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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
LINEA DE CUBA,

LIegsrAn solo hssta Santiago de Oubs
los vapores que saleR los diss s, Is , 36.
Los de los dias s y 80 tocarAn On
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, Gibara, Maya
RI, Bsracoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
Ell dis Is harG las mismas escalAs,
& exception de In de Msyari, y adem&s
tocacA en- Sagus de TAnamo.
Todos retornsr6n verifcando sus 80
lidas dc CUBA los diAs Is, 30 , 8, efec.
tuGndose las sntradas en- 10 HabAns
IN Las fschas correspondientes de 10,
10 y Q de csdA mes.
Ninguno de estos vRpOrea tocarA D
"a Fetorno en- Guantanamo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
lERlIClO COSTEVO In ITO. RICO
VAPCR "AVILES =,

HaldfA Dc San Juan todoa los klel
colss nj AmAEaeer, una vsx p3r sl Eat
y otrs por sl 0sSts, tocan6o en- 10
pantos de Fajardo, HumAoaO. Arroyo
Ponce, MAyagusE, AguadillA, y Areci.
bo , vice Tsrsa rsspsctivAmte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30

nduhsa duTane Esdos noa fnha
Meco oro pOes perme ofreoe pdbco un arfcno ons
nos p1ede moaa n parte guna 6al0 nlngdn coneepto
3r Euestras BRILLIANTLY LIZ s0r Al
sstAn regsradaa perseguA todo dgor lev o i
hcaoorea - - -~"&S
Pe6eo Rehnado aGas Luz Solar" &255 Gaia de 10gaonea
Luz Blsnte extra f1a El Esnte". de dem idem
6ensina. 400 a idem de dem idem
0asoima 400 a idem de dem idem
AgSntes generates para sa SOBRINOS DE EZoUIAGA
San Juan, Puerto-Rco-Oale de ForaeSa, ndmero IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
A. v lSO.

senoo obe de ecuentes imitsCones Las Pdoas del doctor
Reveton emas las preparsdas excn
aCredada Fnrmsoa los senores Vale OaDoo
verdadera formula cDcos esan
torzadOs para mi noUbre dchas Pndoras.
0spositos Oapta Guismety-POlce Vale Cancio-Arec
Famacs RvSreOosmo FarmsCa BetancesLares FarmSCs
IturrnO.~ Olales, Farmacia del Lcdo Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ RETER0N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
FILETES.

Para salas De sabaeos dssds u
ess hasta u millar.
L'segrstsa asl BoExrrx Dc A
sIsa s' sasssora de Maria, Pussse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
Vinos de RU2DAy 90R0
.9IIT0 7 SlAACO,
mM Ms sHIHcis QuB Sl eeIeG.
Al puBxlco,

Assbsn Dc sscibirss, ON ID tisuda q
q, O.rciA q 10, San Jose nAm. !, lO'
: 5iapco 40 Rusaa y Tore (Ossts''s)
= ss dsssllan por bOtsllas. sAErafons'
susrsop msdiaa pipes, q psseios con
vsnsionAlsa. -
T4nanas an. suanta gas In cisAas
k,anda q q Gnica que recibs tan Co.
uuisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
V.APORES
x,ORRM0s-MsR A&O&1S
IN LA nnMPAHIA fRAsATLAMfl0A
4MTNe
DE A, LOPEZ o. Go.

SePviaio para Pusrto-kiso u AsDAHs'
sALIDAS. DE Barcelona los dias 70
Il csds mos Dc Malaga sl ~ 1-Dsu.-
dIs 81 10 v B0.--Ds EantaAder si xOs--I'e Ia
OorunA 81 81.
He expsrdsn billstes dirsctos para 9ayagess
Ponce. Santiago do Cuba, Gibara, Nssvitaa,
Hsbanilla dsIoa, cen trssbords ON Fusrss'
s.sniae q HAbaxa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
-. :.srANCIA.

S@ swsssa asa ass@m Aa Mss ole
xsssa as@assa Rasa asmsaaaaaa aAam "a
aasaa 80 asa@HzaasAa. mm - Iwas ~
aa3 ! nsAzA a.~~AMem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
LUZ BRILLANTE.
LA LUZ EN- FL kUNDO De LOS NEG0CIOS.
AOEITE PARA ALTMBRADO DF FAMILIAS.

Lsbs's ae e1plO si6ss y CEN
'nsts6n ezpontdneas.
Sin hssmo ~; Msas osoT;
Este.aceite. producto:.d {.
na fabrication especial
ssigual, sino superior q 10,
,ue Sc importan del en-
anjero bajo diversos nom
res y msrcas, tanto pc
sus cuslidades lumfnicas
ONO por la seguridad cue
frece & los consumidores
sNuestros precios son mn,
'ho mas reducidos quel-4
Q las marcas extranieras.
ne con este mayor preci )
o brindan q los consuml.
ores ventajas de niaxuns
iase.
Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
EMPRESA
Y 3ORHS EPAHULRS CORREOSDg Las LAfTLLls
y trasportes miIltares
10 EobrinOs d. Herrera, HabsnA.

Los vHpores de estA empresa efec
tuarAn su salida desde este puerto en-
los diss s, 10, Is, 30 y s5 de csds mes
D las 5 de In tsrde en- los dias de labo'
y . las IL del die en- los festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30

BoIETN MERCANTn.
La bolsa, ell Oomercio ,
les sociedades MercaD-
tiles, / tomo...--... 4 B
LAcCiones de Derecho Mer
cAntll, por yarios alum,
nos de don luis Silvels, l
| COmO.~-~~s .~..s...A U
Ii0rO dc las Satiras, DOE
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, Comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
na, GrandeEas de los
peQuenOs, Epigramas y
letrllIAs, Vsrlas faDuias
yMOraIejas, tomo, rus
nOa 26O psglnss.. 1 O.
lCAnulO0, NOVela por don
Mariana Ramlrc, l to-
mo r1stlCa n
Anconete y -C0rTadlllO Y
HI hCenclado Vldriera
pOr idem, un t0Mo. 80. q
Los BanOs 0e Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, I'm tomo. Q!
Nl gallardO espanol, idem,
Por ldem, un tomo. q
Punt0s de Vista, p0r don
Mig g0el Moya, un tomo g
La 10Y enda do NoChe-Due-
nas~ ~.s~~ s~-~~~ s~~~s~ 6l
El nlJO del SacrlsLan, por
uVn OarAos FrUntanra,
UOmOS. .s.ss....s-..~~ 81
GCOs NaclOualec J OanCa-
nltos, poE III lu.--.~..~ 4 OI
Fenpe z? ESuuulO HlsCOEI.
60 orttlcU, pOg V. Co
moz, i LOinU Al
nleErU, EStuulU cIentAn-s
10, pUr uon juno Go-
n1oZ.~ HI
AaDILsbIIIusau ue IUS. Az
GrUs, pOS don Jose Mo-
reno kuenLeS, L Jom0.. b
MueDies y TspIOes, scgun-
ia sArle 90 UAftas u una
seIOEItA eoD1e Ia hADl-
t~cion, pVr h. MLQuel ~
sbRola, 1 oDU.-----... Bl
domShaJo kCeLUc, Poe
,slAs DC 80 lngsnl0s, -
tomos..-.- $4,000 zee. n
OAmelias, poesiRs dc San
MSEtln J Akullera, TO-
nlOsss "a. 81
Leyenda de los Reyes, no.
v1la historiOaA pOr don
TOrcuatO TArrago, l to-
sLmo. ~.~~~.... a
IJs PuebIVs JoveneS, Ca 1rn.A
,tnulo nlst0Rico -1Iosorico
sObEe. los Estaaos.Uni. -,
doe J In AnsIrala, i Co
mo.......~.~~. .-~~~~ 1 o.
Anatomia del coraxon Dor
dun TcOdoro Gu1rrero,
to1Vu uss~~~~.s.~~~sa. 6(
Las mauSces poE Frontau.
IA, i q
Pleito del matrimonio, Dor
Guefrero J Sep6lveda,
gOmo s4 4.~~~..s..a~s~~ ~
OanGares de IN vie)o, por
don TeOdoEo Guerrero,
toWo. .s."...s....... IL
Ouentos soclales, por Id,
tono. ..s.s-.~-~~~~...A 81
Pocslas, por don Antonio
h. 9rtio, tomo $50 pa
Lsos entEemesea lde Gar
vanEc@l, z tomoa. n
La g'tahiila y 81 amante
noeral, ;ie Id, tomo. q
Ls&s dos don0ellAs y La
ucE1A dc Ii sAngre de
1dem, tolno->~---.~ a
81 oaAamicato. engAnoeo.
dc tdern, | tomo.
VaAJe del Pasnaso, poeaiAs
por III, l tomo. ....... a
81 Ucloso kxsrrmeho y La
na nnslda, pur ideEn, IN
totno 90 -~~- -.~----...
kGna@ .-.---~-
OEigcA Col flAgio 90. No
lloo ~ tUnu..--. s
La LasAA pos el DeseeAo.
.PoS fGsa1A J b4rseA, /
toE21 80 ~-s-- s~@~w-
lsA Influenza &c La rnakcs
sh 10 EcgsAsezaeaon 40
. 'saAA, Ps PaaeJa scxrm-
IL, ! Eoaao.-----.-.-
\ ~xr@eaoasa E@p~AolAs y
AnsssvAaHa. puT aun 2.
| n.@1aao Aaksaa, / Ecmo. {
| L>Fsss@a - LAs@ Jsss E<AasmrsA
/ kAas exss az szam Aw mN taama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
T1NTAS!PARAsESCRIBIR
In LA.IIPRRNTA DEL "BOLETIN EERCANTH.

-+1E
Las tiDtas para. .0scribir quel .vsnas eyta CASA
prOcedontss dc las mgores FaDriOas del mundo in.
dustr'aL uoia0m1tsn COmp0tenOia en- el meroado.
=, Sus.nsrmOsOs cOlOres So durabindad sus seleo.
tas oasss las Rersntizan dandOlss patente dc pro.
duotO superior
Anadase este La gangS de una baraturS sin
igual, 7 50 OonVsndra en- que nuestras tintas nara
sscribir tenen Jon perfeCO dereCho Oonquistads Ia
praferanoia general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
LINEA DB OAIBARIKN.
REMOLCADOR

Esta empress tiane el vnpOr AGU1
LA, pOtsnte para lsmolques por lAs
costas de sstA IalA, y hAbilitADdo Dc
OOmbas para Achiq Vas ndlss para SAL
vnmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
yIAJH DIRH0T0 OxsDR r0HRTo- Rlo'
ala Coruna D santander'
s.us. J. p..rso.R .R,ae i dsa 1t 3 eada nass

30 sxpidsa pasaiea do lido vuslta CON II
~ ia fsmiliss cue pagusn Ia squivalencii
aa1 nsssjee sntsros, 90 leo hara 10 rebals de
Is por cisnto. Esta rsbaia no 90 apicaDie
,os billstss de ida y ysslta. q
m Ia i.ay r. clase. On niae msAer ae
saos en- cads familia, gratis. Les dosnss me
norss do aaos dc paaajs, Dc u M snes ae
oumplidos 4 pasals, do ID amos esmpl'oss %
sn o. prsfsrsncia y O.. ordInaria. On nlAs
,..ts = 3 aaos gratis. be 3 81 aaes I pssale
DO Vail aass i pasais, dc IL sass On adslas'
70 pasajs satsre.
xxN "A do Las AM%x&3Aw'
vapof M. /. VllLAvEhOE
M - - .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
LINEA DE PUERTO.RICO.

Salen los dias TO- 20 los vspores
que hacen el servicio de Oorreoe.
El del dis 10 tocs On Nusvitas, Gibs-
ra, BHracos, Guantanamo, OuDs, Oabo
HaitiAno y Port-su-P Princs Puerto Pls-
Ia, Ponce, MAyagnez, Aguadills y San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al retoFuo hArA
escala en- los mirmos puertos.
III del diA 30 ir& por Nusvitss, W-
bara, Barscoa,. GuAntGna mo, Cuba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, MAyaguex, Aqua
dillA San Juan de Puerto Rico, vis
iendo por los miSmoa puertos.
Retoruar1n sniiendo de Puerto Ricu
oa dias 30 y 5 respectivAmsnte; toCa.
In en- OnbA los dfae 80 y Q, llegando
q ls HAl0na en- los fschAs corrssp0n.
dientes De 4 y IA de- cAdA mes.
Ninguno de estos doe vApores tocArA
4 ~ Petorno an Guantanamo.
LINEA DB OAIBARIKN.
Todos los lunss 4 les 9 de Ia tards
saldr& L1 vapor que, tocando loo mArtes
en- 10 Isabela de Ssgua, usgarA q Gal.
barien los microbes.
RetornarA salieDdo. de ORibarien los
juevss, despues de la llsgada del Gso
dc pAsaJeroa, COZ escaiA en- S@gua, y
llsgarA q 10 HAbanu los Visrnss,
Todos los vlernes 6 Las 8 de la tards
saldrA otrO vApor que tOcarAen Isabel
do Ssgua ios sAbadoA , legar& D OAi
bArien loo Domigos.
EfectuAia su retorno. .saliendo de Oai
BARREN loo martss, depues de Ii llsgadA
del tren de pAasJeros, tocarA en- SaguA
y llegAr& . 10 HabAnA Loo mi6reoieA
REMOLCADOR
Il A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30

GAasFvs &C. pa Sc an lAsaal,
, eeseaN a veTsSs. .....~.
dc saA1a sAa&A J axsra
$3.50. s@.~. ..
sL~a@@Sxsa &C. 80 lasASs. 5
ssas'@s sSaSA. ...~~-~--~
4 ssAAA1a4zs sasAlsg1FxA . e@A-
@svae FrSma ..~-~~~~.---.
gSs@aa ga J a@mxsarAaN .
aasaasA verse ~...~~.
A. g@aaa wv@sa nsGa. } 60
so. TeSms. ms..--~--
La 0s@@ t@6~1a~ samsexaaa
60 assA2m TesnaA ..~~-.
Y assss s@sma - AAaa.aA.
@aAma O. y as4za4 pa
S@sS y 1askAaA.....~.~-..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30
LIBROS BARATOS.

De venta, en- Ia Imprenta del
BoIETN MERCANTn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-30

yapof M. /. vlLLAvERoE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-16
1T WAS MUCH TOO Thin
The Advocate General Attacks The EH.
dence In The Panama Casa
DE LESSEPS DENOUNCED
Excite ment and Interest In Paris
Has Waned Since the Con.
ciusIon OF the 1estl-
mony-Addresses.

PARIS, March 15.-Thcre was a small at.
tendance ut the trial OF Charlie DE Lesseps
and his fellow defendants to-day. Public
interest appeared IN have waned with tho
close of the testimony. The counsel re.
sumed their addresses. Lagasse con-
tended that the government had shrunk
from proceedings against all of tho offend
crs concerned in the case. and he argued
yehemently that the scandal would not
cease until the whole truth was revealed.
Roussellc spoke in a similar tone. The
advocate general delivered an earnest adj
dress IN behalf Of the prosecution. He
maintained that the government had done
the beat IL could to bring everything to
light and denounced Charles DE Lesseps
as having used artifices 10 throw doubt
among the subscribers to the Panama lot
tcry bonds. lie contendcd that the evi.
dcnce confirmed the guilt Of the defend
ants.
Continuing, the advocate general made
q somewhat extended reference to freyci-
net, Fioquct and Clemcnceau and their
connection with the scandal, defending
the course which they pursued and justi-
flying the advice which they gave that
Charles DE Lesseps should comply with
the demands made upon him. rather than
become involved in n law suit with Baron
dc Rcinach. The speaker then turned
his attention to Fontane aud Blondin,
both of whom he denounced in strong
terms. tie then declared that the expla-
nation made by Sans Leroy, that he rcin-
vested pO,0OO francs of his wife's dowery
at just the time he is charged with having
accepted that sum from the Canal conn
pany for changing his vote On the Panama
lottery bonds bill. would not hold water.
The advocate general demanded that tho
defendants deputy, Duque do La Fau-
conncric, and ex-Deputy Gobron should
have tho same punishment metcd out to
them as would bc imposed upon Charles
he Lesseps. The advocate general closed
his addrcss with graphic description OF
the poverty. misery and general ruin
which the Panama operations caused
throughout France. The court then ID.
iourued.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-16
DIVIDING THE DEBT.


MissssiA's rhrcs CoUnti~s' As@9oaD--A
scrsp squsripE I'm the University City.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
MissoULA. March Is.-The commis-
sioners Of Missouia. Flathead and Ravalli
counties met to-day in joint session with
Gen. J. y. Marion AS chairman, aud c. l.
Evans ms secretary. for tho purpose OF
spportioning tho debt among the three
counties. The only work accomplished
during tho day was the fixing Of the valu.
alton Of the bridges in Missouls county
proper at $4,000, and in Fiathead county
at 81 Zoo. II Is expected that the work
before tho commissioners cannot b 90
complished In less than 10 days. The city
10 filed with representatives OF blank
hook manufacturers anxious for slice OF
the work necessary in their line for the
new counties Of fiathead and Ravalii. and
II 10 likely that the bidding Tor the sams
will be warm and spirited.
Spring fights are now tho regular order
in Misso,ia. To-day's scrap came near to
being serious. and was between two menu
bers of the colored brigade, In the course
Of which razor, % chair. and . half
grown revolver were brought into play,
but without any serious damage to either
participant. Inside of an hour after tho
scrap one of the contestants was languish-
ing in the county Jail with fine of 500
and 9odays sentence hanging over his
head.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-16
THEIR WORK COMPLETED.
The National Republican League Com.
nsittce Has AdJoarned.

mittce Has Adjourned.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Thc executive
committee Of the National Republican
league closed . three days session at the
Plaza hotel this afternoon. A sub-execu-
tive committee Of tho national league was
appointed to-day and 10 made up as fol-
lows: President, James s. Clnrkson. ex-
ofilcio; James A. Blanchard, New York,
chairman; A. b. Humphrey. New York,
secretary; ]. II. Manley. Maine; Isaac
Trumbo. California; 4. =. Allen. Michi-
gan; ]. w. Patchell. Indiana; w. Z. Riley.
Kentucky; w. w. Tracy, Illinois; John B.
Robinson. Pennsylvania; j. p. Kelly. WIS
consin; III. Deb. Clay. Virginia; and Frank
j. Cannon, Utah. This special committee
was appointed for the following purpcees !:
To make all necessary arrangements md
TO have charge OF the congeu0on
mt Louisville, Kentucky TO eok
after the leagues interests hi he
New England states. particularly 4 he
matter of reorganization, whsre Is
deemed advisable; t6mAkee report teohc
convention on league wufk.
Representatives attended tho conven-
tion from all the important states from
Maine toCalifornia. President Ciarksou
said: "The correspondence of the league
shows that the blood Of the party IL u2
and that we nrc ready for tho fieht. tn
prospect for large attendance Mt Loud
willie is good. and the Louisville people aFS
making ready to give the visiting repuo
licans Kentucky welcome. Some Of th4
most eminent national speakers In ~
party will attend. and II Is quito probah
that Chairman Carter will call meetiI
of the republican national COMMITTEES y
meet at Louisville AT the Same time. To
committee adjourned. subject TO the (
Of the chair, and may he called to nee
Washington or Chicago next month";"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-16
MINNEsoTA.s SCANDAL.
senator DonncIly Exposes the Rottenncs
of the Coal Combine.


Of the Coal Combine.
ST. PAUL. March l5.-Thc joint iegsla-
turc committee, FOR the investigation OF
the coal combine, created sensation by
seixing the books Of John ]. Rhodes, man
ager of tho Minnesota bureau of coal
statistics. They wcre guarded at the state
capitol till this morning, when Rhodes
sent petition TO the Legislature for their
return, claiming that they pcrtained 20
his personal affairs. In the house the pc.
tition was referred to the special commii-
tee having the investigation in
charge, without discussion. In the
senate the matter was antaRoniscd
apparently under misapprehcnsion,
for all opposition was withdrawn after n
fiery speech by Donnelly. lie said that
the committee had not yet had time to ex-
anime the books thoroughly, but hurried
look into few OF them revealed the eS-
istence Of n combine the like Of which had
not heretofore been known. II set the
prices. and dealers venturing To deviatc q
hairsbreadth were shut OF from all sources
of supply. The books showed that although
Rhodes declared that he knew Of no such
thing as coal combine, he had received
thousan nds of dollars ms fees from those
depending Oh the combine, and letters
showed that dealers who venturcd to cut
rates, even one cent per ton, had been
shut of from all supplies OF coal. Moro
sensational Developments arc promised.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-16
SOME MORE VISITORS.
The President Expresses His Appre,
tion Of 1Iarrison's CourtcsIes

The President Expresses HIs Appre
tion Of Hsrrisou's CouricsIes.
WASHINGTON. March ia very di}
fed delegation was introduced to .
president to-dav by Bancroft Davis, p
cordcr OF the supreme court. II was q b.
posed of four bishops of tho Episcdal
church, Rt. Revs. Parct. Of MaryIa&d,
Potter. OF New York; Whitaker. of Petn.
sylvania and Hare. of South Dakota. yhs
object OF the visit was To discuss vStl
Cleveland the Chinese exclusion law v(Itl
relation TO its bearing on American inter
ests in China. They said that strict on
forcemcnt Of the law would bc apt "a On
danger the property and lives of An,eri
cans. They told the president that the,
came 10 him. not as representatives OF q
church. but Ms citizens. and they had nc
suggestions to make but had simply copis
to confer with him. and Cleveland saidiir
reply that he had to enforce this as vel
Ms other laws of the country. q
The bishop admitted this. but suggested
that il might he possible 10 mitigate. IN
some degree. the severity of tta laws oper
atoms. The president told them that hs
would do what lac could and the interview
terminated.
Marshal Bansdell of tho District Of Co
lumbia, who has only recently returned
from q trip TO Indiana, whittier he accom-
panied eN-Prcsident Harrison, called upon
President Cleveland to-day for the pur
pose Of rendering his resignation. Tho
president asked many questions nbou,
Harrison's homeward trip. and spoke ia
warm terms of the many courtcsies which
had been extended toward himself by hi,
predecessor
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-16
THEY ate The HEARTS
4 San6ulDary Tale Of Summary Ven
seance In The China Ssa
PIRATES PAY THEIR DEBT
infuriated Villagers Shoot and
Slash Their Plratical Enemies
and Then PIilage the
Junks.

SAN Francisco. March l5.--Thc steam-
ship City Of Rio de Janeiro arrived to-day
from Yokohama aud Hong Kong. A
Yokohama paper prints an account Of the
determination of band Of pirates in n
Chinese village on the 18th OF January
last. Two piraticai crafts ran into ono Of
tho numerous inlets in the vicinity of the
city OF Fan Tu, for shelter from binding
snow storm. and having made all snug
alongside the beach, some of the pirates
landed. II so happened that some Of
them were recognized by the inhabi-
tants of the village, who had suf-
cred from the depredations of the
pirates. No sooner had the
men returned to their junks than an
alarm was silently given and the principal
men Of the village determined To wreak .
summary vengeance on the unwelcome
and frequent visitors. Accordingly. 300
we'll armed villagers surprised the pirates.
burst open tho matches and the doors OF
tho cabins and poured q stream Of bullets
down upon 50 or GO pirates who were hud-
died together for warmth on tho lower
decks of tho junks. Hardly any rcsist-
ance was made. all OF the pirates hut two
beiug almost hacked into mince meat by
the exaspcrated villagers.
These two pirates, escorted by the whole
community, were led 10 the grave, by
relatives of young mnn who wns muir
dercd In n previous raid BY tho pirates.
and. after boing secured 10 couple of
stakes, the two nearest relatives of the
dead man plunged their knives into the
breasts OF tho nnlucky pirates, and
ripping open the bodies, cxtricated the
hearts, which were then put on n plate
and placed on table, upon which, already.
lighted candles and incense burned
While all this was going on the female
relatives of the deceased, dressed in tho
mourning color Of white, gathered by tho
side of the grave, crying and calling ont
TO the spirit of the dead to receive tho
sacrifice that was being offered.
The offerings were left nj the grave, at
the end of the hasty ceremonies, and the
villagers proceeded 10 ransack the pirati-
cal junks, after having first thrown tho
bodies overheard into the sea. The plum
der from the junks, gold, silver, cash,
silks, satins and rice, was equally divided
among the families who had ever suffered
at tho hands of the pirates, and. ms n
finale TO tho last act in the tragedy. tho
junks were towcd into the stream. sot on
fire and burned TO tho waters edge. Tho
hearts of the victims sacrificed werc aft
erwards cooked and eaten by tho dead
mans relatives or those who desired 10
do 30.
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THEY HAVE GIVEN UP.
The Agents of the white Star Line Ad.
nit That the Naronic 10 Lost.

The Agents nj the white Star Line Ad.
nit That the Naronic 10 Lost.
NEW YORK. March 15.-The White Star
limo twin screw freighter. Naronic. has
been out just 32 days from Liverpool.
without being seen or heard from, and the
agents of the line in this city admitted
this morning that they have given her up
as lost. ave still hopo that she may be
safe" said tho local manager of tho line,
"but IL does not look as IL she could be
ailoat, for almost every pnrt of the At
lantic is traversed by steamers or sailing
vessels. and she would. In all probability.
have been sighted had she been aiioat. If
Il should he possible that the Naronic In
still nfloat and drifting far south, tho
crew and passengers. numbering GO in all,
have not suffered from want as yet. ms she
was well provisioned. and had n sufficient
quantity of canned and fresh food In her
stores and cargo 10 Inst three months"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-16
CARLIsLE'S SCHEME.
He Has n Plan for the Reorganization OF
Our Financial System

tha mas y fton Tor TIE Heorgant tzati0u OF
Our Financial System
WASHINGTON. March 15.-The Star says:
Secretary Carlisle experts to have ready
to submit some financial propositions by
the time congress meets, which will form
the basis OF agreement between congress
and the executive on the financial prob
lem. A gentleman who has talked with
him on the subject. says that he has
plan pretty we'll outlined in his mind
which will involve complete rcorganixa-
tion of our financial system. II is said
that II will include q repeal Of tho law
compelling the purchase Of silver by the
government. and will provide for the de-
ficiency in currency by providing for tho
repeal OF the state bank tax nnd for the
issue Of currency by banks. under tho
state charters, under the general super
vision OF the general government, secur-
ity for the currency being provided for
under the laws Of the state requiring tho
approval of tho government.