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, 1879-04-24
.,;T1rE. TUNNEL.
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,;T11E. TUNNEL.
6nfs'al, pfstt,tea 10 7af 1rfbun&
DgTnotInA }Sl,., April 2a-Thc formal dedlen-
lion Of JaNderbiit's International tunnel from
stonY Talat,ti to Andcrlot,, Ont, took ptnco tt,-
day wltF appropriate ceremonies. About 100
pronliient gentlemen Of ttIis city wont tlowil by
sgeeal trnin RtiI wcrc met nj A1.lleratbuFC by
farty Of ITO from st. Thomas, Hamilton, I.on-
tlon, nnd Toronto, nn,l ninety from Toledo.
Tic invited guests wcrc escorted to The sceuo
ut operations Oh the tanala side. wl.ero they
wrru received by President, 1lli1Rllnst, Of tllr
Canada Southern. A gang Of forty or sfty mcn
With tca'na was blowing null digging away
ut big cut which Is to lcAd to The
mouth Of tho tunnel. At 1880
tho .nnt-1uor meeting was called to order by
Shcrlf Mooror, Ut st. Thomas, Ont, who Was
elected Chairman. Afr. kingtmlll, Solicitor Of
tile Cann5a Southern, read tho Official ort.or,
signed by the Governor General Of Cnnadn,
granting uersnas[on to prosecute tho work. It
sets forth thnt the original plans ly which Lie
tllHno1 wns to bn built by coTer.lnm process
wsrb dtshnprovca berause Ut threatened OBJ
struettt'n to t'ayiaaton but that the suhsequent
plans provlsling for work by TIM boring
tlmt no nuct, obstruction b. created, ami
thar al, rntlroa'!s desiring to avail thcm-
se!scs III INC pflslc3cs OF &f1 THINE! ettullt1
haye thu right to do 90 Under fnir conditions,
Speeches followed by President 1'itlInghnst, K,
Muir, rx-tienerai Manager Ut the Cat,ain Sout H.
Grn; SnlotNnl Wtgtt. member ni Iar]atau1,t
aml Dr. Wilson, Of st. Thomas; slnrnr
ttcn,cis, Afnj. Dutll, r. j. Scott, md q, A,
King, oi Tuicdo: A. lIogul, President Ut the
CanaiA Midland fsailrnall; Il. Green, President
Of ihr Columbus. Toledo & Hooking Vailey
Kailr:ad; md Henry Russell, attorney Of tic
Michigan Central. The speakers urc al Iiriy
cu1ogsstic of Vanderbilt. several Dctroitcrss
weru invited 10 speak, but declined. AZ .
u'st'ck collatfon was served, champagne, beer,
l,la other li1nlds prcslolnlnatIng aud the Toledo
delegation was soon IN noisy state OF inebrietr
1t wns the Intention to have exploded some d.
tatlIte IN Stony falsnd, but, upon digging
dns'n into thu rucks Of limestone ,ltsta,icc of
three feet, tle water cn.1o ia 50 fast TINT Tits
WIS linpsacttcnbe. This fnct cast tlatnncr on
the tunnel of]iciuls. President Ttlingllnst sass
The rock is soft and su illed with liJslrcs aid
crcvites that hc fears It will bo I'm
rosslhfe to. carry OH tho work Eucceas-
fully by boring under the present plars
4 fur trial will he ipauc, however,
ah1 It is hoped TINT, II necessary, they can still
get eo.,scns to carry On the work by tic Golfer
dun nroress. .fi1l,lEtast ts anxiouato dtsstpate
tlIe ilea tsnt Vanderbilt Is tninltcal to Detroit
interests, n,t says he builds this tunnel t,ccausc
ho fluids II to the best interests 10 provide such
n,cafls Of crossing ut tllis point. The UciTolt
Bridge Committee, which went to New York
nml Washington, ls said to haso accomplished
satisfactory work, alil will DO homo Friday.
, 1879-04-24
Great Conflagration at the Cath
o1fc University Of Notre
Dame, Ind.
Tile Principal Building nnd -Four
Ot3lcr Structures Do
strOycd.
A Loss Of About 100000.
with an Insurance or
100000.
The Students to Bo sent to Their Homes.
and Rebuilding Pushed
Forward,


EorT1t Dsyp Ind. anr;t nI -,rl,n rrn3ror.,,, :,
building of N.,trc f,nmo ,,~o,,o. ,n,.,, H. ~;
Urinary buIltl,n,- lin ,,,,,so.'a,, ,,,a
pay buIlutu.,. md ,,,r iii rr,,,. hr,,,o ,s,'.,
cosnptctcjy dcstrovc,1 hr t,,o tn',inr ri" or,ri,,
Of the fra Is In do,,ht. Thcrc ID ,o n,e,,tvn
knowtet]rc on tho .uhcet. anu,o for !, -, r..
patrux the roof. md anna anv lin, ;,o ,r,,rr.
men had small keith of bo1,Int, n,ch. t,., -
boiled over and took drc. rnn mn ntrotinr +. !,
tic roof md dome Ot,rrs .av ,hot eo,,,, ,t,nors
left not of fu,ntn,, charcoo, ,n ~ for , i,,,u,
u,d when thcy returned tte t,nmc wa. In n,
Ono thing ia ccrtan.-t,,nt n cnuvht IN H..
dome, whicl, fell In, mi, soon tho wloto rnner
,,ortion wss burning rnn.s. A soo,, oa III.
was realized the saving nf ,he vol,,ah,ca ,rns
commenced, a,i largo sl,are was gotten mi.
Tile museum an n larre nnrt, of thr 11n,vcraltv
anil LctuonIcr ltbrarics wcrn int, Scvnrot
pano. md lnrro nuu,bor Of othcr ra,uoh,o.
aini anttault;cs WIRE burned Til. flrn lrr,u n
little before II o'clock ts tnornInr. nnn eh,,rt,v
after 1 O'Clock the wallis hud tunh,rd intn
tho rn!ns This building bud l,cen tul,t +,
parts, un,l was not fully con,utctp1 until 1at;7
whcn tlle large dotno was surmoup,ed. with
impressive ceremonies, by a statue Of ,hc vtr.
gin Aiary wrrehtur over a Inn. The hnt1d,m,
was Fix stortcs htrh. md contaInc,, n Iorro
reception parior, tic Presidents, o,llc.
md tho Professors rooms. stu,1v halls
rcfectortcs, tlorsnIturics, and ono ur more
small c!upcls iu thu upusr storfcs. Therc
we're roou,lns III the building a.,out 4o1 ,,,,-
sous, from the Presdcpt down 10 the yo,,nr-
est atulepts. Soon after tile Ira pt,s IN.
der good 1cadway It communicated tn
tic Old Mons Home, Situated tust east of
i1,e University building, anil soon after II, IN,
, 1879-04-24

CHARLESTON, 4. C., April S13.-Ex-Treasurer
CarlDz0 ,litf ex-Cungrcssnan 3tna)ls convicted
Ut bribery, were to-day pardoued by Gov. slmp-
6Ul1.
, 1879-04-24

IN WEST TA1tNfIAM, Nm,
st. JOHN, N. H., April GA fire Is raging at
West Furnt,an,. Dowker's mills hare bccn d.
strpycd, nitl tho raroat bridge Ia nov burning.
It is impossible 10 soyc 1t. 4 spccIal tram viii
assistance has left here.
, 1879-04-24
THE ALASKA MURDERER.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aurif 2sa-In the United
States Circuit Court today Kat Roo, sitka
indian, Was .untenced tn liz hanged Nav s fur
the inurdor Vi Thomas j. Hrown, Of sltka.
, 1879-04-24

THE CAR ACCOUNTANTS,
r., ~ lonFth annual Convention Of the Railway
n. ~ Ss'0aa!ahts' Association ia being held ut
usa'l Faelfc llute1. 1t ia tic object .! this
,tssn tuta''on 10 secure Uniformity in tho syatcnt
.,,ss ssp'e cur accounts a1l to ret thu lurgrst
,saa' ,rs u REVENUE from tlls cars whIls AWAY
t"s meeting was called to order at 10 o'clock
Nv ~ ~ Tic President, Atr. q. W. Jones; Mr.,
~. = Luce acted rs Secretary.
h,tss. 4o"e"l'lg members were present: J, ",
1M..' 1'au' Allegheny Valley; u. II. Muuco,
Asssoa An.sn Refrigerator Line; 4. ", Davies.
hsa''e s.n'' y Great Western; II, 7, Janurs.
nSf. ~" y ~, ~ ScoEaska; ]. I. Nigncy, Baltt-
po,nns ~ ohio; j. A. Wilaon, Uulttmuru IL
4 Bu,a. a. J. chauiu, Boston 4; Albany;
ttot,,1 ,,.1 Ganada Southern; j. TX. Cayanuch,
e,o = ~. .'s'''oad Ut Iowa; John F. Moore, Chi.
sa,.,.a a.,on: ~ r. M. Luce, Clicago s. North.
t1ns.' :! l. ". Cooke, chicago, burlington t.
lunuss :. y. ", IL Parsons, Chicago, Clinton, pu.
X]...Ms Aln'csota: ". L. Aeeet,am, Chicago,
H. ssee ~, q Ut. Paul; u. i. Weir, Chicago,
vs il ssi'ai aa y Pacific; &. d, aIcConn!ro, CHI.
ue1nns,tt tte!la u Naw ORGANS; ". J.. NuIYlj1o,
aas asc's cs.s,r aatuilton a Dayton; {. l.. Viii.
Nataxrs t.aI.'. san1usky = Clevela,,a: q.
seixT H.. I.nluInl!,s u llocklug Valley; j. +.
Itt.r psSttoit, Lanslus d Sor.hcrn: C, l..
!alI,n.a. ~ Rsrer; d. ". Moar, Grand HapIia K
J. solia Hunt, Grand Trunk Of Ennnf]a:
y. FtiaoFth, Fuis.o Great Western Dispetrh; j.
esYth iI,,.A Aoosac TuHuel Line; IA, W,
LII bhor. a,'nols q Central; a. H. Weeks,
s'tsd liz, = = Michigan Southern; II. L.
;%attxra: 4 !, G4llagher. lsouiast{le & tifrat
saasinsn { Missouri. kat,saa & Tcxas; II. Il
Eau4uIy ,i'tllrrn iMottllrrn Central; II, N. Eastman,
,es, It 1n!sinnati Il VI. Louis; j, j, Wur.
p,Yps i, Laas, s,, Kassas City / Nurt!srn: ii. il.
11oejoe ePr.'hlaHl oi Gom puny; VI. j, Palm.
Psl6s. ttesotta = Warsaw; A. Nash' iJnInn
Eku,r.t.s ~; = CHURCH., Wabash: W' A. Givcn
!.n,s !Gentraii 4. W. CoLb. Mi,vral Paint:
h.Gf.en 1naffett, Selma, Komv 4; Uuitnn: "
aAsIsssniii faris sr II Danyille; i, il, Deckloy.
FsaSass t Tssbash y d; slieAlsan; 4. D. Smith,
y ls.ISe ISSent,tltuttou s,a.t va, submitted, discussed
ssa1sa hs1; u officers tor thu ensuing ycar
,ssnl i. " u w. The following result; Pres.
'sssxaro: ss..x.n A.. briggs; Ytcv-Presideut, G. +,
AZ t1ou urnsactafy, +. 81. Lugs.
r.. r.. A''a' ~aa t1'sn bud until 3 o'clock
ssGs t., s,taa..,snb'!ny T.. thu following subject
Sfaatssra - .1 an.1 disrusscl: "Wf,at aru {tu
s%ssoof;s =. sa benefits OF tt.a duisy Individual
sete u ~ Compared with t.te Cluasi.ls-Iiuus.
karphr. eiestds corrucruess. Eron,,Inv itni
assaslus sassl" Tlse subject wa4
, 1879-04-24

eat'9f,t from a passing fnrotnntfvc. An engine
wna 1ycrtnrpel whf!s rllt,nn, to l1lr fire, and
ltsc driver, csnslrs Fisher, fatally injured.
, 1879-04-24

MEN YoMK, April 9}.-'fhe bonlholucra Of
tho Montgomery &c Eufa'a Railway to-day de-
cttlcl to sell them to the Louisville s. Nashville
Kai'road Company. Tcr1hs Ut snlc, Il, ,40O, GOO.
, 1879-04-24

AN EkClTING TRIAL or POWER.
AnexeltinE contest took place yesterday over tho
trial of tho power Ut tho tugs Cu.nptell and o.
u. urccu. an1 drew y largo nulnler Ut .nsn
around thu lumber illarict to SlluSss It. Capt.
klcnFY hlue was ol opinion tlntt l,lasug, the Culn
bclI could uut.put, or pul e4uni tn, my tus In
:lae .'ustor. Tic tirern has ,up= berti eo,,y!tl.
elsl uae VI tho noat powerful tA.. lit the lar
, 1879-02-23

In England, Australia, and America:
The principal part in the drama will
be assumed by John T. Hinus, whose Irish
chnractcr-acting has been favorably received 10
Chicago. The east is strong one, and Inc Incl
dentar music is especially arranged from .ile
ballads Of Old Ireland. A new overture navlnS
the t Groves Of Blarney u for its theme Wall oc
presented nightly. There is but little douoe &c
but this piece, SO elaborately produced WILL GU"
joy long and successful run.
The trustees OF the Plymouth Congregat1onat
Church have made an engagement Will ilot. Fl.
Henry G. O'Neill, q graduate OF the UnlVels1tJ
of Dublin, who will give series OF il1ustlaleu
Art Entertainments each evening thts week ~
the Church. The entertainments are sou1e"u;tl
of the nature OF those which were recently
giyen by Prof. Cromwell with SO much success,
but will be more attractive than those, rs 'lie
illustrations are in colors, while those o. Frol'
Cromwell's were plain negatives Easn s!.'o III,
bition will be accompanied " dlsctlpIs,e e =
lecture and the series will 70 over tne Mnole 1a1s
ground of science, history art, anu nature. i.os'
O,Neil1 comes here with an excellent rcputa,
tion as a scholar and lecturer, anu ~ Eusta
made great SUCCESS The Manchester u11Tuu, u, !:
said of the entertainment: ''Prof. O'Aca'i Is
tie son OF m officer III her Majcsty's service,
and With his father has traverseo almost eeels
quarter OF the globe. He IS thorough e!assic1
scholar and linguist, and gives very cnarn!ns
running accom- pauitncnt Of wit ana lnloriuat!on'
His renroductions OF art equal in ever.
respect theirgr originals" The tlckets nav
been placed at q very low figure, the admission
being only IS cents and reserved seAt:
50 cents, They may be had at the Chicago
Music CompauY's store, 152 State street, anu
Pattcrson's, on Twenty-second street.
, 1879-02-23
MUSIC.
AT HOME.

THE SYMPHONY CUNCERT
hv thc Chicaro Orchestra at Mccormick Hall on
Friday evening was the next event OF the week
in Importance to the concert OF the Beethoven
Society, which has been already noticed in these
columns. The programme was a good one en-
bracny for tie orchestra the overture to the
.sMidsummcr Nights Dream, bv Meadelssohn;
the Volck1nann s'Serenadc" for strings, with
'cello obligato by Mr.. Eicheim; the Third
Khapsody, b. Liszt; and the symphony by
Burgmuller swan song OF composer VINO
died in youth, but whose talent had occn reco9-
nizcd by schumanr and Mendclssohn. The tirst
two movements, the Allegro and Andante, were
finished. Tie Schcrzo was only skctchcd in
nart. and Schumanu completed it. The
Finale was never written. Mr. LteollnS
n1arcd tl1e intricate Henselt Concerto, and Mr..
Wcrrenrath sang very plalntiVa and smooth
aria from Handc's opera Sosarme," never
sung here before, and Schumann's rather dreary
settinr Of Hcinc's "Two Grenadiers," with its
AlarseIllaisc ending.
A,thonoh the orchestra played at times very
well. VIC do not see that it makes the progress
xse have a right to expect. It is wanting ii the
unity and homogeneity OF tone which it ought
to have secured by tlis time. The Volins were
frequently not together, and the reeds stood
out by themselves with "hcczlnes3 that WAS
very disagrecablc, and this effect was az times
emphasized By playing out OF tune. lustcac OF
full, blending harmony, With proper suoorol-
nation OF the parts, tue work Was dlsJelntcd
and unbalanced, and under such c1rcum-
stances IT. is useless to cxpect finish
and nicely OF details. Whether this is
owing to want of sufficient reeatsas or to the n
nos;tIou of the orchestra, We cannot say but tue
wa1t, nf ctear. MUSICAL tone aud the Dredon,l-
| nauce @ Of some Instruments over the others is
enough and m saSae aS9v Of Pi m rfsifd: d.
nj niavcrs. and they have played long enough
togetner to get seasoned and lnatured, aud give
Of tone nos that is fssr M teo epeo tat :Ia
numsrn,1e difficulties stand in the way Of proper
rehearsal which conductor cannotremove, but
This reason what fey b resafsals can od
| ,hnronoh' r. is not impossible something NAV
| be donc In the way Of placing TIE
! oychestra 70 avoid the effect OF the
, 1879-02-23
1--WE GIRLS

Amusical maiden named Anna
Attempted the Star-Spanglcd B2nnao'
She played in sharp
Till she tore through her harp,
Then in six tlats attacked the piauah-
A cooking class graduate, Bcss.
once concocted 7 horrible mess; Z,
She stewed pickles with yams'
AND pnt yeast in her CLANS. 49,.
And her friends al went Wild With olstrasas
A charming young dancer named Carr'e
Trimmed tbr |. I. t. quite like fasry'
She cut such strange freaks
A. Martine's and Bonrn1ques.
r=h,t she got an engagement in Farce.
A clever young paiutrcss called Daisy i.
Wns clean-gone kcramica!I; GREY ,.-
She put bugs on her dishes =
Yea. tree toatls and fishes 80
Ina way that would truly amaze thee.
",
A feminine dnancie-, 'Lizcr, -.
A closc listed, ahort-sighted mtser,
saved up one trade dollar. -
Lived long in great squalor,
Sold out ut 5-u1--und WAS wiser.
An ambitious youn: milkrnaid named Frank,
Who was laugaably long, lean- sad lank. :.
WalEed 4 mile In three days,
In pink polsnalsc,
And, pansinx, gaspco, "So more, I th7ni
you'll" =.
, 1879-02-23
HOME.

Sest s.o as s H. 2eraSns ranfis fosaa sssa eS
So oil thy thoughts, whcre'crfyou :oan,:
Should ever circle round thT Aoms..
what in this world caa cu1hpr:e
Will, Home. If Peace rcign. alw1@s spsss
The fountain '.is Of JOY an.1i Di:s=,
And linxs the other world With ta:s.
Anu. AZ 4 bird 1ic. to its usss 49,
When it lts wearied wing wonid res1,
So ], wherever may ruarn} ,...,
Find Peace and Rest aloa9 a. HOME
Home. magic word, thou{ ~ the sh@ ne
;Rnnnd which the hearts AEer:suat tn.na.
The temple OF Hope, '1o{. snt .ose'
. Thou stt n part OF. HeayEn ABOVE.
yHlcAoo, February, lS79. ho6sAf 1ckdx1.
, 1879-02-23

single commune 5000 houses are announced Tor
authorities. There is frightful distress, and but
for the munidcence OF Prince Desni dotf, who
supports soup kitchens, many would perish
from actual starvation Local jealousfes Oh.
tair so STRONGLY in the Italian Legislature that
the Gorernment. while conscious that something
viii have to be done on its part towaEd the rs:
habilitation Of the whi1om proud and prosper-
GUS home Of the Medicis, shrink from 1ntrodue-
ing measure which thev have TOO sooo reason
, 1879-02-23

Bankrupt italian City,
ro,,,1cte and absolute bankruptcy seem to
,,,so o4artaken 6 Florence the beautiful" In
, 1879-02-23

On Friday evening next 4 testimonial concert
will he riycn to Miss Knte Percy Douglass at
the Woodruff House, in which large number
OF our most prominent singers will take part: 1,,
very hard and under very severe discourage
1ncnts to make for herself place on the con.
cert stage, has unusual Claims upon the musical
nublic. and the manner in which The tickets arc
roine of shows that the public is disposed to
recognize them. Apart from the Individual
merits of Mas Douglass. the programme itself
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
COnpahia General Trasadantca
DE vAPOREs C0IDE0s FRANCHISES,
/TSooo f,o Ct N0snige ~ SG97tnYdeY

(Ltneo de st. NasaiTe q iSanta1ader).
El dia 81 de cada mes sadIa de ST. Nazaire
v escala en- Santander Tenerife con destino a
San Thomas uno de los nnejores vapores de la
Cempa1ia llegando q este litlmo puerto el &, y
continuando su ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
La Co1xpafiia ACADIA &c eetablecer un servi-
clio intercolonial con el siguiente
ITINERARIO.
SALIDAs. LLEGADAs.
De San Thomas. ell asan Juan P. R. ell 6
q SanJuanP. R. Ell Mayaguez. z..... el 7
6 Mayagtiez :. ell Jacmel ..... ell 9
q Jacmel. ..... el 9 a Pto. Principe. el 10
&C Pto. Principe. el IL a SAINT. de Cuba. ell IL
q SAINT. de Cuba el II Kingston. ell IL
RTTORNO.
saliendo de Kingston el l5 con las escalas
arriba menconadas, llegara este puerto ell %,
continuando el msrno .dia para San Thomas,
tomando aquf los pasajelos hetes para Ell va
Dor trasatantico que dcho 1ltmo punto Sc di-
rige Santander Il st. Nazaire.
Precios de pasajes interco1oniales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
Tsri1a para dinero.

Intercolonial bajo dc S50O0. .......-......... p%
ldem mas de $6000... .................... p%
Inglarerra Francla... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S H%
Los Vapores Trasatlanticos tocan en- Plymouth,
Chebourg d Southampton. En- esta agenciase
piden pasdjes directoS para Paris.
Sc expenden billet@s dc ida Vueta para pasa-
jos IntercoionlaleS Ir&SatianticOs por3 mesos
ano rtSpectiVanente con una rebaJa del 25 .. ..
PASAJES DE FAMlLIAS. Toda fanalia COM
co componga 81 v4lor dc cuatro pasajes enteros
teEe derecho la robaja de una seXta parte del
montante del pasaje. Enti6ndase por famia los pa
dres, hll0s cr1ados. EstA reduction no tlene lu-
gar cuande Sc expid&n pasales de ida yuelta.
Los nilOe EAenOb dc GiIOs, uAO gratis, de la
euarta parte, de Ia la aliJGd.
Les pasalerOs para Erancia. cualQu1er parte de
EuroEt pueden quedar Is dtas en- lnglaterra 81 asi
gustRn. vice versa los para lngaterra pueden que
dar en- Francia. Los paSaleros Dor eStos vaporeS
t@ndrn e Driyilegto DC ylaar en- Ell cano de hierro
entire CherbouIg, Paris. Plymouth y L6ndres. q una
repaia dc 10 % los embarcad0S on este puerto.
Esta prohibldS i los Dasajeros. emparcando en-
este puerto tGno&r bilt6teS 5no de los Agan
teS "a San Juan Puerto tco. Sres: Aatimer Co: el
pasaje toIn naao d borG0 DaGara 10 w dc recargo.
AdoM&s de los puSrtos Alencionados arriba. pne-
den obtenerse paSajes Dor los yaperes de esta Com
pafia, Dara loa siguientes puntos: Antigua, Barba
das, Boliza. Cartagene, Colon, Curacao. Demerara
Dominica, Gran&da. Grey Town, Jacmsl, Jamaica,
la Gaira. Martih1ea. Port-au- Prince, Puerto Limon
Savanla Saint Kits. Santa Lucia. San Vicente. To-
baao isia do Trinidad.
80 eXigen ahOra precies mod1coS para los tfeSpor-
tes de tSheco y cai0 Europa.
Fara pormenores sohre paa5ajes, Hetes demas di
ris!rse Ia Agencia do ia Compaflla.
La CompaIila aseG urts toda ciasS de valOres que
gu elective. meales preoiosos joyas SO enbarauen
Tltnaa Dah.oa, cueiQuier otro p,into de su ruta.
- AE6ptes. LEt1mer O. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02

En- las cOnvdleccncias de Gcbres tifot-
deGS. en- Ia oibuminu,id. Ell cl dt< betes,
ali on fin doud" Ia economic esta honda
men;e s.st mada cl Lacto-fosfato de cal
produce los mas rapidos cfectos recon.ti-
tuycntes.
Observation de los DR. BLACHE,
MONoD y TARDIEU.
M6iicos de los iIospitales de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
Notable C0nVGnitncia.

Una de las Agcncias de Negocios de mayor
Influenza creGito existentes en- Madrid, tiene
ell custo de ofrecer sus seryicios en- cuantos
asTInntos ocurran en- los Mnisterios, Tribunales
de Justcia y fem&s oflcinas ,rrincilpales de la
C6rte, asegnrando Ia mas leal, activa y proba
gestion en- todos aquellos que Sc la encomien-
den, mediaute los honoraros, siempre liiioStl- Steil
cos, que Sc estipulen, con la condicion de NO
PoDER DIsPoNER DE ELLos interim no Sc obtenga
ell buen exito de la reclamacion fin de cue,
en- ell case de ser negative el resultado que Sc
busoue, NO pRoDUzcA EsTA RESOLUTION GAsTos
AL INTERESADO.
81 por estas circunstancias consigue MERCER
la confanza de las persol.as que tengan asu'-
tos pendientes en- Madrid y desean conferirla
su gestion, pueden al efecto, concurrir . Ia ca
sa habitacion de SUI corresponsal en- esta Capt.
tai, Gale de San Jose li1mero2, principal.
Puerto Rico, febrerQ u Dc 1879 E. 81 =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
Compahia General Trasatantica
DE vAP0REs CORRE0s FRANCHISES,
(Li1,ea de Marsella)

Sin perjuicio de continuar prestando sus SER
yicios las demas lneas francesas entire esta Is
la, Europa, y puertos intercoloniales, la Com
pailia ha acordado plantear una nueva Inca
drecta que facite La communication entire la
Peninsula espanola esta Provincial, y que par
tiehdo de Marsella Sc prolongara hasta Nueva
Orleans, sujetandose al siguiente
ITINERARIO.
Saldran los vapores de Marsella ell 10 de ca
da mes, con escala en- Barcelona, Cadiz, San
to Cluz de Tenerife y San Thomas legaran
este puerto ell 4 del mes siguiente, continuan-
do la Habana, sin tocar en- este puerto a su
regreso.
El m6dico precio de pasajes fetes y la re-
guaridad que habra en- el servico hace espe-
rar que ell p1blico corresponda debidamente
esta nueva mejora que tanto interesa al pals
Para informes detalladOs dirigirse los re-
presentantes de la Compaf1a en- este puerto
LATIMER & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
!: GRAN HOTEL De SAN JUAN ! !
15.--FORTALr1sZzA.-15. Is.

Habitaciones espaciosas claras y ventii''ca
das, para uno mas pasajoros y para sehoras
familias separadamente.
Esmero especialisino conscante en- Ia lin
pieza, decoration &c las mi2inas, y Ell la de
todos sus demas seryiciCs.
Mesa redcnda: varada eXplendidamente
servida bajo Ia direction de un entenGido ma
yordomo y un maestro lie cocina
Servcio especial para comidas extraCrdi.
narias aun para banquetes, haata Glen Gu
biertos, plevio aviso anticipate.
Idiomas ademas del nacional, Sc posee el
inglesy frances
Lectura: por ahora, la de todos los peri6
dicos de dentfo y faera de la Capital.
jose RAMIREZ DE ARELLNANo.
ly1.--Mar, IA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
LIN Il A
RE yAPORES- -CORREOS ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly Puerto-Rico,
Los Vaporss De ssta LRsa son los sIguIeRtes.
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

11UOS TGUUC1USS U0 GACGCS'
Nercapefas, Sacos vaclos. PERU
- lneria, Juguetes, Cuchlllerla, 6Ol.
DrogaS. .....;....;...J 1.
Ouincalleria, aampre, coDre, no. FOR tone-
ia de iata clayos, tuboS para
gas ferreterfa, pintura, ace- lada de peso
fe iarcia, jabon velas, papel, Sol. 80,
muebIes, Viveres. ylnos, llco- I medida
raIes ............. opcion del
rna0ainaria (no tenieDdo pleas
que pasen de dos toneladas dc sol. Vapor.
DeSo) pailas para aZucar.
Loza. yIdlFieria5 ylTds s5eeoS eeryeza. cimlento 4oL
15ia,s, 1ca1deres fogones 45I. Ton. de peso
Arroz hasta. 2G00 sacos, Isl pasa-l
de 1900 sacos. fete conVenclo- 46L 1dem'
nal. .....'''.'.''J
Todo con caps de so, sendo pagadero en- Liver
nooi 8 de 1917 siendo pagS Sd6ro On Puerto Rico
los tletes Il pagan en- Puerto i$!co Sc coDr&ran al
cambo corriente GiEes Ell las teehas de las ega-
das de los yaporeS. :, co ,o,.
las pleas butos de maqulnaria que pasen de
doc foneI,, ,daS de peso, otr mercanclaS no men
cionadas arr iba fiete conventional.
Sohre en- ca rQHeS, por un solo Vapor de no menoS
cae lea toneIadas, para un solo Conslgnatarlo, SO
SShonaa ii cana ras 1nds Sc fete en- Liverpool la
entrega de14s oonocimiehuos.
Para porlnenores diflAFlrse
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