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The Republican journal., 1895-08-08

DE-. Small returned last week from n I

DIR. Small retained last week from Y triI
to Hancock county in the interest Of Dal
tons Sarsaparilla Co. The medicine has a
ready sale in that section and il sold in 6(
stores in Hancock county.
Sloop Rosa May arrived here Tuesday
from Brooksvilie with crew Of paving cut
ters for the Oak Hill quarry. Cutters are ii
demand at Oak Hill and Capt. Gray expects
to bring over another party soon.
Geo W. Bomlter is selling out 4 lot Of ls0C
fish barrels made BY lis father-ln-aw, the
late Robert Patterson of Poor's Mills, more
than eight years ago. Good barrels are scarce
among the islands and these are III good de
mand. There has been a good sale Of bar
rels here this summer.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-08

Tie readers q this parer will W. pleased w
learn that there is at least dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in ali its stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Gatarrh Cure i the
only positive cure known 20 the medical fraterni-
ty. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re-
qures constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the disease and Civ
ing the patient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature 10 doing its work.
The propretors have much faith in its curative
powers. thar they offer one Hundred Dollars for
any that it fails " cure Send tor list Of tes-
timoDials
Address, F. }. CHENEY ( CO., Toledo, o.
Sod by Druggists. &c. 4w;;O
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| Eli Cook is at home from Mt Desert for a
few days.
Charlie Haney is visiting bis sister, Mrs.
Haine in Boston.
Isaac G. Atkinson of Portland was at the
Crosby Inn Tuesday
Geo. NJ. Scott Of Boston was ID Belfast
Monday on business
Col. ". H. Fogler Of Rockland was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday,
Miss Percie 7. Dyer returned Monday
evening from a visit to Clinton, Me-
| Il. G. johnson and Miss johnson Of New
York We're at the Crosby Inn last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Winslow of Lawrence,
Mass, are visiting relatives in Belfast.
Allen y. French Of Waltham, Mass. ar
rived Monday evening for visit to relatives
Mrs. George W. Swift is visiting friends in
~ John, n. B. She was in Lubec tile past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Woods of Middletown.
Ct. are visiting relatives in Belfast ana
| vicinity.
Everett j. Bradley and son of HallowelI
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. "A.
Carleton.
Mrs r. w Gaylord Of Minneapolis, Mimi.
was a guest last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs J.
W. Knowlton.
Miss Edith Williams arrived home Mon
day evening from visit to relatives Ii
Brunswick
NJ. and MIS-. Geo. a. Quimhy entertained
large party Of friends at the Pines, lake
Quantabacook, yesterday.
Misses Susie and Fannie Robertson are
spending their vacation Will friends III
Swanville and Winterport.
NJ. I. Marshall, wife anu son Of Cleveland,
O., are at Crosby Inn. III Il MI. Marshalls
first visit here for eight years.
Mrs. 6. i. Wentworth and children Of
Weymouth, Mass, are visiting Mr.. w s
brother, County Treasurer a. a. Small.
The many friends Of Mrs. Z. f. Gibbs,
who has Teen il far the past ten daHS, will
w glad to learn that She Is improving.
Mrs. Eleanor Orcutt arrived III Belfast
Tuesday evening 70 spend her vacation with
her parents, Cart ana MIS-. Allen Orrutt.
Mr. ana Mrs r. u. Tobey Of Springfield
Mrs. Il. H. Parker and Miss Helen l.. Parker
Of Erookline Mass. ire guests N j. y. Par-
k+r, Es4l.
Alr. ana MIS-. Z Ii. cole have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. \. G. Burgess the past week.
! NH. cele II vcr president If the Globe Bank
VI Boston.
Nh and Mrs. X. Il. Wiggin and Miss lose
Wi gn Of Bangor are at Battery Point east
siNe, guests III tAeir soM ana brother Mr n.
Il, Wggin.
Capt r. Q. Parker and son arrived at Cas-
THE from Ntw York Saturday. Capt. Par
ler was commander ot tile lark u. W.
Dresser, lately wrecked off Cape Hatteras.
Mrs K. Frank Peirre las returned from a
seven months visit " Everett, Mass, WI
companied BY her Niece Miss Florence Syl-
vester of Boston, who will spend the sum
luer here.
Messrs " M Bickforl ana H. d Wilson
returned home Saturday ana L, II Murch
arrived Monday from the Maine Press *
cursion n Aroostoolz They All report a
delightful time
Capt Chas. f. Randlett of Auburndale
Mass, called on his old friends, Hon s. Il.
| Milliken and NJ. +. Wouccoel, Saturday.
| Capt Eandett Is d native Of Monrvillt aud
was once a shinmaster IN rhomaston YES
4 sels
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Rev. Z. G. Lyons and wife Of Castine were
at the Revere Yesterday

Rev. Y. 6. Lyons and wife Of Castine were
at the Revere yesterday
Tickets for the grand operate festival
Faust to be given Aug. 21st, are now on
sale at City Drug Store
| Manter G. Evans cut his left ankle uri te
badly Monday while smoothing a cutting
| block with an adj at the shoe factory
VIM Gould Of Brooks, against whom al
execution was obtained at the A pril term of
j S. J. Court in the suit Atherton vs.. Gould
surrendered himself and Went tc iail yester-
day. He will probably disclose
The stockholders of the Dana Sarsaparilla
Co. met for til il annual meeting at the
laboratory in Belfast yesterday forenoon, but
discovered that the call for the meeting was
not legal, and that the meeting could not be
held on that day. a special meeting in lieu
of the annual meeting will he called
Hon. H. L. Shepherd of Rockport, repre-
senting the Governors Council was IN Bel
fast yesterday and approved Tile purchase
OF the Mudgett property ny the Chluren's
Aid Society This practically settles the
question of the location Of the Girls Home,
ard all that now remains IL the making Of
the deeds
| The final papers have been received in the
pension case of Moses Young, late Of Burn
ham, reported last week. The pension
amounts to >l:;}'so, and is equally divided
between Mrs. Reynolds and her brother,
l-eander Young.
The Belfast Band will give one Of their
| popularpromenade concerts at Belfast Opera
House, Friday evening, Aug "th They
| hope to have the assistance Of some popular
vocalists who are passing the summer in the
city, giving a Very attractive and varied
| program followed hy sale Of cake and &
cream ana 4 eance ol nine numbers. Tickets
| for one gentleman ana two ladies', - cents :;
admission, p cents reserved seats, ~ cents
"a sale Friday morning at City Drug Store.
| Norm BELFAST. Prof. q. i. Fletcher,
formerly principal Of Castine Normal school,
VA The guest of MIR. and MES Il NJ Brown
July .,oth aMl 3lst Nh. u u Hatch ot
/ I.ynil Mass. arrived Vast Saturday. He il
on his way Be- attend the flarch family re-
union, wliieis Occurs ANgit-f 2l-f hit th4 tld
holMeSteAl " Montvsit. Null Samuel
| Brett, " 10 a- been away eighteen months.
/ arrived honr Saturday Ihr sunday
Srlpoi went dn an excursion Nv SwaM I.ake.
! "Wednesday Tle communion NJ TIVE Ior.i )
supper VIII be celebrated At the church next
sunday N y 0rlacl u n. Eev tsre. :.
\ Mils NJ the E-lfaSt cll#a aniulatiMg Ai
arv invited iabe preSeift Mr.. l-ttys Wing
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stead in Montville. All Matches are cor
daily invited T. j Hatch, secv.
Col Hiram Chase States that during tie
Thirty years Ne has lived on Church street
both the male and feluale heads IN thirty
families on that Street have ditd
Walter T. Hall has added to His collection
Of curios Tins week IA Stoue elise in good
state If preservation. Ii was plowed M by
Moves X. Wentworth at Pours Mills.
Geo. r. Briggs Of Brooks has bought
Aubrey 6 spencer'S house on Peirce street,
and Is to make his home there. He recent
| liz sofa His Hotel in Brooks to Frank II. York
| 81 Monroe.
Among recent gifts to the Girls Home is
$40 fT9n4 friend, and Quilt from Mrs. f.
b Strout and Miss Mary Stephenson con
tanning $500 pieces, made 10y Miss Stephen
son, who II - years oiu Such useful gifts
are greatly appreciated.
Dr. Geo. F. Eames Of Boston, who is
spending his vacation at Standpoint, was in
town Tuesday 70 buy lanterns and fireworks
for the inauguration exercises by Tie Castne
49, ''' -. l'','NN NJ - -
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a,,y,
july WEATHER. The weather record Of
n H Mnrch for the month Of July shows
'iiF average lenlltfa'are lof 'HiN 10 nave
0'''i ''''" on lower 'i'ah 'he average Tor
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A4f MI 1si1s " irPsl'rVl' ffaiAloif' iii-
ii'iV "AN sl"fk'oh VIII A"i@ 'helr annual
iNYni1 AIMS --ilH az SaMiiN l'"lhi, heitT the
Ni'a4 III Il St0FiiiN Y N4'l VI H#'a
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'7eAS NH Nh i't'spf'' AZ ndi "A
''''' W. - > ''''' ''''e'Ns'
STATE irhstabie Mear> searched the WlMi-
s@r HMlsr itrf Thursday ana seized ilig #
gln, 2s l@tTle- M lArger heer, hetile VI rum
amt N"ttieS 81 WhIsAeY Ihe liquors have
hNVh hheiea amt tFF meaning ordered for
AHg l+lh lhe Salne HaN SheFii Nart2n
searched tha Pli~niN HOUSE and found II
bottles "f beer, gallons Of whisley i'll a iig
raitlN i1ll NJ vari0ns iqnors Constable
Neair received p letter Tuesday from | nifty
stating THAT 4 se.l@re WAS made al the horse.
trof There Saturday
Tra,.e4rs.,,I, ps,yu>,.Y 1,t. paf:.
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,l,t NEWS OF BELFAST.

V Agricultural Society at the
-lnNrrew, Friday. afternoon at
utA annnal spiritual canpnir+t-
aai-eof Spiritual Temple open
Park Amg, lst with a fair at
lNe speakers are A. +. Tisdale,
N Smith, Mrs. NJ J Wentworth
Donnell, Mrs. Schoiield ley
h II smith, Mrs NJ. +. Thompson
aHuey Dean
NOTES. The Bangor < Boston
a@ posted notices at the variens
barge Of "A Will he made On
Ween Boston and any landing,
letween bay or river landings
charged for bicycles, except
-amger fare is less than 50 ctS
farse for bicycles is the $ sne Al
sefs
eaire Court last Thursday MIS-
N-an Wa tried for assault ana
Miss Ada +. stevens The
@uf OF -@1nr remarks the de-
mitdt about the little sisters Of
Miss Stevens called at Mrs
ue and asked iier not to repeat
oaen h. was shown by the evi-
AHs 4 ~laprvd leg face took her
trau her ana Struck her with IT..
owed her into the street ana
e4rG 4, nArr. srar4 Th4s lau+
sns.a -n,a. sar.rs ,,r,,;ys.
4n43 Il aud cs,. frn,,,
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l'7 s-N i4A' S2i'it isi+e7 Slie
-litN NJ ifA Frf ltR7A'ili4i 1Le
r. Na1logk5 wAS NJ batan
iS' H'flI tire 2afl Maine w
p- ii!rH trophies, A sil#Ht M
H'set94tEiag 11s A'ir IF rAA ala
iil7'''l4i'- HeTavrt was ''ltt up
Ait. '4 rteiA were gwen Az
MHliNf n Heia''Ne 4tYiA4 in
Nr flfs A-r VII NrArs Arl
AeI tl 1al9 antt SOME 0tA4r
a TNNe-s aAd ti6eF per '-eatiM
39H n MNaaI lasf fAr ralla-
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Gil ill N-r lHaVu tliu 30 wears
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Good TempIars.

The officers Of Belfast Lodge were INSTALL
ed Monday evening by Lodge Deputy Var
rem w. knowlton.
The meeting Of Waldo District Lodge at
Islesboro has been postponed to Friday,
Sept 9TH
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement a1d
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who I've bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less. expenditure, by more promptly
ada5ting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, viii attes::
the value 20 health OF the Pu.e liquid
laxative principles embraced IL the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence IS dHe to Is presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efFectualiy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions ard
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
1evs, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them aud It Is perfectly Tree from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for s7ie Dv III drug
gists in sec and 81 ho5.ics, but Il is nlan<
nfactIred by the California Is ig Syrup
ca. only, whose name IS printed on every
package, also The name. syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
RcceDt any substitute T oGared.
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territory about to be coded was the prln-
elpal contention. The litigation between
the two states has been going on Tor SIX
sSars and has peen decided by the SUI
iselne court of the United States III favor
u tennessee At the outset OF TINS iu-
SStioh 600 men were under arms ana a
bloody and disgraceful riot was narrowly
averted. r. nan is now under Indictment
both in Virginia ana Tennessee for fe-
lonious assault, committed within the
bounds proposed to be coded by this act
that has been introduced.
Stripped the Train.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May To-day on
local train on the Alabama Great Southern
between Birmingham and Chattanooga,
Jack Milmow, a well-known business man
of CSninsvillo, Ala, boarded the train at
Alfalfa and taking a back seat began to
disro5e. Then piece by piece every gar
menr, not excepting shoes and socks, was
thrown out of the window. The man then
burst out into wild. rambling singing
which frightened the ladies and children
from the coach. MlmOw had become mad
as a March hare The railroad men kindly
gave him some old garments and put him
of at his home in Collinsvile. Miimow
comes from an excellent family and he
was visiting his brother. merchant of
Alfalfa. Recent separation from his VIE
and childrea preyed on his mind.
sold Their Bodies
Rirmingam, Ala, April z9.-(Special.)-
Lee Harris and Abe Mitchell, colOred, who
are TO hang for the murder of the negro
grocery merchant Pleas Merriwether. on
Friday, June eth, have so far realized the
coming event that they have already dis
psed OF their prospective corpses for
pr.ce.
Probably they went on the theory that
little money to buy cigars would give
them mere satisfaction between now and
June 7th than they could set after death
from d piece OF iranimate clay.
Lee Harris sold his body for $40 TO Or.
Charles Whelan, Jr., and Dr.. WheIan
transferred his interest in the same to
John l.. Miller, the wei-known undertaken.
Tie sale ana the transfer were both drawn
up in due form and signed - the parties
concerned.
Abe Mitchell disposed Of his body to DR..
Whcan Tor s.. ava this sale was also trans
ferred to Mir. Miller. The terms of the
sales are that the bodies shall be handed
to Mr.. Miller on June z. 1895, when they
are cut down from The gibbet. Sneriit Nor
row is instructed To turn the bodies over
to Mr. Miller, rs stated.
s
OF course you read the testimonials pub
lished in this paper relating TO Hoods
Sarsaparilla They are from reliable peo-
pie, STATE simple facts, and show beyond
o HtsR
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Mary Ieverette, Lloyd, Fla.-Spring has come.
and with the beauties of nature. All the trees
have awakened from their slumber, ami have
dressed themselves IN beautiful robe of green.
Everything seems TO be rejoicing. There are many
beautiful hOwers i'll the woods, such as: The ylo-
let of a blue and white color honey suckle yellow,
jasmine, buttercups of yellow and sky-blue
color; and the little daisy also,
There are many other beautiful flowers; the
dogwood OF a lovely white; peach and crab-apple
blossoms oil a pink, aud the pear of white and
the little white lily. l am so glad l live in the
land of flowers.
am fourteen years of age, and am in school ;
we have a good school in Lloyd, run by Professor
W. Asbury, gentleman from your state ! am
getting along well with my studies.
Our lair state IS not a complete Wrock.
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sIonn's Treatise on the Horse.

This is the title OF an Illustrated book
recently issued by Or. Earl $. Sloan, Of
Boston, Mass, of Sioan's Liniment fame.
a practical and terse manner and avoids
the WaGing through of technical material
intended only for students. There is an
article on care and feeding, giving infor-
nation about ventilation. bedding and
cleanliness of stables. TO introduce this
book the doctor proposes for a short time
10 send it entirely free of charge to any
one who viii write for il. We can say
truly mat &c is one OF the best we ever
saw. Horse owners will do well to get
CODY Whilo they are being distributed. st
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Oracle c. Phelps, Holston, Va.-Dear Junior:
am little girl five years old. My papa takes The
Constitution, and like To hear him read the cous-
ms letters very much. have coaNed him to write
one for me, and II this don't find its way to the
waste basket, he says he will write for az ain.
have a few pets; have little dog, his name
is ROwdy. think he is IA very smart dog, lie will
drive the COWS to the milk lot when mamma goes
to milk.
Inc and her have heap of fun gathering flowers
and riding our dolls in our little wagon.
II this letter escapes the waste basket l will
come again. will close with best wishes for The
Junior.
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BRUINS BOXING MATCH.

A couple of us were splitting slabs in the
Madawaska woods along In the fall, when
all of a sudden the head of the maui flew
off. The maui struck tree, glanced and
took Bill on the side Of the knee. 1T keel
ed him over SO he couldn't do any more
work that day, and ] had to help him back
TO the camp. Before we left l took a bit
of cod line out of my pocket, ran it
through the eye OF the maui and strung
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books. We received for our Christmas Longfel-
low and Tennyson.
We read great deal and enjoy it more than
spending our time foolishy, We are going to
school now.
We play great many duets on the piano.
Iapa has water mill, large farm and two stores
Cousins, we know how to cook, irOn milk, and
almost everything else, and we are proud of our
knowledge III that line. mamma says 1t is a
great accomplishment to be good housekeeper.
Correspondents solicited.
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Lady KimberIcy Dead.

London. May THE Pall Mall Gazette
says it understands that Lord Kimberly
will temporarily relinquish the secretary
ship of state for foreign affairs. and that
during his absence Lord Rosebery will
manage the affairs OF the foreign Office.
Lady Kimberly died today.
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Raleigh. n c.. May 4.-(speciaI0-Little
julia Jackson Christian granddaughter of
General Stonewall Jackson and daughter OF
William e. Christian, of Raleigh has been
selected to unvcil the North Carolina CON
fednraIo monument hnrn NIHt- onth
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OF course you read the testimonials pub
lished in this paper relating TO Hoods
pie, state simple facts, and show beyond
q doubt that Hood S cures.
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Mary, Kitlic. Jimmie and Pete Cox. Columbus
Ali~~.-D EAR Junior. We are three little sisters
and q brother who have never written you letter
before. hat we are always glad when The Consti-
milton. and like tne chjldrens corner very much
We send four contributions % the Grady hospital
Mary. 10 cents; kitti- 10 cents; Jimmie. . cents;
ami Pete. lu Cent~-tutJl, 30 cents.
We hope SOU will receive a great many dimes
this week.
our grandpa has been subscriber to The Con
stilutlou for number of years.
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Mary and Maud Rush. Sucarnochee, Miss.-Dear
Junior; w have been enjoying The Junior long
enough without Offering some compensation for
pleasure derived
e are twin sisters. fourteen years old We
have uari. HAIR, brown ewes and iair complex r0is
We Llyc happy country home. and wU wOul ID NOE
c2rh8ug. with amy Of the city cousins.
We 1--we IN Z few hundred ards of Sucamochee
river. and we often 20 rowI, and have such de-
i..At.ul times gathering wild flowers.
i.c often take horseback rdts, and have lots OF
Gan in our country.
We hope III % the cousins lie to read good
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Eittie q Crusan. rliny, W. Na.-Dear Junior
J read The Cunstitution-havc Just read Aunt Su-
sizes appeal To tEe urls and boys begging assist
ancs iur tle GRADY hospital. q, now 10 touched
ms heart and made uc wish had money 90 build
thc hospital Please help Aunt susie IN this
Chri>t-llhc work, Gud may reward You in both
worlds. If you should miss your reward here, you
Will surely md II awaiting you ON the other shore
"a poor little giri myself, but send you zone
&c dime Tor thar good work.
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Cevic and Irl Clancy. Lansing Okla.-Dear Ju-
Nor: We are two little brothers, ten and seven
years old. This Is our first effort at writing in
The Junior column; If successful this time
may try IL again.
/. Clevie. study United States history grammar
geography, arithmetic, reading, spelling and
writing.
Ir reads from the third reader studies arith
mctic. spells and writes.
We send 10 cents each for the children's ward in
the Grady hospital; mamma gave it 10 us for
cleaning the yard.
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Virgil GIBSON, Kilcore, TeX.-Dear Junior: A
uy last letter did not reach the waste basket, l
Thought would write again.
lave on "A farm; / bad rather live on a farm
than in the city. I have pet dog, his name il
Charles. lie will tree squirrels.
wish some Of your re,ters would come and go
hunting and fishing with me.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-19
OPRRAoIONEs RN Ell MUHLLE.

Por Gonzalez y Alfonso, q Plauas
Roio y 90. $50 cls jabon q Oofho
Delgado y 90. 30 cls jabon % CTS
velas.
Por A. Vicente , 90. . Planes
Rojo y 90. 5 C[s galIetltas Oofiho
DelgadO y 90. 5 cIs galletitas 2 cls
mana q Alexandra Suares y Bernar
do Fernandex II sLs habichuelAs.
Por 8. de Izquierdo y Go. q CO.
fiho. DsIgado y 90 800 bIs aceitu
mas.
100 fardos papel ZarsgoEsno, 50r4
pp vino "OAmpana," 30.4 PIP vino
"AnCora," 4 Oerecedo, Hmnos y
co., 100 fArdos tapones. De ale
mania q Planas, lRoja , co., rs sls
arroz Hamburgo, 100 jamones Oa
lifornia, 10 csjas vino Jerez "Jus
nito," 20 Csjss trutas surtidas, q
Oofifio, Delgado y co 449 jamones
California, 10 barEiles toCino 3l4
pipas vino Oampana, 16l4 pipas VI
no Ancora 100 garrsfOnes snisado
Oahellas.
so cajas frutas sursidas 8 sacos IA
pOnes, 80 garrafOnos anis Caraban
chel, 200 cajas Velas Sevillanas liz
Caias vermouth TraExini, 10 Csjas
vino JereS "J0aniCO," 10t4 PIP vino
"Arag6D," 8 cajas manteQutlla "HC
landesa."
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UN CAPTAIN DE DIEZI
" SIETE AMOS. ii

La marina mercante espaiole
cuenta desde el pasado mes cor
un capitAn de diez y siete amos dc
edsd, que ha obtenidO nOtas bEl-
lSntislmas en- los examenes sutrl-
dos en- el Ferrol para obteneT el e.
tulo, despues dc haber hecho como
photo Wales America en- buques
de vels, arriesgando la vida en-
pellgrOsas travesias J demOstrandc
50 serenidad = peFecIa en- tempo
rales y t0Ementas tan impoTtantes
como les de principles de afio.
ri nuevo capitAn se llama ID.
jose Arenas Gonzalez, es asturla-
no, procede del institute de Jove-
llanOs de Gij6D, y asombra YER
tanta serenidad, tanta inteligencis
nautica , tanto arrojo en- tan poCos
amos.
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cuadra que msndsba 81 general
Mendoss; en- 146S, 10 navfos en- Ia
bshia de CSdis, { causa de an no.
rFoso temporal; en- 1888, 81 barcoa
de todos portes de Ia Armada In
sen0ible, pereclendo 14,O0O marinos
y scldados; en- 1890, IA navios de la
flota msndada pOr el almirante ID.
Antonio Navarro, en- Mexico; en-
1896, 80 buques oerca de las cOstss
de Galicia, de la armada del Ade-
lantado de OAstilla don MAitin Dc
Padilla; 10 barcos en- la isla de Cor
cega y 1000 soldados de Il armada
mandsda por el marques de Santa
Cruz; en- 1741, cuatro naviOs J una
frsgats, de la mandada por el ges
neral Pizarro contra los iDgleses; :
en- los tiltImos Glen veinte J cinco
amos SO han ptrdldo mas de II
buques de guerra de vapor, 21 ma
vfoF, % fragatas y 100 embarca-
clones de menor porte, pereCiendo
dos mil J pico de hombres.