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New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TEN EYCK DEFEATED By HAMM.

WORCESTER, oct 15.-The thrce-mile boat
between Albert iIamn, OF New Bedford and James
T. Ter Eyck. Of Peokskill. " Y. at Lake Qunseanond
today closely contested from the start to tho finish.
Ianm winning 10y less than . feet. Time 1887. The
FOR 500 side aud subscription purse u FlOO
to the winner The course. with three turns ws snort
several hundred feet AT the start Ten Eick
forged slightly ahead, rowing thirty siOkes
Ia the minute, while flamm put In
thiry-iwo The New Yorker made tho nr-t turn ahead
nnd led down the the second turn, where llanm
gained trific but the second trip up the lake Ten
Eyck crowded his opponent over Ia the west rc, at on
time uring more than "a length IN advance. AS they
Strengthened AWAY homo Ten Eye tried hard 10 re
gain his lost ground and AT the finish had the bow Of h9
buut llanm- outrggcrs IL was the best contested
race ever rUwod here.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
MILyTAINING Il STEAMSHIP LINE

steamship Line vas likely to bo Withdrawn. Peter
Wright Sons. general agents Of the American and the
Red star Lines have received dispatch from tho Pha
dephia Office In which II is announced that while the
ships OF the American Line have been sold to the Rcd
Star Line they will be sailed under the nicl Saie. na
aud that the service will be continued Increased
PHILADELPHIA Oct. l1.-fhe international Navigation
Company OF Philadelphia. which owns aud controls the
Red star Line. has bought the American steamship Com
nnnys steamers and ha, undertaken io devotion thr Phil
aud Liverpool service under It's present title of
thc American Line. ana also la organic branch of the
American Line Ia run between New York aud IiNrrno
IN 4. not decided whether the American Line steamer
viii ,e transferred Ia "a fOregi flag This depends
upon whether the United states GOycfnniont will pny
propery for carrying the uails.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
UNVEILING A STATUE or HARTARD
AN ADDRESS By TIE REV. GEORGE J.. HiK u
BOSTON.


BOSTON.
BOsToN. Oct. 1j.-The bronze statm n
John Harvard founder of Harvard Colleee nodeisaF
d. C. French. OF Concord. and presented 10 the colfs
by General Samuel ]. Bridge. unveiled AT Cimor1s
this afternoon with appropriate ceremonies. The prt
cipal address was delivered by the Rev. George EAi
of Boston. lie said that the Oldest eStant doclSS
which recognizes the existence OF Harvard Colleges
naupllet entitled -Englands First Fruits 10 IL
spect to the Progress ana Learning IN the COLLEGES
Cambridge. In Massachusetts, Bay, etc. IL IT, sad IL
Ellis. letter dated Boston. september 20. l6i2 IL m
published IA London in 1913. the year iOloSias ts
graduation Of it, rst class II nine members The letter
gives au account of the first commencement 4 als'
cls of tue gifts Of John Harvard ard Others. andlh
circumstances under which the college ioundeiS
Cambridge and describes the original r,i egc I'm linc
IN sue.king cf tho life nf Harvard aud The fr VIVA
destroyed the buildings, in 1864 the Rev Nr is AL
His lIaryhdsl whole library went Wiib hls eyysss ys
to the college. THE list s m tue college ltcHls W
volumes. They certify Ia his scIollrly gu,hUes-
classical. philosophical and theoo-icai and T. -
earnest ruiitiWi-iu. This sOlid vOmr wuich ' ihoda
my hand IL the only Onr-thcn In sDmc private n-e n
escapel The conl eration on January J. l'ot VIC
when tlr General Court occupied a. driven rou fAs'a
10y tue small Thus lsdisastrr caused an upifdbf |"
t1 tbe college Harvard Hal was thou tLe last rl lin.
ing of the old ORIGINAL buildnls II rrcir IN zoe
The night of cold winters "inles oi MIN =.
SNOW II being vacation. ne students h's,' GUY ~. W"
persons LODGED ~ The buildings, nl "i Nnf-
Massachusetts,. the form r. StOEhton AMI Hollis lse
the latter lust completed. and il"ld'n 'h'pe -~srrE
danger. aud actually kindlcd. The odihce r"hlalu@n
the relies aud treasured gathering, ot the c0ierh
moro than six scolo years aicr IT. i"undulon iT,%
Tho library of Harvard. the whole libraries ~ w
IaghifnOt and 1heuphua Gale, brqueathed ot gips
tine college. rich m Hebrew, paifiFiie hnl ''np'
dona ions Ot learned societies nnd 90 ppfauIs, ~,
~ many generous private bepefactors abroad ana
houc. medicai preparations AID /" font Of nre. W.
ctc ole pprlshpd IN the cOuiaSriiinh. lh'fc pc'
about 1000 volumes NHlnsbe phiiosoabical appsfhs
of tue hghes quality oi tho time 1nd rleh ~ 'MsL
tudt. o eminent mon aud brnescinrs. college ites
aud much miscellaneous matter were ih'lnhoh ~.
ruin. By th, volume alone We stretch hnid acrVs"
1rntulIl.. u1I hnh "A IL Gle icN OF IlIratd.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
ITALIAN CITIZENS ENTHUSIASTIC.

Under the auspices of the Italian Lincoln
Club. m,etng oi italian Republicans was hold at
Mazzin Hall. No. % South Washington Square. last
evening o. ratify tbe nominations of Blaine aud
Logan. An enthusiastic assombagc present, com
posed ~ the most respectable portion Of the Italian
colony ~ tnis CITY, including merchans tradcsnen and
m,chanic all of them bcng nanralised citizens OF the
Untod states SignOr A. j. Angelo prosided ana made "a
short speech Charles 4. L. Goldey delivered an eloquent
and Sonvinc Ing address u: a. Matthews, Assembly
man L. L. Van Alien, SgnOr r. q. Basit0 d. Cox, ot ~
Louis slgnor Granatca and Alfred Conkling also ma 10
,Iccches The officers Of the club are A. j. Angelo.
president; A. Tuncy and +. J.. Jaunarori vicc-prcsi
dents; /. Grammatical, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

John Callahan chairman. In accordance with rcsoiu
tion offered by Luke r. Cozans the following commeo
composed Of one delegate from each district. was aP-
pointed to confer with committees from o'her pc"
ocratic and Independent organizations which have not
,raao tocal nominations IA to the candidates
on the city. county nnd Judiciary tickets
Michael c. Murphy John stacom John g. Brogan, JOS
cph r. Roberts. Timothy J. Campbell John n fefiet
seth Douglass Francis r. Higgins, Samuel Muller Kop
crt B Mooney. Thomas +. DAILY, Thomas Carroll W''nn
H. Brodciick Joseph Fnncrty. Michael Iianghcn Jonn
r. starblck Joseph =. McDOnough Brnnct W. EliSon'
Henry stcinert Charles q. Cornell Denis neCoutccy
Janies Maxwell and Anthony Hartmann. Iho conVeh
tiou ndioutned to Monday evening next.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
PuiL,DrLrHI.. Oct. lj.-The Ia
NOT WILING To PAY HIGHKK RENTS

The lcascboldors Of the grounl owned by
Columbia College between Ffth nnd sixth avc.. Forty
soyonth and Fflyrst sts met yesterday at the office
Of " r. Stephenson jr. No. s6l fifth-aVc to discuss
tho mode action tbe of their
leases than i've per cent advance the presen
ynnation. About thirty people were prosent Mt ste
plicnSoD. Il. Jsrqu.a. Haslcpp Mckim, A. A. Redneii
M Whitconh and J. ~. HoyOy appointed 10 draft
articles for association " DO submitted ~ the lease
AoI
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
NOMINATED FoR TIE ASSEMBLY,

CoorERsTOwN Oct. 1.-The Republican
Convention Of the III district held here tolay IL
unanimously nominated Fayotto L. Gilbert, OF Cocpcrs
town. a. A~semblman.
PoUGmKrEPsiE oct 15.The Democrats OF the Ist dis
trir today nominated j. Mansfield Davies for the As
scmbJ.
Troy oct ij.-W. T. Smith. who was nominated yes
tcrlay 10y the Democrats Of Clinton County Tor member
nf A-.rlnllN. hrrimns 10 hn d cAnhidatc.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TRANSFERRING POLICE CAPTAINS.

the house OF Mr. Nichols Tuesday afternoon. decided
to transfer Captain McCuagh OF the Seventeenth Pre-
clnct To tho Fourth Precinct. Captain sebcrt OF the
1hrticth the Seventeenth, and Captain odden from
Police Headquarters TO the Thireth Precinct For some
reason which not stated they suspended the trans
cr- of Captains Sribcrt and iIedden yesterday. Mr..
Matthews said that the commissioners talking Of
leaving Captain Sicbert mp town aud sending Captain
Iieddrn to thG seventeenth Precinct The only reason
for the transfers, he said. to place captain IN com
nad of the Fourth Precinct until To the late
Captain Ty nEu could he appointed
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
AMERICAN GAsI lGllr COMPANY.
WAAnINnrnN Onl lh-Ihn IMnlfIh nnllil

meeting ~ the American unsight Association was be-
gun M Willnrds Hall to-day. ono hundred aud nfiy
Delegates representing n the stnos IN the Union were
present The association was called to order
nj 10 o'clock hy the president, william VI siodmnn'
Two business scasuns held IN the morning and ~
trrnnon nuh two viii bo held to-morr 1Oinorruw
evening tho ni,ihers will be given banquet M VII
lnrl'a Wv the Washington Unsght Company, and on Fri
,nv morning they invited "a visit the Ris works, snnt
which they viii go lo Mount vernon. where they will
at,ud the day.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SAILING AGAINST AN AUTUMN VIM
rArI RACES or TnE sEAwANIIAKA CogiNTHIAN
YACHT CLUB--rITE WINNERS.

FALL RACES OF 1iIE sEAwAN1IAkA CoRiNIHiAN
YACHT cLUB-ruE WINNERS.
Not a centrc-bOard slOOp started In the first
of the fall raccs Of the scawanhaka Cornthian Yacht
club yesterday There four cutters keel sloop
and one of those nondescript affairs popular now
onlled compromise boats, which combine the dis
al, ,nnacc, of both types. The entries were
the cutters. Bedouln, Oriva, Mona and Surf,
the keel sloop Happy Thought and the compromise
Of the first class the OfiNa of the second nnd the others
of he third class. As there competitor Tor the
Orva In her class. howe Mr. lee put his yacht INT"
the first class thus giving 40 seconds OF time al"w
anUc. a.,
The day was bright and beautiful. cold wind blew
down from the North. an In spite ~ the fart thn u was
mn shore wind there considerable sea running
The course was frum Buoy No In Gcdneys Channel
due South, twenty miles for the frat class ani ten ol
the third A the Yachts came down Ia the start,
broke the nws Of her Cnn AMI obliged 10 put PACK
for the hlrhor. II one minute before ~ "rlp.s
when Tho signal given fu the thchs to eros" me
limo Ten minutes hal elapsed. however before any oi
them were over aud they hll were handicapped ln'
irdomln aud Aihlnn went over together and were hnnd
capped minutes aud 10 seconds The OHth was over
lust ahead of them. and was handicapped l minute
aud % srrouds The surf wns handicapped minutes
aud - seconds and The Happy Thought iuinulct III.
ynrha 81 their Rplnnnkprs tN crossed thr me hnh
lrfotr the racers were on Long Branch The orNn h"i
pnascd hcnd NJ the Ahun aud the Happy Thought MA
uNcihnuled the surf
The IInppy Thoughi IL from New Haven. and waH
kept close together untl of srnbrlght on the rcuri
vii The Nnnkre yacht pns4rd nhral OF her lNal hhh
aippdiv increased her lead u the finish The three larger
yachts rounded the 90 mile buoy ~ follows
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TAMMANY,s CANVASS.
The Tammany Committee on Organization

The Tammnny Committee on Organizauon
me, Yesterday afternoon aud approved the nomination
Of Willis s. Paine for Controller. to hll the vacancy
caused hy the withdrawal Of +. Henry Dugro.
Tho committee which IL making preparations TOT uo
mass meeting on Tuesday evening Commissioner bren
nan chairman. announced that senator Bayar n -
Cox and other speakers ~ National reputation hhu %
Iacd Ia address The large meeting IN Taminnny Iinli
There viii aso hc meetings In front ~ thr nn w ,fn,,
l,nrn The nssornilons will march frum tlcit icspt
u,o dlsriri hrnd1unrtcrs hut no attempt VIII bc m"he
10 organize n large parade.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
CONVENTIONS IN rhsshiC CorNrN.
'bc passair tountv Democratic tOnNcntlu

was held Yesterday IN Patterson to nominate 'hhu"''
IN, sbcrl0 nud ,proncrs Cornelius 4 tndmus. Asscni-
hlvm,, ero,u ia, INA plstrict had been the most
pronIncnt cnnddnic for sheriff hn II wn' announcer
before the hallong hcgan that he had decided NOT W h
cent the nominations Philip II. Dotnns. ni'l Slsne
keeper, was nunlnatcd on the second ballot hiF & h,,
her of the delegates pprssilng In voting TOT '"h"7
Dnrcinua is considered n weak candidate ,,,.
The Democrats o the st Assembly pis'iic' VI ihsitv
County, n. J., Yesterday nominated Tor the N"7e"'F
Frank ltpn, a son Of Judge j. W. Nca.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
LARGE PARADE AT EASTON.

TE .
EAsTON, Penn, Oct. 15.-The Republicans
held their first demonstration here night and clubs
from Bethlehem south Bethlehem South Easton. Phil
lipsburg and Washington ~ j., took part The Eason
clubs presented fine appearance All were well equip
ped and the procession was decided A the
men past the post office they were stopped and
j. X. Dawes, presented tbs Blaine and Logan Gen
tral club with handsome flag heirloom In the Re
publican party. Houses illuminated and hundreds
OF people to town 10 see the parade
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

large and enthusiastic mass meeting under
the auspices OF the Young Mems Republican Clui Of the
XXIIId Assembly District held on Tuesday evening
at Choral Hail, Ono-hundred-and-iwentJ bfihst and
hxington-ave. A. NJ. Underhill presided Butler &.
Noble, Ex-Governor OF Wisconsin, and Professor J L. ~
Hunt made speccbce.
At meeting of the line officers With Assembly
District Boys In Blue, the following field officers were
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
FATLURE OF MTLLOWNERN

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 15.-James Losr .hspt
owners OF the Maploville Mills. at Burrh''. a. ysx
fancy cassmcres, have madc an ass'snn'o". A.
Finsid. The nrn declines To make s'"' .s. ~ ~
ucation vt present Duns Agency os"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
. yrW ,yTERoID DrsCOyERgD

BosrON. Oct. ia cable dispatcn w.. o.
ccived Wednesday afternoon at har'aru .,ssssf
servatory from Kicl. Germany. ANNOUNCING w" s.lsss
OF another usterod by Paiisa. Its position -
October Ia. i,O33. Greenwich mean iinie iiss
sion, = h. Is M. 26.J sec. declinaiion. pia,ss
daily notion, west 80 SECONDS. south hIhu'oe
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
THREE PERSONS KILLED BY CARS

BALTIMORE, Oct. Io.-a u"P, .h,i
The Do, fro, Elkton Md, says that this nornns ,.,,
o3o ,clock train struck market wagon c'"'.s '.,,s
thre. persons. killing the horses. destroying Ih'
and instantly killing all its occupants Uni scsS
klei are W ii. Prior farmer about io'v vsfs DuDnt
old who lived about six miles from Elktoh
age six, and Robert Jones, age seven.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
JUDGE GREEN AGAIN NOMINATED
"A, n,nnrrniir Convention of tho llld New


ro,ae, Congressional District teaaaemblci IN Elizabeth
,eatrrda, 10 nominate candidate IN place of Juute
urren of riainnod who declined the nomination u, tue
pfe,oua convention account of daaohs'ona cnusou
a,noup ounrr rata IN the district The convention WIS
eAt,unnl, ,ihnrrfl,, aud ,huch bitterness whs shown
judyn tfron WA tunhninaui, nnd tcltAtarh"' ha a.
orpiauoo ~ IT, The ,ulo 10 fof Green 7" 10 fn'
Mcmahon The friets or tho laliuf vowed Vengeance,
aud ehrefa were given Tor Mt koan, the Republican
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TREPARTHG FOR FOOTBALL GAMES

The intercollegiate Football Association
hcd IT. annual meeting the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
night b. l.. kicllaftis, OF Yale presided. aud A. T..
French. OF Harvard. elected secretary and treasurer
seveisl NJ tho rules were amended Tho annual games
will take place IA follows: Princeton Harvard at
Cambridge, on November 10 Harvard Yale, ut Now
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
SEERIyG TO ELECT ANT MON OPOLISTS.
A meeting of the Monopoly League wa!

held In the booker Cottage No i5G SiAtha,e
last night. Edwin NJ. wight presided committee OF
five members of the league confer with all local orsani
zaon~ for the purpose OF securing IN, els toh OF anti
mOnuu0list, to some of the municipal offices was az
pointed as follows: T.. ". Wight T. u. IhurDer. l. E'
Tominsou william Hall and j. &. Boyd
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
DISCUSSING FRArERSAL RELATIONS

TIC COMHIISsIOH HppVIHV0U To VA"n'ffV ff''o
the commercial relations between the United states ana
South America ani Central America met nj the Colleo
tors Office the Custom House yesterday ana istoeo
To statements from &. T. ochrainnc A l. Downing
Henry h. Hitch aud Captain Swinnerton
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
yEsTlNG ENDS IN MURDER

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct ia ni'pp =. pss
The Tin, from IIarrodsburg, KY. s'ys 'n'. md y
prominent ply sic,an. and William curry 49,
gan throw ing water OH each other Ihey Nth -
angry aud Garry struck Dillon on the hea' wv"
m
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
ADDRESSING AN IRISH-AMERICAN CLUE.
IDI TELEGRAPH ID rhE TRIBUNE
CHATHAM. y. y. Oct. l5.-T. III. Mnrch. O

Maine former Democrat addressed the Irish American
Blaine and Logan Club and others here tonight TO
night the various clubs OF this place will take
part In "a parade In Albany. The Republicans have
ranged mass meeting here next Monday lie AL
dressed by General y. T. Banks. The Republicans are
1ubilant over the Ohio victory.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

rrono,,onst. ', ~ met In conversation here shi 49,.
win 700 delegates present. The follov,pc ., 'sn
chosen: At LARGE DR. Charles wovlbms. "''n ws
and G. W. wyman Of Brattleboro, Iat p,.,r,. 'sa>(
ter. OF Elinorc; Id District, J. B sacke,t WI hs
State committee was appointed W. ~ H'dfsS n
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
ENTHUSIASM IN NEW-JERSEY.
iBY TELEGRAPH 10 rue TugUsEl
KpYpORT. n. j., Oct. 15.-A large ReDubli-

can meeting was held tonight In Wallings Hall Bonia.
iuJ Van Eiper Of Jersey CITY, was the speaker The
audience WAS enthusiastic
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

After rounding they stood we'll over toward the jersey
Hloip nnd then heenn the long beat ~ tu windwnh me
ann had hrhnl ihn lrtsr, hills aud the twin lista
alcnmpd from the highlands of the NaNrslnh Whom inc
,nrhis approached tho entrance ~ urhncN'H thnhnrl
The ll,,luuln WAS HrHt nf tho large yachts ~ Fiu
,nmr M with hct canvas towniink apanat
tho pnldrn bark ground nf tho w"Ht'lh
thi, aud hrt aide ilphl, soamins over TIE
daik wart lo Tho south could hr Hren The llsa ct ne
O'Nn rnmuH np Win wonderful rnriiliN The lthnulh
allowed her mlnuca hnd ~ heoons ana Hhu oanc ~
Awlfiy that she miaird winning The ihn
by nnn Hrcond. The stately Aihon brought
np the rem of tho smaller h"alA th' HAPPY
Thought IN hrAi hut aH The hemrasuI"m'hl oh'lhhf
Yacht ~ the ihr race hld been 'rni IL The heghlla
Committee, u Impossible to tell which won, Ihe
Icdouin sailed by Archibald Rogers, III" ollNa hy
e. smith Lee the Athlun bN Dr barrow, the SURF 10y Mr.
Herega and the Happy Thought by q. NJ Graves Tho
time Of the race was foOwhi
CLASS.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

IRVING HALL READY TO CONFER
The County Convention of the Irving Hall
Democracy at Irving Hail last evening and elected
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

Haven. November 22 Yale Princeton. In this city ON
7 thanksgiving
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-07-13
Case EXTRAORDINARY.

Hasta hoy eran conocidas, en- todas
las naciones donde Sc habla Ia lengua
de Cervantes, las renombradas Pikdo-
roS pu,gantes de MznerG heTmanos, en-
Barcelona. Mas hoy 10 son va en- ID
glaterra. Este es el case extraordina-
rio. Y por que han podido penetrar
donde nadie penetra2 Porque las PHI
doras purgantes de M1nera estAn COM
upestas de vegetables puros;
Porque no dan retortIones de vien-
tire; porqne son ell mejor depurativo de
la sangre porque segdn indica So pros
pccto, ell que las tome, puede suplacer
graduar la purga, sin alterar para NADIA
las horas de las comidas. Porque es
ell purgante mas barato de cuantos Sc
conocen. Cada caja contiene 25 pildo-
ras y cada dos pi,doras constituyen una
purga suave, y una GAIA vale DOS
REALES. lY por que tan baratas4
Para que esten al alcance de todas las
fortunas y de esta manera poder ven-
der cuatro millones de cajas cada afio
Sc recomienda contra los estrefii-
mientos, digestiones diffciles, dolores
de eabezs, hidropesia, reumatismo,
afecciones de hfgado, q las personals de
vida sedentaria y d las que estan pro-
pensas afecciones nerviosas, jaquecas
y gastralgias. Las acompana extenso
prospecto.
DEPOSITO: En- la Farmacia de
Carlos ]. Monagas, cn MAJ asl,4 210,
Marina Meridiotli ;ril Asuadilla, Boz
tica de Rovira; j en Cabo-R -Rojo, Botica
de D. Jose Antonio Fleyta' N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-07-13
iATENCION!

Sc vende 8 Sc arrienda una Estancia
en- la Jurisdiction de Vega-baja, barrio
de Almiraute Sud, d hors y media dis
tsnte de la poblaci6n, asi como de los
pueblos de Morovis, Vega-alta, y Co
rozal. Consta de 700 cuerdas de te-
rrenos qnebrados, con sxelentes pastos,
ricos montes, aqua permanente de ma
quebrada que CORE todo el largo de
la possession, dl boles frutsles, bastantes
cafetales yalguna cafias; con fabricas y
casa de habitaci6n en- buen estado, va
rias yuntas de bueyes y algunos caba-
Hos de carga.
El que Ia interese puede dirigirse
para informes en- la Capital d D. Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos; en- Vega-baia.
a d. Juan Santana y Riveras; en-
Ahasco d ID. Francisco |. Mater; y en-
Vega-alta al Mayordomo de la Hacien-
da Carmen. SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-07-13
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL
mRoLETIN MERCANTIL.
Paris, 16 de Julio de 1884.
FRANCIA.

Pocos han sido los sucesos de polftica
exterior ocurridos en- los iltimos quin-
ce dias.
La question de Tonkin esta resuelta
baio el punto de vista militar. Ell ge-
neral Millot ha mandado q las tropas
que est&n q sus 6rdenes que Sc apode-
rem de todos los puntos necesarios para
asegurar ell respeto de las fronteras y
las comunicaciones por Ell Rio Rojo.
Estas 6rdenes Sc han cumplldo con
exactitud Y facilmente. Los franceses
no ban hallado resistencias. Los la
mados PabeElones NegrOs, abandona-
dos por Ia China, han pedido So sunni
sion. que les sera concedida con tales
condolences que les sea impossible que
rrear de nueyo.
Entretanto Ell Ministro plenipoten-
ciario frances, NJ. Patenostre, ha con-
seguido en- AMMAN 10 que deseaba.
Ha modifcado ell convenio hecho en-
Hue hacienda otro el que Sc devuelven
4 AMMAN las provincias de Bin Thuan
de Tang-Hoa y Sc establece IN siste-
ma aduanero parecido al de La Cochin
china.
Por otro de las clausulas del tratado,
nneyamente hecho, Sc establece que los
franceses tienen la facultad de ocupar
nilitarmente todos los puntos de An
nam y Tonkin que consideren necesa-
rios.
Oueda tambi6n eonvenido que una
parte de la ciudadela de Hue tendra
guarnici6n militar francesa. El Gobier-
no annamita ha entregado al plenipo-
tenciario frances el sellodel Emperador
de la China como prueba de que en- 10
successive no Sc har& merito del senorio
imperial en- Ell RENO de AMMAN.
Por tiltimo Sc ha expuladoque Sc con-
cederS indemnizacion & los misioneros
que han sufrido perjuicios durante la
guerra que seran amnistiados los
mandarines comprometidos en- la ilti-
ma insurrecci6n.
Ii. Paten6stre ha impuesto q los
annamistas las duras condolences que
los veneedores exigen de los vencidos.
Ell Gobierno de Annam no podia resls-
tir al representante de la Francia ven
cedora auxiliado por un ejtrcito y una
escuadra poderosa.
A So tempo dijimos cuales fueron
Las instfucciones dadas por 81 GobieFno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-07-13
LA CIUDAD C0NDAL.
80 CRUZ. 80.
A. RAYMAT e. CO.
Pacotilla recibida por vapor es-
panol Cristobal Colon.

panol Cristobal Colon.
DE ALMACEN.
20 cajas de so botellas Agua Nine
raj.
20 idem de so idem Aqua Vals.
II idem de so idem Aqua Vichy.
8 idem de IL idem Grand Chanpag-
ne des Colombophiles, Reims.
4 idem lie 24I2 botellas idem.
6 idem de IL botellas Champagne
Chateaubriant ay, superior.
4 idem de 24I2 idem.
idem de l2 idem vino tinto Bur-
deos st Ennilion.
2 idem de 24L2 idem vino tinto id.
4 idem de IL idem vino tinto st.
Estephe.
2 idem de 24I2 idem tinto idem.
8 idem de IL botellas Cofiac alam-
brado botella ca16n rayado marca "De
los Caballeros 8 estrellas."
8 idem 24l2 id. id. id. cafi6n raya-
do marca id.
10 idem de 12 botellas vino tinto
Burdeos Medoc.
10 idem de l2 idem st. Julien.
l idem de l00l q latas de Petits pois
xtra-finos.
| idem de 1902 latas id. muy finos
idem de 4SI2 frascos alcaparras.
l idem de l00l2 latas hongos pri-
mera clase.
l idem de 25i4 tarros Petis pois
gras Ell trufas.
25l4 tarros id. gras con trufas blau-
cas-.
l GAIA de 25[4 idem con trufas.
Id. de 25.4 tarros id. con id. blancas.
2 idem de 1902 latas habichaelas
verdes muy finas.
l iden de l0OI2 id. Petits pois con
jam6n.
l idem de 25l2 latas Salchichas
trufadas.
25l2 idem Albondiguillas.
25l2 idem Pies de cerdo.
25l2 idem Morcilla.
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Art,ro Raymat & Co.