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, 1880-04-22

Spretat Dtypaeh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAaIIl lNtsri1N. u. e., April o1.-Tho Dntno-
er.,ts NJ The Subcommittee of thu WayA md
htrnns Committee, nplMintcfl tn cusno to aomc
ctrnGluston III tu Il u.ritf till, hnvo practically
MHreatt upnR u bill. II cnnnut In Hi!l, however,,
TINT tho Subcommittee hts u3rcMl 10 It. NJ tho
ltGpub!enn motn.prs Of tho subcommittee
huyu nut tneti invited to nttu,ll thuso r0ntsr-
oncea, nntl tho ticcs+0n which t,hs lcen runchctl
IL pr,,cticu!ly tho 'tec!s!nt Of caucus of tho
Dnsnncr,tio nelniletn uf the Subcommittee.
Tho IruEnltn may DO subject tn chMuge,
but III outline 1t In believed to bo
this: Thnt u hill shall III relN,rtel
for tho action Of tho full Committee MI Why's
and Means, which shall lnt upun tho FREQ list
wond- pulp. paper, pasAsh, and nil other conl-
pounds VI pnpur. tuHcthor with coul antf suit.
This ia substantially thu Townshom1 hill. 1t Is
prnpuactl, further. III lnclu1e tit tAls bill rropos-
tions to tcucu tho turElf on manufactured woot.
e1, t1n.nts ttanncls, blnnkets, wo,ten hats. and
woolen k,llt Koods tu II: pr oe,,t nd ranrcn, and
an othor wtH'!en H,t'tls of tlncr texture 40 pDr
ccnt n1 vi1uresn. On cptttn goods 10 ID per cent
I'D vnlnrvni. IND
ON RrEgL RAILS
ot1e-half. OF FROM &2a tn &t+ per ton. 1t is be-
ltevc.t TINT the proposition 10 reduce tho duty
OIL stcrl rails also includes II reduction Of tic
tnrIN OH NIL manufactures Ut steel. IND lhat tic
duly OH fqrtncrst' a,.l ncuh4nics' t.ols, tr',ce
"a nl.o Ssnt pcr l,.,'r,l speclslc ,l,lty, frn .l
cents, This It'll will mt be rrl.tiy 10 rpp,rt tu
the full Why's utld Mcnns Ct1,l1tittre tt.t.orrtw
uwcycr. for thu runsu TINT tllu Sttt- com,nlttnt.
Ma such. tIna INT hull II n,euttuY. Tho
Republican nontera nr tho s,tl-Cpnl1n!ltev
knew nothing nE this conclusion. 1t IL not
ccrtNin tl,ut t!e Ways and Mol,s Committee will
atopt this bI, hut Il ia certNln tli.t CnnHruss-
neti are beginning tt feGt thu growing pressure
frum tito country In fnyur nf Euiup changes In
tho thrill. htany whu represent country dis
trlct8,
Ann VIM ytyrEn AGAINST
tho TownHhcnl bill tho other day, uro becoming
,lArtneA IT tho el,ar,lotar u the cr!t!ests, of
their ueai1n Dy ct4titry newspapers. II tho yntt.
eoll.l nYli, he tlke1I, ttrre ls flttlo snLt lint
tho mator!ty for tho D!'l would le iarHnly III
creased. Tb-tlny Mr.. CArllstr, nf Kentucky, rc-
eeyea g. dIspato!, frotn Alexnn,lnr Il. Smith,
:chants' ExchnnEe ot tllat city il strongly in
fnvor Of FREQ suit. The proposition which way
| ttNdb ny KensMn to-day to Instruct tho WuyH
md Menus c.nnttse 70 inquire Int" the 1M.1lr
lshed business whcneyer bills TN tho sl,gnker'a
t4lu i!ro mKilli reached. This Inctit,n VIII fur.
nat, tho text for |, possihIn turin definite. and
tinso who nre in favor Of sotne change III tic
! present rOrtnuG will 10ubtlpsS ayAil themselves
| Ut this opportunity.
, 1880-04-22

THE DEFICIENCY HILL WITHDRAWN
YpsAfa1 ftf~Yrfsh IN 7IH ffhft4on T.r{h,,nA

b1tf4ffT mi inn xF
sa....i as ~ 1900 -. ~. r ~" 1.Is.'.
w.s9,,.aros r. ~ " Arrt, SIT ., ma 1,cmocrotu
t,' M,,ao ~ ~ ,1at,, tsi,,,tr.tod t,o,r M.
o. INC houso to-aay ns"iu u1as:l'lieo .ne'r ~.
tn tSst 20 ha
with tho manaxou,ont Of nutl1u affairs Ycster.
Inv ,rnrn,", tho Won,,hltcnos - ,tcI for n short
Little Deficiency bill, which oontaius n provision
rc!atIso to snrshals. Thls was not /. N anre4sos.
n'ustcr-ooneral Of tho contcdoracy, tn dc''nnt
til thu and OF ti,noor ] ~ words to Tint etlcot--ee
fore In wn,,l, alov I,rnnhtcan tu spuak Mt that
,, o "o.;In..'' w ~ hoa rrrsa
to thclr parliamentary rlxhts which they know
~ well htw to uso, and tho Democrats caused
tho day 10 be w0stod. It wna Thought thnt u
@ a,'a Wtn h'fo KEY t "nbn1 ~ 'n1 ha IL II
,nr1 ~ no t u III o, tt a,,,,o T '1c1at., ~
eyo,. tiv ntis,a ht n,v ~ sr nsrtt ~ t va ,nI H.
H. s1ld b. As''t IT, te t Msp9anss phiEa sor Ino @
ts 'he time y t b. nd Kills oalty ngtwun the
lrrnrv s"rtca ~ % Hih,,tt"riru ,nnv.,nnenis
wus then 5cGuu. instinv for tbreo hours, whrll
tho uel1ittt,ltR, unwilling to surrender, yGt
Lii. That, ii course. CAUSED ali tto proceedings
~ full With It, md tho bill III ~ II 1t had never
!'esn rcportes frr1n tho Conllnittsc, except that
twu tluys t,f vIt,;m;,I,, ti,nv ri mu 1mrtunt pu-
slod of tue session. '''''0
AtrE1, MI. utAAuox HAD WITHDRAWN
in,o o motion waso 10 70 .1 .nn ~ M r,s
iSrn.. - s'' 1hn ,nnrrnriaf" en,nm,ittens.
Hvrtr,,it"s c,. Mn t"uo ts n,rts,nt ,,,a,tins,
prsIdln9 Ibaf tn ters on hxrir,lt"ro Of
Csh iosses .t s"ul1 tS sU!'ser sat s,!ijxt md
istcr th ~ Gu u,o~nsts MH ~ ~ H. M'ntrv
r".,g no ,nay. f n,nG[ H. " nnRin9 HI rofr
, 1880-04-22
ILL1NO1A MtyElt 1MPROVEMEkTS.
Sntcti{ QIfrsIfth Ia Thu ChItdao Ifihnne.

YrfhfiHt.
w4s11,Yor,s' n. a.. AnrtI a1-lrlr f,n,,zo
Commnrco Committee In Inv nvrrtsi tn rer.mn-
mrn] nm nunronr,ntIon ur,sNnm in ,,cvIn n
tort and ,ta,u o,, thr 1iil,nls iivrr a,,d so IN,
r,r ,ro,1,,,ur trht. /. ~. ho,,,,r,. ~ :, e"st,,.
IVY u.euNs' 4nn s.t ~ .ao n.s'."s ,.' =, SUITES
OF appropriations which tue lili'l''la delegation
hopes hereafter to secure Tor that Improvement,
and Ia undoubtedly tho result or tho arguments
,nnt1n ,,v tbu ,,,cunttnu 1mftr, TINT ft,rnuIttcc
.h,a ,v,ntr
tn's "ceA' --..... .-.
. THE KAEKAKEE noUTE.
Col. Fort, of illinois, today fntl II hc,riux be-
for,, tht, 11osu fru,nf4t.o ~, Cnnna In fmvor nr
..s~..".. 49, ~, 1..,a... ,sI 49, H.' ''....n 49,. -,
suF'cy !"1 "ls la'Aao cslH1t FoH.o VIZ t"e Nu'!-
kakee Atvcr. Tic purpose OF this scheme Ii to
1nnko such improvements ~ will give contlll-
nous wa,cr standardization from Tojs,lu Ia Chi
-, ..,s,, ~ ..,s ,v",s"a,' ra, ..,,,. -;
G"A. G,. =. ,s.,a 49, 49,, 49, ."" t...,'. - ~.
teAuy cunaptesuut ~ a'a .uo 1.aptuseueHt VI y, t.'o
Kankakeo, Tho Committee Is suM To rognra tho
proposition with fnvor,
M1nISu c1A1Ma.
Renrcsentnttye Dnvoott. nj Ncvndo. wos hc-
r,r., tbo ITsn .tf,,tm,, f,,,u,,,t+on to,m,. n,,
'"o .. 4.oao "t ~. . CONTINUES "' As'u
H'aue IN ateunc"t ~ 1hsor " Iehl''l!nR 'Nt1'
mining lnws with this mobilization: Wherever
tho din Of tho pfo-l -lrArfnR rock fnru,B With :te
hortznn din of tcas thnn IN avrecs tho Dir, tD1y
~ ~. t.na,a ~ 49,, 49, 10. ..,.t n.t ..'
~ 1olowe"t "19u ""eFo u h,4Hc" !"'ses u1'H'o
thnn III degrees tho perpendicular limit IL to 10
observed. NIr. naTgett Is In favor of tho aqlInro
, 1880-04-22

6pteia! nsra.ch 10 The thtenen Tribune
AntI.nNr:, Dickinson Co., April 2i,-1'rnmt-
nent farmers sny over 'onc-fa,lrth of present
cra1, of winter w0nt ts gotse up from, effects Of
cold, dry. and windy wcntacr. Thta Inst week
has hcon tslo harslcst un wheat Of my Of tho
suaRo1,. Nh niuro wlcAt back thnn will 10 need
cd fur Trend.
hrveiat Di,pnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
OsnonsE. Ost'ornc Gu, April sl.-Wuter wheat
In II very pTccart0us situation. Many folds u'l.
tIrely killed l'y dry wcathorand hot Winds Boau
hnvt already plswed up their wlcat and arc
planting with corn. Fcry, li1tlc old wtoat or.
tai1d. CurIl very scarce. Euiu for BMtn.
Special Htspateh to The thttapo Tribune.
Ktnw1N, Phillips Co, April sl.-Fall. whcnt
a,ll prospects, unf.lyarl.,lU nnw Tor Rotsl crups
Spfttat Diaphffh 10 The CAteaao Tribune.
EHlE, Nonaho C0.. april :l.-thte wheat 81nAl
RIltl thin N, tho Rr,i&utl. 1lns Grcn Injured Gy
dry wanthor thls sprigg. Aerengc % per cont
nnrn than lnst ycar. No ntd wheat IN hand.
Nero III! th!n half the c"r1 planted. so1n9 elsls
Gpttfat uisFatch Ia The t'hft1y0 Tribune.
IMSE, Franklin. ca, April 2L-!Corr-KroMnt
mostly 1,lhi.tetl. Have h.a1 worry heNvy south
wll,tls aild como hail. Fruit hlusso,ns yury full.
, 1880-04-22

6ptetai Dtspafeh 10 Tas Chicago 1ttbuns
CnLuAnl,s, Wis, April so.~Wlthtn n week
hnyu examined nycr 1,O0 Acrcs OF wl,,tar whrat
Beno frt,m tho cars and A'nlo BY walking thr,9h
tho .lclds, Ny travels hI,o bec,t consIed to
Centrul and Southwestern Wisconsin. nm Altu
10 st,lto my conviction that tho acrcnQo IT wtn-
tor wt.eat s0wM WIS Is pUr cunt nvrr tho asroaao
yrnr nx.,, aud thIt thu crt'p vii! he an RyurIRo
ytd. ynrit,.ls lets hnyo been killed outright,
IN IL t,sllul. whtto with tnlliy places 1t Ia doubt
ful wtlpsIlor faIr crop will nHlturu Or mt. Cln-
RIliprn4 tho fact tt1at wbrre tho winter ertp hle
heun Killed lNrtHtrs nEp saving wVrEnH what
Uvor 1t, 1t ts fair t llKu TINT thU Stato vii! bur-
west ut lelst tho average AnlntiiLt.
Special ulspAteh III 1hs Ghtetg0 Tsthunf.
oc9Nunt,wnl, April 0.-vhe ner.aKo IT win
tsr whcAt snwn III thts county ~ ~ or ee4t !nhrs
altnlt dnibIs. Ai, thuugh s,l0 llIs ueoH kIltc.t,
tho yield win lW lArHU. A. lo,,st IN average
acreage Ut spring wheat will be put III.
, 1880-04-22

nre " rnlin9" md thus naturally partially
.traInc,t, hre coming nut NIL right hut whcro tho
!ana L. 1o~ ,ane,, O. heavy the Eian,t !. nsnrly
for tho present ycar arc mt 10 bad ns might
hnvo been expected. Tho Rsnin haa fntte.l 1ns,rn
Tho winter months, tho flne bright tlnyA and
fr,sty nights havtnR hrnwned tho plant 10 n
great extr,1t particularly 0.i hrnvy .nntas; at
the pat1e tin,o It IN Renrrny felt thMt tho wt,rnt
IT tho teasun IN ovcr. md should the RnripG con,
ttnltn open md fins tho yield In Ontario Will
fall little, II my. bclnw tho nveragn.
, 1880-04-22

N9CKnn1pGE, ILL.,. Juno !. lH1u.-lltssrs. aE,rVan
+ @tFfet.. 70 .Iahn xt5tet.. Nc'p Turk CHU-nEAlt
sInH; Enclosed wo scrd ynu testinnnit! nf tho
cheney q. yn'r, "C6nstitntlon Wnter" l,y tle
linn: j. u. +. Wnsbt.lr,u, Hf this Rtatn.-hx-
tet,siyo'y know1. thns,,Rhnl,t tho United Rt,.tes
which ynu nrr ut perfect liberty to publish fnr
tho benefit Ut suffering humanity. Yours r..
EIMctfully, J. kgELY s. c0.
1fex1s. j. EtrIH 4 Cn.-Sli,s. Tho "Conatitli-
tton Wntor" bought ut yCn IL u Kfthl medicine
aul cherrfuy rcctlrlls!nntl 1t I'll fhnsG ,t!tietp
with tho diseases 1t IL inlenletlt to Gr.., Respect
fully ynIrs. I'M. L. WAsflnURSE.
Ask y0ilr druggist for It.
, 1880-04-22
.lnnaA. Saunders,
ktrkwnfx], 1fbIef+
FN.) MeNIllnn, VHnrheca,
tfetthnF8usI. WM1lnct,.
blnrriIi, Wtntlo'1l-a8.

tnlt. ktrkwoxl, 1nIIer.
i"%s4"n ;"~' "' MsF!!?s" shs's;, yMSai''sss'' M"i'ss
E,tIniisI.f6, biurriIi, Wtiltlo'1l-aS.
Farley. .--
eoi" Si in ] ord"r to no entitled Is H,vo 10 reso
ii. lsanc.;t nova to reconsider tho yots n
nrser tn GtltltlG me 10 Rtnto Whit itR e!Ectt IL
tro 10 s"nAtor tn'm @ tnnncsite,t ptopoeet "a ID
iinliri Flttltx Tru.aI,ry: and 9SGrve tint hls
",t" as n a1 ~, =, y " ~ ~ III sttnts Il at
Strictly md cl.tsclY prescribed In the awarl, was
10 give It IL thnsn
ron wnoM THE AwAnn nrvorxp r..
New. nr ail tho ohIcsls TINT wnre nn,v!.rsn1fy
ugrr1 ~ bnth Etrs 0f thu ncnnn nnl t,y ntl
liz prnplr "a have cct l',oso TINT Tim t1nite'l
SuttS ftInll mt PRESS. tho rriiUil'h! !un WIN to
i:s' q ihx yot; i i. n.t Tito tho rreasary ti!a
ti,nt viii niwnys. With s,lror aud viii, soorn. tM'nt
and there will not In MI American III this yeli.
eilore without funlin9 tho hliish nlrftinX ii s
fnce at tho d!shntnrlt'lo usn 1f fatld xivnn for
Mr. rhurtnnu nnvetl To Iay Tho motion to ro-
consider on tho 4,lte.
atit. HpMtrnps
tatl: "Aftnr consideration, had come tn tho
cnncltttlon thAt It wls right and Just In my for
the destruction nr vessels by tho cxcnnateh
cruisers. ThorufoTe have heun ,u11donvnring 10
tho miJorty nj tho Scnnto h.,ying apparently on
the snio Tor plst p9lr'ncsit exlIsrsseI ia 0pnnn
Hxs1s' fay u @ 4ss sfs @ 10 S not f ry S. Stl9 III
s'ia j vuta to lay the mutton IL uconsder NIL the
"sir sir. Dlana-'rhn. was tho honorablc Senator's
c,!d 10 d!arlosp Il.
Mr.. Eituust!a rose.
Mr.. htnxry was recognized, but yielded 10 MIR.
Mr. i;'',nunas-.1 wa. alont to reply to the
nj rnf RI ri lin NfItH atari
hut th1nk will mt OI the whole. (Ln''Khterl
voDtiIEEs.
Mr. voorheea-1n a.nting tho position shall
With ny W srent @ respnct and Infection fof tic ao-
utor frUni EunncGticut tIiaton]. did nut sup.
ia "a tbs ptoastos %s ss as ior sef4s hs ooysr @
hijiy of war III bchaii Of aut,Iai insvrs ant ~.
s5sss as q ea,sF @ CO q &c 81? sSsst
Sir, Il. it hud hocn said at tho ttn,e
ssp sna g. % sss ass sss Ss &C. Tso mssS snxS
WI Hasd st Sy ao dsE o1eos S sn t q sSsn Ss Il
friendly Power, and brtnE ctixrna. hnving M
lmwer ao npprnaela foreign , oovcrnn,ent ana
obtain this fund 10 ho ,ltstrlhntttl to them:
And hcrr We stand upon thu, Threshold of
preclaimins to tho world that wo aro unable to
WHO IT nELoN0s 70.
Whenever VIC ruach TINT point, guy to Senators
that VIZ yote to to 1Gtarn T. H. # to EMxan NJ.
,,olioIy contemplated It sho,ld re,nai!l. tthink
slr. WI will stand dtsio1orcA before tho nations
10 10 DO. To- We emu airord to spend n,ohs aid yes.rs
In discussion, hut wo ent,aut ntfart hcfurc tl,G
sxses wo, to gpya yahaa 'nS 81 'qs :te S os1sStyy "fy
Tint should t,o nsha,ned to hind ou tho shores
Or EnRland. or bo aeon by an Engl'shn!nn. I'D
III t!,a sufferers and Kent il III tlle Trcasi,ry ii
the Quilted states. There nrc not,lnl autforcrs
, 1880-04-22

Hprefal Dt4pateh IL Ths Chicago tribune,
RED OAK, Montgomery Co.. April .l.-aprtng
wllent all RI'wn n1,,l a,1nfn3 Zip KtxHl. AerraGo
10 por cunt below lust seIsan. Worry little wheat
for shipment. Earn nearly nlt !nurkptah.
5psttal Dtspatsh to The chteaso Tribune.
MAnCus, Cherokee Co., April 2l.-WheAt all
Rowll. yury dry artl wttmly. Not ,nore thu,
hlf tllD aereago nr laxt scns1n for wAn. Ut Eeett
No wheat f0r shipment. stnrt, lax, put III tta1,
lust yruss,i,. Eori, nlttstly mnrhGtcd.
Spsetat Usp1seh tn The Ehieao1 TRIBUNE.
Olt1ESv, AtluIr H., April .l.-Lcxs wIunt at,l
moro tn.ts B!sv1l thnH lust st.nsnn. M wheat fur
shipment; TWr-ihrsL q T. thS onrt, mlarkOted.
MOHIlDE, .].lAper to-, April s!.-Very AEnll in
crtlsu " aercngu nt alrEl!R over lust season.
Very littly wl,eAt left fur shipment. Llfgest
portion Of tho GurE IslhrKetttls
, 1880-04-22

I'm n ESOIA*
Special Dtspateh to 7hd Chicago Tribune,
nELLt. rLA1NE, Scott Co., April al.-Onc-thlrtl
of the whcnt suw1. No Increase In tho Ncrcngc.
Onts will 10 sown more frcoly thnn Inst Bcn-
son. ... "..... .. ... ......
Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
1soGnExTE,t, MInr., April .l.-Only at,uut 0nc.
tllr.l Ut thu acreago Of wheat III this ctn1nty Ia
ynt fn tho Krtl1t,tl, aE1l TINT on high an1 snnsly
soll. Our streets aro de1srted r.ted nf farl,ora: ~
amd wind stor1ms, "f sunlny set
ntI blck In sGetltn9, Int now tho
Rr1lnt In IN iluo condition, nna nl nr0 tn,psny
tng ttS t'mg Conflicting FepFts ase et1a,nx Il
uliiler nlNl will s.,w It uRatn. Otilers sny thut
lnrrinE fnw sI'ts whcfi uru w'Iter-kiletf. It Is
looking Wgl.
spteta! ni,pateh to TIE chteaao Tribune.
ST. rAut., 3fisin.. April .l.-TEo E.al,tl Com.
missioner nf tho st. ra,l l. Sioux City !sa!lwny
returned frtttIt trip nyer tho road tt1-iay, a
Nlyx tho seeding OF Whpat mil bnrley II MfH,u1
finished In tho so.tthorn part of tho state anl
Krn,s, u In exccllunt condition. neither too w4t
inr tno 'ry, anl tho 1r0p htls every apI'ortlnlt.
tu Ktt ztitAl stArl. T0.,lny hna l,eDn w,tr,n An
sunny, tho ilrst growing dny of tho soaaols.
, 1880-04-22

St;HATE.
WAsf1IH0T0N, n. c., April al.-str. ya,,cc from
tho Committee on NavaE AifnirN. rcportc,l. with
amendments. tho finusn hill to regulate tho
tnotio Of purchasing tnbncco for tho navy.
Placed III tho cnlGntlNr.
har. WlnhnGi, FROM tho Committee OIL tall
rou.ls. reported, with amendments, tho Scnnte
Till extending tho time Fur the completion ut
tho Northorn pucliie 1tnlIronl. Placed on tho
cnlGnd1r
Mr.. Jonaa announced that ho intends to nuke
a !nnHrIty report.
TIT It'll granting pension to Jesse r. Phnres
Hcopt. WIS ngnln discussed, uni MHxry sup
ported tho mcasurt.
Tho question l,cinE nn Eoclsrnll'a motion 10
ine1it'y postpone tho htl 1t WIS lostsc"s
tho i,!Il us amended. tn grant tho pension Of
cnlIstgd prisatta. WIN thnu passed..
Mr. Mnxes rt''ve!l tu take Up tho scnnte lin to
provide fur tho settlement &C nccGllnts with cor
tain Southern railway composites. liz srHtnt tho
in'!,ortnnt'e of tio blll, and hoped sbcre would
sir. WHiiorH innvc.l tn take up tho Army An
proprntLon nlll' at"l after uo''o discussion th!s
Wiihnut action on tho bill tho se,lato a,l.
jourrcd.
Tho House. prococ'1cd to business OIL tho
'Ths Iimlse iii fur tho establishment nf titles
in lInt Springs, With the sus,lto amendments,
rpp4ir md axtc. tho public builtllng at Clove-
land, O.. WIS concurrc,ltn.
Committees on AgrIculinre nf thu respective
ll"usea to consider Rcnurnaly tho tuticptnr ny
de ao y ,o 's st te s nettor asac s i. %c
cGllraRn. md foster AGRICULTURAL Interests wus
illg next business on tho tal'!c.
laK tho Committees nlso tn Inquire ss to tho If
fcrt IN tho agricultural interests of lhy cnalntry
, 1880-04-22

Pnnv1nENGE, April :l.-stcphe, II. SIncum,
Democratic cnntlltlalD for IeutetlAnt- Governor
was tn.tlay elected Mnyor Of Nuwport by abonl
100 inMt Mt0rLty. -
, 1880-04-22
CorSets.

An extra heavy ful1-honcd Corset, in White
and Culorcd, at 75c.
A large line OF French Wovc and Embroid-
cred Corsets. S1.oo; cheap at S1.5o.
500 Extra Fine French Corsets, Embroidered
Top and Bottom, $z.a5; this Corset sold
for $7.a5.
Our West-End Corset, extra heavy Jean,
full Of heavy boncst and four Bidc-stccls,
at $r.oo pair; unusual bargain.
Carson, Plric & Co.'s Magic Clasp Corset.
This ia cur own exclusive Corset, md
the best Corset in the city, full OF boncs,
and bones In the bust. a pair OF Steels
given with every pair Of co1seta, at
$1.1o; cheap at $a.oo.
We keep d full line Of the popular makes ol
co1aets at the lowest price in the city.
Misses and Ladies' Comfort Waists in all
sizes.
Madam Foy Supporter corset.
Dr., Warner Health Corset.
Madam Moody'H Abdominal Corset.
Thomson's Glove Fitting Corset.
The c. p, in 2 different atyles.
Also, the popular P. D. Corset.
And As other styles, too numerous to NEIL
ton.
CARSON, P|R|E eco.
, 1880-04-22

London, april .l.-Stcamers MOsel and Lake
Chunlplnlt,. fronl Nnw YORK, nnl rcrsfat1, frun,
l}oAtttll, !lAye arrived cut.
New YORK, April al.-Arriyrd, Dcr1iytcr
fnMn Antwerp: E1ysln nnIl ltnEy. frnI,, LONDON;
Wyoming Hn,t fint!lntA. from Liverpool.
, 1880-04-22

, Trom mr: T. & ": '5nmtcr; ta,t lsnltttn%rc;
nlwuys. produces K'ns bloUl, honlth, af,d
strength.
, 1880-04-22

TtnohGra. authors. md others OF scIcntnry
habits highly prizo sIntt l.ttterH.
, 1880-04-22

Special UApsieh ~ 1As thteaeo 1fthuHs'
WASHINGTON. u. C., April @l.-The doVorn-
ucut Of Con. Gusc,aan Ulaneo. Ut Venezuela.
, 1880-04-22

Trarclers, atop Ut lbs AAtor tiouks. New York.
, 1880-04-22

Mr.. Mcpherson, from tho Committee OH NnvAl
Affairs reported favorabIy 1n tho House hlil
authorizing tho equipment Of mn expedition for
&hp Atlantic Sea. piucGd On CAl9ul1f.
, 1880-04-22
Screens and Hanglngs
Lace Curtains,

Lambrequins, Bedspreads, and
Shams, in Scotch Antique, French
Guipure, Brussels, Spanish, and
Real Lace,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-18
Ell SR. LABlA Y Ell "B0.ETIN".

En la session del 19 de mayo ha.
bio ell Sr. Labra del BoLETIN ell el
Congreso en- los mismos terminus in
sultantes que emplean sus correligio-
narios de aqul, con la diferencia, fa-
vorable a estos, de one 10 hizo bajo
el seguro que lie da SUI inmunidad de
dlputado.
va ell vecino, que tan mezquina-
mente entiende los deberes del com
pa1erismo, nos habla amenazado de
antemano con las iras del Sr. Labra.
Pero esas iras, ese odio, esas frases
incalif cables del patriarch de Ia au-
tonomla no nos eafadau; al contrario
nos colman de satisfaction tanto COMO
sus alahanzaS nos mortlicarlan. 7
no porque detestemos personalmente
al citado tribune {; 10 que aborrece-
mos en- 81 son sus ideas politicas que
juzgamos funestas para las Autillas
espanolas, por mas que 81 pueda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-18
CONTINUATION }

De los sofstas nacio Socrates, con
Socrates la conciencia anterior supe-
rior al Estado; tras los pesimistas ve-
reis con mayor claridad ell albedrfo que
bnsca voluntariamente Ia mas alta mo-
raj aguijoneado por la conciencia liore
y el un; verso material realizando el bien
por necesidad en- obediencia su legis-
lador on cump!imiento Go sus leyes.
Entrs nosotros tenemos sentado al poe
ia ceIebre, que personi6ca con mayores
titulos todas las tendencias pesimistas
pos,bles en- esta sociedad nuestra, espi-
ritualista = ereyente. Dara q su poesfa
por nombre un neologismo tai como
Dolora deslumbrar6 los entendimien-
tos con los vistosos juegos de su inge-
nio soberano, tan admirable por la no.
vedad y la riqueXa do las ideas como
por la correction y hermosura de las
frases vera cada hecho de la vida y
hasta cada fenomeno de la naturaleza
como 81 espiritu y mateIia dependieran
de su voluntad y BE- juntaran 8 desuaie
ran al conjuro de 81 albedrio; reira '
llorard segun que le hierva la saDgre de
81 cofazon On las venas 8 le amargue eli
palAdaf Ii hiel do su higado; pero entire
tantas innumerables voluntariedades de
su musa independents, vereas como
conserva sismpre 81 rssplandor dc su
conciancia y on ia conciencia la yirtud
de nna ideslidad inextinguible. Gaten
cpanto quieran los desespersdos, Il co-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-18

D. Ernesto J. Riekof para el vice
consulado de Alemania en- Arroyo
durante 10 ausencia de su propieta.
rio.
Los pagos del presente mes &c
efectuaran en- esta frma julio 70
Guerray y Marina. Id. 2.-Gracia y
Justicia, Hacienda, Gobernacion y
Fomanto.
Idem 3.-Clases pasivas de esta
isla.
Idem 5.-Idem residences en- la
Peninsula.
Los billetes del sorteo que ha
de celebrarse ell II de julio Sc en-.
tregaran EN- la siguiente forma: en-
los dias 10, 20, FL, %, %, 25 y 26
del corrieute los 10000 con la reba-
ia del 4p. % del % al 2 los aparta-
dos y ell los sobrantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-18

Sc ha acercado q esta redacclon
uno de nuestros amigos de la Casa
de los Sres Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
consignatarios de los vapores de la
empresa de los Sres. A. Lopez y Co.,
y con documentos que nos ha exhl-
bido nos ha convencido de que no es
culpa nj de la empresa nj de los con-
signatarios 10 que pasa con los pasa-
ieros que Sc embarcan delicados de
saiud Ell los vapores correos.
Segun los documentos que nemos
visto, 81 Sc muere d borIo algun pa
sijero la SAnidad de Cldiz 8 Santan-
der pone Ell cuarentena al vapor y
exige estricta responsabilidad al me
dico de q bordo. En vista de que
los me licos de los puertos peninsu-
lares, exigen certi6cacion del medico
del puerto de partida, 8 de cualquie,
ra otro, siempre que vaya legaliza la
la 6rma por este, ia empresa ha dado
orden de que nlngun enfermo Q per-
soma delicada de salud Sc embarque
sin aquel documento, d fin de evltar
los CONSEQUENCES perjuicios que Sc lie
irrogan.
Este sistema es va mas racional
que ell que aqui Sc usa. Certifca ell
medico de cabecera, 1nico que COMO
ce la cnfermedad del pasajero, y ell
de puerto, hacienda veces de nota-
rio, legaliza la frma. Pero aqul
desle que desempen3 esa plaza eI
Dr.. Alafont Sc ha introducido Ia
practica de que ell mismo medico del
puerto certihque, mediarte cuatro
pesos, sobre enfermos cuyos achaques
no conoc,. E1tendemos que debe
molifcarse esta- practica en- ell sentido
de que ell me1ico de Sauidad Sc limite
d dar fe de las firmas de sus compa-
neros por honorarios mas modicos
que los que Sc han solido llevar por