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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

The affair as on the last two occasions,
took the nature of German, the first part
heine led bv Master Whitney Wallace and
Miss q race Pollock, and the second part
Inv Master Albert Harden and Miss
blanche Moffatt The excellent piano
music for the occasion was made by Mrs.
John MofTatt and Miss Dee POllack. The
fayors were handsome, and in many in
stances new aud original, and over this fea-
ture alone there was much merriment.
The next session of the club will be held in
two weeks. The Misses Blanche and Jes-
sic Moffatt, Of South Chaplaine street, will
pntertain
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22
Item, advertisements.

WANTED-AT ONCE A BRIGHT. ACTIVE
~ ~ Boy, aged II to IA years. EGG Err, WAR.
MIN " W. mr23Q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

,OST-BLACK NEW FOUNDLAND DOG
= with white front feet name Towser Had
white bunch on end of tail. LOUIS FRICK.
ftnaville. Telephone $50. Reward offered a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

rl4v Night Club had Just
ior anything this week
.'st1-c.ed OH Friday az the resi-
s ' ,u~ Mrs. George Wise on North
U tel where their son, Master
gracefully appeared In the
-.>- There was general
i-t -4-0. and prettier luv-
-a> lC- been seen this season.
"-- a-ry participants as seen In
stirred Dob pretty aud attractive
indeed pleasing spectacle
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

The Boston girl who knows everything
is requested 10 step down from her pima
Gle aud make way for the Wheeling girl.
This request is based on the allegation that
there is a young lady in town who not only
mingleS in society great deal but who is
also interested in church work, athletic
sports. and finds time 10 read real hard.
Since September I she has read all the
works of Thackeray. Jean lngelOw, Tenny-
son. Burns aud Byron. She also studied
Guilot's England sin volumes Mot
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

WANTED-BoY TO LEARN THE PAINT
w ing trade; also boy to learn the black
smiths trade. Apply to CHAS. J. ELIG Il co.
No. 937 Market street. mroSo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

Invitations are out announcing the mar
riaae Of Miss Lizzie Bowcock. a.daughter Of
Or and Mrs j. W Bowcock, of Clarks-
burg. 10 Mr.. Charles W Blackwood, Of
Washington. Tuesday afternoon, March 81,
az the Central Presbyterian Church The
happy couple Will reside in Washington
Civ. The bride is one Of Clarksburg'
prettiest and most attractive young ladies,
and has been a favOrite in social circles.
The groom is a successful real estate
broker of Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
por.nnnl md GeneraI.

Mr. J. T. HaAau and bride are at the TX.
change Hotel
Mr. Thomss B. Ciit'enden, Of West Point,
was in the city yesterday.
4 marriage license was Yesterday issued 10
Cicero Smith and Matilda Ward lcolored).
The Brass Monkey" will be al the Acade-
my IN tho 18th, 18th and lith of this month
Tho Council Committeo on Cemeteries met
YESTERDAY afternoon and TRANSACTED routine
business.
Mss Ellen lee daughter II Governor Fiiz-
hueh Lee. Is in the city, the guest CI 1rs' \.
3. Caum.
Nj, Mamie Bentley, eldest daughter Of the
late Col. h. B. Bentley, /, reported as very
ill with Pneumonia.
Mr. Samuel F. Gilhland. Of the South Bos::
ton Times. Wg> IN the city. and PAD OrleI
visit o. lHg TINES olhce.
stated communication Of Henrco Union
Todce. No. l}0. \. T. and \. NJ. was held last
nicht at Masonic Hall on Iwenty-nith street.
Nr r. b. Chaiiu's horse and buggy was
.tlIen last night about 50 or strayed away
from the corner f foushee and Broad streets.
1lrs. Wollard wife of Dr. A. G. .Wollard.
died SUNDAY morning at heT residence on
sixth street near Main. She had been suier-
inc with the grip fof some weeks past.
Mrs. JUDGE Shea and daughter. If New York.
yer, in the ci.y Yesterday and stopped al the
Exchange. Judge George Shea was as
,o.iatrd with NJ Charles OCon1r IN the de-
,,nre cf ex-Presilent Davis. and bis name ls
in The fac-simile Of Mr.. Davis bail bond which
is hanging in the State library at the Capitol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
AsENsirrONAL CONFESSION.
One of the Alleged slayers Of Hcnnessey Re
lieved to Have Diyulgcd the secret.

NYw ORLEANS. Ia. Mar. 2.--The testimony
elected in the Hennessey case Saturday seems
to have been quite as startling 20 the prisoners
as IL was 10 the public. When the prisoners
were brought to the bar Manuel Poliiz, one ot
tbe men who was identlicda as doing the actual
shooting. was found % be grcaiy excited.
He crew very excited IN manner. and finally
Natmuga was requested by the court 70 ask
him what va, the matter PoltZ answered IN
Sicilan and said he wanted an interpreter. a
he had decided tO say something % the court
There being TO Interpreter IN court. one
had bee sent for. Meantime n consultation
between counsel was held. Whom the
interpreter arrived Judge Baker or
dored PolitZ to ho ttScn into ms
private Office and himself the interpreter
and counsel for both sides followed. and what
ever B0litZ had % say was -ald I'm private.
When the party re-enterod the court room
pOlitZ was gLa-tv pale. He was evidently
frightened and whatever he said evidently ar
f,ctod him. After the Judge hal taken his
seat on the bench. Mr.Sommar, OF counsel for
defense announced that they could no longer
represent Politz.
The court thcrcupon appointed counsel To
defend PoltZ When the prisoners were re-
mandcd back 10 the dock. poltz was afraid to
walk with them lie also did not want 10
g1 into the same room with the others.
but he was assured by the sheriff that no harm
would hefll him. llc went lu very roluc-
family. however While the counsel Will not
dSu'er what Politz said. It Is under
stood that hc made a conf asion Of startling
chancler This VIII Doe produced during the
frtl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
IrR. EEsFELD ENrERTfINED.
Complimentary AFFAIR by the "Rlchmond
Male Conquests."

Alr. con Esfed. who has been the guest
of his sisters. Mrs. Leon Suause and Mrs. !. /.
Slrau.e. VI this city. and who returns to his
home. Burlington iowa to-day. wa7 rendered
,n entertainment last night ~ Ilmmerman's
narors br haul 0f good fellows. known as
IN, Richmond Mlle ClnIucet-.
4 supper Wi. served. which embraced
oysters raw. fried and chahng dish, wines,
cMmmenc and entrees
Following Wa, the programme Of entertain
ment;
sam penlhti inn "GohDn Size Ycch. vocal solo.
n -..I tion from "Ins a.Iuan-n
simon Whif .och. "Our Girls-IweiVe Seasons
JOHN Rhodes Keep in dc middle, song. ''ape-
cial IrcWiur-A Cori,er'
NORRIS Myers "lct,rs Bug. recitation.
lke Levy. "lIiu.r.' d lhy-lnl0 flcal tfcallse.
Dan Nhifiock. Your Ante. hre solo.
Byron NailDryein. "Our lhc-tnut,. toasted.
Nose Rose, How stout I'm getting rec!ta-
ton. ......t..
Ice Straus. High Kicker dance,
ll0uro, Levy. "Nho stole 'Haush with the
iiT Ansic. "Not Round" poom-by permis-
sion Of hif mansg ger.
Morris Asher Lean ice Felt. experiment.
Harry Binswangor, smart 4 Lick fresh sto-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
Annthcr rntnI Wine Accident.

N4suvu1r. INN. Mar IN acci1ent
occurred saturday at tine Whicwcll coal
mime, i'm Marion county. by which three mon
lost their lives. while five others We're severely
injured. The brake on the drum at the top
of the incline refused 10 work while "a uip was
being made with ,iSteen men iu the ear going
Mp. The ear crashed into the top. The lope
broke and the car started down the
incline at q frightu speed. J. ". Stewart
Laurence Watry. aud John Abbott were IN.
-tauty killed. and Edward Knox. B. Arlcdge,
john Gentry. Harry Rider. and John Nc
Pher-on seriously injured some Of whom
mlN lLn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
Shot Her Faithles. Lover.

Nrw Yons Mar. 2.-Paulina Roberiico On
Italian girl aged twenty employed as a tyous-
cr fni.hcr fatally shot Der former lover.
Nicola Plero. ON the sidewalk IN front ot 20
Spring street this morning. The girl was ar
rested. She alleges that Piorro betrayed her
under promise of marriage and on his re-
tusal u iu.nl that promise she shot him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
Murderer Thief. pisamist and Dcscrtcr.

HcNrINGroN. W Va. Mar. Ed. Jackson.
who wa, arrested I'M Greenwich county, Ken
tu-kv. a few days ago for robbery, has con-
Tossed the killing Of u mau in Logan county
living. lle also confessed 10 having deserted
from the regular army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
4 sinlncto Nlr-leY.

LosDoN. Mar O. To-day being the one
huujrelth anniversary Of the death ot John
Wesley. the great tAcpiogian and founder Of
hothodi~u. q statue Ia bis honor was un-
Nolej iu tuepre-eucc of large cluconrse Of
pe pile ia front Of City road chapel, the head
nlIritl. nl N...nlNns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
Apra,1eman Injured.

r. n. Beas.ey. a brakeman on the Chesa.
peako and Ohio railway fell rom s''l train
M t4.l5 o'clock this morning near @ryHulh and
Canal streets. He was dragged some distance
by the train Ills leg was broken and he was
considerably bruised.
Nlr. Beasley lives a; Fourth and Main streets
and was taken to his holie shortly after the
unfortunate affair by the ambulance III charge
of DR.. Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
To liect Eoomer..

kansas CrrY. Mar "A special from A.
kausas Citv. Kas.. says. A detachment of
cavalry under Lieutenant Gold. and twenty
four Indian scouts under Llcutenant walker,
left cainp Merritt this morning They viii
travel back aud forth across the Cherokee
strip. and eject all boomers and settlers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
County Committee.

The Henrico County Democratic Commit
tee met yesterday nj the rooms Il the Powha-
flu Climb. and after hearing a full expression
of opinion of candidates and many citizens ot
Henfco county. the committee decided -
holda primary election March 26th, TO elect
candidates for the various county Offices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
4 Boiler Explosion.

SHANoKy. Pa. Mar. ?. Two boilers at the
Henry Clay collicry exploded this morning
resulting ~ the serious injury to four engl-
ue.rs and water boy. The building was
thrown out of place. The loss Is estmated at
-y5 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03

SrRrNGflrlp. Ill. Mar In the Joint
Assembly to-day Two Senators and eleven
Representative. responded to the loll-call and
The 1881 ballot resulted Palmer, 7, Strceter' D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
Tn. rar Contest Decided.

ISpIANApoLIs. INp.. Mar 2-ln the Senate
to-day the contest ot Miles W. Barnes against
Robert Loveland for the Senatorial seat from
Mania district was decided IN favor OF Love
land This disposes oi the last contest pend
ing in the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
uaaaVit In the street.

8lr. Edward Cogbill was attacked with a III
Yesterday while Oh Broad street. The ambu
lance was called aud he received the necessary
attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03

The number Of men now employed on the
relief railways in Ireland is stated o. be over
5000, besides many women and children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03


/ local boards of examiners will simply
assume nominal charge of the examination OF
/ applicants and VIII have nothing to do with
/ TIE formulation ~ the papers or
their marking and grading when an
examination is concluded Under the
f existing laws it has been found that per
sons doing mechanical work can Dee
su iectad fo examination and tbs Is prevent
f cd 20 ,le a.li offered. The recent nve,tiga-
ton las shown chat appointment To positions
ln t.r pu IIi' -.rrlce uy tie department. "l
examination sill require political or personal
inh h.iel"" rather t.au merit on the part OF lue
applicants
sINiIoG GEoEcr's THoJGuIrssSrs.
The sc.ra 10 tie Capitol tonight was i'm
spring. Iha ,aiiera. were crowded to over
. flowing with vel dressed ladies and tine effect
UINu tur lawmakers was very notice
ab'e Every ouc Of them appeared
o. Dee seized with an uncontoHanle
desire to oratc. and as ruie o'd i'; ihe
crowds in thc repective house esq. a'a iii
+ Orr iu tine cor' .I- and SltuIy Hall was
lFYrifc resort Ir che overflow.
Iu ,hD Senate Alr. George was the atillr-
Uul fer ~ome tme. having taournt' sly
iei himself iu tle dnpei chair II tAe late
-..f.r Ieu-t
f.-u.-t excitement was naturally in tno
l.n.r House. aul al 'lr time Speaker Reed
lsi h.- hands NL So this writing There is
Ulf .-ol fIr l.uOfne that tH' differences
which ...-. between fl. tHH houses on .n-
rr..rlfI.u l..- wIl le |u-tei uud tnr h..7
In .l before u..u oi Wednesday. rendering
au DA'u session uuu ro- irF.
a uIg RAILROAD SUIT SETTLED.
Tlo Supreme Court of thc United States to-
@as affirmed tae decision of tIe Circuit
Court t.r Minnesota m tae case ot
tl. ST. Iugl and Pacific railroad
against fh. Northern Pacific rNai ih'
,l- involved f... ownership % many th.u-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03

Sir Henry Parks, of New South Wales, was
elected president Monday OF the Australian
Federal convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-03
THE KAISER AND FRANCE.
NE VIII OFFTCTfLLY IGNORE THE
DISCOU URTESY TO MS MOTHER.
Ex-Prcmicr Crispl Endeavoring TO Return
to Power Proceedings Of the House Of
Commons -Gladstone's Literary sensation.
Foreign Affairs.

10y IN|IH n II" IIITI7"'T
LONDON. Mar 2-The Emperor has, it IS
stated in q Berlin dispatch decided not 10 de-
maud any explanation from France AS TO the
treatment of his mother. He will ignore the
results so far as official action j, concerned,
but continue his change of policy IN regard TO
French Interests generally.
PAuis. Mar. q. Commenting ON the agita-
ton resulting from the visit of Empress Fred
eiirk t0 PARIS. the journal des Debats repgl-
mard, tine violence of section or tine Paris
press for IFS false PATRIOTISM which has leit
an effect iu frsnrr greater than Dc would have
had twenty years ago. Too much sign n-
cluce the journal says. is attached To such
manifesto fatlou-auru1d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-15
GACETILLAS.

"Angel Guerra. Sc ha recibido
en- esta Imprenta Ia 81 palte de
aquella famosa novela la Ultima J
lie Perez Gald6s.
Otros libroS recibidOs en- Ia I'm
prenta del BoLETTN:
CODIGO OWL comentado y
concordado extensamente con ARE
glo la nueva edici6n Official, por
@. Mucius Sc8vola, abogado del
ilustre Colegio de Madrid, 8 tomos
pasta espafiols.
LIBROS DE INSTRUCTION.,
por don Isidoro s. Colon, director
del Colegio Central Poncefo.
Geograf1a Universal, IL parte
$3.50 docena.
Geografia Universal, q parte
| $3 doCena.
Historic de Espaiia, Il edici6n
% docena.
| Historic de Espafla, 2s edici6n
t$5 docena, y 30 Centavos el ejem,
piar.
TRATADO DE GIMNAsIk
| lPEDAG0GIOA, por don Jos6 San
chez Y Gonzalez dc Somoano.
i 0bFa de texto en- las Escuela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-15

1885 fueron 108 Las primeras Y 181
las ditimas. En- 1886 fueron IS pol
1873 ell aho eiguieute, 70 contrs
123; en- 1888 fueron 81 por 144; er
1889 fueron SO por 175.
Estos datos pruebsn qua la j g
ticis criminal legal Y regular ocu
pa en- los Estados- Unidos una ST.
uac'6n subaterua, y cue la que
con preferencla fanciona es la de ls
plebe amotinads, no va en- Oregon
8 la Calf mia, en- ell Oak ia 8 or
Ohio, sino en- los Estados mas an
tiguos y cultos.
Es de observsr que e. lynchGgt
nj siquiera consiente la identified
clon de las personals, y que no Sc
aplica 1nicamente contra los ne.
gros 8 los indios que cometen cier-
tos abusos. 6 contra los miembros
lie la Malta de Nueva Orleans, ST.
no q1e Sc emp!ea en- ell Oeste para
csstlgar a los ladrones de caballe-
rfss. Prcpiamente, csc procedi
miento es una vengsnza mas bien
que justicia, un asesinato como el
que castiga la ley.
La opinion en- Europa no puede
conformarse con que las autorida
des locales del Norte America Y Ia
prenss periodical atr bnyan al Ign
ohage caracter, siquie a sea vago
lie institution juridica permanente;
Y ell articnlo de M. De jardins,
que nos referimos, expresa esta re
pugnancia.
I'd. de la MI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-15
La Ley de Lynch.

En- ell cuaderno correspondence
al Is del pasado mes de Mayo de
Ia ReUue des DeuG- -M0ndes, M. Al
thour Desjardins, del Institute de
Francia, ha p1blicado un curioso
estudio sobre la aplicacion del pro
cedimiento sumario de iuaticia
{ cuand0 no de venganza), aplics-
do en- los Estados Unidos con 81
nombre de lynohage, 6 ley de Lynch,
y sobre el coptlcto diplomatico
pendiente entire Italia y aquel pals.
No repetiremos la narration de
suces conocidos de nuesiros leo
torres, tales como ell allanamientC
en- 15 de Mario dItimo de la careeI
! municipal de Nueva- Orleans POI
la .multitud, en- la que esta vez t.
guardian muchas personals de posi-
| cion, como el abogado M. Par
kerson, director del movimiento, Y
que invadIendo la osrcel, enconir 70
refugiados en- el patio dc mujeres
| 4 varios italianos acusados de per
tenecer a Ia asociaci6n secreta d,
criminales denominada La MOfGe
| Y les di6 muerte.
i Jurisconsultos ameriCanos hal
lllegado | 4 decir que es justificabl,
!. | tai proCedimlento, pues cuando Ii
Ijusticia regular ha tuncionado NAL
la llamada "Ley de Lynch " abr
al pueblo IN reeurso legitlmo.
Il La prensa americana se ha eS
! presado igualmente, como 81 /
practica del lynohGge fuese otla &C
lso mas qae IN acto de barbara,
euaodo no es una venganza. n
: Desjardins traza la historic de es
costumbre desde ell siglo XII; di
: ee que fu6 el irlsndes Patrici
+ Lynch que le dio nombre, y d,
9 muestra con datos que, lejos de d.
creoer el IyGohGgs On la Uni6
r Americana y de llmitarse & los e
! ltados del far a0est, SO extiende .,
Itoda aQuella Repdblica, inc,usos |,
!. Estsdos mas antiques = cultos.
eI En 1884 ascendieron & 1O3 /,
J. Ieiecuciones legales, en- todo el t
, rritorio de Ia Union, Y s 219 h
lgmohGges 8 ejecueiones sumari
]. por 10 multitud amQtinada,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-15

Con nucha Irecuencia es hti asodir
-mpleo de la crAsota de alquitran de hay
Al aceite de higado de bacalao, en- ell trata
iento de las afecciones de la laringe, de lol
,r6nquios, de los pulmones y principalmentt
II las bronquitis cr6nicas en- los catarros
ssta asociaci6n presenta grandes ventajas
,un en- la ausencia de verdadera enfermedad
: cuando solo Sc hace uso de ella con ell fir
lie fortifcar un pecho debil, en- un tempera
nento delicado.
Essos dos medicamentos se encuentran
reunidos en- las cdpsulas de Berthe creosotd-
dos, en- las cusles la creosota de alquitr&n d.
h&ya Sc presenta en- diseluci6n en- un sceits
lie higado de bscalao, particularmente reco
nendable, puesto que Sc obt' sne por procs
iimientos que son los dnicos que han mere
lido Ia sprobaci6n de Ia Academia Dc ne
iaiaa de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-15
0FssiuI0nES Oe suQuss en- PUERTO.
TRAvESIA.

Berg. esp Rosalis," desoargan-
do.
Bsa. nor. "Auna," descargando.
Berg. amer. "E. T. Campbell" )"
lescargando.
Col. ing" G sraldiue," cargandc.
Berg. ing. " Venice" pendiente.
Boa. noruega "zelmira, pendieu-
Vap. esp. N. L. villaverde," !"
cargando.
CABOTAJN.
Bdra esp. "Nueva Flor, pen
diente.
Col: esp " Petra,0 carga para
Arecibo.
Col, esp. /" Conception" oarga
para Mnati.
Col. esp. "Paq1ete de Arecibo." !"
carenando.
Bdra. esp. Ritita," oarga para
Arroyo y Ponce.
Col. esp. 4" Dichosa," carga p~ra
Maysgiiez y Ponce.
Col. esp. " Inocencia," pendien-
to.
Col. esp. "Olementina de Oaua-
rias," carga para Naguabo y HUI
macao.
Col esp "Joven CLARA, cargo
para Aguadilla y Msyagiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-15
FRUT0s DEL PALS.
uPERAOI0aES SCORE FL kuELLE,

Las partidas consignadas & la
orden con destino a la Hahana,
Ilegadas por berg esp Rosalfa",
prOcedente de Palma de Mallorca,
fueron vendidas por los consigna-
tarios del expresado buque, sefores
Rubert Hermanos, q los selores
Sierra y 90.
Por A. Rauschenplat: A. Oaldas
y o., 30 Of arroz Hamburgo. A
Barcel6 Y Perujo, 20 ST pimienta
A Baquero y GAndara, % d cerve
"a. A Gonzalez y Perez, 100 g.
arroz Hamburgo, % d cerveza
255 Fl arr0z Jap6n. A Trigo @ vi.
danes y 90. y Barcel6.y y Peruio
85 ST arroz Jap5n.
Por 8. de Rzquisga: A Egozc tle
| y Clos, 379 fardos tasaio.
Por J. Ochoa y Hermano. A
Gaviho Vicente y 90, 100 q pasas
so d aceite.
Por Paaoios &: 90, A Gopg
lez y Alfonso, 60O.2 q pastas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-15
MOvIMIENTO De BUQUEs.


De Barcelona y escalas vap. esp.
" Montevideo," de $500 toneladas,
captain Izsguirre, q s. de Ezquisga,
379 fds tasajo. Palacios & comp,
20 d fresas, 2 d f6sforos, 600 d
pasta. Ludwig Duplace, l d ina
genes. Villsr y Fabian, 13 d teji-
dos Y otros. Scrs de G. Mantilla
Y comp, a O impresos. Font y Vi
dal, a q tejidos y otros. Julian
Matienzo y comp, 2 O quinCalls.
A, Msyol y comp, d tejldos, l fdO
aIpsrgatas. Armas y Jim6nez, /
brroa tiDta, 8 ids, d quincalla.
Piza Hermanos, fdo, 6 d teiidos,
O espejos. Barcel6 y Perujo, 2 d
naipes. HernaiE y comp, 80 d to.
Ijidos, 5 O perfnmerias, 3 d para
guas Y otros ! D papel. Scrs JOSE
Hernaiz, II d tejidos, 1874 pp vino
A Lynn Scra. de Morris, B d libro,
Y otros. Ohavarri y comp, % d, 8
fds tejidos. Zalduondo ' Vslle
d teild0s. Ahumada y comp, 2 d
teildos ; Otros Oaldas y comp, 81
seIs papas. Viisnde y comp, 60I
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). Madrid, 20 de Junio. .-Dfcese que
en- una conversation particular sos
tenida Dor I'M diputado con el Pre-
sidente del Oonsejo de Ministries,
este dijo que no habr4 modification
ministerial hasta ell otofio.
Madrid, 3O.-En el Consejo de
Ministries celebrado aver se hs
acordado no intentar la discussion
de los presupuestos de Ia Isla de
Cuba y procurar La aprobacion de
loo de La Peninsula.
Madrid, 1c de Julio.-En la ba-
rriada conocida con el nombre de
Ribera de Ourtidores, ocurri6 ano'
che m horroroso incendio que des-
rruy6 nueve casas, 10 mayor parte
dedicadas & fabricas.
nj espectAculo era terrible. Ls
rente abandon6 los teatros para
scudlr 8 presenciarlo.
Hobo catorce heridos. A las dos
de la madrugada pudo dominarse
el incendio.
La comisi6n de actas del O0Dgre.
80 ha acordado proponer la nulidad
de las de La Habana.
Madrid, 1o--Hoy ha regresado
Ia Oorte 8 Madrid sin novedad al
guna.
Madrid, 2.-Se estan hacienda
restiones para evitar que SO alar-
9ue mucho Ell debate sobre las
cuestiones de Cuba. Int6ntase que
renuncien d la palabra algunos de
los Diputados que la tienen Pc
dida.
So dice que hoy serA puesta On
libertad Ia Duquesa de Castro En-
riquez.
Madrid, 3.-Ha continuado hoy
en- ell Congreso la discussion sobrs
los ssuntos de Cuba.
El ex- ministro republican, seflol
Carvaial declarose enc migo de IL
autonOmia. Rechaz6 La creacloI
de Oamaras insulares, exponied'
ideas sinceramente asimilistas, pue
otra cosa, dijo, conduce oil separa
tismo.
El Sr. Carvsjal dijo que no firm
al manifesto de Ia coalici6n repu
hlicapa DOR no estar conforme col
Ia autonom5a.
Ri Sr. Labra pidi6 en- su discurs
Ia identidad de derechos para 10
AntiIlas, Y dijo que los partidos p'
Iiticos de Ultramar deben fundiIs
en- los partidos dc Ia Peninsula.
Madrid, 3.--S. VI. 10 Reina h'
Oente d. Maria Cristina Be presel
IS inesperadsmente frente & II
ruinas de las casas destruidas p'
Il incendio en Ia Ribera de Curt
dores.
INA inmensa muchadumbre r
ae6 & 10 sobefans, RClamAndola fr
nEtacamente.
6. M. visit6 el lugar donde se Q
her0au lae familiAs arfuinadas, di
tribugendo entire ella important
eOGorfOn.
Nm Ia session celebfada aver p
el Congress-, pfCnunci6 IN discr
so dedicado 1 lsA cnestiones ultr
marinas el ex ministEo Sr. Becerl
En 81 dilo que los presupuestos
Il isla de Cuba, pendientes de d
nrs;6n. tienen IN dEHcit de 6mill
ii ss. Reesssa ag.eg6 Que no {