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- =. . .
&1lnIreson brought up several 1srse
oaae 81 sugar, left behind ~ the Pa
4 1a steamer City Of Pnebls. Local grOcers
- osdeffne heavily Ia sugar within Tho
4 & now - he had in frees quaint
4 $4,000 ~ are svais1ug themselves Of the 0p-
8 sossock up The usual good demand
"a ths msrket IL In good conditton.
= I'm q last quotations
& 551<{ q uew potasoes ropseui1he0 b. The
- 6lepusnts brought north Il n 10
s1l1S . u ssaams hip City Of Pushla Ars
~sgfus low and by the time the neat
4 orrtses IL situation will b uoasiy -
E7 1ecxux. Large shipments afs expected On
! ~ Gno11iDa Gundny The market 10 advancing
H1nciscc. and u - expccfed inst tle
! h etfeo viii b. sold IT &c per pouno.
TsIKf1g rev developed In the sisuatton IN
20 m roetes Today. We quote l5c per d0Tcn
RI go 1nsaesn.
4 1870 osd salmon have been plentiful IN
~ ~ several days past. aud good seIes
S = 3 ~ pejees are reported
nrn<n aupssK AND YRopucs nxcEsfTa
- - Last a hours the merchandies and
sn1ro stcpipss q this rort wers - foiiows:
{lnkmu faesGc railway. 20 tons; CoiumbiA and
- nouud tniIrvad. 81 tors; seattle. Lake
- : Knelefn rail var. sSf TONS BY wassr:
6Von. u t0us; Wilmington, 40 ions. Fleet.
1rS1 ~; Clara Brown, iona: Eliza Ander-
1 -: Glide. tons. Total rscoapsss 90
49, sHirxErTs
he last twenty .foar hours goods and
- wers shipped from Seattle 70 the
n1ms ccuutsy y follows: Northern Pa
rson1. ~ tons: Columbia 4 Puget Sound
8 tons: Seattle, Lake Shore q Eastern
41l1f. ~ tona BY water-Fsuny Lake and
- -
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Nsw YonK, June 20 John w. Macksy,
Of Virginia City. began action today In
the United States circuit court against
Cassius H. Reed and Edward s. Stokes.
for the recovery OF $ss3. 600 loaned. with in
terest from January 7. 1850.
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OWING TO STEAMER PREMIER GOING
~ on DRY dork. the 9 " Il - no boat for
\ Ancouva e Day, June % Sht Vii re2uuo
her loas, tuesday, ~ ), sane - heseto.oe
J. 4. 0TBRsEA. NJ ste-.
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Last THE
q. q STEAMER MABEL

VIII leav- Yesies's dock at 4 m. every Non.
6sv. "Wednesday and Friday For Twelvc-ra L
foin.. ktmunds, Aaeki1seo. aarssFile. Lowell
an GEO H. FOSTER Aren't
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le hllR I Medicine / Te.lsd
b Is Effects
Nssrsro. al. May =. iaao.

AoDEsTo. s'aL. May -. t9o0
~. = Eaeene Jeedan, ssattie, WASH:
Lar 0r--1 hops you uill not consider
me tedipas y tell . little experfenoe.
such - nay not hsvs come under your
observation Ahont fifteen years axo :
bfaghs - spoS. about the s5zs a : pea.
cane - one I'D 81 he end d my nose
- - soarco At great snnOyanca 10 me
ana eTeat anxiety - my friends. who
feared the spce might - . cance- II
sosmsd strings such . thing would cOnse
@ my faces Tor my health hos always been
GOOD and nsver hsd - much n : pimpse
On my skin I did NOS know what 10 do
Tor Ne tfoubts. There uas . thronhing
PAIN ~ ~ vhtls. and Iass fall when the
cold weather set IN the spot became aan,-
Ing red md hard, and remained So Ii BE-
came vsry sore % the touch and hot The
pain was throbhing. severe pain Then
! eecanse truly alarmed. for the thing Vas
becoming worSe. and some time in Febru-
eyy Esmembsfed that you recommended
y water for tho eyes when they were ia
nsmed. 70 applied this to my nose one
evening and wss sure that with this on.
application he Inflammation was iessened
keps up the treatment . week and my
nose seemed vel l continued taking the
medicine for six weeks, and a. the end Of
that time the purple spot was entirely
rome and there b no trace of the thing left.
The redness has also entirely disappeared
could not Be thankful enough that had
heard Of your medicines and knew what
70 use. Respectfully,
MRS. J. PURvIs
vAsHox. King Co.. Wash. May q. 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash-:
Dear Sir Your letter and medicine re-
ceivsd today. and am glad 70 let you
know that the SIX bottles o. medicine
which got from you some tins ago have
cured me Of that awful disease. asthma,
and am gisd 70 state that have no use
for the three bottles Of medicine just sent
me and am very thankful for your kind
ness In sending me medicine by mail when
| need Ii ! have been troubled with
asthma for 80 long. and had given up oil
hores Of ever being cured Of it until
heard Of your wonderful medicines, and,
- you know. l wrote you for some OF
them. Hoping that others may hear Of
these incidence. hcg TO rem sin. respect
fully, JOHN BOOKSELLER.
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INNING erockI
EASTERN MARKETS..


sEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
IN iokK. June - The Wall stcck market
s sostinuei lie reaction from the sharp
- sudasn depression. aud whist active aud
s~ spscaay strong II dispisySi slow and
!. aprfeeiaiion which lifted prices betofs
otsrsa
governments duh.
MONEY AM KxcHANoE
Aeeey on call. Sas's. prime mercantile
~ estss. stcrIing exchange. quiet and
nxiy-day bills. a. ss,. demand. Aas.
afalssr. NoSs..
soSn<
~ etexsstegch.i2i u.s tssicouponsl. ios
49, ecenons .isa Pacific "a 's...... lis
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Leaves Tesssrs wharf Monday, "Wednesday
and Frdxy. carrying Eaites States mai. scr
Sulslip. n ssxsn. rua's9y, sssnwood, Ftr
ksAns City. Nj Vernon and way norss
GEO n. POSTER. Aeess
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nME fARI.l
rlxs 70 oLYxr1A
KAMILcHIH AxD CRAPS HARD0R.
III. PASSENGER STEAMER MULTxoxAR

VEuUUppO<fCOu Uni
Leaves Tacoma IRON the n. r wharf daily, en-.
cept Sunday. 9 Z =. sharp Returnfng,
leaves Kanilehie i2:l5 p. m: Olympia, 2 p N:
arriving In Ter0ma p M, connecting with
steameu reaching Seattle ct D. M, and which
ere through boa.s for whatcom and way rointa
Leaves Baker Bacon'e dock. loot OF Uui0n
street, seattle, for Tacoma. st q p. m. sunday.
n. B.-Thfs boat must be taken from II.
roma for Grays Hsfbog county, bein9 IL
only THROUGH BOAT.
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sMsppi.g Inssilig~nee

San FnANcIsco. June % Dcpsrtufes-st steam
Or San Pedro. Tacoma: ship Spartan. Seattle
Clearod--eteamef Columbia. Portland.
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sisht bills Of exchange ON London available
elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at al points on favorable
terms.
nds, stocks and other valuahies received
on deposit for safe keeping
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WAnuuq1un aAvu0 nAuI-uunn
~ osunA une9 - srsnsne1Ai iANA
xArzrAl- Uo.an
r<vrxxse
peoeonxn s.--- Rraai1saA
1890 1855 glc< rssA1uA
-. 6@91lne-- CA0As1<
ssxsEaAx nAxxrSa srmxxxs rnaxs.rxrn
psnfb dsasn ca N parss * tie wersa ~
e3sss rsid @ avanxs sad cns c<pasin
-. 1s 49, s,s "a =. 81 sssardsy -
Deycsin nay - nslsia psruea = - -
Sss s. sesss5 neesy order = sxpssAs and 49,
1 S., vi = rssurned = sssess<sl
I3csEr SOUND NATIONAL RANK. oy 81.
Duy ana ~ 'sss'xa and dounsssse e1sAs..>
'naasr money oy telegraph 70 aay pArs =
seposiis o. money sad issss -
books or certificates taesosee.
CORRESPONDENTS.
London. y. - R1ehschiA = soma
Parss. De RothscAiid mrs
xc ras YaS s. a y s sas So !
ssn asss csIn &C.,, xs,,ensl Bsah
04UI0xHfA
Portland. the Fisss kasional 1auk.
BAILEY aATxERr- ..-................ Pressaeu,
,.rEkEf--.-.-.--.---.. Wee rress0euo
s.ai saessd corner cherry and From, s .srs-.s
WAsHrSG1ox LOAN . Trust COMPANY
w Qncorpofafed}
H nnpsxs r 3 NJ ll-.:.......P rendena
Authorized capital
faid up espisal soI0oo
0erteAge loans On I'm proved farms ana en-
property. Lowest rasea No dslay.
BRANCH OFFICE:
neon xtlgen block. Seattle. WasA 0eerrs
Iowloe. manager.
KAsrERN OFFICES.
NJ : Van sssst New York: ssan bu1c.as
1EsTEsN OFFICES
oeme c0ce, walis walla wash; bsaneA a
0caA Co.fAx and soasslA
DExTEa HORTON CO.. BANKERS
INCORPORATED 1s1.
420o 900
10000
y T'ss rrcs,d..; ..--..-,w : nk Expp.
Acting MAnager.......N. II. LATIMEk
Sight exchange and telegrphic transfers on
New York. Chicago, 81. Paul. San Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
ia Washing on. OREGON aud
British Columbia
Sight bills Of exchange ON London available
elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made Ct al points on favorable
terms.
nds stocks and other valuahiee received
on deposit for safe keeping.
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no MoNTEsANo AND ALL FONTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND Z cRAYp HARDoR m
1hroosh IN one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Ksmilchls q = =
vi steamer from Seattle.
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UKsr SEATTLE FERRY
NoUNTAINEEB

HARRINGTON 4 Smiths wharf, foot Of waahtng.
con street, O. m daily, end returning,
except sundays. for
BRICKyARDs. NI1CIiELLs POINT SIDNEY
and head OF PORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES AT kkAITLE. s.30P. N.
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consuisasssn and prescriptions absolutely
vRss.
Send fog ire book explainins the Histogsnssic
System.
cAuTlOS--Ths Histogsnstic medicines ere
sold In bus one agency in each town. The label
around the bottle bears the following inscfip-
ton: "pr. J. Eugene Jofjsn's Histogenetlc
Medicine. Every other device Is . fraud.
Sole depot for medicines. J. l. ArnstrongA
Garfield wash.
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Sight exchange and telegrAphic transfers on
New York. Chicago. 81. Paul. San Fran.
cisco, Portland and various points
ia Washing On. Oregon aud
British Columbia
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J. KEITH WILSON. Manager.
Branches: San Francisco. CAL. Portland. Or,
Tacoma. wash. Victoria, Vancouver. New West
mlnster. Nanamo ana Kamloope. B. q.
General banking business transacted foreign
exchanges bought snd sold: drafts and teic.
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches:
Also on New York, Chicago Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject to check In
tcrest paid on time deposits
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NEERCHANTs' NATIONAL BANK
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FIvAN.
CIAL AGxHT OF THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT.

Deals in foreign and domeetic exchsnsea
q credit
General banking business transacted.
Once. Brown building, southeast corner ooe.
osd and Cherry streets
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-14
HiOnOS md DREAMS

\. Il. TNUMr. 1874 Main Street, Co
lumbla, :. g.. sells Pianos and Organs
dlrcct from factory. Ne agents com
missions. The celebrated CHECKER,
lng Piano. Mathushek Piano, celebrat
rd Tor its clemncss of tone, ightncss
OF touch and lasting qualities. Ma
son X Hamlm Upright Piano. Stcr
ling Upright Pianos, from 1922 up
AIon Pianos, from 5000 up. Masol
n Hamlin Organs, surpassed by none
Sterling Organs, $50 up. Every In
Strumcnt guaranteed for six years
Fifteen days trial, expenses boil
ways, If not satisfactory. Sold on In
Stnlmcnts.
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N~oo~ atJ. Pianos $50. Catalogue free
VIG dGlS u. f. Beatty, Washington, N.
PITTS CARMINATIVE!

S'OR CORRECTING NAUSEA DYSENTERY
= niarrhna and Cholera lnfantum. A
pleasant medicine OF lucalcnable merit in tho
n0mc circle for child Or adult. IL Is popular,
pleasant and efficient. Truly q mothers
frien il SOOthes and heals the mucous mem
branca; and checks the mucous discharge
from head, stomach and bowels. The mucous
promptly relieved by it rs the mucous dis
charge from the b wells. IL is made 10 rol!cyo
,h2 mucous system and cure nausea, and H.
does IL. II makes the CrIsicRl period Of tceth>
inE children afe and easy. 1T iuvis sorates and
builds up the system while 1t is relieving and
Cui lag tho wasted tissue. II Is recommended
and used largely by physi clans. For hale by
Wnnnamaker 81 Murkp,y Co, Columbia g. O.,
and wholesale by Howard g. Willett, Augusta,
Ga.
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n Proof OfMclit.

When II rcm"d! proves itself a cure
Tor the very worst phases Of blood
poison, il stands t" reason that minol
effects Of bad blood will rapidly dis
appear il the remedy is used in time
No remedy in the world has so good
reputation at home or abroad as a
cure for i'll stages Of blood poison as
b. B. B. Dotanic Blood Balm.)
Benz. Morris, Atlanta, Ga. writes:
Il suffered years from syphilitic
blood poison which refused to be
cured by all treatment. Physicians
pronounced it q hopeless case. Ihad
no appetite, l had pains in my hips
and Joints and my kidneys were dis
cascd. My throat was ulcerated and
my breast a mass Of running sores
In this condition, commenced use
Of Is. b. Is. 1t healed every ulcer
and cured me completely within two
months
Cobt. Ward, Maxcy, Ga, writes
My disease was pronnouccd ter
tlary form Of blood poison My
tacc, head and shoulders were n mass
OF corruption, and finally the disease
began eating my skull bones My
bones achcl; my kidneys were dc.
ranged, [ lost flesh and strength
and life became n burden. All said
must surely die, but nevertheless
when [ had used ten bottles of b. B.
IS L was pronuuccd sound and well
Hundreds of sears can now be seen
on me. L have now been we'll ovcl
twelve months.
n. L. Brmson, Atlanta, Ga, writes
Il had ~ running ulcers OH one LEG
"nd SIX on the other, and felt greatly
pro#tratca. | believe Inctually swal
lowed barrel Of medicine, in vain
efforts to cure the disease. Will
little hope | finally acted OH the III
Gont advice Of friend, and got q
bottl" OF b. T. Is. I experience &
ch;ngc, and my despondency was
somewhat dispcllcd. L kept using il
until had taken about sixteen bottles
and all the ulcers, rheumatism, and
and all other horrors OF blood poison
have disappeared, and ut last [ am
sound and we'll again, after IN ex,
pcrl"nrc Of twenty years of tortue
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CII a AISIoTTIG
FE MALE lNSTITUT

The building is now modernized and
improved as q boarding school until it
is second TO mono in the South in com
fort and conveniences. The Corps of
Teachers engaged for the coming ses
sion Is the best the Institute has ever
had. No othor institute in the South can
offer advantages superior TO those of.
fered here in the Literary, Music and
Art Departments.
Mr.. Maclean continues to be the
Director Of Music. The patrons of the
Institute, whose daughters were taught
by MIR. Maclean during the past ses,
sion, are referred to in proof of the
statement that he il the best teacher Of
Music who has ever taught in Char.
lotte. AS originator and director O
the juno Musical Festival in this city,
bis reputation has extended throughont
the South. VIM. Il. ATKINSON,
Printipal.
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troubled, you dyins-~erowd around
TINS Bethesda! Step in it! Oh, step
IN 1t! The angel of the covenant to-
day stirs the water Why do you,
not step IN it? Some of you are too
weak to take y step in that direction.
Then we take you up in the arms of
our closing prayer and plunge YOU
clean under the wave, hoping that, the
cure may be as sudden and as radical
as with Captain Naaman, who, blotch.
edWnd carbunclcd, stepped into the
Jordan, and after the seventh dive,
came up, his skin roscate complex
loncd rs the flesh of little child.
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SAvANNAH, Ga, March %, 1899.-
Mcssrs. Lipman Bros: [ was suffer
ing with weakness and general de
bility, being almost incapacitatcd
from attending to my business.
was forced to call on. DR.. Whitehead
for treatment. Hc at once put me on
Z. Z. p. Pricllly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium(, and after taking two OF
three bottles my health improved
and, although suffering for some time
with general weakness, debility and
oatarrh, am now comparatively well
man. f.. Is. FoRKEE, With Cornwcl
x Chapman.
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Flesh mass of disease, condition
hopeless, the system an entire wreck
nerves all unstrung, yet p. p. p. was
taken and an entire cure made. At
tend to diet and directions of p. p.
T. and all blood diseases must yield
slowly but surely.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-14

Nothing SO conn. lctely robs coniine-
mcnt Of the pain and suffering atten-
ding it as the previous use of The
Mothers Friend. Sold by all Drug
gists.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-14

That tired feeling, pains in the bacl,
and chest, distress after eating,
headaches and like affections are
overcome and cured by p. p. p.
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
sium).
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The Columbia Register has Just
ertcrcd upon its sixteenth year. The
Register has constantly improved
But i'll one thing it has never chan
gcd. 1t is now what it has always
bcen-an independent journal as true
as the truest to the good people of
South Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
FELIZ VIAJE.

De paso para Europa, hA llega-
do 1 este puerto, CON ~ simpati.
ca y bella hija y un senior Ayudan.
%, el honorable y digno Vice-pre.
sidente de In Repiblica Domini-
cana, sefior don Manuel n. Gau.
tier, quien ha tenido ID atenci6p,
que mucho NOS honra, de entire.
garnos gu personal tarjsta por
conducto del digno Consul do 10
Rspdblica en- esta Isls, nuestro
d,stinguido amigo. don Alexandra
Turull.
Nuestro Sr. Gobsrnador Ge.
neral, CON tal motive, cumpli6 los
debsres de c0rtesia, enviando 4
bordo 4 uno de sus seiiores Ayu-
dantes para saludar Al ilustre via.
jero. como 10 verified yendo aqu9l,
On compania del citado senior Con.
sul dc Sto Domingo.
Deseamos al ilustre viaiero to.
da suerte dc prosperidades y %.
tisfacciones On su visje, , felis re-
greso 4 ID Rspdblica en- que tan
elevado puesto ocupa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28
SCUELL DE- PiRYULOg In PONCE.

La Ciudad de Ponce cuenta ha
&C algunos dias CON una Eseusls
de Parvulos que dirigen las bsne.
meritas Fl jas de San Vicente de-
Paul, esas sublimes mujeres 4
quienes 81 mundo entero agrads.
cido llama con carino y elocuen-
cia Hsrnsonas de Ia C0rid0d y
las cuales viven y muersn consa.
gradas hsr6ica y exclusivamente
1 la ayuda, 4 Ia luz y al consuelo
de 10 humanidad, sin aspirar !
otra recompensa que & ID ben
dici6n de Dios , 4 Ia satisfaction
inmensa del sacrificio por amor q,
pr6jimo.
La Inauguration de ID Escuels
dc P&rvulos de Ponce fa9 solem
nisima. Presidilronla respective
mente respetabies Comisiones d.
aquel Ayuntamiento A y Junta Lo-
cal de Instruction. Numerosfsi-
ma y muy escoglda concurrencis
ssistio al acto, que amenizaron lG
oandas de md sica del Battalion de
Valladolid y de Bomberos.
Usarcn de 10 palahra, pronun.
ciando expresivos 8 inspirados die.
cursas, alusivos 4 IL conmovedors
ceremonia J apologeticos del san.
TO ministerio de las Hermanas de
Ia Carload, los distinngoidos se.
dores Ago y Garcia Vale, digno,
Alcalde y Cura Psrroco respecti
samente de Ponce. J eli Sir. Dias
Cd: Herminio), joven : ilustrado
jurisconsulto.
Nuncios seguros do 10 fructffe
70 que ha de resultar para la co.
:iedad poncsfia Ia recien fandads
Escuela de Parvulos son el hechc
de que hay "a matriculados eD
ella 100 ninos de uno y otro sexo,
de los cuales ccncurren al Anls
IS; 81 de que pasan "a de LAO ias
peticiones para iDgreso, que se
espera llegarau Z 200, . pesar d.
que solo 90 ha alberto matrieuls
para 100. J 81 dc que 10 Junts
de Instruction ha propuesto 81
Ayuntamiento aunsntar con uns
8 dos mas el ndmero de Las Pro
fesoras del Establecimiento.
Fslicitamos q Ia Ciudad del SUI
por el nuevo paso, que, hGcia O
verdadero progreso, acaba de dar
CON Ia creacion en- su seno de una
Escuela de PGrvulos, bajo 10 be
nefca, acertada y regeneradora
direction de las insignes Hijss de
San Vicente de Paul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28

Contfuuamente vemos en- los
periodicos de los Estados- Unidos
sdif ifcontss relatos probatorios de-
que en- varios departamentos de
% gran Rsptblica 90 hallan muy
lejos do pensar On la abolici6n d.
10 penA dc azotes piblicos, que
% impone ineludiblemente 4 10,
reos que % han hecho ital cas-
ugo acreedores.
Todo 10 contrario.
lnEl muy liberal , dsmocrGtice
castigo citado. 8 sea Ell de las azo
tainas pdblicas sobre Las desnudat
sspaldas de los delincuentes, estA
I Ia orden del dia, como &c die.
sulgarmente, en- diversos Estados
Dc IL Union yankee.
Recientemente, segdn NOS ente
"a IN psri6dico neoyorkino, tres
hombrss llamados James Hamil-
CON, John j. Owens 4 Isaac
Owens fueron condenados, en-
Georgetown, Delaware, & sufrir
la pena de Ueints IatigoSos cada
ano y ademAs 4 un aAo de cArcel,
por 81 delito dc haherse apropia-
10 IN eaballo On el condado de
Sussex.
La primera parte de la SEN
teneia, dice el colega aludido, les
fu6 administrada eI otro dis en- Il
plaza pdblies, donde mGs de tres
;ientas personas fusron ! presen.
ciar 10 ocurrencia, como 81 hnbis
% sido un acontecimiento digno
de clio; mucho mls, porque los
condenados SON de buenss fami.
lias. J aquello, por supuesto, an
ment6 mucho mas el inteT6s de
los curiosos y.
Y aAade:
En- Ell estado de Delaware
esos acontecimientos no SON ra-
COS, puesto que las leyes imponen
LOG casiigos corporales para cier-
tas classes de delitos, = ante tales
cosas uno est6 justiAcado si se
en- que siglo viysn Las
gentes de Delaware.
Es verdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-28

tos Dc las smpEssas que . formsn Il
,aloE Dc este pxpyeot0 DasIonal.
81, puss, koda 1nefte a. EnEones nbo-
aan Il neee1idad de que NspaAa poses
ina Vi tslsgrkGsa nzcionnl props, qns
sm0Ide j e0mpsnetrs m6s s9 psnsa-
niento, % extstencis, poiiklcs, "a
ministEatiya = mefcantil con 81 pen.
ssmisnto ] Il existsncia, ds Iss pro-
sinciss que posse ALA sn ii gran go
40 mexicano, Sc impons l6gicsmente
rlecesidad de fomentar Ia FsaIixsci6n
lie sse proyeeto por medic de 10 Sub.
venci6n. Ii difcn.tad de sekalas
6sts, msjor dicho, su msgnitud, Is
sido Ell escollo que hs paFalizado ID
.cci6n de todos los gobiernos sspano
len.
La longitud de la lines que &c pre-.
snpone ssrk de- 6,37l milIss, j L ms
yor profundidad de las aguas 4 428
fsthoms Gel fathom squivaIe 1 IN me.
sro ocho cisnos doce milimetros).
En- ID Republics Argentina % estu-
dia el ESTABLISHMENTS de an cabIs snb-
narino direeto entire LisbOa ! Buenos
Airss, cable que, desrdss del cue %
proyecta tender On el Ocisno Paci6co,
80 Lac posesionss ingIeaas del NoFts
America J Nueva ZsIandia, ssrk 81 mAs
grauds del mnndo, toda vsk que msdi-
ID $500 millas, pfssuponi9ndoss On
gasto total de- $4,000. 900 de fraucos
= calcul&ndoss On 5000 frances sada
milla.
Alsmania posse tfsinta , cinso o..
oles, DinamArca trsinta , seis, Fran.
cis cuarsnta , ssis, Il Gran BfetaAs
cisnto euatro, Grscia cuaFsta y cineo,
Italia veintidos, las Indias Britanicai
setsnta J dos, 81 Brasil discinusvs
Norusga dsscisntos treinta y sails, ]
Espaha tres, sisndo asf que ocupa upl
vsntIosa posici6n en- sl 0caano y 20.
see una extension considerable d
costas, tanto On In Psninsula some q
las provincias dc Ultrsmaf".