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Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
The Manhattan Bank Burglars.

Examination of the record of proceed
ingsin Congress 81 ows that if the Man.
hatten Bank burglars did raise a purse
to delay action upon the bill authoriz-
ing the treasury to issue duplicates of
the stolen bonds they simply threw
their money away, for Congress acted
with promptn.ss and unanimity in the
premises. The bill giving the authori-
ty sought was introduced i'll the Senate
by Mr.. Kernan on December 10, and
having passed both houses it received
the Presidents signature and became a
law on December 10. 1t encountered
no opposition anywhere when its pro-
visions and necessity for its enactment
were explained, and thus the burglars
were promptly as possible deprived of
to make available the bonds
in their possession, while the banks
assets were made good to it to the
amount Of the bonds.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
S-.TsCnOLAs
SCRIBNER'S ILLUSTRATED MAYA
ZINE
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
An Ideal ChiIdren's Magazine.

An Ideal ChiIdren's Magazine.
NIgssRs SCRIBNsg 4 Co, in 1873 began the
publication of ST. NICHOLAS, an Illustrated
Magazine for Girls and Boys. with Mrs Mary
Mapes Dodge as editor. Five years nave
passed since the first number was Issued, and
the magazine has won the highest position.
1t has a monthly circulation OF over 5O,OoO
COPIES 1t is published sim llLi1csusly in Lon
don and New York, and the transatlantic
recognition is almost az general and hearty
as the American. Although the progress OF
the magazine has been a steady advance, 1t
has not reached its editors ideal OF best, be-
cause her ideal continually Outruns 1t. and the
magazine as swiftly fellows after. To-day
ST. NICHOLAS stands alone in the world OF
books.
GOOD THINGS FOR 1889
The arrangements or literary and art cOntri-
buttons for the new roiume-the six.h-are
complete. drawing from already favorite
sources, as well as from promising new ones.
Mr.. Frank X. Stocktons new serial story for
boys, "A Jolly Fel0wsh hip" will run through
the twelve monthly parts,-beginning with
the number Tor November, 1875 the first OF the
volume, and will be illustrated by James +.
Kelley.
"HiLF A I'ozEN HousEKEEPERs." ."by kath-
arine ID Smith, with illustrations by Freder-
lex Dlelman, begins in the same number; and
fresh serial by Susan Coolidge, entitled
"Eyebr!ght," with plenty of pictures, will be
commenced early in the volume.
"RUMrTY DUDGET's TOWER" written by
Julian Hawthorne and illustrated by Alfred
FrcderiCkS.
Terms $500 year: % cents a Number.
Subscriptions received by the Publisher OF
this Paper. and by all Booksellers and Post,
masters. Persons wishing 10 subscribe direct
with the publishers should write name, Post
office, County, and St1te. in full, and send
with remittance in check. p. o. money order
or registered letter to
SCRlBNER x Co.
nvl+Itw 7I3 Broadway, New York.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
The Yankee at Bunker

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A Yan.ee came from way down East,
Down where the people say
They with crowbar start the Sun
Upon the break OF Day.
He came upon the raging sea
A hand upon the deck
OF Captain Pinkham's Sally Ann"
That hailed from kenncbec.
And now, wit wonder in his eyes
He stood upon the pier,
And to the Captain OF his craft -,
He shouted: LOOK A-HERE!'
Good gracious, Captain. can you tell
Whero all thee heaus do vI;tual?
Hold on until get chunk
Ofpumpkin pine to whittle''
Then. with the shavings falling fast,
The Yankee strobe along;
And UP through Market street he went,
The wonder OF the throng
At last the Yankee, knife and all
Was suddenly brought to,
For right before him rowER HALL
Majestic stood in view.
JERUSALEM II this amt rich"-
The Yankee then gave vent
IFIAIN'T UP ON BUNKER HILL
And here 4 the MONUMENT
"A sentinel is at the door,
But then he has no gun:
And III go in, for BUNKER HILL
Is NOT A PLACE TO RUM
And In he steps and asks the clerk
To tell him, II he knows,
How MANY IN THE STRUGGLE FELL,
To LEAVE THAT PILE OF CLoTHEsP'
"What struggle?" said the wondering clerE
~ don't know what you mean"
sDoN'T?" said the Yankee growing mad,
"THlN YOU ARE JOLLY GREEN"
.Ain't this the spot where Yankees licked
The British nice and handy
Amt this the spot where grandsire fell
For Yankee doodle daAdy?'
Amt this the IN onument we reared
To keep in mind the story
OF Warren, who in line OF blood
Wrote on the page OF glory"
No ~ said the Salesman, "TAIN'T the spo
For everybody knows
rnat people here don't shed their blood,
But only SHE'D their Clothes"
T was soon explaincd-thc Yankee saw
The light mistake he made;
Taking as the SHAFT OF LIBERTY
THE MONUMENT OF TRADE.
but then" he said, ''twas all the same
He still felt interested,
And looking DER the piles OF VESTS,
| Some sinners he INVESTED.
, Yet still he wondered, still he gazed,
And glowingly descanted,
| TIL gazing at the piles OF PANTS,
| For some OF them he PAINTED.
He bought Il suit from top to toe,
And-every inch man-
He sought aga n his ocean craft,
The clipper ''Sally Ann
And proudly on the vessels desk,
| In tempest, calm or squall,
| His sOpg was OF the luck he had
| At BENEFITS TOWER HALL.
CARTE, MASTEN y ALLEN,
Successors to BENN Eft X CO.. Tower Hall
Nos. 5ls and $40 MARKET ST, PHlLA.
myS-lyrw
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
Episcopal Convention.

The Convention of the Episcopal bio
cese of Delaware met at Dover yester-
day with Bishop Lee presiding. Geo.
Ii. Bates, Esq, was appointed Secre-
tary. The day was spent IN forming
rules and transacting minor business.
The committee on Episcopal Fund re-
ported $l4, 600 collected out of fixed
amount of $50, 900.
The committee on Diocesan missions
reported the receipt and expenditure OF
$500 a year. In the evening a mission
AIRY meeting was addressed by Revs.
johnson, Ware and Mead. The session
of the committee will not extend over
tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
Wiuche ster and Luray Cave.

The excursion to Luray cave will
start tonight at 1855, in order to be
in Winchester at the unveiling OF the
Confederate monument at that place.
From there the excursionists proceed
to Luray cave. The tickets are low,
and the opportunity for our citizens to
epioy fine trip is good one.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
~T -
E1I ED.
llN Mn MIll Crnnk Ii

ilN N.--In NIIl Trcek IInndrrd on fNN b
ins'., H.. -, wife ot Samlel p. Lixon,
aged anout 76 year,.
The 'uneraI will meet IT ttc hDuto on
Siy h day mprninr. at 10 o~'ork lnteru cut
at Il eli, ssn bur.H! yrOund,,
SA "DON-ln this city. on the 8 instant
j nuriS SUH Of tH~Gis ana hdrin v Saw
don, in the Zd ys-'n' his ncr.
The r'l"ti",2 @ul ''a"ds Oi the IA ily are
invited 10 rLttld i,,U iGnc'ai, rom the resi-
denca 0i .!,s parent a1@ .0" 'Ihir4 street, on
Friday aiternD n orYicc IT the house at . 80
o'clock, to proceed TO Riverylcy cemetery.
FRANZ I,randywire Hh.. on the 4th
inst. Hester, vie .. Jviln Frain, aged 50
ye&rs.
int rment on Frilay, at Mt. Ln anon CEN
story, to leave the house, al z o'clock =. III.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
The Grace Church Excursion.

On Thursday, June IL, the members
of Grace M. L. Church will give an ex-
cursion to Cape May on the steamer
"Republic." Miss Gertie Bunnell, the
two Misses Roberts and Mr.. Chambers,
all excellent singers, will go on the ex-
cursion. Beck's Band (lS pieces), of
Philadelphia, will also be present ana
discourse sweet music.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
A German Society.

Last evening an association perform.
ed for the purpose OF p-rpetrating and
promoting the knowledge of the Ger
man language AMI of the German au.
thors among the children of German
parents in this city, gave a literary en-.
tertainment in the basement of the
German Lutheran church.
Messrs. Albin Jochen, Stein We'll
Finck, Danz and Schneider and Misses
Moerch and We'll were the participants.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
Election.

At meeting of Company C. DUPONT
Guards held last evening, in their ar
nory, Masonic Temple, A. D. Chaytor
vas unanimously elected 1st Lieuten-
INT to succeed Walter H. Burk, resign
ID, on account of removal from the city,
md Julian B. Robinson was appointed
m the Finance Committee to succeed L.
3. Morrow resigned.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
A II. WOODWARD, DEALER IN AG.
"A. RICULTURALM MACHINERY

~ Il WIoNl =, DEL
Agent iOr the Wood, Faber Il Morse agri-
cultural engines. with improved governor.
with patent speed attachment, by which the
speed Of engines while running can be varied
IS revolutions per minute. say from LIS to $50,
and the speed will remain at any desired rev.
olution between steam. threshing. separating
and cleaners. also agent for the Johnston
Harvester Company, Of Brockport, N. Y.
Single reapers, sizes: combined machines, 2
sizes; and single mowers. Thcse machines
have all wr ught iron frames, strong, durable.
!tght draught, easily managed. Continental
r. aper weighs only about $50 DIS. Taylor
wheel hay rakes, Self dump and Hand dump
light. strOrg and durable. Farmers friend
grain and ierticr's drills. Agent OF Northern
New Castle Co. for the II lard True Chilled
Pl0ws. light draught, steady running, and
easy managed. Office with
J. A. CRANSTON.
my15-7tw Newport Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
to whom Honor. &c. !"

James F. Green, and not Mr.. Jackson
as was mentioned in local in relation
to the construction of Mr.. Ford's re-
frigerator, was the individual who did
the carpentering work.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Postage Free to all subscribers in the Uni
nj Stntoc nr rranaIa

Postage Free to all subscribers in the Uni
ted States or Canada.
The Annual Volumes Of HARPER's WEEKLY,
In neat cloth binding, will be sent by express,
free of expense (proyided the freight does not
exceed one dollar per volune), for 500 each.
A .cou,etc Set" comprising "Twenty-two
Volumes" sent on receipt Of cash at the rate
of S5 rs per volume, "ircightat expense of pur.
chaser"
Cloth Cases for each volume. suitable for
binding, VII be sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of II 90 each.
Remitta nces should be made by Post-Office
Money Order or Draft. 10 avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
ment without the express order OF HARPER *
BROTHERS.
Address HARPER d BROS, New York.
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Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
Large bull Frog.

Yesterday at noon, 4, Ne Ieary was
walking up the Brandy" inc, he caught
IA'.,p bull frog Ehiai, measured foot
and half in length. Md said he
demolished the auphibious deicacy
for his dinner.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
MA R1SlE1,,

TN.-JfFFEkIS.--O Thursday morn.
i"g, June tn. 1879, by Rev. "A N. Keigwir,
VI . Henry A. Brown Miss Annie Il. JET.
ri.. Both Of this city.
SPENSER-G Anton WedI esday itcr-
- on. June +th, " Nov. A. n. Eeigwin,
Mr. Willard : c'Srr u Philadelphia Pn +,
to Mss Matte X. Grant. o. this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
DUNCAN BROTHERS,
NO. 2I4 MARKET STREET

+ and ] Electric RazOrs, Garden, LaHl
Hay and Grain Rnkes, Scythes, Grass Hooi
Lawn Mowers, Floral Sets, Shovels, Spadi
Hoes, Hay and Manure Forks, Step Laddel
Stair Rods, Rubber Hose, Fly Traps. WI
Cloth, Springs, Spring Hinges, Spring Gag
es for Screen Doors, etc. je2-lm VI
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06

ASSOCIATION

For the gratuitiOus treatment of the pl
for bodily deiormities and nervous siseaI
spine, hip and knee Joints, knOck-knd
bOw-legs, club loot, &c.
Cancers, tumOrs, warts, and enlarged blo|
vessels removed without the knife.
Piles bleeding or blind) cured, no kn|
caustic or liYaturc.
Diseases Of the eye and ear, also special
Open 2 r. NJ. Consulting Surgeon,
CHAS. ID. GREEN, NJ. ID.
ml7-tf 343 North Twelfth street, Phi
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06

Corner Sixth ana Market Streets
Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-06

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COMUNICADO.
Sr. director del BoLErIN.

~
Muy senior nuestro: suplicamos " Sc
sirva dar cabida en- las columnas de su llus-
trado periodico las siguientes lfneas. .por
10 cual le anticipamos las mas expreslv6s
gracias.
Los que suscriben, individuos del partid0
conservador de las Piedras, en- vista de la
actitud que han tornado dos de sus eorreA.
gionariOs, no pueden menos dc hacer puDilca
la siguiente manifestation.
10 Que D. Jose Janer Y D. Julio Barb6,
disidentes, al coligarse con nueStTOS adYeT.
sarios politicos, no han obtenldo La RutOTi-
zacion de sus companeros, nj estos, cOnse-
cuentes con sus principles de siempre y
amantes de sus tradiciOnales ideas, pOd1an,
sin renegar de su conducta, concedeTsela.
20 Que dichos seflores, al hacer causa Cos
mum con los reformistas, no han sido guiA.
dos por ell noble impulse de una cOnciliacion
beneficiosa, porque entonces participes nos
hubieran hecho de su pensamientO; han de-.
mostrado 81, con su actitud que tratan de
abandonar como los transfugas los que
fueron sus compa6eros, amigos y correli-
gionarios.
para que nuestro silencio no Sc juzgue
como APPLAUSE de la conducta de dichos Sc.
flores, firmamos la presente en- las Piedras q
10 de Julio de l879.-Manuel Roig. Jose An-
tonic Amaral 1o-Ciriaco Marcano.-Poh-
carpo Rodriguez.-Domingo Mimoso. .-Jose
Albo. jose Rafael GomeZ.-Agustin CT.
Alonso.-Ciprfan HernandeZ.-Fran M
Lopez zSYicente Lopez.-Ezequiel Alonso.-
Basilio Harcia.-Domingo Mosquera. .--Joa-
quin Poupart 2o-Geronimo Ruiz Sierra
Sebastian Gimenez.-Antonio Perez. z.-Euge-
nio Perez. Rafael Albo.-Jo lose Victor Meaux.
-Inocencio Palao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13
GACETlLLAS.

Liberalismo en- accion. .-Segun SO nos
escribe de Humacao, un jefe reformista
de los del n1mero l, & causa de haberle
tirado sin querer una Ggera pedrada q
un hijo suyo un muchacho de Is amos,
amarr6 a este como q un Cristo a un
arbol y le di6 de foetazos en- 10 vivo por
mano propia hasta dejarle muy malpa-
RADIO. Ell agredido Sc present6 al juez
competente, quien ha iniciado causa
criminal sobre el hecho de que nj una
palabra ha dicho La Abeja por tratarse
de un correligionario suyo. lAh 81 hu.
biera sido conservador el agresor
! Cuanto hubieran escrito ese colega
que hoy Gala y todos los orgarillos de
la numerosa charanga radical
partida. En- el vapor directo Espo.
Aa Sc ausento anteayer, con rumbo q Ia
madre patria, nuestro querido amigo el
teniente de la Guardia Civil D. Andres
Molinero y Gomez, acompanado de 81
apreciable seiora. Conc6dale Dios ur
seliE yia;e , muchas prosperidades vol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13

tre el comercio de nuestra plaza Sc ag
taba M proyecto de asociacion encami
nalo 4 impedir que los deulores fall
dos efect1an arreglos privados con al
gunos de sus acreedores, practica cor
traria al espiritu y letra de Ia legisla
cion vigente, Y atentatoria toda ide
de justicia
Ese proyecto, descuidado despues
aunque no abando,,ado por sus inicia
dores, acaba de coblar nueva vida
consecuencia de la gestion hecha ant
la Junta general por algunos selore
comerciantes en- ell ramo de where's
hasta ell punto de hallarse va tornado
ell reglamente, en- el cual Sc define e
objeto de la Association y SO prescribel
los medios que Sc han juzgado mas eff
CAGES para conseguirlo.
El fin primordial de la citada Asocia
cion 8 Liga consiste en- establecer III
convenio p1blico mediante el cual los
que Sc adhieran al mismo contraeran
halo penas determinadas de nntemano
la ohIigacion de no concertar arreglo
privado de ninguna clase con deudores
fallidos, de somettr a la accion de di.
cha Liga, repr4sentada por su junta di'
rectiva, asi las quiehras conn todc
cuanto con elias Sc relacione judicial {
extraiudicia lmente.
Dice La Toz de Cuba:
Hace pocos dias dimos cuenta de un
horrible y espantoso crirnen que unos
cuantos desalmados llevaron 4 cabo en-
una tienda de Perico, jurisdiction de
Colon, asesinando al dueio y tres de-
pendientes del establecimiento. 6 hi
riendo 4 un billetero que ALI SO alber-
gaba. Por desgracia, en- otros puntos
de la Isla los delitos Sc suceden con
deplorable frecuencia, y en- la misma
Habana, q resar de la mayor vigllancia,
no escasean tampoco.
-Scgun la estadistice d. 1877 la isla
de Cuba tiene 1.344, ,469 habitantes, 8
sean 5O3,113 varones blancos, 1874
hnmbras idem; 126,97O varones libres,
al, ,485 henbras de color; Ill, 256 va
rones v 86,775 hembras de color: total
677, ,933 blancos de ambossexos, 268, ,455
libr4s de color y 1913, OBI esclavos.
Nos consta, dice el Djario, que el ex-
celentisimo senor general Blanco ha die
tado persona,mente las medidas mas
energicas & fin de que sean extermina-
das las dos t1nicas partilas de bandole-
ros, bien escasas en- ndnero, que exis-
tssz en- la Jurisdiction de Colon y extien-
den sus depredaciones 4 otros distritos
limftrofes.
-Durante ell primer semestre de es-
tie aio, SO han importado por el puerto
de la Habana 80, 1926 reses.
En- 1879 entrAron en- el mismo
puerto 1,737 buques de travesia.
-Por la Secretaria del Cabildo Cate
dral de la Habana SO anuncia la vacan-
tie de la plaza de maestro de ceremo-
MAS en- dicha Santa Iglesia, para que
los senores sacerdotes que aspiren &
ella presenten sus solicitules en- el ter
mino de ounce dias que empezaron a
contarse ell 10 del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13

,,bierno. El ministro de Ia Guerra ha
sido tusilado y tambien Augusta Baze-
lais, el hermano mas joven de B yer.
Ell palacio todavia no ha sido ataca-
do. El cuerpo diplomatico ha ofrecido
sus seryicios 4 Boyer pero este rehusa
toda intervention. Tres yeces ha side
atacado 81 Tesoro y otras tantas repeli-
dos los rebeldes.
Un barco de guerra iug'@s ha lido ALI
proteger 4 los s1bditos brtanicos.
Eiu este momento tocan las cornetas
ell paso de ataque contra los rebeldes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13

Cosas de La Abeja. al insertar ese
periodico el brovo manifesto del uni
personal sindicato, dice que 10 hace
"con sumo placer y sin concentrates.
lQue lastima, decimos nosotros, que
pierda la rep1blica literaria esos lumi-
nosos concentrates que nos escatima ell
preclaro D. Emete1io, eminente direc-
tor del colega de las haches y los esper-
pentos !!
como defrauda ell Sr. D. Emeterio
las aspiraciones de sus admiradores !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13
Boletin Mercantil.

/ l. Una vez fondeada la embarcacior
en- ell punto donde Sc encuentre el des
tacamento del Resguafdo, irmara este
en- el registro la fecha y hora en- que q
buque fonde6, y el Patron 8 la persona
que este comisione al efecto llevarA di.
cho registro la Aduana de la jurisdic
cion.
g. En- dicha A1uana Sc presentara
el pedimento de carga 9 descarga que
con las polizas correspondent Y todo
clio decretado por Ell Administrator
volvera al Aduanero destacado para su
cumplimiento.
81 Una veg concluida la eperacion
= con ell cumpHtlo del Aduanero en- los
documentos correspondence, ell Patron
los enviara a la Aduana para que esta
expida ell despacho.
f. En- la cubierta de este despacho
mas de las frmas del Administrator
y Contador habra de constar la del
Aduanero destacado, en- esta forma
Entregue.-El Aduanero destacado
en-. .... Firma y r1brica sin cuyo re-
quisito SO considerara nulo aquel docu.
manto.
s. ST hubiere ocurrido alguna cir
cunstancia su6ciente & detener la salida
de la embarcacion, ell Aduanero desta-
cado 10 efactuara asf dando parts in
mediatamente al Jefe de Seccion, el
cual a su vez 10 pondra en- conocimien-
to del Administrado de la Aduana.
g. En- cada destacamento habra un
libro en- que conste la entrada y salida
de cada una de las embarcaciones que
entren en- aquel puerto, expresando la
fechs, nombre y clase de la embarca-
cion, nombre del Patron y ros1men de
la carga que dej6 tom6 en- aquel
punto.
T. Cada vez que sea relevado ell
Aduanero del destacamentc, SO frmara
en- dicho libro ell " entregue y "recibl"
por el entrante y saliente.
Lo que SO hace ptblico por medic de
este peri6dico ofcial para conocimiento
de las personas a quienes interese la
medida y observancia por parte de los
locales de Aduanas,
quienes Sc serviran acusar recibo de es-
ia Circular.
Puerto Rico, 27 de JUNO de- 1879
Angel Lozano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13

-
desde nuestros 1ltimos ayisos, en- razon de ser
pocas las partidas ofrecidas y como SO ha nota-
do alguna demanda los precioS han suDido algo
segun preveiamos. Las ventas efectuadas COM
prenden unos mil quintales, pagandose de $l5t
ISL por buenos corrientes segun clase, cuyos
lfmites consideramos irnes, pues va son muy
reducidas las existencias que restan de Ia pre-
sente cosecha
CUEROS. Las existenciss que habia en- Sc.
gundas manos Sc embarcaron la quincena pc,
sada Y hoy son muy reducidas notandose bue.
ma demanda por los dulces y sostenidas nues-
tras cotizaciones de $l4 Is qtl segun merito.
En- salados ninguna alteration. Cotizamos mo-
minal $40 IL.
AGUARDIENTE.- -Siendo muy c0rta Ia de.
manda, las ventas estan encalmadas, calocan-
dose solo algunos bocoyes para elconsuno. Go.
tizamos de $26 % los l10 galones
CAMBIOS.
Giros sobre L6ndres 80 div escasos, $3.50 4
$40 con demanda.
Espafia 20 al 12 p.S por peques
mas cantidades.