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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
Attack on the Idol of Jugger,
naul.

AAtuCA Oh AAC AOOl Oh Ju8EeFu
naut.
Calcutta Gazetts,l
An attack was made upon the idol
Of Juggernaut, at Pooree, the most
sacred shrine of India, by a party of
fanatics. The rioters, who numbered
twelve men and three women, and
we're almost in state of nudity, sue
ceeded in entering the temple and
tried to force their way into the inner
recesses. Although upward of a
thousand pilgrims were present, they
were not expelled without a severe
struggle, in the course Of which one
intruder was trsmpled to death. The
rest were arrested, and sentenced to
three months Imprisonment. The in
quiry showed that they belonged to a
sect of Hindoo dissenters lately
founded in the Sumbulpore district,
and known as Kumbuhpatias, from
the fact that its followers wears robes
Of bark around their waists.
They allege that their religion was
revealed to sixty-four persons in 1864
by a good incarnate, whom they style
Alekhswamy-that is, the Lord
whose attributes cannot be described
in writing. They believe in the ex
istence of 3OO,OOO.O0O of Hindoo
deities, but do not respect their
images, saying that it is impossible to
represent a Supreme Being whom no
one has ever seen. They are sub
divided into three classes, two of
which renounce the world, and make
no distinction of caste, while the
third lead family life Their habits
are said to be very filthy, and, ike
some European seets, they take no
medicine in illness, but rely solely on
Divine help. Their attack on the
Pooree temple was prompted by the
belief that if the Juggernaut was
burned it would convince the Hindoos
of the futility Of their religion, and
the whole world would then embrace
the truth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
Readiusiing.

Spain, as well as Virginia, has been
readjusting its debts. The govern
ment has been converting the treas
ury and other privileged debts,
amounting to $40O, 100000, into 4 per
cent stock. This, issued at s. bears
Al per cent interest. The redemption
has, however, been delayed and spread
over a period offorty-one years. The
annual savings effected are estimated
at Sl5,OO00OO The first effect Of the
new departure is to cause surplus Of
$40, 900 Of assets over liabilities, at the
same time that the deficit for 1880
was SlS,750,000, and that for 1880. 81
not less than $21 100000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06

FIUH0VWH IIVIaIUsI
Work on the Memphis & Vicksburg
Railroad is progressing rapidly and
satisfactorily to the contractors. The
entire emSankmeut from the Yazoo
River across the swamp to the point
where the road reaches Deer Greek
has been made, and by the first Of
February twelve miles Of the road will
be ready for the iron, which will soon
be here. The work already done
would suffice for the whole of the
narrow gauge from Arcola to Rolling
Fork. AS the operations have now
reached comparatively high ground
they will be pushed forward very rap
idlv.
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Receiver appointed.

ST.. LOUIS. December GA Dallas,
Texas, special says; Attachment suits
have been fled against the Texas
Trunk Railroad Company, and on
petition of the creditors, Judge Clark
appointed Thomas NJ. Simpson, Of
Dallas, receiver, who qualified and
gave 100000 bond. Two suits for
slS0,00O, for alleged violations of the
contract, were fled against the Texas
Trunk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06

city for distribution. The fish are
about two months old, and were in ex-
cellent order when received. Ex-
Mayor Cooper will take twenty-five of
these fish. and will place them in his
ponds at Great Neck, i. l. Mr..
Blackford said this morning that he
thought if all the fish thus distributed
were properly cared for, there was no
reason to doubt that within two years
there would be a plentiful supply Of
German carp on sale in the markets Of
this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
W0RKINGMEN's
Building and Loan Association,
NOTICE TO MEMBERs.

AFVAAVI ~ N I'M DLhDs
" ~ are notified 10 call at the Office Of the
Il Association. No. Al Madison street. In
basement on or before TUESDAY Deoem-
b'r 8, 1881, and pay your dues for the ensuing
month and arreartges, / any.
Fines will accrue after that date. tSee Con-
stitution, Art. iii, Sec. ~.
Members are urgently requested to attend
the regular monthly meetings.
Members are notified that any member Of
ANY ssRIEs is entitled to make bid of dis
count for immediate withdrawal OF stock at
regular monthly meetings.
Members desiring to withdraw are espe-
cially urged 10 attend.
This being tho last month of our fiscal
year, il is desired that members make prompt
payments In order to an early and satisfac-
tory closing of our books
NV SPEERS, Jr. Pres't.
CHAs 7 PATERSON, seo'y. s2S3
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steamship line from Newport
News.
10 the Cincinnati CommercialJ

Special to the Cincinnati commerciall
NEW YORK, December &c. P.
Huntington, president of the Ohesa-
peake and Ohio railroad and vice presi
dent Of the Central and Southern Pa
cific railroad, left this city on Satur-
day last foB Newport, Va. Il is stated
that Mr.. Huntington contemplates
building steamships for a freight line
to run between Newport News and
Liverpool.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
River kilograms.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December c.
River on stand, with feet Z inches
in the canal and 8 feet 8 inches in the
chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and pleasant. S. P. Coe and tow,
Hawesville to lronton; Andy Fulton
and tow, from Evansville.
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Probate Court Sale Of Aeal estate.


No. 432. r DIN the probnte Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-9eorge w Rutland, adj
ministrator of It 0 Buntyn, deceased, VS.
Euzelia NJ Rutland ct al.
DY virtue of decree for ale, entered in
ID In this cause, on December 3, 1881. In
minute bo lk 81, pages 5l3-sl5, / will sell AT
public auction TO the highest bidder. In front
Of the courthouse doc on Main street, Mem
phis, Tenn, on SATURDAY, December slsi.
1881, within legal hours, the following Dc,
seribed real estate:
A tract Of land Of fthrty-five acres, living in
Sixteenth Civil District Of Shelby cou9ty.
Tennessee, bounded on the east by Mrs. Lizzie
Rogers home tract; on the vest and north by
the Iuggle tract, said tract being known al
the Seaien niac8
Also the following lots Of Buntyn subaivi.
sion OF the Buutyn lands near the late resi-
dence Of the said G 0 Buntyn. at Buntyn Sta.
ton. in the Eighteenth Civil District Of All
county. to-wit: Lots Nos 21, 28 and 20 Of i.
lS 100 acres; lot No. 26 OF 3 is 100 acre.
lot No. ~ Of 4 3l-iW acres: Its Nos. 81
g and "a Of T9-iO0 acres: aud iot NJ
81, and part Of IS Of 5 6l-l00 acres. Tens Z
sale Cash.
This December 6, 1881.
GWEN DWYER, Clerk.
sneed d Greene, sol'rs for eomppt.
g3 3g9 q5 1Oi
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE or
MEhfHIs CllY FlRE AND GENERAL ms. Co..
IL MADISON STREET.,
A 7 meeting OF the Board az D,rsclors
IA held this day, a 'N V' A,'ie''oi''
dividend OF Five t5) Per Cent
on the capital stock was declared and oTderea
70 DO credited on the stock notes OF the Com
pany. By order Of the Board. Wv 0''''-
HESGY ] LYsY, Cashier, SS 10 *
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Leree Onponite HeIenn.

Helena Yotmsn
The levee at Trotter's Point is now
within thirty feet of the river bank.
1t seems to be certain that when the
river fills, the levee will go. Our
neighbors of Tunica and Coahoma
counties are much exercised about the
matter, and unless counter levee is
built before the spring rise, look upon
an overflow as inevitable. Tunica
county has caused a survey to be made
already, for the new levec, which will
be about one mile long aud eight feet
high, and has given $500, all Of her
cash on hand, toward building it. The
NJ. & N. w. 4. r. offer $500 toward
the same object. Coahoma is called
upon, and is expected to give $500,
which a special commissioner appoint
cd by Tunica to attend to the work,
thinks will secure the completion Of
the counter leyee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
MolIie Mnrulres.

PITTsBURa, December The trial
Of Mollie Maguires for the murder Of
Maurice Healy, the Dunbar furnace
man, last June, commenced this morn
ing at Uniontown, Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Country Merchants

VNHE close condition Of things brings gen.
Il ! era sral purpose on the part Of CAREFUL
COUNTRY MERCHANTS 20 mako special
plies. '1P
Approaching and commanding the wisdom
Of THIS policy we have, IN ORDER TO FULL
~, ~ mELI I, In, supplied ourselves with sU
PkHB STOCK ofslch STAPLES as are daily
country, Merchants, therefore. WHO HAVE
CASH TO SPEND, are confidently invited 10
look in upon he UNUSUALLY fine stock
NUN opening by US to furnish the coming
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06

New Yo'k Evening Post.l
Mr.. Eugene G. Blackiord this after.
noon received the second consignment
of one thousand German carp, for
warded by the United States Fish
Commissioners at Washington to this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06

BosToN, December 6.-The Gould
party were chosen Directors of the
New York & New England road to-
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
WIN. R. MOORE G. CO,
Wholesale Dry Goods Notions
AND MEMS FURNISHINGS,
No. SS6 Main St.. Memphis, Tenn.
HRS. C. n. ElTTS

PFGS leave to notify tho pub 10 that Prof.
- Anton Strelezky will take charge OF tho
vocal department Of her Private Conserve
t0ire.
rkRMS-Class lessons, Sc per month. Pri-
vate lessons. Sl2 per menth. 669l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
BARGAINS /!

OUR BEDROOM SETS are con-
sidered the greatest bargains
ever offered TO the Memphis
trade.
We are in receipt OfanOther new
line Of CARPETS, comprising
ala the latest designs, which we
are offering at pricestO suit the
times.
we desire 10 call special atten-
IioD 10 our CANE-SEAT CHAIRS
that never fail TO sell after being
examined and priced.
OHr WINDOW SHADES are
ularVels of beauty, and we only
ask an inspection Ofthem before
purchasing elsewhere.
Remember, the place TO get
IiargGiUs in Furniture and Car
pets Is at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06

Clara Louise Kellogg is to be mar
ried oon to MIR. Whitney, a worthy
New York gentleman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-11
"a. s..

Suscrits por D. Gensro MArquez, D.
Ramon Gonzalez, sscretario del Ayun-
miento de las Piedras, D. Monserrate
Oadiz, D. Antonio Marques, D. Jose
Berries Luna, D. Atsnasio Ruiz, D. Ca
simiro Msrques, d. Lorsrxo Csmscho
= D. Sotero Osrri6n, todos de las Pie.
drss, hs sirculado en- el distri.o de Jun
cos una hoja suelta en- que SO injuria
gravisimamente nuestro Director, can.
didato por squel distrito, por 10 que ha
sido mandada los tribunalss para exi-
gir a sus autores 10 debida responsible
lidsd criminal por coscci6n con srreglo
las leyes slectorales de agosto de
1870 y diciembre de 1873 y el C6digo
Penal. AdemGs, ell ofendido se reserva
ell derecho lie demsndar por iniuria
los mismos. No Improvements se puede
iniuriar una persona decente y honra-
da como la que mas, J muoho menos
al candidate de IN partido. Las leyes
garantizsn Ell honor de todos los ciuda-
dsnes, y los manifestantes de las Pie
drss no han tenido este presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-11

sidente del Ayuntsmiento Junta local
de instruction p1blics Sr. Tsniente Co
ronel d. Ause'mo Arsg6n y Mallen, que
con particular cello constante esmeTo,
Sc cuida de que todos los ramos de go
administration estsn bien atendidos y
servidos, con la pulcritud que le es pro
pia en- este tan importautisimo; y Sc des-
vive con lsudsble afan por que sus re-
sultados respondsn a las elsvsdas aspi-
raciones del Gobierno de la naci6n , q
los sacrifcios que no escasea para clio
Ia Corporation municipal.
Por ESQ vemos con placer que Vle-
ques, en- medic de sus limita1 os recur-
sos, ocupa "a el primer puesto en- la ests-
ifstica de instruction p1blics de la pro-
vincia; esq msmo 6xito, que no du-
damos seguir alcsnzsndo, debe servir de
especial satisfaction al csloso Alcslde
municipal Sr. Arag6n J al Ayuntsmien-
to "a la Junta local y Profesores y
Profssoras que le seoundan, persuade
dos de qua el pueblo, y psrticularmente
los padres de fsmilis, que son testigos
de sus desvelos, saben estimsrlo y no
son nj pueden ser indiferentes al dulce
sentimiento de la gratitud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-11
COMUNlCADO.
Vieques, de Setiembre de 1881.
Sr. Director del BoLETfN

Muy Sr. nuestro y amigo; Rogamos
& V. 80 silva dar cabida gu su ilustfado
peri6dioo las adjuntas lineas.
VARIos PADRES DE rA4IrIA
Cumplenlo con 10 dispuesto en- ell
Reglamento han tenido lugar en- este
pueblo los exa nenes pubicos de las es-
Gu nlas elementales De l. clase.
Sc empez6 ell dia l. por la de varo-
nes, cargo del inteligente Professor D.
Juan B. Bianco y Guzmtn, quien pre-
sento 79 ninos desde 6 Ia amos, con tai
aprovechsmiento relativamente on to-
dos ellos, que la Junta local de instruo.
ci6n publioa, Ayuntamiento y padres de
familia que presenciaron dicho examen,
han quedado sumamente complscidos.
FL Professor como los edncandos fueron
objeto de bien mercedes pl4cemes.
I'll sigulente dis z tuvo lugsr el de
ninas 4 cargo desde ha cuatro meses de
la senorita Profesora Dona Monserrate
Rios. Consta de 70 ninas de 6 13
amos.
Muy satisftctorio fu6 el resultado
de este examen, ssi testimoniado 4
la Profesora y alumnos, maxims tenien
do en- cuenta eI corto tempo que
media desde que aqu6lIa SO halla al
trente lie eeta escuela la que seis me-
Bes habia permaneeido vacante por re-
nuncia dc la que la regentaba.
Motive 90, pues, y muy legitimo pars
que rlndamos una veE mas tribute ds
sprecio reOonocimiento al digno Pre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-11

Probablemente el 10 del actual
tendrs lugar una funci6n literariA musi-
cal en- la que el Sr. D. Antorio Vinsje-
ras, miembro 1el Institute Historico de
Frsncia de Ia Academia de ciencias
de Rouen, DR.. en- Derecho y Comen-
dsdor de la R. y distinguida Orden de
Carlos III, expondra 10 consideration
del p1blico IN cuadro literario, histo-
ric. odramatico, gsnero propio suyo, que
ha meIecido superiores elogios, tsnto
en- ell Ateneo de Madrid como en- la Uni.
versidsd de Salamanca y 1ltimamente
en- ell gran teatro de Cslder6n de la Bar.
ca de Vallalodid. Creemos CON funda.
mento que el p6blico correspondents
los esfuerzos del iterato americana CO.
ronado cinco veces en- 81 pals natal, Ia
Isla de Cuba.
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arACEFiIIgIAS.
Examenes.--Ds Rio-piedras nos c

Examenes--De Rio-piedras nos co
municsn 10 siguiente
El dia 8 del mes actual tuvieron In
gar los de la escuels p1blics de varone'
q cargo del professor D. Felipe Janer J
SoleI, cuyo brillsntisimo resultado ma
da dej6 que desear q la junta local que
presidi6 ell scto, "a la uumerosa con
currencis que asisti6 al edificio en- que 8.
verifcsron, quedsndo todos sumamente
satiefechos del adelanto demostradc
por los alumnos en- todas las seignstu
ras que comprende la ensensnZs prima'
ria elemental cimiento del progreso, :
sobro todo del adelanto intellectual, pol
cuya rsz6n nos placemos en- dar
publicidad a esta noticis, feicitandc
cordialm ,nte a los padres de familia
de aquel pueblo V al entendido profe'
fesor D. Felipe J amer que ha dado una
pruebs mas de- su inteligencis y labo-
riosiiad en la dificil = espinosa carrers
del Magisterio.
C4so grave. Con este rubro, y ha-
ciendo patente una vez mis-, como nos
otros, Ia necesiiad de reorgsnizar con-
veni 4ntemente ell cuerpo de Orden p1.
blico, relats 10 siguiante la Revlata
Merodnta de Ponce correspondence a
7 del actual
Como las cuatro media de Ia
tsrde del dia sntes citsio, ell Alcalde
auxiliar del barrio de la Cantera llamd
al guardia de Ofden p1blics Ramon
Molina, qua. SO halIaba prestsndo 50
servicio an aquella demsrcaci6n.
Antes de llegsr al sitio en- que SO Gu
contraba ell Alcalde, observe el guardia
Molina que en- el centro de un numero.
80 grupo de gents Sc sostenia una rims
8 question; apresuro ell paso y pudc
presenciar que IN individuo de los que
habian tornado parte en- la reyerta, nc
solamente Sc negaba 4 ODE lecer las Or
denes de la sutoridsi sino que lego d
permitirse ameuazar q la persona que
alli la ejercia.
Intimado por ell guardis ell amensza.
dor para que prestsse obedienois di-
cha autoridad dGndose por detenido
arremeti6 contra el guardis quien die
una fuerte bofetads. Trat6 entonces el
sgente de la sutoridsd de repeler Ia
fuerza por medic de la fuerzs. y se le
echaron encims slgunos individuos
dando la vex furiosos gritos.
A Ia saxon Sc hallsban reunidos 81
l. Y D. Alcalds de squel bsrrio, los
cuales auxiiaron al gusrdia agredido
que prontamente logro verse libre de Ia
turbs vocifers1ors que tan tenaZmente
| intentabs desarmsrle.
Revolver en- msno y dispuesto re-
peler oualquiers aggression, iutim6 o.
guardia la muchedumhre que Sc re.
tirass pacifcamente esta no obedeci6
sin duda porque ALI se haIlaba Ell prin
cipal sgresor, fla la mirads gu el agen
to de Ia autoridad pero al yer que 81
acercaba al Iugsr del suoeso otro invi
diduo perteneciente al Caerpo de o.
den publico, al oitsdo agresor empren
di6 la fugs, sin que fuers possible evi
tarlo, tods veg que SO hsllabs favoreci
DO por la muchedumbrs quisn oonte
MIA, con su Gotitud, 81 gusrdia Molina
Noticioso eI cabo Antonio Rodrigne
de 10 que ocurria, Sc present6 aoompa
Asdo de tees individuoa dol Cuerpo, @
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Euestro respectable correligionsric
de San German D. Eugenio Comss ha
tenido la desgrscia de perder 50 dig.
ma esposs y smsnte companera dons
Antonia Atrecino.
Ell 6 tuvo lugar Ell entierro al que
asisti6 una concurrencia numerosisims
compuests de 10 principal de San Ger
man.
Envismos nuestro p6same al senoI
Comas dese&ndole resignscion y con
suelo y esperanto que el alma de la exec
lente sonora que ys no existe ocupe Ell
ls mansion celestial el sitio 4 que Sc hi
10 screedora en- vida por sus virtudcs
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Agencia musical
RAMON SARRIERA
8. JUsTo MUM. Is, ~ PIsO DERECHA.

| Va llegaron los famosos pianos de Erard,
por ell vapor frances entrado en- este puerto
Ell del corrlente.
Estos pianos va conocidos de todos no me-
cesitan De Recommendations sabido 90 que
son los pianos predlectos eiegidos por to-
dos los ceiebres pianistas para tocar en- sus
conciertos.
Solo dremos que Erard es ell proveedor
de pianos del gran Conservatorio de Paris.
! Sc halla entire los verticales uno de cola
de Concerto, ricamente esculpido, que po.
demos asegursr ser ell mejor que ha venido
esta.
Sc esperan por ell pr6ximo vapor espafol
los magnihcos pianos de Romuio Maristan y
que SO garantizan por diez amos.
De kaps Ell re5onador y los de Gaveau,
Bernareggi, Gass6 Co., y de Herr.
Mi ica impresa para piano solo, y para
violin Y nauta del genero clasico, romantico
religioso.
Esta casa recibe cada dos meses tacturas
de Ultima novedad de los mejores editores
de Espafia, Francia, Italia y Alemania.
Sc hallaran tambien accessories de pianos
como z6calos, musiqueros, taburetes etc, etc
Las ventas al contado plazos conven-
cionales,
Los pianos que salen de esta casa, se ga
rantizan de to1o defecto de contruccion,
Y fnalmente tam6i6n Sc recibe pianos
usados cambio de otros nuevos. os.-Setiem-
bre 6.
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archiduque Carlos, hermsuo de la reina
de E4pafa.
Nueva York, Agosto 27.-El presiden-
ia Garfield SO esta muriendo lentsmen-
te V So conservan pocas esperanZas de
salvaci6n.
Londres, idem idem. m.-Segdn desps-
cho de Madrid al Nt,o', el gobierno ha
obtenido una victoria completa en- las
elecciones de compromissrios, los cus-
les nombrarsn 180 nuevos sena1ores.
Nueva York, sgosto 30 Ell sabado
por la tarde se present6 repentinaEen-
to en- ell estado de Mr.. CART I'D una me-
jorfa que hs seguido ell domingo y ell
luues, hacienda revivir las espersnzas
resnecto gu restablecimiento.
Madrid, ia. ID. -E Impartial insta al
duque de Fernan N1nez para que pre-
sente su dimisi6n, on case de- que el
gobierno frances sc niege q psgsr una
indemnzaci6n por los ultrsjes la Sal
ds, menos que Espspa indemnioe an
tes 4 los ciudadanos frsnceses por los
perjuicios que sufrieron 4 consequences
de las guerras csrlistss y las insurrec-
Clones cubsnas.
Nueva York, iden. 80. { A las dos
de la tarde.) Contin1a la mejoria del
presidente Garfield.
Segun telegrsms de Madrid al Herald,
ell ministro de UItrsmsr estA prepsran'
do ell presupuesto de las Autillss, en- ell
cual 90 propone introducir importsntes
reformas, particulsrments en- los dere-
chos de exportsci6n, hacisndose tam
b:en leves modifcacioues en- los dere-
chos de bandera y los de importation
para la Isla de Cuba Sc harA una refor-
ma general en- ell sistema de recsudsr
los impuestos y tambiec 30 tratara de
la liquidaci6n del resto de 10 deuda de
Cuba.
Londres, sgosto 31.-Un despacho
de Madrid al Standard anuncia que
corren rumores de que el gobierno pro-
yecta operar Ia conversion de la deuda
nacional.
Han sido presses lie incendisrios, Al
de los cuales han confssaio su delito
La indication que hizo el lmparcta
de Madrid aver re,pecto al relevo de
emh ajador en Paris Duque de Ferndr
Nunez no ha sido aprobada en- los cir
cuos ministeriales.
Naeva- York, idem. idem. preva
Iecido un terrible temporal en- las COS
tss del Atlantico en- los E'tsdos Unidos
son grandes las perdidss on vidas
buqdes.
Nueva-York, setiembre LEI esta
do do Mr.. Garfield sigue oada vez MAJ
satisfactorio.
Londres, ID, id.-El vapor TeutoHie
de southampton Sc fue a piqna despu6'
de chocar contra una rocs, a Ia slturi
de Algoaboy. Sur de Africa, y han pc
recido unas 200 personals.
Nueva- York, setiambre Liza deu
la de los Estados Unidos ha tenido uns
disminnci6n dursnte oil pasado mes d.
/ ! 100000.
Nueva. York, setiembre 2.-El estadC
del presidente Garfield sigue siendo ss
tisfactorio.
Londres id. id.-Da las 200 personal
que lban bordo del vapor TcWonid
cuya p6rdids SO anunc6 aver, sabes'
ahora que SO han salvsdo A
Londres, setiembre 3.-Seg1n 1esps
cho lie Madrid al Standard, d, los 16'
senadores electos, el Ministro ha SAGA
do AS exclusive los 80 nombrado
por ell Ray.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-11
GACETA DE HOY.

Por Ell Gobierno General se hsce sa.
Der d los Alcaldes qua. siempre qus ten.
gan que requerir ell au1ilio de- los iuz
gados de l.. Iustancia 8 alg11 dato, Gu.
yo asunto s. relacione con la Admins.
TRACTION de Justicis, Sc sirvan ponerlc
en- conocimiento del citsdo Gobiernc
en- ell plaz mis- breve possible, q fin de
que puada dirigirse 4 la Real Audien
cia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-11

Ell partido Uai6n O)nstitucional hs
triunfsdo brillantemente, como era de
espersr, en la isla de Cuba.
He aqui los Candidates electos por
las seis provincias.
Don Gabriel de Cubas.
Francisco Duquesne.
Ramon de Armas Saenz.
d" Miguel Villanuevs.
Mamerto Pulido.
" Francisco de los Santos Guzman.
/" Manuel Arminin.
&" Bernardo POrtuondo.
q" Autonio BAtauero.
Miguel Susrez Vigil.
jose Argumoss.
4" Francisco GIm{.
Joyino Tun n.
&" Urbano Fajoo.
Mariana Dl8z.
" Julio Anezteguis.
" Felipe Malpics.
" Calixto Bernsl.
4" J. A. Cortina.
" j. r. Betancourt.
Manuel Crespo Q lintana.
Manuel Longorla.
Antonio Dsban.
Antonio Ferratjes.
De estos solo son autonomistss, los
senores Pcrtuondo, Bsrnsl, Cortins y
Betancourt.
Ell senor Labrs, que luch6 en- la Hs-
bans, fu6 derrotsdo.