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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
GAOHTILLAS.

G00 0VoOs 00 AVnb0 OS4VuL00e1
Ell domingo por Ia Association de
Oat6licos, en- ell temple de Sauto
Domingo y en- honor del Patroci-
nio de San jose. fue muy solemne,
brillsnte : lucida.
Pueden mostrarse altamente sa-
tisfechos los devotos sefores de
Ia piadosa Association.
/ Asi, asi sc propende a la mayor
gloria de Ia Iglesia y de sus ve-
nerandos cultos !
La concurrencia & los del domin-
60, 10 mismo que a los del skbado
por Ia noche, en- que hubo ademas
fuegos artifciales en- la plazuela
de San jose, fu6, mas que numero-
So, numerosfsima, y por todo extre
mo escogida.
Todo en- estas solemnidades re-
visti6 verdadera magni6cenOia, que
resaltaba en- la parte lirics-instru-
mental Y Cantada--en el hermoso
decorado del tenn plo, en- la ilumi-
|naci6n, en- los notables Conceptos
que salian del elocuente oiadof So
grado, ETC., etc., etc.
Reciba nuestro APPLAUSE la entu-
SHASTA = respe table Association de
Oat6licos.
Tsatro.-El SAB do dltimo can
t6se en- nuestro Ooliseo Ia gran
zarzr e'a de Chapi y Ramos. Ca
rri6n titulada La Tempestad. 81
desempeho de tan preciosa obrs
fue en- general mediano. El Sc
nor Oamacho, que hizO de 81.
mon, es IN artista inteligente y es'
tudioso, que con ell tempo alCanza-
"a graDdes lauros pero, fraRca-
mente, era demasiado para sue &C
tuales aptitudes ell citado dificil &
importante papel. Por ESQ, 81. bic q
es verdad que tuvo momentos fe.
ices y fue aplaudido, no pGdo me-
nos de flaquear en alguuos psssjea
de Ia obrs.
El domingo 90 representation tres
pleas lirico- c6micas, y aqui paz =
despu6s gloria. En- ambas no.
ches la concurrenciR al Teatro fue
numerosa, y no escasearOn lof
aplausos. En- la Ultima eant0 Ia
senora Latorre la danza BoTinquen
| y unas peteneras una y otras ARE.
bataron al p6Dlico.
EnTenen smisnto.- Con el epi
grsfe EHcsasnamisntO pOr Ia yucc
bTaUa, cuenta el siguiente tristl
aeontecimiento La RGs6n de Ma
yagiiez, fecha "a del que espira;
"He aquf ell relate que nos aca-
ba de hacer un testigo ocular, de
desgraciado suceso Ocurrid0 el Mar
tes, % de los corrientes, en- Ia ha
cienda de don Pedro Agostini Biz
cana arribal.
En- la mafiana del mencionadt
dia, Pascasio Perez, jefe de ana IA
milia de dicho predio cafetero, pro
visto de So machete, fue q nna d.
las talas inmediatas en- sOlicitut
de piAtsnOs etA etc. con que prepa
rar el almuerzo de su prole, y 81
lefecto, arranc6 alganas yucas y la
Illev6 para la casa La meriendI
Sc Eeritc6 & Ia una, y va & las do
Sc sintieron los pfimeros sintoma
laIarmantes.
i A Ia fecha On que escFibim0
(hoy jueves) va han fallecido do
Imujeres y un niho, y estan grave
Imente enfermos PaEcasiO Perez
Iau HIS mayor. III 81. Juez dc ms
ltrucei6n se txaslad6 aI lugar de
snceao. No tenemoa mas detalle
acerca del heobO referido. En %
Iso one tengamos que rectificar al
lgo, 10 haremos gnst0sos. iamenta
do q anceso cue dejamos cOnais
laads
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30

A las oeho ' media de la noche
Fandic:ones de hero, Agencias de
|compra Y venta de fruto 81 fune-
rariss, Id. de negocioa Dentistas,
Medicop, Abogados, Procuradores,
Escribanos de actnacio es, N0ta-
rios, Tiendas de quincalla, Id. de
efectos de escritorio y Dep6sitos de
tabacos elaboKados.
Puerto Rico, 25 de Ahrii de 1890.
III Alcalde Presidente, Juan Jo-
sS P0toNs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
GUIA LOCAL.
.SOBRINOS De EznUIAGA,

Casa de giros y comisiones.,
Agentes de los vApores-correos de Ia
OompafiA TrasatlAntica ESpAnola.
Agentes de i'd i'd de los sefofes
White Genny y Co., de Liverpool.
Agentes de Id id de los senorss La
rrinaga J Co., de i'd.
Agentes de i'd i'd de los SenOres j. T
Nickels y Co., de ID.
Agentes do 10 OompahiA de Segur1'
contra Incendios denominada 10" Ro
yAl de Id y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
LINEA DE vApoREs

DE J. n. CEBALLOS q 90.
81 vapor iDgles " Sneatdh To.
wer" dc IA expresada lipea, 6ldr6
mahana del.pue'to de New York.
co destino 4 esta Isla
Consignatarios, s. de sails 3 Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
Las PiSHLlR PElT0RlLES

del Dr.. Gonzalez, de Brea, Oodei-
na y Told, calman los akoesos dc
tos, suavizan la garganta y mOdi-
fican las irritaci0nes de lca bron.
quios y pulmonea. Son mejores '
mas. baratas que lbs que vienen
prepafadas del extfanjein Sc ven.
den en- Il Botioa De San 1Osk.
Icalle de Agniaf esQuinh { Lahpa.
rilla, Habana y en- San Juan ca
casa dc Guiliermety.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30

Merca 10 d.. Mayagdez. D. una
Rerista de E1 Resumen
CAFE. -
Las tfansaccionts operadas eu
este grano son POGO frecuentes y
de casa importancia, tanto por
ser ya reducidas las existencias
como por la poca, armon'a que
|exis'e ct tire les aspiraciones de 10
|tenedores y ias d. terminaciones de
los pecuIadorss. Cotizamos no
minalmeute de $24$ 26 por e1tre.
mos de 1clases. ~
Exportado; 4793,O55 kilcs.
AzGOAR.
Tanto por los pasadns dias r
fiesta como por la poca disposition
de las productores D aceptar Ia
desfavorab es citcunstancias del
mereadO, ha reinado mucha desa-
ni acisin & timamente y han sido
de escasa importancia las partid 8
qte han cambiado de manos e
m rcado cierra f 10. y los espe u
ladorts parecen dispuestos q no
traspasar en- sus ofert 8 LIS tipos
de $270 4 q.
En- cen rifugaias NADIA Sc ha be.
cho q f'timamente,
Exportado: 1887 boes y 4752,
sacos con 1,l06. 1876.
& MIELEs.
Con demanda regular, desde $is
hasta % los ITO galones.
Exportado; go bocs. y 90 BIS
con 1853 mil, 895 kilos.
CAMBIOS
Para etc vap. Sc colocaren fuer-
tes sumas 81 Londres a 1921 y
B 90, peTO q timamente, debido
la activa denanda de papel y & la
falta de vapores que lleven los
frutos preparadOs para embsrque,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
SANTORAL

Mercedes, 30.--Santa Catalina
de Sena, virgen, San Indalecio,
OBJ. J mr., y San Pelegriu, conf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
VICHY ESPANOL.
Aqua MINBR0 MEDICINAL
Id -E IN@ALU@.

Els licarhouatads, alcalina, di-
gestiva de sabor agradable y exec
iente bebida para tomarla en- las CO.
midas sola 8 mezciada con vino.
E>ta recomendads para ell reu-
mat'smo, afecciones del est6msgo,
Was nrinarias, rif6n y vejiga.
Depdsito: En- casa de Manuel
Bsrr"la, calle de San Sebastian
20 81.
Prre;cs; a25 centavcs botells
or eaias de 60 botsllas, 10 pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
vapor espahol poNcg be LEoN.

Vapor espafioi PONCE De LEON.
Procedente de BarceloDa 7 esca-
las ha salido del pt erto de Santa
Cruz de Tenerife. y Sc espeFa en-
este del 3 Al 4 del pr0ximo mes de
Mayo.
Oump ,sa Il ii, ,s1;sf1a sepuirx
para Maya iiez. Ponce, Mstanzas,
Hab ma G enfuego-, para Onyoa
tres 6lt .nos \ mite carga y nasaje.
Co sig ata.ics, hubert HHnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30

Decreto del Excmo Sr. Goberna.
dor General convocando d la Dipu
taci6n Provincial para session ex.
tEaordinaria que deber$ celebrsrse
el ,dfa 8 de Mayo pr6ximo. Va en-
otra parte.
.Itinerarios que deberan segniI
los Fieles Almotacenes de los dis
tritos de Ia Capital, Msyagiez, Pom
CO y Humscao para veriicar Ia
comprehension peFi6dica de los OBJ
jetos de pesar y medir.
ReIaci6n de vaFias marcas de fa-
bricas y comercio que han sido con-
eedidas Y 90 remiten & este Gobier-
no General. ia
Ha vuelto 6 hacerse cargo del
Oonsulado de Venezuela en- esta
Capital el Sr. CONSUL propietario.
Aviso sobre appropriation de te-
rrenos para las obras del FerroCa-
rril de Oircunval laci6n.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
MONIES & CO,

Uomercansss OomiaiouiItas. Agentes de Las Ii
neas de vapCres AasillaHa, AaGs, Winckss.ss Hon
daSas. and Csmesol Amsrieax del Son JaaM Cris
sObai Colon. Del LlOsds de Londres, Dssksoks,
Lloyd de Berlin, Oommsveidl UAicn FSrs Assxxaa
oscoMpany de Londres. Corruponsales generals
en- BOtvd y UHdsrSSiss df Nueva- FORK. Rsprsssn
antes del nsus'o BsscAio~Js De SsgSvos aAvttlmos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
OpEHluIOass ut suuuEs En PUERTO
TRAvBSt.

ases f.v TRAvBSfA.
Col amer. "Lizzie w. Matheson,'
deseargando.
i Gol lug Maud s." @ rgando.
Bya. rusa "Oolombus," descar-
gando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
REVISTA COMERCIAII.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

los tenedores han eleva'o el tip
a Sc e, que citaDcs hoy como co
rriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
Para indinfdnns esnrnfnlnsns

Para indiVfduOs esCrofuloSos q
que padecen de afecciones puln o
nares, Difios Taquitic0s y la are
mia, la Emulsion de Scott es IN re-
medic soberano.
Oaguas, Puerto Rico, Abril de
1887. -Se1ores Scott Y Bovine, Nue.
va York Con trecuencia he pres
srito la Emulsion de Scott en- estes
1itimos cuatro amos 4 niflos raquf-
ticos, q individdos escrotulosos, al.
gunos que padecian de dyspepsia y
dolores redmaticos por causa de de-
bilidad : miseria de su organismo,
asf como en- las afecciones pulmo-
mares = bronquiales, habiendo OBJ
tenido siempre I'm resultado salts
factorio. La pureza de los elemer.
tos que componen dicha Emulsion
y los principles reconstituyenles
que posee. Ia hacen de gran ntili-
dad, no solo por su .eficacia, GUAM
to por Ia facilidad con que Sc di-
giere, aun por los niios5 de poca
edad. @a .e.....e
! He oreido M .deber participaI
este & Wv. y ofrecerme 50 atento
serVidor. st&
DR.. Manuel Gimtnes Cras,
Como ramsdlo por excslencia pa
"a las almorraDas, ell UngdentO de
HdmameIs HWginicG del DR.. O. @.
Bristol es veriaderamente maravi.
lloso por Ia seguridad y rapidez de
sus efectos. .t,-
Tanto 81 como ell Eztraoto dOble
de la misma planta, que tambi6D
lleva el nombre del sabio autor,
SO aplican con sorprendentes efec-
tos en- Ia curaci6n del Reuma-
tismo, Golpes, OOntusiones, Hin.
chazones y todo NAL de indole In
famatoria 6 6ulOerosa. 81
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GRAN PABRICA DIX FOSlOROs.
sDaBLG LUI,--OSO-Y CROHOS.

Unica premiada CON MedalA do Plata, On Ia
Exposition Universal de Barcelona.
Ventas al oontado, q { plazos.
Depositos: EGOzCUE Y CLOS, IGLE-
SIAH Y 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
HERNAIz q co.

l7.-TETUAN-l7'
0omerciaAsaa InporsadoEss Dc tOda eInsaH @
msrcAaciAs. l
Gran snrtido Do lOnhrefes PaRaM&.
YeAtaa al por mayer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
MIELES.
Sin operaeiones.
CAFE.

Cotizamos clase corriente A S24s
quintal. e
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/ N. HQUIERDO & co.
sooIHDAD EN- ooMANDITA.
Fortalexa, 81.
COMISIONISTAE

IMPORTADoREEY z ExPoRTADoRES.
Giran letraS sobre Ian capitalss principle
peblaciCnas do Espafa, lsla de OGba, Estado'
Unidos Inglatsrra.
Agsntes de IA CompaHia Trauatlkntica d.
vapoFes de PIEILLos, Sdeas y o., de Ckdix
Agentes de IL Compahia de Seguros Mariti
mos del Lloyd IngIss: The IndsrssiGae q
Agency A Asscoiation Limitsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
OABoTAJn.

Col. esp. Coraz6n de Maria,
carga para Mauati.s
Col. esp. "Isabelan, carga para
Yabucoa, Naguabo. y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30

Merca 10 d. Mayagdez. D. una
ReristG de E1 Resumen:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30
Jast n q.

Bsaos Z. uOauo, I, Ahfll lapos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-30

Restab ecido. o.-Sa hslla Y. Com
plelamente restablecidO de la do
lencia que acaba de sufrir nue. ,tro
distinguido amigo. don Leoncio
Areal, 8 ,Quien hemos tenido el gus
to de salndar en- esta Imprenta.
Oelebramos muy de veras ell res
tablecimiento de tan digno funcio-
mario y amigo.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
PIcNlckeRs IN A BLIZZARD.

Colorado Pleasure Seekers Have q Thrill
ling Adventure in = Big Storm.
DENVER, Colo, Feb. 14.-All trains
from the east and south were delayed by
Monday nights storm from three to
twenty hours. The snow was not heavy
but was mixed with sand. Consequently
it was impossible to use plows, and miles
of track had to be cleared by hand SHOW
cling. A Santa Fe freight was wrecked
near Pueblo by colliding with a box car
that had been blown from a side track,
but no one was injured.
A party Of young people living in Col
orado Springs had a thrilling adventure
Monday. They left the city early for a
days picnicking in Cheyenne canyon.
At the hour of starting it was like a June
day. The storm came upon them sud-
denly, and grave fears were entertained
by their friends. Searching parties were
out all night, but without success. Tues
day morning word came that they had
found refuge in q ranch building. Sew
eral Of the party suffered from the expo
sure, but none of them is in danger. The
searchers were not so fortunate, as sew
eral of them were badly frost bitten.
]. E. Webster, a contractor Of Denver,
lost his life Monday night in the biz
card. He had been out in tho country
on business, and returning home, was
overcome, sank down in a drift, and was
frozen to death. The body was discov-
cred yesterday.
1t is not thought the loss to stock will
be heavy, owing to the short duration of
thu atOrm.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
fFrom Thursday's Daily.1


W. J. Merritt of Barker is in town pur
chasing supplies.
From the lecture platform Nellie BLY,
is telling interested audiences about hel
globe girdling and is reaping a rich bar
vest.
Yesterday, Mt Benton, w. N. Pickett
Co. F, Goth U. s. infantry, of Camr
Poplar River, and Miss Margaret Duffy.
were married by Rev. Father Tunnel
s. j.
Mrs. d. Searls of Benton. was a pas.
senger owe the Great Northern, today,
bound for Anaconda where her son
Jesse is to be married this evening tc
Miss Kate Canovan.
The excavation for Alderman Bridges
store rooms, corner of Second street aud
Third avenue South, is progressing rap
idly. Stone laying will be commenced
there in a few days.
While here DR.. Mussigbrod secured
the money on q $50 p0stofflce order for
John J.. Stanford, one of the patients SEM
to the asylum from this city. He says
Stamford is about ready to be discharged.
A. Nathan, the clothier, started east
yesterday. He will be gone about thirty
days and will visit the manufacturers of
New York and other places where he
will select a large stock of the latest
styles of goods.
A newly arrived visitor in the city
stepped out on the street and after fully
expanding his respiratory apparatus ans
taking In" the situation, remarked {:
well this is the finest climate in the
worldw He was right.
DR.. Mussigbrod arrived IN the city yes
terday on his way to Great Falls. The
doctor is heavily interested in mines in
the Orc Elmo aud Dunkleburg districts
and is making a good thing out of the
business. His company has lately ship
ped twelve cars of ore to Great Falls,
which gave handsome returns.--Inde-
pendent.
Floor space above a building is very
cheap. Our builders will be wise if,
when erecting business blocks, they make
enough so that if need be they can run
the buildings up six or eight stories.
Power will be cheap and elevator trans
poItaIlou lS becoming very popular.
W. J.. Kennedy returned yesterday
from an extended visit to the Barker and
Wolf creek mining camps. In company
with E. r. Clingan, he crossed the
mountains, on horseback, over the Blank
enship trail. The miners of Barker are
in good spirits. Several very rich strikes
are announced in the Wolf creek dis
trict.
The River Press publishes a portrait
and sketch of Hugh Monroe, known as
Goldman Monroe who now lives with
his son on Two Medicine Lodge creek,
on the Piegan reservation. He is re
ported to be 100 years old and has lived
in the northwest nearly The whole of his
remarkable life. The old man is still
hale and hearty.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
SALE OF OUTSIDE ACRES.
New York and New Jersey Parties Inves'
Nearly $4,000 In Land Near the

New York and New Jersey Parties Isvest
Nearly $4,000 In Land Near the
City.
An important real estate deal wa con-
summated today by which s. s. Sher
wood of New York, and John Gould of
Paterson, New Jersey, became the owners
of 24O acres Of valuable land adjacent to
this city. They bought 80 acres of @. P.
Downing, being half of his quarter of
section 20, township 20 N. range 4 east;
they also secured the northwest quar-
ter of section IA, township go N, range
4 east. Both tracts are east of the city
and within a few miles of he Black
Eagle falls, "the center of population"
according to Capt. Gregg's theory. For
the 20 acre tract purchased of Mr.. Down
ing, they paid $4,000 and 1850 for the
other tract, "cash money" The sale was
negotiated by Fl. E. Randall and is one of
the most important that has
taken place here for some
weeks. The purchasers are wealthy
citizens of New York and New jersey.
Messrs. Sherwood and Gould, accompan-
led by Conductor Hill Of the Great
Northern dining car service, spent the
past week in the city and the investment
they have made is evidence OF their faith
in Great Falls. Willard Bronson of New
York city, a land broker, is interested
with them In the deal.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
The news which was published vester.

The news which was published yester-
day In regard to the Northern Pacific
surveyors, If true, means much for Great
Falls. The route from Billings to near
Grafton was cross.sectioned last summer.
The route from Grafton to Belt is COM
paratively easy, there being a water grade
uli the way with the exception of a short
cut which will be necessary In
order to cross Rocky ridge. From Belt
there will be no serious difficulty in gain
ing the bench-land, and from there to
this city but little grading will be neces-
sary. The Northern Pacific is evidently
In earnest about this matter and will al
low the Great Northern no advantage
which it can prevent. This road will
open the Judith basin, one of the richest
agricultural and stock regions of the
state, while it will also tap the Yogo and
Wolf creek mining districts. The freight
traffic which a railroad passing through
tits country would receive would imme-
diately place it upon a paying basis. 1t
would place the farmers of the Judith
within easy reach of a market for their
grain. stock, wool and dairy products; it
would increase immigration and the
country would be rapidly developed.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
WHAT DISCIPLINE DOES.

Four Hundred Children Escape From
. Burning School House in 2 Ia Min
uteo.
New YORK, Feb. 14.-The Catholic
orphan asylum, on Fifth avenue and
Fifty first street, was damaged by fire to
the extent of $50, 0C0 at s a. m. The 400
boys, inmates of the asylum, all got out
in safety. The origin of the fire is un-
known. The boys had just finished
breakfast when the fire was first discov-
cred and had gone to their respective
class rooms. Sister Martha, the mother
superior, quietly informed her associates
that the building was on fire, and they,
in turn, told the boys to put aside their
books and go out into the yard. The in
stitution is under strict military disci-
pline and the little fellows, led by
"Col." Robert johnson, a lad of IA years,
vacated the building and filed out into
the yard. 1t took them just 2 10 min
utee to retreat.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
UNDER 4 LAND Slide.
4 Number of Dwellings, Buried In
Debris and Several Lives
Lost.
Hopes for the Missing Schooner Isaac
Chapman Abandoned - Nine
Shared Her Fate,

EUGENE, Ore, FEB. 14.-Word has
been brought here by the mail carrier
from Florence that a land slide occurred
on the mountain above the Suislaw river
last week, burying the residence Of A.
F. Andrews and killing Mrs. Andrews,
her daughter and little son. Andrews
and ar older son we're thrown into the
river, and, after floating on the debris
all night, were picked up several miles
below in an almost dying condition. A
number of people in Suislaw were driven
from their homes by the recent flood and
9 large amount of property destroyed.
The bridge r Lake Creek was carried
away and a man named Turner drowned.
In Lane county the loss is estimated at
5000.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
EO A IN PRISON.

ga6 AsOrlsans Found Guilty and Sen.
t3 fenced at Paris.
+ RAR1s, Feb. 14.-The case of the Duke
4 0S1fAns, who is charged with violat.
1iS(&t{{ Expulsion law was called, and the
duke was found guilty and sen.
to two years imprisonment.
e[Sdnke will not be formally com
TO prison for a few weeks vet, in
that he may have an opportunity
x6lfsAal his case. :.
sSasissss4he Verdict Caused Disorder.
1.-THE time for resuming the hear
1 fIg$the case of the Duke Of Orleans
the court room was packed. Or
i538ouncement of the verdict the air
f6d with cries Of "Vive rArnlee,' >
" laaQrleans," and .'Vive la Repub.
yAe gen d'armes were compelled
the court.
the examination the duke de-
5XlGnt he had entered French terri
Ethe purpose Of serving his coun-
Sc0mmOn soldier. His action, he
IN nothing to do with the political
tacf his family, as they concerned
father. the Count Of Paris. The
"a that he appreciated the re-
My which he had assumed in
in France, but he was guilty
III crime than a desire to serve
6S1<n country.
{niifs reconducted to his cell in the
ekie, the duke withdrew the
md ssluted the crowd which
red about the building.
l. leple quietly dispersed by