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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
ALEXANDRA TURULL, =
AGENTE GENERAL DE NEGOCIOS.
Gale de la Fortaleza, mum. Al,
PUERTO-RICO.
H. Ia Jul.
EN- Ell GALLO DE ORC
DE M. SAINZ Y COMPANIA.

Sc ha recibido una buena partida de sillas J
slloRes americanos, los que Sc realizan de con-
tado precios sumamente baratos: slas negras
Y amarillas con asiento de rejilla IS Is docena,
sillones id i'd i'd 45 id h. 30 j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Para las tabaquerlaS.

En- La ftdustriG Cat0lanG Sc construyen
cajones de cedro de todas vitolas con esme.
70 y prontitud. M
Para Ia 1sla So sirven pedidos en cortes 8
srmados, ,-6oler Y 4,agIera, en Puerta Do
aaFza, hta, "a jul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
PlulnaS magicaS
O QUE ESCRIBEN SIN TINTA.

A consecuencia de la gran aceptacion que
han tenido las que Sc han expendido en- la
imprenta del BoLET1N las cuales escriben le-
ira negra violeta, Sc ha hecho I'm pedido
ingles. Sc venden a Is cts. una y 12 rs. do
cena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
LA BORINQUEN.
INTERESANTE PARA Ell BELLO SEXO.

En- este acreditado establecimiento hay un
notable surtido de guantes de 2 as botones, a
IS centavos par; abanicos de diversidad de gus
to precios; sombreros de todas classes, perfu-
meria, calzado elegantisimo, costureros, albums
con mdsica, palnelos para sehoras lninidad
de objetos de moda fantasia de los cuales So
10 pasando por La Borinquen podra formarse
aproximada idea. hta. II JUL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
SO 6eta

el bergantin espaRol Esp1orador, del porte de
200 toneladas, su captain Don Vicente Albert.
para uno de los puntos del Mediterranean. -
Quien 10 iterese dirGase q B. Berras hermanoa
San Juan, r r. 2-e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
GRAN HOTEL DE EUROPA.
PUERTO-RICO.

PUERTO-RICO.
SAN JUSTO Y 8 SUBIDA DEL MUELLE.
Visitad este espacioso y comodo estableci-
miento y vereis las importantes mejoras in
troducidas en- el por su active dueflo, que
NADIA omite para colocarlo la altura de los
mejeres de esta capital. Espaciosas habita.
clones ventiladas y bien amuebladas.
MEMORABLE sERv1C1o..
PRECIOS SUMAMENTE MODICOS.
Gabriel Roig y Bo9Yds.
hta. lOJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
CateCiSnaOs AStete.

En- la imprenta del BOLET1N Sc venden estos
eXcelentes catecismos 10 centavos cada unO
Y un peso docena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
P6rdida-
MuebleS.

Por ausentarse su due6o, Sc venden los de
la casa Mum. Al de la calle de la Cruz; ell que
los interese puede dirigrse la misma donde
informaran. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Para eSCuolaS.

En- la imprenta del BoLEnN hay constante-
mente un gran surtido de lbros de texto Y de-
mas efectos para escuelas. Ell Cdtecisn,o has,
t6rico Historic sagrada, de Fleury Sc vende
desde hoy 10 cts. ejemplar q un peso Ia do
neca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
De ssss.. "sss,. "A INDUSTRIAL ch7hthNh, !, :

En- gran kbica dc pastas impca inestmae
este pals oece gndlmas vens eaborarse
msmo mpeza poan
haran p1bco
axpendedores ps
gae fnas de odas exian
necesidades de cada
Esm dicada fbricacon exquisite economic
las ventajas orece p1bco LA IDusT CATALINA
Ell 1nico depoto Hbrica ha estabecdo
los sres Domingu Bolivar Co, oae de San Justo proy
Zones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Ley provincial J Municipal
DE "a DE MAYO, 1878

DE "a DE MAYO, 1876
Acaba de imprimirse con toda correction
en- Ia imprenta del BoLET1N Ia nueva ley pro.
provincial y municipal en- forma de libro.
Sc vende a un peso ell ejemplar. H. 81 DIRE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Lista De Ia Loteria De Puesto.Hico.
NUMERos PESOS NUMFRos. PESO S

Nanseros pniados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

0peraciones de que SO ocupa Ia Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girar, llevar cuentas CO.
rriehtes, adnitir dep6sitos, recibir imposicie-
mes abonando interes, verifcar oobranzas por
cuenta ajena, negociar valores con sin so
responsabilidad, y cuantas otras operaciones
de credito y banca que NO Sc 'opongan ssu
Estatutos Reglamentos.
Tipos aeOrdados para las operaoienes.
10p% anual para los descuentos.
12p% anual para los prestamos.
p% comisiOn de cobranza.
3p% al trimestre sobre el valor de los de.
p6SitoS en- cuStOdia.
Las cuentas corrientes son llevadas gratui-
tamente no exigiendose NADIA de los Interest,"
dos per los cobroS y pagos.
La siguiente tarifa expresa 81 interes que
abona 10 Sociedad por las imposlciones q pla-
20 flo:
De $500 arriba por 8, 4 Us meses, p%
anual
De id. i'd. por 6, 7, 8 6 meses p% i'd.
De i'd. i'd por 10, II, 6l2 meses p% id,
De i'd. i'd. por Ii meses en adelante pSSS i'd.
Director, Marques de la EspeTanzG. .-Secre-
tario, D. Jose antonio Canals S-Contador.
D. Rafael Perez q Garcia. ia.-Cajero, D. Lau
ren9oo Vega. Alb, 5.
, 1879-02-27

e...s,t t,t.,.t.y - ~. 1.rh..x
apee'as "rp"eH 60 10 ~. z'11t''e, ~
Mn1ASApoLis, lnu., foo' .o'-1Ao sctate To-
laY, by tic custfng vote OF tile Lieutenant
Governor, a,,urtcl majority rcport OF 1hu
f,ommit,re r,.ro,n mcnd,rg t1,r na.an,c of n mi
a,'..,s,., 49,. VI" ~! ~"
FesosuIion'ziae 'Ae EoYet!''ient VI lho oe"eso"
lent institutions, una authorizing The GoSer'or
to appolrt President nt.tl Dourd OF Directors
senator J,nvis yotctl With Inn 1>cnub,,raus. and.
u T. .,nhars,to,, viii nn .,,s. ,.n..'
~ 10 '''o '..,so 'a''S "vsu,t'.
ltnti! sie calt 1ofce IN appoftonncnt blll tliat
will suit lin. In The afternoon tho Senato
na.sctl n liIl To eubmIt the constitutional
~ ~, nor,,, Il; tho ,nr,,rr ,,,,rtIo,,
"'es.u'isu'e ~ NV nIop'e ~ w epl1
OF uo1t yeh1 iA'so p'l' W lncotpo1ate "!.a INC
so!dors' Orphans Homo the Asylum for Feeble
Minded Children. The IIousH t.as been en-
Eagca nil uaY " thu consldesatlon ot TIC teo
sl1ll salAry I'LL. ltie reports OF
THE 8rATE.11OUsH INVESTIGATING COMM1TTEn
,ycre s,1btnitteI to-tjay, Tie minority rouort.
elrncd bY Tuily. Lehman. (icroJ, uurt!on. ni,I
Datup, cxuueratrs thr Commissioners, In
t]0rsrs ttlu plat,, saws Il cal, bo bu!lt within
S,Ot DD aid tl,at ii,r cnutrar,s With archttent
mi Builders aru cotnpleto Al Jrruly sutljricnt.
In concI,lsnn. they say lint II IA 10 liz rcvrcttcI
thnt liz M,en woso lives autl pnt,]Ic services
have fairly earned for them tt1o elevated nosition
which tlu commissioners uccIlpy In l.Ic esttuin.
, 1879-02-27
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.
Tnfrfrt{ 1frntttch 10 Tn 9Tf&nN&,

srnlNaplELp H., Feb. 26.-rlsc FIRST fruits
Of The rsklu and reuria whisky prosecutions
wcso garncred Ia today. Joha A. aud Thomas
A. Mctlrsw, OF Peoria. aud JOHN Warner, Mayer
Of that city, Wero brought IN by Deputy Alar.
aba,s md takc.l beiore tho United States Dis
trlet Court. Tho Mct}rcws Eayo bail IN tho sum
VI S5,pU0 encll, to ut,swer tuur Indictments for
conspiracy to dcfraud tl,s government returned
against uiem by ths Grand jury, which bus Just
adjourned. Mayor Warner gays bail In $1,000,
on II single chargc.
Tho co1test ovcr the United States Marahal.
shin continues to le an interesting subject for
conversation. Col. Roc nr.,oupyes that lio l,as
recuIyel dispatch from Washington to the ct.
ftrt tlas SnnMtor UglesbY faYp.s his retcDtson
and that he will nut be displaced, hut tho circu.
latton ot petitions In Ills interest goes on nll tho
hatne.
, 1879-02-27
MEYER.-.GELDERMAN.


III AVIAN f7tAo 1AS&LCA4a
DR.. Henry Meyer, charged with manifold
erlmcs, was taken beloro Justice suu,lncrAcla
ycstordny ,sroE Two warrants for murder sworn
cut by Matthias Stark, keeper Of IL grocery ut
the corner Of s[cnomiuco and 1lurlbut streets.
Capt. alcGartglo requested CONTINUANCE, and
stated tilat 1t was intended to cxhun,e tllu
bodies, md that tile prosecution Ind not yet
collected tho evidence iu the case. Tho prisoner
was represented BY tho legal l!rul OF O'l'rien u
llcttellc, aud James G. Miller. Mr.. O'Brtcn
tried hard to get Tho Judge to fix bonds, but
owing to tile gravity Of tho charges nt,4 tho
statute tllut murder fs nott bailaDle n1lcnsc.
tllo ralsc was continued until ! o'clock
a Sa H. H. o,en 81 oi iursr M"'e Stated r'saSnt tat
there was not particle Of pure cvldrnec against
l,ls cltcut, u.d Tint c could not he expected to
remain In 1ni1 for II, long Il time Inr uothtrg.
Consequently lio wou!d apply fur y writ Of
im police have no additional facts,-indeed
It will tako tlicm MI tho time they lave on han.!
to stft tho uross from tho actnul evidence nl-
ucr Mann vii. exliu,no tho hodlcs Friday, antl
ret,,oye them to tho Aorgue or to soino Under
taker's establishment in tlse city, whess tho
rostmortcn, snnY bo .nora easily made tan ut
examinations and tue chemical analyses that
uru Iilsely to follow fs tnntter to 10 settled On
behalf Of this County. Fhystcian nlld the
Coroner on lilo part 0f Cook County, and
Matthias Stark, or such others OF thu relatives
as haye causct tho nrrcsts.
Mr.. Stark, the brolhcr-ln-law Of Il. Gcacr.
1natl, who sworo out tllt wnrrant for thu arrest
ot Mrs. Gbiaesnan AiMt Ds. Meier, states ti.At
turnoY Lirseott, n1ul ,us Of his own notton.
lie snys tint ht has taken n0 part IN olsscEn.
mating rumors relnti7e 10 the rnse, atMa has no
il-icclfng toward any OF tlle parties. There ap-
, 1879-02-27

VHo Ats AtHkl4 1lG GNU kll4 hH5 tHtAh fatnt
but It was true, AMI. ho could prove II, md that
any BIZ !tat employed him was wrong and
me amendment was lost. 80 WAS Dr. Pratt,
anu the bill passed 10 third reading.
LAnoKEns' WAGES.
Mr. Walsh, Of Cook County, Inns prepared a
btll to prevent. employers paying woskmen N
truck, WHICH will bu introduced by the Com
tmlttee on Lnbor and Manufactures ht an carly
date. The hi1f provides TINT nli wngcs, except
shall bs made In current money, md mt Other.
wise. 1t !nralidatcs NIL contracts IN which,
u ls attempted tu rcCulnto tiie t,aEnor In which
tl!u waUcs nro to be cxpcnded. Tic ps1rd
oi goMls received bv The workman ,, from
order from his employer, ca!lilos ba sns o1f
against the claim Of tf,y workman for wages.
The till renders my employer making contracts
or payments declared illegal by the net liable to
Is imposed on avery employer who sEaall cperco
Any workman Into trading ut any particular
place, or at any store In the profits Of which
they are interested. Counties hnd municipal
directly employed Gy them ii scrip when tsas'ea
IN anticipation of taves, aud permits payments
hy dcmahd drafts on bark within twenty miles
uf the rlaeo where the payment Is tnadc, II thc
workman freely consents TO It.
INSURANCE. suirs.
House BIN It's, introduced by Mr.. Day, Of
brought nVatllst 1nsnEanco conpa1ilcs from INC
stare to tue feucrat Courts, was reierte1 70 t'ie
, Eu,.snttea o Eeus!at t!nts; !1 ..,.i ia Ha, T.
tunsnL 1T naeGr porte,tnas o. WI ',i ro
~, ~, H. ,,u,.n,s 10 s ~. :' W. ,nr" To,nn,ttns
..}crn @ tho ne III, ht ,r,s 1r nnnrorcd
"hc'c llle ul'l ,""s hplFofc"t
TuB APPROXIMATION HILLS
arc Just now heIng considered by the Appropsia-
.'.s wv w., .",n n,a'ss ~ a..a - ;tt
lAske nu'hutt y! t!!c sh'fcss y. o.n!t ,usatu @
!inus' WHO a!e hcaaih9 LOT ,hIee sums pI money
WINE there Is q l1ttlc ueGhetloh all arouho. IL
tloes not seem likely tint The people Will DO re-
1fgycl vcrr much Of tho enormous burden In
poscd bY tl,cse institutions.
an. wnvrwonrt,,s ,.n,,putsonr rnuo.r,oy
"'' nttt
,,.,-, 80, "D' ""D
noMotiess t prepared ai,a presented " the nusnoF
n,nnr,"rata. .xtIoh ,n. tn,rspo T.; ~, Tnt,'r"
ratnn M this nfLernt,on. mid wos hbrrutv
nIncnt1e1 Iile lAlI yyns finally ortlcrcd 10 II
tDirI reaiitur, This Bill bears down heavily Oh
poor purcnts with Iareu families OF small
children who depend sonlcwbat upou their
]nbor for support. The bill proyidrs for the
purchase Ut bsoks for Protestant children who
intend tile public schools, but tincs not provide
for tho purchase OF boolts for Catholic children
,lhcreforc, about thirty Catholic Inen1ber5 OF
the Legislature VIII oppose tllr bill, md Slr
Wentworth will get lllInse1f hated BY the
Fnptsts. Tnls bill might he regarded, III Il
political sense. as one Of the mistakes 1i Moses.
1iEnHlN1Tpn's LITTLE JoHE, AND THE LITTLE
joKH on uutt,tNoroH,
This nvcn,nt, Afr. Ilcrrinrta,,. n, Eann. mr.
, 1879-02-27
NEBRASKA.
THE FORTY pArs or TEMPTATION OVER.

tatcfai Dis,atch 10 The Tribune
LINCOLN, Nab, Fob. 26.-Tho Legislature at-
journcd It's forty days session at 4 this morning.
It was hoped the Governor would Immediately
call M extra scsslou, MS nlucl, remains undone,
but Ao has refused to 10 so. The main bills
passed were: An appropriation to build Il wing
lot the new Capitol; wings for the Insane Asy-
lum; for tlle new Reform School; appropriating
$40 0o0 for the trial OF Olive and il>c OTHER uat-
burncrs. THO revision OF the laws, upon which
the Committee Inns occn working Tor two years,
were oblY partly passed.
, 1879-02-27
SILVER SALE,

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 2G-T1ie Nevada Bank
1o-day sold 100, 900 ounces Of tlue silver to tho
Government, to be delivered at the San Fgan-
cisco Mat, at io5}@ per ounce.
, 1879-02-27

Tbs lnngs arc strained aud racxed b7 persistent
cough, tho general strength wasted, aud ,ueuta-
bio complaint often esta bl!shnd thereby. J>r.
Jayne's Kxpettorant IL ~ effective rsncdy for
cougha ard colts, aud exstta bancteial elect On
tho pulmonary and bronchial organs.
, 1879-02-27

in rttr 81 d Go
rtt elsat Artist la Ao 70 eaIn
berhhaFdt's ianlt' enc pnhls; sho
dabhles IN sculpture; she keeps her
collin IN her bed. room, md lots nil tic world
1v,,.ef, .h, ,x.,. ,,., !, ,i,a ,,r,Ivo ,,,,,,,,
" ... t w. 80 ~ " .s.S.'.
twenty t1mos' a1,d once IN n oa'loon uafastcned'
sho then thought II was necessary to como be-
fore tic nublic as OH nutlor, aul On The 1st of
1on,,or H., ,,nvo h,rt N NJ, films, ratol vo,mma
eas ."'o w. ~ ~ ~ y, t,,!.'
Ill t1le loFm VI ne"- eur . "n'uat. '"ls 'ol-
uno Is called sin ua clouds" It Inns been
,roco Of talent in IL: neither Is tbcrc In tic pIct-
nrcs NJ sara 1,,rn1,ar1t: md lar sncr,mcns n
- e"'. "'' ~" le ".,,,A ~
~, 1eulPtu!a o@''o't l!'e laose ncu'ocfe ao'i'y'
ms puollc aFe iue'lneu 1o set ~ tNeee tnl!2s
snn,v ea ne{ SI sor r, o
imata profession in which ,E she I'D, 3 und9un.ed
,1'o"' i1ty say '"t c,as.. nI.sss nasue, n.s M
great Frcueh artists, l,u, over painted or sculpt-
ured, mud they do not approve Of Sara Dern-
hnrd, sto,nInr o,,t of hrr co1,s,p. md molrn,
,,".ss,, ' ss1tfn,os ~ aoh,,,s1 +, nrt. ,r"i,
uefsct Fldlculous W AaootiHs III a'la WHICH
only bclIttto her. In two or three months tt'o
company II Tho Theatre Erancaise
m ~ Tnr n,,rrv' 1on,o.
,o~ , ,,r, ,.o.,,. Erar, ,no,,,har ~ ,,o ,,o,,r,
~. Nv '.s1.''a.s. .,,.s.a @ sap,
-neuus aups'aa",'i'', , ~, ~, sse'euu, W., "a
caIpe".cra-soes' "'iu W. ."c seensFS WI! w
shipped. The contract calls FOR 81 ,e00 per night,
and tho cneagcment will lust four weeks.
This I. tl,e first tno In the history Of tho Theatre
franchise tlht It's henlucss tn'c oeeti po1a!1ttca
to-lcaEe Paris; and the engagement could not
have been effected had 1t not bcc1, for tho iact
TINT t,,e tleatre must [,o closui for repairs
@ss |s,",. .,'a. 49, no. ~ .,a.,ss 49, 1....,.,
l'"te'y .ns'u nAs ''eo" nolu'oE very S'a'''N's III
TIE GRAND oPRsA-1ousf.
"PDlyeuctt, ~ Gnnu0d, cah Haru,y 10 called
succcss Tho stago iR chiefly occupled with
thn repertoire OF Meycrbcer, ."Nl1l!am Tcll,'
fr,, t,,,o n .tr,a Hno- Fr,,s,h,,. ~ ara ,
, 1879-02-27

MoJSU,
Mr.. bridges Introduced resolution on tho
Chinese qurstlon thls morning !nstrucslng Con-
gyesa u ieglslato Against the Aslat!c race. The
resolution waa referred to the Cammlttec on
Fedora! Rclations.
uAH.-
The Commtteo on Contingent Expenscs this
morning presented . report an tho subject Of
furnishing Gus tor lighting tho Capitol Building.
i1le Committee lud Oh examination
that II costs the State about 500
per month to light tho State-Ilouse,
/ and they, therefore, recommend that commit
tco OF i've ba appointed to draft blt looking to
, 1879-02-27

ought Of right to be cut down, or Topped oil
entirely; therefore, we. being u minority Of said
Cuinnllttsrt respectfully Msltl urtAly protest
agatnst thu passagu OF said l!ll.n
hir. Hltlckley nrose iro,n thu Democratic side
Of The House ultd read u lengthy slecel! upon
the subject Of tho report. In which Ha attacked
the Whole militia btltiHcss.
MI. Shgtnlntl moved to 10y tho minority re-
port on the table, whercupon q grand serait1!a
bcgan III tho House for the hnor. Tic DEM
ocra,s, led by Mr.. tlcrrn,gtou, began to
! speaker. Mr. hettqn was particularly vocit.
| crous, but, the. Clegk having conm0ncrl to
cali tic roll, t!ac Speaker declared t1eln out Of
orslcr. After yast amount Of confusion n'ltl
| sotlU lclny, the rnl-call was completed, md
| Tho motion to lay On the table wus' lost.
atr. Sherman arose to n persaaa. explanation,
n,rt nlntle spebch showing why hu had made
The nIotiun, Zig claimed ho ha.i not dnneit tur
purts wcFo1luafly sent to thu columlttce on Ap'
pEoprIattoEs'
.Y1,o Committee on Corporations Of tho 1iouse
is composed Vi fifteen 1nsInbrra, ulnc Of win'll
have slcncd report recommending tho passage
nj aiuray'B hill rcereatlt,E thu old syatc:n Ut
Fro And pollce BouEds npsllcable only to CHI
caSo.
Tie House this afternoon held session at
which number u bills wcrc taken up IN the
ordrr 0t tllird reading.
l
iztus Tho appointment uf three Fish Commits
RIo,icss by tllu toycsnor to select 1ocatinns fur
State iisla l!atc!,i'Is, Mr. crooker mado the IT,
mark tsat tfe rs!snE afnl cultivation of fish was
Eastern States US tetr c!lrtIca, anu liz did not
! think illinois should bu behind tEosu States.
| This Ia tho inst orthodox at!t piulla
rcmnrk tho gentlemen from LaSallu has inalG
during tl.U session. Tile gepttcnlan'a ppecc.,
partook Vt po!fttral ng we'll Us religious char
ncter for hn also stated that hp was III lnynr oi
Tho disruption Ut tho Democratic party, and Ia
knew of i'll better way than by furnishing plos
plorus fur brain consumption, 50 US to tercasu
tho average Intelligence OF Tho people, OF tla
HtAte.
Sir, Mckinley, who Is not very fond Of field
sports, unt who Ia OF IN economical turn nl
lsintt. moved to strike out tho onscltng cause
Of the BILL.
Ths no.on WIS to CrooAcr llls coal Of fire
OH d turtles bare.
A man named Pratt, who has beeomo rather
notorious ol, account ct his opetattonstn counet:
tou With tlu Iish-cultMsu OF thc Sl4te, Inns tpct
hanging aFouud thu Heuur1l Asscuhly during
thu Cntru srssion, trying to induces legis'ntiat
which would result III Ills appointment Us Fist
Commissioner. This AFTERNOON the tndiylttua
attempted to lux IN MI amendment to the FIsl
hill rlacil1K tbs appointment ot thc Fish Com
missioner III ihe l.lluls Of ilte STATIC Bourd q
Agriculture, where he thought h. had friends
wllcrcunon Mr. ErOuktr sat down upon tllu gen
tlcIt!an verY EolitiIy, denoullnatIng him u MI tn
splred idiot ind d l1rBt-class 1ralid. lilo 70
murKcti, further, that there wssc only two crea
tnEes ho Ind ever known who would steal 1lsh
| spawn, Aud oue was . GrpN au1 the 0tLe
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
BLACKwOOD'ss
EDs1BUECH MAGAZINE

Tho Brit \ Quarterlies give y the reader
well-digested information upon the great
events in contemporaneous history, and con-
taia mastorly criticisms on all that - Nfesh
and valuable in literature. as well az ii sum-
mary of the triumphs of science and art.
Tho wars likely to convulse all Europ. will
form topics for discussion, thsf will be
treated with thorOughness and ability no.
whero else to be found. Blackwood's Maga-
zine is fomous for stories, essays and sketch.
os of the highest literary merit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.
GREAT ACRIFICE IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE,

In most desirable location, viz: Sixth
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This property can be bought at figures
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Both steamships call Mt Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)and Santa Barbara.
DS- Passengers for San Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3o'clock p. NJ, Los Ange-
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Morning kilograms.
pnssengers Going south.

MoJAvE, Feb. AT e Fraser,
II Cotter and wife, T A Carey, j z
Newmark, w Leach, w q Strong,
II N Warner, w J Shreve, J b
Kelly, E G Curtis.
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LOS 4kNGEIESsssATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY l5 1879

inafa panic-stricken by reports of
the hague than are countries near
er Russia. The Rubathino line of
steamers between Italy and Egypt
has been discontinued. The i'm.
portationA of Egyptian cotton is
prohibiteds AT. Palermo a Greek
corn-laden vessel attempting to
enter port. was warned off by
cannon shot.
Coston MIN shut Down.
LONDON, Feb. l4.-The lower
Heyes cotton mill at Marcelsield,
employing 1000 bands, has given
notice that it will close Indefinitely
in consequence of the depression in
Better News for the Prague.
PARIS, Feb. l4th.-The official
journal says that the latest reports
of the plague are reassuring. 1t
has not increased and energetic
measures have been adopted for its
suppression. The French Govern
ment has dispatched physician to
investigate the disease. Reports
that tue pidSue nus dppeafeu Ill
Turkey are unfounded. There
is no ground for panic. and
no danger for the present from ar
rivals from the Black Sea or Sea
of Azof. Nevertheless, the Minis
ter of Commerce has ordered a
quarantine of two days at French
ports on the Mediterranean and at
Algeria, including arrivals from the
Black Sea and Sea of Azof even
when provided with clean bills of
fealth.
New Catholic Dioceses.
ROME, Feb. 14.-A decision has
just been reached at the Vatican to
create certain new dioceses in the
United States in consequence of
the growth Of the church in that
country.