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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

A pesar del articulo del Sr
S'kerrett.
iQuien 10 creyera!
FL periodico dominicano que hs
insultado q Espana titlllaso La
Libertdd.
Parodiemos a una DANA cele-
bre:
Libertad, libertadl
iCuantos mamarrachos Sc am
paran de tn nombre!
Tn axioma de Et CIamor del
Pdts:
Gel hombre no Sc distingue de los
irracionales solo por la conclencla.
| Els verdad!
iCuantos seres de largo pelaje
V de cuatro pies tienen mas con-
ciencia que ciertos politicos que
Sc llaman hombres!
"lToda jdbilo es hoy la gran ToledoF'
Asi hemos exclamado al topaz
con ell Ie Deum. que EI CIGmor
del Pals dedica al ceiebre conse1o
de Guerra, a sus abogados y has
ia SUI Procurador.....
Como los bombos no cuestan
dinero, por ESQ es ell colega tan
despilfarrador de bombos.
Pero el case es que los bon,bos
no Sc digieren.
Dice un periodico, en- son de
broma, al parecer:
Por 10 demas, va sabemos todos
que los incOndict0nales son my 1nte-
eros y patriotas.
Y 81 no, que salga uno a probar
10 contrario.
Ea, que salga!
IA que no safe?
Y af1ade ell mismo peri6dico:
" Pero los veinte mil y pico no pa
recen."
Pues cuenteselo el colega a
aquellos de sus amigos que dieron
por sanas y buenas las cuentas
sonsabidas.-. a1uellas que es-
;aban desahuciadas.
Segun cierto periodico, ell par
lido reformista no Sc ha distin-
guido nunca por los compadres.
Salte el colega de la oposicion
Il candelero, y recuerde ell a1lo
IS.
Epoca en- que Sc reparti6 el
presupuesto entire compadres.
Y todo Sc arregl6 en- familia.
Y hubo muchos compadres y
tutores.
Y un primo muy grande que
pag6 ell patio.
Digalo sino el pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
GACETA DE HOY.

Por ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador &C.
neral Sc nombra en- Mayagiiez una jun
ia local encargada de estudiar mejoras
para Ia agriculture de aquel distrito y
la extirpaci6n de la enfermedad de la
cana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
S 246.5O1-14

Total .. S 246,501 IA
Comparandose este resultado
con ell obtenido por los mismos
conceptos en- igual mes de 1882,
Sc advierte en- Diciembre de 1888:
Alza en- los derechos
de Importation. IS 1882 "a
Id. en- los de exporta-
ci6n... ........ 463-52
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
PARRAFOs.

I'm papelucho dominicano ha
dlcho que que Sc repiten en- Cuba,
caol en- latctuoso tempo, Ia e.rpa
frtacs6n y Ell cadatso apl;cado d
st's ind6mitos hi1os como premio
det immense amor que Ia profeson,
trabq1and0 constantemcnte poy
h6ertdrlG de las poderosGs garras
del Leon castellano.
No puede negarse que entire
ese ctimulo de sandeces hay una
verdad.
I'm efecto, caballeros. 3. sin
caballo, que desde la cercana re-
publica ensefais las olejas 4 Es-
pana!
A pesar vuestro, gozques enca-
nl)ados, son poderosas, poderosas,
81, las garras del leon castellano.
I como tiene coLciencia de ese
poder y la tiene tambien de vues-
sro raquitismo, os desprecia sobe-
Ianamente, con toda Ia majestad
de su bravura.
sDesde cuando hace case ell rev
de las selvas del miserable insecto
que zumba en- tOrno suyo2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

Seglin ell extracto demostrativo
que publica la Gaceta, durante ell
mes de Diciembre de 1883 as
cendieron los derechos rendi-
dos por la importation a la canti-
dad de 49,. ...... 5 235, ,05O-33
Id. por la exporta-
ci6n. =. 11,45O-81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
sues. De ]. SALA & CO.

Gale del Deposito NUN. l. Marina.
Casa de giros comisiones. Importadores de
todss procedencias. Agentes de vapores Herrera
Inca de New-York De La Compania de SECURE
contra incendios Hamburgo Magdeburguesa. D
gitimo Amargo de Aagostura del Dr.. Soegr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
Observation-Disclosures.

Total......... 9326,3s7-5S
TIPOH PARA DESCUENTO6.
Hassa 90 dias directo 6indirscto --sP.S sAsA'
Desde 91 4 1857
De 1e6 4 120.-8
PRESTAMOS
Con garantia de doCumsntos, obligaeisAss
conformidades, etc.
Desde 12l & $50 dias.- 9p.S anuai
= l51 { 180 dias.-l0
CUENTAS DE CREDITa.
6p.q de interea annal reoiprocc.
4p.S de coiuisioh nonsu4i sObrs 81 vslM
del credito,
San Juan. Puerto-hico, Febraro Dc 1seA.--
81 Contador INFERNO, 7. MoLIEA.--F.y >.
n Director accjden tsI, joss OHRRA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
VIjANDE Y COMP. rors.l...

Concentrates comisionistas giro de letras
Agentes de la Linea de vapores de 0lano, Larrina
ga Comp. de la Compania Gatalana de vapores
Trasatlanticos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
PESAME.

Nuestro amigo d. Francisco.
Garcia y Garcia, de Ia Carolina,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

neral Sc nombra en- Mayaguez una jun
ia local encargada de estudiar mejoras
para Ia agriculture de aquel distrito J
la extirpaci6n de la enfermedad de Ia
cana.
Sc anuncia q los Alcaldes y demas
funcionarios pdblicos one en- breve da-
ran principle los trabajos de campo
de la Comisi6n topografca de Estadc
Mayor con ell fin de formar una carta
itineraria militar de toda la isla.
Sc excita q los referidcs funcionarios
a que faciliten en- su case 8 aquella CO.
mission cuantas noticias y auxiios re-
clame para Ell buen desempeno de su
cometido.
Sc anuncia la provision por concnr-
so de las plazas de catedratlcos auxl-
liares de las facultades de cienclas y
filosoffa letras en- ell Institute provin-
cial. .s
Los aspirantes presentaran sns soll-
citudes en- la Secretarfs del Gobierno
General hasta ell II del corriente.
Real orden dando de alta en- el ser
vicio de Obras Pdblicas al sobrestante
don Miguel Vilardebo.
Otra nombrando Official S. de La
Administration de Rentas de Ponce d
don Constantine de la Rosa.
Otra disponiendo el cambio de des-
tinos entire los ofciales SOS don Julio
Llanos y don Jose Nieto.
Nombrados marineros del Resguardo
Francisco Suarez, Raimundo Vera y
Jose d. Rivera.
Reglas para Ia formation de los es-
calafones de Maestros y Maestras de
Escuelas pdblicas que 10 sean en- pro-
piedad con titulo professional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

Total del alza... 5 38,415-86
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08
SOBRlNOS De EZOUIAGA.

FORTALEZA IL. - Casa de- glr ;. comisione
Agentes de los vapores correos de Espana Comps
rita Atlas de los Estados-U nidoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

Gritad, pues, los que difamais
Espafia; hablad de cada,sos los
que los mereceis por vuestros con-
sinuos desafueros y delitos come
ndos contra ell idioma castellano
que malamente chapurreais, con
!1a el sentido comdn, a quien
Jamas saludasteis, contra la buena
saucaclon, que nunca tuvo roce
con yosotros.
81 Sr. S'kerrett ha echaao
u, anaolen su cuarto 4 espadas en.
g asunto del desfalco provincial
z q globO en- tanto sin cesar nayesA
sOfsl pielago immense del vsclol''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

Real orden dando de alta en- Ell ser
vicio de Obras Pdblicas al sobrestante
don Miguel Vilardebo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

Otra disponiendo el cambio de des-
tinos entire los ofciales SOS don Julio
Llanos y don Jose Nieto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

A pesar del articulo del Sr.
Skerrett.
iQuien 10 creyeral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-08

Otra nombrando Official So de Ia
Administration de Rentas de Ponce d
don Constantine de la Rosa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
A QUEER CASE.

1t is an exceptional day when story Of
real life doesn't crop ont, stranger and more
romantic than novelist ever imagined One
OF these is now being developed in the New
York courts. 1t appears that two wear,
since one Savllar Berkeley, an actrcsa. gave
birth to male child of which Young man
OF wealth and leisure named Forrest Down
ing was the father. The child was put &c
nurse with one Mrs. ilannily, and, at tl1c
urgent solicitation Of Downing, who
wished TO he rid of it, Miss Belkey signed
an adoption paper. Shortly after. however,
she was notified of the death of the child
and coffin supposed TO contain its body
was brought to her room, those in charge of
1t refusing to open it on the alleged ground
that the child had died Of an absccss Of tic
head and to look at it would only ipflct q
needless shock on the mothers feelings.
Miss Belklcy, however, contracted belief
mat her child was not dead and that bir
BODY was not in the coffin she had buried
and SO strong did the belief come that near.
ly two years later she went to the
cemetery to satisfy herself on the point Jr
the grave, which she dt scrihcs as r,cneurino
about two feet by sin, she found forlv.Gve
infants collins, and one Of them She readily
Identified as the one said to have contained
the body of her boy baby. This coffin wa,
opened and the body within it turned out &c
be that of female infant, Confirmed in hct
belief, Miss Berkeley made thorough sea,c,,
for her baby and at last, as she claims. found
IL at the house of The nurse nannitv. She
had never seen it since the day Of IFS
birth, but Claims to identify it by the color Of
It's eyes and hair and by the fact thai !,
resembled herself in having middle toe on
each foot much smaller than the other toes
But when Miss Berkeley attempted to take
tae child rival claimant arncarpd-onc
Emma Roderlck, alias Emma dc Zolra Wi.
son, concert singer. This woman Dc clincd
10 give the name and residence of her lus.
band and said that the babe had been son,
to Mrs Hannilys to keep the KNOWLEDGE Of
lis birth from him. She had visited the
child at comparatively frequent intervals
ana among other things claimed to be able
TO identity it in the very same mann,r as
Miss Berklcy-by poculia,ity of the middle
toe oil each foot, which it appears was
common to her also She claims that the
child is Carlos Wilson, the other woman
claims that it is jacques Bcrkley. The pro-
Dehi Is the Identical Que proponndcd to
Solomon ard so ingenousy solved by that
monarch how the New York courts will
solve it remairs to be seen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
THE STATE CONVENTION

was nue. and dignifed body of some
1o1r hun9red representative Republicans
iheY cane together with as genero,
'ning pretty distinct ideas concerning the
men they wanted for delegates-at large. and
win gratifying degree of unanimitv IL
'ne'r caolce' There was no ballot, and no
uissen'ipg voice on any nomination. This
no' recause everything was cent and
urieu' Dut because all wanted the stronoes,
anu pest men for delegates and nobodv
'0.iu present better men than those named
A delegation headed by men of such wide
mountaineering large capacity, native
iorce and familiarity with public affairs oo
eH-Dov' Smith, Hon. Frederick 8illino. nv
"o'' Proctor, and Hon. b. D.
HARRIS would make itself felt in
auy representative body On this Con,inor,
Ana none need fear that Vermont will no, ho
wisely and influentially represented at Cbi.a
20. me aiternates are sound Republicans nd
'e''aoie men, The Vermont del, CATION is
Vi course unit for Mr. Edmunds, and its
members have no second choice.
Hon. j. NJ. Tyler, though claimi,. :;
uuigence on account of inexperience nroved
aimseli an excellent presiding officer Tbo
speeches were short and to the point. The
resolutions speak for themselves Tho 49,,
Ven'ion was IN session less than an hour and
nall but we think our readers will Gov,
that it did fair piece of work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
THE BLAINE ATTACK ON EDM,ynS

"liiam walter Phelps, in his letter de-
sehaing MIR. Blaine against the cbargeS forn,
uia'ed by the New York Ecenino Pas,
'e'0''eu 10 tue tn QuOQue argument bv
charging that Senator Edmunds had fovoro1
raiiroad-grant bill with corrpnt roo,,uo
lie said that Senator Edmunds aoor,-os y.
interest in the Burlington and Missouri road
"hen nc was in the Senate, and thai no sun.
ported D'll to restore the land grant 10 hi.
loau-lhe inference being of course ,h.,
MI hamunds had base motive in defend.
in9 'he road in which he had On
interest: The Blaine organs, led bv Tho
New York Tribune, forthwith nlcked ~
mr. fheIps's allegation and have hoop
W. 'nelr oest to injure Mr.. Edmuuds in
,no eye oi his friends and the public at LARGO
re" people who know Senator Edmund. -.
nave any knowledge of his public record
would give an instant's credence 70 suoh ;.
Iparge. Slili' coming from the source !,
uoeS' IL is worth denial, and this II on
pears, Senator Edmunds has taken ,ho
trouble to give it, He has written A.
rne'ps letter. which the latter declines n
make public, at present, but which Is nm
ue's'ood 10 be complete denial of the
onaige Drought against him. A cores
Ponoent says of this letter, Senator
romunds emphatically denies tba, ha
mad any interest in the Burlington .n ~
Missouri railroad company or apv o,b., r.;,
ROAD ROAD outside Of The State OF Vermont at the
'ilu' 'ne legislation in question was passed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02

and he also denies that he voted for the
measure. In regard to holding some Of the
curdies OF this company, he SAYS he ur-
cnsed some time in July, upwards of three
months after the passage of the legislation
some OF the stock and bonds of that road
and held the former for Several years and
finally sold II In Boston and purchased more
OF the eonds of said road, which he now
aeids. lie informs Mr.. Phelps that if he
UT any other person desires to know all
ABOUT his business or other Transactions, nc
Will be most happy TO have them examine
MS BOOKS and papers, which will enable
them to give hereafter accurately the facts
Ia the case, and not misrelresent or state
what is not true. lie closes by saying tina,
he is neither "willing nor DESTROYS to be O
candidate for President, which everybody
who bss written TO me knows" but he SAYS
nc naturally likes TO stand well in the cs
timation of his fellow citizens, and disli kt
to he accused of corruption, bias or selfish
ness in acting on public questions" Tit
letter viii evidently make very interesting
reading for the Blaine crowd in genera
and MIR. William Walter Phelps 10 paric
nlar, ard we trust Mr. Phelps may sec hi
way clear TO permitting its publication.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
LAMOILLE COUNTY,
Johnson,

The time-honorcd custom of this village of
ringing the bell at noon, has been given IN.
The whistle at PEARLS factory is blown in.
stead. Deacon Dexter Whitney has gener-
ously offered to give the town six.hundred
dollar clock provided they will purchase the
bell for il and put it up. Efforts are bepg
made by the town to raise the necessary
funds to be able TO avail themselves of this
very generous offer.
Stone for the foundation of Nathan Nc.
Farland's village residence is being drawn.
Ibis is to be the finest place In town.
Worthwhile.
The board OF trustees are to meet at the
town clerks office on Tuesday of next week
TO hear any appeals on account of any assess
ments.
The regular monthly conference meeting
OF the Congregational church is to be held
at their vestry on Saturday afternoon. A
meeting OF the official members of the Meth.
odlst church is to be held at their chapel at
the same time.
Morrisville cornet band gave an out CUor
concert on Portland street on Monday even.
ing. Several selections we're rendered in
front OF Calkins & Slocums establishment.
NV D. !. nan anu rev. MIR. Morse OF st
Johnsbury were in charge of the services al
the Congregational church on Sunday morn
ing, sermon being delivered by the former
Rev. w. A. Bushee will return from hi.
vacation this week, and will again occupy
his desk next Sunday when the regular com.
munlOn service will be held.
Rev. Mr. Morse of St. Johnsbury delivered
lecture at the Congregational church OF
Sunday evening, upon missionary work il
Turkey.
benefit dance for the town hall repair
fund was held at the hall on Friday even
ing.
MIR. A l.. Hardy, assistant principal O
ST. Johnsbury academy, is spending few
days with relatives in town.
a. Camp, Esq, of Fillmore who was in
rured at the depot on Friday, was able t.
ride home the same night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
A Prudent Duellist.

Isaac Lig ia and James Porter SPIT, IS
were arrested at Gary sburgh, n. c, charged
with being about to engage in duel. Liggln
and Spers are both colored politicians Of
some Influence in that locality. The bad
blood between these two men grew out of
the championship of two prominent aspir-
ants for the Republican presidential nomipa-
ton. Liggin is strong supporter and adj
mirer of Blaine, and Spiers an admirer Of
Gen. Grant, whom he advocates for the
Presidential nomination. A few days ago
LIGgin and Spiers attended political meet
ing in the county, where they pressed upon
the audience the claims OF their respective
favorites for presidential honors. During
Liggn's remarks, he expressed his opposi-
ton TO Grantism, and said that Blaine was
the man to lead the Republican party to
victory in the approaching struggle. Spiers
became indignant at these remarks and de-
nounced Liggn on the spot Next day Splers
challenged Ligsln to mortal combat. The
Invitation was accepted, seconds and wtap-
ous chosen, and arrangements made Tor
a meeting in lonely forest twelve miles
distant. The night before the time fixed for
the sapguinary meeting Spers visited his
second, big negro, aud informed him that
he had wife and children, and was not
ready 10 sacrifice his life for Gen. Grant or
anybody else, aud therefore desired to recall
all arrangements for the fight. The matter
leaked out and the authorities arrested both
of the would be duellists. When taken In
charge, Liggin had on two overcoats and
sheet iron plate fifteen inches square as a
chest rrotector-"to keep out the cold" the
man OF honor explained, but really to keep
the bullet OF Grants champion from killing
him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
General Adam Badenu. Grants 20

General Adam Badeau, Grants Boswell
has resigned his place as consul general n,
ElaFaha, ana has written a letter. which has
9een p"blished, making serious charges
aga'75t the Secretary OF State. He saws
fhal under the guisc of a "commercio
agreement" the state department negotiated
treaty with Spain relating to the trade
with the Spanisl: West Indies, in which Ger.
TAIN duties, amounting to six and half mil.
ilon dollars annually, were surrendered in
return Tor certain duties amounting to not
more than million and half given u tol
Inc United States by Spain. Mr.. Badear
says lhis arrangement was in all essentials O
treaty, and could not iighfuly be MT in
torce until it had been ratified by the Senate.
bu'' ny calling II Il commercial aerccmcn,
the Secretary pretended that the need of sinh.
uniting it to the Senate for sDnroval wos
avoided, and he therefore put it in onerotion
On MS own authority, or that Of the Prtsi.
uent' Mr. badcau finds another grievance
IN the fact that he was not consulted un,r
inc wisdom or pIopriety of thu, agreement
though others were He cor,nlsips o,so
that consular clerk, whom hechsrges with
dishonesty and INSTRUMENTATION, WIS M, dis.
missed at badeaus request lie says he has
been trying to get leave to come homo and
establish these charges, but was refused per.
mission and when he offered his restoration
IL was not accepted until he threatened 10
appeal to lie people, when he was reless.
cd at once. We don't believe Secretary Ero
,lnshuJsen need keep awake nights to anv
great extent worrying over Gen. Bodeon;s
charges.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02

The report of the official investigation upon
the loss of the Daniel Stcinmann," of the
Nova Scotia coast month ago, places the
responsibility directly upon the captain. He
rs credited with having navigated the ship
with all due care up TO the time when he
sighted the Sambro light but as he had
taken no observations that day, and was
therefore uncertain as to his position, and
as by his own statement, the night was
Jsrk, foggy and rainy, and the soundpgs
were irregular, it is held to have been clearly
his duty to have hauled off shore until he
was able to verify bis position and obtain a
pilot. "To this circumstance alone" the re
port concludes, Can be attributed the loss
OF that fine ship ard the lives of l24 Yer.
sons"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
EASTERN VERMONT.
West Randolph.

The call for teachers from the Normal
school this spring is reported to be unusually
large-in fact much larger than the supply
Mrs. j. Warren Mann has gone to Under
hull, where she will spend a few weeks, and
then, accompanied by her two daughters,
she intends to so TO California to visit
friends.
For the benefit of the Free rec ding room,
Henry W. Tewksbury will give a talk at Du-
Bots and Gays hall, Friday evening, May 9th.
The subject, is 1.-The Heart of the Alleghan-
les and the Field of Gettysburgh.
All the district schools in town begin next
Monday
The West Randolph Cornet band have ac-
cepted an invitation to 60 to Waterbury Dec
Grafton day, The citizens of this town would
have been pleased to have had them remain
at home and join the Mechanics band
on that occasion.
Rev. w. j. Kidder has been appointed to
supply the Methodist pulpit again this year.
Jessie, the little daughter of Charles
Wheeler, who was bitten by dog recently
anu was taken to Boston, where a surgical
operation was performed upon her face is
doing well, and it is believed the operation
will be q success.
The Good Tcmplars Of Orange county are
TO hold reunion here May S.h.
Potatoes are being CARED from this station
at ~ to 20 cents bushel.
r. d. Abbott, son of Charles Abbott, who
gave up his position in Boston sometime
since is now employed as travelling sales
man FIR a wholesale drug firm at Houston,
Texas
Fred Deedle, of the firm of Flint & Bee
die, Harold, Dakota, has returned West,
after fcS weeks visit with friends 1T
home.
Mr.. ROchecau delivered lecture on
astronomy before the High and Graded
schools Friday evcrinr.
Mrs. Roswell! Curtis, who has been an in
valid for sometime past, died Thursday and
her funeral took place Sunday afternoon,
Rev. v VI. Hardy officiating.
Thomas Baker of Vershire was severely
injured by the kick of horse recently ard
his recovery is considered doubtful.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
Great sensation over the Discovery a.
Dynamite In Toronto.

ToRoNro, April 3O.-There was pr
found sensation here through the discover.
of two powerful dynamite cartridges wit
wire and fuse attached under the Crow
land office in the parliament buldin !. Tnc,'
were found by son of one of the c.Ae,aker.
this AFTERNOON. Ga further search two more
we've found under The steps approaching III
Sneakers cuambers, also with a wire an
fuse attached. They are supposed to havr
been placed IN their position today, a
they could not nave filed to be discpvere :
had they been there before. The officials
state that no suspicious persons were seer
around to day or lately. The cartridges ar,
six inches long by an iuch and a half l.
diameter.