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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-11
GACEYlLLAS.
Calor.-
Jose r. BecerYG.

Od1O4s
Tiene ell campo matices de esmeraldas
Y el cielo inmensidad y poesia
Tenen los montes sin ser hembras, faldas
Y encantos tiene la arboleda umbria; ..
Tlene Paris hernosos bulerdres,
neblas L6ndres, y recuerdos Roma,
Y tene lavanderas Manzanares,
Y la terra de Dios salero y broma.
Hace un frio espantoso en- la Siberia,
Hace ell ingles todos cara seria
Sean sus deudores rusos espailoles;
en- esta Capital desventurada. 80.
Hace oh Dios un calor de tres bemoles II
Concerto. -Galantemente invitados.
tuvimos ell gusto de asistir al que di6
anoche en- sus salones el reputado
professor de m1sica y compositor Don
Genaro de Aranzamendi. ALI, en- me-
dio de una numerosa y distinguida
concurrencia, especialmente del bello
sexo, SO cantaron selectas piezas de
opera consiguiendo entusiastas aplau-
os la sonora Andino de Oiler y los
senores Sarriera y San Juan. Los
trozos que oimos de la opera Ca
moens, del Sr. Aranzamendi-escuela
italiana-son nota5les por su melodia y
por el gusto y delicado sentimiento que
en- ellos resplandecen. Por 10 que ve-
mos, Caneoens esta llamado ser un
verdadero triunfo para ell compositor.
Lucieron ademas su aplicacion y ha.
bilidad en- el piano las bellas seloritas
Davila y Romero y encantaron q todos
las angelicales ninas Girona. Dueno
nos hizo saborear una preciosa fantasia
que ejecuto felizmente en- Ia fauta.
Conclude tan agradable concerto.
Terpslcore reclamo su parte y q las IL
media de Ia noche SO retiraron todos,
complacidlsimos por las multiplicadas
fnezas y atenciones de que fueron OBJ
jeto por parte de los amables dueios de
la casa.
Sc rea.-Defnitivamente tendra
lugar el dia de Santiago un ameno bale
de mascaras en- los salones del Casino
Espanol. Sc hacen grandes preparati-
vos para Que conserven grata memoria
de aquel dia los afcionados a la loca
Terps1core.
A rey muerto rey puesto -Sobre los
ann paipitantes restos del difunto Eco
de las Lomas, ACADIA de aparecer en- Sau
German, lleno de esperanzas y brfos
Inn nuevo colega tituladQ ~ PQryenir,
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SALIDAS.

Julio s.-Para Marsella, berg. esp. "Beatriz.
carga.
- 9.-Para ID, Id. i'd. "Rosalia, I'D.
9.-Para Falmouth, i'd. ing. ssIbis. ;, ia +
$3.50 9.-Para Habana, vap. esp. ssEmilia.
no"id
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COCllcra,

Sc subarrienda una muy bien situada
y capaz para dos carruaies. Fortaleaa
80 dafAn rszop, i-a% y
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AOVINIIl70 IlRlfINl.
ENTRADAS.

Julio Ode santh6mas, vap. ing. sHadii.
carga.
s.-De De 5 Habana, 4,, id; esp, "Pasajes, : ID.
9.-De Manatl, gol. "Providencia." id.
9.-De Santa Cruz, gol. ing. aBarbara,
f. Latin mern i'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-11

Ingresos calculates para 1878
y79...................... 1851, $50
Idem realiZados EN- idem (se.
gun telegramas. .......... $3.50, 722 {
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Exceso de los gastos a los ingre-
sos presupuestos. ........... 97,O67 III
Entire los ingresos calculados para ell
ano economico de 1878.79 y los realiza-
dos durante el mismo, sin parjuicio de
las alteraciones que ofrezca ell examen
de las cuentas correspondientes) resulta
10 que sigue:
Pesos. Cts.
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La existencia lfquida era por 10
tanto de- .............. 80. 277,sls 50
La existencia por iguales conceptos
que habla el 30 de JUNO de 1879, se-
gun datos telegrafcos, era la que sigue:
Pesos. Cts
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Diferencia de mas. -. 229

Y 81 la comparacion de ingresos Sc
hace entire el ejercicio de 187778 y el
de 187879, aparece 10 siguiente
PpsoS (tc
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Boletin Mercantil.

Sumas satisfachas
ademas por cuenta
del mismo presu-
puesto. ........ 1851 95
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Aumento en- 1879-79.. :. {

Ingresos obtenidos en- 1877-75. 3075, ,06l 80
Idem id. en- l87s-79. 9.......... 3.76O,722 81
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Total de gastos. .s.628, ,s97

1854 o5
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Ha seguido siendo, pues, relativamen-
to pr6spera la situacion del Tesoro, y
por ESQ, como queda indicado, pude
cumplir los preceptos legales y las Or
denes de V. E., satisfaciendo al fnali-
Ear el ejercicio economico de 1879
todas las obligaciones q 81 afectas, asi
como otras extraordinarias por cuenta
del mismo, en- esta forma
Pesos Cts.
Tngresos presupuestos para 1879
7s ....... .aa:..............assls3o :.
Gastos liquidos fla
dos y realizados
pare idem., ,,..en stsA,se6 u
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o0' : O017'0H1
839,406 IS
como en- dicho mes fueron sa-
tisfechas agunas obligaciones
correspondence 81, por va
lor de II, ,243-59 pesos, queda-
ron para pagar por cuenta del
mismo mes ................. l34, $50 l8
La existencia hquda era pues,
de.......................... 7O4,8l6 81
COMPARACION
Existenca en- 80 de JUNO de 1878 277,9l3 So
Existencia en- 80 de JUNO de 1879 7o4,8 8l6 81
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"
Manuel de Saboya, de la corona del
reino Y sus dominios, cuyo memorable
documento constituye la base el pun
TO de partida para la historic contem-
poranea del reino de Italia.
He aqui como de la misma manera
que la intervention notarial asegura la
cesion de una pequena porcion de tie
IRA, puede y debe asegurar en- momen-
tos dados la de un reino.
Rsconocida la importancia dc la instl-
tucion notarial, nunca sera mucho GUAM
TO 90 haga para conservarla en- TODD su
esplendor. Los intereses mas respeta-
bles de la vida, asf con relacion las
personas, como respecto q los pueblos,
segun deiamos demostrado, SO confian d
la Intervention y rectitud del notario
' este, por razon de su moralidad profe-
sional, independence y decoroso modo
de vivir en- la sociedad, quela ley misma
recomienda, debe estar en- condolences
de responder q esa confanza; y despo-
iado de toda particular consideration,
obrar con estricta unprecedented, como
iuez probo, pues magistrates son los
mas intimos de la familia, los unos para
dirimir las discordias, fallando en- justi-
ola dando cada uno 10 que es suyo
' los otros los Notarios para cosa
mas crande, 81 cabe, para evitar esas
discordias, para naantener Ia pax q Ia jus
t;c;o. como decia ell gran emperador, con
yirtiendo en- leyes las convenciones, ha
ciendo inquebrantable la voluntad de
hombre, 40 solo mi4ntras viva sino lie
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SCISSORS
To the ELast-Mrs. O'COnnOr. OF Mason
Depot, sticks TO 1t that She Is
Right and Ashner As Wrong
Now let MS Hear no
More AbOutit.

EDITORS APPEAL-Mr. Ashner still thinks
he is right; sorry he did not feel so confident
of it yesterday, or he would not have asked
our present magistrate and ex-mayor, Mr.. 7.
Taylor, to use his influence with me and pre-
vail on me not to publish my denial of his
slanderous statement. 1 see by his short
contra that no person signed it except his
clerks, and even one of them, Mr.. Cohen,
refused to sign 1t, and said he thought two
from the same house were enough, for well
Mr.. Cohen knew he had not been in my store
for over week, and as l did not leave my
store that day, | could not have spread 1t
very far. But Mr.. Ashner told Mr.. Cohen to
sign and he obeyed. Mr.. Ashrer said he did
not intend for Mr.. Lowenstein to publish it,
and was seemingly very much put out about
it, but others In town think it Is all pretense,
as he is, like many others. splendid on the
fig ht when he has nothing but widow with
out a protector to war against. There Is one
mistake in regard to the brakesman's name.
1t was not Mike M'Graw; the conductor made
mistake in giving noe the name. If Mr..
Ashner and his clerk had been at their own
place of business they would not have been
making so many newspaper sensabonals.
Respectfully. MRS. NELLIE o'CoNNoR.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. S. T. SPAULDINd, travelling agent and
correspondent Of the Catholic AdU0cate, pub
lished at Louisville. Kentucky, is in the city.
VISITORS at the cotton exchange yesterday
were o. V. Hays, Cairo; - Echols, Cotton
Plant; G. I. PIttmaD, Louisville. Kentucky.
NASHVILLE Banner: eve understand that
a Miss Davis, OF La Guardo, Wilson county,
has recently finished a novel on which she
has teen engaged for quite while. Miss
Davis Is said TO be one of the most brilliant,
cultivated and highly educated women in the
looked forward to with great eagerness. 1t
is understood that a Nashville publishing
firm are making efforts 10 secure the manu-
script. 1t is the intention of the authoress,
however, to dispose of 1t to an eastern firm"
NASHVILLE Cumberland Presbyterian:
Thanks TO our heavenly Father, We are
again at home and in good health, though
much wearied by the incessant labors of the
assembly. Acting as member OF the assem-
bly,, not being well during the first days,
serving on an important committee, and at
tending to subscriptions for the paper, and
other matters, made the occasion unusually
laborlous, and we feel very much exhausted.
With all of our labor, we still enjoyed the
meeting, and especially our delightful home
with Mr.. Babb. Mrs. Babb is 2 genuine rep
resentative of an Irish lady, of wit aud in
teligence, and a most devoted Catholic, but
certainly the most catholic Catholic we have
met. The pleasure of our short stay in this
elegant and delightful home was greatly in
creased by our most gentlemanlv and agree
able companion, Brother w. +. Nisbet, of
Evansville, Indiana"
AT the Central Methodist church yesterday
afternoon, an interesting marriage ceremony
was celebrated by Rev. James A. Heard, pre-
siding elder Of the Memphis district The
contracting parties were Mr.. W. C.. Robin
son and Miss E. NJ. Pearcefeld, of this CITY.
The attendants were as follows: Mr.. II. D.
Robinson and Miss nnie Goodwin, Mr.. h L.
Guioa and Miss Matte Watson. The ushers
we're Messrs. Arthur Taylor, w atkins Ciapp,
Sam Pepper and 81. N. johnson. The church
was crowded by the friends of the gallant
groom and charming bride. The music by
the choir was conducted by Mr.. Z. Levy,
imposing, and made a lasting impression
upon those who were in attendance. The
ladies were out IN force, and Of course were
charmed with the bridal celebration. The
bride was elegantly dressed and presented a
picture of youth and beauty. The groom IS
q gallant gentleman worthy OF the prize
which he has secured. At the conclusion of
the ceremony the bride and groom received
the congratulations of friends and acquaint-
ances. The happy couple left on a bridal
trip via St. Louis. The wedding was the
topic of conversation among the young peo-
pie of the city yesterday. The APPEAL
wishes the happy couple that happiness and
prosperity IN life they most undoubtedly de-
serve.
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SCHOOL Elk AMINATEON.
The Children of Hrs. M. Z. NIlier's
Room, in the MARKET street Pub
lie school Building, Pass sue
eessfGIly the OrdeRI-The
Programme.

We publish to-day programme OF the
usual annual exercises in Mrs. NJ. (. Mlllers
room, Market street school, unavoidably left
out in Saturdays issue. The self-possessed
manner of the pupils and their distinct enun-
citation showed that unusual care had been
taken training them. In fact, Mrs. Miller Is
considered a most energetic, untlriDg teacher.
In conducting the exercises she was assisted
by Superintendent w. e. Foute and Prof. L.
G. Anderson, principal of the high school.
The opening address was very touching and
appropriate: 1--WE greet you, friends, so
kindly, and welcome you to our school-room.
Though memory wakes with all her busy
train, bringing the past year before US, when
revered superintendent and two dear school
mates participated in our joys, and others
smiled and blessed our work who have since
fallen asleep and rest so peacefully, yet we
still labor on in the fields of knowledge, be-
lievlng life is duty. Of the gems we gathered
we will not speak, but hope that your glad
dening love will shine Ger US and crown our
efforts with success. So welcome, welcome,
one and all.
Salutatory-Miss Hattie Schwarzenburg.
Reading-"The Raven" Miss Solamenia
Behr.
Donohue, B. Berton. NJ Naloney, H.Schwar-
zenturg, B. Besthoff, L. Johl, A. Taylor, NJ.
Ellis, B. Harris. ]. Wentroth and M. hrk-
son.
Recitation-"W p Miss Addie We
Der.
Dialogue-"The Lost Letter." Master A.
Samelson, w. Trout and A. Buell..
SoDg-"They Say, Miss Bernardlne ber-
ton.
Dialogue-''True Pride" Misses Lille Vi
ars and A. Weber.
Dialogue-"The Orphan" Master Charles
Lyons and Bessie Harms.
Recitation-''Ka Lee. " Willie Gray and
Miss May Ellis.
Dialogue-"The True Cost" Misses B.
Besthoff and S. Behr.
Dialogues Entertaining Sisters Beau"
Miss Fl. Schwarzenburgisa nd Master A.
Buell.
Recitation-'Lov Lighters Labor" Miss
Lihe Johl.
Song-'Janet's Bridal, Miss Bernardine
Berton.
Dialogue-"Eight O'Clock" Misses May
Ellis and Fannie Page.
"Bingen On the Rhine, Miss
Beruardine Berton.
Song Ask Me Not Why" Miss Soda
menia Behr.
Recitation-"B!ess me Tonight, Mother"
Miss II. Summarizing.
Song-"I m as Light at Heart" Miss A.
Weber and Master A. Samelson.
Northumberland Bridge" Miss Lille
Wars.
Dialogue-"The Way to Windham," Mas
tiers George Newton and Arthur Buehl.
Recitation" Where is Annette?" Miss
Mary Donohue.
Dialogue-Fairyland Queen" Miss
Mary Ellis; "Page," Master Meredith Yates;
Flower Girl" Miss Anna Donohue; - Fairies,'
Misses B. Berton, B. Besthof, L. Johl and Ida
| Wentroth; "Wanderer, Miss Anna Taylor;
"Gypsy Maiden" Miss Kate Hewitt; Butter
flies" Misses A. Weber, II. Schwarzenburg.
L. Wars and S. Behr; "Geni," Miss Matilda
| Erkson.
The pupils having drawn for volume of
Moore's poems, handsomely bound in blue
and gold, Master Arthur Buehl was success
full, and to him the volume was presented by
Miss Fannie Page, who then reclted the Sab
| bath Bells.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

seurs,
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
GENTLEMEN in search of a neat boot or
shoe of excellent quality, will find the article
at 347 Nam street.
WIsGs's Buckeye salve, the only sure cure
for piles Ask your druggist for the genuine
artcle-Wiggs's buckeye salve.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and is extra strength. For
sale Dy MADDEN q AVERY.
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RUDOLPH FINK, General Manager,
KREMER. HERZOG Il co.

Lace fchus, 81 so, 81, worth $40.
Lace sacques, 81 so, So, worth $40.
Lace points, 81, SIS, worth SIS.
Lisle gloves, 25c, worth SOC.
Damask towels, 15c, worth 95c.
Thousands of ladies' hats, 25c.
Thousands of children's hats, Csc.
Flowers at 15c, zoe, 40c
Wreath-trimmed hats 81, So, 81, SIS.
KREMER, HERZOG s co.
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National Waste Clearly Defined.

The sale of Atkinson's white rose exceeds
that OF any other perfume and constantly in
creaslng, can hardly fall short of quarter
OF a million bottles annually.
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HO! for BIOunt Springs. Ala,

makes close connection at Decatur with the
south bound trains on the Louisville and
Nashville and Great Southern railroad, land
ing you at Blount without delay Many of
our citizens who thought of going there
hesitated because of a lay over of fourteen
hours at Decatur, and they will be pleased to
learn of this favorable change. Mr.. Z. C.
Bannon, late of the Peabody hotel, and well
known in Memphis, is now at Blount and
will be glad to welcome any of his friends at
the New Jackson house.
PURGE out the morbid humors of the
blood by dose of Ayers pills, and you will
have cleaner heads as we'll as bodies
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FIOyd's Candies

SHELBY COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY will
meet this evening ut eight O'clock
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THERE'S no mistake that one-half of the
spasms and cramps in children are the result
of worms, and even adults are frequently
treated under mistake, while the genuine
seat of the disease is worms. Try DIR. c..
M'Lane's celebrated vermifuge, taking great
care to see Fleming Bros, Pittsburg," is on
the label, and you will learn a grand secret.
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100 French
DRAP D'ETE SUITS,

And made in the very best style, at less than
cost, at
L. LOWENS TEN,
PAL and 243 Main street, COR Jefferson.
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United states COurts-ROn. f. q, Ham,
mand Presiding.

Steers VS. Daniel; set for trial Monday,
June 9th Kelly VS. Mississippi Central rail
road; argued and submitted. The call of
the law docket will be commenced this
morning.
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am bleaching leghorn hats by new pro-
cess and guarantee them to look equal to
new. W. GOODYEAR,
$50 Second street,
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Removed.

NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
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FOB SALE OK LEANE.

TIHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
l. SHOP Including large az d valuable grounds.
buildings and machinery. The tools ara good and
in good order, embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
palOes, one lotion Crane. and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing Mil etc.
In THE MACHINE SHoP-Two Iron PlaneTs. two
Engine Lathe1, two Drll Presses, two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc
In THE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay d Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Lathes, one Splitting saw and Table.
TIE MOTIVE POWER is one 20-hOIse Engine, with
four nued Boiler, Pumps, Tank, Skating, Hangers
and Pullies complete For price and terms, address
US at Memphis, Tenn j. +. FRANK & co.
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and the committees were appointed as fol-

and the committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
Auxiliary Sanitary Observation-Disclosures.
Goodwin, Fontaine and Willins
Executive Council of City Government
Messrs. OVerton, Guy and Burke.
1t was agreed that another Joint meeting
of the legislative council and the auxiliary
sanitary association would be held to NOR
row Thursday afternoon at two o'clock,
when the joint committee on settlement
would make report.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Report OF Committee.
The following report of the Joint committee
council OF the Taxing District of Shelby coun-
ty and the Auxiliary sanitary association of
Memphis, was agreed to:
"Said committee recommend that the special
committee appointed by said sanitary association,
composed OF MeSsrS. GOdwin, FOntaine and Willins.
conclude their work and consummate the Of
the property as authorized by said association, viz
one liquid wagon, two carts, nine mules, two sets
double harness, five sets single harness, and turn
the same over to the proper officer of the Taxing
DlStrlct, 10 De used permanently for sanitary and
street purposes the title In said property 10 remain
In said auxiliary association. said committee fur
Their report and recommend that said auxiliary sani-
tafy association make an appropriation OF nine
hundred and fifty dollars the estimated amount
necessary for sanitary purposes for the month of June
The committee also recommend the appointment by
the auxiliary sanitary association of three sanitary
officers In addition to those appointed by the Taxing
District authorities to be under the control and pay
of the sanitary association TO be sworn In special
police and furnished with badges as such.
JAS. S. PRESTIDGE, Chairman,
N. FONTAINE,
JNO. T. wilkins,
JNO. OVERTON, JR.,
Ii. BURKE,
W. W. CITY.
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Fancy baskets of fruits, candies and
lunches put up for persons leaving. Pure
ice-cream and snerberts a speciality. Every
thing nice at Floyd's.
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which is the Cheapest

package of Dukes Durham, containing
ttcenty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
CO made, or one common cigarP Each costs
ten cents.
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ladies. Take Notice.

The gas office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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As to Conflict of JurisdictiOn-BOth
Sanitary Boards to Work In Har-
mOny-JOint Special Committee
to Arrange Minor Matters
and Report Tomorrow
Afternoon
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The gas Office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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RnmOVQh,

THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge toni: for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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ReRlOYe6.

Those leaving the city should get box OF
FloYd's candies
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&TGAE.EN.

TTORsE-On Monday night, May 9th, a dark
II bay horse. with white face and four white feet,
and white film In one eye; has Jumps on withers. A
liberal reward for his return TO
DILLY sEsSON. shelby DepOt. Tenn.
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SANITARY MATTERS.

Joint Conference Meeting of the Legis-
lative Council Of the Taxing-District
and the Executive Committee of
the Auxiliary Sanitary AssO.
ciati0n-A General
Discussion
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Report of Finance Committee.

Subscriptions since last report are as follows
BY 4. N. Drake and Lou Leubrie-
James Speed and B. Hughes, SIS each 10 90
q. D. Crockett and 7. Holman. jr., 81 each 90
By Chares Kney and j. Fahlen-
". 4 warner and Buckham & Campbell, % W
j. Folk and Charles Gebhardt, So each. 4 90
L. Rosenbaum. d. Jacob, Myers, Rosen-
helm Bros, Elphlngstone, L. Kney, Dau-
mise. G. Schmidt, W. Schneider, j. W.
81 each $50, ~ @ IL 90
O'Keefe, 25c ..',.....,....,. 225
By s. j. Camp, Phil j. Mallon and T.
Ns$s4 sl 81 G S9SRy n 90 SO
W. KILLER Il Co. Scheibler & Co., Kahn IL
Freiberg, p. M. Pattison q Co. and Lyle
d Shields, SO each. 80 90
Harry Conn, Thoms d Speers, G. Stout d
Bro, T. O'Suivan. Mrs Mary Myers. W.
Chase d Co., Joe Walter, Phil Malion.
Jack IL MCrea, Bryson d Camp and
woodruff d Oliver, SO each ...-.........- % 90
Owen Lilly and J. Schwill, So each. q 90
Johu Dunn, 81 so; cash, 25c............. 2 75
T. ]. Mccarthy. II. Il ). Gross, Sebastian,
o. +. Armstrong, Kupferscnmidt, j. Sic
vel. FL. Phillips. Statfer, A. NJ. StOddard
and I. A. Leddin, 81 each .-.-------.--- 20 90
Louis Keith. 81 90; Brent. 25c. 70
Farrell, A. Huber, cash, VIM. Lleben and
Dr.. R. B. Maury ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Sternberg Il Lee. $3.50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 90
Christian Brothers, by Brother Maurelian.. ; 90
Fred Morti and 2. M'Ganghan, 81 EACH 2 90
A. s. Whitford, So; cash, 81 OBJ. 05
Total. 1886 80
H. FURSTENHEIM, chm Finance Com.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-04
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