davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
Escribania Pdb.lca.

Por auto del Sr. Juez de primera instancia
del di3tr to de San Francisco, dictado en- ell
juicio sobre concurso de cesi6n de hienes de
ID. Franciscp Antonio Vicente en- favor do
sus acreedores, Sc ha dispuesto la convoca-
toria de estos para que en- el t6rnino de
veinte djas Sc presenter con los titu GA JUS
tiff ativos de sus cr6ditos; fin dc que
lleguen poticia de los que 50 creY eren con
dereoho SO punliea ei presente en- Puerto
Rico 4 diex dc JUNO de mil ochocientoa
nphenta y uno. .~Jpsro NI4vKs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
CalzadO fresco.

Ea La Americana, dep6sito de caIzsdo.
calle de a Fortaleza, ndmero 80, se ha recibl.
do p9r el vapor Abonso XII un sur lido eom-
plet) de calzado de todas caSes acreditadas
marcas para sefioras, cabalIeros nifos.
Renovaran en- to los los correos 50 surtido
BUENO, FRE5CO Y BARAT0
Jun Ia Pizd E Hernlan0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
PODEROSO TONICO FRRRUGINOSO.
Jarabe de Quina Y Hero.

Esta combination reune en- un pequeht
voldmen, una forms agradable, dos sus-
tanci 8 consderadas hasta hoy como in
comparables. La quina medic amento tonco
por ex x;elencia, ell hierro que es la base de
nuestra sangre. Sc emplea con ell mejor exi
to en todos los casos en- que es nesesario en-
rquecer Ia sangre empobrecida, en- las perdi-
das de apetito, malas dig STONES menstrua-
clones difciles reempaza con veRtaia to
das las preparedness fsrrujinosss. UsO =
Una cucharada en- cada comida Esta pre-
parade con Vino de Malaga sin sustancias
colorantes.
Para que esten al alcance de to1as classes,
Sc espenden los precioS siguientes. Licor de
Brea 75.-Jarabe Qlina y Hero 0 75-
De venta en- la Farnacia del Vale San Sebas.
tan 32 m %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
,EGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Tres. Junio g. D;cess hsber sido
Sierta una conspiracion contra la
lCzar.
York, Junio g. Ssgun dss-
le Madrid al Herald, todos los
e 6stan alistando con la mayor
para las proximss elecciones.
provincias del Norte y del
nportamiento de los carlistaz
.necesario que el gobierno
lado vigilar sus movimientos.
,ete esta determinado 9repri-
camente cualquisra sgitscion,
iaso ser6 spoyado por la OPT
"a.
York, JUNO T. Segun des-
Madrid al Herald, el gobierno
doka insugursr una politica
Ga en- Marruecos, por Greer
ado el tempo de hsosr CON-
LSultkn de aquel imperio
la exige IN cnmplimiento to
.. sino el complete eumph-
tratsdo y estipulaciones en-
comercio & intereses ge-
yenidas con su predecessor
'nto principal sers convencer al
n de que la diplomacia inglesa no
Is impedir Ia intervention del 60
: aanaf3oi an los asuntos de Ma
w,s. si los aconteoimientos la hi
: m %neeesaria, por contar 81 gAbinete
sts ! con la seguridad de que nj
..ia. nj Alemanis, nj Austria So
.c1riau & Ia extension del protectors
spsnol.
: proyectos de Espana para es-
,cer sobres Marruecos un protec-
ao como eI de Francia sobra T1aez
suarian entonces solo con la resis-
i d;plomStica de Iuglaterra.
.ndres. !, JUNO SCI gobierno es-
/ ha gido inyitado a asociarse 8 las
rosencias que tratan de liegar
acuerdo para asegurar la neu-
/ del Canal de Panama.
suda hotante de Espsna ha to-
= disminucion dc 12 millones de
durante 81 pasado mes de Mayo.
.llecido el arzobispo de Valla.
York, Janio g. Ssgun M
% de Madrid oil Herald, el Sr.
intenta inaugurar 50 nueva pc
arente 4 Marruecos antes de que
t6en las eleceiones generates de
iscurso del Rey 81 rsupirse las
aDsgico 81 la parte que SO
intsrssss sapaholea er 81
rsca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
DE VENTA-

La impgenta Ell TRANvIA Y la Agencia
M9rtuorla Ell B1EN PUBLIUO, s.tas en- Ia
Gale de San Jose n1mero IA esquina al Gale
lon de Catelral El que interese uno Il otro
estab ecimiento puede entenderse con su 1nico
daeGo que suseFbe --FELIoIANo FugRTEs
h. IL is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
Toa-baja, JUNO Ii de 1881.

Toa-baja, JUNO Ii de 1881.
Sr Director del BoLETIN MERoASTIL
Puerto-Rico
Muy dstnguldo Sr. amigo Motives de
salud de familia, harto poderosos, me han
obliga1oa eatablar permuta con ni cOmpahe-
ro ell Secretario de la Cilra, la cual ha sido
aceDtada p0r Decreto de hoy.
AL ausentarme de Toa-baja, en- donde tan
tas pruebss de consideration de ams ad he
recbido, no puedo menos one enviar & sus
cultos moradores la fel expression de mi des-
psdlda; manifestarles, por medic de estas IL
meas, la grattad que en- mi haa engendrado
sus generosos eomportamentos, muy especial
mente en- aquellos dia5 aciagos en- que una
cruda enfermedad me hacfa sufrir, ausente de
mi familia, en- el lecho penosisimo del doior
De hoy mas puedo otteceres mi casa amis-
tad en- Ia Cdra, por 81 algun dia Sc dlgnan
honrarme frecuentand0las.
Acoia v tamben Sr. Director, el recono-
cimieuto que sinceramente e protesta por la
inserci6n de estas lineas en- su ilustrado perio-
,lieo, ell que con la mayor confederation Sc re-
pite de " sttmo. 8. 8. y amigo O. B. s. NJ.
P. SANTIAGO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
MOVinientO maritime.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
JUNO 1s. DE Halifax, gol ing "Le Roy, "
salaZones.
Id 2O.-De Aguadilla, vap esp "R de He
rrera, carg graz .n
queu," i'd.
De Id berg aim IRONS" carbon.
DE La Palma id esp ~. del
Buen Canine" carg grsl,
Id 2l.-De la Isla vap ing "Arno,' Id i'd.
SALIDAS.
JUNO 2S.-Para Aguadllla. hal esp "Nusva
Flor" provisiones.
Para Fajardo, yAp i'd "Elcano. >
carg gral.
Para S.nth6mas, ii ii "R. de
Herrera" Id.
Id 2t.-Para Agusdilla, i'd Id San Juan, y
idem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
CIase de dibgjo natural.
3O.-CALLE DE TETUAN-30.

Partlcipamos los padres de familia, en-
tusastas del bello arte de Ia pintura que des-
de ell dia Is del presente mes de JUNO abri-
remos una case de Dibujo Natural para
que los genios desoonocidos que existen en-
el pals aficionados las bellas artes, pue-
dan mostrar sus talentos y habilidades en-
muy co to tempo de aDrentizaje. Ell pre-
clio Dor meses adelantados IN peso cincuenta
centsros.
Tambien adm;timos media docena de
nlumnoa pobres debiendo oresentar una bo-
letl del conf -ario del barrio que 10 acredite-
N0TA s. retocaran cuadro5 al oieo de-
teriorados se barnztn que1ando en- buan
estado.
MOLINA & CABRERA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22

Muy Sr. nuestro:
Tenemos el gusto de poner en- como ;.misnto
de " haber tornado una eociedad eolectivA
bajo la raz6n de
TTUDA DE ECHEVARRIA t Co.,
que SO dedcara los msmos negocios qle la
lie ECHEvARRTA q Co, de que es continaaiorA
Y de cuyas sxisteucias Sc ha hecho cargo
Rogamos V. continGe favorecieado 6 ls
nueva sociedad con su confanza del mismo
modo que la antigua y nos suscribimos deV
atentos s. s.
Juand Navarro.
FELIX ARRILLAGA, firmsrA:
Viudu de E;heu1rri1 G Go. as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
Iicsr BalSa nico
n BR2 4 VsGSfiL { O3CGIfalD0
Y DO5IFIOAD0, PREPARADO
por el LcdO en- Farmacia
FRANCISCO GARCIA BRLZ.

Sc empiea tanto interior como exterormen-
te en- las af sceiones do la pisl y Was urinarias.
interiormente SO usa como estimulante diafo-
rstico duretico energie0 en- los catarros de
las vsgiga, Ia bronquitis catarro pulmo-
mar. Al exterior Sc usa contra Ia sarna y
otraS enfermedaieS cutaneas, como Ia soriasis
prdtgo, lfpra etc. Modo de admnistrarse,
lease el nrOSD2ctO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22

el Eatado han sido capaces de con-
arse para que Sc cometa ell asesinato
IN sultan y han querido cubrir So
linen snponiendo ell suicidio de Alb
.l-Aziz.
Al mismo tempo SO aumentan las di-
'ultades inancieras y no sabe ell 60
erno turco hssta que punto podra
enderlas.
Ri embaiador de Tarquia en- L6ndres
eomendo las proposiciones sometidas
goblerno turco para la reorganization
La Hacienda otomans & instsncia del
mite ingles en- representation de los
ledores de titulos y obligaciones de
peuds tHrca { bondho'ders J.
sdas por la Puerta y ell Sultan
cionadas proposiciones, Sc ha
q los delegsdos de los bondhol-
ne vsysn Constantinopla q
los detalles de la eiecuciou del
, cuyas principales disposicio-
las siguientes:
La Puerta cederS los agentes
ropsos de los bondholders las rentas
timbre { papel sells 10 del tabaco,
ia sal y de las demas rsntss mencio-
sdss en- la nota turca de 8 de octubre
1880 con la condicion de entregsr
10000 libras snualmente al Banco
,mano y q los banqueros de Constan-
)pls.
Los agentes administrator estas
taa Y estarsn considerados como fun
iarios del imperio otomano.
Iutefventores, nombrados por la
rts, tendrsn ell derecho de examinar
ihyos.
:. Los diferentes empr6stitos que
ran reducidos 4 los precios de emil
ines de sus diferentes contiatos y 80
,arA el p9s de dichos emprestitos
esta reducci6n.
Ell producto l{quido de las rem
hacha Ia deduccien de / 100000 IL
lsncionadss y de los gastos de
stracion, undo al tribute de la
ia, 4 las rentas de la Rumelia
ii = de Chipre, servirs para pa.
- diferentes emprestitos, de los
rdel tesoro de la Dsuds general y
obligaciones de los ferro-carri-
Todas las rentas Sc depositsran en- los
ucos de Francia Ioglaterrs.
i 81, en- los primeros amos, no hu-
asdinero suficisnte para dsr ell 4 p.%
.ribuira prorrata entire los scree-
sc oonvenio priva al gobierno tur-
q las rentas mas pinguss y le some
IL intervention administrative de
Needores extranjeros.
-.
gran pompa y muchos regocijos
os Sc ha hscho en- RumaRia Ia
ci6n del Rsy para Ia cusl SO ha.
lido un luioso paball6n con sus
c1pnlas en- la plaza de Ia ca
va c6rte del que sntes fus
va es rev concurrio la CO.
con los altos funcionarios del
sd clero y la milicis.
estis el uniforms de general
~ fue muy aclamado por la
que llenaba Ia plaza y sus
Is.
sdlar las tropss, delante del nue.
N, momentos de gran entu-
.ndo le saludaron las bande-
girones en- las batallas sos
Ell ej6rcito rumauo en- la dl-
con los turcos. Verdsd es
oas de la Rumania hicisron
is valor para conquistar Ia
acia del Principado que u
econocido por las potencias
).
La capitsl gran entusiasmo ::
- sus GALES varios carros
es > aleg6ricos costeados por
oracionss, profusion de bande-
aduras en- los BALCONIES y 10 de-
en- tales casos es de costum-
demks pueblos del nusvo rel.
aeron tan lujosas las hestas
ssron pruebas de adhesion al So
(ConcIuird
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
PARTERA.

Doffa Ana Delfno de Milla partera recibi-
da ante La Real Subdelegacion de medicfna
obtenendo nota de sobresaliente por unani-
midad, ofrece sus servlcios San Justo as.
h. J.. 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
CEyTRO lRTISTICO
F.. TOLEDO.
I1.-SAN .JOSE-I7.

En- donde encontraran tambian los
msgpificos pianos de RAYNARD 7
MASERAS que de tan grsnde y mere
cido credito gozan en- esta isla.
M1sica de todas clases. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22

NEaocIADo DE OBRAs PUBLIoAs, Cons
TRUooIoNEs CIvILEs, Monies MINAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-22
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GoBIERN0 GENERAL

DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
SOCIETY NOTES.

very large arty OF young ladies with their
chaperones have gone to Annapolis to remain
until after the ball next week at the Naval
Academy. There was program arranged for
hopS and other festivities for q week In ad.
vance OF the ball. Miss Cogswel and General
Halnes daughter were among the young girls
In the party. The brother of the latter viii be
one OF the graduates. General HaineS who ia
still at his brothers home In Boston, with his
Wife, Is improving In health.
Ground has been broken this week for a
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue and street. Of which
MT. Fraser Is the architect II completed In
time Secretary Blaine will move into it next
winter. 1t will be as large and as handsome,
internally, as that OF Senator Cameron, OF
Pennsy lvania, at Scott Circle.
steadily her friend. Mrs. Sheldon, went back to
OHIO, and she Is now on her way to New Mexico.
Mrs. Sheldon rarely left Mrs. Gar1eids sick
room during her visit.-General Sherman's
Vile returned yesterday from st. Louis. She
ana her youngest son and Miss Lizzie Sherman
VIII spend the summer With Mrs. Thackara, In
BOSTON. Gen sherman will remain here and
take occasional trtps.-t3eneral CogsWell and
his family Will spend the summer with friends
at santa Fe, N. NJ. They will return In the
autumn and keep house in Washington. on.-Mr.
C0rc0ran went to Deer Park to-day to spend
few days. He has not yet decided where he
VIII spend the summer.-Gen. and Mrs Van
Viiet Will soon leave for their country place. at
shrewsbury. near Long Branch.-It Is said
that Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartor1s will probably
pass the summer with her parents, at their
cottage, at Long Branch.-Mre. Sherman lett
yesterday to join her husband. Senator Sher-
man, In Ohio-Miss Anna Wilson, who has
has returned to her parents residence, on 1
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

ANrsEMENTs-Sthp page
AUCTION SALEs-3d and 9TH pages.
Books, 6c.-5th page.
BoARDNe-4fh page.
BooTs AND SHOES -5th page.
business OaANoEs-4th page.
OIrY IrKMs-Sth page.
DEATHs-5th pare.
DRY GooDs-5th page
EpUcATIoN-4th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIES page.
FoR RENT AND SALE-4th page.
FoR SALE (Miscellaneous}-4th pace
HoUsRFURNIsHIS9s-4t page.
LADIES GooDs-5th page,
LOST AND FoUNp-4th page.
LIST or LxEuRs-5th page.
MARRIAaEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL. &C-7th page.
PKRsoNAL-4th page.
PRoYEssIoNAL-4thp page.
PIANOS AND ORaANs-5th Pare.
PICNIcs, EXCURSIONS, &e.-Sth page.
PRoYosALs-3d page.
RAILRoADs-7th page.
RELIGIOUS NorICEs-lst page.
SPORTING GooDs-5th page.
SUMNER REsoRTs-Sth page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st page
SpECIALIHs-5th page.
BrKAMKRs, &c.-6th page.
THE TRADEs6ih page
UNDERTAKES. &o.-5th page
WAETs-th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
Two Unfounded atements.

EX-SENATOR SPENCER NOT APPOINTED FInSr As
SI6TANT POSTMASTER GRNERAL-JUDGK NOAH
N0T APPoIETED CHEF OF THE PAY DIVISION.
There Is no truth in either the statement
that ex-senator Spencer has been appointed
First Assistant Postmaster General or the state
ment that Judge j. j. Noah has been appointed
chief OF the pay division OF the sixth auditors
ONCE. Postmaster General James says there
Spencer, and Judge Noah Is himself authority
ior tne statement that he is not an applicant
!or the place which has been assigned him by
HM was offered him. The resignation OF First
AsSlstant Postmaster General Tyner has not
Sss SSen accepted MI. Sleman, Of the sixth au-
Chief for promotion to the head OF the nav di-
slsloH NO appointment will be made until
SeciStaC Windom returns, but It is considered
as aimost settled that sleman WIN get his pro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
Wall Street T0.dax.

NRw YORK, June 4.-The PosrS financial
article Gao pm. edition) says: The stock
exchange markets are firm for q. s. bonds
u'at1ve share list is all lower the decline rang
Ing from 1fa2H per cent. The weakest stocks
are the Vanderbilt shares, notably Michigan
central, New YORK Central, Canada Southern.
on which 1t Is now said no dividend Is to be
paid, Union Pacific and Lake Shore. The other
stocks which have declined sharply are MIL
Waukee and st. Paul, Northwest, Delaware,
Kansas and Texas, Metropolitan Elevated has
been exceptionally strong, also ST. Paul and
Omaha. In the money market 2a3 per cent is
the quotation for call loans. Time loans range
from to ~ per ceLt, according to the length
OF time which they run, but more particularly
according to the quality OF the collater ais
pledged. Prime mercantile paper is quoted at
Sa4 per cent for GO days date, 3Ha4 per cent for
four months date; the next grade Is quoted at
4a5 per cent. The market for foreign eXchan re
Is quiet but fully steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
The Canards About Mr. Blaine.

AN
The representatives OF the esAttorney General
and Of the Postmaster General, now and here
tofore in charge OF the star contract investl-
cation, emphat1cally discrediJ the published
rumors that Secretary Blaine has been i'm
plieated In the matters referred to, and
that, In the interests OF himself or CT
implicated friends, he has endeavored to
stop or impede the Investigation The
committee OF investigation and their superior
officers unite In denounc1ng all such reports
as utterly gr0undlesS, ard say that on the con.
trary Mr. Blaine has from the very first encour-
aged the investigation most heartily and has
constantly taken the ground that 1t should be
prosecuted to the utmost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
Impending Changes at the Treasury
Department..

WHO WILL HAVE TO GO.
An Intimate friend OF Secretary Window told
THE STAR reporter to-day that he knew
officially that number of changes among
prominent officers of the Treasury department
had been decided upon. These changes, he
said. included both the assistant secretaries,
the appointment clerk, and the removal of
Pitney and Cobaugh, captain of the Treasury
watch. The Treasury Investigations would
he said, have to do with all the predicted
changes, except that OF Assistant Secretary
French. His removal, he said would be on ac-
count OF the opposition to him by the New
York business men and Others who have busi-
ness In relation to customs duties with the
department..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04

BAL1 more. June 4.-viretnia SKIES. de-
is ssx ia second SERIES
BALTIMORE. June 4...ootson frm-m,ddins.
s%b.rv End s;.i ssI
l:2sa; June i;223al 2s July. 1.2i IsI. aiss :;
Corn. scuihs, fImer western easier, closing dal.
r. Sss'siR z5eas :s:s;
@sStivemwestern @ Nv white 5Sa4g; do mixed q. Rye
BY. change du S
sSm SesansT grass IsasS Eggs higher l6 Petro
enii %. Frsssss 70 Live:peei per steamer aa1s an
So.bss so5n 5 barrels wheat
whest SIS, Sss bushels: corn; i2s. $50 bashes.
st irssaOnsl sdv.ncs on yeste1dsy's eosins
ss15 pace shs latter csnsa. ees Wien Sf
for 100 sls for S the .eeoant ioS 4is
Atlantic and Great Western rst mortgages sei trustees sS
certificates 6S* Atlantic and Great Western second
Illinois Central. iisx fennsS ivaSia Gentrai, es2. 2
New York, Ontario and Western. 3sk
Money. SasN E1chanEe-long. 4ssA short ass.
aSTsEP%e1;s %s% %9RS quiet stan and firm avn
Wheat heavy and lower. Corn dull.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at 2:30 p. M, as reported by II. II.
Dodge. OF s639 18th street. by special wire
Western Union. E7S; do. new stock. s9k; New
York Central. 1857: Lake Shore, isix; Michigan
4sS; 81; do. preferred. ssh;, do. seconds; l0sH;
yertey Ceptrel I02A: Delaware and Hudson. lll4;
@; @.nd; st. c Paul. i27h; do preferred. oa;; Ws6ssh
Pssiss. !nS IS y d2;a: e x and II 5of H.nnibaI
Iron r. Mountain. 81 Ohio and Mississippi. a.
I..s,.h l; 6 2sh; .. NoEtheE1 Pacific com. IS; DO.
SSrefsEreS prefer 5sx; DO nrst preferred; Central
OHIO. 3eA Louisville and Nashville, l0fs4: Nash
81 Msnhsttan Elevated. 2sk Illinois Central. I43E;
Canadian southern. 76h District Of Columbia S.6t
PONDS -. Ohtcago. Burlington and Quincy
169; Denver and BIO Grande. ITO: st. Paul and
Omaha 46h: DO; preferred. l06x: O. O. O. and l.,
~ Erie and Western. 63: Ohicago st Louif
and New OrleanA -; Ool. Coal. 63X; Ohio Oer-
tra1. 85A; Texas Pacific. 66sl; Texas Pscnc
Closing Government Bonds-6's, l.osha1 .Ossl:
coupons. Sc. l.0l4; coupons, IOlEal. O45s;
~, 1leRa1. l6Hi coupons. l.l53Ial 16k; As
1.17Aal.l73s; coupons. 1 lskal 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
William Penn,s RenainS.

LONDON, June 4.-Mr. r. Littleboy, OF New
port Pagnell, BuckiDgh Dgh6mshire, writes to the
Times as follows: The intimation in your cor
respondence from the United States relative to
the removal OF the bones OF William Penn from
their resting place at Jordan's In Buckingham
snire, to America, takes me by surprise. As
uustee or the burial ground may say that the
trustees have received no application on the
subject, and If made, ii would not be enter
Lalned. Trusting tnat this may receive pub
hclty In your columns, am respectfully.
LITTLEBoY.
Brutal Assault In Ireland.
LONDON, June 4.-Yesterday, party of men
Drutally assaulted servant OF the Farmer
dempsey, VINO was muTderously attacked in
County Galway recently. Two farmers have
In the assault.
ROWell Going to Try to Walk GOO
Miles i'm Six Days.
LONDON, June 4.-The Sporting Life to-dav
says Charles Rowell, the pedestrian, intends 70
Try TO make 600 miles In six days, and he Will
accept odds OF 1000 to 200 that he win succeed.
Rowel intends to retire after this hatch.
Review Of the EPSON Races just
Closed.
BelrS Life in London says:-"The EPSON sum.
mer meeting just concluded is universally de-
claIe0 10 nave been one OF the most interesting
ana successful ever held. The weather was
large. The success OF IroQuois In winning the
perry, and OF the unbeaten Thepais, who wor
Ile Oass stakes, and the exciting match race
% IoT the EPSON gold cup between Bend or and
meeting one which Will be long remembered in
sporting annals. A veteran sportsman SAYS: Il
nave seen few Derbys, ST. Iegers and Oaks
but never witnessed so much enthusiasm or
heard such cheering as when lroquots was led
back after his brilliant victory"
Hart, the Pedestrian Charged with
Robbery in London.
LONDON, June at the Marlborough street
poICe court to-day, Frank Hart, the American
PEDESTRIAN was charged With aSSaulting wo.
man and stealing 25 sh1llings from her. He
was committed for trial at the MiddleSey court
Oh sessions. Bail was fixed in the case with
TWO sureties In e40 each.
The London Times Lectures Arch.
bishop CrOke and lIr. ParneII.
LONDON, June 4.-The Times this morning
edftor1ally, aTraigns the leaders of the land
league ana their abettoTa, including Archhishop
Croke and Mr.. Parnell, as having conspired to
DEFY the law. The article severely cersures
the archbishop for his recent course in fncittpg
the peasantry TO INSTRUMENTATION. and points
out that 1t is not alone the landlords who suffer
from the terrorism. but hundreds Of thousands
who are dependent upon them.
The COldstream Guards 10 be Re.
infOrced.
LONDON, June 4.-The United Sorrice Gnzette
says:-It is probable that the force of Cold.
stream Guards In Dublin will be augmented to
brigade.
Twice Rescued.
MI. OMahoney, prominent member OF the
Bally ydehoD land league, has been arrested
under the coercion act In spite of large force
OF armed constabulary the people twice sue
ceeded IN rescuing MIR: O'Mahoney, when
has started to endeavor to Intercept his escort
at Skibbereen County Cork
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
The Readtuster Convention.


Virginians In the City talk chiefly OF the read
1uster convention and its ticket nominated
yesterday. The readjusters. from all accounts,
are well pleased with their work. One OF them
who attended the convention says that practi-
Cal union OF the republicans with the read
justers has been accomplished. He thinks the
Mberality OF the readJusters In nominating q
prominent republican for lieutenant governor
makes the coalition all right, and claims that
nine-tenths OF the col0red men win stand faith.
fully by Mahone. An ex-member Of Congress-
q Virpinian- the readJuster ticket is about
the best that party could make, but that it Is
not dangerous to the democracy. he SAYS
CameronH bold declaration that he was q demo-
cTat, In his speech accepting the nomination,
win be used BY the ssraightout republicans Is
argument enough IN behalf OF q regular republi.
can convention; also. that the nomination OF
Lewis WIN anord readtuster democrats q good
excuse to 60 against the ticket. and that they
will 30 use It Strong efforts win be
made to 0induce the administration to favor the
readjustef ticket. A republican convention
viii be held, and the coalltionisM win en6eavor
TO control It.