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, 1879-02-16
a SHARP TURN.
FERNANDO WOOD WOULD UNDERMINE REs1un
TrnE

Special Nspasea 70 The 11f3uns.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 15-In the Yays
and Means Committee this morning Fernando
Wood took an unexpected and extraordinary
position. He practically announced himself ~
an advocate Of the greenback heresies Ut Juarn
Kelley, and made motion for the passage Of +.
, 1879-02-16

TO generous public ills certainly due,
ana We hasten to glve Of reasons few,
"h1 me ,sQuARE-DEAL1SG STORE. wtthi!s heavy
FIR n PEST GOODS ask. you high prices to pay
Catsts thcn Tor CASH we buy. sell for the same;
SeGonu. . true pO1epess Is our ain;
thirdly our stock s large, complete in every 1fne
from common CLOTHING up to superf.ne:
TonrthIy, Of every customer We make friend,
uin Hus pisascd, another quickly does nc send.
To try again it's ever our delight
y! H. - 1aGf 4 eur alms 10 please In every way.
ieH WHAT VIC do. then do JUST WHAT We SAY
An1 ~ ms M Is now wsQUAHE-DEAL1NG made its marx,
ana reighs supreme on MADISON and CLARK.
, 1879-02-16

NOTICE.
Special Notice to Prop
erty-0wners.

Public notice Is again given that the CIty of Chicago
holds large number Of certificates Of xa:cs made in
ls;6 ls47 and 1873 for special assessments real
tate for certain local Improvements, such f1proy.
Ing, opening. widening Streets for lamp posts Side
walks wntc7-=ervfce pipes private drains Tor scwcrs]
ta!ned and salcs o!4ered The Ctr has no interest in
Retaining these sertlGntcs for single day and tey
belongs to 1hc parties Or contracors who performed
Of sale Or TO the aon:y when Is redeemed and
they often avail themselves Of the former. The lawful
Of sale. and time for rcemnioa expires Ia TWO years
the-efron when holder y entitled to deed. Owners
gnOFtcaSees wifi find It their advantage to cali
:hwit at this Office and redeem tciT property As
ve5tueat.
J. 4. FAEWELL. COMPTROLLER
Room 3. City Hall.
, 1879-02-16
Tie U1II WIS tuEu fEAu Third Time At
.passed--yeas, 80; nays, q, as follows:

Messrs. Barnum and Chaffee, who would have
voted in the affirmative were paired with Rollins
aud Wadleigh.
, 1879-02-16

The bill having been considered IN Commit,
tee Of the Whole was then reported to the
Senate, and the amendments made in Com
mittce were concurred in.
Mr.. Conkiing renewed his amendment voted
down in Committee Of the Whole, and j: was
again rejected after discussion-yeas, 81; nays,
SO.
Mr.. Anthony submitted as a substitute for
the bill amendment Of Mr.. Conkliug with the
latter part III regard to notifying tie Emperor
that we will correct the evil bylaws Of our own
in case he refuses to do so, left Of, aud it was
rejccted-ycas, 26; nays, 80.
Mr.. Morrill, submitted an amendment proyid-
ing that the oill shall not apply to any master
Of q vessel seeking harbor in stress Of weather.
Agreed to-
The bill was then read third time aud
, 1879-02-16
NEW FANCY GOODS

From St1ne's Department Store.
IS Bronze B1se 1nkstands. 58c, worth 81.
- Camp Chairs ts11ne's price. 99cl at 4sc-
Lot Of 7.snot Kevolyers At eesc worth S.
Choice Assortment Pocketbooks ct One-hsf va1ue.
$50 Nickel Thermometers 74c each. worth 81. Is.
ocean Spray" -Atou1tzer, ntied with Cologne, o4c
81 quality real Handkerchief and Glove Boxes
200 small japanese Trays, 14c. worth Csc.
New SIX Velvet Frames. 13c to 94c.
80 Elegant little Framed Panel Pictures (4x1U1. l4c
e4ch.
70 Black Walnut Framed Chrp1nos {sfze 8tfx1o) s9c
81 Gilt F111ned French Chromos (under glass), 49c-
few Wster~Color hand painted Panels, &c each.
worth 81.
Job Lot OF HAIR, Tooth, and Nan Brushes.
New lot Jewelry: new lot StlTerware.
TOYS AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
100 Elegant Wire .'GipsT Kettle" Stands at 1876
each; Sttue's price, 9se-
, 1879-05-13
THE DfILLERS,


Tho Sixth Annual ConvcntIon
Of the National AftIlors' Association will be call.
cl 10 order Ut IL o'c1uck this morning In the
dranI raclilc Hotel, the sessions continuing for
three days. Tile Association Is, rs It's name I'M
pltos, truly representative body Ut mcn. he
longing tn onu Of tho nlUst Important branches
of tho business Interests Ut this country. Its
membership numbers suno 900 mlllers, t,la.,y Of
nhom arc The wcalthIcst, most advanced,
un,l most prominent In ,1te United States,
Organized In this city sntnc nix or sever,
yenrs nEo. Il alrealv has tHt-assocatt1ns in rs
tllauF Us lftecl or twenty States. It's objects,
tnlnlFelIc1,sse!y btatetl, ntn mutual Protection
nIltl benellt, opposition IN fraudulent nntcnts.
tuutltnl Insurance, the SECURING ol advantageous
rates OF tra.rortnttnr. nsul tllc general tlt:r-
cliau2c ot knowledge and experience through
The medium Of essays mud l'srasstons at i.ler
ii0o members Will attend thu prrseht Conscl,-
lion, which, I'll sono respects, promise. to he
tue most important the Association has yet
held. Among, other things, the Convention
report Of tic Executive Committed rec. &C.
constitution. ono OF lie. most important
sertions Of which Is designed to cxprcss oven
nluro definitely that t,as heretofore bee, d0no
thc policy Of the Association NTH regard to the
claims Of patcntces.
The officers Of tllc Association nrc Grorge
balm, st. Lonis, President; Frank JAt.lr, of
Kalamazoo, Mtch., Secretary; u. Il. Mrrril, I'll
the SAME place, Treasurer; al Executive Eun,-
rittce; nnd q Vtee-prcs,deut frt,n, each State
represented. 'fllo Executive Committee held
private meeting yestertluy morulnE, hut tho
business transacted wns not Of public interest.
On the calling OF tic Convention to ortler Luis
morning, Asa Dow. President 0f the Clieago
l,oasll of Trade, wlll wccnnle tho mIllcry to
tho city Ia behalf Of the beard Of Tru.le.
The ortlos Of business for tllr three days.
sessions Includes report Of tho Committee un
Credentials; reading Of the proceedings oi the
last Cnnscntlt,n; enru!Itnent Of numbers; re-
ports uf officers; call OF tlic Standing Commit
toea md the filling Of vacancies; appointment
of COMMITTEES 70 nominate alfcers; reports Of
the Standing Committees on, State Urran!za-
lions, Transportation, Insurance, Nra,lIlt. nl,l
Inspection, patcnts, Milling nnd Improved
Methods, Mill Machinery, Nraiu for Milling,
Brands and Tradc:Marks, AlIIcrs' School Or
College. reports fron spccnl committees; zen
cral busiuess; and the unnual election Of OIL
GERS.
Tomorrow afternoon the mil1css will be III
yttel to sniff the lake breeze fruna tic deck VI
one Ut the Goodrich boats, which will ipuye The
duck nt the foot Of Rush street ut :. o'clnuk. At
o'clock Thussdav ufternuan curragcs will be
IN waiting at thu Grand PAcc Hotel md the
visitors Will take I'll tho Noft;! Side Water
Works, Ltncoln Park. South Pnrk, nI,u tile
Drcxe| boulevard. During their siay in the
city they will hnvo the entreu to the lloor of tic
Board Of Trade.
, 1879-05-13
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

The true inwnrtintss OF thu ru!d on tho Indian
Territory IL e0u'ftg to light under tllo inycttl-
gatlol. set On foot by tho ariny officers. It now
bcEins to 10 understood pretty clearly that tho
movement: YVES set on foot by cortain Interested
parties, oHncrs Of Stage routes, furnishing
stores, md the like. lymcans Of false stuto.
1ncnts to tho cl1Gct thnt portion Ut tho Terri
tory was open Tor settlement, they have induced
hona !tc settlers tu pull up staIes and start Tor
tho Indian Territory, which tho spcculators
describe as n lnnsl Of wonderful fertility un,i
resources. Ono 0f the most prominent Of those
urging settlers u stake Out claims III this now
El4orado Is onu Col. +, q. Houdinot, highly
as s Usp !srosry resatr wG o Sdns soao 10 ays p
lls !nn'is ~ th1 Territory which aro open fur
settlement. What hIs motive ts, Ia ut prrsuut
unknown. but hc has besn very perslstunt 10
urging this r,nigralon, al,d cntnsB tut The H.
d!ans themselves are anxluus to have tho Terri
tory throw! opcn to tho whites.
Lieut. Gol. brad!Ey tclGEraplIs from Daxter
Springs Ka.,,, thna Capt. Towlr, with company
q tliu Nineteenth Infantry, rearl!eu that place
ot settlers occunYinE the Quaoaw lands II tint
conlpal'y rct,ains at Baxter Springs. lie fur
thcr teports tillt there is ITO movement towurds
!ho ln1ian Territory. either from, tlAt po!,!t Or
informed ct!zcni, however. SAY tllt sctt'crs arc
striking into lie Tcrrltory from Arkansus, a,ul
al AaYt; as m obtectiYe point the Eanaliau
RIyer Ut about t!n thirty,sixttl parallel.
Under, date OF Mny 7, Lieut.. Ewing, Of tho
Sixteenth lnfaniIy, writea from Vinsta, !. r,
tnrosinE a copy OF circular faaupd by stIho
lndiai TerrilurY Colonization. Soeloty,'' wh!cl,
has lea'lYaarters ~ Cnetopa, kau, 'fle clrcu-
tisinE sheet, with n,lp of thu region, a,.l head
ed "Frhe HgautiiuI Indian Territory Open for
heltetnent" H. ~, Il!o circular state: sat an, 90
@ asIss q tie territory arc onrn for settlement,
, 1879-05-13
THE TAXPAYERS.

A PrDtoottv0 Association
tas recently been organized IN this city for the
benefit OF taxpayers, or mora especially With a
view to securing u Just alid equitable assessment
Of property, real md personal. This nssoe!a-
tton Inns been named "1he Taxpaycrs' Uuion uf
Chicago" and ita Board Of Directors consist Of
the following gentlemen: Joel C. Walters, Il.
T. Cranc, MALCOLM McNeilt, Robert Law. j.
Detdler, J. Il. Dunham, and William Afanirrre,
Will! J. Il. Dunhnm as President, j. c. Walters
US Fiet-Prcsldent, WtlttaIn Manterre as Treas.
ursr. nll4 L. Z: stautuy as Secretary.
t'ic objects In view arc sst forth In tho pre-
a'nbto to the constitution III follows:
WHEREAS. The burden OF taxes annually in.
potea upon tnc property owners Of thfa cIty and
co!hty las been very unequnlly distributed,
and It Ii probable from the experience Of ts past
that there Will be very little improvement III Till
WME.As a oprortty esyreI for ob.s}an ~ r. m
pnrt Of tha Individual cltzen aea!nst an unIust ~.
eeasment j. not only xety nsttea, but. for tho mr.
under tho provisions of the stAtufes. to cnur hia
individual protest arainst bis hhor whose prop
ufty has hreh assetscd too low: ind
WnEnEA4. 1t Is bc!!eycd tbnt SONG Of tho many
evils inctlent to tho leyy and collection OF u,ir
revenue can i, some meAeuEo 10 overcome By unity
10 benr ho rna}os part of tc baraon now eea apon
1htrffort. LII confederation OF the premises, mud
tor tho purnose q SECURING tho equalization Of our
we wtosu ,famea ars below s,sbscrlbed have asso-
clntca ourselves together az corporation under
the general laws Of thu State roIsl,ar TO tic otEanl.
yats OF corporations for non n-recnniary JIrptt,
and for the 1rtter accomplishment OF this enh do.
sired 10 hereby adopt the following constitution
mad by.tawst etc.
The constitution provides, among other
tn'l'Es, tklt any taxpayer, owning property IN
Cook County subject tu taxation, may bcrotno
d member Of tho Association BY signing the con.
sitntion nrd b,-laws of the Association, u1l
paying M annua! membership fce Of IS Il. tho
ut n II f,f tnv 10 1,.aa ~
, 1879-05-13
NORTHWESTERN PATENTS.

-.
Alst of Iatcots Necontly lasued 10 Hortl1-
westarn Inventors.
Hoccta. Dtspasch to 2ae Tr1auns
WASHINGTON. d, e.. NAV IA, II. Evans &
Co., patent solicitors, rcport tho following pat-
enta fss,lef5 tn Nnrfhyyestern fnvantnrs tha INST
week:
u,,,o,,
t.''.!Nols'
j. 4. Adams: Sandwich, grain binder.
y: Il. Alden, LrAi Hyor. wind wheel!
rilomas AlAos', Elkhnst Elt;' win1mtll.
" =. Hosef, th!ca-o, " a., gfntn binder.
r. II Wou,,t,,. Itssoamo o ,rn;n ~ E.rtnT kt,n
II, III. Uoun, i}alrHbnrg, duiiny ninch,nc.
j. l.. DrawEun, Chicago, knitting nlachne.
II. Chapman, i,uhoia, refining copper.
X. Connarve, I,sliuy,Ile, wire band cnttcr,
Il, W, iiatca, UloDa,!urilaio, rutnto dlgucfe.
r. Kuhn, Mutan,ora, hiiitarti. .cHu tin,
II. Mcdowell, Chicago, utilizing tag ends Of old
runway falIss ---.
~ aaniH, es5r T. MaU" wasnet;
!: 4 .rp@nnq fshfrn'.o ,.sn,hsr v"nn ''o''7'''
, 1879-05-13
OTHER BODIES,
TirH N4i'TIsT sIINiRTk,,s

ho,a t,ot- r.,,,,.r ,n-,.h,,, ,,a,,1,, =. u..,-
noa 'uoi' 'esu,Hl =; 1"'utaJ 'neo1nis Ut t1e'i
rooms, No. II Hatdoipll strcet, yesterday Ut II
a. III. There wus fnir representation Of tho
CHURCHES of Cbiruyo pres,n;. TIm rcn,rta of
ill.,, ,,I,rr.nt ,h,h,. ,.nru b.,r,, ..,r.,, A..
VIC a'as'e., 49,, ~" "sa.u, a'o"t '''a
progress u t"o AUGMENTATION 1os t'fe 'no'lth, as
follows: becohd Church, bartlans, two, ly
letter. two; Coventry Street Cl,,rrh, baptlsuIs,
thrce. ty 1o,ter. ak. First swr,,,.h
s,h.s,, , ,s..au 49,, H.. "Iu'." 49,
e'u'en iot'c', i"oi F"st Het-
man Church. ny letter, two, cxpeFlcnce,
two; Oak Pnre Church. by icttcr. two; Morgan
rark, by letter. ona; First Church, by letter,
TN, baptzed t!.res: North star Church. bap.
lsttur QUE, y
Prot. Norti.run made personal explanation
OF tllp criticisms which Ii VIA rrl,orzet hu fla
made unon tl,e character Of lte meetings Ut tEc
ministers. lie did lot mpan To Gust p,ly rcilec-
ton upon tht meetings: l!e only Wtheu 10 suH-
Eest an improvement tliat ha1!nt ha sltade Tor
III E1ou na a.!u h,emoess u luz Aeshiasloa'
eevoeuI ut'es n'tisteIa w alsa 1aue petdolla' *
hann.'s aa'n. ,s n.a ~ s,snst"'H1'Ea hit alt
, 1879-05-13

A young woman who, as tho local newspaper
pnrases Il, twas q hieh-steprer, "'d trayc!ed
with her neck aFci,c.l," went TO live 10 Vanro.
ohers lrll In lnyu viii her, but sha encouraged
none sayu ,l,s plsysiclau, who sooa had tho mr.
raugeu,auts perfcted, tor IN elopement. At
midnight he placed ladder against her house,
sash, disclosing Aersult In . travelling dress,
ready for lie Journey. At that nolnt several
snols III raplA succession startled The patr, alnl
they saw thu nhysleian's w!,s firing Wildly from
the foot of the lssldcr. The young woman
feet plaYers anl promises. Induced his. wifi 10
tRks him home uploiutcd.
, 1879-05-13

Ave miles from Chctopa: Tia fact is tint no
and all these elroumstanccs related In this cir.
cnnr ntt unmItiTatad lies. In eonacaucnce OF
tl,fa state Of affairs, Lieut., Ewing suggests
ihat the rc4ponsIb'e parties OF this socic.v should
be artesteta forthwith: lie has also learned That
one aTaJ. J. n. Deli, n Cherokee, Iefs Vin,sa
about a fortnight before with tws, white fa,ni-
liea, en- routo u tic to.callcd "publlc lan.ls."
1t Is snfl t1Hit he Is row III CoEecvIlIe, kns.,
for the purpose Of conducting u organizing
farther emigration to llit proposed settlement.
lient. Enlng has no niiihority 10 accomplish
,i,.,ch without the eu-oueration ot the Indian
Agent or Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,
Eenrc very little IA heln. done In the Cherokee
md Quanaw Reservations.
, 1879-05-13
RELIGIOUS,
The Methodist Ministers Defue Their
Position on the Sunday
Question.
The Memory OF Bishop An1es---
The Baptists Have a
Little Talk.


meeting yesterday morning, Elder Willing rre-
siding, anil about thirty being present. Tic
visitors i,cluuct! tho Ncy. l.. ". Earle, A. Il.
l,ogg., a,,A /. II. WlghtMml,, Ut tho AisclliE MI
Conference; Tho Icy. Jatucs Eauson, OF t,,o
West Wisconsin Conference; tho Rcv. L, V.
Walicr., OF the Dcs AIoInes Conference; the
Rev. u. Ebcrlatt, Of the Upper iowa Confer.
ence: md the Rev. II. A. Clifford.
Elder Willing, from The Committee appoint-
cd 10 mnkc nsrprgcments for d missionary Snb.
bath, ropartcd that tuhe l llnll been ilxcd upon
md tilut the prospects wcrc good for a general
rally. Bishops Merrill anl Peek u,,d the two
Secretaries would be here. I1o wol'lt be glad II
tho whole district could hc stirred mud fred with
missionary zcal mud COLLECTIONS be taken up. lie
suggested that Monday, Junc 2, DO sct nsitle by
thu preachors for q sort Of missionary 1uvo-
feast.
On motion of Tho llev. str. bring, The latte
proposition WAS agreed 10.
Nisllor AMEs,
Elder Willing, iron, tho Committee, submit.
ted Tic following. which was adopted BY rls-
Ing vote:
On lhurstay ,norn'ne. Arsil .5, 1870, Dtshop E.
i. Ames left tho Church militant Tor tho Church
triumphant.
thu pnwer q Sustaining. grace: With him 10 dc
Sns galn. Thoroughly devolcd to the Church, l,e
knew her doctrines md po!!ty, and enforced them
10 the wlrloni VI ls counsc!<. tho ability OF h!a
adm!nistratinn anu tho tcncity md yitaisy VI his
ft<D'rta, That VIZ recorl unr 9fatitnuc to God
for TIC g!ft Of sacli n,on In the Church.
Rtto'red; That We cHsnmcaI his ucrcaycd family
to the comfort Hf the llo1r snirit.
Blsllop Merrill presented ,ile following s1cclara-
tion fM regard to
TIE CIVIL 8AnBATn:
Although The Constitution pyuhhits re1iotons ~.
, 1879-05-13
ClTY-NALL STONE.
An Amateur Committee Of inspection
Viewing the Material.
Faults It did Find, and Faults It
Pretendcl to Find.

noyrd ,,isapuointct, contractors nu,1 stnne deal.
ara. f,w Aldcr,nrn when, thc .,,ccc,,f,,, ru,.
'.rs sat..', "'r y, .,,
Of stonoer'tters who imvc bcen demanding tel,
hours 1say fur eight fn,,rs' work. III the Inst
week tc list ,,f l,e aunoyr,l hu, been ,urrcnhr,l
H. IN, ,,f ,,r,v ,m,, ,vh,, ,,.,c ,,,.,, ,,,1,ns.
i"= mrrsn's. u .souccutters, drafting
resolutions to b1 printed III tho news
papcr.. and forming cor tnittees, tic
n.,rpusc Lcim. To advertise Themselves uml
~, ,ronlncnc ,horc,,v .., ,,,,,1" W., ,,,"r'
wse atthl', oil d. 'lo expal'se OF fllc ssouee'lt'
tr... For the mast part these gentlemen lnyc
been Identified with what Is known ue The
ur..lrv,shnnu hru,c, of t,,n ri,,i.t. vc, iii.
rs...'',, H.. ,''... - ~
ncsnuetaes nus "ot oee't uarepresehtea eftieely,
II II, II. Shepard, candidate for Judge. Miles
kclup ami John Scanlun, ctndidate. for Super
tutcudont Of Strrets, and otlcr l,rhts Of less
sA.u'e -. " ,, s'' w. s'''s" '..''"e'atS.
NJ hcethE' ufideF 'nc auspices ot thesc fcl.
lows, held sumo evenings ago. sco1nn'ttec s1a
appointed tn Inv certain grievances Of tho stp1.c-
,,tfrrs t,fr,rc Tin. Nnvor and to,rc,t I'm. oft.r
sa'ase as.oss .''s u' n'" eou's'. uas ai'st
T,a. t '.,... ~ .t u,.1 G ~ NV" !!as
'so "'m. ,nTs ,n Ms'c ''o1 e"l"'aas' "'' aeF
eo'"1 'a'"' "pp"'''tlu .....--..
consisting Of "yut1rc ~ Felch, Dr.. Brlarl, Z.
II. Adams, .1ohn O'Callahan, Ado.ph Thomas.
and Ms. Bradley to luuk tiiu ground over b.
fore doing anything. This CunItn!ttec met
yesterday morning IN front Of the Chambcr Of
A,nt set about inspecting F." t!c work .onu
upon the Cit,-llni, with s,ccjnl reference TO
finding flaws M,,l defects In tic stone, which
were IL bc reported bnck to the Original Cot!,-
tntttcc In the Atternoo,l. They ucre led hy Nj.
Bradley, but Fclth. having the psrilx Of
"Judge" 10 !is name, WIS the moving spirit
in tile nbscuce Ut the oifcr candidates for the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-22

lntercolonial balo dc 5000. pH
Idem LnaS ue $6u05. 4 DN
iuEiutorra Francla.s u pIS
LOS Vapores Irtstltiantlcos tocap on Plymouth.
| Chebourg q southampton. En- esta ageAcla SO OK
E;,it,n k.4sdiaS direclOs para Paris.
Sc expenden Dilletes de ida vuclta para pasa-
jas interCoioniGes Trasatlaht1co> por3 Meses lin
| aho resDectlvameAle coh Ina roDala dei 70 y. u.
PAsAJES DE FAMILIAS. - Toda fanilia com
puesta de personals cuy0 paSale 1raSatl1ntl-
60 componga ei valor dc cuatro Dasaies enteros
tiene derech0 q La rebaJa de una SeXta Darte del
montante del p6saje Ent6ndase Dor tamilia los pa
dres hiios criadOs. ESta reduction no tiene lu-
Los nilos taeueS de anos. uno gratis. de Il
ularta n4arle, y Ge Il la mtCad.
Los paaalerOS para Erancta, cualQu1er parte de
Eur9ua puede:i Quedar IL dS Ga 1nglaterra 81 aSl
uslgn vice versa los para lnKlatSrra puedon que
Jar Franc1a. Los pasaleros Dor estes vaperes
entre Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth ? Londres & una
reoa1a dc III p$S 0nDarcadOs On oStS puerto.
EstS prohiGido & los Dasajero5. elnearcando en
este puerto tonar p1o5S sinO On casa u6 los Agon-
tes en San Juan Puerto-Ilco bres. Latmor 4 CQ 81
pasaje tornado a borde paxara 10 ~ de recsr@o.
Ad9noas de los puertOS fnenc10had0s arrii)a pue-
dea oktenersa pssaies Dor los Vap0reS dc eSt Com
pania. cara los sigulentes puntos: antigua BarDa-
das, E6Ize, Uartag0na, OoloA, CurazaG, Demerara.
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town. Jacmsl. Jamaica.
Ia Caira. Martinica. Port au> Prince, Puerto Lmon.
Savanilla Saint Kits Santa Lucia San Vicente, To-
bago . isla de Trinidad.
50 exigen ahora Drecl3s mod1coS para los traSDor
tes do tabaco y cafd Europa. .
Para pormenores sObre pasajes. hStes denas. d.
rigirse q la Agencia de Ia Oompanla.
La 0ompania asegura toda clase ae valores que
en efsctivo metaes prsc1esos oloyas. se emDarauen
On los Vapores dc la nea con destine EureEa. baI
Aset:Tss, Latimer d Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-22
Cuadr0s al cr0ln0.

En- la imprenta del BoLErIN SO ACADIA de re.
cibir un gran surtidO de cuadros oleo-cromo-
litografcos, copias de los grandes maestros
lie pintura, hechas con Ia misma perfection
que al 6leo, representando bellisimos PAL
sales. marillas, escenas de 10 familia, perso-
naies celebres, santos, al Papa reinante a
Pio TX. flores, plantas, animales domesticos,
etc. Hay cuadros de todas classes propies pa
ra sala desde 33x2O pulgadas a Axe y SO ven-
den desde cinco centavos q 3 pesos uno
Hay tambien cromitos para escpelas $l-3O
elcientQ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-22
l!egada.. sl!Idl..

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta lines
en- conexion en- s. Thomas los dias y rs con ls
Inca de St Nazaire los vapores que hacen e
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, {Vs) JackmeL Puerto Principe
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirse
SiIvG O. Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P R., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-22
Taller de encdadernacion.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc acaba de
montar un completisimO TALLER DE EN-
CUADERNACION con maquinas materales
nuevos, dirigido por un habil maestro del ar
te, venido de Europa. Sc hacen, pues, desee
hoy toda clase de trabajos de encuadernacion
tan perfectos como Ell ei extranjero, desde los
demas luiesso hasta los mas sencillos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-22
d 'ADVERTENCIAs.

Esta acreditada casa, establecida en- al
pals largos amos ha, y por consiguiente har.
to to conoelda para el pdblico borinqueno, pa
correspondent digAamente al favor siemnrS
creclente que ha merecido al mismo, ponien.
90 la instruction cientyica y Kterayia & la Al.
tura de todas las classes sociales, al alcahoo
de todas las fortunas, rebaja ell precio de sua
o sea real fue''te cuaderno que a1ates I'M.
p0rtabG dos reules. 1''
Las publicaciones de esta casa llevan una
et1queta con que SO expresa su procedencia.
IN 1oS ae q9e sean dlstlnguidas del pdblico.
go de obras y periodicos en- sellos de Correos
a Ia par, qero en- las obras CORE de gu cuen,
ia ell gasto de franqueo certificate.
Sc conlplptan ObrQs trMncas Sc encarpan
touas las que Sc desean, pues cuenta al efec.
to con releciones en- toda las poblaciorias lia
Ia Peninsula Paris.
Agto. 3 r. Furnno,,ern
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-22
Plunas-tinterOS.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc venden plu.
mas-tinteros automaticas de viaje que en- un
corto lapicero de bolsillo tienen su deposito de
tinta que escriben muchos 'dias sin necesdad
remoiarlas en- tinta nj EN- ningun otro hqufdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-22
Pasajes trGsGtlantieos.


De este puerto Santander y St. Nazaire,
1Sde1 IL q de IL 81 de Il Entrepuente.
e2oo STA $l60 800
81 montante de pasajes de tietes es pagade-
- a., ORR americana su equval ente Ell mon
aa. a.corrlente &c con ell p% de aumento
CONCESIONES.
Go expiden pasajes de ida vuelta en- los
v;aies intercoloniales, validos por dos Eeses
cng conn nm Is p% de rebaja, y en- los trasat4nticos
vSli,los por doce meses con un 70 p% de re-
~ toda tamilia cuyo pasaje compute ell mon
tante de cuatro pasajes de Can4arS Sc nara una
rebaja de p%
Ia cnarta parte, de a II la mitad, Y de doce
ormnlidos m pagaran pasaje entero Cuando una
tsn,;lia tepga varios ninos, memories de amos,
~ s4,io uno de ellos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cnarta parte de pasaje.
1os eriados varones pagaran Ell precio tilado
no. los pasaies de entire puente, las muleres
ipss,,os tercios del pasaje tomadas por Sus amas
Para mas detalles, dirigirse