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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08

Pasajeros llegados de Malaga en- ell vap. esp
ANA DE SALA. Antonio Garcia, Dolores
Garcia.
Salidos en- ell ALAVA.-Pa la Habana
Manuel Mayo Garcia, Ramon Valdes Moreno.
Llegados en- ell CIUDAD C0NDAL.-Fran-
cisco Echandi Ceestino Estrada, Eugenio
Alfonso, l nina, Joaquin Garcia, Enrique Sna-
rez, Ceferno Rodriguez, Manuel San Miguel,
Robustiano Reguera, Florencio Huerto, Sc
bastjan Martin, Pedro Case, Jose Elizalde,
Candida Tey, Francisco Bequeristain, F. AL
varez, Juana Bermejo, nihos Benito Fernan-
dez famiiia. Elisa Fuertes, | hermana, NJ.
Fernandez, Ramro Garay, Ricardo Canine,
Francisco Alvarez, Alejandrna Cepeda, Jaime
Garcia, Conception Ruiz, caela Lacamba, |
niha Ant Toca, nina, Ant Acoba, nihos,
Vicente Ladaga, Pillar Rodriguez, Cpriana
Ure, 6 guardas civiles, Fernando M 5 Ju-
an, Fernando Fernandez, Ramon Mendez,
Pio, Garicochea, Jose NJ Rodriguez, Sebastian
Texo, Jose Caggas, Ramon Fernandez, Fran
cisco Trapaga, lose NJ. Perez Jose b. Coma
ez, Ramon Martinez, Enrique Perez Loreto
viqueiras, Francisco Cuesta Agustin Cuesta,
Mercedes Gonzalez 2hijes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08

Los enc suscroen acabaa de recibir de los
F.. II fa Ar6rica, ol Ooior fa.tilzador abo-
NO &c oc,o. puramerte vege al y ore contie-
ne sognn an sis pra,a ado d Sc Jp.% de
amoniaco lnyitamos 9s r'cn torres ha-
Ger un ensayo CONT esuclremos Ell
precio, que no excedera de 80 pesos tonelada,
que viene a ser, con poca diferencia, 50 costo.
Por experimentos heehos en- la lsa de Cuba,
esta probado que es 81 melor abono para toda
clase de sembras. especialmente para Ia de
tabaco, infuyendo de tai modo en- el desarr0-
lIo de dicha planta que hace crecer 10 hoja tres
cuatro pulgadas de su tamaho ordlnaTio,
dand0 Ia ceniza del tabaco enteramente blan-
co Deposito Tetuan 26.
h an. GARCIA, GATEII. d Oa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08
SEVERE BASTON.
As AN FRA NCIS O-45
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RTCO.

1ra letras en- todas cantidades corta vista
sobre los siguientes captales y pueblos de la
Peninsula isas Baleares 7 laa Oanarias.
LKCEA,
Betanzos Bayona, Caldas de Reyes, Oamari
mas, Oornha, Oorcubiou, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
20, Lage, Muros, Mondo6edo, Noya, Orense
0rtigueira Santa Marital, Padron, Ponteve
dra, Puentedeune 9, Puenteareas, Rvadeo
Santiago, Tuy, Vivero, Vigoy Villagarcfa.
ASTU RlAS,
Aviles, Oangas dc 0nis, Oangas de Tneo, Ou-
dillero, Uolunga Castropo, Figueras, Gijon,
Grade, Lastres Llanes, Luarca, Oviedo, Pola
de Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Labiana, Pra-
via, Rivadesela, Salas, Tineo, Tapia, Villavi
cosa Infiesto.
RestO de La Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Oartagena, Oadlz, Grana.
da, Leon, Madrid, Pamplona, Santander, San
Sebastian, Sevllla, Valladolid, Valencia y Ia
ragoza
IaLAS RALEARES,
Ciudadela de Menorca y Palma dc Mallorea.
lSLAs CANAREAS,
Palmas lGran Canarissl, . II
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NOticiaS naciOnaleS.
DEL 9 DE sETIEMBRE.

Los peri6dicos axtranjeros hacen cum
plida justicia al ipgeniero espanol senor
Ibanoz porque una vez mas ha demos
trade en- los tra5ajos geodesicos que en-
Suiza ha comenzado, que es un sabio
eminentisimo Y uDa gloria de Espana.
-El Merconti Valen~iano da Ia 81.
guiente noticia
"Ayer Sc dicto auto de prision contra
nucstro particular amigo D. Gaspar
Thus, director dc la Seaero, y contra
los redactores y administrators de di-
cho diario.
E juzgado que act1a en ell asunto de
Ia suscricion para comprar un Toison de
Orc d. Cirlos, acusa a dlchos seno-
res de pretender cambiar la forma de
gobierno.
B ,jo la fanza de 5000 pesetas, que
daron en- libertad nuestros companeros
en- la prensa.
-Acordado en- principle el indulto
de Jose Folch Soler, ha sido recibida
la noticis con gran elogio en- los clrcu-
los de Barcelona.
-Segun telegramas de origen parti
cular, SO calcula hasta ahora en- Is ell
n1mero do dipotados provinciales que,
contrarios al gobierno, han debido sa!ir
triunfantes en- las t1ltimss elecciones.
De estos Is creese que II son de pro-
cedencia constitutional, que los tres
restantes uno es centralista de Ia provin-
cia de Pontevedra, y los otros dos inde-
pendientes.
DEL 10.
Sc ha presentado al senior ministro
ie la Gobernacion una proposition para
verificar por cuenta particular los fes-
JOS reales que han de tener lugar des-
pues del alumbramiento de s. M. la
reina.
En- ell programa, q mas de las funcio.
nes de conciertos, ETC., existe una cabal-
gata historical y fsntastica, function
ecuestre la usapza romano y otros es-
pectdculos de gran novedad.
En- la proposition SO solicita que ell
acceso & estos espectaculos sea de pago,
exception hecha del gobierno y cuerpos
Colegisladores.
Sc ha autorizado los jesuitas
franceses que 10 habian solioitado, pa
ra estabIecerse on Puig (Valencia).
-Esta tarde ha conference.-the con 81
ministro de Gracia y Justicia el senior
d. Teodoro Guerrero con objcto de in
teresar al Sr. Bugallal en- el indulto del
caiista de Santander Alvaroz Ortiz.
/ Ell ministro de Gracia y Justicia, que
acogi6 con benevolencia las rszones
que el Sr. Guerrero lie expuso, asegurt
haria cnanto estuyiera de su psrte on
i favor de aquel hijo de la prensa.
j Dice Ell Diayio de Acisos de cara.
lgoza:
Sagun tenemos entendido, anteayel
i fu6 sx0rcizada On Id catedral de Ia SEQ
pTeYia autorixscion del senor csrdensl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08

Estados- Unidos continia siendo tan impor-
tante los embarques de Manteca arroJan
La cifra de 46, 900 terzones de $40 netas cada
da una.
Tal ha sido la demanda para la marca
Aguila que la refineria de los Sres' V. ".
Marfarane los ha tenido que trabajar dia
Vnoche por espacio de tres semanas para
IIeQar q hacer l 200 tercerolas diarias, on
Noticiamos tltimos arribos de dicha mar
ca en- nuestro mercado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08
Al QUE 10 lATERESE.

Sc vende en- uu mddico preeio IN alamblque
con su cabezote, dc Ia cabida de euarenta
cinco cincuenta galones pnede verse en- q
eetablecimiento de D. Juan Florit, calle del
Arsenal, en- Ia Marina. Npre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08
BanOS de COanlO.

Tenemos ell honor de informar q las perso-
mas que deseen hacer uso de nuestras aguas
es, haber ijado a tempora-
la de "banos" desde ell dia II de Abril hasta
Octubre 81 durante cuyos meses encontrarau
todas las comodldades y atenciones que sean
necesaras.
Despues de la Ultima techa sclo proporcio-
nara el Establecmento habitaciones y ell uso
de las aguas
h 10 USERA & BLAN0H.
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RUTA A.
LLEGADAS. SALT AS.

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
pOr sale de San Thomas ell dia 3 las 8 de
la noche.
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08

Al puente de s. Antonio con derecho un
AL i'd. de i'd con derecho dos viajes de ida
dos de vuelta, Sc.
AL ID. de Martini Pefla con derecho un
viaje de ida otro de vuelta, SO.
AL i'd. de i'd. con derecho dos viajes de ida
Y dos de vuelta, .$12,
Al Rio-piedras con derecho un viaje de ida
otrO de vuelta, SO.
AL id. con derecho a dos viajes de ida y dos
devuelta SIS.
Los lines sabados saldra adem&s un
tren de Rio -piedras las de la tarde. Este
mismo tren saldra las 1t de la Capital
O-piedras.
Sc admite cargas precios modicos.
Puerto-Rico Satbre. 80 de l880.-PABLO
UBARRI. 81 agto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08
TARIFA PROVISIONAL.

PRIMERA CLAsE.
De la Capital s. Antonio viee-versa, 10 cts
- la id. d Martin Pe1ia vice-versa, 20 Id.
- la i'd Rio piedras vice-versa, 80 i'd.
IS. Antonio q Martin Pefia vice-versa,
10 Id.
- s. Antonio q Rio-piedras 6 vice-versa.
20 id
- Martin Pefia Rio-piedras vice-versa,
10 id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08
YlVIsIYT0 HDRIfIa0.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Octubre 3-De San Thomas, vap. franc. 'V.
de Bordeaux transitO
De Santander, yap esp "Ciudad
Condal," carga general
DE Ponce, vap, ing. CELSIUS,
trans t0.
SALIDAS.
Octubre 6.-Para Habana vap. esp. "Aava,
restO.
Para Aguadia vap esp "Sar
Jaan," carga general
Para Habana vap franc "V
Bordeaux, tran5to
Para idem, yap, esp. cana de
Sala," resto.
Para idem, vap. esp. " Ciudad
Condal, transito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08

Al pasajero no Sc Ie admlte mas equipale
que un bulto, cuyo bulto no exceda de II IL
bras de peso la demasia sera paga conven-
Sendo el mismo Ell conductor,
la EMPREsA no responde de aver(a.
Tambien Sc hetan coches para todos los
puntos que permita ell canine. Los precios
seran m6dcos. a. ii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08
CaTruajeS Dc Gonzalez, Ramos J Natienla.

Desde el dia 10 del presente mes, la en-
presa, para mas comodidad del piblico, au-
mentara las salidas diaras de los coches en-
relacion con las horas que tiene establecidas
ell TRANVIA, Y con una rebaja notable en-
los precios.
HORAS DE SALTDA.
De la Carolina Rio-piedras, las u
10t de Ia ma6ana.
De Caguas Rio-piedras, & las 81 y 3 do
la mafana.
De Rio-piedras para ambos puntos las s
V de la tarde, fietados todas horas, abo-
nando los asientos que tenga ell coche.
PRECTOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08

Llegada salida del vapor para Puerto
Plata Habana M6jco Llega San Juan
ell dia II las de la manana Sale de San
Juan ell dia II 4 las de la mailana.
Para mas informes dirigirse los consig-
natarios LATIN r q Co., San Juan Puerto
Rico S. 26
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-08
lSEIGl0s DIgIlSQS
T LAS PILDORAS
S$SSa SY.eSX VEGETABLES AzUCARADAs DE
B RI OIL

Ell medicamento anti-bioso mas poderoso
que sc 0noce, garantizandose que solo contie.
ne sustancias vegetables. La podoflina y lep-
andrina constituyen sus principles activos. Son
un antfdoto infalibIe contra la jaqueca, flatuen-
cia, gastritis, cardialga indigestion, dyspepsia
congestion del hfgado, dolor de costado oe
espalda, constipation del vientre, almorranas
para toda complication del hfgado, estoma-
90 rifiones
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TRANVIA
De la Capital 4 RiO-PiedraS.
ITINERARIO PROVISIONAL.
HORAS DE sALIDA.

Este ITINERARIO Sc establece pr0visio.
naImente para los dias laborables. Los dias
de fiesta regra ell siguiente
Capitald Rio-piedras. Rio-piedras Capital
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sops Ala Fpllspna - y co'nas'0,
, 1880-03-28

RECEIVERS SALE,
ADMINISTRATORS sale.

90 not lose the opportunity to buy
Fountains, Statuary, Vases, Weather
Vanes, Crates, Brass Fire Irons,
Tenders, Andirons, ETC., and all 9TH
or goods Included In the stock OF the
late III. 3. Gould at 262 and 264 Wa
bash-av., at prices much below reg
ular rates. They must be closed out.
N. G. HILLS, Administrator.
, 1880-03-28
| WASHINGTON.
Notable Debate on the Diplo~
matte Appropriation Bill
in the House.
Mr.. Washburne's Great Serv-
ices in Paris Fifty
Acknowledged.
A Wel-Deserved Compliment
to an American
Citizen.
Report Of the Committee Which
Investigated the Freed
mems Bank.
Criminal Actions Which Led to the
Collapse Of That Insti-
tuition.
a Bill Prepared Fixing the
Duty on Barley
Malt,
The Dignity Of the Supreme Court
Disturbed by Alleged
Eavesdropping.
The Dignity Of the Supreme Court
Disturbed by Alleged
Eavesdropping.

THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.
| DEBArE IN THE HOUSE.
| WASHINGTON, D. c., March S7.-The House
t this morning, in Committee Of the Whole Com
verse in the chair, considered the Consular and
| Diplomatic Appropriation bill
Mr.. Blackburn. OF the Appropriation Commit
tee, stated If the bill were not modified and NH
terially amended he could not give it his sup
port for in its present shape he considered It q
crude BILL There were number Of clauses In the
bill, the necessity advisability, and reason for
which he WAS totally ignorant. He protested he
had no blame or responsibility for the bill Tho
Consular system needed to be revised. enlarged,
| and encouraged, and he WIS willing to take tho
aggregate amount appropriated by the bill
and expend it, every dollar, for. the ex-
tension OF that system. He protested
it WIS neither American nor was it republican
in its instincts or its teachings to copy the pa
Reantry and mimtcry OF Royalty by seeking to
fo1st upon 3 foreign Court tinseied representa-
tive OF effete practice, thereby serving only to
play the role OF shoddy, III imitation Of n1on-
archical Governments, which rested for rnaia-
tenance not on popular approval or individual
rights, but On arbitrary power and bayouets
which ever surrounded tho throne OF tyranny.
Mr. WAsHBCnNE's RECORD.
Mr. Robeson, in reply to Mr.. Blackburn, as-
serted that the American diplomatic service had
been as respectable and Us successful rs any
that the civilized world hid ever seen.
and it had contributed more than the
people seemed to realize to the progress
OF American history and to the safety Of
American institutions In all the records
Of our diplomatic history there is no nobler
career written than that which Washburne full
filled when he was American Minister to the
Court Of Paris. We all know when tho war be-
tween Prussia and France broke out the Capital
of 1mperiai France WIS filled with the elite OF
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lie was a strange looking stranger and
most loquacious one. One Detroit citizen be-
gan to be sorry directly that in his unguarded
civility he had made any remark about the
weather.
~ ou asked me-" said he, in the most inn
pressive manner, 'lf could account for this
mild weather at this season of the year. Yes
sir, l can. My theory regarding this warm
spell can be explained in just two hours, and
l'll go to your office and do it,
mo you won't was the blunt answer.
.'But will. When | set out to oblige a
man I'm willing to spare four hours, if
necessary"
The citizen crossed the street, hoping to
shake the man off, bu. he also crossed and
went on:
"Having been appealed to by you to explain
the cause of this mild"-
''See here " said the other as he halted, 81
don't want any more of yoll!'
'But you asked me to explain"
81 didn't
"You are liar--you did,
"What''
''Don't bristle up to me with any of your
whats - warned the stranger, cor I'll knock
your nose off. l never allow anybody to trf1e
with me! We will either go to your Office
and devote two hours to an explanation of my
theory or Ill lick you for asking me useless
questions and taking up my valuable time y
The citizen TUNED pale, looked all around
and then made a rush to the nearest house.
| The stranger waited around awhile and then
darted off with the remark:
'Never you mind, sir! I'll hunt the whole
city over but I'll find your office! No mai.
can get me all worked up on mild spell of
| weather and then Snub me like heathen."-
| Detroit Free Press.
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A London paper says that few days since
young lady who is the belle of certain
suburb not 100 miles from Charing Cross, and
is renowned not only for her charming figure
and exquisite taste in dress but also for her
grace and skill as skater, was fascinating
host of admirers and maddening with jealousiy
a host Of rivals by he feats upon the ice, when
she suddenly stumbled and fell. A score OF
chivalrous galants sped TO the rescue, but
before one of them could reach her she had
reSained her feet. She was wearing a
Canadian skating costume. 1t unfortunately
happened in this case that in endeavoring to
save herself the lady ripped her stocking with
the point of her skate. She was not, however
aware of the mishap, and glided away from
her rescues with her usual graceful rapidity
As she sped along in conscious triumph
strange sound reached her ear, ominously like
suppressed laughter. She cast quick glance
back, and l leave you TO imagine her
feelings when she saw that her course Was
marked by long trail of sawdust. The
shapely limb to which the wounded stocking
belonged was fast losing its symmetry, and
the secret of its shapliness stood revealed.
Enough; l will diaw veil over her bushes.
But doubt whether she will skate much iii
public near London this winter"
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Edison and His Enemies.

Mr.. Edison is much annoyed by the adverse
criticisms of some scientific men who, he says,
have condemned his light without seeing it.
"Grif" turning suddenly to his secretary
"When l am through with my light, when it
is running all right in New York, I'm going to
attend to these men. I'll build monument
with base fifty feet wide. On this I'll put
the names of all these so-cailed scientific
men, together with what they have said of my
light. The column shall be capped with ali
ass head and this inscription But remem-
Der, my masters, that am but an ass though
it be not written down yet, forget not that |
am an ass At night I'll have the thing light
ed up with electric jets. Cor. Philadelphia
NelrS.
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Nrw York. Feb. 0.-The Times of to-
marrow will print the following editorial par
agraph a near personal ana poiiticai
friend of eX-PreSident Grant, who doubtless
knows whereof he speaks, authorizes the toi-
lowing as Il correct statement OF the bcierai
Dosition with reference TO the iresluehcy.
He saws General Grant is not now, nor has
ha aver been. a candidate for the Presidential
nomination, but should the Republican ma
tional convention nominate him in the same
manner rs other candidates are nominated,
he would deem it his duty to the country anu
the pa,ty to accept Travelling abroad, lie
was A stranger to the contest now gong OH
for the Presidential nomination, and he has
written no lettcis on the subject to any per-
son. and all assertions to the contrary are
without foundation in fact.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Feb. 9.--Dellingham
rontesses that he first shot and then outraged
lis amt. The officials have taken nm 10
Portsmouth jail.
S,x FRANCISCO. Feb. "a Sandiago dis
match saws official information was received
Today from San Rafael, Lower California, OF
tbe arrival there of the rebel General, mar
nues. The forces of the federal government
aro said to have made no opposition to him.
a. a. l. renorted that Marques, after fixing things
nolitically, will depart for Sonora and carry
pn his movement against Diaz in the north
ern States of Mexico.
DENVER, Feb. 0.-At 1870 to-day the last
.,,iI,n tn rnnnert the branch of the Atchison,
Tonok, & Santa Fe to Santa Fe was driven
by Governor Wallace.
Nrw YORK, Feb. lO.-The Wortds cor
.nnndont nj the City of Mexico says
8. Great preparations are making 10 receive
Cv,nt hare A state banquet at the Iaiace
National % and grand state ball, as we well u as .,s
brilliant fete campetre in the grounds ,I OF the ne
,"annifccnt castle of Chapultepec will be
given , oe ,o.a
;,,tr Iown town business men Will hold
'asso,iur ans this morning TO form the nucleus o
a club to advocate the nomination o' oner
man for the Presidency
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WHOLE NO. 1876
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The Herdlds Irish
| elief fund las reached Sl14300. =

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The Herdtds Irish
relief fund has reached $144, 300.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-There is consider
able speculation to know who is the near per-
sonal and political friend of General Grant
who announced that he (Grant) would accept
the Republican nomination. Some of the
evening papers declare it is E. B. Wasllburne,
while the Worlds Washington correspondent
says it is Edward Pierrepont
LITTLE Rock Feb. 1O.-While three men
in the Iron Mountain Railroad shops were
changing hot water from one engine to an
other, at Barring Crossing, yesterday, the hose
burst and the men were badlv scalded. One,
Deems Casol, it is supposed fatally.
ALBANY, Feb. 1O.-All the papers in the
county clerks Office, except one judgment
roll, were saved from the City Hall fire yester-
day. The extensive library in the county
court room was destroyed. The burning of
the Hall turns out of doors the supreme
court, the county court, and all other courts
held in Albany except the police court and
court of appeals. The fire is believed to be
the work of incendiary and ugly rumors are
handed about as to the reasons why the de-
struction of the building was desired The
loss is estimated at 5000 with an insurance
of $4,000. . .. tt.,.a'E-s. .. ii
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-Prominent office
holders and politicians headed by Sheriff Wal
lace and Lew irwin, INDUCED in street fight
this afternoon on account of the charges of
bribery and corruption preferred by Wallace
against Irwin, who was recently a candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney. An investigation
is likely.
NIr. Curtis the .'StrOnS Man. Question.
There is no mere intolerable and unrepub-
| lican nonsense than the talk of the necessity
| of IA "strong man. in the Presidents chair.
| 1t is the cry of distrust of American institu-
tions 1t is cry of welcome 10 those who
despisc republic and disbelieve in it. What
we need is not the government of strong
man, but OF strong people, that is. of a
people strong in their faith in the popular
Institutions, strong to maintain every bulwark
of liberty and the republic which the expert
ence of a century and the example of our best
ana wiscst patriots have erected. Ourgovern-
ment cannot be ''stronger" than it is without
ceasing to be popular government. There
is no necessity for the Republican party to
make the only nomination which would
arouse the indignant protest against the theory
that any citizen is essential to the safety Of
the country, and that the soundest conserva-
tive rules and traditions must be overthrown
in order to put the executive power into his
hands.-Iid,per's Weekly.
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Railroad Accident.

UAIIFAN. y. S, Feb. 1O.-The engine,
tender and baggage ear on the PIcton Branch
railway ran off the track to-day. ahont mile
from New Glasgow, tearing up hundl ed
feet of rails and throwing the engine and
trrder ON one side and the car on the other,
over an embankment forty feet high, crushing
the driver, James Cameron, almost completely
srvernc the left leg between the knee ana
hin. The LEG had to be ampuated before he
could be got from under the car. lie Will
probably die.
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Reasan's Bill.

WAsliINGToN Feb. 10.-Tbe House Com
nerce Committee took up Reagans inter
State commerce bill and decided by vote OF
eight to seven not to report the bill to the
House. Reagan then requested the privilege
of presenting all adverse report to the House,
but Representative Bliss. who had voted not
to report the bill to the House. moved TO re-
consider that vote, and pending the consider
alton of lis motion the committee adjourned
uuiil Fr,laV