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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16
FundiciOn.
Taller de naaquinaria 9 carreteria
DE- Los SREa
QCEREJERA HERMANOS Y Ca.
NOE.
PONCE Z

En- este stabecimiento, el mls antigua Y
acreditado de Ia isla, SO construyen toda case
de pifE1 de maquinaris para ingenos de szd-
car, como cor0nas, cindros. maxas, curehas v
ruedas lie engranaje. tahomas, descascarado-
res todos los accessories neceSarios para ha-
ciendas de cafS, ruedas hdraulicas para darmo-
vmiento las tahonas, asi como para bueyes
cabaIlos TAnbien tienen constantements
construidas y en- construction ruedAs para ca
rretas de las mejores bien sazonadas made
ras, cuyA solidsz se garantSs, los precios si.
guientes, m4ndo de dos pares On adelante,
1 saber:
Ruedrs de pics con tondos de
Ruedas con Zorro de pulgada AS i'd
Id i'd de i'd. "s8 i'd
AdemAs esti siempre provisto de los artfcu
los siguentes: ejes de hero patentes para
carret 8. arados psra ell cultivo de 10 GAIA,
desde ndm LA, ingleses de hero, frances
ses del pals, subsueos cuchillas, caiena
para arad tuertes fondo de Oarron con pi-
cos sin pico, valvula para los msmos, tu-
IBERIA de hierro para VI por de q 1 pu gadas,
tes, codos, hanjes para uniones, reduci ioras 4
tuercas, tuvos para ca deras, llaves de bron.
ce con ruedas de valvula para cilindros, des-
do 81 pugadas, estopa patente, estopa de
cAhamo torcido, tOrnillOs con tuercas, de todas
dinebsiones, parrillAs para horna las de regi.
las, lisas de todos tamahos, remaches De
hero de todas clases, desde hssta pulg4-
! da, acero en- gran surtido de todas dimenso.
mes, gomss elastica para empates, aceitera Q
para cilindros, de varios tama1os, aves prue-
l ba de agua p ra calders, p tos para vapor, liza
ca lienzo para maquina'ia pinturs blanca fna
para empstes, mihon en- polvo, cobre en- ba-
rrss, polvo de hierro varios otros arti:u'o os
Ponce agosto 20 de 1881. b. 4d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16
AL publico.

En- La Ciudad COndaI Sc
ha recibido un magnf6co calzado
cosido para senoras, niiias niilos,
a 8 y 10 reales par.
l-6 ARTURO RAYMAT 4 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16
Dos medallaS de orc
DE PRIMERA CLASE.

Estss son las que ha obtenido Ia acre.
ditada hbrica de cigarros
"LA BEL EZA"
en- al ano de 1881. la uua concedida Dor
el Jurado de Ia Exposition de Matsn.
zss y Ia otra por la sociedad cientifca
europea de Paris.
Etto 80 o basts para recomendar di.
chos cigsrros, cnya populsridad crecien.
te en- ests I4ls es la mejor prueba de au
excelente aroma y calidad. 2-15
, 1881-11-12
ANTIGUA.

The Observer of the 24:h nlt. informs us
that " His Excellency the Governor will,
we have reason to believe, leave about the
5th or 9th proximo III the Steamer M@r}et
for the United States, en- route for Halifax,
where Lady Glover aud his family await
his arrival, to return with him to the seat
of Government. His EXceIIency's leave
of absence extends to six weeks, but he
NAV be a little longer away"
The Hon'bIe f. d. Baynes, Colonial
Secretary, will be "a passenger for England
by the Steamer on the 21th,on sick leave"
The same paper gives the following
account of the weather.
The weather has beer for the entiIc
month very favourable to the growth OF the
canes for the ensuing crop, and that aVefy
large harvest Of Sugar is now on the ground
there can be no doubt. Whether all Of
this can be taken of with the labour at
present at command is a m4tter Of the
gravest anxiety among the agricultural
BODY. Will tae Chinese Inmig'an arrlYo
in tine? Tie arrangement fer the inl-
portarion of these people, being entirely
in private HANDS, the money, at the desire
of Ire planters Interested, having nearly W
years ago passed from tbe control OF the
government, no satisfactory intelligence
under this head is at our command. The
rainfall for the month is 1871 inches
, 1881-11-12

been decided on, owing to the prevalence
OF yellow fever in the Garrison. 1t is an
unusual step, but has. no doubt, been
prompted by the best motives and TO save
the sacrifice Of valuable lives. The men
embarked on Wednesday morning, and the
vessel left Immediately, with orders to pro.
coed direct to Portsmouth. We nnder-
stand that two Companies OF the 2od West
India Regiment have been ordered from
Jamsica to strengthen the Garrison here,
which at present consists OF one Company
of that Regiment. The friends Of Surgeon
Major Bennett, AND, (who has been IN
defatigable 10 his attendance or the sick,
and who was recently attacked by fever)
will be glad to hear that he is progressing
favourabIy.
There has been a decided improvement
in the public health during the fortnight
as far as fever is concerned. We hear only
of a few scattered cases, and those prlncl-
pally in the country districts.
, 1881-11-12

On the weather during the early part Of
October Calls NeaCs Letter remarks as fol-
lows.
"The Ootober seasons have fairly set 10, and
both in town and country there have been
abundant rains. The face of the island every
whel looks green and v%erdant, and The pros
pect, so far as the husbandman goes, looks
cheering. In the city we have had almost con-
tinuous rains for the past week, which will do
some good 10 more ways than one. The public
thorouehfares have been flushed and cleansed
far better than all the flushing and grooming
of the scavengers could ever accomplish. The
gardens, too, look fresh and promise a wealth
Of flowers"
"The rain has been very heavy in Portland
and some of the peighbouriDg parishes, irso-
much so that owing to the cutting up OF the
main road In some places AID land'sljpS IN
others. wheeled t.afic has been suspended Tor
q time 10 some parts of that parish. We expect
to hear that similar results have occurred IN
other parts of the island"
For The following items we are indebted to
the Cleaner.
eve a,e clad 10 learn that the agents of the
Atlas Steamship Company have in a very hand
some manner granted HE privilege Of free tran
sit by The newly organised Jamaica Coastal
Service, aud free Wharfage in Kingston, Of all
plau,s distributed by the Public Gardens ard
Plantations. This privilege will no donbt be
duly appreciated by numerous persons 10 The
remoter parts OF the Island, who have hitherto
been unable to obtain many of the valuable
plapts ANNUALLY distributed from the Pbblic
Gardens. We may also hope that the increased
facilities thus Afforded FOR procuring the best
varieties of economic plants, will stimulate
greater attention being paid to our numerous
aminor products,"suc as Liheriac eofee-oacao,
tes, cinchoaa, c~ardamoms, pioe apple, AMI the
numberless fruit trees which might ultimately
prove the sources OF great industries.
aAn i1cidentwhicb occurred in a Kingston
Street Car the other day, seems to US worthy
, 1881-11-12

as in the power of steam. He looked
upon this scheme as the inauguration
of a most important era as regarded
the application of motive power, be-
cause they were about to utilize in a
new way the large forces Of nature,
which were at presentgoing to waste.
They would be able to utilize the
power of water in a way they had
never done before, and probably they
would also be able to make use of the
power of wind-Iames.
, 1881-11-12

of & picture and placs in "Punoh." A lady got
into q car with her little girl. Upon the fare
being demanded, sba paid haif price for the
child, REM king, "Sh4 il under TWO years of
agp.' Oh NJ" exclaimed The precocious
youngster, "you know I'm foQf!' Tableau.
, 1881-11-12
Bekjendtgjorelse

gfAE EFT bekjendtsjores herved, at
~ det under Ode September d. A.
har behaget Hans Majestet Kongen
al meddele CanceIliraad cand. pharm.
FABER Beyilling til at anlagge og
drive ct Apothek Frederlksted..
Observation-Disclosures st.
Croix den 3de November 1881.
M. r. NTSSUM.
cOnSt.
, 1881-11-12

Giants Causeway and Portrush
Tramway was performed at Port
rush in presence Of the directors,
and a large company of the local
gentry and visitors at Portrush. In
terest was attached to the ceremonial
owing to the fact that it is Intended
to work the tramway by electricity,
the company thus being the first to
introduce into the United Kingdom
electricity as IA motive power tor
tramway and railway propulsion.
The chairman Of the company, DR..
Trail, said they were assembled not
merely to inaugurato al obscure or
local work, but to introduce into
ireland for the first time one Of those
scientific discoveries i'll which the last
quarter Of a century had been 80
fruitful. This tramway, when opened,
would be worked by electricity, and
under the direct auspices OF DR.. w. G.
Siemens, Of London, who was now q
member Of the Board and a large cor
tributor to their funds. 1t had always
been remarked that the most bril-
liant scientific discoveries appeared,
when known, to be 1Lc simplest. Most
Of the properties otmagnets and e.ec-
trio currents had now been known for
a long time, but ii was onIy quite re-
Gently that electricity and magnetism
had come to be applied to locomotive
purposes, and, so far, with such sue
cess as to Justify the prediction tha5
IN them they were to hnd the great
motive power of the future. Not
many years would olapso before dis
dynamo-electric power would be sup
piled, not alone to tramwa Us suitably
situated for it, as this one u%Ndoubted-
ly was, but also 10 railways. 70
shareholders in a company such as
this they could easily see what an i'm
portant thing such a revolution in
locomotive power would represent.
The working expenses for hauIage on
a tramway such as theirs with horses
would be about lid. per mile, and by
steam power about I'd. per mile, but
there was every reason to suppose
that the working expenses of their
motive power need not reach Id. a
mile. Further, rs each car would carry
its own locomotive power, they would
save the expense of engine-drivers
and stokers, and all that class Of
persons, as well as the immense saw
ing in fuel and what was more i'm
portant, they required no heavy en-
gineS to increase the friction and to
take a grip of the rails for hauling
purposes, SO that their rails would not
suffer the great wear and tear, but only
have to bear the weight Of the traffic i'll
light cars, Mrs. w Acheson Traill per-
formed the ceremony of turning the
first sod, andthe assemblage was after
wards addressed by the Provost ofDub-
lin University, the Rev. DR.. Jeliett.
He said, as a scientific man and as the
head ola great scientific institution, he
took a much wider view Of the en-
terprise just commenced than merely
regarding it as limited to a tramway
extending between Bushmills and
Portrush. 1t was the Inauguration of a
new era of locomotive power in these
islands. Most scientific men knew
, 1881-11-12

L
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-12
ANNUAL MEETING.

nrricr orrHx EUREKA coYsoLIDATxp
~ Mining Company. Nsv.as sns, Block. Lock Room -;
msetins Of the stockholders Of the above
nAmsd dompsuy will be held st the otios Of
the company Room 81. Nevada nioeh. ssn
- nctebsr 1881. AZ one o'clock p. u. OF said
dsy. for the election Of Five Directors to ssrve
Tor the ensuing year. and for the Transaction
OF such other business ~ may be presented.
transfer books close Oct. lS.
oitd W. W. TRAYLoR. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-12
MEDICAL.

DR.. 8PINNEY A CO.
No. II Kcaruy Street.
'TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
DUNG MEM
Who may be suffering from the el7ects OF youth
ful folics or indfscretiona will do we'll 70 avail
themselves OF this, the greatast boon ever laid
at the feet Of suffering humanity. Dr.. epfn.
ney will guarantee to forfeit I'VE hundred dol
lars for every case Of weakness or private dis.
ease Of any kind or character which he upder
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the ado Of thirty 70 stxtv
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation,
Of the bladder, often accompanied by ! slight
smarttng or burning sensation. and I wsaken.
ing OF the system In . manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small particles OF albumeu Will
appear. or the color will be OF . thin mflkiuh
hue, again changing to . dark and torpid Al.
pearance. There are many men who die 8,
this dtmculty, ignorant Of the cause. which e
the second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. q.
will guarantee perfect cure in all such casos
and healthy restoration Of the genito-urinsry
organs.
Once Hours--10 to I and 70 9. Sundays
ough examination and advice, Is.
Gall or Address DR.. ERINNEY + co..
No. II Kesrny g.. San Fra-uisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-12
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

WAY Stations will please procure ticket
At the Jackson House. or at the Fashion Stables
and leave orders to be called.
$50 W. II. SWEENEY b co.,
Bus Proprietcra.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-12
CAUTION.

THE PARTIES WHO ARE ABOUT TO RENT
j or take mortgage on the House situated
at New Town. Ruby Hill, and known as James
Hampton's store. will please take notice that
I am the real owner Of the same.
JACOB R0syEAR.
New Town. Ruby Hill. Sept. "a. 1881. seas lms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-12

ALPHA LODGE NO. i. A. o. U. w.
NEEETs AT THE FOLEY AND RIoKAnD
Vu building every Tuesday evening ct 1850
o'clock. Sojourning brethren IN good stsnaing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. @. d. Thoma.
A. Z. SHANNON, N. W.
7 a. O. WHrrMoRH Recorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-12

NrEErs EVERY FIRST AND THrRD SAT.
Nl urday Of each month, e their hall,
O'clock, PATRICK STANTON President.
PArRrox HANNos, Secretary.
Eureka, July 10, 1880. Jy2o-u
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
JAY GOULD AND READING.

Although number of persons be-
lieve that Jay Gould has purchased
the McCalmonts' Reading shares, it
can be stated autho itatively that up
TO this time no such transaction has
taken place. The McCalmonts have
fully committed themselves
in writing nj to part with
their shares until the annual election
Is held, and both friends and foes
agree that IT would be an Infamous
action on their part to break that pro-
mise. The story arose flom the fact
that Mr.. Gould made an offer to the
McCalmonts mouth ago for their
shares which was not considered. -
Since that time Mr.. Gould has entered
into schem to establish trunk line
to the West, and he will use the Read
ing Railroad aud some of its leased
lines AS a portion of that route. Ne
EQUATIONS between Mr.. Gould and the
Reading authorities are now going on
aud MI. Gowen has been informed of
them and has given his assent TO all
that is proposed to be done. Mr..
Gowen arrived in London from Paris
yesterday and will sail for home ON
the oath inst.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
General News.

Secretary Sherman yesterday ISSUED
the 101st call for bonds for the slukin,
fund. The call is for SIS, 100000 OF tn,
Five Per Gents of 1Sol-SS,33 ,30t
coupon aud SIG, s62, 100 registered bond
on which interest will cease the alst 0
May next.
The U. s. steamer Yantic, now a
Halifax, is under sailing orders for st
John, Newfoundland, aud will sal
the ice as soon as the weather is favora
BILE.
The President yesterday nominated
| Lewis Richmond, of Rhode Island, now
Consul at Belfast, to be Consul General
at Rome.
Secretary Ramsey has gone to New
YORK, aud is not expected TO return tc
Washington before Thursday.
Albert Dwight Briggs, railroad Com
missioner OF Massachusetts, died on
Sunday.
Oliver NJ. Bradford, for more than
twenty. Ave years connected with ths
Associated Press, and at one time It's
agent in New Orleans, died last evening
in New Yoik,
The Boston Lancers and Charlestown
Cadets reached New Orleans yesterday
afternoon. They were received by the
firing of a national salute aud speech
of welcome from Mayor Shakespsar, and
were then escorted through several Of
the principal streets TO the armory Of
the Continental Guard.
About 400 moulders in Cincinnati
struck yesterday for an increase Of %
per cent. The strike does not include
the stove moulders.
The laborers on section "a OF the
Welland Canal, GOO III number, struck
yesterday. 1t is SAID they gave no rea-
SOB for striking.
The Senate Committee nm Commerce,
yesterday held several long sessions on
the River and Harbor bill. No impor-
taht changes have yet been finally agreed
upon.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
held its regular weekly meeting, yester-
DAY, but took no action on the impor-
tant nominations pending before it.
Less than quorum again voted in
yesterdays ballot fol U. 5. Senator, at
Harrisburg. The ballot stood:-Beayer
n; Bayne, q; Wallace, 10; Scoheld, ?;
scattering, 3.
The total value of provisions and tai
low exported from the United States
during the three months ending January
81, 1851, was $50, 55l 1874 against SIS ,o96,
9l5 tor the three months ending January
81. 1880,
A JOINT stock company has been form.
ed Ia Ottawa 10 run line of steamers
between Canada aud Brazil. The YES
sells will ply from Halifax in the winter
and NJ ontreal IN the summer.
A cable despatch has been recei we'd IL
Qnehee "authofizlng the immediate con
| saruCtlon of beet sugar factory a
| Berthier, on behalf of the Union Suoti
ere OF Paris" II Will be thu first enter
| prise OF the kind in the Province O
| Quebec.
The certificate Of the increase of TIL
capital stock OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company to $50, 900 600 wa
| filed In the office of The Secretary Of
State, at Albany.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

A large sale OF real estate was made
in Georgetown, on Tuesday, at the
court house door. The property be-
longing to the estate of G. w. Hearn.
The following were The sales made
No. 1, to John l. Mumford, 81 acres
aud 60 poles at $14 30 per acre; Ne
To VIM $ White, SO acres and 50 per-
ches at S13 IS; No. 3, to G Il Hearn,
l02 p ores ana % poles, al SIT 90; No.
4, to Levin Ellis 116 acres and 40
poles, at $14 %; No. 8, to VIM r Ell
lis lO6 acres aud 124 poles, at So 70;
No. 6, to | 5 Conway, 100 acres and
% poles, sl3 80. No. I, to Levin Ellis,
225 acres and 20 poles, $11 80; No. 8,
to Levin Ellis 100 acres and 1l6 poles
at So 90; No. 0, S Conaway,85 acres
at 1904 30; No. 10, to S. Conway,
mill, -; No. II, J I Wagamon, 163
acres at 81 10; No. 10. to Jas Dicker.
son, house and lot, 5000 90; No. 10, to
Henry G Frame, house and lot at $202
Total, $12, 782 36.-Inquirer.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
Congress- Yesterday.

The D.. 5. oenaLe yesterday passed
ths Post Route bill. A bill making ln-
suguratlon day a legal holiday ia the
District was laVorabls reported. A Cat
tie Diseases bill v as considered wnhOut
action. Clauses of The Legislative APP
preparation bill, hieh Increase the TO- &c
OF Tie Pension Office, whele the oeca-
sion Of criticisms upon the management
OF that office. In the House Mr.. Me
Mahon Introduced resolution calling
for statement OF the reiunding of the
ten-ioIty bonds. MIR. Warner introduce
ed Dill 10 create a Board OF Fiscal Iu-
epectors to watch over tie collections
and disbursements ot the Government
A bill referring the Choctaw claims To-
the CouIl oil CLAIMS Tor adjudlcatlon
vas passed. a bill was passed giving
$4,000 Tor the preparation Of classI-
heo Infringement OF all letters patent OF
the United States. Mr.. Urner intro
dnced resolution tor the appointment
of a commission 10 investigate the sub.
jet OF freight charges upon Interstate
c mmeT1e.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
IMPORTING THE SMALLPOX
FROM NEW YORK.

ODENBURe, N. Y, Feb. lo.-The
small pc has been brought to this
village, and the inhabitants are we'll
nix b frightened out OF their wits. A
young man named Deckclman came
home from a New York hospital
wi b the disease before his sores had
entirely healed, and wearing his old
clothes. His little three-year old
sister caught the disease, and after a
brief illness died. A brother of
Deokelman also caught the disease,
and is now seriously ill. A neigh>
boris daughter, named heatthabher :,
died lew days ago from the dis
ease. The infected premises.are
quarantined, and the greatest ex-
element prevails. The hospital
authorities in New York are severe
ly condemned for allowing young
Deckelman to leave the hospital un-
Ill the danger of catching the dis
ease from him was past, and for al
lowing him to wear his old clothes,
which we're undoubtedly infected.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
W ashine.ton-
CABINET MATTERS
WAsHINoToH EaA 80

IL one might judge from Tho 1851.
nuify mere to-day it would ~. SUI aud
Oaoihet matters should be- see, seem tAa
at Mentor. The town has had INSTALLING
ruiilofs all day, and the WI zen full d
which came In by mil supplied p y. papea
ess WIN q mass OF fresh n,a,s,i luz guess
OF oaTfield's friends iemarLo o'Sl, Oa
Any BODY knew anything thera u lhat L
less guessing, which is pruh,h,"' ouldS
vie VOL tie situation. tne
On one point those few wh.
be me best Informed and wv Wv claim b
supposed to know more, " =, hayk
than The mass Of guessers sr ~ auy rate
agreed TO day, that Is that Sen.,sS eapeefaIll
llns's visit to Mentor produced ; al s co1l.
change In the Cabinet "slst4 F" , ueClded
as a result Of 1t New York is n s Haa 'hA
Treasury. The two name, " nave lave ths
are those Of Mr.. l.. p aA4,el'lonet
Judge Folgsr. O''Ol and
Among The rumors which
ms evening is one that Mr.. R pIat'ad
name has been scratched Of tho nl .i
entirely. and that The S'ate H.. s'A's
ment Is to so to Massachusat,ss p4ii'
or to a Western man. Ano,bas nal
the effect that Robert Linco,n y y
was, ON seemingly high autbori,s WOO
down on The War Department Y y nl
marked off, on the discovery II, S sa
Grant does not desire him nomi ,u'S
and that Mr.. Cameron is to hav mag Y
namihg of the Secretary of War W. W
another rumor makes Goyernor ~ -
ter, of Ohio, Postmaster Genaral t ~
another gives this place 10 Mr. FT 1.l
ST. Louis, and ia the same Tug, usy
names Mr.. Emory Storrs to The I I,saa
ney Generalship. Elk Senator H H"..
OF W isconsin, is generally rumo,sSs
be booked for Cabinet place y
these are only few of the epor,,S
ing about, all ha wing about tbs i.
basis, namely persistent guessios !
man who know nothing about The M,
ter. ~''