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SCRAPS OF NEWS,
Gathered Hero and There by IntoIli
ReTCAR RanorfarH

genceF Reporters.
DR. DAVID PARKINSON, OF Brooke Coun.
ty fame, was released from jail yesterday
on bis own recognizance.
OFFICER MuRRiN, OF the police force,
sent In his resignation last night 10 Capt.
Bennett, and 1t was Immediately accepted.
Mn. W. D. sHAFER, . La Belle mailer,
who has been laid up with ihhammatory
rheumatism, We are glad to see Is recover.
ing.
Henry sCnMULRACH Contemplates build.
ing boat that will run from Wheeling 10
MAtamoras In daylight. She will be light,
powerful and very fast.
ROBERT LUXE informs Us that he regrets
that an impression has got out that he
only deals In the livery line OF business.
He will accommodate all customers who
wish to buy horses Of any kind. Mr..
Luke has been In the business for some
years, and Is fully qualified to bargain for
good horses.
'squlRE CALDWELL Issued q warrant for
"Bull' Mcdonald yesterday for tapping
the till oil Henry Schwartz, the saloon
keeper, on Thursday night, and obtaining
81 from the haul, and Officer Martin al.
tempting to arrest Mcdonald laid hold on
him, but by some means bis prey got
away from him.
Mr.. CtAs, 8. SUTHERLAND, a young man
Of considerable energy and business tact,
has started new steam laundry In the
Grant House building, on Main street,
near Tenth. He has oil the latest Appat.
atus for doing up clothes In the most at.
tractive style, and his assistants are all
people Of experience from other cities. No
doubt be will be able 10 Gil q real want
felt by all, and draw 10 himself patron.
age which will eventually build up an
extensive business.
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TliBSBCOND FIilg,

els, 900 LoAs=EIames spread from Men.
deIp Furniture Factory to AujOinlhs
IIbIIdIBGa=N narrow Escape Of the COnh.
~ JaII.
Hardly had The atemen returned from
the Centre wheeling fire when another
alarm was struck this time from the north.
eastern part Of the city, near The Cathedral
on Eoff street, Immediately south Of the
Ohio county jail.
The fire was discovered by Annie Bell,
an inmate Of the jail, who gave the alSfm
to NishtwGtchman FitGsimmons, who
turned In the alarm. The Atlantic Engine
and fltemen responded with their wOntsd
pfomptnesS, aud soon had All Of.
tachmsnt made to o plug at Fol
and Twelfth streets, when to their
Chagtln and annoyance they found the
water was not on and then a yexAtious aud
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AAUsEMENT NoIr.
Academy of Hlsle-Com,,.
attic Opern u,' Attllt,l

Academy of HpsIc-ComlD,
The Academy Of Music We. .,
evening Tonight a large WV ,'a.. aIa
present, and We advise an T NV, ",
early A matinee will bs pivs pa't q /.
noon. Next week good sl,r'. ,9l'
promised. attraction /
Leavitt's Vaudeville TrOuD. ,.,,,
Opera House this evening ~ ~. WI ! h,
.psny is promised a good 5o Sad Tie d
from the sale Of seats. TTs uae i1tS
class artists will appear ~ NsanIy'de I.
people. This troupe L a s NJ oealle'as ,
not tail to please the peopIs V y ana
present, Reserved seats -, S,a V 20 vi
= MY Geraldine" will bo .i,.
Opera House on Tuesday And Si W a
evenings and Wednesday IOu ,MOedNsl
ton has been made Of tbjs NE
and the public are quite i, nil pay y,
sale at Banners, SA" are Hs'
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Points AbOut: People n, H..
AhFOnh ae |

Points AbOur: People al Ma,
Abroad. ' !
vs John b. b. B, Gill GiiItIIsn, Of West 4l.s
Charles F. McBee and P,,rL ~
B. x 0. R. R, Company, arc Il ~, S'st
Squire Orymble, the ve,o,. .'Sl
Clerk Of the O. o. K. h, wss 'i IN y
yesterday, "' ~ lie 1
Miss RenR Gilfllap, Of Vast A.
who has been visiting Mis- 4G aeiga
on the Island, returned home nS V.., NJ
Ferd R, Swami, formerly conr ..s,S'' :
the city press, hut recently sSi'ae! :,
weekly at the Permanent sea vNS! 4
cred his connection with tia tb aa !
press and says he will 20 to TsE T,, W.
Miss Bella Thoburn, the miss
India, was in the city YESTERDAY X
now making her home with bs; H.. "
Bellslre. Miss Thoburn ret M, .' Y
field Of work in the other he@isnSS...a. !
October, 'pusS'!s
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THE WANr or WATER.
where the Responsibility should b
Placed,


where the Responsibility should be
Placed.
Almost everybody last night was loud
In their condemnation Of the superin.
tendent Of the Water Works for the al.
most total emptiness Of the pipee and
basins. This Is unjust. On Thursday
one Of the pumps at the Power House
broke, and finCe that the consumers
have necessarily been on short allowance.
The responsibility for this state Of affairs
does not Justly rest with Superintendent
Riddle, nor with any one connected with
the operation Of the works. II is but
another illustration Of the penny wise
pound foolish policy OF successive
city councils, This should be- understood
and appreciated by the public, and the
blame attached where It is Justly Cue.
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THE usual merchants lunch at Tho New
AOLure House SaRpls Rooms daily.


This court met yesterday at 10 "A. NJ. and
transacted the following business:
Charles NolLe vs. Elizabeth Nolte and
others, In ChanCsry. Decree entered In
reference to the Partition OF property ID
this case, and Henry eChmulbach, Harry
UhlriCh and Louis Nolte, ST., appointed
Commissioners IL make such Partition,
II. B.flholuii u 4 Co. va. Archibald W.
PAUL, In Assulnpslt Judgment entered
for defendant, everything the PLAINTIFF
motion for new trial Of the case; plain.
IFS bill Of exceptions signed and sealed
BY the Court necessary for an appeal to
the Ccu,t Of Appeals. Adjourned to 10 A.
y. Tuesday.
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Another Alarm.

As we 20 to press at $3.50 A; NJ. another
alarm Of fire was sounded from North
Wheeling.
Upon Investigation II was discovered
that an incendlarv had attempted to fire
residence Of Joseph Kletchley, just south
Of the Hospital. This house was
fred day or two before In the same
way. Fortunately 1t was checked before
any material damage was done.
The attempt, however, at such distance
from the former fires, showed ConClusively
the well planned attempt to destroy the
niiv
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Tho wonderful success Of The ATei N
make OF "Linoleum" floor CLOTH !. ~,
deserved, II Ia a beautiful floor eoVt| v.
composed mainly Of Iiae'y G'oana W Y,
end solidifed oil, making : fenA i.,,.I
durable floor cloth nnezceIledtoF erEI N
In designs and Colorings. Ftpecayly Nv. w
able for all classes Of dwelling o'9 ~
rooms, balls, churches ard ho'Pi'M " N
genuine has "Linoleum" pflnI!!ea o. 4, 4 1
back Of every square yard. hep"
carpet dealers.
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"No CURs, NO pAY"-We authorize oui
Agents to guarantee that our Medicine, Il
taken according 10 directions, will relieve
constipation and the diseases incident to
q torpid liver; and II any one will show by
positive proof that II has not produced
what We guarantee, they are entitled 10 q
return Of their money, provided they take
the genuine Simmons Liver Regulator by
the directions.
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Great Bargains for fash.


5000 yards choice new styles ciliSat
1900 yards ginghams at lOc.
1000 yards dress grnghnps l!iL
5000 yards broCade dress goOtl Ia
l0c TO- loo.
10000 yards muslins from 5ctOl&
so pieces new styles carpets from Iii
81 90.
10000 bolts wall paper from K, i
12!c, loo.
80 pieces floor oil cloths IRON * 4
40c, 800.
Hosiery, gloves and coBeh 10 rt
variety, and all will DO sold at eIattis
low prices for cash.
Call soon OF Nos. POLO and !sI VI
street, Centre Wheeling,
JonS RCHb
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CARBuSclEs, Felona, Boils, Fore re-. SS y
standing, such Ss Ulcefp, A loissa,hi
positively cured without The I'D T., ., 7 NJ d
or poultlce, by using Mr. Jay "
Drawing and Healing salye. r ,.'..j
Rheum, ErysipelSs, Soft and VIZ X
COfns, ChillblGine, etc. it ha, Le'"
10 cure. For sale by Logan 40 ~
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Is your CRATE unsatisfacl9Y n ~ b
cause2 II 90 put in Torid En I.,, y
lie name implies, an intense Des' ~
warranted Satisfactory. No smo't. y, r n.
dust escapes into the room, Ihe I'm. S.V5 4
is never taken out, 60 is al%syi, i,'Ii I
Immediate use. See d. +. C1 cl', nd 4
yertisement on second page. Ia.' r I
sample, and ask for descriptive wv
and ieglimonials.
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ToM, Dick and Harry are now appearing
with their Grandiather's recipes Tor
Coughs, etc, and seeking O fortune
Though advertising, but the people know
the value Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
will take no other Price % cents a bottle.
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JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
Performance Of the Junior Glass OF the
Fotnaie College.

Performance Of the Junior ClnsS OF the
Female College.
Last evening very large and select au.
dienCe was present at the Female College
to witness the performance OF the Junior
Glass at the Female College. Without
distinctive notice Of each performance we
are Rratihed to BIO able 10 soy that Il was
the best performance oil any class VIC ever
heard, and we congratulate the President
Of the institution, Miss Taylor, that her
prospective graduates are ladies who will
do high honor 10 the College from which
they have received their instruction.
The following programme was carried
out:
PROGRAMME.
PiIno Duelte Misses Potts and CrnmSf
Essay ...,Patt and futlrfO
Ella Paul
hsay""".'."......;..' ....'''"'hemelOes
Minnie u. uAsmlTe.
soprano ..,.Sadle Logan
BAsaY ulfl9 OIL 1851
Lydia Ball.
Conttalto Bolo""..""."".""MlbiC Cool, Albiny, N. Y
Essay ne 6T6atA ana EMAIL
Mary D. Bcall, wellsbuFg
AnItnaux MAlAde9 dc ID Pette
Lldo Hsghes.
tsbaY ,.t.,s.',.1FAulDg Leaves
Ida 3, B dley.
Piano Duetlem MitstS Beall and Woods
bSa .'''''"t'slmllOrtAllly
badia LOGAN.
uo-daNIg ht...."....,.Ml sts Cook and Sadie Lngln
Addtess@".Dr, 4. II Logan, sec'y Board OIL Trustees
Dr.. Logan excused himself on the
ground that he had brought substitute
who was better able TO speak In the cause
oil education than be was, and accordingly
introduced Bishop Matthew Simpson.
The Bishop entertained the audience for
some time, speaking on the education Of
woman and her growing usefulness In the
world, and the independence bhe was
acquiring from the ideas Of the age. He
spoke ieelingly In regard 10 the class
and hoped they would be spared for years
TO come 10 employee their talents In the
field prepared for them.
Following the Bishops speech, Miss
Jennie Gray, OF Martins Ferry, on behalf
81 the senior class, presented tho Junior
class With q beautiful basket Of 4 Divers,
Miss Sadie Logan replying Ia q happy
manner. Alter the exercises were over
The class held reception In the College
parlors, assisted by Miss Taylor, the Pfssi
lent oil the college, and Miss Cook, Of al.
Dany.
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nurnett's CoeoSlne for Io.a Of HAIR.

CHICAGO, Oct. II, 1880.
Three years ago my hair was coming out
very fact, and was nearly bald. / was
also troubled with dandfuff, | began
using BurneLts Cocaine, and my hair
Immediately stopped coming out. and has
constantly been getting thicker. Ny head
is now entirely free from dandruif. Ny
wife has used the Cocaine with equally
as gratifying results.
P. +. PLArr, with +. MacveaUh 4 90.
Bufnett's Extracts are the purest fruit
naYoEg. TThs4w
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planOsl ANA Organs at Autll'L
Parties desiring to secure agcod Nd.
hand piano or organ at q ba'l'il. I, .ls \.
attend the auction sale at No lIl AIi
street, formerly Lucas music E''e
Saturday afternoon and evening
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WkATHRR iNDlCATlONB,

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 28.-1A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clearing, followed Ivy fair weather, north.
west winds, decidedly higher barometer,
rapidly falling temperature In Tennessee,
and stationary or lower In Ohio Valley.
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather, northeast, 10 northwest winds,
higher barometer, and stationary or low er
lem perAtufe,
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Gtre Q,tteltt5aeueer.
Sncri Nos. 96 and " Fourteenth street.


specislties for this Week--I. Blum &
Bro cad local
Pianos and Organs at Auction-C. Y.
LuCss.
Sheet Music at Halt Price-sheib.
Oarpeta-Friend 4 Son.
Boarding,
Warning-J. H. Riddle.
Household and Kitchen Furniture OF
Auction.
A Very Desirable House 10 Rent.
To Merchants and Manufacturers.
Blank Books Stanton 4 Davenport.
To SpeCulat0rs-O. A. SChaefer 4 Co.
Wanted Secondhand Furniture, DC.
Wanted-Cook. ........
Houst furnishing Goods-B F. Caldwell.
Notice Jas. B. Quarter.
Fashionable Dress Making.
Wanted-YouDg Man.
For Sale-Farms.
Robiuson's Precious Colree.Pot-R. ].
smyth.
For Rent-Business Stand.
Wanted-situation.
Step LAdders-NesbiLt 4 Bro.
For SAle-Residence
Garden Hose Luke Elton.
Wanted-Girl.
For Sale Roofing Slate.
Materials for China Paintlng-E. L.
NlColl.
List Of Letters.
Money to Loan.
For Sale Brick Dwelling.
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The p, o. 4 81. l., Railroad (Pan Han.
die R1ute) announce q grand excursion to
tho iat West on March 29lh, 1881. Train
leaves wheeling al 1927 A. NJ. Rates will
be very low. For full paFticulAls apply 10
Agents Pan Handle Route, Wheeling,
W, Va,
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WE come TO you with no ua l,', "a
but can say positively, that Dtais g'',,i 4
coughs, colds, whoopiqg cough ., ID
Of The chest, and all thigM ,OsnstA
troubles, II cures when other '''V "a
fall,
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LIFE is full OF sorrows and dalppB
ments, but the most Ssnguino hopgal
those who try Dr.. Balls Cough Syr,R
always realized. 1t never diHpE.a
Price % cents.
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ATrEND the auction sale Of secondhand
pianos and organs at No. 1927 Market
street., this afternoon and evening. All
instruments In good tune and repair. Can
be examined this MORNING.
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SECOND HAND pianos and organs, also
accordeons, viollne, &C., at Lucas music
store fold stand), No. 1927 Market street,
this Saturday, afternoon and evening.
PARTIES desiring 10 purchase can exam.
ine Instruments this morning.
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IL 10 rec a man with his cheek y, :,
bis eyes glazed, bis teeth all goa, h
ing the floor wherever be haPt'r, i
with the Juice OF bad tobacco. W. h
itrS Good Enough Nary Plug aid ~ n
MntirNlE
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ANOTHER FIGHT.

Shortly aitOr the fight ChronIcled
another one took place on top Of the wall
between the jail and the burning build.
ing. Heller, who was still at liberty, in.
terfered with Thomas Rose, fireman Of the
Eighth ward hose company, and Rose un:
dertook to punish Heller, disgraceiul
pugilisiiC scene occurring on the ram.
parts OF the burning building, The parties
we're finally separated. Heller is under
arrest. We do not think Rose was drunk.
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EXTRA laundry polish on coIi,,
Gntis Tor thirty cents per dozen +, \ \
Main street. WV Nl Y
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YoU oughtto see those DbiRe' !. b y !,
Bro. are offering at 10 cent?. i, X, :
the beat bargains ever seen 10 lhl W.
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TuosE ~! cent Summer SilksstLBa
4 Bro. are the handsomesL gOOa N
shown.
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Ed. CHRISTIAN will pay cab io'Ie.
hand household goods and EiGhait
ture, No. 104S Market square,
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BRocADED silks in all colon Al. =,
by |, Blum 4 Bro, at the low nj MI, w. \.
cents, HpNS'
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New Plaids, new Silks, new NsItA
new DAmaesies, at |. BlrN dBDl
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LXHINIIION nay

In the Pnbiic schools -ExGrcISsa in the
VHrlonS Departments Of the Pablo
Schools Yesterday.
Yesterday the Winter term Of the Pub.
lie Schools cnded, and was celebrated by
exhibitions In the different schools In an
appropriate manner. Below will be found
the programmes and the comments.
FIRST WARD.
Last evening the Washington District
Lyceum, Q society composed Of scholars
Of the Grammar room OF the First Ward
school, celebrated lis frat anniversary at
the North Street NJ. . Church. A large
and spptsClative audience was present.
The programme was as follows:
PART 1-IisCELLANEOUs,
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We call attention to adyehissn'hl y
Merchants and Manufacturer Cd 's'
page,
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An KLEaASr line Of light cloth for walk.
ing jackets can be found by calling at
/. BLUM 4 Bios,
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IF your watch don't run right have Il re-
paired by JACOB W. GRUss,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
BONELESs GOLDFISH at
GEO. \. McIECHEN'S,
No 1864 Market 81.


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1850. 1851.
7AMigW,SP N.7P.AI7A.W. I2MSP. n. 7P.N
q 40 ~ 10 Il 80 50 10
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Harry Larkiu, who distinguished them
selves, Following Is the programme that
was carried out
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Go TO 1Ilums' for new and IA'1',Sj,a 4,
goods, they are selling them ven w.
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TIM largest, finest and cheapest stock Of
Spring and Summer goods can be found ct
], BLUM 4 BRo's,
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PART I-bBLkCr,
HeadinE-MAry GIfVln..... Wlbohef
Deelam AtOn- ,ChAs. Mayer
Reel Ation-D ,......."h' ggle sll!Sy
PAhC Solo Relour Dc Printemps. HPiwls
Reading Anlne. Mo lie Russell
Letter Wheeling, MAfch Is, lsgl..m.....M. Gutman
ctIlon-The Hid . Of Ehdetby ..... ate Roberts
Voc'l B1lo-L0uglU e..""...".....Ahn ma N. Morrison
Dec amatlOn-H ""''''.''''.'.s. Afbul mot
Recitation II land, 1917. Ella q Vslth
RsttatiOn-ln Fox
Plano 5Olo-Pearl WaliE"........~..a Mamie Pfentibs
The exercises we're openedlby MI. s. AT.
bulhnot, President, In q few well chosen
remarks The performance was excellent
and each one Of those who took part rem.
defed their selections well, The tecita.
tons OF Miss Russell, "The Famine; Miss
Veith, Undergraduates" Lsufa Fox, "1n.
direction" and Drifting" by Miss Maggie
Sllvey, as were also the piano solo by
Misses Helwig aud Ptenliss, we're well
rendered,
Third WARD.
The two literary societies this school
united yesterday and gave an exhibition
that did credit TO the school and the In.
performers. OF the best per.
iofmanCes, without throwing dIsorediG
upon otherp, We might pafliculatize
Misses Jennie Cassel, Mollie Little, Annie
Jennie Brady, Julia Oracrait,
Jennie Edwards aud Lotlie Walters and
MeSsrs. Fred Seamon, Paul Reymann,
Robert smyth, Harry EmShslmet and
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SIXTH WARD.

9IzEEE4 WNHU1
The exercises at the Sixth Ward school
were very interesting, and we have only
space to give the programme and make
the sweeping comment that all did very
we'll and that each performer pleased their
friends and the audience present Fol.
lowing is the
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EIGHTH WARD.

The Eighth ward school closed the
present term yesterday afternoon, with
an entertainment given by the Longtellow
Literary Society OF that school. All avail.
able space was filled with extra seats, yet
there waR not room for all who came.
Followinp In tho
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specisltles for this Week-I. Blum &
Bro cad local
Pianos and Organs at Auction-O. Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-25

ell punto que nos 10 permitio la fabulo'
sa elevation de su temperature.
Antes de psssr sdalante consignemos
algunos detalles curiosos debidos q la
aplicaoi6u laboriosidsd del senor don
Nemesio Antols, vice CONSUL de Espa-
iis On Port-Said, donde vivs emplesdo
en- la 4" Companla del canal " desde 50
fundsci6n, que preseuolo ell primer
azadazo que SO di6 en- el Desierto para
abrlr esa importante obrs, que IA cam-
bia1o radicalm ante el aspecto y condi.
clones de la suuerfois de la TERRA en-
la union del Asia con el Africa.
Dice Antola en sus apuntes manus-
critos que los metros cubicos de are
ma que 90 sacaron para la formation
del canal en los tres primeros amos,
faeron q drags, desde el MaditerrA-
neo. 8 sea 1esie al ktlometro l. hssta
et 60, 100000; desde el kilomstro 60
hssta los lagos amargos l54 600; desde
hs lagos amargos hasta Suez 2O7, 900 Z.
Total de- metros cubieos extraldos d
draga 721, 900. Metros c1bicos extrai-
dos j m sno lie uno otro mar, 50, 700.
Total, $4,000. Pledra empleads an Ia
formaclon 10 los talux del csnsl Al, $50
metros c1bicos.
Las dragas que limpian el canal,
arrancan con sus cestas metalicas las
arenas del fondo, las vacisn en- los con-
duotorss, taroas, que llevaa 4 bsbor y
estribor, cusndo estos se rellenan, ga
lon las agas u. mar y ALI derraman
10 que Gentlemen los conductores.
En- general estas drsgas se componen
Ga la una do 28 ceatan la capaeldad de
cad. 4sta 90 de 800 d 400 htros, y 50
peso &c 700 kiogramos.
En ell ttayeeto do Pott-Said sl kil6s
metro 40, on que el tsIux del canal NO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-25

rs va impossible hacer Greer &
muehisimos campesiuos que esta 'auti-
lla es una provincial espsnola: 10 pri.
nero que contestsn 4 cuantos quieren
sscsrles de tan Iamentable error, es que
ellos son, antes que todo, puerto-rique.
nos, por consiguieute smericsnos.
Esto no es asunto nuevo puesto que {
luz del dis SO coniesa.
Aqui 20 hay mas patria comIn
que Espanl, y ell que, vergonzsnte
8 descaradamente, sustente 8 pro-
pale ideas hostiIes q esta santa idea,
es indigno de vivir en- terra espal D.
la, de que lie cobije ell pabell6n es-
panol, de que le protejan las leyes
espanolas, de que cora por sus We
mas una sola gotta de sangre espanola.
Por supucsto, que qulen asl pien-
Sc con cualquiera especle de sangre
podra sostener su organismo, menos
con Ia generosa sangre espanola.
Todo 10 demas es mdslca ceIes-
tial.