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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09
CENTRIC DE- NEGOCI9S Y CONISIONES
ANEX0 A LA IMPRENTA DE Ell Agente
FORTALEZA, 48.

En- yirtud de la circular del Sindicato de
Ponce de fecha del corriente, los sehores
que lie entregaron sus bonos del Tesoro al
infrascripto para entender con ellOs Ell todo
10 relative la negacion HSrmua, Sc servi-
ran manifestarle 81 desean que lie sean endo-
sados los CdteS tdiondri0S que Ell defecto de
dichos bOnoS Sc cOnServan depOSitadoS en-
la oficina de CENTRo q 81 directamente quie-
rem recibr de manos del que susoribe los eX-
presados billetes, ell cuyO case habra este
de acudir d Ponce reolamarlos ALI en- per-
soma conforme ell art. L. de la precitada cir
cular. En- ell primer caso, solo pagaran los
propietarios de los referidos bonos la mitad
de la comision acordada con Ell infraScriptO
como indemniZacion de los gastos y demas
perjuicios que Sc lie han originado con mott
vo de su viaje Ponce ell dia de Mayo, on
cumplimiento de la enunciada comiSion. En-
ell segundo case, habra de abonarsele esta
por complete.
Ell que suscribe suplica sus comitentes
Sc sirva contestarleS antes del Is del mes
presente EN- esta fecha mas tardar, 4
cualquiera de los dos extremes que deja
apuntados, para on su oonseeuenolan en-
prender nueVamente. Su marcia Ponce ell
II, oonforme las terminante presoripciones
del Sindicato bien entendido que el que no
10 verifioaSe, Sc entendsra como conforme
al pago del total de la comision de que ira
ia, por los desembo5os que otra vsZ ha de
hacer indispensablement ell que insfraScrip-
TO en- su nuevo viaje perjuicios que ha de
nferirle. - Puerto Rico, de OctQhre de
1878.-FEL1X PADIAL, Ia
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APAHATos
PERFECCIONADOS.

cuares --.Sres John Wright Cs Aparatos
econ6mees para alambrar ingenios casas
particulares.
Lo siguente es un res1men parcal de la ma
quinara y efectos agricolas industriales,
cOHstruidos en- los talIeres de los senores fabri-
cantes arriba nombrados
Molin0s de todos tamaiios para cana hasta
81 pugadas diaihetro, con todas las mejoras
para obtener la mayor extraction - Bombds
para guarapo, horizontales, vertcales de va
por.-Mdquinas de rapor, verticates, horizon
tales fijas portatiles de uno, dos tres cilin-
dros con expansion, condensation, senceilas Y
todos tamahos. Mdquinds atmOstsricas que no
gastan caldera, carbon nj aqua. a.-TdchOs al
rGci0 y triple efectO con sus bombas conden-
sadores, injection superficiales para u-
cares en- donde escasea el aqua. Tdclos de
rdp0r al sire libre- Erdporad0ra de Wet
Eel Bour Y otros. s.-Cl0rifcadores rectangua-
res, semi-estericos y continues. -Centr9tHgdS
de Hepworth, Weston Manlove, Alliot. -Ftltros
de precipitation, de saeos, carbon animal, y
Filtros prensas. Cdl1eras de fuses cilindri-
cas-, secconales, Galloway, multitubulares v
compuestas. - Calentad0res y purjfcadores
de aqua para calderas que ofrecen una econo-
mia de 20 so por ciento en- combustible, que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09
EMPRESAS.
Noticia importante.
A LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN A La ExPosIoIoN
DE PARIS DE 1873.

Ell dia Is del corriente saldra de St Thomas
el magniico nuevo vapor ingles "DON -
de 1906 toneladas. Los pasageros que van Ia
Exposition pueden ir Cherbourg Y de aoree,,
puerto q Paris ror ferro GGaTrii en- i 8 horas.
Los que van Espaha desde PARIS pueden il
tambien per el mismo ferro- -carri atraves lndo
los Princes en- poeas horas, teniendo Ia opor-
tunidad de gozar de las magniicas yistas que
Sc presentan desde este punto.
Ell vapor g Medway" hizo su dltimo viaie de
Barbadoes Southampton Ell diez dias.
Los vaPores Trasatlantioos ingleses toes
ran on MayagGez los dias Ii de Abril, u de
Mayo, Is de JUNO y en- Pence el II de Abril,
81 de Mayo q de JUNO Pasajeros one de,
seen ir Europa via Mayaguez o Ponce puedea
tomar billetes de pssajes en- esaa agen ;is para
Plymouth, Southam pton Oherbourg Paris
LATLMER & Ca.
Puerto Rico "a de Mario de 1878.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09

responsabdad al socio gestor D. Herman
Ritter; ell comanditario D. Miguel Antonio
We've, cede traspasa los acreedores ell ca
pital de $l3, ,839-79 cents. con que fgrra en- ell
balance La oposicon deben formalizarla an /.
tie este Juzgado dentro del precise terminO de
ocho dias siguientes al de la celebration de la
junta, apercibidos de que transcuTido dlcho
termino, sin haberse presentado oposicion le-
gal, sc acordara su aprobacion, procediendo
esta de derecho, pues asi 10 tengo mandado
por auto de esta fecha en- los de quiebra de
aquellos Sehores.
Dado en- Humacao 28 de Setiembre de
1873 Miguel Antonio BustelO.-Por manda-
do de S. -, Eugenio de Torres "a
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SOCIEDADES.
AVISO AL PUBLICO.

Por convenir nuestros intereses segun
EscrituIa otorgada ante el Eseribane ID. De-
metric Ginlenez Moreno con fscha 80 de Sc
tiembre 4 timo, hemos sustituido on nuestro
antigua dtpen,liente d. Domingo Gonzalez Y
Costa ell poder general que teniamos conferi
do aD. Federico Aguayo Gonzalez, cesando
por consiguiente desde Ia ctada fecha en-
nuestra representation.
Puerto-R leo octnbre de 1873 Llonlpart
Melon Y Comp LIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09
B!DL,EI' TIN

repate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09

Sobre Ietndres. Paris. T. emen. G6nova, Haban".
Santiago dc Cuba Sante Domingo. Madrid. Santan-
der Cadz. Barcelona otri pliraas da Espana. gt-
ran por cantdsd do mas de vainticineo pesos.-SIL-
VA = COMP TntuanSa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09
Carruajes.

De Gonzalezy Ramos. salem diaE.aInente q la.
dos de la tarde para opiedras. Carolina Caguas
Las cuatro para Cangrejos Rio ptedras, fes -
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lIVltIls JVnGIALBs.

Don MIGUEL .Antonio Rastelo, J''ea dc PR
oaero instoncia de Hamocao s~ dis
tyito.
Por el presente, cito, Iamo emplazo to to,
dos los que se cream con derecno 2 oponetsse 3
{ ii aprobacion del convene celeDrauo en- a "a
iunta efectuada ell dia rs del cesIienee' .,' cnae
:, naridncien. del ccmercio de Fajardo, y los
srreedores que ella asistieron, conslstlendo
.oneI en- adniitirse por 10 mayoria de acreedo-
~ la cesion de bienes propuesta por los que
brados. eptendiendose 81 montante del aetlvo
.eenn inyentario por el de los credltos del pa
siyo. & lo one del Interior balance recsincaao
rssuitase contra aqnel libertando de ulseFtor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27

The numbers of The Living Age for the weeks
ending May 18TH and 25th respectively, have
the following noteworthy contents: Lecky's
History of England in tho Eighteenth Century;
From the Quirin.l to tho Vatican; Macleod of
Dare. from advance sheets; Popular Buddhism
according 10 the Chinese Canon; Tho Poetry Of
Doubt-Arnold aud Clough; Second Sight, q
story by Rudolph Lindau; Thomas Arnold, d.
d.; The Comet, story by Marie Orm; The
China.C Clay Industry Of Cornwall and Devon
The Apollo Belvedere; Flowers of Ang Indian
Literature; Canossa The LUXURY of Reading
Old Novels; Courtsey at Home; The Chinese
Rcconquest of Eastern Turkestan,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Letter from Falls Church.

Correspondence Of the Alexandra GazetLc.J
FALLS CHURCH, Va. May 25.-Our present
Council will DO permitted to retro 10 private life
after July 1st.
The result of our election on Thursday foot
ed up: For Council-G. B. Ives IA Seth o.
born II T. T. Fowler g.; Silss D. Tripp II +;
JOS f. Birch 60; q. NJ. Thompson 81; Wells
Forbes SO; James Scott 81; G. w: Mankin ! /;
Isaac Crossmsn Is; d. u. Weeks ~. W W
Town CIerk--A. II. raymond 8; Henry E.
Parker &C.. Sergeant-Vslencia OMesra IS !;
F. F. Foote 81. The town sergeant being the
only officer reelected.
Now if the new council will only look back
over the mistakes of the old and correct their
front sights by their back sights, we may expect
council that will at least DO something, and not
occupy the whole time with chin music Farr
has been trying for week to find out whore the
town is; the fact is it is larger in area than the
ancient burg of Belle Haven, and it runs around
over the hills and down in the swamps and
through the pines till the surveyor gets lost IN
contemplation of its vsstness; loses himself, and
loses his TOOLS and loses his course, and loses his
temper, and feels like giving up in disgust.
However, we want map of the thing, because
We know it is wonderful place. and We want
posterty to have record of it in order that they
may see how hundreds of acres of farming land,
much of it unimproved, has been drsgged into
town in order that its owners may be compelled
to pay taxes for the benefit of half dozen
spiders that have congregsted around the cross
reads, and who occupy their time with watching
for and gobbling the poor flies that by circum"
stances are drawn within their net.
The narrow gauge railroad is still alive and
moving, notwithstanding statements to the con-
trary. 1t gets more kicks from its friends than
its foes. Many men want the road, bat they
want other people to furnish the right of way
and the subscriptions and content themselves to
epj oy the benefits without any cost to Themselves
They are as willing to give other peoples money
and land 10 the road in order to insure its sue.
cess as Artemus Ward was to sacrifice his wfe's
relations in order TO crush the rebellion. How.
ever to its friends the day star Of hope has never
dimmed, and their faith in its ultimate success
is strong enough 10 float an egg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Sixth Congressional District.

During q recent trip to Rockbrldge, the
representation Of this district in tho next Con-
gress was the subject Of somo discussion. The
present incumbent, Mr.. Tucker, seemed TO have
sorno warm friends, as did also bis opponent
the Hon. Thomas Whitehead; but many seemed
disgruntled with Mr. Tucker because he has not
as yet fulfilled his promise of paying tho Slate
debt out Of his own private funds.
Several other names of probable asplrants
were mentioned. Among then the names OF
James 3. Ficklen and Csmm Patterson were
prominent. Both ofthese last named gentlemen
are bitterly opposed by the present systems OF
fnsnce-both State and National.
1t appears very evident that thero will be an
uphesvsl ofthe dry bones in this district and
there seems to be An evident desire TO put new
men in Office. The question of finance is tho
leading topic Of tho hour, and the people say
that any change will be better for them. Tha
fact that Mr.. Tucker was for q long time the
counsel of the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad, II
very unpopular corporation, and the further
fact that he is q comparative stranger (hsving
only moved into tho district just prior TO his
election will probably operate unfavorably f'r
him. Unless he succeeds in the reduction of tho
tobacco tax, tho present outlook for his re:elec'
ton is doubtful. The REIMBURSEMENT question
will undoubtedly be brought INTO the cauvass.-
tSc0ttsriIe Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
NaMa Of the bay.

The family of VIM. B. Asor, in New \ ork,
have been much annoyed for months past by a
man named Charles Busch, aged So. who Is
evidently crazy aud iuagines that Miss AStor
is in love with him. lie has been 90 Black
wells Island already for year tor lolterlnR
around their house, $50 Fifth avenue. and &C
costing the young lady. Latterly he has taken
to writing notes to her. proposing marriage, and
has followed her to church and lo!tered about
the house for hours Busch was arrested yes
terday. Justice Murray held hiu for medlca
examination.
Duripg the late tornado in Wisconsin thirty
lives were lost and between fifty and one hun
dred people Injured. The track Of the storm
is marked by desolatloD and luln. 1t was &C.
companied by thunder and lightning OF the
most terrifying nature. The belt of the coun
try traverscd is low and wet, favorable condl'
ton for the development Of ATMOSPHERIC cleo
tricity. A storm of like intensity passed over
nearly the same belt Of country about twenty
FIVE years ago.
Seven men we're having a fish fry near
Smith6eld, r. L., yesterday, when a storm
came UP and lightning struck the party. Wm.
Colvin and Daniel Knowlton, standing back tt
back under tree, were killed. Eugene knoWl
ton and jeremiah Angels were Injured. their
boots being stripped off, feet burned and limb:
partially paralyzed.
John G. Tappan, of Boston, has brought
suit against Amherst College in 5000 for g
breach Of the conditions, whereby it holds be
quest of his father, John Tappan. The latter
left $40, 900 to fculd a professorshlp OF the
pastoral care, and it is alleged the college NC
elected to appoint the professor within the
stipulated time.
At the Baltimore races, on Saturday, the
first rac,, of one and three. quarter miles, was
won by Governor Hampton. The anuua
Home bred stakes were won by Ike Bouham.
The free handicap stakes, one aud ahalf miles,
vcro won by Viccroy. The two mile heat race
was won by kenny.
Ia the Southern Presbyterian General As
sembly, now in session OF Knoxville, Tenp., the
judicial case of DR.. Il. Il. Baird against the
Synod Of Virginia was concluded late on Saur
day, and his complaint was not sustained. "A
| narrative was read which speaks OF good things
amid discouragoments.
Fifty persons of Atlanta, vino went down the
Savannah river on Saturday on az excursion,
were poisoned by eating salads and drinking
promiscuous beverages. Many were i'll all
night.
The Vomao's hotel "Stewart's Home" il
New York, has proved complete failure, and
it is quite probable the establishment will be
opened as arublc resort, including bar for the
sale of liquors.
Mr.. John 4. Bolles, the solicitor Ter the
Navy Department, died Of heart disease. in
Washington, yesterday.
Mr.. Tohn II. Hoover, Of the United States
Coast Survey, died suddenly, in Washington,
last Saturday night.
Six thousand barrels eff porgies were cangh'
off Newport, r. l., Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Chicago anu Quincy Railroad.

BosToN, May 27.-An adjourned meeting of
the directors of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad was held 10 this city on Sat.
urday The resignation of the president, Hon.
Robert Harris, was accepted, aad j. NJ. Forbes
was unanimously elected 10 his stead. Mr..
Harris was chosen consulting engineer Of the
road, but, owing to his i'm paircd health, be will
doubtless refrain from active service in any ca
pac;y at present. G. Il. Perkins continues in
Office as vice president and general manager of
the road ia the West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Another Crooked Bookkeeper.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, May 27.-Frederick
Clark, boo;keerer Of Vernon Brothers & Co.,
paper manufacturers of Northampton, With a
warchousein n. Y, was suspended last Friday,
alter coDfassiug that he had been stealing money
from the company for eight or pine years
past BY falsifyug the pay rolls. Clark is 8
prominent member of the Church. The
amount Of the deficiency in his accounts is
not known. but is popularity stated at 0000
The books are being examined 10 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
miscellaneous Foreign News.

l. is'expecled that the Shah of Persia will
arrive ia Paris about the l0.h Of June and
stay month inc,gnito. Rooms have been
engaged for him at the Grand Hotel. He
will 20 thence to London. Madrid and Lisbon.
His whole European :i,uroey will last sig
months.
The London Economist reports that Amer
can Government securities have further ad'
yaneed, and may be considered IS completely
recovered from the falls which followed the pas
sage Of the Silver bill. Railroad issues are also
for the most part frmer, as the reveIu, state
neuts published indicate general improve
mcnt in net results. Erie mortgages arc weak
err, some re. action being natural alter the re-
cent excitement.
A despatch to the North German Gsz tie
from ST.. Petersburg says :-"Count de Fahlep
Minister Of Justice, by whose advice the case o.
Vera Sassulitch was submitted to a Jury, seem
resolved to resign.
4 telegram from St. Petersburg states tina
the Russian government has decided to abollsf
iury trials in cases Of attempted assasslnatlO!
for political motives and actso violence agalns
officials. :.
In view Of the approaching Canadian pro
ylncigl elections, Archbishop Iacne, OF NAM
tobs, has issued lengthy pastoral letter repu
dating the doctrine that priests should not 10
tcrest themselves in politics, aad warning cleo
tors of the importance OF the privilege oil tn
suffrage.
Baron RotIschiId's BFic won the EfehcI
Oaks race.
Commissioner General Mccormick has 50
| lected thirty four Americans as members OF tn
international jury 10 connection with the IaTI
Exposition.
BERLIN, May 27.-It is stated that the pro
iect of holding Congress Of Socialists at Goth
will be abandoned 10 consequence of he exptc
| tation that the Government Intends to vlgor
ous!y enforce the existing press, and sedlllo
laws. Tho Saxon authorities have closed
Socialist meeting at Chcmnez. The Prussia
government has ordered tho prosecution
| five Socialistio journals for the publication Q
cynical articles on Hoedel's attempt to assass
| nate the Emperor.
LONDON, May CIV. and A. L,ycock
| timber merchants of Keighley, Yorkshire, hav
failed Their liabilities are estimated at S6uO
000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27

The news from the East is of more peace
full character, and as that condition has been
reached by the concession Of Russia, and a still
further lowering Of the much talked of prestige
sol Eagland been consequently avoided, hopes
may be entertained Of the speedy disappearance
of the entire war cloud that lately impended
over both Europe and Asia. The effect at this
will be 10 still further lower the price Of Ameri-
can nrnduats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Grave Decorations.

ST.. LOUIS, May 27.-The decoration Of the
graves of Uoion and Confederate soldiers. at
the National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks,
took place yesterday instead Of Msye3O, it hav'
ing been decided that Sunday was the most
suitable day for the ceremonies. Another pur.
pose was to place the services 10 the hands of
tho clergy. This was very successfully carried
out, and the number of people present greatly
exceeded that 10 attendance on any previous
OCCASION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27

While opposed to interference with MIR.
Hayes title, we have always favored az examl'
nation and full exposure Of the ways and means
by which be obtained it, and for that reason
have supported the Potter resolutions; but as
every Investigation by the present House OF
Representatives has been conducted IN such
manner as not only to acquit guilty
radicals bat convict innocent democrats,
We are net as sauguine of the results Of
that to be Instituted respecting the presidential
fraud as We would like to be-. Most of the wit.
nesses too, in the present case, are man who
arc imp!ic,te ia tho fraud, who are only
peaching on their pals because the latter, lallcd
into false security by the lapse of time and the
feigucd aequicsence Of tbs democrats, refused
to be blackmai!ed By them, and whose evidence
therefore, though it may be convincing to all
unbiased men, will be legitimate subject of
doubt to those who arc prejudiced. Our hopes
consequently Of the thorough and complete es-
tablishment of the guilt of the suspected parties
arc daskened by serious fears of failure 10
make that guilt 60 plain that those who run may
read, unless the testimony Of such witnesses as
have been named can be supplemented by tho
autograph letters of those who instlgated the
nelarious proceedings aud carried them into
aff.ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27

The May and first number of The Democratic
Reflex. monthly magazine, has been received
from its editor snd publisher. 1hoa. B. Chase,
New York. 1t is intended to advocate, the ed
itor says principles that conduce to the greatest
good Of the greatest number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27

Blackwood for May hiss been received from its
American ropublishers, the Leonard Scott Pub.
lisbing Company, of New York. Among its
contents are: A Ride Across the Peloponnese
Vienna and Viennese Life; The English Bud.
get, and England and the Treaty of Stefano--
all especially readable at the present time-snd
combinations ofthe exceedingly attractive stories
John Csldigate and Mine is Tkine-the latter
being one of the best of modern novels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
moNDaY EVENING MAY 81, 1915

The proceedings of the Senate to-day Wero o,
no special interest Mr.. Beck introduced Dill
changing tho method of taxing banks ana DanR,
ers, The District of Columbia Government Dill
was further discussed.
The House of Representatives agreed to OBJ
serve the Both inst as holiday, it being Decora'
ton Day. Tho Army bill was further consider
cd, and an amendment transferring the lndlsn
Bureau from the Interior 10 the War Depart
ment was adopted by vote of ll@ to 10Y in
Committee CT the Whole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Fires.

CINCINNATI o., Msy "a special dispatch
states that the business portion of Putmanville,
Ind, was burn I'd yesterday; loss about SIG. COO.
There was 5000 insurance in the North Am
erica and Franklin, of Pennsylvania: Half the
town of Mariana, Ark, was burned Thursday;
loss $40, 1000. insurance SIS. OcO. The companies
are not stated.
DETROIT, MICH. May, 27.-Thirty thousand
tons of coal, belonging to the gas company, and
the pork packing house CT Bigiey s. Co., were
burned yesterday. The loss is 1923 600. Bigley
& Co. were insured for s.. The superinten-
dent of the fire alarm department was precipita-
ted into the river by falling tmbers, but escaped
with severe bruises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27

A FATHERS TERRIBLE CRIME.-~A special
dispatch from Wheeling, W. Va, to the Bal.
tinorc Gaz2ttc says:
Al unparalleled case Of rape upon well.
known yourg lady by her father has turned
up at Clarkshurg in this State. Jas.C Taylor,
we'll to 10 farmer and u prominent member
CT the Methodist Episcopal Church, has a
daughter aged seventeen, who is famous for her
beauty, and has always borno an excellent
character Fer nearly year Taylor has been
makog improper advances to her, telling her
that daughter belonged TO her father, soul
aud body and ne could do as he desired with
her. She would not listen to him, and last
week he dragged her into stable gagged and
bouad her, aud then accomplished his fell pur.
pose. The terrible crime was repeated several
times, but as he threatened to murder his wife
and The girI if they betrayed him. they said
nothing about it uuti Wednesday, when they
told the wife OF neighbor. She told her bus.
band. vino organic I'd party who arrested Tay-
lor and turned him over to the authorities. At
an examination before magistrate Mrs. Taylor
and Der daughter sworc to the truth OF the
above story, and Taylor is COW in Jail. A heavy
guard is placed around the III! to protect the
prisoner as the people threaten repetition OF
the Wallace lgnching.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Vessel Ashore.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The English bark
Arthur, of Pictou. from Hsvre for New York,
went ashore last night in the mouth of the chan
mel on Bsrnegst shoals. The crew Of the life
saving station have gone aboard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
Operatives Accepting the Situation.

LAWRENCE MASS Msy z7.-The operatives
here are pacific and began work 10 day under
the new reduction Of wages. No dissatisfaction
was Expressed ALI the mills are in operation.
This is the second reduction in four years and
not in four months aa erroneousy telegraphed,