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The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
Unprecedented Attraction!
over Quarter Million Distributed.

Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated in 1865 for % years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-with Capital of Si,OOOOOO-to
which q reserve fund OF over Sj50,OOO has since
been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. II Never Scales or Postpones.
Look ut the following Distribution:
1S0th Grand Monthly Drawing, in the
Academy of Music, New Orleans, TUESDAY,
February o, 1886, under the personal super
vision and management of
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
Last Nights Fire.

DON'T forget to attend the Hebrew Fair
tonight at National Rifles Armory.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
). breckenridge.
PATENTS
INVALID TENSIONS,
PENSIONS.

n. b. Eldredge Mich. f, l.. Wolford, Ky.
j. II. Jones, Ala. w, l., Scott, Pa.
W, II. II. Cowles,N so. $, u. Landes, III,
p. p. Mahoney, MY. j, T., Hutton, Mo.
l. S. Strubel, Iowa. Zach, Taylor, Tenn.
j. ID. Brady, Va, A, Il. White, Pa,
A. Q. Thomnson, Ohio.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers,
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
LIBROS.

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
ia, por ell dltimo vapor~ correo de
la Peninsula los siguientes;
LEY de Enjuiciamiento Civi,
anotada y encuadernada en- pasta
a $3.50 ejemplar.
OBRAS de Amicis.
VETERINARIA, por Arag6.
TACTICAS de infanteria.
COLECCIONES de las obras
de Alarc6n.
HISTORIA natural, por Pc.
reda.
CURIOSIDADES gramatica.
les, por Martinez Garcia.
HACIENDA municipal por
Abella.
OBRAS completes de Mora
tin.
Ell MARTYR del GdIgota, por
Perez Escrich.
GALERIA de mujeres ctlebres
por dona Maria del Pillar Sinues
de Marco.
HIsTORIA de la Religion, por
Mazo.
Ell CATOL1CISMO en- pre-
encria de sus disidentea, por Eliza,
guisFs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Ell Presidente del ministeriO ita
liano ha entrado en- ell alo setents
Y tres de su edad. Su inteligencia
empleada en- su vida laboriosa, Ii
ha Waldo las felicitaciones del Rey
las de los funcionarios de primera
categorfa, las de muchas personas
notables Y las que le han dirigido,
por medic de despachos telegrafi-
cos, muchas de las notabilidades
que hay en- ell Reino.
Los nuevos trabajos parlamenta-
rios no han tenido a1n su compile
to desarrollo, pero la publication
del Libro verde" ha sido muy
bien acogida por los hombres p1-
blicos, que han visto en- ella la de-
mostraci6n de la actividad del mi
nistro de Negocios extranjeros que
ha dirigido acertadamente la poll-
tica exterior.
La oposici6n parlamentaria Sc
prepare a combatir al ministro de
Hacienda NJ. Magliani, criticando-
le 10 much0 que 80 gasta en- ell pre-
supuesto extraordinario, pero como
en- este no Sc halla mas que 10 re-
lativo a los gaStos acordadOs por
ell parlamento, ell ministro podra
responder victoriosamente a todos
los cargos que Sc le hagan.
Los presupuestos desde el afio de |
1880 al de 1885 SO val1an con un
exceso de 427 millones de frances,
a los gastos del Estado.
Basta este dato para iustificar al
ministro de Hacienda, presentan.
dole como buen administrator de
los fondos p1blicos.
Hay calma politica en- todo ell
Reino, pero q pesar de la paz gene
raj, los negociOs marchan con mu-
cha lentitud.
No ha habido acontecimientos
DoliticOs memorables en- las nacio-
les de Europa no mencionadas en-
ssta carta. II
J. @. Sdes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
oBITO.
j. g. Sdes.

Tras largs y penostsima enfermedad
falleci6 en- este pueblo 10 joven y vir-
tuosa sefiorita dona Providencia Car
mona Carri6n, hija de los amigos don
Francisco y doha Mercedes, que lloran
Ia p9rdids de IN ser tan , querido en-
canto de su coraz6n.
Hacia ell espscio de cuatro amos que
Provide-cia venia psdeciendo crueles
doIencias, y uitimAmente una tiSiS OuI-
usoaGr cort6 ell hilo de 81 preciosa exls-
tencia, precisamente en- 10 for de su
sdad, dejsndo IN vacio dificil de llensr,
ii bien perfamado con ell ambiente de
Bus relsvantes cuslidades, , q sus pa
dres sumidos en- el mayor desconsaelo.
Era Providencia dechado de virtndes,
= baj6 & la tumba despu6s de haber
cumplido con los preceptos de nuestrs
Sacrosanta Religion, con una resigna-
ci6n propia de 50 virginia. purezs.
PerteneciA ! Ia Congregation de Hi
jas de Maria.
La numerosa concurrencia, tanto al
Viatico como al entierro, es una elo-
cuente prueba de las simpatias de que
gozaba en- este pueblo Ia angelica
criatura de que me ocupo, y cuyos
actos los realzabs mas 10 asistencis
de Hiles de Maria, Hermanas del San
tisimo Rosario y los Voluntarios de
esta bizsrra compafia que q la saxon
del Vi&tico se hallaban hacienda ell
eiercicio concurrieron todos sin srmss,
en- union de los Ofciales y clases, dan
do asi una prueba de compafi 4rismo al
padre hermsno de la fnads, que tam
bien forman parte de Ia misms, ssi
como Ia orquesta d cargo del senior
EIicier, al extreme de que como fueron
dichos actos verifcsdos en- ana tarde
Dpacible y serena, psrecis verse la rea-
Gdad de que Providencia era trasporta-
da d gozar de la gloria que sin duds
Dios lie tiene reserysda en- Ia eterni-
dad.
lDichosa ella, que al remontar 50 vue-
10 Ia region celestial, no lego d como
Ger las miserias de este vale de lagri-
masl
Descanse 50 alma en- Ia mansion de
los justos, y reciban sus afigidos pa
dres mi mas eentido pessme, los cusies
me encargan haga pdblica su gratitud
{ cu&ntos Sc han seryido honrsr So casa
durante la gravedsd de 50 seforits hi.
ja, , muy particulafmente al virtuoso y
digno Cura P&rroco doctor don Jose
Leon Aguilsr, que con IN desprendi-
miento propio de su carAeter no ha
querido cobrar NADIA por los funerales;
& los que les viviran eternamente agra
decide por tales sentimientos de consi-
deracion.
c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Reproducimos 10 sig0lente de una
carta de Atoeha (Ecusdor), fechads el
l3 de enero:
Escribo eeta carta b Ia luz de
una vela, pues estamos envueltos en-
profunda oscuridad. Ell ii q las diez
del dis se sintieron Sordos bramidOs h&-
cia ell Oriente, en- seguida sc levant6
del volcan Tungurshua una inmensa
columna negra de humo = ceniza. Pri-
nero Sc es2arcl6 al S. O., luego, cam
biada la direction del viento, Sc vino al
Norte comenz6 POGO POGO Ia oscuri-
dad, que iba hsciendose mas densa a
medida que Ell volcan srrojAba nuevss
csntidades de ceniza. El IL, ell dia fne
muy opaco, J snoche y esta msnana o
cello era IN maDto de Into J Ia cenizs
GAIA abundante. En- este momento,
(Ins doce del dis) Ia capa de ella sobre
las superfcisS horiEontsles tisne dos
centfmetros de espesor. La voz ate
rradors del volcan ha sido essi inceson-
te hasta las cinco de Ia mahana.
En los paises donde no De ven estos
fen6menos no puede haber idea de 10
Funeetos que son. AdemAs de los bra
mid0s del yolcsn, que parecen obra de
"a inferno que hierye en- las entrsra-
a. ID tisrra, , de les tinisblas que todo
lo cubren, caando eatas Sc disipan, ID
paturalsas PrsssnA q asPscte nsa u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Las noticias recibidas del Aus
tRia y de la Hnngrfa han sido in
signifcantes. Sc han reducid,
& asuntos de intereses locales, 6
la question de Oriente, en- la que e
gobierno imperial sigue ell rumbt
trazado por la Alemania y por Ii
Russia.
Aunque hay paz en- todo ell i'm,
perio, los negocios marchan traba-
iosamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
MARINA MERCANTE DEYAPOR

La Ultima esSadi-tica de 10 buques
destinHdos al comercio en- tdas las
naciones del gloho, correspondence al
sno lSS5-S6, contlene estes atot:
Total de barcos de yapor, 1894 con
6,7l9, l0l toneladas
Id id. de vels, 43,6 ,692 con 1867, ,375
ii.
Los barcos de vapor est&n -stribui-
dos entire los dlferentes L tad en- las
preparedness siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
BOletln Mercantil.

CO. tramaestre lie remat6 de una pnf1a-
lada en- Ell coraz6a; eI cadager fne lao
zsdo al aqua.
Ell capitsn, aterrorizado por ell con-
tramaestre, no registr6 ell hecho en- Ell
diario de bordo, pero hizo Ia relacl6n
de 10 sucedido eu IN papeIito que guar
do cuidadosamepte, y al llegsr aquf el
buque hizo pEender al contrSmaestre
A cocinero. que fleron l!evados ante Ell
comisario federal Han qne,alo de-
tenidos como testigos los marineros
Zacarias Variti = EpAminonlas Frau
Judi"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
GACETA DE HOY.
" D. de Ia u. " J

Dispuesto que el Official 10 de-
Gobierno D. Fernando Ojeda sc
encargue de Ia Secretaria de Ia
Comislon Permanente de pesas y
medidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Qneda d cargo de D. Adolfo
Steffens, Mayaguez, ell Consulado
de Venezuela en- aquella ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Puerto Rico, Mario de lsS6--El Conlador IL I,aydo
III Administrator ~ AIpaFesV? BsE Presidente MaisnhoG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Declarado cesante d. Agustfn
Marco del cargo de Official 40 Dc
administrator de este Gobiern,
General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Como Sc We por estas liness, mas de
Ia mitad de la marina mercante dt
vspor pertenece q la Gran Bretana, }
respecto nuestra pstris, ocupsmos III
lugar muy bonroso entire las primeras
naciones de la terra.
("D. de Ia n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

BALANCE correspondents al mes de F5ro. de 1886
Existencia en- 81 de Enc
70, eject vo. ...,.. $365-30
Por l07 recibos semanses
pendientesde cobro....... 1910
Iiem por raz6n de sntrada. so 1850
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
ACTIVO.
Corresponsales en- Europa }

Existenca efectivs en- Gaia. 567es5-OI
Id. en- vales."."............. 4,696- 90 66l7e0-0I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Esd. en- cOrrespOndsHciG con Ias de Ia Peninsula
Comsiones, Depositos, Fianzas.
Gestion de toda clase de asuntos economice-ad
ministrativos y contenciosos.
Recursos Observation-Disclosures de agra.
vios ante las Ofcinas de Hacienda
Quejas por contribucones.
Privilegios de invencion, de rego desecacion.
Compensaciones con Ia Hacienda por desfalcos v
contribucones.
Composiciones con la misma por possession de
terrenos
production de msteriales dedicados Ia ArricnItura
Ia Industrial
Direction telegrafca: Zeqneira
Sc haba frances nges
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
SOrI.DiD PROTECIORA DE- TIPOGR iPOS


5. JUAN BAUTIsTA DE PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

/ br6metr acoreg cap'lrdndy
rtcm6m
hasta
ELY nteraun
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
$3S8-70

Puerto Rico, Febrero % de lS86.--El Teso-
rero, Jose A. Figueroa. W. B.'-El Presi-
dente, j. ChaUarria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
Ell TOLCAN DEL ECUADOR.

Reproducimos 10 siguiente de una
carta de Atocha (Ecusdor), fechads el
l3 de enero:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
INGRESOS.

INGRES0S.
Resto del recibo de entrada
de un 5000 .......... $50
Por IS Reglamentos 3 cts.
uno .........,...... ".-9O
Por Ell recibo de entrada de
un s0cio ............ LOO
Por 3l4 recibos ssmanales
a 10 ctvs. uno. .... 3l-4O 34-3U
Suma total. ..... 4lO-00
EGRES0S.
Por 6 socorros a enfermos
a IS uno. ....... .. o..
Por med os id. a 80 ctvs.. 200
2or ol biilete apartado. sor-
teo ndnero i6l del de
Febrero de 1886 ....... 250
Por impresiones .......... l-U0
Por el bi:lete apaItado, sor
teo extraordnario de 20
de Junio de Is 6. .... TO-.
Por el billete mum. l2649
iugado ell lo de Mario
de 1856 scrteo l62......... 80 2i-00
EXistencia en- metalico, Sc
gun balance. ......-.... 5do-oU |
Recibos semanales pendien
tes de cobro, l3l 10
ctvs. no............ 1910
$383-70 |
Puerto Rico, Febrero % de lS86.-El Teso-
rero Jose A. Fgueroa. W. B.'-El Presi-
dente, j. Chararria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul.

Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul.
Las Conferencias de eata Capital ce-
Iebrarau Junta general reglamentaria
ell domingo IA del corrieute, en- ell Pa
lacio Episcopal, las S de la noche.
En- esta reunion, primeramente Sc
dara q conocer ell estado de la Sociedad
Y de las Obras que Sc dedics; des-
ones los SeGores Eclesi&sticos que
c,ucurrsn podrdn dirigir a los socio!
su edifcante ps'abra, Y terminara el
acto con una coecta secreta, d bench
clo de las Obras de h SociedAd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14

Carolina, Mario de 1886.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
PASIVO.

:, spltai.: ,...-........, 100000
H. re'enido'...'.... ls6ile.l6 lIs6iIe.Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-14
EGRESOS.

Existencia en- metalico, Sc
gun balance. -.
Recibos semanales pendien-
tes de cobro, l3l a 10
ctvs. uno. ...........
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
NEWS FHOM THE SUBCGBS
P1vAL clrY CnMMIrTLrs.

There is % division IL the ranks OF the Erpubhcan
marty IN Jersey city which viii greatly Weidth the
0rcauzton for the coming charter election unless 1t is
healed up. The Cls.cISIUn has gone 80 Tar thdt tWO
separtte primary elections and two city convent IONS
have been ca led to nominate candidate Tor mayor.
one call has been issued by executive committee
with the name John Ram signed chairman ana
Thomas McEwan as secretary The other cul IS signed
by r. T. ~cvmtur. chairman. and John W. Herbert see
rilary The first call fixes Apr the date for tn
convention, while the time fixed IN the other j. March
81 II va. the custom OF the par for years 10 dppph
A city committee at the city convention len years
ago the practice chln,et ana resolution ad"ptei
hy the convention Col siltuuuE as clly committee the
members Of the County Committee INluG lu jersey
CITY The convention winch nominated Mayor collins
two years ago determined upon return 10 the od slN-
tenn and the Clfy Committee was aPpoIn e. ny thc con
vcntlon. There consequently two committees IN
eYiscucp each Them organized. and each determined
to assume control of the party machinery A. lhrr" j.
no opposition the denomination Of Mayor COIns he
Will not 10 affected by the division.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
P1JSyyG MONEY! TO HELP PARNFLL.

There was a good attendance at the Land
League Meeting ye-terday throughout The city and
good Of money gathered III by the Ie"snreIs oI
the different branches To aId Fa.he III hs siIusEc.
known ms plans upon the irish question the speakers
a. the different meetings dNet sgnlhcahty upon the
fact Nice-Prcsident Delehauy, OF the Nunicpu Coun
c Mr.. Gladstone could no longer complain
of beug namperrd in his purposes $50 that should lie
fail now" lie said, cit Will stand for al time that no
Eu.shnau, however great IS capable Ot undestaudhE
the question and therefore, the sooner they leave
the country to ourselves To govern the b.ttcr'
The meeting of the With ward brancl, plesucu over
nv William b. Clarke was well attended, over $50 was
.uhscribed and several names ere aided To me
would enable them TO hand In anothcr SIOO SlfIlhS
addresses we're made by J. VI. Wall, Dr. William A
Conway, I. MOrarty ana T. o. ByTues; .,,,
Fiftl Nard ranch It BcrrCcns II H. Desbrnsses ana
Hudson sts liz was ge,tsG by cr'wi Oi enthusiastic
Parnetes who Chrerrd every ref renee To thr name OF
inc Irish Iitr with the exception OF the Manhattan
b:inch, of which Assembyman HsEgerty J. chairman
the Ffth Ward organization has sent III moro money 10
the Municipal COuu than any OF the Ohe: hFahchcs ID
the cty They promised 10 have $1,000 raised by ~
Patrck Day and succeeded ia lecting $500 Al yes
terdays meeting SI3 was added to ihls total Nlham
j. Round Patrick Mccartney aud Arthur j. htlieaIy
applauded for the addresses which lhe} deIVeIe
When the members Of the Manhattan hidhch cSIlc To-
gctuer at the BfeeVOrt Han Ia East ffy-Iourth-st,
they began counting the pies Of GrcenbacAs "hch re-
suited from tho biz entertainment at the Lexington
Avenue Opera House on Monday evening ne fi,VgV
which the branch pledged 10 subscribe by March H.
far exceeded. "Iue entertainment was IucCcshinl
beyond all expectation Secretary Mccartney said; "it
Will realize not far from ~ 800"
PranCh No. 20 had a Nc-attended meeting at ~.
BOnlfaCe Hall, Forty srventh-s and -econd-'Nc., ana
S3l was subscr rbed. J. OShSuGhnessy presided aud
James 1. Mulbern and Joeseph f. Ryan made -pe"chcs
the meeting or ~ vincent Ferrers branch, HlItY-
slIth-st and LrIlugtOnaVe., Delegate walsh was au
LorIsed send another 500 10 Treasurer Kennedy Of
the Central Council.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
cv vessrdav He is expected to die at st. GATHERINGS

cncy yesterday He is expected to die at st. Catherine
Hospital
Daniel p Reers OF No 1915 South Thrd-st, who
stobhed hiu.ef in the side with pair OF shears IN an
effort 10 end his life week died yesterday e iel'
q wife and four children.
Tho propretor OF ono tho lages dry goods stores
In sonih BROOKLYN has forbidden his employees under
penaIty OF instant discharge from visiting certain
roller skating rink
The handsome new building in Adams'st. near Myrue-
ave which will be used the First PrecnCt Statloh ~
nearly completed. II will be one OF the nnest puohc
buildings in either city.
fair for which great preparation have been made
and the proceeds OF which 10 DO deNoted 10 rehe"lD
the library OF Plymouth Sunday school Will De opeeh
to-day at . u. III. In the lecture room or PIYmCu'h
Church. II will continue for four days. concert IN
aid OF the same Sunday-schOOl VIII be gwen III tue
church on Wednesday evening, IN which several mem-
bers OF the American Opera Company will take part
James yelling. who is ninety years old and has no
home was arrrs'cd Yesterday afternoon by oHlcer
Jones, OF the Filth Precinct upon the complaint ol
Edward kudre"s, a baker of No. 70 broadway. an
drews ALE gcs that the decrepit had been working
for him only days when he walked off with cloth
worth S75 intTused TO MIN TO deliver at place ID
HumbOdt-st
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
INCOMING STE1ULR&.
SHLPPLNG WITS.
PORT or NEW.YOAK. SUNDAY, MARCH y
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW.YORK ......sUNDAY, MARCH y, 1856
ARRIVED
steamer Gorpanlc ,Rr, Kennedy, Liverpool Mar Il and
Queenstown y, with III ~ an 80 cab anu ', SIZE rage
SfClr, IIT. JOuIucL Bordeaux Mar q,
with mse and and a. seerage passengers 10 Punch
Edye & co Arrived At the Bar at \ IN -
Steamer walker newport News dhd NOTION with
mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion ~s Co
steamer WyAuoke IiulphcTs. Richmond. city Point and
Norfolk with and passengers TO Od dominion - Co
Shnu Chas whitney of Parrsboro, N~t SpIer London
30 with chalk and empty barrels 10 order vessel 10
Bsrs Golden Fleece Barbadoes Armstrong. ST kits Is
days with sugar toll IGOWbudses sons ,o
~cAr 4 Nuitcr Of John NBi. Revlsrd, ArdcaJu -
dNs witu sugar 10 order vessel 10 ~caHAoH BROS
-cnr Gcriie iuct Anderson tapIt"n 10 davs,
with cedar and mahogany 10 Avci Bros vessel to warren
Scir Anita Jcwc't Sasua II days with sugar to q Am.
sHck & CO.
r-stcamer ,ity Of Chicago Br watkins from Liverpool,
which arrveI eth reports Eas 9b and lr3 sireiagc
p1ssenger- Arrived al the Eara $50 and was detained
10y iog
sUNSET-Wnd at sandy Hook nght. y. thick and ram
lag Al cry Island hight, y l.. thcA oh shire
sandy Boos 10 m BlrOmrtrr. 2g.59 thcrmometer 20
swell heavy l. wind. y ". 20 miles heavy ram.
Arrived yesterday
steamer anada Bri Fooe London Mars with mdse -
r " j Hurst Arrived al the Bat a. go M . ,
Steamer alOTna dcT, Ntuckei. Hamburg MAJ ', WIN
mdsr and passcHgcs 10 Phelps Bros Co. AT
STEINER am Diem Taat Amsterdam Jan >. Plymouth
l. days WIN Funch. EdJo Co Arrived At the
stcansr T. Ca!aud u1cl Boucr. Rotterdam Mar with
~ steei age 10 uneh.
hdye & 60. Arrived AZ the bar ri M
Steamer 1lOrnhIu ,BT. Ncthcrl, POgresO days with
mdsc ana passengers Thebsud Bros ATNod AZ the Bar
steamer Amaryl. fBri Black. sagua Mar H. with sngar
HaVcmeVeTs Elder; vessel to nhslef AffN"d ~ lie
bar At lstI. and wds detained ~ hours W log.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
snE rAoueAL AER cLI WIS ~ HLR aIoN1cM

SIZE THOUGHT HER CIT WAS ~ HER "IoH4cL
Mariana Cohen, widow, has lived for mlny
Yeas at 40 lO3 Orchard>t she was know - AN &C. &C.
old and harmless nothing was thought o; Het "c,loi''
Her companion an Old black cat ana h'i"rch u'f
tyn mr. was an unusual affection. Tic Old woman
would 20 without lcOl IN the cat might not 20 hhhEN
ana - comfortable pIcc wts made Tor the cal 10 ttt
m the ,dr of he siovn I'm room Few DAYS ago the
cat disappeared, otDCr cats nave done before ' '
and nothing could as.uI-e her grief. The sympathy or
her nri slhurs she shook oil with SroVi ana al Se
was aimed Yesterday. Ms Cohen suddenly lct
pain IN her side and tin. sensation VS. ol oWra ~
ssrratcLiug and rutwiug. rhr cat had got into hrr
sfouach and was trying 10 get OUT ~ Mrs ohrh ~ M
pathiLed with tie imprisoned cat in lonr "I voice t
touId he heard an thTuugt th" hol-h'orhn'l Hlr "o-
came troublesome ana an ambulance We Summoned ana
the woman and her ct were taken - tir Ih>tl9 lE
IAN at BELLEVUE HOSPITAL The cat became Wild hict
re, liu, tn t. lo-u,i.l, hoNcd dsLa.y ANA hit ana
scratched unt size was icl, and then all was quiet
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
wuAr IS GnING ON TODAY.

Executive session Of Senate Committee investigating
Broadway Railway franchise Room No. As fos.- 'hce
Building ,.,-
Alderman Jaehne bribery case, before Judge Glider
Htsring on inIunctons against Gable Railway fran
chises, supreme Court. II "a IN.
metropolitan Transit LOlnpanys case, supreme court,
IL a.
Investigation of charges against Aqueduct Engineer
Church Stewart Building .
Liberty st, p. IL.
sprcial meeting OF Board Of Education, y. m.
Keloggs sale 800 trotling horses, Madison square
Garden 10 a. ~ ,.--., .- =,
saturday Half Holiday meeting, Chckering Han,
Annual meeting Of New-York Lacrosse Clab, Delmon-
icOs T. m. - a..
Academy Of Sciences. Columbia College p H..
Federation of BookAecpers and once CIorhs no III
Egltl.st., y. m .,, ,- . ,-......
RTOoklIn. u. ID.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
SHE TOOK PARIS GRnES AND DIED.

Eliza eth Petermtn, age forty four or NO.. Iul ~
PauS,yp died Yesterday morning from the eheci ui
dose OF Paris green taken with suicidal intent MIS-
Prteruan live with Charles SChOpp as his houSckrepcr
ON Friday night she was taken sick and Mr. ScA0pp
vent 10 DR. Uurublowers DRUGSTORE to get some mcdl-
cine for her DurUg his absence the woman swallowed
0laullIV nf po ION which had been brought u the
ho.e to lse on Iats When SchOpp returned he found
her writing III agony, and hastily summoned phySi
ctu AutidOtp- were and stomach pump
brought into rcQGisltion, but without effect Schopp
saws he does know OF any motive for the suicide
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
MIL.LiNE

We respectfully invite your at
tentiOn to our Spring ImpOrta-
tiOns, consisting Ola arge cOllec-
ton of Paris Trimmed BOnnets
and Round Hats for Ladies,
Misses and Childrcn; also q great
variety Of untrimmed Straw Hats
in plain and fancy combinations,
fine French FlOwerS, Fancy Feath-
ers, Trimming Silks, Ribbons,
Ornaments, LaceS, &c.
In order to insure the exclusive
ness of our styles, as well as to
give better attention TO our pa
irons than is possible on crowded
"Opening days. we have deter
mined to dispense with or usual
formal "Opening" this season,
but Will be happy at any time to
exhibit our stock and execute
any commands our patrons may
favor us with.