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HELENA, Mont, June lG.-Dcputies
G. Lloyd Burns and Peel, Of Madison
county, returned from the pursuit of
sc-thieves, who two weeks ago stole
fifty horses near Helena. The thieves
were overtakon ut Ricksville, Idaho.
They were asleep in the house when the
purSuers came up about midnight. A
guard was kept till morning, and while
the thieves were at breakfast the officers
entered and sharp fight ensued. one
of the thieves was killed and the others,
Neil Murphy, John Edmundson and
Henry Edmundson, surrendered on tho
promise of not being lynched. The Ed
mundsons are supposed to be the men
They were placed in Jail at Virginia
,'it,.
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push forward fh. u'i work a lruruy
Iug tdH uu.,-. Nuuiu- ugHna.. u ahuui
The question ui WH.UI-Wursa and lights,
\ great many arn guNiou-ly awaiting the
action NJ the council unun these su-
prcmuly Important matters,
The temperance lecture uf Mrs lleau-
champ WAS we'll attended last night.
Steps Wcro taken tu organize q union ia
this citY,
We had a pretty heavy shower al rain
about n u'Clock, which cooled the at-
mOsphorc aud frightened up every
thing and everybody.
The rain interrupted the Festivities of
the negroes, who had gathered at FL
li0lt's grove to celebrate the anniversary
of emancipation. They returned, after
the rain, thoroughly drcnrhed and dis
nnnnlnINn.
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STRICTLY BUSINESS.

san Antonio Seeking Gulf Outlet Other
Than Galveston-Heayy Subscriptions.
Great Enthusiasm and Effective Work.
SAN ANTONIO, June IL Special. A
monster mass meeting OF San Antonio
citizens was held tonight at the
courthouse to devise ways and
means and effect permanent
organization for rushing railway from
this city direct to the Gulf All the
capitalists of the city were represented.
Speeches were made endorsing the
project and great enthusiasm prevailed.
Many thousands were subscribed, and
committees were appointed. Aransas
Pass was favored as the nearest and
most practical outlet. A soliciting
committee was also appointed. The total
subscriptions to date foot up Sl9S,000,
of which Sl45,00O was subscribed by
WORKING Ge men ren SnI small hPp properly h9d
an assured fact
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WASHINGTON, June Washington,
|; indianapolis, 0.
PITTSHuHG, June l6.-Louisvillc, -; Al
legheny'S, |.
BALTIMoRE, June 10 Baltimore, 5; st.
Louis, /.
BosToN, June lG.-Bostons, 6; New
Iork, D.
CLHvELANn, June lG.-Cleycland, 2;
Dclroit,0 o.
PRovIDEN L, June lG. Providence, Is;
Philadelphia, /.
New York, juno l6.-Tolcdo, g; Brook
lyn, 0.
Metropolitan, >; Columbus,7 I.
BUFFALO, June l6.-Butfalo, 20; Chi
cago, 9.
PHILApELrHGA, June l6.-Cincinnati,
|: Athletics, 8.
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CAIRO, June l6.-Thirty thousand Of
to descend along the Baraka river, while
King John will enter Egyptian territory
by the way of Abiabo. King John at
tenpts to relieve KassOla and The Cal
las to rescue Kalabat. This step, taken
by the Abysinian king will have re-
markable results, extending beyond the
relief of the beleagUered garrison. 1t
is stated that Gordon has evacuated the
government palace at Khartoum, and
has taken possession of the Catholic
mission house and entrenchcd the
grounds, which contain three wells and
hundreds date and OrAnge trees.
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WANTS \ SALvE OF SILVER.
A Man Whose Plans We're Thwarted by a
simple Stroke of the Pen.


Houston, June IT, SPECIAL. r. Suit
was filed to-day in the district court by
Charles Tinsley VS.. j. w. Johnson, for
libel and damages for $4,000,
100000 actual damages and $25,C30
exemplary. Linslcy, for some time, has
been working for an extension Of the
Gulf Shore railway from Wharton up by
Hallettsville, in Lavaca county. 1t
was to start from Columbia. thence
to Wharton, and thence to HallnttsviIle.
He succeeded in getting the business
men of IIallcttsville to guaran-
tee $4,000 for the accomplishment
of certain part of the work, and
that being done to give $4,000 more. At
this stage Of the game, Senator S. r..
Patton, becoming interested in the
scheme, wrote j. w. johnson asking
who Linsley was, and after his charac-
ter. The latter replied in Substance,
that he was no good unreli-
able, etc. This broke up the
whole project, hence Tinsley's determ-
ination to get even by suit. Johnson
was once sole proprietor of the Daily
Post, and is quite wealthy.
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THE CROP tTATus
In tho ylcInlty or tnrmcr.ylllc,

w the Nl'lhily OF fNrm'fsNllic'
FAHMERsvILLE, June IL. Special, r.
Tho yield of wheat IL good and nearly
all has been harvested. The Ont crop IL
larger than usual and the quality good.
Corn and cotton are doing well and
growing finely, Several splendid
rains have fallen lately and
everything Is nice. The price of
corn having advanced has stimulated
its movement, and the farmers ARE
bringing in quantities Of II for ship
ment. The moving market iS gradu-
ally loosonlng and trade Is improving.
and Wa feel like financial daylight was
breaking, Grain will soon begin to
move and will greatly relieve the form
cr's strlngCncy.
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tories IN TlRRANT.
The Pilgrim knights rit.h Their Tents
DuIluess I'm HALLWAY Circles, Etc.


FoRr Worm, June lie. Special. r.
\ new secret order, allied To Masonry,
was instituted here last night by Mr.,
Coleman, who Is travelling IN that inter-
est. II is known as the "Pilgrim Knights
Of the Sacred Palm and Shell" There
were thirty-cight initiates. IL Il u sort
of Arabian Masonry, and only blue lodge
MnsOns can become mcmhcrs.
II Il claimed that this order represents
the true and traditional masonry, handed
down from SulOmon's time Ia this day
from Arab father Ia Arab son.
Six crews have been taken oil the
Fort Worth Il Denver city railroad
ON account of the Stacking up of cattle
shipments north. The Gulf, Colorado X
Santa Fc has likewise fallen oil In its
stock shipments. This makes railroad
business somewhat dull. hut IL IL prohn-
bile these shipments viii be made up for
by the heavy cotton and wheat trade
soon To set I'm.
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THE LAREDO COLLECToRsHIP.

The Sword of Removal Hanging Over
Colonel Plato's Head-Hopes That II
Won't Drop.
LAREDO, June 17.-[Special. The ar
rest Of Col. Nelson Plato created quite a
stir in Laredo, and it is generally be-
lieved that his shortage was caused as
he claims through uncollected custom
duties. In the case of a change Col. c. G.
Brewster will undoubtedly he Plato's
successor, but everyone hopes that he
can vindicate himself.
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RIO BRAVO BULLETIN.
journalistic Change-Kicking at Quaral
tine.

Journalistic Change-kicking at ouaran-
tine.
BROWNSVILLE, June H.-LSpecial.l l.
Mr.. John S. Hord has retired from the
editorship of the Daily Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. j. c. Scott, proprietor, is acting edi-
tor. A weekly newspaper will soon be
started to fill long-felt want.
Mails were exchanged about noon to-
day. The mail from Matamoras is thor
oughly ftlmigated. 1t seems odd that
we should quarantine against place
that is perfectly healthy and free from
any danger or prospect of contagious
disease.
Dudley Brown has sold his retail gro
Gerry store on Elizabeth street to Messrs.
NJ. b. Kingsbury and Sam Bosset.
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SPANISH LACES,

Black and Cream, all silk, inches wide
l5c. yard; actually worth 25c.
Black and Cream, all silk, "A inches wide
Mt 25c. n yard; actually worth i5c.
Guipure Pattern Spanish Laces, all silk, 81
inches wide, at 271ac.: worth i5c. ~ inches
wide, at 35c.: worth 50. 81 inches wide, at
42lSc.: worth o..
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The Bunker Hill Celebration.

BosToN, June lG.-Thc Bunker Hill day
celebration opened in Charlestown to-
night with grand torch-light procession
under the auspices of the Mystic Order
of Owls. Public and nearly all private
buildings were decorated and illumi-
pDtpb.
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the end Tim. there may hr this country
an equality oi rlghts, fl lliiv uf bur
dens, equality pf priviler, lrd equality
Di powers uf all persons Ter the law
has been The political ruiu of my life,
lhayo the honor Ia le, with personal
estccln, very respectfully your friend
aud servant lESJAMIN I. liUTLER,
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AN INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATION.
A Raid that Throws the FOrays Of McKen-
zie and Bullock Into the Shade.

LAREDO, June 7.-]Special l--Some
twenty-five or thirty soldiers of the
United States army, crossed the Rio
Grande into Mexico to-day, and waged
a cruel war on an old MeXican's water
melon patch. After gaining the victory
and securing fifty or sixty melons, the
gallant boys in blue retreatea in good
order to this side, where they enjoyed
the feast. But this is not the end, for
the New Laredo folks are wild at the
bold act and will ask redress.
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GRAYSON GRIST.

Shcrman's Council About to Awake-A
Temperance Talker Doing Duty =
Drenched Darkeys.
SHERMAN, June T.-[Special. There
was a meeting of the City Council last
night. Arrangements were made to
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SPANISH LACES.

Black and Cream, all silk. 2la inches wide,
at l0c. q yard: actually worth 20c.
Black and Cream, all silk, inches wide, Mt
2Oc. q yard; actually worth 35c.
Guipure Pattern Spanish Laces, all silk, 3
inches wide, at 2Oc.; worth 35c. 3la inches
wide, 22llc.; worth i0c AZ inches wide, at
30c.; worth SOC.
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THE COMPANY WINS.
A Nepre,s has Aimed Joe to Revile

A Negress has Aimed Joe to Ievile.
WACO, June 17.-[Special. I'm the
District Court to-day the suit
of negro woman for
$4,000 damage against the Houston d
Texas Central Railroad company for
election from ladies, coach on that road
was decided in favor Of the railroad COM
pany.
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The Dingley Bill.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-The confer
ence committee on the Dingley shipping
bill met tonight and disposed of all other
points, except in respect to the free ship
and subsidy clause. No agreement could
be reached tonight.
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Admiral Heyitf's Mission.

CAIRO, June 16.-The Government of
Massowatt telegraphs that the result of
Admiral Hewitt's mission to Abyssinia
King, John, has been that the latter has
undertaken to relieve Kassalo and that
Gallabus tribe has assembled at Adowa
for that purpose.
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SCORE TEXAS.

Her Wheat First BObs Up Serencly at
st. Louis Change.
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-ISpecial. "A
small consignment of new wheat was re-
ceived by st. Louis firm fr' . firm in
Waco, and sold on chang auction,
for Sill bushel.
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The Jan DOwned,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June l6.-The
wrestling match between Joe Acton,
champion of the world, and Matzoda
Sarakichi, the champion Japanese wrest
Ter, for purse of $500, was won by Ac-
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BosToN, June 17.-Bunker Hill Day
was celebrated heartily especially in the
Charlestown district. Business was
sueDended
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Around Hammond.

HAMMOND, June l7.-. Special, Up
land crops are good. Bottom crops in
the overlooked district are Just coming
mn.
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BosToN, June l6.-The committee of
100 appointed at the meeting of the Inde-
pendents last Friday night, organized
tonight by choosing Col. c. r. Goldman
president
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SANGER Bros.
WILL SURPRISE YOU AGAIN.
WILL SURPRISE YOU AGAIN.

ast
chapen
we tina
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For the West Gulf States Fair weather
easterly TO southerly winds; slight changes
In temperature.
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Dynamite in the Eternal.

ROME, June l6.-The police are adj
vised to keep a strict watch in the inte-
rior Of 81. Peters against dynainiters.
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KYLE, June l7.- Special. Harvest
Ing is progressing rapidly, with pros
poets of an early rain.
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thinking
last weeks enormously
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Personal PAHf- 4


PHILADELPHIA, 10 tvit f..-BiShop
Simpson was very ti.s morning and
is growing weaker
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&C.

This lot is composed of various widths Of
these wcar-rcsisting Trimmings In Edgings
and Inscrtings, the regular price of which Is
from l0c. TO l5c. yard.
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27kc.

This lot is composed of various widths of
these wear-resisting Trimmings In Edgings
and Insertings, the regular price of which Is
from DC. to l0c n yard.
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]1Oc.

This lot is composed of various widths OF
these wear-resisting Trimmings In Edglngs
and Insertings, the regular price of which is
from 20c to SOC. u yard.
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This lot is composed of various widths of
these wear-ressting Trimmings in Edgings
and Insertings, the regular price Of which is
from l5c. to 20c. n yard.
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Telegramas via Habana,
1pel aDiario Dc "a Marina. ]

(Del "Didrio de la Marina y ss. II
Londres 80 de Mayo.-A las y 35
minutes de esta noche ha habido una
explosion de dinamita en- la parte exte-
rior de la oficina de policia secreta, ST.
tuada en- 10 plaza de Scotland Yard.
La esquina de dicho edi6cio, qoe es
de ladrillo de gran espesor, volo d
unos 80 pies de distancia, derrum ban
do ademas una gran porcion de los
muros, y abriendo un boquete de 10
pies.
Un coche que Sc encontraba en- la
parte opuesta de Ia explosion volco,
lastimando al cochero, y IN pollc1a Tue
arrojado contra ell muro del otro lado
de la plaza.
Hubo adem&s varias otras personals
heridas q consecuencia de los vidrlos
rotos de balconies y ventanas, esparcl-
dos en- todas direcciones d cansa de la
terrible explosion.
A las 9 y 90 minutos de esta mlsma
noche, 8 sea Is minutes antes de La Ca
tastrofe en- ell cuartel de policfa, Sc CO.
meti6 otro atentado en- Ia parte de
afuera del club Junior Carlton, situado
en- Pail Mall, por medic de una bomba
aEroiada al s6tano del citado CLUB en-
la parte atras del .edifcio que da q
la plaza de st. James.
Un cochero dice que vi6 un hom-
bre encender una mecha, y que echo a
correr. En- seguida Sc oyo La explo-
sion y vi6se una enorme nube de numo.
A los pocos segunios ocnrrlo otra q.
explosion entire las oficinas de un edl-
fcio del Ministerio de la Guerra, contl-
quo al citado club de Junior Carlton y
al club del Ejercito y de La Marina; i
El s6tano del Club Junior Carlton
ha quedado completamente destruido.
Cuatro sirvientes han resultado gra-
yemente heridos.
I'm los momentos de 10 explosion Sc
pnCblaraban en- el club muchos de srs
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..to rrocedimientO, la impOs:.Oldileus"cao descom. ~
esCe ssCnaerar perfectameute SID - aefr efrodo.
,oo;f;5n reoG 81 acido ac9tico concJn., ;5nra nor
ss noy car, este s e ssds sSo tsns
Osr" ran poder de ntervenc6Iat IS sODru smpIes lea
gran gp1nc,pDes ones @anucandas Pellet 70 ane
solnGlorSSIi af arSisis de las remOlacha aco qae ~
el 9a aSlcar Sa riertas sr sales insolubles en- Ell
fa;5o hadC ae aeStico, Sc podrd Greer que Ia Ia
tuadncni5a acldO naS de- este procedimiento en- Ia
IrJtI 5t;co no sera mgy pronto. Mr.
SSnbw,Im Slf, ha hecho d este respecto al
o,Unos o0n" experimentos, en- los euales no
e aIT Snsavado, es verdad, mas que algu-
nos ma 'Tls EiIcs de miel de azdcar en- brute,
neo noro que que dan sin embargo una indica-
!i5n pJlp muv clara del valor de este pro-
.edimiento. He aquf ell resultado:
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GustaVo G. BindSeil
COmisioniStG, erportGdor y agemts de
fdbricGS n.o 80 W0nen Street.
NNenn- York.

Ofrece sus servicios al comercio de
esta Antilla en- tcdos los ramos de la
industria americana y posee inmensas
lacilidades para Ia compra y venta de
toda clase de articulos.
Hace especialidades de toda clase Ell
coches y carruajes, arneses para caba-
Hos y sillas de montar d precios suma-
mente bajos que desaf1an toda compe-
tencia en- estOS ramos.
Solicita correspondence y da cotiza-
clones de todo g6nero de productos y
artefactos. II
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Un angel. - Ha fallecidO un
tieruo hijo del CGmandante de Inge-
nieros Sr. Souza.
Vol6 al cielo.
Mercantil.-Se ha constitnid0
en- Mayagu z, segin Sc nos comunica,
una nueva Sociedad mercantil bajo la
raz6n de Ahedo y Gonzalez, de la cual
son: socio capitalista, D. Miguel Abe
doy Pena, e industrial D. Francisco
Gonzalez Lopez.
Que logren prosperidades.
Elk Amenes.-Tendran 1ugar ell
% del corriente los exim3nes de la es-
cuela de niIos que dirige el professor
don Juan Colon, L1na 90.
COntinua.-Sigue MEi CIamor
del Pals entreteni6ad0nos con sus in-
geniosos y ocurrentiSimos sueltos bu-
fos.
Sc 10 agradecemos.
Preferimos OR chistes, auuque ten
gan tanta gracia como un guarda-can-
ton, d escuchar lamentaciones un dia Y
otro.
Couque, demos por ell gusto ell colega
vecino.
PectOral de Anacahuita.-Re-
nocido en- todas parties como la mejor
preparation pectoral one Sc conoce pa
ra ell alivio Immediate y compIeta cura-
ci6n de todo case de pulmonia, asma,
Group, dolor del pecho, tos, NAL de
garganta, esputos de sangre y tisis.
Es de gusto agradable y de efectos
ininediatos. Mezclado con el Aceite
Puro de Higado de Bacalao de Ian
mau y Kemp, puede decirse one es IN
remedio infadble contra todas las afec-
clones de la garganta ell pecho y los
NO mueren en- casa,-Pidase Ell
though On Rats d los boticarios; des-
TERRA los ratones, chinches, cucara-
chas, moscas, hormigas y los insectos
de todas clases.
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Don Jose Garcia de Lara, Juez de IA.
Instancia del diStrtt0 de San Fran
cisco de est0 Caud0d.

En- virtud de providcncia de diez seis del
actual, dictada en- Ia primera secci6n de los
autos de la quiebra de D. Leo ardo Igaravidez,
accedieudo solicited deducida por el Procu-
rador D. Juan de Andino que 10 es del quebra-
do Sc convoca a todos los acreedores, cuyos
eceditos fueron reconnocidos, para la celebra-
ci6n de Junta general que ha de tener efecto
el dia primero de Agosto pr6ximo signientes
habiles, con ell fin de tratar soure las bases de
convenio presentadas por ell quebrado; siendo
de advertir que el proyecto presentado con
dicho objeto, Sc halla de manifesto en- la Es-
cribania del actuario que refrenda, DISPOSE
ci6n de los acreedores qua quieran instruirse
de su contenido.
Lo que s, haoe saber por medic del prescn-
te para conocimiento de los interesados. Da-
dc. en- San Juan de Puerto Rico d diez nue.
We de Ju 10 de mil ochocieutos ochenta cua-
tro-Jos6 Garcia de Lara.-El Escribano,
Jose Maria Sanjuan.
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MOVimientO de paSaieros.

Salidos por &c. Colon. Para Areci-
bo.-Francisco Martinez, Sra. Y 'nino,
Pic MARTINEZ y Sray Ernesto Dittler,
Augusta Richard, Justo Serna. Para
Mayagiez.-Salvalor Carbonell y nj
no, Jnsto Moya, Vicente Garcia, Car
los Ortega, Maria Wives y 3 ninos,
Angela de la Cruz, Vicente Arroyo,
Julio Font, Emilio Garc6s, Juliana
Mqrilloy 2 nihos.-Para Ponce.-Ma-
nuel Vicente, Juan E. Turull.
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cONsULAT DE FRANCE.

Une nouvelle ct regrettable perte
Went de faire le Corps Consulaire de
France dans cette lie. saA U
Mr.. We've Michel Antoine, Agent
Consulaire de France q Fajardo, apres
uue Tongue ct p6nible maladie a etc
enleve, le IA de ce mois, q I estime de
ses Colleagues ct laffection de 81 IA
mile.
Ami personnel du d6funt ct son
Chef a la fois, en- anonne INT q mes
compatriotes lie deces de ce digne fonc-
tionaire, ie crois devoir exprimer COM
me IN tribut do q sa memoire, tous les
regrets que laisse parmi nous Get
Agent aussi distingu6 que devoue don't
lie souvenir ne s'effacera pas de sit6t de
la mGmoire de tous cenx qul FONT
connu. .fafoE s0r q ga
A Puerto-Rico, lie 19 JUN 1884.
lie G9rant du Consulat.
A J6han de Johannis. 9
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GACETILLAS.

Eiestas.-Estamos va de fes-
tas. Esta malana nos 10 han anun-
ciado, despertando la poblaci6n, los
marciales acordes de una allegro diana.
IA divert;rse, pues, todo nio de We
cino, que va lego el momentol
" viva San Juan, nuestro blenaVen-
turado Patronl
Acto religiosO.-El SeninariO
Couciliar ha dedicado en- e. dltlmo
mes de Mayo q la excelsa Reina de los
Angeles lucidos cultos, termlnando es-
tos con'la Communion general que los
recibieron los alumnos y Misa Mayor.
En- tan solemne acto pronuncio una
ferviente platica el aprovechado semi
narista don Arturo Garcia, hJo de
nuestro amigo don Jose Santos.
Con su facil palabra produJo vlvas
emociones de fe religiosa.
Felicitamos al padre val alumno
por I'm suceso de que no habiamos po-
dido ocuparnos.
Gracias.-Nos ha enviadO ell
Presidente del Circulo Mercantil, Ex-
celentfsimo Sr. D. Francisco Baston,
iuntamente con una carta-circular, IN
eiemplar, en- folleto, de La Exposlclon
Il Ministro de Ultramar sobre dere-
chos de navegaci6n, que ya conoee el
pdbIico.
LIE damos mil gracias por So aten-
Invitaci0ns RemOs recibido
una invitaci6n del Director de la Aca-
iemia- Colegio de Puerto-Rico para los
examenes de aquel establecimiento que
rendran lugar maflana domingo ~ o
las l2 del dia. ~
Agradecemos Ia deferencia. e
Ocurrencia.-Tue detenido aver
Dor la policia un hombre que corria
Dor la parte Oeste de la ciadad.
Ignoramos Ia causa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-06-22
MOSBACHER g. co.
Murray 3-Comisionistas Apartado 1922
NUEVA-YORK.

Dedioan particular atenci6n q "a
compra, empaque y expedition de to-
da clase de articulos procedentes de la
industria fabril norte americana; en-
grandes pequehas cantidades d todas
parties del mundo, con especialidad d
las Antillas espanolas.
Catalogos, cotizaciones y claves te-
legraficas Sc suministran mediante
apliCaci6n. Sc solicita correspondent
cia. l40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-06-22
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME,

ENTRADAS.
JUNO 19-De Humacao gol. esp "Mayagtie
.Es zana" en- lastre.
- - De Luquillo y Fajardo goI. esp
-Irss IS armencita." con azacar.
20-De la Habana vap esp. "Mortera,
II. Il. de Caracena y Co. con ci
garrillos
De Manati, gol esp. Conception,
con cafe y cueros.
SALIDAS.
JUNO 19-Para la Habana vap. esp. emilia.
no. con resto de carga.
Pop IA Fanth6mas, vap. esp. "Mor.
.a terra" con carga.
Para Boston (via Arecibo) beg
americana Florence l. Hender-
sen" con azdcar.
- - Para Aguadilla vap. esp. "Alpes,
con resto de carga.
Para Faiardo y ruta vap. esp
'EIcano." con c9rga de adeudo Y
pasajero5.
Para Humacao y Yabucoa gol
esp "Dolores," con carga.
Para Arecibo gol. esp. "Paquete
de Arecibo," con carga.
Para Naguabo 5 Arroyo gol esp
"Angelita," con carga.
Para Humacao goI. esp. "F6," con
carga.
2t-para Arecib1 y ruta vap. esp
"Crstdba Colon" con carga y pa.
sajeros.