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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
GACET1ELAS.

( Teatro.-La noche del martes, en- la
cual dio la companfa trasatlantica su
primera function, fu6 noche de estrepito,
de disgustos, de escandalos y de aplau-
sos. De estrepito, porque nunca "a
blamos yisto en- ,nuestro coliseo una tan
extraordinaria aglomeracion de gente
de todas classes y condolences. Puertas,
pasadizos, rincenes, TODD rebosaba de
muchedumbre, y del paraiso parecia
que colgaban racimos de espectadores.
De disgustos, porque la defectuosa nu-
meracion de las localidades di6 lugar q
que una luneta tuviese dos duenos cue
SO exhiblan rec1procamente sus n1me-
ros, y de aqul las disputas y los malos
ratos y el tener que habilitar nuevos
asientos. De escandalos, porque los que
SO dieron en- ell paraiso exceden toda
comparacion son incaliicables hacen
formar triste idea de nuestra cultura.
/ Que modo de vociferar, de agitarse, de
convertir aquello en- un redondel, de
soltar groseras exclamaciones extern
poraneas risotadasl En- una noche CO.
mo la del martes no sirven para NADIA
cuatro cinco guardias de Orden Pd-
bllco en- medic dc aquella balumba de
seres humanos; es necesario-no exa-
geramos-una companla. Y 6nalmente,
noche de aplaasos. porque aquella in
mensa multitud acogi6 con entusiasmo
los habiies trabajos$d de una admirable
pareja de gymnastics en- la barra hori,
zontal y en- el trapecio, los equilibrios
de un iapon6s, las ocurrencias de un
payaso, Ia 1igereza de una bailarina, las
terribles quijadas de una mujer hercd.
lea que haoia bailar una silla en- su bo.
Ga como 81 fuera una pluma; las gra.
ciss dc unos cuantos perfos ncottaa15ssaamen.
to anaestrados, las dislocacioues de uns
nina angelical, que mas dueien quo agra
dan, y en fiji, las muecas dc las panto
mimas yslas grotescas contorsiones dt
unos munecos DO palo y unos gigantes
La venta OK xcesiva de entradas dio In
gar 8 muchos inconvenientes. A Ia mi
tad del espectaculo la autoridad mandt
ltlesalojar las puertas de los pasillos
la'muItitud que las obstruia hacienda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
] MERCADos.,
VARIEDADES.
Senor conde de Bourgade.

Muy senior milo y de mi mas afectuo-
ga = distinguida consideration v. que
en- los albores a1n de la vida, y halaga-
do por un nacimiento ilustre = la PC
session de un pingls patrimonio, ha con-
circumstances lie proporcionan la prac-
tica constante de levantados actos de
carload catolica, todo a impulses de su
acerdrado amor q la Reina de los An
geles, Maria Santisima, Virgen y Ma
DIRE dc Dios; v, senior conde, tengo la
seguridad que ha de leer con agrado Y
acoger con benevolencia el siguiente
articulo, que me permito dedicarle.
Els de V. siempre respectable SECURE
servidor @. B. 8. M. Felipe de Urquyo.
LA vIRGEN DE LOS DOLORES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
Session del 10. =

Dada lectura al acta.de la session an.
terror, fu6 impugnado por algunos Sres.
Diputados el acuerdo que SO rrefere q
la mocion que trata del Institute civil.
Ell Sr. Secretario Diputado hizo pre-
sonte qle habiendo versado la discu-
sion de este asunto principalmente So
brelas palabras crear 8 proponer, al acor-
darse. Ia modification en- el sentido de
que fuera proponer al Exeno. Sir. Go
bernador General, creia que los demas
razonamientos habian sido aceptados.
Despuesgde una detenida discussion SO
acord6 por todos los Sres. Diputados la
aprobacion del acta, entendiendose que
ell acusrdo referente & la mocion sobre
Institute civil, fu6 lisa y llanamente en-
Ia forma que sigue: Sc acord6 propo-
ner al Exomo. sSf. Cobernador General
Ia crsaeion de un Institute civil de Sc
Qunda nseianza. Ei Sr. Marques de
CASA Caracena manifesto que guerra
constase en- acta, Ia ratification de 81
yoto dado en- la session anterior.
Comoisesye, 81 bien1la proposition
de Institute civil .fue tomada en- con-
siderscion poor todos los Diputados
menosdoss dsspues de modifcada, 8
soiamente la. votarons y z Sc opusie-
ron 4 ella presentando una contra.
.,-o.<sss.ss,,,;; q; oS,lE9i.slz {9 ti&ss5 fEg4g RI
E~VkNSA~A>S4Aesse3 sDgs,f stssiaiF SIS t-.t .s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
Don Aureliano Medina, ,jues de primera
S7astdncia del Distrito Ole CutedTdl.

Por el presente Sc cita llama y emplaza
todos los que sean acreedores de Don Justo
Skeret, vecino de ests Capital, para que ell dia
veinte echo del pr6ximo mes de Enero las
ocho de su maiiana, comparezcan On este JEz-
gado Fertaleza NJ "a a celebrar junta ge-
neral para tratar de la espera que SD nombre
solicita ell Pror don Jose D. Infante; previ-
niendose dichos acreedores que deben pre-
sentarse en- la junta con ell titule lie gus creitos
respectivoS bajo apercibi:niento de no ser ad-
mitidos en- ella; naas asi 10 tengo mandado por
auto de veinte cuatro de los corrientes.
Dado en- Puerto Rico veinte siete de
Noviernbre de. mil ochocientos setenta nueve
-Aueriano Medina Ell Escribano, Manuel
j. Calderon. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
CAMISERII HABiNERA.
35. -FoRTALEZA-3 35.a

Gran tren de lavado planchado. Acaba
dos de llegar los dos mejores planchadoreD
an nuevo tren ene Dc sesuTo sns
las mas exigentes aspiraciones del pdblico
elegante. Los precios para ell lavado y plan-
chade de la ropa blanca ser&n los m66 mo.
dicos que aqui Sc conozcan.
Hay en- este establecimiento un varia,
dfsimo surtido recien recibido de- chalinaS
blancas v de color, de un gusto admirable
plastones elegantisimos, medias caladas do I
bujos). infnidad de cattres de preciosos pinta.
dos, boquillas de espuma ambar en- I'm,
todo 10 perteneciente al ramo de camiseri6 :
con abundancia, gusto variedad. Una "
sta la CGntiSeytG II .bGneTG y yquedaE& m6aI s
que sa isiecho ell pIb!ico elegante.
b. 1&
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PUBLICO.

Por fallecimiento de mi esposo d. B. Cas.
tanersa "a. d. g. g. quedo hecha cargo del
estabiecimientc de sastreria, sito en- L. callu
de San Francisco, cuyo establecimiento con.
ministracion y direction de un acroditad0
corta or.
Puerto Rico, DIRE. de 1875. -ConcepcaoR
B., viuda de Castanera. b, sod.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
Tacticas de infanter1a
POR Ell MARQUES DEL DUERO.
instruction del Battalion
con laminas 1'9tyS:sg g
11BRo NEcEsAR1o AL EJkJRmro voLuN-
..[5 ,11e@- TARIoS. s.I s,s. a3fs s.
Sc yende en- esta lmprenta -.
q cincuenta centavos eiemplar. E
q '#3i5st ri asf = s1 Sss+5s - 10 ss1gtlJsss, Chi
AVISO Al PUBLTCO.

Ell que suscribe, deseaHdo dar trabajo sus
operarios durante los meses muertoS tieno
acumulado en- su establecimiento de herrerlk
mas obras que las que con prontitud Sc puedan
vender en- este dstrito, plensa realizaf por
medic de una rifa al principle del aio entran-
te los siguientes articulos 20 carretas acai,a-
das de construir de las meiores made.as del
pals, entire elias dos de palanca, ejes demads-
ra, diez y seis de cajen, ejes de MADEIRA, Y dos
de cajon ejes de hierro a rasquetas de aba
ncos para abrir y cerrsr.-2 moroeos tcuIti-
vadores 4 fullosas para abrir sangrias, res
pondiendo en- todos conceptos de SD obra, CO.
nocdo como esta en- el distrito como une Dc
los mejores herreros. g
Oportunamente obtenida que sea Ia COM
petentt autorizacion, sc anunciar& el sorte0
con 81 sual se verfcara esta rifa, asi como
precio y lugar Gle expeudio de las accioaes =
demas detaes, y Sc da este aviso anticipate,
para que los Sehores hacendados de la lid
que necesitan de estos artfculos, antes de pro-
veerse examiner el merito. de los objetos QUO
Sc van rifar.
Fajardo Neviembre 10 de ls7s.--An0d r..
Ratbertin. l0--l1
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Pailas para ingenioS

Las hay de t3los tamanos .legitimas
de Carron, hasta 500 galones en- el al
macen de los Sres. AMELL JULIA c.,
de Aguadilla. Para mas pormenores
dFigirss 4 los citados seiores,
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Consulate dc Franciia.

Necesitando ell Consulado de Francia de
Puerto Rico, conoeer el paradero del Sr. Ma
re Com Jean Pierre 6 Com Jean Pierre, ma
tural de Bourdettes (Basses Pyrenes) Fran
cia, de 46 amos edad, ruega q qnienes lie CO.
nozcan den informe dicho consuIado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
DE VENTA.

Por no necesitarlo su duefio Sc venden 3G
yuntas de bueyes todas buenss y nuevas
carros en- buen estado; 10 caballos, 6 de co..:
che y 4 de silla Ell mas viejo tiene s amos ua
alambque de 410 galones con 50 caheEOte ,
culebra y pip0tes todo sin estrenar els
El que desee el todo 8 parte puede dirigirss
D. Antonio Sim6 .. @.sI@fsas 81
Manati, diciembre 6 de 1879, 81
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AVI5o.

Sc desea colocar un Mayordomo de IT,
bricas que conozca de maquinRria-
. Informaran hacienda Buenavista, Gura.
bo. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
HOVINIlITO HARI7Ih0.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
DIRE. 17.-De Santhomas, vap. ingles
"Arno," carga.
= 17,-De ID, gol. esp. "Angel Ma
ria" id.
SALIDAS.
DIRE. 17.-Para la Isla, vap. ing. Gar.
no. en- lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19
AoTls C0MtacAlEs De MEacADss ExTRAHJERos,
L6ndpes I.e diciembre.

CGtS.- f1actuaciones en- los precios de
este fruto han siao pequehas; ell 6xito favora-
BILE de 10 Ultima subasta holandesa ha prestadO
fuerza q este mercado, cotzandose los precios
dc las classes fnas, en- los 1timos dias dias de
Ia quincena pasada, algo mas altos que los CO.
rrientes a la fecha de esa Ultima nota: De $500
sacOs de cafe de Ia nneva cosecha de Puerto
Rico, SO han vendido Ia mayor parte de 81 q l04
chelines por pado verde bien escogido, tino,
con color, bien escogido ...-...'.,
L6ntlres, de diciembro. ssse#
Azacar.-Durante la qnincena paSada ha So
guido ell mercado quieto sin transacciones de
importancia y las efectuadas han sido & precios
algo bajos, Sc cotiZa la remoacha de Austria
de 89% neto, puesto bordo en- dicho pals
25 chelines. Ell az1car en- almacen ha sidoven-
dido una baja de chelin 3 D. por las clases
corrientes. .Debido 4 las pocas yentas de car.
gamentos fote no tiene alteration que notar
en- los valores, que son nun. IL buen arciila-
do de la Habana 27 q chelines peniques,
centrifuga de Cuba, con polarization dc 81,
% cheliaes 6 peniques, mascabada de- Puerto
Rice. buen refno de 25 q rs chelines peniques.
Hin MERCAD0s., Il 4
Nueva York 15.-Regnlars & buen
refno 9 ! cts. fb. Mieles de % 4 40
cts. gallon. Cambio sobre Londres
a481a. 4
Londres idem.-Mascahado G1, 2ch..
al. Purgade. de la Habsna G1, 7.ch.
Cacao "a, 5 oh. ql. Descuento go.
Oonsolidados ingleses 975. 80 Rentas
francesas 81.55. !
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tan repartidas Sc venden las extranjeras de
$16l Is qq., segun clase y peso.s
Vi1lo tiatO Las bueHas marcas est$n muy
escasas solo hay algunas existencias del naa.
uorquin que Sc vende de $40 AZ pipa, segun
envase.
Vi,ao dulce q seco.-El de Malaga legitimo
en- bis de 10 SO realiza una partida de 20a2I
rs. bl.
Manteca -Escasea y los precios de alza de-
talIandose en- latas de / a $l5i l6 %.
J0nnones Los americanos segun clase. Los
buenos vslen de $24 25 qq
I0cino. -Esta escaso Y dc alza; los precios,
de Mess q $40 bl. y clear y extra-clear de %
q a.
Bacalao. las suspensiones de arribos Sc
ha reducido la existenca En- cajas no hay
en- terzones vale Sc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-19

Consiste en- ell jugo de los hfgados del baca-
cogidcs en- los bancos de Terra Nova, es dulce
y agra liable al paladar, conteniendo yodo Ell
gran proportion. Els inlneorable para la hsis
congestion del higado, 10 mismo que para for
talecer la dsbil constitution do parvulos, indu.
ce la gordura saludable de los mismos impair
e buen color.
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"hi RAZA LATINA. !"
Se vemde.

Ell estabacimiento casa de Huespedes lnl
Columns para proporciores dirigirse al misn1o q
Gale de San Justo numef0 So as7
"a Francisco qleRepte' = 'yivl
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Sc suplica q Ia persona que Re encusntre
bro este anuncio tenga la bondad de entire
CARLO su duefio D. Manuel Merino, on 81
establecimiento Las dos Antillas," el que
gratifcara esta. -
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iavIGI0S DIVBRS0S,

PREPARADO Y GARANTIZADO POR
LANMAN s. KEMP, NETWORK,
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YELLOW FEVER.
A LARGE NUMBER OF NEW CASES
REPORTED.
The Terrified Inhabitants Fleeing TO the
North.

NEW YORK, July 81. Twelve cases of yell
low fever were found the past week. Two
cases arrived Yesterday. One died last night
and the other in the afternoon. The only
way the fever can reach this city is by rail
way.
At the request of Representative Casey
Young of Memphis, the Secretary of War
will forward to Memphis 5000 tents and ra-
tons for 10000 people for 20 days.
Private despatch from DIR. Mitchell, at
Memphis, member of the National Board of
Health
"Since9 o'clock yesterday morning, 10
cases of yellow fever are reported and seven
deaths have occurred. % cases had previ-
ously been received and six deaths occurred
Fever spreading.
ST. LoUIs, July 81. The health authori-
ties have decided to enforce partial quaran-
tine against Memphis. Physicians and sani-
tary officers have been sent to quarantine and
stop Memphis boats, inspect passengers and
make use of disinfectants.
Stringent quarantine has been established
against Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July 81. Fifteen new cases of
yellow fever are reported this morning The
most prominent are w. G. Coppengcn and
wife, J. C.. Harris, dentist, Charles Phelm0t
and wife, George Nail and the two Misses
GAIA Two deaths have occurred, Dr. j. G..
Harris and W. c. Coppcnger. The exodus
of citizens is in full progress. Business is
almost entirely suspended, and the outlook
is anything but cheering.
81 additional cases reported this afternoon,
making total Of Is for the day. Most of
them have been sick from three to five days.
One death occurred this afternoon. Majority
of those sick are progressing favorably. \
steamer departed tonight with 302 passen-
gers aboard, sent out of Memphis by city au-
thorities.
WAsHINGTOS, July 81. Representative
Casey Young of Tenn. and other prominent
gentlemen representing the Southern States,
are contemplating organization of a yellow
fever relief committee in this city. Their
idea is, in the event of another epidemic, to
receive in Washington chdonations rs may
be offered and to distribute the same to best
advantage throughout infected districts. \
formal meeting consider propositions will be
held tomorrow evening.
A telegram to the National Board of Health
from Memphis, up to noon, announces 10 new
cases and deaths.
New ORLEANS, July 81. :. Drs. w. A.
Smythe and o. b. White of this city have
just returned from visiting reported snspi-
cious case of fever at Mississippi City, and
declare the five cases under observation to be
malarial fever.
New Orleans is perfectly free from yellow
fever.
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Colby University.

WArERvI LIE, July 81. The prize decla-
nations of the junior class took place at the
Baptist church this evening. The orations
were good and listened to by large audi
ence. Tomorrow occurs the annual meet
ing of the board of trustees and anniversary
of literary societies. Rev. G.. W Sampson,
ID. d., late president of Columbia University,
will deliver an Grafton, and poem will be
read by Hon. Chas. Thurber of Brooklyn.
Body Found.
RICHMoND, July 2l. The body of Harry
Huntley of Philadelphia, missing from the
schooner Wilbur since Saturday, was found
in the Kennebec river tonight.
FIRE.
WELLS, July 2l. The house, barn and out
buildings belonging to Theodore Wells and
son at Well Branch, were destroyed by fire
last night at midnight One COW was burn
ed to death, and pair of oxen so badly that
they had to be killed. The fire is supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary. In
sured.
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THE zulu WAR.
Seven Hundred Zulus with Seven Hun.
bred Cattle Surrender.

CAPE Town, July L. Woolsely arrived at
Port Durnford, July 2nd. Seven hundred
Zulus with seven hundred cattle surrendered.
The British army reached Ulundi
with few skirmishes, in which
small bodies of Zulus were killed. The
karaal with all surrounding Kraals were
burned.
PIErERMAIrzBURG, July 1. General VOL
sey was not able TO land at Port Dumford be-
case of the serf. He returned to Derbaw to-
day, and will proceed by land to join Chlems-
tord's division Immediately.
Messages from Kord Chelmsford dated
June Both, says: FtFf4 Is
II just informed the Zulu king that he
must advance to the left bank of the river,
shall do so tomorrow, but will stop HOSTILE
ties pending negotiations. If my demands
are complied with by the third of July for my
supplies only permit of my remaining until
the tenth
1t is stated that the King has 10000 men,
and is anxious to fight but his Princes are
not" Reports of Chlemsfords arrival at
Ulund are premature.
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Monmouth Locals.

The farmers in this vicinity are busy with
their having, and should the pleasant weather
continue through this week, will about finish
up. The yield of hay compares very tavora
bly, with last year.-There is quite large
crop of grecnbackcrs in this town. hut they
don't grow as rank as they did last fall.-Thc
campaign was opened last Saturday evening
by republican meeting in Town Hall, and
although it is early in the campaign and
the first meeting of the kind that has been
held, there was an unexpectedly large audi
ence of two hundred and fifty or more present.
Many of the leading men of the town were
there, those who do the thinking
and those who think for themselves.
Several prominent democrats were present.
one Of whom catechised the speaker to some
extent, and received, As we believe, satisfac-
tory answers. Several grcenbackcrs were
there, one of whom undertook to ask some
questions, but he received a shot from Mr..
Heath In reply, which hit square. that
some looked round to soc where the fellow
was. he was so still. Mr.. Alfred Shear of
this place, but now practicing law in Halo
well, made n short speech to open the meet
ing. 1t had the true ring. He ought to take
the stump The chairman then introduced
Mr.. Herbert NJ. Heath of Augusta, who
spoke about two hours. Mr.. Heath took up
every point upon which grccnbackers put so
much force in their arguments and explained
and showed the falsity of every one. His
whole speech was solid, candid argument
in favor of honest money, and we know made
favorable impressions upon his audience.
OF course 1t did not suit the greenback ele-
ment, but even they were disappointed, for
they made the assertion before meeting that
the most we should hear would be personal
abnse of their speakers, &c. But not one
word was spoken with which they could I'm |
fanlt in that respect. but they speak in praise
of some Of them This FIRST meeting was a
complete success. There are quite number
of hard money democrats intending TO vote
the republican ticket this fall
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, July u. Prince Charles Of Rou-
mania, it is reported, has thrcated addiction
unless the Jews re emancipated. Ii is be-
lieyed that the cabinet will arrange some
compromise of the Jewish question aecepta-
Bile to the powers.
The grand juries of West Meath and MAYO
passed resoluti ons calling attention to the
serious agitation about payments of rents; in
increased intimidation and lawlessness, and
pointing out the necessity of the executives
being armed with increased powers.
In consequence of the report that an at
tempt would be made on Saturday to wreck
a train OH the route from Windsor to Ports
mouth, extra precautions were taken during
the passage of the train. Ii was proceeded
by pilot engine. Every bridge, cutting and
thicket was searched
severe rain storm prevails in Yorkshire
and Derbyshire and large tracts of land are
flooded.
At Wimbledon, in the 200 yard race for
the Albert prize, Milton Farrow of X. L.,
scored highest
CALCUTTA, July 81. Disturbances in Rum
pa district of Madras, presidency, against
tax on palm trees, has assumed an open re-
belion.
FLUSHING, July II. The Nova Scotia ship
St. Bernards. Burns, New York, on the 27th
ol June, LOT Antwerp, was iOSt on Tue banks
of this coast. Captain, pilot and five men
were drowned. The survivors landed here.
The ship left Falmouth last Saturday, was
l2G0 tons, built in 81 and owned by w.
Leavitt of Yarmouth. She was insured very
lightly.
VIENNA, July 81. Bulgarans are manner
ing a Danube hotilla to he trained as seamen
at Ordessa after which the hotilla are to re-
turn to the Danube.
CoXsTANTINoPLE, July 81. The embassa-
doris of England and France have presented
identical notes confirming the representa-
tons they previously made against rev ocation
of rights secured by the khediye by frman
of - declaring that the port would be held
responsible for any serious consequences
created in Egypt by its delays. Caratheodo-
ri Gashe minister of foreign affairs has con-
sequently communicated to the ambassadors
the tenor of irate, formally appointing
Mohammcd Temfk Khedive, but draft
still awaits the Sultan's signature.
BERLIN, July 81. The Emperor approved
the sentence pronounced by the second
court martial on officers tried for Grosser
Kerfurst disaster. The only point the Empe-
ror has taken exception to is the acquital of
officer Mons, for whose trial second court
martial is summoned.
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NEGRO EXODUS.
The Exodus Movement as Strong as Ever
$4,000 Expended in Their TehalE

ST. Louis, July 81. In st. Louis, several
weeks ago, James +. Yeatman, president of
the western sanitary commission, erected IA
temporary residence for the negro refgces
from the south by fitting up an old building
for the purpose until employment could be
found hereabouts, or they could get to Kan
sas. Saturday this refuge was closed for
want of funds. Over $4,000 have been cx-
pended. The exodus here is as strong as
ever and no prospect of its stopping. He ap-
piled to the city authorities in vain. He
saws the effort will be made to inform negroes
in the south who may be contemplating emil
grafton, they must not expect any help in st.
Louis.