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EEPS constantly on hand and makes to
IN order Machinery of all kinds such as
THRESHERS, HORSE POWERS.

HOA''0H h4soJ
Horse Rakes, DC. l also have the Cele-
brated Mt Joy Flows, and Becker's York, Pa.
Patent Feed Cutter, which l am selling for
$1,000. Wimert's Celebrated Wheat Fan,
and all other Machinery kept on hand. Piow
Castings, Plow Points and Pillow Irons of all
kinds, at reduced rates. Repairing done
promptly on reasonable terms.
From my long experience nsthe business
| feel confident that ! can give entire salts
faction with my work. A call is respectfully
solicited to examine my prices and Machinery.
before purchasing elsewhere Respectfully,
Agent for the Farmers Favorite Grain
Drill, manufactured by Brickford & Hoffman.
july 14-tf GEORGE STOUCH.
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If farmers wish their hens to lay in
cold weather, they must supply them With
plenty Of gravel and lime, and fresh meat
of any kind chopped into small pieces.
The latter should be fed three times
weekly. During the winter months eggs
are worth twice as much in this market as
they are in the spring, and little extra
care and attention to the hennery viii be
well repaid by an increased yield Of eggs.
Chickens thrive better on a variety of
food, and diet of corn, buckwheat and
oats fed on alternate days will be more
conducive to the preservation of health
than if either one of these grains were
given them.
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Seeding Glover.

Growing Clover is an important subject
to farmers in this region, so near several
large cities, which make demand for and
require to be supplied with large quantities
of Hay and Meat Animals. Growing
clover is also one Of the least expensive
and most speedy means for restoring worn
out lands.
Being in Prince Georges county, re-
Gently, we saw some fine clover fields;
among them one on the farm of w. j.
Gortner Esq, was noticeable for its luxu-
riant growth, owing mostly to his new and
improved manner Of putting in the seed
He had plowed his land deep and fine,
and then he had it thoroughly narrowed;
a portion of the field he sowed broad
east by hand, in the usual manner; but
the wind arose so that he could not finish
more than half of the field; consequently,
he proceeded to contrive a sort of drill or
seeder, and attached it to the foreside of
his land-roller, so that the seed was even
ly dropped in front of the roller which
PASSED over it, pressing it well into the
soil, so that it was deeply covered, enabling
the young clover plants to take deep root
in the earth, whereby it was able to stand
the drouth Of the dry season, to make
good stand and obtain luxuriant growth,
which it could not otherwise have done.
A further good result was that this young
clover, sowed the past spring, grew on
and ripened a rich fill of good sound seed,
which is very rare, for clover to ripen
plump seed the same season that it is
sown, while the stand and growth is twice
as good and stout as that sowed by hand,
in the same field.
The device for sowing clover seed, con-
trived at home by Mr.. Gortner, will be
very valuable to all farmers who win use
it, as it is very simple and cheap and can
be made by any farmer who has a land
roller, which every good farmer should
have, as it viii doubly pay the cost every
year in the increase Of crops and i'm
provement of the soil Washington Star
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PRODUCE AND GOODS
TO THE PUBLIC |

YNHE undersigned would most respectfully
4 inform the public that they have pur-
chased the entire stock of ]. j. Shorb and
Son, on Main Street, Westminster, where
they viii continue the business as heretofore,
and have constantly on hand and make to
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STATIONS.

PASSENGER TRAINS RUNNING WEST
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NOAH WALKER & CO..
THE
CELEBRATED CLOYHiERS
BALTIMoR z, MD.

"A NNOUNCE the introduction of a plan Of
"A ordering Clothing and Underwear by
letter, to which they call your special attention
They will send on application their improved
and accurate
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The Agricultural Clipper EHgine
LOOK AT THE PRICES ;

: oOOA al LII IhlO1O
On Cars at Westminster, Nd, 5.horse
"Chpper" Engine on Wheels, weighing 26OO
pounds, price $3.50. 6-horse, do, weighing
2s5O pounds, S4s5. s-horse do, weighing
1000 pounds, 500. Extra for Hand Pump
to fill Boiler with Cold Water, SIS.
Every Engine is carefully tested and run
with 120 lbs. Steam until known to be perfect
and complete in all its parts and is warranted.
They are furnished with Pump and 4 Feet
Hose, Heater, 3 Speeded Governor, Glass
Water Gauge, Steam Gauge, Whistle, Blower,
Try Cocks, Safety Vale, Blow.off Cock.
Smoke Stack with Spark Arrester, Double
trees, Neck Yoke, Drivers Seat and Tool
Box, Funnel to fill Boiler, Ash Pan, Wrenches
and Fire Irons.
n. B.-lf you want an Engine, please to
order at least 4 weeks before you wish it
shipped from Shops, giving full and clear di-
rections for shipment, your Post Office,
County and State.
Clipper off of Wheels.-s-horse $500; do.
5-horse $3.50; do. 6-horse 1885; do. s-horse
$3.50.
B9r State where you saw this. aug %.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-04

to use his influence with his brother to
effect the signing of the protest He saw
Anderson sign his protest and saw blanks
therein. After Anderson had left Judge
Campbell attached the jurat to the papers
1t was not sworn to by Anderson
1t was notorious fact in the
custom house that Kellogg, Pack
ard and Others were pressing
Anderson and Weber to make their re,
Spectivc protests. John Sherman was
spokesman for the visiting statesmen, and
he (Webcr) knew that Sherman had given
his brother assurances which caused him TO
allow his protest to stand after il had been
made. Weber had, in conversation with
Nh sherman, expressed to him that his
brother thought his parish had gone Demo
cratic and he was disposed to take back his
protest, whercupon Mr.. sherman assured
him that his brother would be cared for,
and requested that he send his brother to
him, His brother on the day he received
1t, showed him the Sherman letter of as.
surancc, and said he had received it direct
from Dir, Sherman. Weber was familiar
with the handwriting Of Sherman, and was
satisfied that the letter was written by that
gentlement in 1877, The Sherman letter
was the subject OF great modification to
Weber's family, and his sister-in-law, Mrs
Daniel Weber, had endeavored to find it
among the papers Of her husband, which
were packed away in two trunks and a
large shOeboy.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 3, 1000 ain. Pork
July, 50 271G; August, 50 371a; Septem.
Der, 50 seq. Wheat-July, sSTc; Au-
gust, $3.50. Corn-July, $3.50; August,
37h,
CHICAGO, July 3, 1900 m-Pork--Au-
gust 80 271. 8 90; September, so 30,
Corn--July, s7l4@373sc; August, $3.50
312Ic Whcat-July, Ole; August, s3c,
CHICAGO, July 3, 200 p.m.-Pork-
August 80 2OG9 2als; September, 80 81
o. o716. Wheat-s0H, July, asked Au.
gust s2ls@8?56c. Corn-July, 36H;
August, 39's
CHICAGO, July 8, 8 100 p,m,-Pork July,
80 1893 a5; September, 80 AK, Wheat,
July, 0O]5c; August, 825sc, Corn -
July, 37hG274c; August 371a@3756c.
GOLD 10O5s.
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THE INVESTIGATION.
SEVERAL WITNESSES EXAMINED
AT WASHINGTON.

NO NEW LIGHT BROUGHT TO BEAR on THE
FI;AuDs-THE SUBCOMMITTEE IN SESSION
AT NEW ORLEANS.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Thc Potter COM
mittee to-day recalled 1hos I. Anderson,
who testified that he did not see any one
sign the electoral vote while in the govern
or's office az New Orleans; that Mrs.
jerks pleading the poverty of her mother,
asked him to appoint her brother A A.
Murdoch, 30 place in the custom house !;
the witness promised TO do something for
her TIM, month, but has not yet: Murdoch
has had u letter from Senator Kellogg for
some time, requesting the witness to do
something for him.
LONG EXAMINATION
of the witness regarding the operations Of
the returning board ELECTED nothing new
In reply to Gen. Huuton, the witness said
the returning board as body never at
tempted TO ill vacancy with Democrat
lie had spoken to Mr., Smith, at present a
reporter on the New Orleans Democrat
about accepting an appointment on the
board but he refused; never knew Of the
board having asked Smith never heard it
stated BY any member of the board that the
presence Of a Democrat was undesirable.
The witness, in reply To Mr, Cox, said he
had heard that Danl Weber was killed
because he had signed his protest; never
heard he was killed, as Judge Campbell
had testified, because he WAS supposed to
have had the Sherman letters on his per.
son.
1HOs. II. jerks
testified that he had never made an affidavit
similar to the one submitted before the
Louisiana subcommittee yesterday, and in
the handwriting Of James L. Anderson
never saw Notary Seymour in New Orleans,
before whom the affidavit appears to have
been made.
j. Z. Anderson, asking permission to cx-
plain, stated that on the lth Of MAY he
met jerks in the street and he anderson
was going to leave for the north at 2p.m.
jerks requested him to use his influence
toward securing him n position in Wash.
ingtUn, and after some conversation jerks
went with him to his Office in the custom
house and dictated The affidavit in Vucs-
ton, and he anderson copied it, and then
they went to Notary ScymOurs office and
jerks sworc to the document. The pur,
pose OF making the affidavit was to aid An.
dctsyn Ia securing jerks position An.
drrSon was to show The affidavit to
Matthews and endcayor to secure him An
appointment on the strength Of II,
EMILE WEBER,
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me LATEST WoNDER,--Lec's Family
Measuring Glass. Practical useful con-
ycnlcnt! 1t weighs rice, tapioca farina, sa-
go, currantS, arrowroot, sugar, -four, butter,
etc. 10y the pound or fractional parts of a
pound Measures liquids from ounce to
| quart Teacups, standard measure, from
y to y cups Call and see it. For sale at
No 30 Eighth street Shelley Building,,
Cairo, Illinois Local agents wanted in
every county in southern Illinois, Western
Kentucky and Southern Missouri Call
on or address To the above direction
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LrTrtE COiG4lN'S LANDRY.

Mrs Lctlc Coleman has reopcncd her
la,,ndry on Fourth street, between Wash.
ington ana Commercial avenues, and takes
this method of informing her old friends
and patrons that she is again at their ser
vices, and solicits their patronage. She
has reduced prices to suit the times.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE,

New York, July 3, 1880 p.m.--Wheat
Steady; No. 2 Chicago 81 90; No. .
milwaukee,, 81 OF; red winter, 81 O4@1 OF;
amber, 81 OG@1 90. Corn-quiet; steamer,
43$c; No 8, 4212c; No. ., 441l@45c,
Goll,1OO55.
New York, July 3, $3.50 p,m.-The
Stock Exchange adjourns until II ocloc k
Friday, July 8, and the Produce Exchange
until Saturday, July 6.
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CAIRO d. VINCENNES Il, K.


~ 1JlIES THE sHoRTEsT route TO
vi VI lIIAD Evansville.
NHES THE SHORTEST. TO, Louis
~ 1IIII,D VILE, tlNClNNAiL BAL
TlMURE AND WASHINGTOS.
MILES THE. SHORTEST TO INDIAN.
III VI IlIED ApOLls pulLADELPllA'NEW
YORK AND BOSTON
AND
SIX HOURS SAVED
Owe! train. OF all other routes making the same
connections
tf- Passengers by other routrs to make connec'
ton. mupt ride al nj ght, waiting from one 10 Elk
hour. ut small country stations for raius Of con-
Meeting roads.
REMEMBERTHE FAST ,a and rns, lasS o Eysns
Vile indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville same
day Trims leave aud arrive at Cairo az follows;
Mall arrives. u,.",,,,.,,, .',.,.'...'.u Upp,n,
Through tickets and checks to oil important
cities ,,
r A. MILLER II L, MORRILL,
Gcni pass Agent, General supt,
h. u Cnu kCu, Passenger Agent
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Office in Alexander County Bank.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, July 8 200 pm.-Whcat
--Cnchanged;win 9s 3d@lOS;spring IS
9d@9s I'd California average, 0s lld@10s
3D.; California club, los 3d@l0s sd. Corn
new, 92s Gd@22s Cd; old, 21s 3d@21s Cd.
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Refer by permission, 10 NATIONAL BANK Of Au'
gusta ArioNAL EACnAsGE BAsK, q. Augusta Ga
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HAVING removed mydencing hall from its former
Ill site to spot more suitable. an having entire.
~ lemodeied the hall, Will OIL the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-08

Ell primero percibe libras esterlinas
300 por hora, el segundo libras esterli-
mas 200, el tereero ibras esterlinas 120
el cuarto libras esterlinas 80.
I Cuales seran los hombres mas po-
bres? Ustedes diran que los mendigos,
los invdlidos, las viudas con hijos los
exagenarios indigentes, pero on yerdad
os digo que ninguno de estos es tan po-
bre como ell ignorante a1n cuando ten
ga mas talegas que pelo en- la cabeza, 81
no es calvo. Este 81 que es pobre do
solemnidad.
81 diesemos un vistazo los gabinetes
de vestir de nuestros elegantes, ell he
cho seria palpable que entire todos los
perfumes del dia, ell Aqua Florida de
Murray y Lanman es el que esta mas
Ell voga entire la buena sociedad. Entire
las cajitas de ioyas dies Sc veria la
bien conocida botella con su rotulo ho-
raj de esplendidos colores, que ha to-
mado hace mucho tempo ell .ugar del
frasco largo y estrecho de la TERRA del
Rhin. Desgraciadamente los qufmicos
Alemanes no pudiendo rivalizar en- este
mercado, articulo tan celebrado de
Murray y Lanman, con marca alguna
de Aqua de Colonia, han introducido
falsifcaciones viles del Aqua Florida, y
de consiguiente es menester que los
compradores pidan ell Aqua Florida
preparada por Lanman y Kemp, Nueva-
Work
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-08

Nombrado secretario del ayunta-
miento de Maricao d. Mariana A.
Dominguez y trasladado a Maricac
el alcalde de Lola D, Ricardo Gar.
cla.
r. O. nombrando Official 80 de es'
ia Administration de Correos a Don
Bernardo Galvez Postigo.
Sc anuncia nueva subasta para e.
27 de, corriente de las obras de cons
truccion de un faro de tercer orden
para los Morrillos de Cabo-rojo.
Ell 8 del corriente tendra lugar en-
las oicinas de la Guardia Civil de
Ponce, la subasta para la provision
de sombreros de Panama,
Los billetes del sorteo que Sc ce-
lebrara ell 10 de abril Sc entregaran
en- la siguiente forma
Los concedidos con la rebaia del
4 p96 en- los dias IS, II, Is, l6 y
Is del corrlente del Is al % los
apartados y el "A los sobrantes por
no presentarse sus duenos a recoger-
1nS
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c0RRESP0NDENCIA ESPECIAL
DEL. "BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Revista militar J polltica de Europa.

Graves acontecimientos Sc suceden
unos otros en- el corto tempo trans
currido desde ell primer mes del ano ac-
tual. AL fallecimiento de Victor Ma
nuel, rey de Italia, ocur1ido a principles
1e enero. ha sucedido la muerte del Pa
pa Pho TX acaecida ell Z de febrero. La
Italia ha perdido al jefe del gobierno
temporal, la cristiandad. deplora la per-
dida del jefe de la Iglesia catohca.
La reunion de los cardensles en- Ro-
ma para elegir un nuevo Papa en- ell
c6nclave del Vaticano es uno de los
acontecimientos mas trascendentales de
nuestra epoca de el hablaremos en- el
artfculo relative la cronica de Italia.
Entire tanto referiremos los ultimos
acontecimientos ocurridos en- la guerra
de Oriente.
Dicho esta, en- otras cartas, que las
condolences preliminares de La paz y del
armisticio fueron 6rmadas en- Aadrlno-
polls ell 81 de enero por los plenlpoten-
ciarios rusos turcos. Ell mayor sigilo
se ha cuardado en- este grave asunto,
de modo que no Sc sabe el tenor literal
de las condolences estipuladas. Hlpo-
t6ticos son todos los calculos que Sc han
hecho sobre las estipulaciones aludldas'
Sc presume que las condiciones del ira
tsdo preliminar son duras para la Tur-
uufa ' asi debia esperarse, porque no
en- vano ha gastado la Russia mas de dos
mil millones de frances y ha perdido
muchos miles de hombres en- las bata-
Has de la Armenia, la Bulgaria y la Ru-
melia. Las victorias de los rusos han
aniouilado los ejercitos turcos y han
hec6o impossible la resistencia de estos'
De resultas de los convenios hechos
an Andrin6polis, los turcos han tenido
que evacuar las plazas fuertes de Wild
din. Rutschuk, Silistria y otras menos
importantes situadas en- Bulgaria. Es-
to estaba previsto porque la indepen-
dencia de la Bulgaria no podria llevar-
Ga 4 cabo mientras los turcos estuviesen
an possession de las fortalezas del cuadri-
latero b1lgaro. La ocupacion de La
Bulgaria por las tropas rusas, hasta
cue en- dicha provincial SO establezca un
nuevo gobierno, es una necesidad lndu-
dab]e por mas que Ell Austria 10 sienta,
temiendo que cerca de sus fronteras los
nriucipados del Danubio former un n1-
cleo de domination panslayista.
Las victories de los rusos han obliga-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-08

mis- escasos lneritos dc profesora con nm enco
mio inmerecido 81, pero cue agradezco en- ei al
ma 4 los sefores padres lie familia cue ie suscri
ben demas yecinos de Rio-piedias, de quie
mes he recibido pruebas de cariho que reeor
dare toda la vida
Grande ha sido el sentimiento que he tenide
en- separame de mis- amadas e inocentes disci-
pulas de Rio-piedras de yecindario tan bon
dadoso galante para ccnmigo, para ocu.
par la plaza superior con que me ha hOurado
la Superieidad; pero en- nngnn tempo olvida-
re las deferencias que debo al noble vecindario
del menciOnado pueblo.
Siryan estas lineas para dar las mas expresi-
vas gracias los autores del escrito que vic la
luz en- ell Bolet.R del dia 10 del corriente, las
ninas queridas que tan tiemas muestras de
simpatia me deron de su despedida todos
los padres de familia que me honraron contain
dome la educacon de sus hIas.
D97Ores TOHzdiey del Rio
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OTRO ENIGMA DOMINICANO.
j. G.. S.

Los autores de la farsa del hallazgo
de los verdaderos, genuinos y legltimos
restos de Cristobal Colon, abrumados
por ell peso de su conciencia V por ell
cumulo de inverosimilitudes fraguado
por ellos, no con mucha astucia, saga
cidad y talento, han apelado un novi'
simo expediente para salir del atollade-
ro. habiendo hecho otro descubrlmlen-
to mas portentoso 81 cabe que el prime
70 Y es el de una planchita de plata que
Sc supone desprendida de la historjca
caiita con un enigma sea una nueva
supercheria para no cantar por 10 claro
la palinodia de todo 10 inventado ante
riormente: pero que viene d echar por
TERRA ell altarito levantado por los dos
Reverendos.
He aqui 10 que dice La Bandera Es-
pail9la de Santiago de- Cuba su CORES
ponsal de Santo Domingo. con fecha %
de Enero, cuyo periodico ha llegado a
nuestras manos despues de haber es-
critic ell artlculo precedente. FUense
nuestros lectores en- las siguientes IL
meas y edifiquense:
Sr. Director de La Bande''a Espanolo.
-Muy senior mio: -Aprovecho la opor-
tunidad de la salida del CdntaJro para
esa, adelantandole mi correspondence
del vapor correo del %.
Ell dia 2 del corriente sc procedi6 con
todas las formalidades que el case re-
guerra la aperture de Ia cal ia que con-
tiene los restos del Almirante Colon,
depositados en- manos del Prebendado
ST.. Billine, ell 10 de Setiembre dltimo
con obieto de un reconooimiento facul-
tativo de sacar copia fotografca pc
ticion del Sr. Consul de Espana por
instrucciones de su Gohierno. Ell reco-
nocimiento SO verified minuciosamente
por los Doctores d. Mariana Socarraz,
d. Manuel Duran y ell Lido. D. Pedro Pi-
neiro. La copia fotografca en- cinco
posiciones Sc saco por el habil fotogra-
10 D. Narciso Arteaga Ell DR.. Duran
removiendo el polvo que en- sq fondo
contenia la GAIA, enoontro una planchi-
ta de plata que Sc habia desprendido, y
despues de limpia pudo leerse la 81
guiente inscription Por una parte,
U",, pie, de los rtos
del pmer ), Ate , Dn
Cristoval Colon
y del otro:
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BANGS DE COAMO.

COnocidos son en- toda la isla aun tuera de
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos C IN
el uso de estas aguas minerales para la cura-
cion de la mayor parte de las Intermediates.
Los duenos del establecimento con el fin de
facilitar ell cOnoeimiento de sus propiedades
medicinales, tanto a los Medicos para la mejor
aplicacion, como los enfermos que deseen
hacer uso de dichas aguas, remitiran gratis un
ejemplar de Ia Mcmoria escrta Dor el DIR. D.
Juan Usera Alarcon, todo ell que nos envie
su direction un sello de 25 centimos de pese-
to para ell tranqueo.
JUNO de 1877. Jose j. UserG.
hta. "a Alb. 1878.
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bpena inteligencia. La agencia mosco-
! vita de San Petersburgo dice que Russia
esta deterninada mantener sus exi-
gencias, que mira como resultados
esenciales de la guerra.
Aver en- la Camara de los Lores dIo
ell conde de Derby que esperaba Sc fir
maria ell tratado de paz ell sabado y que
la Russia abandonaria sus pretensiones
sobre una parte de la escuadra turca.
Sc han separado en- Francia de las f.
las de los constituencies el duque de
Audiffret-P Pasquier y seis miembros del
Senado.
Nueva- York, MARIO 4. Aseguran las
noticias de Constantinopla haberse fir
mado ell tratado de paz con Russia: su
texto es tolavia desconocido; pero CORE
el rumor de que ell Car ha renunciado
a su exigencia de los triFutos egipcios
Y b1lgaros como garantia de la indem-
nizacion lie la cesion de los buques bin
dados
Despachos de Roma dicen que el Pa
pa IN sido coronado reservadamente e
investido con las iusignias de la sobera-
MIA temporal de los E5tados lie la Igle-
sia.
Ell duque de Abarcorn ha investido al
rey Humberto con Ii 0rden de Ia Jarre-
tiera.
Noticias de L6ndres anuncian que el
contra admirante Iuglefeld asumira ell
mando de la escuadra de las Antillas
inglesas.
Ha tenido lugar un duelo entire NJ
de Cassagnac Y NJ. Tomson en- ell
cual salio este con una pequena herida.
Sc ha declarado Ia viruela en- ell de-
partamento de Lozere, Francia.
Nueva-York, MARIO ). FL gran duque
Nicolas feIicit6 por TELEGRAPH al Gar
por la conclusion de la paz. Todavia
son I'm secreto las condolences eXactas
en- que Sc basa esta.
Lord Derby en- la Camara de los Lo-
res dijo que la cesion de la escuadra
turca 4 Russia habia sido excluida de
las condolences de la paz, y que no Sc
habian hipotecado los tributos egi pcios
como garaEtIa del pago dc la indemni
zacion de guerra, que asciende a doce
millones de hbras esterlinas.
NJ. Hardy, secretario Gle la guerra,
presento en- la Camara de los Comunes
los presupuestos del ej6rcito bajo un
pie de paz para el ano economico. La to-
tai fuerza del ej6rcito, segun los presu-
puestos, Sc eleva l35, ,452 hombres de
todas classes. Manifesto que la milicia
estaba en- estado de prestar servicio en-
el exterior y anuncio que en- el otono sc
harlan grandes simulacros y cjercicios
militaros.
Ell corresponsal del Times en- Paris
dice que Sc cree que ell gobierno aleman
trata de inducir a Inglaterra Il que ocu-
pc ell Egipto.
De las elecciones parciales de Francia
han resultado electos diez republicanoy y
cuatro conservadores.
MERCADOs.
n. Y. ). Harina 625. Az1car cristali-
zada de Demerara "a d SO cts. ID. Re
gular d buen refino Il a u. Orc 1919
a j.
L5ndres i'll. Cristalizada 6 |, ch. 8
p. Mascabado 10 ch. 8 p. Consolida-
dos ingleses 95a 95s. Francescs g
.p.M 74.50.