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KEIRyEY's vTCToRY.
Some OF the Features OF Last Weeks Eioc-
tion In san Francisco.

non ne Sin Francisco Chronicle
The vote In this city was over $1,000, and
from the most reliable Information obtainablo
at the hour this is being written. the Working
men appear to have about 200 more votes than
the Non Paftisans the Democrats and Republic
ans cutting hardly any figure worth mentioning.
With such largo plurality Ms this in San Fran
cisco. " is almost a certainty that the Working
men will get away with tho State very easily:
large amount OF scratching. that the Working
men have secured all the thirty-two delegates Mt
large, In this city their victory. has boon as
complete and overwhelming as the most san
guine kearncyte could have hoped. Even in
those nobby" precincts whore tho odor OF
the hired organs sn'e the NoT @ gentry ep sno
patcd solid vote for the Concrete candidates,
themselves. have plurality Of the votes polled.
ro ThS iact Is there w9ro great many votes
do merchants and Taxpayers who had lost all
confidence cf In OLD party organizations and In
Seeing, Us they could not but see. the tracks Of
these old party hacks. they made choice of tho
Workingmen's ticket as a sort Of last refuge
against the infamies Of the ancients in politics
who have for 30 many years been robbinR the
~, Shtate ana MISUNDERSTANDING the people; Ono OF
utterly contomptible figure cut by tho demo-
cratic and Republican parties. In forty odd
prec,ncts and towns outside ofths city. wherein
over 100 votes and malorities. the whole Demo-
cratic vote was but l62 and the Republican
A mass meeting Of tho workingmen was held
at Charter Oak Hall last evening. The hall was
crowded, and was quito too small 70 .accommo-
date tho throngs that poured in. Judge Sharp
stein congratulated tho WorkinRmen on their
apparent victory In the electon-at least 80 far
ms the city was concerned. The great battle was
yet TO be fought. the race was yet 20 be won but
they had now q good sond-o and he had no
question that the race would DO theirs. and the
wQrkingmen come out ahead In the end.
MIR. Kearney said few words to the effect
that they had no idea OF considering the battle
as won yet. but they were encouraged, and
would fight on and fight bravely to tho end. he
left the hall amid deafenng cheers.
MIR. WellOck was the next speaker. and then
Mr.. Beerstecher took the stand. He said they
had carried the present election aud they would
carry the next Presidential election and put an
honest worknRman into the. White House.
lCheers.l II was great satisfaction to him to
ask those who had sneered 1T mutton head
kearneyism." ~ they called II. how they liked
kearneyism now.
Capt Smith said that he had noticed that tho
Workingmen had powerful friends in Congress,
and MIR. Moore followed in a short speech. Tho
addresses were several times interrupted 10
read dispatches as they came In, detailing the
success Of the Workingmen in the different
wards. which were received with vocilerous ap
plause.
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ARSENIC AGAIN.
Henry schmitt on Trial on n Charge OF Hav.
Ing Poisoned Three Persons.

Tho trial Of Henry Schmitt Of 81 Pitt street
on the charge OF poisoning his wife. Barbara.
his fourteen year-old daughter. Catherine and
his mother-in-aw. Mrs. Schmittler. with arse
MIC on the 9Th OF last March was begun In the
General Sessions Yesterday. Mrs. Schmltt tes-
titled that for six months before tho 9Th OF
March Schmitt. who is a carpenter. had not
worked. She provided food for tho family by
doing any work that sho could get. and her
mother. who is n Government pensioner, paid
the rent Schmitt made frequent demands
on The morning Of the 9Th ot March
hurried out of the house before seven
O'Clock After breakfast she and Mrs. Schmitt-
Ter went 10 the Pension Office TO draw tho
quarterly amount then due and her daughter
went 70 school Returning home at about TX,
she took the coffee pot from the stove where 1t
had been since the breakfast hour. and filed
cups Tor her mother. her daughter. and herself.
Then she put milk into the cups from an earthen
pipkin that had been standing on the table since
tho morning. Next she laid out plates OF soup
for the three. At that moment Schmitt entered.
He seated himself at the table aud smiled grim
~ she put coffee and soup before him. but he
did not stir, Soon afterward he quit tho room
After, she. had finished her dinner she went to
her sisters home, in Columbia street, TO deliver
some washing Schmitt followed. and when she
declined to give him money he pulled her hair
and beat her. She started for her home. but
square away she began to vomt. Then she
had burning sensation in nor throat and
stomach. Whom she reached home she found
her mother and daughter vomiting and in pain.
Schmttt had threatened to " fix" his wife,
and arsenic was found In soda water bottle in
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GIRLS GRADUATING.
A Beautiful Picture Presented 10 the Card.
mails Eyes Ip the River.

The thirty-sccond annual commencement
Of the Academy Of Mount ST. Vincent, on the
Hudson, drew n large number OF visitors from
the best circles OF our Roman Catholic popula-
train from New York arrived at the depot at tho
foot q the hill. At T. NJ the city visitors found
that their presence had been anticipated and
prepared for. The beautiful domain wore n
fresh and festive look. with It's clean-shayen
lnwn. sparkling fountains, and terraced gar
dcns. and with the yerandahs and piazzas Of
tho immense building. and its airy. spacious
study hall wrchihed in evergreen garands and
bright with flowers IN vases and hanging bas-
kcts. But the brightest and most beautiful dis
play was that u the hundred and nity girls. the
pupils, rohcd In white. and wearing the rose
co.Ored and hN scarfS ot their sOdalities on
NJ mt bosons. II was indeed a beautiful pie
Il when that nowery par,erre OF girlhood
q Use 20 greet N" entrAne" Of the Cardinal
Archbishop and his attendant priests over a
hundred, M they iled into tho Hover ecked
hall to the music OF Behm's March. performed
10y sixteen young ladies' on eight planufOrtes.
Cardinal Archbishop McC loskey. after ascend
ing IA" ro-trum prepared for him ON one side
OF the hall, took hie seat. and. while choir and
chorus of girls sang n coronation hymn COM
posed for the occasion. he crowned about fifty
dyhulantes with white nora, ,wreaihs.
The saiutatory by Miss Mullano came next.
and was followed in quick succession Icy music.
vocal and instrumental. the conierring OF the
h'Auehic hon"Fs upon hlAlech Graduates, II
distribution OF many premiums, and the pres
entatiOn Of three gold medals.
The valedict0ry. q highly creditallc bit Of
orutory, written by Miss Dunphy. was delivered
by Miss Boylan.
The musical part Of the entertainment WINS
satisfactory in the highest degree II was DIM
cult 10 alZo when Miss GrosZ sang Come 5
grand aria, II GuHrany.' that II was only "A
school girl in her teens who rendered SO de-
liciously such difficult and complicated
melody.
The EXERCISES wcrc concluded with few mp
propratc words from the Cardinal aud his
blessing
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State bonds were neglected w. note sales OF Louisiana
= consolidated At ~ltsW-i Railroad securities how
ever ruled strong. and t good demand The principal
transactions wcff az follows Burlington Cedar Rapids
and y. lists est' Sew Jersey Central lists cou-u
dated asscnir "a g'3 Ncw Jersey Central convertible
assented, dsss New dVr>eN Central lse ieaI. 10, Nil
wauNce ana - PaJl consolidated sinking ttnd lue
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds 80. syracuse. RughAmtou and New York Isis.
lEtal2A MICHIGAN g. ntral =. ilu's Delaware and
Hudson registered, l-si interest. 90. Canada south
ern lsts guaranteed. 70s Pittsburgh. Fort WAYNE and
Chicago a.. 10 Central PGcthc gold bonds lu-'s Cen
trial Pacific lsfs san joaquin branch ul Union Pacific
lsts us@loss Col, c and Indiana Central lists. ~ "a
81. Pacific of Missouri 2d~ pl Toledo Hul Wabash lists
~ COUPON so. ONO ana Mississippi ais ~. ONO and
Mississippi consolidated -iuku- ruud. lul slu2 West
cru Union TELEGRAPH coupons ION ln~l. Iuthprn Pa.
ci0c lists ~ Louisville amt Nashville consolidated iae
lpi. Western Pacific bonds ini, niuu factno = land
grant lo7s. Sew FORK Elevated lists So Alton and
Icrre llautV IDS preferred. -.
lie opening, highest lowest, and H. NJ closing prices
OF STOCKS to-day wVIes
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Arrived i guRsoAY June al
ss Algiers. Hawthorn, New Grrana
s. Old Dominion, Walket, .dchmond City Point and
Norfolk.
IS Knight Chichester, Gcrgetown. DC.
S. Neptune. Berry, Boston.
s. Santiago de Cuba Reed. Havana.
IS W. A. Scholten, Wis, Rotterdam.
Ship Springfield Peart, Antwerp
BARK Agnes Foss Bristol
Bark Astronom Hopper London.
Bark COncelivne, L. Bocuf rrapam.
BARK Erna. Larsen Liverpool
Eark Ferda, Christensen Plymouth.
Bark Gulnare, Hcsseiyc. Glasgow.
Bark kestrel. Lockhnrt Curacao
BARK Li1zio Daglish. Daglish. MIX River, ia
Bark Marco Polo, Gayagnin. Falmouth.
Bark Originc, CayasSa Galway.
BARK Susan l.. Campbell. Brooks. Liverpool.
Brig Britannia Hotchkiss. Antigua
Brig Maria Frsari favcllo, Cette
schr Date Newman. Newman, Porto Cabello
schf Orrie v Drisko. DrskO. Cafdenas
Also the rngnlAr coo .tNIsn nnrknIa
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DIED.

BEyER-In Mobile, Ala. 'unc u Ernest Prvcr agei
Now Orleans served As private IN te ,oniydcrate army
ui9asnout tae rc1 lion' ana MeiMs,d ,eame "n, y
nead q nm,in Liycrloll. Aew York savannah Mobile,
COOS In lopNniou, X T. June ~ Martha Coon,
ascd ~ year., AM l"onihs ,,, ,,,..r,.
e. .,,r cole, ssel - yer. W -ina zionist Who
cLNRK.-n Br3e.iyn b D Jane II, Patrick Clark,
his ;o7s reirsS hush saa hdwari are invited to AZ,
O'clock, rom h- lat, rc-rence 10 Nor -th Il 70 St
requiem mas vii hc sai f1r tho repo. ol his 1ou and
ir9p 'rSnee to Sai,1 Cemetery ALL cloe sharp m
Of VIZ. 5 ana Martha Init ,s,i 20 years months
The funeral services win take pacc the residence OF
m.pg,snt. ils M'gh st. Brooklyn n u Oh s"'HE'
Mn Ihqrsiey more,nS aner ims'nns, II \,
Relatives and rieuds o the lamiy are re,rcctullyiu.
Church, corner 'h st and n ay ON Saturday, the 10Th
S On June y lane beloved VIE q
"RNlaors AMI rrWSs - t isrti, arc I," H,iuIly
invited to attend gie mncra Saturday, lune2 al 70
where mass viii b. octcl Tor tNc rcos, Ter soul
heart Catiarine W. 'nonm,n dsushSr Of Jane and
charles Mcdonnell nccl wears, month md y dasA
remain. viii Dec taicn 10 HHmii CHAM. COM BY n ;
o'clock morning express ham nom inc urAnd Cont al
MORROW THURSDAY. Iuue n isr- At hcr late resi-:
n, .in IA, i,ne 9s ~, H. East eoa
81 Name Louise, edest dau.he oi Tao iAte Dr +. fle
funeral saturday. June -. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ from
- hnSh l,ffcts t"uI-h, -o'lef v. LeA4AhiVn aF'
o'BRlNE ON Thursday morning iuuc ~ 1879
Buisot g. bn1- ih, mother 'i feeI ana john Bsine
n'md,e.mI na,nd' V inc family ere respectfully IN
O'Clock ron, he, lat, h, tome. 10 rt - and thence -
he Church of me No-, u ly Rri.em.r 3l = ignr A.,
where solemn requiem, mass VIII h9 oJet.I Tor iho
rvpne ol her hual
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WARRINGTON, June 27.-EX -MarsAai j. Il
~ i.is.n Was eross-cxamined hy Mr. Syringe.
upon 90" points Developed M his previous ie-t,-
m.oh". HcIointed out mo different seotlons in
VIZ hoyaei Statutes undcr the authority Of
.''h he appointed go deputy mar hRls IN the
H. ni, New OrlogEs.H 10 precincts ia tho eloG.
H. n.i y 1916, mad 3.5up drputins in tho country
n. mhcs, Ia tho city thGre wore about six dep
MS To each polling place. At polls whcre
500 L"G UVob turbulence GU !ogaloE occas iOns
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Mr.. Harrington and u Drunken Stranger.

When Timothy Harrington, living on the
Bergen Point plank road went home Tue -ay evening
he found that drunken stranger had entered his house
IN his absence, and occupying his he'd In eiccung
hint Mr. Harrington cut the strangers head with stick
infctiug slight scalp wound For this Capt Lennon
arrested Harrington and Justice DAVIS held HIM under
bail to answer The stranger. whose name proved to ue
james NlD,rmott and who works in the 1ine works.
" arr stnl a cMarge oil hMIllArY
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Susintss llotlt,s.


to use SOZODONT than any other beantiher few
drops only are needed and when regularly applied 70 the
teeth II Is not oulN hcautfying. but hcnlthuL Much
other adjoining Is danger but this In the ek
room or ON the toilet, u Is equally welcome 4
By using SPAIDING'S GLUE on the first appearances
OF defect IN the furniture Il Will itself " be he
most economical thing about the house
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And when was IL ever otherwise Tho Oldest man car
not remember People are srunblers-all grumble--
ministers aud laymeu complain WOll. then times
duu and money t. tight but haven't you got enough 70
buy bottle OF sOIODONT to Keep your teeth clean aud
mouth sweet. and help YOU enjoy ne
Money may be ught. but IL Is nothing 10 sPALDIN0n
GLUE. That's the usLtest thing odt
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ton, the board consisting Of T. webster CLERK of the
court; " Bolton Justice OF the Peace and Louis A.
Barnes the Sheriff all OF whom were Republicans Dur.
ing the canvass Inspector Moore appeared before tho
board and submitted AFFIDAVIT to the effect that the
returns from Archer precinct No false and that
the true returns should be for the Iayes electors
votes and the 1den electors l6 votes but the board de.
cdcd they could not hear vide to the truth nty
Of the returns and upon the face Of the returns the
the county was Us follows For the Hayes electors 9Sl
Tor the lidon electors 1907 The result included the
2l9 votes for the Hayes electors which added 10 tho
vote casta Archer precinct, box No 2, by Black and
secretary OF State. After these returns filed
with q e Secretary Of STATE an effort was made TO
invalidae them so far as Archer precinct box No q
was concerned. AfidaVts signed by FLOYD Duke
and Gro Ne X. Moore. and m offcia statement
Mr. We istcr clerk, was filed with the State can.
Nassng Joard Tor the purpose Of showing that the
turns from Archer precinct box No 2, were false and
fraudulent II also appeared that Mr. Bolton the Justice
Of the Peace. had not signed the return filed with TIC
returns sent back to Aachua county and Beton's
signature was obtained. Moore was also induced TO
make counter AFFIDAVIT denying the truth OF his former
affidavit counter AFFIDAVIT was also obtained from
Floyd Duke. DENYING LIS former AFFIDAVIT
The Grand Jury Of Alachua county investigated the
Archer Precinct matter but failed u lind any fraud and
passed solution 10 that effect Whereupon Mr Web
tcr was induced 10 withdraw his statement ans make
another to The effect that he satisfied that the return
laid before the State Canvasng Board and the returns
were counted THIS result the Hayes electors 2l0
more votes than were cast for them.
have never heretofore made any written statement
or given any evidence regarding this in Aachua
county. L. o. DKsNIs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

rIrtlruRr ALxAsAo-ruts DAT
Sun ~ sun SITS. IS Moon rises. 10
. HtcH vArNH-rHts
Sandy look. 90 Gov island q Is Hell gateu. @ ~
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fion he DfroI Free Pres.
An editor offers reward II nvcd0llnre Tor tho
hDs' i.us IN How 10 make outdoor lie Ht40cuNN ~
La
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prices partially declined sales the sDot los Oso bush
mostly Western mixed at a f5c including No At az
@toc., steamer at 43c and No At f2c hut including
white Western, 81 2S4c. 10 yellow, 4Bt,S47c ; and
choice OLD mixed 4sc tot future delivery ~ oo bush,
including steamer nj f3c for June and fffa4fic for
August but mostly No at 4jc for July.
GRocERlEs-COfcc was duh aud unchanged at i2%0
l0c for Rio 400 bags Santos sold NJ auction at 1i2Ic
goodi mild neglected and nominal Rice wasi moderate
demand and steady at yesterday prices hoasscs
quiet and unchanged Raw sugar Was active
and steady sales SOO hhds AZ 7gi6s7'sc for cuba,
hrm atp,seeA Tor hards. and eaoNc for AZ
SuNDniEs-NaNnl stores uuiet common " good
strained rosin, Sii5Gsi5 So spirits tnrpc milne 21nc.
Petroleum was lower and quet, crude in bulk 7c re-
fined, In bills ilisc. TallOw snged small sales
Of prime at 7c Whisky nondnallj unchanged AT 81 osx
6SIu0 ocean freights generally easy and rather
quiet Grain to Liverpool. by steam IA chez sc 4Ssi
grain 10 London by steam ID % ms hour by sail "a
10 Bordeaux % 3D. do TO Cork for orders e 80 do to
fined petroleum to Bremen. IS Cd, DO " tile Baltic, %
VI. eejs. Cd.
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The Best Remedy for children while Teeth
ins IL Mrs. WlNsLOW'S soothing Syrup.
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Catarrh.-Cainroha Fumiesors the people praise be-
cause they Depot 10 kast ltth St
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Indies-rll health -Clcsr opinions md curing treat
neut BY Or. uLlA rLkLMAN, rooms 10 last I4ui 81
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romeroy'. Water Pad. for hernia are comfort
able when nothing else can be worn. 74G Broadway.
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A 81 Pearl or Mixed Derby. sI.OOi ,Fine
Mackinaw sl6O, worth so - Now Jhuroh ~ STAIRS
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Cease when crying hay gwen MIX Of Magnesia for
stomach and wind In that organ All druggists-As
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MHIfRIED.

knox's White summer Hat. 81.
~. I.----I IlL-L A. lIntAl
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"Mnsmine guaranteed to cure shils and fever Price
5oV p,T hottie. so!d by all druggists, Ado.
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W
arr. i-N AMI va, l,ctrd 10 tho state Assembly 90 lra
az the .nlur tine Of the late Presidential election WAS
that member oi the state Contrn Committee of
the republican, party OF fuuia ana Hl.1 Chairman
| was al-u President of the Board ~ County
Commissioners OF AHDhua county from l~7a IA 1871.
aud Wa. familiar win the manner a. -istrnuOu
.Id manner u NNiu-, ii' lItHi OF One pu t .ud d.l
nud w.h thc con,ctt Of said board located ALL u,
puIiul l.tres alIu.hiud an the INSPECTORS who t..
dUt tod tic election. received anl counted the hnots,
and mai Hud certified to the ltW,H~ aH".il't h-ln
fo,d Duke. and Richard u BLACK rhomt. D. Vance
wont htmN frl,ett o Archer precinct on the day pre-
NluIs No. r Dtnu rnd was appointed los tlD luslrr
tors clgtk 81 ue o,su0n at box No =, ana served az
ou ttat ni-h Hudi tlc day following my rfilcucc vas
Tie headquarters I H., Republican Parry. aud uuuut
Tho night preceding the election all information WAS
brought o. me there
tom, lou.c Aud exported Co me TINT Che result NJ
the cuL at lnA No. lor Presidential Electors was as
follows Fnr tho llIfrs electors ei Tor tine Ildru rrr-
tors l.H little later Mr. Vance, the clerk At saii box
80 2. came AMI made tho Same report subsequently
loth biict and Vance came o mo 'd sad they had the
irtuius nom Archer precinct box, 80 signed IN blank
ls the W,ptriI-, amt that they would make cat the r
turns 50 rs l meet the expectations ~ trr own party
two three hours and Chen informed me- that trA mad
nddrd uhuIt 200 Go the poll list Ms having voted,
AMI had mcrrH,cd the Republican vote IT, that extent
and htcrMafd learned thai thcJ had added nv name
a. tno POLL list
icutcroi the room Whine they were employ cd there,
AMI tirn wig lNiuV7 from the county rCgstra
ton list upon wieh those who had actually voted At
Archer precinct box NJ 2 were checked On. and the
voters VIM had not already voted NJ that precinct Alter
completing the returns IN this manner they hcd .henl,
witi the ballot box. with the County Clerk
Tie County ColnhsslVneIs met rev Gays AikT eiee'
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X EROsENE OIL STOVES Bs'oro ls!ins, Ks
improved tNVbuTner o. sSYeh ~ Wat'.L 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-19

FL mrs.nv
precaucion ocurria esJe..
jillo-bajo era atravesado de part.
un guardia de Orden P1blico que estaba
limpiando I'M revolver, Sc le dispar6
por casualidad, falleciendo al siguiaEta
dia.
Sirvan estos tristes sucesos de oscar
miento los que andan con armas de
fuego sin ell cu:dado que para maneiarD
las debe tenerse.
0posiciones publicas. Ell l1nes 20 &
las doce empezaran les anunciadas para
cubrir las plazas de cantores instru-
mentistas de la Cntedral.
Dadme razones solidas para tonar
esta medicina 8 no la probare dice el en-
fermo racional. Esto es justo y razona-
BILE. La asercion no prueba NADIA.
AL recomendar pues Ia Zarzaparrilla
de Bristol como especlfico para escr6fu-
las, y toda clase de Intermediates 6lcer0
sas y eruptivas, es propio recordar al
publico que por mas de un tercio da 81
glo, siempre ha tenido ell mas feliz 6xito
en- casos de esta naturaleza. Sns curas
fornan parte de Ia historic m6dica de
todas las regiones civilizadas del He
misferio Occidental Ningun m6dico
negara este hecho. Pregantad, voso-
tros mismos, enfermos, 10 concerniante
su reputation como antidoto estableci-
do para curar todas las intermediates
que resultan de un estado depravado
de la sangre de las secreciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-19
ENTIERRO.

He aQui el 6rden del suntuoso en-
tierro.da D. Julian de Zulueta, mar
qu6s de Alava, verifcado en- la Haba-
na Il Z de actual:
l. castre suardias nunicipalss de 4
caballo.
q Companfa de tiradores del g. Bs-
talon de Yoluntarios. x w
81 Sessnta guardias muninipales de
A. Los ninos de la Benefcencia con
su nasica.
Sc La cruz parroquial y q osero.
g. Eli cadaver, custodiado por los
alguaciles del Excmo. Ayuntamiento
y LOO gastadores del cuerpo que manda-
Il. Ell Excmo Ayuntamiento baio
MACS y presidido por el Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador General
So Dolientes J 81 Gobernador Ecle-
sizstico.
o. Senores concurrentes al entierro.
10 Fuerzar del battalion del que era
III Eleoche fdnebre.
IL Ell del Rnado.
Ia Csrruaies con los maceros al
guaGles de la Corporation.
IA Coche del Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor General.
Ia Coches de los individuos del
Exciho. Ayuntamiento en- 6rden inverse
l6.s Coches de los dolientes y de los
sehofes concurrentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-19

Iglesia de Qristo y faeron mas dicho-
SOS los tienpos en- quella Iglesia fi6
venerada como una madre spor los
pueblos catoIicos.
La crftica aiudida no ha impedido
que Ia encfclica sea considerable CO.
mo uii documento digno del successor
del principsde losapostoles que aeon
seja Ia carload evangelical y defende
los detechos de la Iglesia sin entrar
en- ell terreno de los intereses tempo
rales.
Hay paz en- toda la Italia.
sLosnegocios marchan con lentitud.
No ha habido acontecimientos po-
lfticos importantes EN- las demas ma
clones de Europa no mencionadas en-
esta correspondence.
j. G. S.
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