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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
NOTiCIAS DE CUBA.
Los candidates radicales por la provincia
de la Habana eran los siguientes:

Los candidates radicales por la provincial
de La Habana eran los siguientes:
Don Rafeal Montoro.
g. Rafael Maria de Labra.
Jose Silverie Jorrin.
Jose del Perojo.
Wenceslao Ramirez de Villa -Urrutia.
Dice La PdtriG:
"Ayer Sc supo en- la Habana que por ell ca
BILE SO habia communicate al Captain General
! la notieia de haber sido agraciado por ell
NGobierno de S. NJ. con un titulo de Castillo,
Ifuestro distingUido amigo ell Sr. d. Jose Eu-
genio More con la denomination de Conde
de Casa More
I6 felicitamos de todo corazon por esta
graeia, que podem9s Lamar Ju5tlela, por que {;
la causa espafola en- esta isla son de la ma
yor importancia, y pocas distinciones Sc ha-
bran concedido que hayan sido mas merecl-
das.
La, candidatura conservadora de diputa.
dos Oortes por la provincial de la Habana
era la siguiente;
Sr. Don Ramon de Armas y Saenz.
sc SO Mamerto Pulido.
'' ss Francisco de Arn1as y Cespedes.
Francisco de los Santos Guzman
g Federico Giraud.
&c g Manuel Arminan.
-Segun participation del Jefe de la Co.
mandancia de Ia Guardia Civil de Sanet
SpirituS, por Orden del BrlgaQler Jele de
brigada salio ell sargento 10 del escuaGror
Don Isidro Gonzalez, acompanado de tres
guardias del mi ismo fuerza de la guerrilla
Tolante, con objeto de sorprender una parti
da de bandoleros, dando por resultado que
q los primeros disparos emprendio aquella
precipitada fuga, quedando en- poder de Ia
fuerza varios bultos de ropa otros efectos
v la apprehension de dos negros.
Id Voz de Cuba del Is dice 10 sigulente
Las ocho media del II serfan cuando fon
esta maflana en- nuestYo puerto ell vapo1
.eo espaflol CjAlGd C3rldGl bordo de
i venia ell nuevo Captain General y Go
1ador de la Isla Excm6 Sr. u. Ramon
lco Erenas.
snchas remolcadores saNeron recl6ll
anr en- la entrada del puerto, muchl
a7onas, unas de caractNE oticial J
narticulaIes fueronNa Dordt
l--HFambien vimos uNa coml
fdel Excmo. Ayuntamiento: En- Ncorpo
on yprecedido de los maceros selalla
uego- en- ell anden de la Capitan1a de
rto al verificarse ell desembarqueN de
70 Captain General; tuyo lugar las on
N medic de un immense gentfo que inya
lmuelle, Plaza de Armas GALES con
naaban la carrera fuerzas de s. Quintir
4ry una companfa de cada uno dc !o'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
LibrOS baratOS para eScuelas

En- la imprenta del BoLET1N Sc ha recibidO
un complete surtido de libros de texto v efeo-
tos para escuelas, que Sc realizan preciOa
sumamentes m0dicos.
Entire otras cosas Sc ofrecen:
JUANITO, traduccion de Torrente, 6 -
centavos uno 81 docena.
CUADROS ILUMINADOS, de medidas
pesas metricas monedas q 60 centaYos
un0.
SILABARIOS, de Solves a pesos docena
y 20 centavos ejemplar.
FLEURY catecismo historico q peso do-
cena Y 10 centavos unO
MEDALLAS doradas para premios, papel
Yturzaeta y todos los demas libros efectos
que SO usan en- las escuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
AIUBCl0S DIVERSS95s.

Ell gran remedio mejicano, que ha sido OUT
micamente analizado, y SUI juicio critico formn-
lado por el Proto Medicato Imperial de Berlin
y endosado unanimemente como poseyendo Ia
mas alta excelencia. Cura toda afecci6n de la
garganta, pulmones y pechos radicalmente
, 1879-07-03
EVANSTON.

At regular meeting Of tho Village Trustees
Tuesday evening considerable ullscclianeous
business was transacted. Most ot the accom-
pIallea work was routine. Prominent was
Recommendation By the Finance Committee ask
Ing that Tic CLERK ts Instructed tu purchasu
warnnt.hook. utter thu manner ot tho Chteago
serin tasue, mud that the President be allowed
to Issue sufficient amount Of Warrants-uot
footing orer 81, 3,0Q-to eoyrr the village inlebt-
ctlness. THIS net wou!l hu III accordance with
late legislation, s1ll was <adopted. The tamc
Committee accounted for distributed credits
that reached the total ot $9,84D, 1900 ot which
lad been lantle1 0yrr 10 llle County Treasurer.
grneral holiday p,ul pteac. Tho Methodist
lales propuRu to Seryc 5utrcshnluuta IN thu
University grove to both ttls. rcsidents Ut the
town anl waiting oxcurslonlats 9Eona tug city.
Several attTtcttvn features ore ~ be offered,
one being All exhibition strila and display BY the
ten. Martin Been, IL 10 dulyer oil grafton at
Rogers Park, In Evanston Township.
AYpu pARK.
Tic body Of Mrs.. Frlns was Yesterday taken
away from tlle euginc-housc. Tuesday csentn,
tho llreInHu were 10 have held meeting IN tbs
huse-huntu. but the body VIVA there. THEY Wefa
offered tho Village Hall, but would not take It,
md .peke 1onE ar91 hard IN rs!atto1l t9 i. They
complRioed ~ the President Of uls Board. und
said that II te eorpso was not taken os1s Ut their
house tIley would ulssulyu the cosnnauy at ouce,
and the Fro, e,tdcut sutl I" Dissolve"
The subject Of tusklng Filty.iiEst street boule
yard Is again belnE bFoachcd. Thercsitlents aionV
proved 70 bElpg thelr real estate into the mar-
kHt, w4iie the bouth Park CouaIlssloners are
snxtaus ~ have III outlet to the East Park.
Win IN tye tuwardt ihls. aud also tu STOP uss
, 1879-07-03
A BITTER DOSE.

THO Qulntno People F~ci Tint Tf,ry IInvs
lrcn Entirely Crowded Ont-Thcy Must
Fay Crrtntn 1hxce to lvI,lcl, tin Competing
Foreigners Will MT lie subject.
:sptctai Dsspdtch to 1as Tribune
rnlLADELrntA, Pa, July 2.-'rhc quintne
mpnnnotY WAS knocked en.lways by tho sudden
removal of the protective duty, and tho blow IL
The more staggering because tho duty Oh barks
nt.1 everything entering into the manufacture
remains tic same. Qulntnc was spcc!alty with
Powers i Wcigttma., tic senior partner Of
Which ilrn, died year AGO, tic rsclcst man III
tho city. It's manufacture Is extensively carried
on IN Paris, stratford. Enr., and In Frankfort,
bat there is not factory in tho world to conf
paro with that OF Powers s. WeiGhtman
as the Falls Of tl,e schyulklll, whicl,
covers tou acrcs, besides laboratory
100 feet BY 300 nearer the centre Of
tho city. Farr, founder IT the house,
was tile first to Introduce The drug into this
country, sixty rears ugo. 0nty three years
after Farr founded the llouso Of Powers s:
Weightman the house Of RoscngartGn & Son
was started, which now owns q tnanufactory
covering wtnle SQUARE, nnl produces the finer
chemicals, especially suphatcs Of quinia and
other alkatoiLs Of clnchona bark. These two
houses are almost the only manufacturers Of
qutnlnc In the country. Powers Il WefGhtman
have considerably increased their profits by the
purchase Of tho right to use The dry process.
4 million and quarter Of ounces arc sold
every ycur for an average OF s340, protection
being worth from 50 to 70 cents m
ounce, tie duty being ~ per cent. Farr said
to-day to a correspondent that the firm would
gIyo up tho manufacture. Tic retnlicr sold 1t
at three cents grain, making $3.50 nh ounce
profit on real gu1nia, and St1.35 when palming
OF cinchona ou the purclasur. The foreign ar-
ttclv WIS lnr inferior to that ut domestic nnnu-
facturc, hl1.l was meyer uatd BY tic profession,
on account Of impurities. Tho onty fctutt Ut
making 1t free of duty wnuld 6o to drive them
out Of tic manufacture, without doihg the
retail! customer any good, for the truEHists
would not reduce tho prica ut all. Thcr
wuuld have to stop, BECAUSE they bad
to pay 10 rer cent on tho bark. 50 per gallon IN
the solvent ,1sell In tho fnannlactule, 1ntl lou
per cent on alcohol, all Of which foreign nanu-
iacturcs had. frec. II would tnko Them sir
weeks TO work up what they had TIL hand, and
then they should discharge eighty mcn. Last
ycar they imported h.003,0 pounds Of bark.
ind they gave orders at onco to stop all pur-
| chascs. The Influence for The change came
from the South, which had comparatively littlc
interest. a8 her traaa was small md OF no con-
SEQUENCE, flsc greater amounts being sold in
| thu North and West. > =" il.
, 1879-07-03
TO end his life IN Tint manner. Family tronblo
10 the ascribcl cause.

The Board ot Managers ut Tho Hnmc Of tts
TO the Matror's rcnort, wh!cl, shn*c t',s ~.
lowing: Number In thr Hume, 'luac !. !is;
totat, III; dIstnssth during IN, month. adults,
80; children, 45; total, la5: te,i u aenvlilE 10
tle Institution to.dav. adnlfe, -: c'iloran. u;
nuracry, g; family. Il; ,ntaf ~; -oo ne y nnan
bills amounting 10 s747,l;t..a deficit Of s90S.01.
The Burr Mission a,n School are prospcring.
At a meeting Of thc Narshnls Of thc Dexter
Park Tournament for The htneht 1T tlic lltltac
Of tlm tlotu Shepherd, Col. Tourtclo:t was
elected Chairman Cot: llickes btatcd iht 90,
ihu, The Marsi,aIs conform as near ns possible to
thc following dress: Butts OF dark hur or HACK,
white rett* wflitn gloves, uni white straw hats,
with ,,asu uf rcd, white mud b'nc. a,nl ba'!tcs
| will he furnished hy Col. Hickey. II was nlao
agreed that TIN. Atarstn1E ln requested tn meet
al The Conrt. .House ut o'clock M The nDrnlhg
| Of thc FOURTH Md proceed in n doay 10 Dc1ter
| Park.
TIE funeral Of Cnspar Isafdart took nlncc from
his late residence, No. 59l North Wells street,
ycstertfny. He had charge nf III tlenattmtnt Of
,lncallcd-for~letters In The Ppst-D!sce at.d sun-
daY morning was nj WORK NM! veil bs ! N tue
was 'lr cause. Hc was 70 sears Of age, and tcavcs
wife md live children. Tic lnneral was attcntl.
cd BY 100 numbers II the A: O. y. W, deceased
beinH member Of Nar.len City l.odEe No. 40,
great nanv friends, there being thirty.two car
rIages nlltt tllirty-tolsr blggcs. The wldaw re.
cctycs $15o from societies to which Mr. Raldart
belonged.
Tltc funeral OF Mrs. T. j. Pftus. The unfor-
thuatc woman who committed suicide hv vdr,wn-
i,,g hersclf III tnu lake at the foot Of Forty-
fifth street. will take p'acn at 10 o'clock
this forenoon IRON tho residence, M.
:Ea Vernon aveuHc. The case is ,eousld..
, 1879-07-03

Mayor Harrison has 1t last Ruccuulbed to the
inevitable, mud hereafter he Is to hare com para
tive peace. Hc has become satisfied tllat It Is no
easy thing to fu1ffll bis promise to mako t'the
best Mayor Chicago fatl,t md In the attempt
be haunted nnl dogRcsl bv every ward hummer
III the city, and ut Inst Is beginning to cry for
dcsiyetancc from bis friends. lie was not be-
stcged yesterday by as large n crowd Ms ho had
been for some days past, becausc to would not
cntcrtatn his callers, md this gayo him time
10 express htmself. 1Ec uow nGrccs that he 1laa
tnatlc many mistakes as party man, but What
Democracy has lost llc thinks the people have
gained, mud tn view Of It all says tilat Ie llaa
1ung AWAY ambition at lint t'nleae The press
ure upou him speedily ccases lie vii! resign hts
uce, u1.d let tho Republicans elect Ills s,lc-
cess9r. Ite appreciates tile TACT tllat he has
hcon unabIc to fulfill the expectations Of Ills
party friends without undanEering the SUCCESS
ot ilis amnstra tton froan bnsisiets point of
ve1, md, Having nn further Claims to tnake
upon the 1artY, IL about settled in his dcscr-
mutation to no longer attempt to pander to or
The facts are TINT he is worn but With imror-
tunitles, oppressed md beiuldlud with a.lvlyc,
nnl sick Ut tl.e wranEl!nE and Htrifc of those
WhDao highest conception OF Democratic trl-
uulpt, Is pInrc at!d something fot nothing. NJ
class tlavu given him note''tfoublo than the
AduFmcr. or few Of them, ,'.Nit' 'tltrso iic very
worst element, ,-mun who seem to llnye no other
stnplosncnt tnan to nnnoyilllueQdy after 1iav In
the interest OF soalc one. tRknalt the annoyance
llns gone tar fron ttese TO llave given ric
a suspicion sAat tnrY have bcgk Anticipating tu u
MIN alul sell their ".n1uencs '':Tbnt, whatever
may have been E!s opiaioi' nt them. ho du.
serves credit for, the way 'iu Inns treated
theMi and iFc dsa{ Cur no lids turned to
lhcIr appeals. II hu Ind bes,1 dsi dcnf tn other
appcals and as sttlf-hagkelrlo 4u!hcr tmportun-
crs Ills friends would not b1rn, burden to iin,,
mud hlB ollice would nut bang bo 'hcavi'y upon
, 1879-07-03

Lie censsd-colleotor MERRIAM = Licenses.
Etc.
sptcfo1 DIspa,eh tn ias Tr.,:ne.
Spn1NnF1RLD, ILL.,, July 2.-Thc Governor has
npppointed as Fish Commissioners, under the
new law, Stcssrs. N. X. FaispaDk, OF Chicago,
for three ycass; s. T. BARTLETT Of Quincy, for
two years, mud ]. Smith Brlegs,. u Kankakce,
for onc year. As predicted IN these dispatches
gss'staP{ g, w Nh se9'qp e J. s & e p"at
The Governor to-day Issued Licenses nUthorIz-
INK Companies a. 3. and c, Of tho Illbernan
Nea. auu tho Larkey Xpuavcs; all Of Chicago.
10 carry arms. on tho Fourth, these companies
having all furnished hm outstuo guarantees
themselves proparly. No other fortnal apulIca-
tfons fur LICENSES hnycsyet becn made
Revcnuc-Agcnt PIutnmcr. Of Washington, to.
DIV completed bis examination Of the stamp and
cast. ACCOUNTS u Collector McEr'am anL Its
Deputies ut Pckiu anl Bloomington without
discovering variation Of even Il cent In any Ut
llle accounts tie Lett this evening Tar st. Louis
to examine co1tector stnrgeon's odee. These
examinations aro nude ull over the country at
Tho close Ut tho ilacal ,vcar.
Senator William I. Molratt having resigned rs
member Ut thu stnte hoard Of Equalization, tic
t;orernor has amounted Jatnrs +. Dristi, Of
Colcs CuNuty, tu 1ll the vacancy.
License 10 organizn was Issued to-day to tho
Farmcrs' Savings, Loaa d Homestead Asaoc!a-
tion. ot Peoria: .eaoltaf, $l,0p.00o. Corpora
torR. SHiney u. Kinney the lion. ". C0ckle.
W. l.. Pl,eps, N. i. 1iait, mud JOHN s. stcycn.p
Tie sou,il peniteutlury Commission urs, ut
q meeting held this uorn!nE, tlectded to let all
work in thu completion ri lhc building which
cannot bo done by convict labor by eou.ract
lhts includes oil iron-work, ctr. They will I'D
vcr.sso fur proposala ~ soon as specifications
can Do prepared.
The paat few lavs have been very favorable
for harvesting In this Vicinity, ns,l tic bulk uE
tiIe wheat, IA alrendy stacked Hl,il ready for
f11rH$f1it1ft., This Hh1Jf nf
Ia larEer thatl my urcyitlls yenr aiore 1SIJ.
Iir Governor has appointed J0hu Cunning
lam. laaac N: kel!g, AMI s. II. ELwood 10 ap-
praise tllc lrvagton Agricultural College Farnl,
whch is soon to Gu sold By thu State.
Capt. q. II. Dyer, wto was appointed and
confirmed by: the senate as Caitef TRAINS 1u-
spector ut Juliet, has resigned, and tllp Uuver-
liur Inns pppointctl Ed. II. Akin as Chief Drain
lnsueetor tor Will County, 1t having been de-
caleu lU hayu County Inspector.
Auditor Needles and his f0rco arc busy draw
Ing wartauss for tho payment Of tho july up.
| propriattons.
, 1879-07-03

CHAH0Eh VITA bLl.AuAh ANAs.
Tho case against Constable Michael Dorm for
refusing 10 swear to schedule Of property
whlch Ae Ind taken upon IN attachment In a
Judgment IN favor If Commissioner bradley
rum Euesuo Lujcuneate, from tie steauer
Do1l,al1, Oh tl.e I'D Of June, WAS tried before
Justice Iatnnler yesterday afternoon.
EnuAR LAiEuAIssK,
a son of Eugene, was sworn. IIe testified That
tho steamer Domain NECK n.o last Monday
Eas ts; to s Msnsssaf s."I II Se' sSe t.sirs Wsfs
was to rcmain awhile, aud then he
was to follow. lheru were utap boxcs
ot gond4, comprising tho wardt0bo 0f Wllness
a1u his noll,tr, sstn0 pictures. hooks, ete,, 1nu
lunrh package, worth about S60 Or $40.
WILLIAM :aiLLxn,
an attorney for lajeupessc, a.,t@ the complaining
witutsA IN thu caxe, tc&tt!tsl lint Of, Monday,
lt's III. Doran ca1lls into hts Office. Witness
asked him what xutnority 10 tIsd for taking the
property DoFan told HIM that iIe bud taken
tlrt, On . wrtt of sttaehncat In sayor ot Janes
bradley III u case against Laieu'lssst. Witness
told hin llsat tie ltropcrty MAS exempt, but liz
Insisted that Il WAS right To take 1t. MF Chst-
lain snea carried oti y conversation with loraa
!n hs olileo. caotlaM 1n,,,t sald he would
him II ho woul swear ~ Il. Duran sa,l lle
didn't k,u,w whether ho would Or nut: be prc-
ferred to sec Dir. A3ra4lgy aboat tho mRtter
Doran loft tile o1tlce of wltness with tho prom.
olltce tug next mornlnK. Tue partips mt at
Justice WAl!Ago's 0ltlee. Asu Tho schedule was
presented tu Doran, accompanied bY 81, and lhu
defendant refused to inakp schedule. The
srlcaulu WIS madc out by La1cuuesae, aud he
1wors to It.
Arthur II. cHErLAlA,
4 young lawyer frol1 tie tlrm Of Tenny &
Flower, testified in substance 10 thu same l4ets
, 1879-07-03
schedule Of tho property, mil tho defendant re-

fused to to It.
Mis-. EUGENE LAJEuNhssn
WAS sworn. and sl,c testified In French as to The
nature of the property ih tte packages. ahe
said shc waa Goil'G tn Montreal, wlcn her goods
were seIzcd bY tho Constable.
MiJIIAg1. ponAN,
the defendant, was put upon the stand, and les.
tilted 10 the conversation between himself mil
thr twU law scr.wtncs,cs. lis rctnseA to tell
Miller ANYTHING ahout tlle prnpcrty because
he was atraEd Miller wanted to get
Si, Hut T., rcp,ey!n ;!,, writ. , IT, SID he he
property, and he prnduced Il. jIu said he did
not Sec Laienne*sc nttcr 9eit!t,G the ecicdnlc
lie told Lajrtltlesse TINT he wtufd mako an up
uralsa, IT thu Gootts In u lew dnys.
III the es1*s.cxaminat!or. the witness stated
lint he 'nalc tl'r attachment without knowing
wnt goods were exempt by Law. lie did sag
that tho plaintiff wn!ild nErcr yet the gnotls
aCain. nut here the witncts broke tut rs fol-
lows: III It'd say SO. and l say bu now. jest
sccu Commissioner l'ra1lcy ON The street not
lnure THAI an hour arp, mil l,u tu1l mir to hang
onto .,,a ,,itna,, tlen,, Goods md he'd sec
r ws,, s"oosS'' a3s ." rhne 10 s sop 'st o,, ~ i
liz lid nercc to met the attorney q i.aIe,,nesso
ut Ills ot,lcn the next day mn, fix lllc nlattcr un,
but hc did not keep hts word becanRc ho did not
intend 70 allow thu lawyers to "cono my snup
On HIM.
ain. s. 5. 0REaoRr,
lonr argument, In which l,c slated TINT TO was
not employed b. the poDr Frenchn,au to ret
buck The few articles Of wearing apparel wllici,
!,u had Inst, nor did : tic rcpcIve a
cent for lls scrstces, hut the prominent
citizens whu had heard ot the outrage had
urged t!N law firm Of which lie was q member
10 prosecute tho Constable in thu interests of
right md tic pcoplo. I'hcru weru too many III
competent al.I unprinclplcd Constubics hang
ivy about the courts, md hu Thought an
cIample Of soma ono al them AI1nu1d be
made. This particular n(sccr had occupied TINT
position for about six years. artl wns act down
as model Constable By tsattorncy. and yet he
admitted iE,,.t ho did not know what property
was exempt by Inv from attachment, and he
confessed that the thought never entered hIa
head to consult the statutes rs to his duties.
At the conclusion Of Mr.; 0rceory'a argument,
Justice Hammer remarked tllut Tic hour was
growing late, tnl he accordingly consulted with
the attorneys md al dtourncd the case until
Wednesday, july Q, at 2 o'clock sharp, when the
attorney for tic deicnso will be allowed to
reply.
, 1879-07-03

The bastarsly suit Of Alice n. Wagner against
Cyrus A.. Hardy, which was brought en the 10Th
nf June, continued to the eth. and again until
July =, has been settled. md the defendant was
discharged By JUSTICE Drayton yesterday.
On complaint Of T. Cogswcil, made before
Just'cu Ilutlsun. William q. Hammond was ur-
raiGncl to anawer to chargo ol larCeny Of
patlor bot mil some carpets. lie was held Ia
$500 to Tho 8.h Inst, and nittinus was Issued.
Minor arrests: James Cam. charged With the
theft Of sotIle VIM frI,m rhonaa' sntoo, Ut tue
ruriler Of Clark Ard Van l3uren streetsi Charles
+. Roberts. lfsorf1erly. Oil complaint Of Mamie
Orrutt aud Alice NAV Reed, Of No. 433 Wabash
avenue; James Quinn, larceny OF hut from
drnnken ,nan giving the nalnc Of Thomas
0'liricn.
Yesterday sftesnoon Policeman II. D. Hing
rote, OF the West Lake Street Station, arrested
ynung rnan giving the nAmv Of Charles smith,
nsnl two pRtra OF panta stolen from ths Graln-
1uspsctorfs office Oh tbs Northwestern Railroad
NJ AshlaI}l-avenue crossing. Tie clothing WAS
identified by +. ". Hudnow.
4 wurrant waa iasued by Justtce Priulvlo
| ychtcrday for tic arrest VI ouu 4. +, Ilxil, .
Constable, oh charge Ut kidnapping Ai4s l.onisx
Wilson. an arcullnt Ut which aptearea lit THk
1,RinuSz yesterday. II was ullGged In the cum
p'aint that tlu. official lorksl The woman up anil
kept her tn confinement, and then forcItky touk
her betors Jusstee Fleming At ths stock Yards.
| Nils Wenlot Yesterday awore out warrant
for the arrest Of Charles H. I.'ntlgrrn, ConsIa-
bter On charge lllxt hs received ccrluin monur
that was ul!u at"i tayabe OIL an execution dclft.
c.sd s TO- h''n % " JuaI,So Kalsnann y sut s,is'
hsut WAS plaintiff aud A. Lawson WIS defend
| ant, RHi bud Jailed to tura the san,e over to
thu proper parties.
Al O'Clock yesterday morning Policeman r.
y. 1ferney, white travelling post Ii. cttIzcn'4
, 1879-07-03
THE CUSTOal-IIOUSE.

Tie Sub.Trensurv disbursements yesterday
amounted to sCo,0oo.
The intcrnal.ravenue receipts Yesterday footetl
uu s4.lol. OF this amount $10,4i3 Was for
tax.snid spirits, $500 fur tobacco md cigars
sl,i33 for beer. and sl,113 from deposits Of
pritatu banks md bankers.
Gen. Mcdowell has sent on to Washington
the requests for asstgnmcntuf the various otlircs
In the new Custon-inuse. When approved
they will be rcturucd nnl the f1nnl assignment
made. Gen. Sheridan md his clerks haYo beun
busy on II lptaitrd plHn of tllefr wants, which
will DC furwatletl with otAcr stmilar requests.
AR tllesc rrOlFiscB to be come scarettr Of ruom,
lie Superintendent has plan for putting In m
entrrsol flour on the ground tluor, which will
Mtld rtGht lMtge rooms aud tol.r small ones.
'rleee cntrcsos will eo on the northeast md
probably t'r sasignesl to tho no4tuenst rooms OF
The second Gdor which have not set been pis.
posed Of. t7-" ::
Jamea l., Tipton. an nruc!sh-1ooking man
frnm, Ltmes{pnc}own, Pcnsia County, was
brought untYrstsrslny by Deputy Alnrsi.nl GIL
s1an. and ushsra!l:1nto The prcsonce ot Commits
and cigars .Vlthqnt lIaying l.ccusc.. The tnan
was apparently, x,slck. Indeed, he said he was,
nddtlE thpt slsN't has beeu SO for s0me time.
couldn't ilpd apythns he eoald do. and 90 took
cIgars. The case was continued at Ills request
until tllis mbfftEnE, 10 enabe him to got Peoria
lawyer t0 help him out, ind. in default Ut $500
bail, he was Cent to Jill, From appearances,
the hospital *sotlld have bocn the tnore proper
place for hth.'p
During the month nasacd the ch'cago Post;
cards, sly, ,ND; Of stamped envelopes and wrap.
peEs, and ss,510 Of newspaper alA periodical
stands Ihc domestic n,oncY-ordcIa Issued foot
~ $Il,ao, tug payments. S1WteM The
, 1879-07-03

Rottattons In the constx III relation to properties
lying along this rYltr. a resolution was oftetrl
sn the Bond Of rr0stces' meeting. at their last
scaston. nntl nrtlcrel to liz oycr for ona week.
On the Eulject uf tltc rust 1t, IA eAt,n,atcl lint
thy whole expenditure will be sa.W nef foot, Or
half tits on Tie property on either shiu nf tla
street. 4 number Of tho Commission have
mate. Iltr l,oar1 Of Trustees feel inclined 10
llnyc the park Lake the street, as they consider
It would br great benefit to property, md
tiuk that the surrender Of Park avenue would
also be good thing. ...
ri,r objrettug parties to the scheme aro per-
sons living on Iifty.third street. They hayo
been TO the expense Ut having tlitr street nicalv
built, and. as thu travel now on lllelr strcct
would eilangc, naturally thtuk that It would bc
detrimental.
, 1879-07-03

Indigestion, dysoepa,a. nervous p.ossratlon. anl
oil fofnls Of general debllisy relieved Iy lakinY
Mensalsn's pepton,xsd Dssf Ton.c. tnn only
preparation OF beef coatxtnlnx its entire nutritious
properties. It u not usrs stnuant like tns ex.
tracts Ut bseE. but can!sins huol- -nsklMY, fprcs.
generating, and llfe.sas9aniHR properties; IL IN.
valuable IL al epicelaBi conditions whether the
result Of exhaustion, nervous ptustratiun, over.
moss. q ssa.s oissassi pssueaiaty q tesultinx
Co.. Fsopststo1i, New Yosk. For a4Is ~ drug.
riatN.