davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
La dc 1876, una parla.
La lie 1873, enyidi9sa.
La de l39. fel.
La de al, doble J falaz.
Ii lie l43. disinnlada.
La a. mas lie l43 |ibras es inme
rable.

Dos palabras.-SQuien, que ten
ga la mas iLera go,i6n de la vida 80 T
cial, no conoce e,tas dos palabras
Agua f orila?
;Qpi5n, en- Am ,rlea, Europa, Asia,
Il 0aeania, que haya ocnpado una me
diana posici5n en- Ia vida, no ha aspi-
rado con delicia el delicado aroma de-
este ri4uisimo perfume?
Y sin enlarge, ei Aqua Fiorilla de
Murray Lluman es slempre nueva;
los amos pasan, pero no asf la necesidai
le sU uS1, 1Hn es cada vez mayor, u cl
placer que prodncs, que es cada yez
mas intense, nj la dulznra de su aroma,
Iue es inaxtingnible. !Por qne?-Por r
que esta deliciosa Agna floral SO dis
tingue de todos los demas perfume
conocidos hasta hoy por ser 81 extTacto
puro lie las fires primaveraIes cogldas
en- toda su zauia, por no eutrar cn /
composition ninguna snStancla quinn
ca que pueda irrit4r los netvlos 8 atrc-
tar la salud, por ser en- grado snperIat'-
70 refrescaute, higi6nica y calmante; =
final y especitImente por Ia ntIidad y
variedad de sus aplicaeiones en- el Pa
nualo, q Tocador Y ell Bano, que hacen
de ella hasta cierto punto ana nece>ldad
lie la 81 Ia.
Rough on Rats. Muerte a los
ratoucs.-Al tiu 50 ha cucoutrado 10
qne hem5s uccr>itaao toda Ia vida.
Pidase q los boticarios el Rough on
Rats Daslicrra los ratones, cncara-
chas, moscas y chiuches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
EnDrGSa de COclGS, caTrOs
CABlLLlN DE- SILLi I CARGA,
D. CONCEPTION GTAIIA, TIIDA DE SOLER.
H R ECIOS .
Tn coche de Manati a la Capital vice

ADvERrEScIA. Ningun pasajero podra ex-
cederse del compromise que haga con los ca
balos coches, y de hacerlo sera responsible
de los deterioros que ccasionare.
Agente en- la Capital, D. Leonardo Echega
ray.-Agente en- Arecibo, D. Pedro Gomez.
No sc permitra a cada pasajero mas equi-
pale que una maleta que no exceda de % Ii
bras. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
Sc VENDE.

La casa ntm. 3 calle de s. Justo. FL
que la interese puede avistarse con los
Sres. S. Melon & Co., San Justo IL, en-
cargados de su venta.
Puerto-Rico, Is de Agosto de 1884.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
InDOTtalt8 a los DeliStaS.

Sc desea yender I'M magnifco sillon
para la profession y una maquina aps-
ratio de gas 6xido nitroso para extraer
las muelas sin dolor: dicho sparato W
acompa1ado de la instruction para pre-
parar ell referido gas.
San Francisco 81 informar6n. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22

Asess,raa contra ac4rdios y riesgos MARTIN
Repraaent4n Las Com paaias Eorte-Gvrmanic
LaacasFtiers, British -rsigu IN casos de ave
riaa los aseguradnros ds Hamourgo, Paris, buf
leos, Hueva-Tork Philadelphia.
Ag-si.es de la Compania jLamburguesa-americaua
d vaperes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
ACADEMIA De MiTEMAIICAS.

Preparation para carreras especiales
civiles y militares d cargo D. Jaime
Comas Muntaner, San Justo 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
MOSBACHER g. co.
Murray l3- Comisionistas Apartado 22s
NUEvA-YORK.
IUANA DIAz. (P. R.)

Dedican particular atenci6n Ia
compra, empaque y expedition de to-
da clase de articulos procedentes de la
indnstria fabril norte americana; Ell
grandes 8 pequenas cantidades a todas
parties del mundo, con especialidad a
las Antillas espaholas.
Catalogos, cotizaciones y claves te
legraficas Sc suministrsn mediante
aplicaci6n. Sc solicita correspondent
cia. l4O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
JOSE MENfNpEz III
III PEARL STREET.
r. o. BOX 317Z.
y EW YORK

Ofrecen sus servicios como comislonistas
e general, para compras de cuantos articulos
concernen la industria y productos Norte-
americano3 de util consume en- las Anti
Has .ispauo ainericanas.
Reciben cousignacones de productos tropi-
Gales, hacienda adclantos sobre dichas consig-
naoiones en- cr6dito sobre las principales pIa
zas de Europa Nortc America.
Sc daran garantias 8 cuantas referencias
sean necesarias. La remuneration sera 10 mas
lmitada al case.
Para mas porpcnores drigirse los uis
mos. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
MULLENHOFF g. K0RBER.
rAHBtAN DINERO.

Casa d. giros y ,ornsiones. Dan ayances sooFe
frntos etc GIran a cofsa vista sobra tondfes
Paris Nugva-York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
EMPRESA MARTINA
PETERBOROUGH.

Por nuevo acuerdO de la
Junta Directiva, Sc des-
packard Ell "a del actual,
a las IL del dia con desti-
no d Vieques y San Tho
mas, Ell vapOr CRIST0BAL
COLON, que conducira la
correspondence para tras-
bOrdar d II Iala Real In
glesa. Admito carga y
paSajorOs para San Tho
mas sOlament0.
En- Ell viaje que Ell citldo
VapOr hara ol dia 20 al
rededor de la ISla, en-
lugar del SAN } u AN, re-
COgora tambi6n, en- tOdOS
los puertOS de su itin0ra-
rio, la correspondence pa
"a Europa,
Puerto Rico, AgoSto 13 de 1884
Los Agentes generates,
Sainz Cerra & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22

Don Jose Garcia de Lara, Jnez de Il
Iastancia del distrito de Catedral
de esta Ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22

Ell dia 80 del corriente Sc remataran
en- pdblica subasta las prendas de los
talones que q continuation Sc expresan,
por cuenta de quien corresponds y Or
den de los Sres. &. Tinaud & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
DkLMAU Y CkNTI 5. y..so

Comisiones approximations,
Deposito de vinos lioorea, acaites y oenserYas de
iodss procedenoiss.
Importseiones dlrectas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
DELGADO & co.

TETUAN 38.
Comssloalstas, aimacenistas al por mayor i'm
portadores de where's mercancias de toda4 proce
ia-rils.
1ens.~a vanta lie fru:os del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
B. BORRkS HNOS. T45tslssp S5sl 81.

Comisonistas caaa d. glros sore cusiquisr
ppnto do ID PsptasuiS Islas sayaosnsss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
MIGUEL SARAL LEGUl & co.

SAN JU5TO II. Aima1en de Ferretoria
quincsDa -urtido general Pdmsro en- su cas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22

Puerto Rico, Agosto 90 de 1884.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22

1920 S737 l0094 l200l 1868 1926
2348 $50 1000 12004 1887 13243
2349 1896 1000 l2O06 1924 l3246
24O2 S952 l102S 1904 1924 13248
1921 9057 ll042 l2039 1904 l3259
1868 o412 l1l04 l2104 l3047 l326l
1902 9422 lll85 1910 l308A l3268
1912 9426 1922 l2l92 1906 1921
1929 9743 ll243 1928 13088 1922
Abs 9823 1875 1928 1910 1928
$3.50 9e5l 1926 1928 1918 1921
6241 1860 1918 12265 1927 1928
1851 10000 ll425 1922 1881 1926
6593 10000 1892 l22S9 1880 1928
66lS lOO3l l1474 1919 1912 1920
8778 lOl10 1870 1891 1316S 13301
6SOl lO3ll 1852 1878 1871 $1,000
$3.50 l0313 1873 l242l 1879 1871
1858 1924 1906 1247S 1886 1898
1871 10423 ll646 12492 1887 1882
1925 lO487 ll7l2 1850 1892 1892
76l6 1886 1902 1850 1894 1896
1898 1857 1880 l2600 1898 13403
8013 lO587 1888 1906 132O9 1916
sO16 lO6l3 1887 1897 1921 l3419
Sl29 1904 1859 l2708 1928
|Sl37 l0615 1879 1915 1925
|Sl87 10788 1858 1921 1922
$500 lO978 1854 1882 1924
1868 l0979 1904 12S42 1926
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
SEvERO BASTON. San co PEn9'i' 45.

Importador de rcancias po- mayor Conf
sua:stR.
Gtra sohre toias lag capitalcs Pueblos de Els
para por todas cautidades cortos dias vista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-22
SOClEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDrTO MERCAMTI
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
RESPONSE BILTDADES.

Obligaciones la vista.
Cuentas corrientes... 403, ,273-51
Wales en- circulation -. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
WA4HINGTOY NOTES.

WASHINGTON wednesday, Jlne II, lH1t
APrROvED-rhe President has approved the act
seerion 743 OF Tire Revised statutes, concern
ing the animation OK drugs; the ioat resolution '
thori1ng Pre5i1enB 10 appoint from TIE % Oh
ling The sale certain portion 81 the Fort Hayes @
tary Reservation. Kansas, to the Ellis County Agleutu
rdl Secety OF Kansas.
CovRr-HARTIAL N MoRRow's CAsE.-The Secretary Of
War having learned officially tlronsh the records OF me
Court OF Inquiry, ia the ease OF 'T.hHral ~ ~, :"
eating duplicating aud even fiildr ieatiI@ ma Day 4e
counts, has decided to order eourlaraI Iof tue tl4
OF that officer
FREE OF DUTY-The House Committee on Ways and
Means to-day agreed TO report favorably b to Admit
free OF duty articles intended for exhibition at the Ccln-
nat Industrial Exhibition
T,,,r FxTgNDgp-In the House. on motion Of Mr..
Dorsbeiner Of New-Yorr Senate bill was passed ex-
tending until August 1856 the time to Dezin lay Lng ne
cable as provided the 70 encourage and prouose
teIegraphic communication between America and
Europe.
DENIAL BY Cook AND CoLE.-william 4. Cook and mis-
mariner c. c. deny the truth of the satements made
by Mr. Coleman before the ger VIZ %
10 the several hundred dollars were a thehi
prevent the Indictment OF Conductor C0SIo'c IN O
tar Route cases.
DsD,REED-rhe Secretary OF the Interior has dsarred
from practice before the pension Office John Alsse or
Flint Mich; and Edwin j. smith, OF Whtewa'er' hIci'
ADJOURNMENT The Eee1iiag Star to night says; fhe
idea of Congress dounng the 30th inst secuted at
the CauafG by members OF both houses Every member
OF the senate Committee Appropriations h or the opii
ian that altogether impraetieabe TO %Dourn on ue
dafe named In the prevalent opinion II tnat
Congress will not be ready TO adjourn Deiofo jury o.
PROMOTION OF scIESCE.-The Senate passed the House
hill authorizing the National Academy OF sciences 10 re-
cefve and hold funds for the promntOn OF science
N authorizes the Academy tO receive Oeduess AMI gs
and hod and use them for the promotion OF science
NEw-YoRK ATIOSAL BASKs.-In tue Senate Mr but-
Ter offered resolution which under objection went over
day, that for the prpoIe OF aseersahhg witte
further legislation necessary concerning NatloGal
bank. there be appointed the Committee on FL
raucs special committee consisting of five members,
whose duty IL shall be forthwith examine into the CON
ditjon of the National banks of the city OF New YORK.
The resolution Ii identical with the one offered Ia the
House June by Mr. Broadhead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
PLANs TO ESCAPE Personal TAXES.

President Asten, of the Department OF Taxes
and Assessments said yesterday that he approved that
part OF of the Special Grand Jury OF the
Court OF Oyer and Terminer which recommended the
abolition OF the taxation Of personal property He
added:
am OF this opinion because many persons escape
the payment OF personal taxes "a TO make IL unjust 70
those who do pay The effect of the tax at present Is TO
build up many places within distance vi
Some Of wealthies people give Newport as their
nome II onerates BADLY too in compelling NewYork
60 pay undue proportion of the state tax Millions OF
dollars are assessed against the city, which we canot
eaeet but which nevertheless charged against AS,
ana watch we have pay the state Treasurer There
April So 1882, I'll 100000 arrears OF persona
not been collected. practically worthless but
which have been paid the State wealthy real estate
owners told that they favored the ABOLITION OF
personal taxes they believed that II woud nav
the eject of inducing persons 10 1--we III tls Guy
who would otherwise live elsewhere TO escape tielr TAX
Re- In upper part of the city would conse-
uuently be in demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
TEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

In St. Marks Church. yesterday afternoon,
Miss Viola Blodgett, a daughter of Mrs Charles T..
Blodgett was married James Armstrong Ren"iek 0y
the Rev DIT J. H. Rylance, the rector. The hest man
was William Men Purdy and the ushers were Middleton
Burril and Dr. Valentine Mott. Miss Hoppn, OF PrOVi-
aence and Miss g. Knewlion the bridesmaids The
bride wore the usual full wedding toilet large com
pany was present at church. small reception beng
held aftarward The bride and viii 20 to Newport
and Bristol T. L. and will live in Flushing
Miss Julia Austin Lord, daughter OF the lats DIT.
Charles H. Lord, was married to Charles Mona
mse in the evening, at the Church Of the Heaven
w Rest. by the Rev. George II. CDadweH.
Of Morrstown N ]. The usbers were James Al9en Met
calf Arthur Tenny Metcalf Andrey F. nderhlll ana
George Tobey. Miss Mary Underhill ara Miss Carrle
Hitler were bridesmaids and Miss Benlah f. G0uld Was
The maid of honor The brides dress Of white satin was
ar..ses with emf crystal heads and point lace and
carried Corneia Cook The bridesmaids Wsre IA
white Ottoman and Egyptian lace Reception ior H.
innate friends held at the Hotel br1st0i
Miss Annie Wes;lake suiern married To George
Carroll Lamphere in the evening" al No 30 CrrOil-sl
Brooklyn.
Miss Mary Vanderbilt spader daughter OF Judge WI
ham Spader was married at MatSwan j., III the aIter-
noon 10 William v lark. Of ex-nern OOatlfn Ciir
The bride a walking dress or satn, the waist Deig
ornanen1s were diamonds She wore cDrsage bouquet
OF hite roses and carried loose bunch OF then ~ at
hand There bridesmaids Four little girls niecs
of the bride dressed in white preeeeed the eoape III
formed hv the Rev Robert Kent pastor Of the PreSn
terrain church The house was pro- tscy decorated Wiz
rut nower- and potted plants Many prominent peoPic
from New York and Brooklyn were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
WE'LL FOLLOW WHERE THE WHITE PLUME
LEADS

y,o live aya,n We fan AZ the battle bugles cal,
W. are marching as we've often marched before,
For our Uncle sam fight for the Unsn ana the ngh
For our starry flag proud waving everhOfe. A ord
And hearts Shau never 4uais no'0i A"O" S 49,
since our Captain Blaine inspires valiant deeds, -.
FAen uudaunted Let march, Till We stand meath VIZ
Oh. %sIl follow where the white plume leads
Wen follow where the white plume leads "a.
Yes, wen follow where the w y " p.uiie i'~''
over every hill ana plain:
shalfresonnd our glad reIran
Wei follow where the white plume eauS'
Once again ancient foe is preclaming we must CO.
But his rusty arm0r trembles at the bDast -.
Fear and trenlOe well be may since from Captain AAn
vainiy bas he tried TO conquer freedoms host.
valnly shall he Try again. vanly strive TO vanquish
Blaine,
vainly hope 10 shun his old familiar doom,
VeryWeak shall grow his knees IN front the van he
Our Captain with the white plumei
Well follow where the white plume leads!
Yes, Wen follow where the white plume leads!
over every bill and plain,
shall resOund glad refrain
Wen follow where the white plume ieadsi
BY our heroes gone before VINO incite US everruore
by our duty o. the that we set frpe
BY the ballots sacred right threatened oft by Bourbon
might,
BY the debt we owe the millions yet 10 be;
BY the tender VOWS We pay ON each decoration Day,
BY all that with each loyal spirit pleads,
BY whatever things true, 10 the red, the white, the
blue,
Oh, wefl follow where the white plume leadsl
Wen follow where the white plume leads
Yes, wen follow where the white plume leadsi
over every bill and plain
shall resOund our glad refrain,-
Well follow where the white plume ieads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
THE CONTEST OVER THE FORT WAYNE.

PITTsBURG, June 1.-THE Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the Pennsylvania Company He'd
bill in equity to-day against the Pittsburg Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company. The plaintiffs aese
that they leased the defendans line in 1862 that pursu-
the farms the lease there WIS expended by
the plaintiffs about $10,666,4l3 LIZ that II was also
agreed that there should be issued special stock called
the guaranteed special stock Of the PitisfurB, bort
WAYNE and Chicago Railroad Company, which was TO De
issued m tie lessees par to the full amount OF the ez
peni madefOr the improvements. The deeidhnts,
until the of 1851, approved the statements and
rrqIisi'juns for improvements and additions and snled
the Pcnnsyvana Railroad the special stock In the
summer the directors. without authority from
the stockholders, refused Of the gnaran-
teYd special stock" The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany 1892 1888 aud the first Dur months of 1884 ex-
pended aggregate Of 81 obs 1872 S4 and therefore de-
mans the issue Of guaranteed special stock to tile amount
of - 2l, 74S 81. The Court asked 70 compel the
~, 266.5J5 ~. which represents the
balance Jf expenditures work done and that master
be appointed To decide the matter.
From this bill would appear that the eiorcs 70 com
promise and settle the differences between the to.b
Wayne and Pennsylvania RallrOgt companies FOR when
several meetings dvo been held In this city, WUre IutIP
The tat the Fort Wayne people refused % ssue
the demanded that II promised soon 10 eNcesu
the amount Of the Ori nal stock anu hds 10 give inc
eutre control Of the road which they virtually
gyVu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

address upon "The Theology OF George EnoS mss
Alice Hlsnrhnri OF Evanston, H. and Mss Nay Amanaa
Chapman. Of Council Blus Iowa took par r rrSsndn
ant Louise Patterson u wssthed read an
T,ssman az Mummy Mass read cssay entitled Two
Great Queens" May Elizabeth Adama OF Sis s.n
Ohio spske "Nhilism miss sus'n sy she tsonsst
Sour P,hic schooi system success" and Miss Jessie
Isasore spscrd Rockford H. told why she sasasos ~
ytal Forces correstvc Miss Mary Jeannctse Gard
AZ tSe Conclusion Of Miss Garduer's remarks the
erlomas were awarded 20 the graduating eiass ~ Az"
lows:
CANDIDATES FOR THE BACCALAURRArE DEGREE.
Kttie Antoinetts Acer shelby Centre; Mary Enzaseth
Adams Cleveland OHIO; Louise Ardelle Barker, Lowell
Mass Alice blanchard Evanston, H.; Harriet Amelia
Bndd. Chester n J.; sara Cecil, Danville, KY; May
Amanda Chapman Council Bluffs. Iowa. Harriet Louise
cornweu Troy; Minnie Alice Cumnock, Lowell. Mass
Fila Maria Frerman Milbury, Mass; Mary Jeanette
Gardner Remington Centre. VT Caroline Foster Grftn
Va; Martha Clement Hubbard Danoury, Conn.,; Martha
Frances La Vaughn Hussey Unity, Me- Harriet Morse
winner. Neb.; Justina Han Merrick, uolyote, Mass
Margaret Elgar Miller. Sandy Springs Nd; Lyd1a Agles
Mitchell Kendaivflle, md. Lula Maria Morrill,, Painted
Post; Cathariue Louise Patterson. weethed; Harriet
Elizabeth Shoecraft, Oneida; Lydia katnarlne Sinful
Csnsiohare; Jesse Isadore spaifori Rockford III
Louise Jennie starkweather, Waterl0oi Ella
story Waterloo; Emily Allison Townscnd, New
Haven. Conn; Caroline Cstharine welen, syracuse;
dino,na OF The school OF PantnS-Stela Gertrude De
Land Farpor; Elizabeth Helfenstep- shamokn Penn;
Lester white Plains Caroline Palmer, P0ughkeepsie :;
Alma STREET. Raub, Poughkeepsie. Candidates LOT thc
diploma of the school OF MuscIiszie Jane Chatter ton
Spout Creek: Laura Franklin Glenn, A. Il, Clncnnat
Ohio; Emma Steward Hafsted. Newburg; Mary schiy-
her Lane Davenport Iowa; Jennie Alice NELL
Penn Isabel Louise 5arony, New-ferk; Alice Nate ell
man. Oakland. Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
THE GERMAN MINISTER'S RECALL.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Captain Won Essen
decker the German Minister the United States. accom-
panied by the Secretary Of state presented his letters OF
recall to the President to-day. The Minister said:
"MR PRESIDENT His Majesty, tue Emperor has been
pleased 80 appoint another post and has IN c0nse
qnence letter acauaintng you with my
recall from Washington. In handing you His Maestys
letter. ean only express my sincere regret bat l. mas
nor been nv good 10 remain accredited 20 ms
Government a. long as you the honor TO wish
when presented hay credentials. tax leave Q. YOU
Mr.. President wishing prosperity to your country anu
than!R yog fol he consideration AID rea2 'u""n 10
me during my official stay IN the United Stafes
The President relHea: HR. MSIsTKR: aIeeraly re-
greet 10 learn that You have been transferred f0.l your
post Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pionp
tiary Germany this capital where tho mt1ha anu
friendly relations begun dns your CORNER srrVc- mere
naval aitaeba have been stroHgt by yOf aEIe
ae ocial intercourse wlsl tins Government ase you
have resided here the representative OF hIs MAJESTY
the Emr,eror OF Germany. In Wishing yot Ffr"Eahl
the happiness and prosperity for tas nnf II AZ
the respet and regard OF al with whom yod have been
thrown in official relations 80 this capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTERESTS.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-The Board of Di-
rectara or the Nortnern Central RAILWAY Company this
afternoon declared the usual semi-annuli dividend OF
four per cent.
PrrTsBuRG June 1.-The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany filed hill in equity tile Common Pleas Court this
afternoon against the Plttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company compel the latter to Issue the balance
OF special guaranteed stock alleged have heen agreed to
YET unssucd II 24650J -. Il5 stock is that Known
a DctGeImGnt 5tBck."
PROVIDENCE, June ll.-Estus Lamb was unanimously
elected president of the Providence and Worcester Rail
road Company Tor the unexpred term Of the late Mr.
Leete
CONCORD. June 1.-THE directors OF tie Concord
Railroad pronounce false the published report to the e
fact that they have dended aceep proposal Of the
Boston and Lowell or the Grand Trunk Railroad for
lease of the Concord Railroad for naety mine years no
All annual rental Of 10 per cont upon its capital Stock
and bonds to the present stockholders
TRENTON. n. J.. Juno 1.-THE bonds of Theodore Hous
ton and Horace RUSSELL receivers Of the NewYOrk. West
shOpo and Buffalo Railway Company, in $1,000 each
we're presented and approved in The United STATES Cir
emit Court to-day Frederfs a. Potts and carrot A.
Hobart arc suretiss Houston and Potts aud H. IsIaI
for Russell
FRASRLIg, Penn. June 11.-Judae MelArd, or Mercer
to-day granted an Injunction against the directors or the
Jamestown and Franklin Railroad Company to prevent
them axtending their line jamestown, Penn to OH
City, to the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
for period OF thirty years This injunction cuts on the
Lake road from its oil rrgiun connsouns IA wen s
from the valuable mining egiOns ot StOneDOrOhs me
Lake shore officials nave determined u make nght 10
retain possession ~ ne road and nave already moved to
accomplish that object