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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-04
vAPOR e s..

n. +. vnlaverde, cap c. Peraies.
RaldomerO Iglesias, cap. G. Ugarte.
Deseosa Ia Compahis de dsr mas amplitud =
..ta Hnea sbriendo comunicaciones entire el
msyor ndmero possible de puertos, IA tornado
al siguisnte itinerario que ser& servido por los
vapores arribs expresados.
Wales DE La HABAEA A COLON.
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IlNEl DE- COLON Y ANTILLAS

s...k;u.la con la TrasaaGntica Dc Ia misDaa
CbsspaAsa y tambitn con las del FeTTOeaTr't
Dc Pasamd Y capOrss de Ia Costa del Sur Y
Norte sEsl Pacifco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-04
Producto higi6nico.
ALCOHOL DE NENTA FRANCES
superior d la Menta In9Iesa

Preparado con gran esmero y
muy conveniente para la salud,
tocador y como bebida retrescan-
te.
Cada frasquito lleva consigo
una instruction para las diversas
aplicaciones que tiene este pro
ducto.
Precio del frasco: 60 ctvs. en- la
IMP. DEL BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-04
DEP0SlT0 De CALZADO
DE TODAS CLASSES
de Pedro j. Bibiloni,
AL POR MAYOR Y DETAIL.
PRECIOS M0DIC0s.
HU NJ ACAO
FUEGOS ARTIFICIALES.

La mar! de fueeos. San Sc.
bastian 6S, en- esta Capital, infor
marar. .-.. IS
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ADNaN. CENTRAL DE- CORREOS
DE LA
rSLA DE PUERTO RICO.


Terminates en- definitive loo er~s-
JUs para cI csuouIcCImiUEtU ucl Curreo
de la Linea Central y ramsl de Rio
piedras d Fajardo, esta Administration
General pone en- conocimiento del Co
mercio y del phblico, que desde ell dh
Is del corriente mes, empezara d pres
tarse dicho servicio, y por consiguien-
te que desde esta fecha la expedition
del Centro y Este que hasta aqui hacia
su salida d las 10 de la maflana 10
veri6cara d las IL, admitiendose CO.
rrespondencia ordinaria hasta media
hora antes. Los peri6dicos seran ad-
mitidos de 8 q IL de Ia mafiana.
Puerto Rico, Julio II de l885.-El
Administrator General, ENRIQUE h
CARR1ZO. 81
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Por el Este.
Por ell Este.

n Cd n
msdos
e4ues An ooO aesie puerto embae F~i"d Sx"bO sl
a6o
Nnos hs aa ouao de pje de 81 IL mtd
A
norus tigre los Areobo, N
Arroyo D A Ais HgmACsO ss NOya fernando NsuabO
Viuda
Newal San Jusn 1 los agentes gonalos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-04
.rMPRENTA DEL B0LETIN,
ylPORES-CORREN Esp.
pH La coNPANlA TRASATLANTtCA
{s7T sa ASfM ma
a. LOPEZ 4 Co.

a. LoPEz = Co.
para Puerto-Rico y Ia HabanA
sALIDA s.--De BarceicnA Ios dias J y de cada
us~-ne valencia el 6.-De Malaga 81 Z 81
De- Cadix eI 10 y 3o--De Saptander el 3o.-De Ia
Corufa el Il.
s. sxpsnden billstes direc.os para AayagreA
Pence. sastiaso de Cuha, 0ibara, Nneyitas, sees'
~ Colou. con irs.bordo en- Puerto-Rieo Ha-
hanA
vIAJs prarcro prsDE PUERTO RICO
sAkTAFDER.
salida de Pusrto-Ric osl dia 10 de cada mes.
. camArs i.s CAnara % C. Prei'e &c Cam
is $50 ~ J 80
Tanhisn pusde hacerse sl visle, saiiendo De
nasbordsrdo en In HabAns.
Les urccius para estos viAtess son los sieuientee
l.s ls -
q. pn.r.o-Rico lila H.baaa..t - - tis
Be idsn 4 santander, Cadiz b -.
Barcelona (via Hahana)..-. roo 1cO ~
se sxpsden pasaiss do ida vusisA con 70 Rs Dc
rehAja- -. .on
pRIMERA 7 sEGUNDA cAMARA.
Nm uf7io hastR de dos afos en- cAdA fAntiias Gra-
,iA Los demks hAsta amos an ea.rto Pasale. Los
de7Gi2 a7ios medic passie. Lea denAs pesale en-
tsEo.
TERCERA cAMARA.
n. n;5o. hss.a dos amos gratis. Los niios has
a aiios medic pasaie. Los demAa pasale enteee'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-04
Linsa intercolonial de San Thomas
Pto. Rico a Jamaica.
Linea de Hsvrs-pauillac-vsracruz.

Los precios de pasaje para Santauder y
st. Nazaire son.
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HIPOTECA.

Sc desea colocar en- primera
hipote "a sobre una buena casa de
esta C'udad, prefriendo la calle
de la Fortaleza Q la de San Fran
cisco, la suma de 5000 pesos,
POGO mas 8 menos. En- la calle
de la Tanca, mum. 4, Sc reciben
pormenores y conformidades.
"
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AQUA FENIX,
PARA TENIR J HHRMOSEiR Ell CABELLO,
Preparada por ell Doetor GONZALEZ,
Farmaesutico.
Botica de San jose,
GALE DE AGulAR, Ne. 1Os, HABANA.

Asi como el ave Fsnix, segun cueRta la Mitoiogta,
naea percdicamente de propIss cenixas todos
los attributes dc la juventud, as tamben el de
este precoso cosmetico los ocultan los pro-
gresos de Ia edad aparecen Joyenes, ostentzndo
cabellera sodos los atayos de "a edad prlmeTa.
I'll Aqua Fenix devuelVe al cabelo de modo uni-
Eorme al mismo tempo pauiatino gradual el color
que tuvo en- Ia juvenfud, comunicSndoe un brillo y
suayidad que eximen ei uso de aceites pomadas I;
con exsirpa Ia casps fortalece el bulbo
produetor del cabelo, sumentando eFecimiento {;
tiens Ia inmensa ventaj2 de manchar la piei, que
Is aeAso e mayor de los ineonvenientes que tienen
sgunos de los tintes eonocidos; su oIor IS grato
ofende al ssutdo de Ia vista n niguns otrA
psEte del organismo
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SUCES0RES De ]. SALA & CO.,

Giran letras sobre todas las capitales
y pueblos de la Peninsula, Islas Baleares
y Canarias. .a..aa. 1#.seas ..s94p al 4
Giran para ell extranjero sobre Paris,
Bay yona,f Bordeaux, Cette, Hendaye, Lion,
Marseille, St. Jean Pied de Port . Oloron,
Orther, Glasgow, Berlin, Hamburg, Franc
fort SIr Viena, Lisboa, Oporto, Gibral-
tar s-os s.| III
FORTALEZA 81. a ;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

or green arc used with toilettes ofthese
colors. Black stockings are preferred,
except the toilette be Of some very pale
color or white, and even then black Is
used il the stockings do not match ex-
actly.
Travelling dresses will be much need
ed this month. These costumes are in.
variably of woollan goods. They are
very popular trimmed with velvet.
This can be used elaborately. o! piece
goods or merely in rows Of ribbon vel
vet put on in place Of galoon, with
cuffs, vest, and collar Of the solid.
Many costumes have cape OF velvet
added to them.
JACKETS.
Every class Of jacket is in vogue,
some having the appearance Of an open
psletot, worn over well fitting waist
coat. The Jersey cloth bodice IS too
convenient a corsage to be easily relin-
qnished, and will be much worn, but
always richly braided, as the PLAN, UNI
trimmed jerseys are justly condemned.
Almost all Of them now have vests oil
a contrasting color.
Great discretion will be needed by
the wearers Of horizontal stripes. They
are becoming to very tall and slender
figures, but when adopted by laiies o.
medium or low stature they are apt to
give too rotund an appearance, an effect
which can only be remedied by the
draperies Of the tuniosfalling over and
celebrating the lines in parts, so that
they are nowhere seen in their full ex-
tent from the waist to the edge.
A new costume is made Of horizon
tai stripes, combined with plain goods,
as follows A plain full skirt of blue
gros-grain, with horizontal bands in two
shades Of nssturtium color, a dark rich
brown in the centre, and dark gold
color on each side Of it. The tunic rs
of blue woollen network material,
full and draped, but short on the left
side, and terminating in long-polnted
end. A similar but shorter end starts
from the right side Of the tournuse, and
the two are knotted together below the
hip on the right side, the pointed ends
being tipped with yellow and brown
tassels. At the back is a long full
drapery of the wool. The tight-iitting
jacket is of silk, bordered with a colo7ed
band resembling those on the skirt. 1t
is cut square on the chest and the right
front crosses over and is fastened on
the left side. From this point the
jacket opens again, showing a iul
chemisette woollen net cut with th'
tunic. The sleeves and neck arr
trimmed with colored band in tn
two nasturtium shades.
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and Mrs. FrankIin WAS > wieox ! h ..a
Muriel was fathcrless. ne 30 49,
struck down in the prime Of DIS m "ss
hood. He had len them hale ana
hearty. With = stronger arm and greater
mower of endurance than ball the young
men round. and was brought BACK 70
lie motionless and unconscious lot sso
DAYS. then only to revive to bless them
and rive them farewell words Of love.
when the head Of the little house,
hold WAS laid 10 rest in the peaceful
ouiet churchyard, within sight OF the
home where he had lived and died, the
two women were almost alone in the
world. The farmer was an only son.
with no near kinfolk save his only SIS
ter. Muriel's godmother, who now came
forward to offer Mrs. Franklin and her
daughter a share in her home.
Muriel Franklin had loved her brother
much. and she welcomed his dear ones
warmly for his sake besides, she was
mast The prime of life. and, industrious
and energetic spinster as she was AZ
times, during the long summer twiligh's
or on the stormy winter evenings, wnen
she passed the hours alone with her
own thoughts, she felt the need OF SYM
pathy and compromising.
Before William Franklin had been
dead a year his gentle wife was laid to
rest by his side, and Muriel was douo'y
orphaned.
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".

For thirty years she was his faithful
wife, loving him and caring for him
with q beautiful, single-hearted devo-
ton. and at last babe him farewell.
She was buried in the stately family
vault Of the Chesters and her sorrow-
full husband, after the funeral, wan
dered through the house disconsolate,
mourning the lost sunshine of his life.
They found him next morning kneeling
by the window-seat in the gallery.
where he had first told his love. his
feeble hands outstretched in PRAYER
dead.
A distant kinsman. whose name even
was strange in the little village, has
tened to claim his Inheritance. While
all that was mortal Of the Squire still
kept awful state in the adjoining room,
they searched among his papers for a
will, and in secret drawer in his desk
they found sealed paper bearing on
the outside date nearly twenty years
back. They opened it. wondering what
it could be and this, commencing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

Five years passed slowly away. and
the hope Of finding Tom or gaining any
clew to his fate grew fainter and faint
or, even in Muriel's heart. None but
herself knew how dear he was to her,
none but herself could understand the
bitter grief of the first few months after
that sorrowful LIST Of January. At first
she had confidently expected to hear
from or Of him ; every morning she
awoke with the thought, " lie may
come to-day" -; and as the hours pass
ed on she tasted the heart-sicknesS Of
hope deferred, and at night she prayed
in her bitterness Of spirit that either he
might come OF that Heaven would in
mercy let her die.
Thus the first year was terrible
strain upon her mind and spirit. When
the New Year came again her mothers
heart ached TO see the change so short
. time had made. Muriel had always
been remarkable for her beautiful warm
color and look of health and happi-
ness, but now her face was pale. and
wore o settled look Of sorrow there
were even gray threads in her hair,
glossy and abundant as of old, no
longer suffered to Cow in ripping
curls, but braided severely round her
dainty, well-shaped head.
She had but the remembrance Of q
few words Tom had once spoken to
keep her from sinking from the wild
unrest Of disappointed hope into the
dull apathy Of despair.
They had quarrelled one day about
some trifie, and Tom had made his
peace with her when ne met her in the
wood, almost on the spot where they
had Plighted their troth to each other.
IL wonder if you could ever forget
me?" she had said. looking archly up
into his face, and she never forgot the
tender, loving look on his face as no an.
swsred earnestly, holding her hands 10
bis firm grasp:
my darling, nothing in the world
can part us love you so much that
even if the river Of death came between
us we should meet again at last"
Somehow Muriel afterward looked
upon these words as prophetic. and. in
= dim, rpreasoning way, looked for
their fultilment.
Thus nearly five years passed, until
one beautiful day in July the father Of
the heuse was brought home from the
bayfield, by little band Of his men,
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wnuCArroNAL
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. ITO NORTH EIGHTH srREET.

The tweniy-nrst session OF this sonooi
will begin THURSDAY, September zftn.
CHARGES FOR THE SESSION:
Elementary English and Nathematics.-s9o
Higher English and Mathematics. ........... "a
slatin. Greek, French, German. each IL
CleIgymens %
III a boy studies more than two OF these
languages, no charge is made for The third
and fourth.
For two or more boys from the same fan-
each bin over see.
payments as follows: Ten dol ans the day
OF entrance. the balance IN three six. aud
nine months from the 18th day Of Septem-
Der 1855.
Circulars AZ the bookstores
THOMAS n. NORWOOD. Principal.
seIs.im No. ia north Eighth street.
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sYLVANUS REEDS BOARD

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARO-
vi fNG- AND SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES. Nos. AND : EAST FIFTY
THIRD STREET, NEW YORK me un-
precedenfed interest and scholarship ia inns
school during the past year nave Just'lrd
lis uroaresslye policy and the rule OF secur-
ing in every department the highest quail
ity OF teaching which can be obtained.
TWENTY SECOND YEAR BEGINS oC-
TOBkR l-T. y o-Sutm
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Full corps Of professors hest aids ani in.
ccnfiycs 10 Study, thorough course OF IN
sirucf on. and auv number of sl"cIt
courses. Fntrance-iees aud tuition. go 80
for entire NJ ssiOn.
For further Information call ~ chair
mans Office college building hroSd-strf't
'front.' from ) to 7. ~, or address by mail
Il. "a. HARNi~
saiG.et Chairman 81 Faculty.
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MISS JULIET LEE
Will RESUME MER

WILL RESUME HER
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
on sEPTfMBER 2lsr at her residence. IL
west trace street. ~ i'-ot
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Miss SALLEY Il. HAMMER. PRINCIPAL.
IL, IL A IlpHER Il ID

TIE coming session opens SEPTEMBER
IGrH. with the following ot!.ceNand teach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

DICUMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Al CORNER TENTH AND MAltSliALL
STREETS.
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
BALTIMORE, MD.

Statements respecting the methods and
courses OF instruction will be sent on appli-
cation. The next term begins OCTOBER
!, 1855. Iy 4-Su13t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

WILLIAM II. sUTH-~sxuI..Ess10
w ORLANDO Sons. FUR
NISHING UNDERTA X RS, ia EAST
LiObth have a lage assortment OF
sHROUDS. WOOD and METALLIC CAS-
KITS. CASEsS aud CLOTH CAShETS, Al
low prices. ,- -. ...-......,..
attended 10 day or night. mp l-lwSeow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

opcnlng Address In the Chapel ~ : p. ". by
DIX A. b. BROWN. Professor OF Ing sh.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

SESSION BEGINS THCRaDAY.
SEfTEaBEK "a, 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

IplAll NUM- VI ME- I ~ ! ! L. ~
Al CORNER TENTH AND MAltSllALL
SIktEiS.
TIE coming session opens SEPTEMBER
IGrH. with the following oiMCeSand teach
erS. ...
Miss SALLEY Il. HAMMER PRINCIPAL
KEv. II. A. UPPER. u. d.,
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
Professor CHALES IL. WINSTON. NJ A..
Ii. y. Natural Science aud Mathematics.
MhsSAILEY r.. HAMMERS Latin, Moral
Philosophy. and English Literature.
Mis-, l.. 4. 1 III RsTON Graduate OF vas.
sar College,. German. Mathematics. and
History.
Madame G. GUILLAUME native OF
france. French.
Miss MAMIE LANDRUM. Preparatory
School.
Mis- NELLIE nUsrMAN. Director Piano.
II orOugh Bass. and Harmony.
Miss LIZZIE T.. ARB CkLk. NOcaiilat!on
and Italian.
Mis-. MARY GENTRY-TuCKkRp Piano.
Madame CAULFlELD. Harp.
Miss ALICIA X. LAIRD iOi Europ'l
Drawing and Painting
brs ". l.. TliOMP~DN. Porcelain Paint
Ing decorative AT, and kensinsion Work.
Miss - y. BANNER and Miss y. +.
WALKER Home Department.
Pupils not Otherwise connected with the
school received 10 school OF Music.
Bmonthly muslcales given.
Dor catalogue OF Information apply al the
Institute.
Principals Office hours from 20 10 \. NJ.
S-2W
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJCGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
VI CANDLES HILL RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN =. MCGUIRE. ". II. BococK, Is. A,
4. l..
Professor HAssELEFF, CHARLES PUR-
YEAR, G. f.. u. &c.
Twenty. first session begins SEPTEMBER
20, 1855.
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HANOVER ACADEMY. va,
i I TAYLORSVlLLE PnSr-OFFlCE
COLONEL HILARY T.. JONES, VI. A,
PRISCIpAL.
INSTRUCTORS

Colonel II. r. JoNEs. VI. a, e.. OF Va. >
MAJOR HORACE ". IONE~. ~. OF Va
Re-. l.. b. MHAEInN a.. or Val -. d.
Session begins SEPTEMBER 30rn, and
ends June 2ith.
Catalogues sent on application.
~ 2B-eOltDcl
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They did verify the story when the
Squire himself was taken to the vault,
and they found the rough coffin, with
out name-plate or mark of any kind,
and they did not disturb it. All the
actors in the scene had gone before the
highest tribunal, for Peters died before
the Squire returned from his wander
ipgs. and nothing could be gained by
making the story known. So few even
of the Inhabitants Of Wrayton.under-
Hill knew the true version, nor how,
after so many years, Tom Ridgway's
words were fulfilled:
Il love you SO much that, even If
the river Of death came between US, we
should meet again at last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
CL0yERDALE HIGH SCHOOL.

The ninth session 81 this school " 100 open
on tine FIRST TUESDAY ~ OCTOBER.
1853 and close ou the last day of June.
1856 situated TWO miles west of salem. in
a picturesque and healthy country curri
culum includes Latin. Greek. French. Matn-
ematics and the usual English branches.
school limited 10 eight bOariefs. Terms
for board and tuition. from 1854 o sl7@.
Apply for circulars 10
JOHN DABNEY. 4. ~.
an > dSufsyFfgcl Salem. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

lodged love.
They knew nothing Of the jealous
eyes that were watching them; they
know not how the mans cold, calm ex.
terror had been stirred, allowing the
dark, turbulent passion Of his nature to
assert itself.
Little did Tom think Of the deadly
peril in which he stood, with the CLEAN.
ing barrel Of . pistol scarce six feet oil,
hidden in the deep shadow o! the copse
nor how it was Muriel herself who
saved him from cruel death. just a.
Guy Chester's hand touched the trig.
ger her scarf tluttered from her hand
and, In reaching forward to recover it
she passed between her lover and the
hand levelled against his life. She wa.
30 near that he could have touched her
and the hand that held the pistol uem
bled and fell by his side. lie stood
motionless until they passed out o.
sight, then flung himself down among
the soft grass aud ferns, startling tn,
timid hares and sending them off e
their burrows like young elves.
The moon rose higher aud higher
and looked down with soft pity on the
solitary man, alone with his passionate
sorrow and anger; the moon went or
her way, the chill Of the last hour Of
the night passed through the wood, and
10 the east low glimmer Of light told
that the short summer night was pass
ing away.
In the gray dawning the Squire rose
up, bis face pale and haggard with his
long watch. Stiff and cramped, ex-
hausted from. want Of food and sleep,
he found his way home at last. feeling
as IL he should never be. the man he
was before that terrible blow to his
heart and his pride. lie left the manor
the next day, and during tho months
that elapsed before Muriel's wedding
be was in London, II was supposed, for
bis steward and housekeeper only heard
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old DOMINION Blu SIN ESS
~ COLLEGE.
1901 MAIN STREET.

MR.. AND MRS. ENGLISU'S
vi SCHOOL FOR NOi 80 LADIES And
LITTLE GIRLS.
7OT EAST FRAShLfN -TRFEr.
The next session begins -kPftMBtK
81. 1855. For circulars, apply az the book
stores, or to ..
Mrs. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
an 23-lm
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-15

Attentions is called 20 tie adycr@
tiSement of Mr., tAts,oa De 8a3tJte
rinSnith aud ge7le 4 repairer, .
Bonnet Carrc, ~. john PaG d.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-15

Atlanta has raised $4,000 for
the erection of building for the
Young Mems Christian Associate u.
The common school system oil
New Orleans was established in
1843. It was modelled exactly after
that of Boston.
Sir Moses M0nta6oDe 81 tie time
of his death Ras ahN oldest living
Mason. and he had long been an
ardent worker for the order.
While digging at the tomb on
Monday afternoon William Nc,
Giveny, a park laborer, found, about
five feet below the surface, "a Span.
ish piece of silver worth about %
cents, and several George III. shil.
iings. The Spanish piece is well
preserved. it bears date of 1873,
and the profile of Carolus III, is
perfectly distinct.
Mr. Frank Shields, the new col.
lector of internal revenue, took
charge of his Office Tuesday last.
His first official act was to appoint
Mr.. Charles Tracy cashier. Mr..
Tracy was formerly deputy collector
under Messrs. Drury and Minor, aud
prior to the administration of those
officials was cashier of the office, the
place he now fills.
The following appointments have been made
thus far Cor Louisiana: b. F. Jonas, Collector
of Customs at New Orleans; +. 5. Shields
Collector of Internal Revenues; Gabriel Mon
tegut, Superlntenden and Allen Thomas Gomez
Ofthe Mint; Henry p. kernochan, Naval Officer
Matthew O'Brien, Inspector of Tenth District
M. S. Jones, District Attorney. Western Dis
trict; w. f., Russell, Register Land Office a
Natchitoches; VIM A. Seay, Munster to Ba,.
via; Walker Fearn, Minister 10 Greece; i
Buck, POSTMASTER at New Orleans: 4 4
BounS, Appraiser.
There is some talk OF putting Mss Kos
e iEabeth Cleveland on tue chool Baar q
Washington. Miss Cleveland should use
her influence and energies to secure her elcc
ton to such office, knowing tuIl well that he
election wonld 20 far to break down proiudic
all over the country, and that women woul,
then everywhere stand better chances OF hav
lug voice on school government AID educu
tonal questions. Women are ELIGIBLE L
positions un the School Board in this city, hu
neither as a body nor us an individual, hay
they ever attempted toenforce their privilege
in this matter. The Public School teaehe o
New Orleans owe il to themselves Il, place
some good, friendly practical wonan on th,
School Board Picaynne.