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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12
FOR EXCHANGE.

EoR ExCHANGE-A good piano for q ma'GH
IL team Of horses. Call At the Music Store OF y
Roy Bowlby, 1TsG 2ud avenue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12
FOUND.

EOUND-That Geo. A. Balm & Co., still have
] some OF their first-c class buggies on hand which
they Will sell very cheap.
EOUND.-The best dish of ice cream and The
choicest cigars at Fred Krell restaurant l5i
Second avenue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12

MTANTEO o. Everybody to know that the best
w place to get frst-class meals and board Is al
r w. Thompson's restaurant, opposite Harper
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12

WANTED-Babtes to ride in the Rock Islart
w Baby Carriages, for sale by N. q. Mills, W
has the agency for the three cities and sells 81
wholesale prices. 5-23d1
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12

WANTED so young ladies TO call and seaz
w new Bangle Bracelets and Prince Royal 6sl
Watch Chains; also. new styles Of Rings, at
5-23dd BAKERS Reliable Jewelry Stort
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12
WANTED.

MfANTED-J j. o. Freed has removed M. -
w shoe business to the Comm ercial Hot, goSs an
seventeenth street All in want of GOOD oIock
boot or shoe aking will do well to cali ON SJ,n
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. insurance caE be had al
w reasonable rates. Apply to Geo. w. d. Harris
under Harper House; will exchange house In MllaI
for one in Rock Island or Davenport, will pay DIFF
ference
, 1881-07-05
Cause, llrc-crackurs. D,,inaRt nonl-

IHul.
Tho alarm from nox So at 10 20 In tho fore
noon was caused by tun many lir,A.rackrrs
on lilo roof Ut n twtl-st0ry frn,nn building ut
Nh. ltW lYhlto Htrcct, OWNED md occupied by
Genrge l1ailurat., .Dail,uge trt,ine.
Thu atariM frshn Box Dt:t at l0:sh, at night
wns ct,lsea by skyrnekpt setatilE tife to tho
ruff Lorcnz l?ulI's residence, at No. a27
Nnyttt nyehlle. M slainAgu.
The alary, from; llox 10 1T o:+o Inst even1ng
windoIw curtain nn the titrt! tlnor ot a three.
story frame building ut No. 1Elt StAle street,
accllpic.l by 4. Co.ly. Damage, @Aj.
Tho alarnt from INK M ut 1 ::0 yesterday
afternoon was causeti by n tlre Il, thu toy
store 1T Ar. Stnlbarg, M. 4s7 Jefferson street,
DAmage., SIT; Insured tnr 81, 600 1T tlia Fire
Association Ut rhiladelpl.it.. Cause. chill
.Tite alarm from l3ox iii ut s:I5 t'ciock Inst
t!lllnese lnutorn III tiic show wfn;IoS oi
Ge0rg0 l. Paul's nOtf0n stOrc. No. h} Cornell
street. .DnlMage to stock, 9l6.
Tile nlarin fr0h, 1l0x 1al at 0:f4 Inst evening
was Clttsetl by s0tlse ono firing skyrGckGt
ilit0 II lot Ut iirewIrks which Werc ex)N,sea
nf No. w rwcnty-second street; The build
ttanlagutl 10 tho extent Of Sl00. Damage to
Tl's' alarln from Mbx 81 Mt 1t:5o last night
was caused by Tie explosion Of a1l ufl-fnnp
IN tic comprising -rn0ni nf tho Ar',ctter Zctt-
nm. ut No. u Fifth avenue. DanlnGe sln0.
Ill9 Try Was discovered by George Ba'nfort,
4 still alnrm to Englno Company NJ. d wns
enusea by 4 lire n,t the roof nj a fralnB buttl-
illg Mt No. :s,5 North Atny street, owned by
Mary Krat1, altl 0ccupleil by Mr.. Goodman.
Damage, So Cause, ttrts-crAckers. '.'.'
, 1881-07-05

hole, 70 stumbling tiuwn I've g..3E;;plank. allt
tho comments Of. tho Chlnamcl', nor
they tho rcnarKs Of tho Inspector
tlanbtless accounts, in largo n!rasure,
tyr tho ,abse9Gu of any rebellion. nj
one Il, lcn OK lha Clilnalat1 llaya tltolr tlsl,,
bnly Jugs covered With stockings, but this
scarcity ,'t, ,cnygrng of THO lowcr extremity Is
averaged BY the n,!l0ltltt Of Gluthfng trotliltl
l!,eir uhules, which Ia awathed In fft,in faur
to six padded SILK gnfnai,ts. fllsl!lo tle poi
tho reporter noticed sovgral Neutrality-suspicious.
Ing Cl!lltatncn wearing silver badges uennttng
t,oll to bc nKcnts Of tho seyeral Chinese conl-
i,llti asked Him WHY fo ,li,rnot 70 on poartl
the sltp nrtl explain tn tito passengers the IN.
apsctlot tlGy would l!c subjected IT, and ntl!er
!nitters which would haye the effect Of nv0itt
replicii iiiat rcesnt orier oi lie stssr.s,iis,
Company, q the Custom llpasp forl,atlo tiiell
tromi 1n'!tliliE slle sllp until tle pilssn,igors
were a. landed. Tl,e REPORTER askctl tha
seo tint tho. ChlnatllUn liad no idoa' ct what
Wns cxpectGu ut ttnn1..
'rhsy staggered on The wharf under their
!oAls atid wore pushed and jatnmel around
Ey a Mt9ut .t ts1spe1n inpn nro SF
pushing nnd janlnlng. MI ten!ietl to. They
io0kctl !ike 4 drove Of hewiltlured eattle Iii
t!lG receivlng.ynrd Ut ,sla,tgsiter-hogse, aiui
i thoy hes,ated i,l daze,!, l.'esralh x%y
eoMrsel Or whiting for q directing ,yor.l, they
suffered tic penalty Ut their Iulincp1tt tEnnr.
altGe by MI uHcerenot[nus but official clutch
MID bounce, MI In lleap aid ntop ut solllo
lfn Chin.t!atl stngReretl and fe!lo1, the gallg-
plank Ills bnskot Of household goutls ntlti
Eo.ls. scattered In all directions, were
kicke.l atter llih, some ,tallIng On The wlnrf
Wnlt]tt tnka t1e losY ar lila nnnils hnrff1v hit
, 1881-07-05
SHOT,

4 Norwegian Probably Fatally Rhot
= by n Dnne-Sv1tat1ser or Not 1t Was
Accidental In Not Knosvn. "'*
Thomas SOlaersDl,, n Norwegian q years
0f age, roaming Mt No. 1870 West Indiana
street, WAS shot In the lleatl, accidentally or
otherwise, at las o'clock lust night un tho
st'lewalk IN front Ut No. 1A on tho sanlp
street by Emil johnson, 4 Dane, - years Of
aRc, WHO lives In the salile lIelglborllU0d.
Johnsoh matlo ln effort to get away, md
was arrcsted alll lacked Mp at tho West
Chicago Avenue Stattoll. The wounded u,a,i
WINS attended by DR.. ilogers, who recon.-
mendet! his removal 10 tl,e county Hospital,
and the West Luke street. patrol wns sum
1uoned for the purpose. Tie bullet entered
just below the right eye, and taking III, up
ward and backward cuurss forced the eya
out. upon the check and lnigu.l IN tl,e
brain. 1he doctors nre uniform In the be-
1ef, TINT the man caI!Int llyG, allA prot,ably
'wlll not survive tue lltKht:, Up to au curly
lnE up tl1e easu. were totalIy nna6iu to 10y
dent. The principals nllI witnesssa
ars forelgilers, unnblo 10 spcak Eli
gllsll, aisd It proves difficult to ct
at thy facts. Sona nr0 of tl!u opinion tint IL
men %i,io!l trek plsee y SALOON - thu ln.
but short time hefors It, Anx-
tous search is beInE 1nutlu for per-
son Will tho not uncommon nnIllu Of
J09es, Wlio lives somewhere o,, 00oso Isl
9!!d; lie was ln the company Ut both men
.nurillg tfle evening. and k!lows, mora ab0ut
tho 9tfray than aliy nno else. Ills Htutellltllt
you'll settle thu dispute as TO whether
60lutrsoll WIS lnlrlcrGa.'
, 1881-07-05
INDIAN ELOQUENCE.
Address Of Chief ColoroW When Invltct
to Take Walk.

Audfoss OF CEtket Col0row When Invited
to Take a Walk.
Laramie Dbo,atnsna
There will he big pow-w0w Mt the White
River Agency on'Ao 2jtli, at which the Utcs
will decide whether they will go away To
their new lands poaceably or not,
We arc permitted tn pllblisl, III advnnce tho
written statument OF Chief CuIorow, which
he will submit to the meeting on that occa-
slol,, and give 1t below:
"Gc1ttleInen Ut tho Conference, Warriors
and Pale-Faced Snoozers from the Land Of tile
Rising SnI-Nty people are to-day cordially
invited by tho white father to pick up their
furniture md go West to grow up with the
country.
'"'Vu are asked to ieave our lands and take
up some clAims In another locality under the
desert land net.
"The white father tells hts children to
scoot. He says lie nee.ls these lands In Ills
business, n1 PIX te ,Tt IT, man to gatsr US
"'rhs witite man knows TINT when he
spealss We must obey Ills voice. He has tho
regular army aild another naan to enforce Ills
coii ards.
I'VE accept tho. situation. The bones Of
our ancestors ARG here. Here aru our homes.
Here are The spirits Ut our deal. We have
landed IN our renlonstranca, but It won't
"ln . few moons we must turn our backs
upon these hills ai,d valleys, alld 60 to our
%XiiIts' 'tsl; as'a wltl, THAR. pale aquaws and
wlewaias ,hsre, The prospector viii cotne e
ltcre and dis lioles Into the earth, and the
farmer will plant ills crooked-neck squasl,cs
"When tis white father starts the music
I'VE have been asked to irrieate the coun-
Try llnre nl,d l,Oe corn like the white man.
'note tie string beam. 'lYe viii DO wi,at Is
right, but We cAtlnpt work. Tic Indlau cn1l-
nOt hunt the potato.bug wl1unl tho tteer and
asntelope aro rlpe: no cannot dig p9st-lotes
lliln to 70 forth Into tho forrest,
".11eTe. where wo liaya Eoasi,cd through the
tai grass and hunted the deer md 1,ttfaIo, the
pn!s.fse re- asks US to dig IRRIGATION dltccs and
,"Here, when our VIII cry Inns been answered
back by the gla,it hills, we are told to whnck
bulls and join the church.
scoo aGs Ind fSs asr s p " ag s ns e t &C. to
tllo lang9nRe Of tho pate-facp, and 70 to Con-
Eress. THEY senu men to ,ls who want us to
leaFii tvn 70 ns spelt a't wear e; rsusRtenders. t
rs tho universe. We scrntcl, our lacks
agnlnst tle mountain PLUG us my people did
Thousand years aRo: We cannot change.
our socks every sprllls and do Al til. ,whllo
NY . can 60 away from our homes and 1.-Two
IN straMse lnnq, TUT we cannot Wehr Opoil-
bncl AiIlrtA aud lend ln prayer.
"Warriors, we will 70 to tho land our white
father Inns given us. Wc will tnkU our squnws
gnu our ye1lcr dogs, our wigwams md our
."Wo will 20 to our now home beyond tho
rtyor HOW, aiid wl,e1l the autumn comes wo
will take q bridal tour back to tills country.
, 1881-07-05
FOURTHLETS,
Incidents nnA Accidents PECULIAR to
tlle DMy Nyc Celebrate.

Incident. nnd Accidents PECULIAR to
,l,o 1puy 1ye celebrate.
Charles NieCnuiey. y; Years old. living at
ny. III she'he!tI asotsuc, ntsefhp'el II toueM
oil cnll.loM with clEnr Inst hight. Hcwill
never see ntsaIn.
Douglas ,Ya,acc. 0-ycar-ol.i son OF Jus-
ttcc Wallace, wis severely bur,,e.l nbout tho
powder upon which another boy dropped n
lighted match. 49,, 80, 49,
t,aul Cline II venrs o,d, s1lot hfmse,f
throasli ,ao ,atia ~ I'LL l.:p yesterday tors, ,
noon willie, plarlng Will, toy pistol Ht hls
hone On tho CORNER Of Vluceilnes at1d Cot
taBe Grofe avenues,
Mrs. Lyons, Of No. Csc Canal street, was
sf s0t IT. r. - na "sst sr By Arter sSa,s Arirons
s?aIss Ss 5 SS}iet stsSek i StF i IL i,Ss
woa"d md It i Is SUPPOSED o 70 be s tIansstoas. "'
Thomas rurnevllle, n boy 10 years Old. liy-
he io;,EsI I uuwn HID 4 n3sioI-Garrcl to SC Wl,y W. u
cartridge Ind not exploded, l)r L,ltllam
stys Tilt to wn,lI, il itDt t!sl,lgerous, though
IL ,1 WI 'Iatk , lhon,"s ior a'lv'
SoAh Aeegail. nli n!d le'litefltiary hlru aii!i
n4ra eng kelieta'iy slele iot OF ArGefaeK ,,,
yelnonstr,tttl' rot tmto iirltt, md ,lnnjiy
was shot In tlie rlrht eva Will Il twcnty.twn
wnnr.i js not tianrrro,,s ,inr snrt.rs' tt'i,e
sl.n,,r was t1rrt.st,s,l nt'ti nonks,l nt In Lar
rabpe Strrot Siaitf, lint, # cilnreo f assault
viii, deadly Wuauo,l Will itite.it to xiii. =
MT. antl Mrs. Sweesland. of ~ Park ~, ~;
elilte' were thr9%li lrot'i tllH DilRgy W which
tiey Were .utiviig nt y O'Clock lust
l,tglt " Deane f4n ltlto W ~ ~,
Rln9 Oil Llb lHHrLWGalG{1l NHllFQHl
Ht Tug corner M Elstoll a'll Nnrlli avelsiits.
Mf oWeetIatltl sustained 7 tlslth'tt,ol VI tlit
f,fnt atlotl!aer ail9 hiS wiiu eScapett colnpar-
ntnely ti,nnft. H.: MaeIl en,ilipl2It l'as iIesil
EfeGhlltlons wiuteeer "a prevent MI acelslcMt.
10 bell WIS rlng flnr W1list!e biowl1, tnOug Il
ah exposeu crossing WIS being approached.
Anton Hu,tenoif, a Buhelu Inn, q years
while sitting III front Of house
al Wndn street nt d O,clock ;. insf
, 1881-07-05
HQRSE.SIEAlINE.

Charles Osborla Is q prisoner at the Cot
tags Grove Avenue Statton, cliarged With
lIorsesteallug by Officers Grove md Uerrtty,
Osborne has been llalt!Ing forth In barn Il,
thu rear Of No. l7o TAisty-tlrst street, where
the officers recovered two stolen horses, Two
bnKgles, sevel sets ut harness., and O.ltls and
ends Of wagon material. At No. :skO Vent
worth avenue they recovered sl0jel
!torse which he llAal sold to 4 grocer named
McAlllster; aud Ut NJ, ;p!I, Archer ayei.l,a
another stolnh horse, which lls Ind Rpll tO
Charles Slouecn. i. A. Dllst,ll, Ut Hac[I1v,
VII, rec9kalzss ona OF tie llprscs recovered;
KY, but horse which was st0Isi. Ut tlie slIl,e
tine Il still ,ntss'ng; md u l,ast Vt tlls ll.r.
ness belongs to MF. Lltt!eieh!i. corner ot
Langley avelllp aud Forty-tfiir1 street, Tlle
Ienlalnder awuits Identification At tha police
, 1881-07-05

-, = :. Nftp I1FE SIAF. -
ChIttola0n, tlD brooklyn millionaire, could
teia IVY % EooA o.,mst s.9ry. llY h9l dry -Nnuas
.ths cotast came ho Imagined tllO Oild Ut Tho
world was coming, too, &t,u 10 ho opono1 hIs
eture and ,gaye hts gooda Away to anybody who
would walk IN Anil take ths1n., lie siulipl Hp-
rone!y a. la.ly walked Oh with a pieco of luce,
9nu cried. 20 yamityl" whom a,iothor la.ly 80.
ieote1 roll uf Elk velvet. liz nuttcvu that his
tfeo customers c6osa tho ll,u2t Gx p0nAtyo Aytt.
clos; but. having no uas tor them III tho next
world, he lau4hel and lel thBtl vi. The ~.
pnlnte4 day tAr,lu, but nut the e.,d 0f tho WuCl.
mud chattaniet, fund hln.sGIs With u stock 70.
angod t4 9 rev cheap vAltcoca aud tho whol0
tu"M Krtnnlnx W him. This was more. than hs
hd tsl to Now fnrk, whore ho ana bis fUuliSh.
llese were thon unknown. 1t WIN . lucky lnllya
worth blu millions, , ~.
, 1881-07-05

r. The old !tausehodl l,'0itis ilays, tha place
o. bntlHpsa" wAs u u charming Ietla si,lnlaturu
9ttee ~ We!lu,gs0a street.-cluau to tAo st9xe
41Or Of tho uayety TAuutre. 1t seemed vi l,Ow
Wnaow. At laAst H. two sturlus-ls hull
only two-wsFe thus lowed. The trAwlux-
room tloor seemed u aut,abInyt cAurr.
III p!aua 70 work In. This il now The
Nary. A4t always p,ss il with respect sisu al.
!eetton. lnsser eaue awuy frnIA IT without
takanx WIN mo .oMethtug pleastpg. Urtct4,
Grskty along ths StFand. coming from CaartlsX
Gfoss stats9t!. frosA from bis pluasant country
wosk. aud Carrying h!a little black baY full OF
, 1881-07-05
The WEATHER,


OrrIcE of TIE CMlEr Si0yAL >OrrtcEn,
W4AstttSaroN, y. o.. July 5-i u. .n.-Eur tic
Ohio Valley and Tcn.lcssee, fafr wcnt!,or,
westerly Winds, stationary or higher temper.
ntt,re, nhtl lDwer barometer.
Fur tho Lower Lni,o region, fair weather,
westerly wtntts. 1Hwer bnrin,eter, and sta
tfonary or higher temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at Mackinaw,
Duluth, Section Two. Afnrlllottc, Escannt,a,
Milwaukee,, Section One, Grand liayot,, aid
'fhe chigi Signal Officer furnishes tho fol-
lowing bulletln:
barometer tlislIcst in Tennessee md low
est fn tho Upper LAke reglnM. Tho telnper1l-
tIro lias fallen slightly III tho tibttprn pDr-
tlOn OF tho Middle Atlu!,tlU Stntes a,lti sont.
prn portion nf Now EnglAi,L. Elsewhere It
has risen slightly. LtHh. rains reported
from Now E,giai,l antl tlie northern ioftlui
Of the Atlantic Suites. Elsewhere, fulr
wentfier prevailed. Winds Il, the South AT
lantlc Statrs llnvG shifted II soutIiurly, ad III
the Ohio Valley n1la 'fcntCasea tU westerly.
Reports GENERALLY missing from tho Upper
Lake realnl,, md westward I'd tiie 1'aelilc
Coast. Fur WeathurtnAIcnteu fur tlle Middle
A,ld South Atlantic SHltes mud tho Ohio VAl-
Icy R1ll Tennessee for tn-ttnY uil tomorrow.
local uHHEHyAT1UNs.
tst1fGAdtt, Jt,fx -tn.14 r,
, 1881-07-05
HURT His LEG AND HIS CHARACTER,

Charles Lusk, residing ut No. ali lIill
street, to escape Its frate spouse, who had
locked him into room III the second story,
Jumped from window to the ground, twei,-
below tl,e knee. Mrs. Liisk llpom r5tltrMlng
hong, nfter. .'llaving spout tbs evening With
her friends, is said to ilayG found .llcr A,Is-
bnnI III. bed with stranger. Sic deftly
md tjlen went fur policeman, it was to
avoid arrest that lie took thu jump. lie wns
tnkcn to the County Hospital for trontlnnMt.
Ills partner, johanna Peterson, was locked
up at tho CllfcagU Avenue Station.
, 1881-07-05

President. AMI hu liked his ryns on tho b.g
lunch Of ficld tn(s,ca. IAN whero did yg pu'
TIL wochsT le Inquired. -.
The cstheto u.hrd slightly: "Oh, ar: hnyo
her nyes viii brighten Mt tho sight of theso limo.
cent wild inwrrs."
"OlI, n.y." an!I tho President. ,nknitting his
ntOWg, "Yo 70 going 10 mako ten Glt or thaIi,"
, 1881-07-05
AT BURLINGTON, IA.

BURLINGTON, Ia, July +.-l}nrlngton paid
tlearly for ller Ilre-erackcrs. About O'Clock
this evening the Nautilus boat Club house
was destroyed by n fire originating from lire
crackers. The flames sprca,l upon eacl, side,
partially destroying the Burlington boating
AssocIntlol,'s h,'atlollse damaging It ailtl its
contents ab0llt 4,000. It als0 burned tile
Co.'S lighthouses. The loss will be abuut
$3.50.
, 1881-07-05
TIE FIRE RECORD.


BnApronp, Pa, July "a fire broke ont
this forenoon, IN State Line, n ltttle oil towi,
located ten miles north Of Bradford, aud
before the t're could be sub,laeA about forty
buildings were destroyed, embracing the
principal .nrt of tho village. The buildings
wetn NIL llgllt frn,ne structures. 1t Is I'M.
possible to estimate tho luss Mt the present
time. Several small buildings were nlso .tr-
strOyett Mt ktnxun Junction. Doth fires. so
fMras known ut present, originated from the
discharge Of tirecracktrs.
, 1881-07-05

Aforn,,otto Rotfrood rn1,n,II,nnao Enuinu Il,
lie 1,attcry.r"n,n " and sn1,4 nfSer ,,r;,sriv
fMss Sit1' iSN1 IN III @ III, '''Ao S'Ao' fAof'''''
"os'' Si"'V'" W Si9'Voo.
'..,,.,..: -------'''' -------- .,3'. ;
lNCIPIENT FIRES.
An Exceedingly lsu.y Dav for tile he.
y,yor bo+,ro I', t,,o ,,is,ory ~ IN, Ftro
Nesua uo1u'o :" Ino ".s'o'y - a's fno a.s'
department have SO many alar'la of i'rc
'rhc' Fnurth OF ,tnlv-ntwavs n ,,,c,nuruhle
anv o,un,,,r i'm Inv. ,v,, rt,, - ,,.,,f In nm.
";., "oe T.. 1o WV a'.,. *. w. s".
chl'e '-ls infar'aoly productive ot 1ha'ly
, 1881-07-05
ENORMOUS TELEGRAPH BUSINESS.

WAs1IESuroNtD u, T., July 4.-trIle Western
Union Telegraph office here transmitted
@10.0uo words last Saturday i'll newspaper Ills
patches. alid the American Union R,pl Ilapld
4lhl All enormous, ii not equal. business, Al
tuketftr. lhetU. Wete ut lolst hull 4 luttltQn
words Beut that lAy,
, 1881-07-05

sptetat Dhpateh to 7ns Chicago 7ttsunt.
. SARATOGA, N. T., July. 4.-'rho Saratoga
Lake hallway Company formally opened Its
new fond today, trains running hourly to
t1tt+ lntn
, 1881-07-05
At REED CITY. MICH.

At REED CITY. MICH.
Speetat Dtspatth to 1n1 Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Affcll.. July IA fire ut
Reed City to-day destroyed the Flint j. Pere
Marquette Railroad ruundhuuse. Engine A..
tile lnttGry-rNotl. and suub other property.
LUss, $1,000 to St2.000.
, 1881-07-05

Wells Hcalth. .leeneWeg, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leallntss, nervous debility
etc. u ut druxxlsta, uspot u Luke strp4t,
, 1881-07-05

1t will not: is.eaa n broken. limb
,or stop "a hullet'ho'e, but Iarrants seltzer
requisite tho bowels, al,u it IL to-day tho ueSt Of
all rathaTtics aul stoaachics. sol4 by all drug,
giBty. ~
, 1881-07-05
- BUSINESS NOTICES.

-. Important to Young Indies. -
: For isupuro blood, sorolu!a. pmples. lisARur-
ItuwArt Ut cheN1 wDstllc9B limitations under
ours aud similar names. 1tn!tatoEs VII 10 pEvso-
cutad. -
, 1881-07-05
A1ENlC(
Tf

CRY OF NEyIco, July 4.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury Inns Issued I'LL trtIor eoncer1t-
luz tie exportatton Of silver md gold.
The fanlly of u citizen named Gomez,
killed OIL the Al0relos railroad, has sued the
Company for damages. ,...,. -.
City expenditures for the last six months,
S5a7,ysO
, 1881-07-05
.I,UNl IS,

TuN1s, July 4.-Grave npprel,enstons are
fclt for the safpty Ut Europeans ut all coast
towns, as tho sislng Ut rebel trll4,s ls sxtona-
Ing,
, 1881-07-05


'Sr. Ft.TEnsnua0, July 4.-tThe harvest Is
expected 10 ba very good throughout tlo E1t,-
p[re.
, 1881-07-05

'l.nron,etor corrected for temperature. elevation,
and 1nEttttitiGhthl GrF1r,
Mebn IafslTH0tGr. :haE"l. '' t. :
Moan lii1FtnrtnetBt+ 11.0.
Mean humidity, tf.1.
lltxlllat temperature, 81.
Lowest t0Hlpur1lturg. GtA
ukNEitAL ufsEftvArroNa.
GltJpAuu. 1ulv I--l0.j9 y, m,
, 1881-07-05

THE EAST,
LONDON, July A ltspatc|, from Galetta
says the Archbishop Of T,,Iis, who Is an
Italian, llas been requested 10 reslgn. The
French Archbishop Ut Algeria will succeed
HIN. This llus caused n paIntul Impression.
LONDON, July IA C0nstantInople corre-
spontlent says lie has reason to believe those
persons who did not nctually participate lit
thu crime of the murder OF Abdul Astz will
be cxlleu to distant PROVINCE OF Aruba for
life.
SOFIA, July 4.-zaroclf, Stambutofr, Slime
kosf. ahd Knrayelotf llayu becn elected MEM
bers OF tha' Chamber Of Deputies ut Tlr-
tlOvn.
BOMBAY. July 4.-Accorsling to latcst re-
ports, Ayhab khan left Ilornt on the a5tl of
June with, fuEce Ut MI rrn1s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-14

Gira letfas Ell Jodas eantidadss s corta vista
sobre las sguientes capilales y pueblos lie Ia
Peninsula, islss Baleares = las Oanariss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-14
Severe BASTON.
45.-SAN FRANCISCO-45
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.

Gra letr as Ell todas eantidsdes corta vista
sobre las sguientes capilales pueblos lie Ia
Peninsula islas Baleares las Canariss
GALICIA.
Bayo, Bayona, Belanzos, Buho Oauarihss.
Carballo, Caldas de Reyes, Carril, Gee, Oorcu-
bion, Constance, Caruota. Ferrol. Fiuisterre,
Guardia, Lage, Lingo, Malriea, Mondohedo,
Murcs Magia, Noya, 0rtigneirt (santa Mar
tal, 0rense, Patron, Ponteveira. puenie-
areas, Pueptedenne, Puente Ceso. Pucnte de
Puerto, Redondels, Rivsdeo, Santiago, Thy
yigo, vivero, yillagsreia, vimianzo zss
ASTU RIAs.
AvH9s, Csngss de onis, Oangss de Tineo
Csstropol, Oolungs, Cuiillero. Figuerss, Gi-
iCn, Grade, Lastres, Lnarca, Lanes, 0viedo,
Pola de Laviana, Pols de Lena, PoIa de Siero,
Pravia, Rivsdese la, Salas, Sama de Langreo,
Tapis, Tineo, Villsviciosa In6esto.
RestO de Espaf1a.
Albacete, Albuhcl, Alcala la Real Alc&ntara
AlcafiZ, Alcira, Alcoy, Alfaro, Almansa, Al
mudevar. Almeria, Almuhecar, Aguilsr, AIge-
ciras, Alicante, Antequers, Aad1iar, Arenys
de Mar, Arenys de Munt Astorgs, Ateca,
Avila, Ayerbe, Azcoitia, Badajoz, BaeHa, Bae
"a, Barcelona, Barbastro, Bejar Bilbao. Bla.
nes. Burgos, Brolas, Bastrorba, Cabra, Oace-
res, CSdlz Calatavud, Calshorrs, Calella, Cal
detas, Canet, Oarihena, Cartagena, CarCsjen-
te, Carmona, Caspe, OsstelloD, Oastro-Ur-
diales, C6r,iova, Ciudadels, Ciudad Rodrigo,
Ceuta, Chinchilla, Don Benite, Ecija, Elche
Este!s, Figueras, Garrovllas, Corona, Gar
ns3s, Guadalasrs, Guadix, Gibraltar, Haro,
HELM, Huelva, Huesca, Huescar, Hinojosa
del Duque, Jaca, Jaer, J&tiva, Jerex, La Es-
Gala, Las Palnas, Leon, LSrids, Lsares, Lo-
ia. Logro1o, Lucena, Madrid, Malaga, Man
ress, Martos, Msrchena, Matsro, Masnou.
Montoro, Montila Montblsnch, Montanchez
Motril, Moron, MoTella, Murcia, Navalmoral
0hate, 0rihuela, 0suna, Palencia, Palafurgell,
Palam6s, Palma de Msllorca, Pamplona, III
media, PIasencia, Posadas, Pobla del Segur,
Prenia ie Mar, Puerto Real, Puerto de San
To Maria, PueRte Genil, Rambla, ReinoEa,
Rioseco, Ronds, Sabsdell, Salamanca, San,
tander, San Fernando, San L6car de Barra-
media, Sac Sebastian, San Fei6 de Gulxols-
san Poi, San Pedro de PremiA San Juan de
Vilasar, San Gines de Viasar, San Mateo,
Santo Domiugo de la CaIZada, Sarihena, Sc
govis. Soellln, Soisona, Sort, Tatalla, Te-ra-
sa- Tarragoua, Tarrega, Teruel, Toledo, Toro,
Tore Dou Jimeno. Torreavega, Tolosa, To-
rFecilla, Torr ella de Montgri, Truiillo, Tude
la, Ubeda, Utrera, Valencia, valencis de Al
cSntara, VStsdoIid. Walls, Velez Malaga, VI
usrez. Vitoria, Vnla-carrillo, Villa-rohledo,
ZaiGa, Zamofs Zafagoxa
ESLAa RALEAREA,
Ciudadela de Aenorea Pslma de Maliorea
iSEAS CAEARIAa.
Palmas tGrsu Csnarias) II