 4 sn vez 4 ID 1nica guerra
que puede hacer, este es, & Ia martina,
mas diflcilennnestros tiempos que on los
Antiques cuando no Sc conocfsn los tor
pedos nj otros medios de destruction de
los buques.
FL gobierno ingles aspira 4 guitar &
Ia Russia el prestigio que Ia han dado
sus dltimas victorias y quiere poner en-
tela de juicio todos los articulos dol ira
tado de paz de San St6fano la Russia
SO opone q clio dejando sio embargo &
Ia deliberacion de las grandes potencias
todo 10 relative & los verdaderos intere-
sos europeos.
Tai es oil estado de la nueva Ease de
la question de Oriente LENA aun de in.
certidumbre.
JGS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

no puede menos de sonreirse, contem.
plando los esfuerzos que hace la bueua
voluntad de los ancianos para alojarla
comodamente, y oyendo las disculpas
que le da la madre de su doncella por
no tener alli alfombras, espejos, buta-
cas- todo 10 necesario para kosdedar
& una senorita que esta acostumbrada q
todos las comodidades.
iY los desdichados porteros !. En-
una porteria de la calle lie Segovia han
sido rocogidos por una portera pialosa.
Juan Gala como un poste, y no la
salido de su estupor.
Pero su mujer habla por los codos,
cuenta dc pc & pa la historic de la mar
quesa, con las exageraciones 8 inven-
clones propias de una tan empecatada
habladora como es la sonora Basilisa,
Y no queda en- toda la Gale de Segovia
portero, criada, ninera, anna de cria
y asistento que no sspa que Ia ma
sa del Rosal SO ha yuelto r
in6nidad de cosas que pr
sitaban sabef.~
Entire tanto la marques.
devorada por la impaciencia, ynA
q Perico, y va al balloon q miraf>
casa de enfrente, y do patadas q las
sillas, y rompe algunos ohjetos, y .esta
hech.. una verdadera fnria.
Sus dudas su alarma crecen cuani
do We llegar delante de Ia puerta del pa.
lacio un CAIRO cargado dc sillas de Vi
toria, otro con veinticuatro camas de
hierro, otro con otras tantas mesas de
noche, y otro con otros muebles nuevos
y limpios, pero de pobre apariencia,
propias de una casa de humildes mora
dores.
aumenta 81 asombro cuando We,
estando a5iertoslos BALCONIES do los her
mosos salones de Perico, que en- aque-
Hos saloncs be est&n Colocando las O. mas
de hierro y las mesaa de poche, J que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

Por una carta de Corinto sabemos
que ell 81 de MARIO ell gobierno de
Nicaragua dis completa y p1blica sa-
tisfacciol al gobierno alemaa. Tres-
cientos sollados nicaragiienses con
tres cahones, mandados por un coro-
mel y acompanados qor el ministro
de la guerra y otros funcionarios, Sc
presentaron ante igual n1mero de
tropas germinicas desembarcadas de
la escuadra que habia lido q exigir
reparacion por los insultos hechos al
consul imperial, estando presente ell
encargado de negocics del imperio
Mr.. Werner von Bergen, ell consul
Essenstuck y muchos espectadores
de ambos sexos. Izado el pabellon
aleman, fue saludado con 81 caiiona-
EOS contestando ell barco alernan Eli
sabeh con igual ceremonial. AL mis-
mo tempo el tribunal de Leon ha
seguido con activldad la causa contra
los culpados, multando ell ex-calde
B4lladares con $500 y privandole
de derechos pollticos por cinco amos.
Para dejar terminado el asunto.
Nicaragua tiene que pagar 4 Aiema-
MIA una indemnizacion de- SO, ,O00.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

81 Gobierno debc ir satisfaciendo en-
10 que sea possible 81 ha de conservar
prosperas y cariiiosainente ligadas 4
h metr6poli estas lejanas provincias,
hoy postradas, Ia uLa por Ia guerra,
la otra por la abolicion repentina de
ia esclavitud y ambas por la baia
que han sufrido los precios del azd-
car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

Segun vemos en- un telegrama de
L5ndres de l6 de abril, parece que
los rusos tratan, en- case de guerra
con la Gran Bretaiia, de formar en-
los Estados- Unidos una gran escua-
dra de corsarios para destruir ell CO.
mercio ingles Ell ell Atlantico. Habla-
Sc va del Gran Duque Alejo para
mandar la escuadra y de haberse be-
cho nombramientos y leyantado fon-
dos con este objeto.
81, pues, estallara la guerra, Puer-
to-Rico sufriria mucho con la falta
de los buques ingleses que acuden 4
sus puertos.