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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-18
VAP0RRS COR 4E05 DBL NASQU8S Dy CAMPO

El vapor espsnol MADRID ssIi6 de
Oadig ell IA deI corriento, llegara ID. NJ
del 26 al %, admitirA carga fete y pa
seieres para la Habana.
Pare informes dirieirss sus oonsig.
natarios,
G. PRATS Y co.
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CA 5 A..

We daseh alQuilar un casa de 1nahpoAteria
la meJer que ga pueda de- ear para estable-
cimia nto me1I antll con su ,siglue casa pa
ra panadena tcdo cI Il meiOr ,stado ST.
tuada en- la calle de ran Juan esQuina lie la
plaza principal dc este pue BIO al que la de
see puede Derse con su dug 40 calo ina oc.
tubre ~ 1ssl.-JUAN I. HARNANpEz. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-18

En- Ia Inprenta del BoLETIN Sc
detalla ell de 67Xl03 cIm { tamano
de este peri6 lico } d S. resma de
500 pliegos, y ell de 6-X9l de ta-
ma no de E Agente $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-18

Ell ser 7icio principia desJe ell 10 de No
yiembre en- ell grandloso yapor esoanol
Manila" al que seguir4n el Madrid"
"Reina Mercedes" 'Tremthem" y Vera.
cruz"
Los vapores de este empresan enlazan en-
PIertO-Rioo y la Habana con los vspores
correos lie la Peninsula ademAs enfazln
en- Ia H4bana con ell vapor de Ia mis- Ia EN-
presa que sale para Veracruz ell 10 de cada
mes IN Santiago lie Cuba con eI de la linea
de la Hab3na Colon.
El vapor de Ia Inca de Veracruz tocara
en- los pusrtos do Progreso Frontera de
Tabasco VeracIuZ Tuxpan.
FL vopor de Ia Habana Colon saldra de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, S S,nta
Marta, Baaranquilla, Cartagena Colon.
Para los citados puntos Sc admitiran car
ga pasajeros.
Para mas detalles dlrigirse en- San Juan
4 sus COnsignatarios
Ism. G. PRAT5 Y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-18
NIlebleS.

Sc vende todo el movilario de la casa ca.
lie del Sol Mum. tS. hay dos silleras muy
buenas, y Ia una es de palisandro esca-
pSrates de espeio I'm piano dc medic uso y
utros varios efectos, las horas para verAos
son de a ii de la mallana y de Ia de
In tarde l-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-18
AViSO.

Con esta feC ha hemos revocado ell poder
general que teniamos oonferido nuestro
ID. Juan A. SALIVA quedande sa-
tisfechos de su desempefl0 durante ell item
20 que 10 ha ejeIotdo. San Juan Puerto
Rico IA NovIern bre lie 1851.
3. MELON Y CA. l-3
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proxlmo fanuaIse en Areclbo uno
cuyo reglameEto ha sido mandad0 va
al Gobisrno General para 81 sproba-
oion.
ANGELIT0 DE Dos. Dice IN peri6di-
co Argentine 40 en ID cluiAd de E4tre-
Rios viye un pac, tioO eiuisdanO que
pesa ID triolers de 609 ilbras.
81 la derrsms municipal SO impusie-
rs en- proportion al tamano corporal 7
q la rlqueza de cSrnes del contrlbuyeu.
te / ouanto le tocsris satlef4cer al lndi-
Y.ddo de las 689 lbras 81 estuVieso ave-
cindado entle nosotros
ATRoCIDAD. - Tn peri6dico liberal
nos do u notioia de que "a famosa ba
ITALIA de Trafalgar 80 Iibro el ano de
1900
Ese ilustrado oolegs, tan fuerte en-
hlsto ria, perteAece q la famiia de los
que Sc escandailzan porque an la Mst0-
iogla SO liable de un pugblo llalnsdO
Dr3s0 ereyenao sin duda que el Consul
d 1aso fue 81 unlco poseouor de este
nombEe c6lebre.
TIJGRETERo. I'm oolega Sc ooupa por
DOS Voces, oon naEc3da lntenoI00, ae
un tnnelonarl0 que tenIs tasto Garlic
a ou ca 30 que 10 dejo por su gusto J
hoy es may isliz posque dtoe que DO ace
a aquel peIo, Como 81 deI0 uaO sIene
otro, zpostamos aiso que con este SC
oPuso slguna pr9tension IuIusta del
autJr .4s lac 1 Iyeretad ,5. 81 detsrminado
peno1leos 40 50 hlol9sen e1o dc elertas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-18
VARIEDADES.

Breyisima historic de la locomotors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-03-15
Wedding Cakes a Speciality.
ID. N. HASKELL.
TOWNSITEAGEN G. PR. II.
TOWN LOTs FOR SALE or LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnemueca, are
or on business relating thereto, should be lad
dressed to the undersigned at San FfaAuisso,
at the G. T. r. r. Office where they will receive
prompt atteution
Those occupying lands belonging to the coss
pany, without having bought or leased the SAME.
are also notified 10 attend TO the matter witLous
delay and avoid trouble.
nole D. HASkkJhA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-03-15
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE RANCH KNOWN AS "LITTLE RYE
PATCH" situated on the Central Pacific kai,
road between the Humboldt House and Mill
CITY stations, is offered for Sale or Rent, ON
reasonable terms. For particulars, address
b. f. HURLEY, Mill City, New.
Or, call at Thacker's Ranch.
Mill City, Feb IA, 1881. I'm
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
A MIXED ENTERTAINMENT.

A"mixed wrestling match" was announced to
take ulace Last nlsht az Terrace Garden between
William Muldoon and john Mcmahon, and before IL
was over il certainly developed into " mixed" en-
terialnment. lhe mn,on oPcneu a. a.
S:l5 with GraecO-Ronlan bout, when
Muldoon won easily IL five minutes az he Is
considered one of the champions OF that syie. mo
next bout was cOar-anG-elbow. which Is NC
Mahon's favOrIte style. He won tho fail In less
than i've minutes. The last boat was announced as
catcb-as-catch- can. but IL only amounted TO DIS
graceful exhibition in which the audience joined Ihe
men had agreed 10 wear jackets. NuldnOn appeared
I'M a cardigan Jacket, to which Mcmahon objected.
After some talk Mcmahon said that lie would see
"how the Jacket worked" He took hold Of tho
Jacket and pulled II over MuldOOns bead. AT tins
fe later grew angry aud retaliated by treating NC
Mahor's Jacket IN the same way. Mediation then re-
fused To continue unless Muldoons jacket
was changed Tor q canvass one. Ihe prlli-
cipals reieTce, umplIes. TubDers down
and all the Others interested on the stage
beyan TO abuse one another. MuluOOh
then wanted to wrcsils without jackets, and the
audience hissed Some mon stood III their seats ana
sbouted; others demanded their entrance money,
and a iew tnid ones lett tho hall. Speeches were
made by the men The stage, setting i0rth their
respectiye rights aud John HIrtnett, lawyer, Ie-
spouded on behalf OF tue audience. The hackers OF
the wTcstlers then became involved IN quarrel.
aud general fight was expected. Muldoon made
many prop istiOns to finish the match, but they
were all rejected by MacMahOns friends. Finally
John KiIloran the referee. decided the match "A
draw after the quarrel had lasted for over an hour.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
STING THE STREET RAILROADS.

II wos announced yesterday in TRIBUNE dis
patch from Albany that Attorney y-General Mard, az
The reonest of the State Controller, would brlng
snits aSaInst large number of street railway com
mes fhat had not paid tax on their capital STOCK
ss re0uired by the law of 1880. 1 1RlBUEE report
ar ssked President Thorn, of the Second Avenue
Railroad. whether his company had PAID any suc1
tax. and be replied brnsquey that tne company nSu
naId the taxes when they were due.
President Lyon, of the Third Afenne hoad' de-
clared that his company proposed 10 pay "nat m5S
inst and to resist what was illegal. lie insisted.
hnweyer that q friendly feeling existed between tno
comnanV and the Attorney General.
" This tax" continued MIR. Lyon, Is tax on
dividends The bill became 4 law III June, Dut ihe
Attorney General claims that notwithstanding
that fact the bill goes back to the November pre-
vIous. The companies. OIL the other hand clalln
that nothing can be IN existence unill created
These two points may possibly come up Ill tho It'll
Is the amount of money involved very large r
asked the reporter. - -
"lt is, although cannot give you even an ap-
proxinate idea of the figures
President Butler. OF tue Sixth Avenue Road, sald
1--WE have paid all our taxes 80 lar as know. mere
was. however friendly suit Instituted sometime
in December between tho Ncw-YOrk Central Rail
road and the state to test when the law which was
passed Jure l, 1880 went into operation. lhat law
nroyidcs for the taxation OF IslrOad diyldoHdS rs
lar back as the December preceding. The question
s whether or not the act be retroactive ana, rs
unders, and il, that qu stlOn u now IN the courts
IL IA claimed by the lax Commissioners tpat inc
Tgiroad companies are taXabie under Tue OLD law
both places aud therefore hold that they nre taxed
by the State on dividends; and II no dividends are
made then they are 20 be taxed on the valuation ol
the stOclV
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
ANOTHER 1RAMP's INGRATIrUDE.

tramp named John Martin was taken INTO the
family of Edward i. White. of No. l30 East Sew
enty-ninth-st.. about month ago. lie was clothed
ana fed and gwen light work TO do about the house
lie did his work faithfully aud soon gained the good
graces of the family Last Friday night. however
Martin went 10 tie room of IA relative OF MIR. White
who was visiting at hs house. and stole some OF her
Monday night. when lac was caught Dv IA lucky cir
cumHtance. The lady from whom the ornaments
were stolen WAS descending the stairs OF the ele-
yated railway station at Eighteenth-st and Third
ave that evening. accompanied by u gentleman n
named Rice. She had just informed MIR. Rec of the
robbery AID they reached the foot OF the stairs
they net Martin. No off was in sight, and fear
inV that the ramp would escape before one could be
summoned Mr.. Rice seized him by the arm aud led
him 10 tho police station. About 0ne-hat OF the
articles were recovered and IN the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday the prisoner was rcnanded.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
CLOSING TELEGRAPH oFFlCEs

Tho consolidation Of tho telegraph companies has
made necessary the closing OF HOnio at the oiiccs
and the consequent reduction IN the working force
On inquiry rcceutlV AZ the Office oil the general man
agor uf the Western Union Company it Wah learned
tint fewer Officers had been closed than has been
generally supposed. ID. II. Bates assl-tant 10 the
general manager, said that a haii-lOzen offices had
been closed In this city, and not more than
100 altogether throughout the country. The
Injunction granted against the company
had ipterfeTed somewhat with the work,
lint the company was making tho changes with
great care. No sweeping changes IA the offices
would bo made poxt month. IL was probable that
the present general office OF the Atlantic and Pac c
Ionipany would be closed bv Nay IL but with this
exception, all the Important Offices viii be main
latrd. he reductions in the force have been more
ia tho executive management than In the operating
department because the volume of business has re-
qurcd nearly tho whole force employed by the for
fnaf gofuDaulea
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK... MARCH 90. 1881.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
srHarter Br) Grsndln Yokohama Dec %, Kobe Jan 8,
Shanghai Ia Annoy 20 Hong Kong %, Singapore 80 suez
Feb i5 port said 2l Gibraltar Mch With mdse
ter Hawley & CO. vessel 70 Seo Bnney , ., Rooor, A
Morgan. -. -. -.
Ship Thorya tof Picou NsJ Graham Liverpool Feb IN
ballast Scamme Bros anchored IN Gravesend Bay for Or
Bark r Allen of Boston) Law MatanEas II days. with
sugar 10 Waten Toel Co; vessel 10 Benham Plckerng
BARK Alice taD Rozetto 7e days. with salt
der vessel Austin Baldwin g. Co
BarE Tomaseto 5panJ Eqnirola Progreso 81 days. via
32 days with hemp 10 Winthrop Cunningham sons
Brig ounda lPOr Cunha. opOrtO so davs, with mdse to
se6r Johann Carl Ger Ploger Aracau 4s days. with
schT Lucy May Burrows Jacksonville days with lumber
sohr Alexandria of Halifax. Ns) MloOmber 81 Thomas 81
days. with soda ash etc part Of cargo OF ship Naval Reserve
sohr NicSefson Tarr San Domingo 70 days with sugar
and honey 10 X Acosta; vessel TO w Loud Co
S0hr Roena Aarabel Winter San Andreas 10 days. with
c0coanuts 10 q Vessels q Co.
ETho following veasOS arrived yesterday too late for In
Sertion In ship nows;
Str Flamboroush tBr Wnitenurst Bermuda days. with
Bark Fisher (of Barrowl Neyis 50 Thomas q days
Bark Pope (sp&nl, Bate. Havana ~ days ballast
Pug Co. -
20. y
Bark slonnengen lNor Ercksen Liverpool o. days. IN oa
BrS Republic tO windsor Ns) Aitchener Areeeibo 90
days. with sugar to Havemeyer EldeTEessei 70 Ber
fchr Iazxie Dewey (ct Lubsc Peters caipaen Is days
with sugar Kn0won CO. vessel TO Miller HouRhton.
day SST r MSTa S s%n % SSsyS 81 ys g
May DYER 6, ps.%SrS gs siussdA Mic
schr EmeIns sawyer lof Msshssl, Lunkan. Lasms II
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR THE STREETS.
PERMISSION GIVEN TO THE EDISON cohPANi
.,,.r ,,r,n,,n rrrnn1rnu TILE CITY,.

PERMISSION GIVEN TO THE EDISON COMPANY ~
PUT WIRES THROUGH THE CITY,.
Alderman Autenreith, at the meeting OF tne BOAT u
of Aldermen Yesterday, introduced a resolutlon u
which provides that the Edison Electric Light COn
pany shall be authorized to lay tubes WIes, cvh ~.
ductors and nsulators and TO erect III tn
streets avenues parks and public places IN Ihls N
for the purpose of supplying electricity IOr % M
tion All excavations in streets, removals huo iS o.
placements of payements or sidewalks are 10 no
made according TO the direction OF the Cohinls-
soner of Public Works. and under such turtner eOn'
ditIons as TO security against damage 70 ssweto'
waternpes or gasplpes as may be prescribed ny tIo
Mavor Controller and Commissioners Oh Eup,Io
Works. who arc now by law authorized 70 make
nrovison for lighting the streets OF the CITY, When
aver hermit shall be granted to open the streets,
navemenfs or sidewalks for the purpose OF laylnS
fhe tnbes wires conductors, etc.. sum equai 70
ner cent for each lnea foot of street occupied sus
be Maid te the city, Nothing In the resolution snal
be deemed to authorize the laying OF mains OF pipes
for conveying gas. .o.tod +b. man.
Alderman Autenrelth strongly supported tne Ieso ~
lntion Alderman McClave thought there should DO
the same freedom accorded to the eectrlc IlgnG co
NAMES "a TO the gas companies. The former were
Certainly entitled to as much consideration as inc
gas companies. Millions Of dollars had Deen en- y.
Sended In perfecting this light, and It was now ID
Condition to be useful to the public. lhere was ~
yald reason why the electric light companies shoui
not be given the privileges asked ior AIdsr ns
uawes asked that the matter be Iad over. IL wa9
yery important that the members OF Lne DOaiu
should understand this plan thoroughly Inc reS"-
ufiOn waa nasSed.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
AID NEEDED FOR TWO DIsPENSARIEs.

The Provident Dspensary, at No. ~ University
place founded by Dr. Ella a. Jen1inss TO ana WORK
ing women and girls has had so many calls upon u
"A TO render necessary It's extension ana eiofts arc
now making TO secure permanent building. III ls
intended to obtain "A fund for tDe wefk' parity pN
means OF a series of entertainments. matinee Will
he given at Booths Theatre Marcel 81 to raise money
for Opening q bazaar, which will be conducted on
novel plan. STARS" of the dramatic and musica
professions will take active part. Ihy VIII IN
ciuda SARAH Bernhardt LOta and possibly Mary An
derson Mr. Mapleson has promised to send some OF
bis sinoers. nrobably Marie koze, Miss Cary and Del
PIi.nts The matinee will consist OF scenes from
Tho School for Scandal" with MisS Jewett as
Lody Teazle Osmond Teare as Charles hnrtdce ana
MIR Edwards az Sir Peter Tedzte John J. Raymond,
Laura Don and Mir. Abbeys entire PARK lneatree
Company will also appear IN " Fresh. the American"
John l.. Owens may also take part. Inc private
boxes will be sold at auction mex week. unless tey
aresispOsed of before by private sale. Ihe names
OF Thurlow Weed, the Rev. Rooert Colyfr, Henry
BerFh Mrs 5. L. NJ. Barlow, and many others ap-
prnr IN an address asking the cooperation OF the
nublic In firmly establishing tho dispensary.
Tic managers of the Harlem Dispcnsary for
Women anu Children have decided TO open a hohpi-
tal IN connection with the dspoHsary where women
will bs treated by women physicians. lhe mana.
gers have issued an appeal tor financial help, and
Contributions may be sent TO Mrs. iialsey Moore.
No l30 East One OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~. Miss
Jeanlo A Ramsay No 80 East One-hundrcd-and-
IWepty-tfth-st. or 10 Miss Hannah A. Sl, No. $50
East Fith-st IL is proposed TO name the new os-
on nj after any donor who Will contribute SZOOO
annually for ten years.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
KIDNAPPING A CHILD.

Henry Jenkins early Yesterday morning was found
In Gruve-st., Jersey CITY. wish little girl IN his
arms. Jenkins was grossly SlntOxcated, and the
child, who wore 0ElY Dght-dress
and n pair of stockings, was crying. They were
taken 10 the Second Police Precinct Station. where
jenkins was locked up. and tho child was properly
clothed aud fed. jenkins stated that the
little girl was the daughter Of Mrs.
Taylor, living at No. 4S Beacon ave-, and ho was
taking her 10 his home IN Brooklyn. An officer was
sent 20 the house OF Mrs. Taylor, who made charge
of abduction against jenkins. aud he was
held by Justice Peoubet to await
an examination. Mira Taylor stated that
her husband who 10 a sailor. had deserted hor and
her two children. jenkins, ehe alleged. was her
husbands cousin, and he had been induced by Tay-
lnr 10 nbnnct both OF the children.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
A GUEST AT A WEDDING STABBED.

numbes OF persons was assembled at tho hOuso
OF Hengy Cohen. No. III Cana.st.. Newark. last
evening, 10 witness the wedding OF hiS son. Among
the gueas was Jullus Simeu Ut No. 80 Christie-st,
Naw-fOfk. While the guests we're dancing u crowd
of boys collected in front of tho hause aud stones
were thrown AT the windows Mr.. Cohen aud several
others went out Of the house 70 trVe of the boys,
when Que Of the latter, said tO be James VBron.
sprang upon Simon aud stabbed hun twice with a
cIasp-k knile once the side and once Ia tho back.
The wOunded man fell TO the pavement and the boys
ran oa SimOn was carried into the house, where
hls wounds we're probed by physician. Each cut
was over AN inch In depth. The boy who did the
aabbnR lives in .he noghborhood and his family is
InnlnclAhln.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
pIrRNrNG INSTEAD OF BURIAL.

regular meeting OF tho New York Cremation So
eioty was held IN room No. "a, Cooper Institute,
last evening. The room was we'll filled The pres-
dent the Rev. J. d. Beuglass, occupied the chair. sA
paper was read by DR. Edward J. BerminRham en-
ttled - The Disposal of the Dead--a Plea for Gre
nation He described the various savage and CIV
briefly examined certain objections 10 the present
syy,em of burial. lie spoke Of the rapid extension
OF New-York toward Woodlawn aud the proximity
Of Greenwood 10 Brooklyn. The lecturer claimed
that the sanitary necessity for cremation formed
the most incontrovertble argument for its general
aaonfiou-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
, NV nrrrLprNg m ROSE STREET.

Plans have been filed with the bureau OF inSpec.
tlea al BuIs,ngs for large building 10 b- erected
ss Kos 40. a. 40 aud 6i Rose-st. Its Dimensions
will be p2 feet front, lOl y ioet deep and nine
stos,.s or 100 tcet IN heaht. IL viii bo built of
hrlel on a stone aud cOucFcte foundation with blue
sse.ss eoplng aud aavanlEet iIon eornices ne
roui vail be HAT, The foundation walls wll bc
inches thlck the hrst story walls thuty'
Al suchns aud tho atugiea above that oin iwentp
s,eht 10 hirty.two lnohes A hTe. escape w.ll bo
furnished bF sn nen staArw ~ pfovlaoa VIII uon
fro,p slnss ~ gpSs. AZ will be owned and occupied
Sy tlsaTge Munro. ~ printing and publishing
heasn. john CofTeja drew the plans iof the strno'
tnes which. 10 10 estimated, will cost FJOo,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
RRIirAL NEWARK HUSBANDS.

Joseph Grengar, OF No "a ParkeT-st., Newark.
was committed 10 Jail yesterday by Judge Mills on
~ charge of having brutally beaten his wife. The
woman is 80 seriously injured that she Is confined
20 her bed and upon the statement Of the physician
attending her. the Judge refused TO accept bail that
was offered for Orengar.
Gerl ard Rothman, of No. 125 sixth-ave.,
Newark, was arrested and committed 10 Jail yester-
day on charge OF assaultng and beating his wife.
His little daughter testified that on Monday night
he beat her mother and blacked both her eyes, and
then mt her ont of doors.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

yield to the united opposition OF the other com
reduction for The benefit Of the spring trade. and
the decline in April prices Is concession 10
the wishes Of that company. The reduction s mas
been made not in the best OF bumor by some OF the
companies and an officer OF one of the companies
said yesterday that the talk about the usua spring
reduction was ali bOsh."
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
FAIIuRE.OF A BREWER.

Charles seitz, a lager-beer brewer at No. 240
West Twenty -eiRhth-st., made an assignment yes
terdsy to Frederick Lewis, giving preferences of
ton Door collections ana losses in beer by coInpeti-
tion and was precipitated by suit against him for
$500. His liabilities arc reported at about
100000. The assets consist of real estate, ont
standing accounts, and stock in hand to DO worked
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
runuwINo DIRT M THE NORTH RIVER.

The Pilot Commissioners yestsfday received q
eamesaini from the captain of the schooner 'atilo
Al W,llisn,s, who said that, Wills hls vessel was
lg,ns "a she bal head betwsea ftfteenth sud siS-
fsanih-sts, kaat hivGf tna With four loaded .eow
ran ai6a eslso "A the hehoguef ebeul n M, hafch
10 aud hssas 6aioadiBg. About 300 ear,-loada 81
d,ft hss besn thfuwn overheard when tbs captain
tLrsslsaed is shoot nd the wuFkmpn " they did not
he I,ssf. ihe uofklnea oOntlnaieR 90 throw over
kasfa the ilsfA
fIiat James Perry reported that white on board
ths ssaas,.leh.ef Os aa MaFub 10. abont two loads
al ssh~ esss shFoun ovcfooard aeat the Comnani-
n.vx e.,ai.doeka
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
REDUCTIoN IN the PRICE OF COAL.

The coal companies have issued their April price,
llsis which show q reduction from former prices of
from 10 TO % cents ton. When IT was agreed last
ing mining during tho last three days in
each of the two following weeks 1t was
the general belief among officers Of the companies
that no reduoticn in price would be made. The
Pennsylvana Coal Company alone urged rednn--
ton. bat 1t was supposed that its wishes would
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
A n EnNKIA nENERosITY.

A. n. s,eas has iasi purchased lsF $4,000 q
beautiful sste al Hath H. l., called Bath Park. for
tbs Chlidr,n's AID society. 10 c1hialhs four aud
quarter acics villa many trees, ssyefal niee payions
f,aely bath-hnasee and many cOnvenlences Tor tho
fnause Aoula spd has frontage On tie SEA 0f aOiLa
400 feea Ahc bathing ls peculiarly sale hf. stone
4. trustee of the society. aaa u brother Of Amasa
ktoac WHO haa done 40 nlnel for che charities aud
s<sressson Of Cleveland. Ohio. The new summer
home will bs shs rssefi Of tho poor ohiidten oi The
tsneu.snl llo1pos dusfnR tho hot weather.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
REDUCTION OF GLASSWARE.

PrrTsBURG, March 22.-At meeting of the
pressed glassware manufacturers this afternoon 1t was
unanimously resolved to shut down their WORKS for eight
weeks between May and September 1. 1t is believed
this action OF the manufacturers will reduce the sockS
OF table ware TO the extent OF nearly $l500000.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rp;.dsor Hotel-Senator B. II. Hill. OF Georgia,
and sOoyiis Of Bgao q se
Navy Richard w. ThOmpson David A. Me1s, al eect N w
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