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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19

A LOS ENFERMOS DEL EST0MA-
Go.-Se les recomienda mucho, mu-
chisimo, el va afamado Elixir Es
tomacal" de Sainz de Carlos. De
venta en- la Farmacia Duran, San
Justo 81.
RECoMENDAMos la "Digestina
Ulrici, que es un nuevo medicameutc
que bien puede califcarse de ehcaz
en- las intermediates del est6mago y
de asombrosos resultados. El EXPIRE
sado remedio Sc administra en- oblea>.
su inventor garantiza la curacion de
las personas que 10 usen, y el allvio o
mejoria desde la primera GAIA.
Este afamado especifico 10 recibe
vende en- Puerto Rico D. Fidei Gu
llermety.
INrERESANTE.-Tara la conserva
cion de los sellos de gonna es indis
pensable que la tinta que con eIlos SC
emplea sea especial.
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL, de A
Lynn Sucesora de Morris, sc vendeh
tinta especial y de superior calidaa
para sellos de Coma, y almohadilla
permanentes de todos ,amafios y co
lores. Con el uso de dicha tnta $
conserva la elasticidad de los sello.,
que sc hacen inatacables por los insec-
tos.
HIMENEo.-Han contraido ma,ri
monio en- Ia santa IgIesia CatedI al
nuestro distinguido amigo d. Jose M
Arsuaga (de la respectable casa dc lo,
Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga) y la vir-
tuosa y simpatica sehorita d. Joseia
Gonzalez.
Deseamos 4 10 amante pareja e,er-
ma luna de miel y toda suerte de fell
cidades.
D. E. P.-Ha fallecido en- es:a Ca
pital el apreciable senor don Manue
]. Marien y DAvila, a quien deseamc.
la eterna gloria, enviando el pesam,
a su ansustiada familia.
VELADA BAILE.-Agradecemos :
invitacion que, para Ia velada bal ,
Que debe haberse celebrado anteano
che en- el Centro de Instruction
Recreo de Coamo, sirviose enviafno,
su digno Presidente d. Florencic
Santiago.
~.
MERcANTIL.-En Ia ealle de |
Concordia, esquina a Ia dc Paw
tYaucol, ha alberto d. Rafael Catal
una casa de comercio que &c dedic.r
la venta de mereaneias y quincAil
al por menor.
ProsperidadsA o
VAcANTEs-Lo estln las plaza
dc Contador y Seeretario munieipA
les en- Aguadilia y Santa Isabel res
pectivsmente.
I'm Ia C4Icel de fonec ei desnno {
Sofa Alcaide.
eBIGtN
EXECRABLE.-Leemo en- IN co
lega:
"Diee un periodieo dc Ponce Gu
el viernes por Ia ncche don ~amil
Mangano vio que un hombre Pegae
luego ( Ia planta baja de IN seihst
que pertenece la sueesicn Inae
calle de Wives nGmeTo 50. I'll efln'
nal hugo al notar que era visto, d
jando una botslla dc petroleo y VI
GAIA de fosioros."
PRocRsloS.-Con gran lueimien
vefihc6se el sabado 10 proeeaicn I
Npestss Sehoga dsl Cagmsn. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
IPHBACIoNRs DE BJQUAs EE Pro
TRAV asia.

Berg amer "Gabrielle" csrgandC
Berg. esp. San jose pendieote
OAHOrAJE
Col. esp. "Eletaate' pendent
Col esp "IndiA" invernAndo.
60. esp "Diohosa" pendiente.
Col esp "Oono pC'on' Carga =.
70 Maysgde1 y Ponce.
Col esp Amelia cargo para W.
Ques,
Bdra. esp. "NuevA Flor" Oar1
para Faiaruo.
Vap. esp "vssco' pendienle.
Col. cap. DeseauA" luvernAud .
Bdra. esp. "MariA A1tAu", cArg
para Atro!o.
Coz. esp "Borinquen" csrgA pGr'
Aguadlila y Msyag 1eE.
Bdta. esp "koina dei Mar" carAl
para Vega bala.
Vsp esp 1.-Two Bosch cargan Is
Col esp OlemeatlhA carga pa
Nsgaabo J Humacao.
Col esp "IssoeiA" cssga pau
Yabucoa J Humacao.
G.l. esp. Uarmrllta cargo para
Atecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
lgIISfI CDnERCILL
DH NOTIOIAH 7 ANUNOIOs
OperAoiones aarante ios diAa II y Is de
Agosto.
MovIMIRNTo DE BUQURs
RNTRADAs d rRAvnsfA

De HALIFAX, vAp. nor. "Sorn /
Lopes Vl'lSmil J Go. 22s essco'
bacAlao, 100 brls, 30 aida arenqpes
Is csscos pescada. LAtimer y Fc-
nandeE, 20 atds Arer ques. 40 tam
borts haeaIso. Orden: ". . ess
cos baealao,- = b. Ii. 5 caseos Id. G
o. = easeos Id. 7. p. 2 easccs Id. ii
Il. / easeo peseadA Is br.ss Aren
qnes. l. 100 aids arenqnts. II. N
Z brles Id. & &. l bsl ia.
Do Londres y sscalas, xsp. inT
OeJo Mono. AZ. T. SGlva J o., Be-
nay Palsu, 400 ols velaA vsoen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
MATEO TIZOL
Professor DE PIANO CAN

Habiendo iyAdo 81 fesidenoiA ct
csta Capital, oircee sas ser'leos .o'
padres que desecn contAF!e Ia ense
nanza dc sus nihos.
Sc hace cargo &c las aiiaacioaes }
composicioncs dc pianos pucs eaea;
con elemenios para am5as eosAA.
Preclos mohcoA
Recibe ordencs csllc &c IA Cruz.
y en- San,urce. casa &c doa JaAn +
Turrull.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19

ST uuereis combatir, con exito Sc :
puro. las "Calenturas, la Anemia, la
Clorosis, las Digestiones" penosas
etc. tomad, antes 6 despues de Gao .
comida, una eopita del afamado WI {
de "Quina Laroche" lhonrado Col
una Recompensa de I6,6oo fr., y I
Medallas de "Oro" por el Gobiernc
Frances).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
Las RBlOllaS dal ST NauTS
MsTUDIo C&xTxCo
DIN ldNAGI0 0Ik2 okNEJA.
<SuGi.r asl beLETG nERCAhTiL
De PUERTO R1CO

TAI e. IL porsAda de no folleso
ne acauA DC edisArSe en- essA Ca
.. oorA del Director del boLSTm
hEACAsTu. CoAasne oU pa ~
leIec.urA en- A. mayor, J, cono
Q ia AnGncisdo, &C aed'eA ~ u.s.
re J.ie a.l PAruoo "Unlon Con-
atuclonA' &c CuoA, bx1no or
AAtQue as Apsatssola. Con lie
ns al agaienss proAEAnA;
"DedlcAsonA. -- Prsladioa. -
DesArIolIo dc. plAn.--Cons'Hs."'
cionss.-kl pfeamoolo exp 1sieiot
-Lss Aun eiploa.-LA GADA'
insu.ar.-El Consslo.-k' Goeet
aAuo4 ueacrA.--L~ nIssofaA. -
legandAa.--l-A sAaos sapfstnA---
la lie p~fA~s0G
III iviteso &C oiTeNe CO sAs o.
gatentsa sos1te4oasai
Us s1eGa Lar -----~- SV ga
I~sn a TsAxA.o de- A9tot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19

In Administration
do Administration, Derecho, Economic, Hacienda
Po 1tiCa.
Gnica almentee Espa6a
a qpnes ptgs po
rssssoe ss 1 saznsA rS, sgmsesRs e 5.;1 Assas4s a
Josl Sa,s s1Nc.ss g GUERRA u,, & &yoAegiN Coz Sos1A n.
-o, 40 z1"s s"s les S afs'""
JOSS PALENcA.
AVOCADO
Precos suscpc6n Espaha slas adyacenes un semes
pesetaUn aho 20 id-Exanjero Ultramar, 80 id
SUMAEIO del n1mero de La administrator correspondence al
de unio:
3o5 8" El impuesto progressive Italia" A. B7uniah
3I6 Los hozontes de la economic political concuion Pc
drO Estasen.
$50 de usic: Organization judicial icon.
Gnuacion J. Pedro Dorado
35i :" La oropiedad e Espaha y, M. Escude
QUESTION DEL DfA
355 Los pviegios aduneros de los ocarles Ja,eho
3C9 " Un curse de Ferri EN- Bruselas y, XXX
INFORMACI0N
81 Cr6nca poltica parlamenaria J. Sanchez Guerra
377 Revta fnanciera y, S. Martinez Paaco.
1854 "Revstas de revlstas P. Gonzalez J.
395 BibLograha R. Aamra, A. Buyla Dorado M. Tones
Campos E. de la Gandara, g. j. Verdes Montenegro Xxx
AIS "Obras recbdas
Administration: Gale de Lepano num- 4, bajo,
Agente en- Puerto Rico, A. LYNN. SUCESORA De morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
Ayuntamientos.

r;oo Lo. "COMPRIMIDOS DE
hVlSU VICHY %. preparados con las
"sales naturales" de Vichy (manan
tales del Estado frances), producer
de una manera economica aqua min
raj analoga 4 Ia de los celebres "ma
nantiales de Vichy".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
GACETA DE HOY.

Reales Ordenes disponiendo
que Sc haga extensive a Cuba,
Puerto Rico y Filipinas la de {
de Febrero de 1895, referente a
que los certi6cados de revali a
expedldos por las Escuelas Nor
males sean considerados suh
cientes al solicitar Escuelas Pr
oposici6n 6 concurso; declaran
do 1t:l para la ensenanza en- las
Escuelas de instruction primarla
lie Ultramar el Manual dc Ar1t-
mktiea byGctiea, de Don Adolfo
Comba y Garcia.
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
j. T!nAuD. ssn !sa:s :s'a III "a a4aa a Al

1onstante surtld0 de relojes, }
2renderta de oro con hrillsnses J
piedras hpss DO 10 mas mOderno
que 2ceda desearse. Gar fantizan lot
0D]eGos J venden 4 preci0s mod
Goa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
DRDlCAroRiA.
La RAZoa DEL rITULl,.

La RALoa DBL rITULG.
SUMAAIo.-Luahrmoe--Eld deb-r
umplido. La generAeion que .u-
oe.-LA lustloia humAnA-Prctax =
90 orlminaica. -- La formula ~
.rugteso.--El peogrr~ y sns me-
4ueAt~caoGrs. La opinion poblioa.
Il poraodl4mo. --Lo que dobr ses
ci p> .odlsn o.-Lo cue q HOY In
prGnaA.-L> prrnAs y la leyuA-
- po4isl3A -L~ que dobe SCI In
,~O4.LcA.-Oonao &c aaacn .os poli
ieoa.-IoIao nsccn Ios pArsados-
La pTog rAmAA pollsle<<---AEala
los pollGieo~--E. aAE@sxAl .oltl
~.-~AaeEs - Es.ais@o@4- - banccri- -
4Aa 1~J4i tAc~~ --- aAa&.lAE4o .~1luo.,
La assAo~ss<4A- Praneapaos de
.atsesAEaeSa a haafdca aunoerAn
sx,A.--lbe&lE1os 1oz@ocraG4eNa- -- L..
| 1scxsAa ae - I&4e~lEA~~~ A-a EeTaA
soaIa deseeso- Ls IgnA.a.Aa 80
a. Ia lgaAslAd e. a AlAs.xsaA-
"a igaA14sd aase - EAxSAz~ ~--~ AaA %
sesAaLA~-~LA aa-zAgog4A LA azA
zca @e~aeSEem-~-L4A fwvu4.a .asZaa. ~
LAs Aa<@s AA~---&saSiSAa<a2 J sA1A~
~ EIAl2aas@4A~---gsokAg AsNAz GszAo
$50 HAa --LaAAS0s s~eS&A~~--~As sE-o
A9ss ] azasAA-AAA ~~ ~ zsaysa 4
80 aasAss c. -~A--A rA - al rs~- g.
$50 ! ssS@s- s~a~a2-
/ ua tes - ~~ g. . - .ssatA ax
kk1~Tsgn ii Anz-AHvsI
rrsxAA A~-ls Se.G sessssai - sar
; saw1a sseax g-Aa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
SANTORAk

Microbes, 1o.-Santos Luis, oo:.
po, y Magin, mr..
Jueves, zo.-San Bernardo, abad,
dr., y fir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
AEsNAiz L. co.
-T.-TETC AE--lf;

lmportadoros en gEande escala,
dc mercancias de to;!aa proceden.
SiaS.
Sus tienGas de detail Ia LUZ
NLEOTRIOA y La VILLA DE-
BILBAO SON sieM ore laA meiol
surgldas.
Tlenen Hucursales lmpOrtadoras
on Arec.bo Y RumacAo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
BOLIVAR ARRUzAy CA.
11.-TNTUAN-lI

ll.-TNTUA UAN--lI
4Aimace aittas importadores de
pe0vi.l> naA. Veata al DOR mayor.
Dueftos de Ia Gntigua : acre sta
da F&brloa de FJst0lol, estableCi
da an San.urCe.
Marcas BOLIVAR CCNILL
-Deptslto Tetuan / I.
Agentes de 10 aCcedltada mxros
de cigarrilIos paiaE to. EeIl ara y
LbeEtad.
Ebr1ca dc ;i6Ores &c 20 clase.,
Admitan S2to2ias { oonsiens.
Ct6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
Sues. De OgCAslTkS &C

imp0rt2dores de mercancias de
rods clases y prooedencias.
Ventss al por mayor, Orux 2;'y
al 6etsll, en- aus tiendas Flor de
JUICY Gallo de Gro, Gale de L.
Fortaleza eaQuina 4 10 Orua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
Successor de Bordoy.
San Francisco ~,

San Francisco 81.
Constante y selecto surtido do
calzado y otros articulos de no.
vedad, a precios sumamente m6A
[dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-19
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1aAMAsnM lgmaaaass % ~ aAmamss1
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-05
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East
South and West.

The latest report from the scat of war
in A hsynnia is that the Italians lost 5000
mon in last Sundays battle.
Fire destroyed three dwellings and con-
tents at Avalon, suburb of Allegheny
City, Pa, Wednesday, Loss, nearly
$50, coo; partial insurance.
Latest advices from Kattowitz. Ger
many, state that so corpses have been
taken from the pit. Three miners were
rsscned alive. The fate of 81 is unknown.
The 39th ballot in the joint Assembly
TO, United States senator. at Frankfort
Ky, Wednesday. resulted: Blackburn.
oj; Holt, 20. The rest were scattering
Fire at Fayville, Mass, Wcdne sday
night, destroyed several buildings used for
Italian boarding houses, snd Grand Army
hall. Less. nearly $780, Help was
sent from Marlboro
The Senate committee on foreign rela-
tions today, voted to recommend that the
Senate should concur in the House sub
stitutcs for the Senate Cuban resolutions
and asked for conference.
The schooner Nellie Woodbury. of Ellis
worth, from Hayti with a cargo of log
wood and coffee, is ashore at Long Branch.
off New York. The crew of six mon was
taken off. The schooner is going to
pieces.
At the Republican state convention at
Jackson, Miss, Wednesday, the Hill and
Lyman factions held separate meetings.
Each selected four delegates at large to
the ST. Louis convention. 1t is under
stood that both delegations favor McKin
ly.
VIM. Evans the Welsh poet of Amer
lea, died at Locknort, H., Wednesday.
aged II. He was known in this country
as an organ builder but in Wales his name
Is familiar in every house as contributor
of poetry and prose to the leading jour
nails.
The Republicans and Socialists orga n
ICED Tuesday evening demonstrations in
several of the principal cities and towns
OF Italy and denounced the African uolicv
OF the ministry. Troops at Milan a.
tackled by the mob. killed one man and
wounded seven Gnu
Captain Grant, who was in command
OF the steamship New York when She ran
aground on Southwest spit. resigped Sat
urday, from the service of the companv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-05
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The funeral of John O. Twitchcll, who
was killed at Portland, Saturday, took
place, Tuesday.
W. C. Rouse, a postal clerk, who was
arrested for stealing a letter from the
mail, is in Portland Jail not being able to
secure bail
The Rockland municipal election re-
suited in sweep for the Republicans.
John Lovejoy, the Republican candidate
for mayor, received SIS votes, Samuel A.
Reyes Dem, 1865, and Alfred l.. Carlton
IA.
The Portland Yacht Club, Wednesday,
elected the following officers: Commo-
lore, J. +. A. Merrill; vice commodore,
j. W. Bowers; secretary, c. +. Flagg;
treasurer c. f. A. Weber; trustees
VIM. Senter, J. c. Hamlen, c. W. Bray.
Bangor has social sensation. = prom
nent society young man has paid $500 in
a breach of promise case, rather than spoil
his prospect of winning a handsome and
wealthy young woman, for the sake of
whose face and fortune he had thrown
over an equally pretty but penniless girl.
The Orono Pulp and Paper Co. has
taken possession of the pulp and paper
mill plant ut Basin Mills, which 1t had
leased to the Bangor Pulp and Paper Co.
which recently assigned One of the
heaviest owners in the Bangor Pulp and
Paper Co. will return from Europe in a
few days. and it is not believed that he
will consent 60 see the enterprise slump
and lose all the money that has been put
into it for the lack of little working
capital.
The town meeting at Bar Harbor saw a
hot fight between the older and the
younger clements Anything to down
Bunker, who was candidate for second
selectman, was the cry. The meeting was
adjourned to Tuesday. Mr. Bunker, who
WAS counsel for the liquor dealers in the
time of the crusade last fall, was defeated
by +. e. Whitmore, and when the vote
was announced there was a scene unlike
what one expects mt an old fashioned town
meeting.
The following officers We're elected mt
the Kenncbunk town meeting: Clerk,
A. Warren Mcndum; sccctmen. assessors
and ovcrseers of poor, A. j. Smith
Howard *. Smith, John a. Stevens treas
urer, Joseph Dane; agent, Walter L.
Dane; school committee, Mrs. Sarah A.
Haley, Miss NJ, Ellen Smith; auditor, DIR.
f. NJ. Ross; collector, Asa A. Richard
son; fire commissioners f. II. Gaddis,
chairman, Alvin Stuart, clerk, L. A.
Cane, Edward Parsons, G. W. Larrabee,
Samuel Robinson and NJ. NJ Day.
The Ellsworth municipal election re
suited in no choice for mayor A light
vote was polled and there was much OPP
position to the Citizens candidate, George
F. Dutton, which resulted in stayaways
and adverse votes. The Populist candi-
date, Robert Gerry, carried two of the five
wards The Citizens aldermanic ticket
was chosen in full, as follows Ward ~
Nehemiah II. Higgins; 2, Albert H.
Norris; 3. VIM. ii. Brown; 4, Alvah f.
Maddocks 5, George II. Campbell.
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faesaEr yor1iNss.
CONTINUED from page IL

dolph and Gardiner, Thursday The river
was so full of floating ice and depris Cf'a1
tho fcrrymen did not dare to 90 any pusi :
ness being afraid that their boats woulo
bs cupsized
Now that the means of travel between
the two places, Gardiner aud Randoiph, Is
cut off, the project of annexing haiooiph
to Gardiner has again been reviVeu. rresl
dent McCausland of the board oil trade, is
in favor of such move, from neau 10
foot, and says that it will be better Tor
both towns 1t will cost ct least s'o,-
900, 75-100 of the cost of which Will be
borne by Gardiner and the remaining 20.
100 by Randolph, although In matters OF
this kind, some aid is received from the
county.
The road from here to South Gardiner
near the Richards estate is still impass-
able the logs being piled up to great
height in the middle of the thoroughfare.
1t will probably be some days at least be-
fore the road is in condition for travel.
TIE east span of the Gardiner and Ran
dolph bridge went off at about 10 o clock,
Tuesday night, being in dangerous
position and very near the waters edge all
day, Tuesday. The persons who live near
the bridge say that it made terrible
noise
1t will not be very long before the roads
will be passable the debris will be gathered
together the merchants will do business,
and everything will be all right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-05
ON BEACON HILL.
Tribute TO Ex-Governor Robinson = Against
ShouIder-Hlttinq -Rctaatory Insurance.

BosroN, March 4. - The legislature
adopted resolutions OF coincidence on the
death of Ex-Governor Robinson and of
eulogy on his services in public life and
his uprightnes3 as citizen in private life.
Among the reports submitted to the
legislature tn. most important was one
giving the Old Colony Railroad company
permission to take land on Federal and
Kneeland streets, Boston. for additional
terminal facilities, to discontinue and oc-
cupy streets, and TO issue 81, 900, 600 in stock
to pay for the same. This is the South
Union station BILL
The house received a remonstrance
against the erection in the state house
yard Of the statue of the late Benjamin f..
Butler, signed by more than 80 persons of
considerable prominence. The special
reason is not given.
Committee's reports were received deny
ing the petition Of the Boston Emergency
hospital for state appropriation of $50,
900, and in favor of a bill to prohibit en-
ployers liability insurance in the com
monwealth.
The committee on judiciary reported a
bill which provides that "whoever en-
cages in, or gives, or promotes, public
boxing match or sparring exhibition. or
engages in private boxing match or
sparring exhibition, for which the con-
testants have received or have been prom
ised any pecuniary reward, remuneration
or consideration whatsoever. either di-
recty or indirectly, shall be fined not ex-
ceeding 500, or imprisoned in the house
correction not exceeding three months, or
both"
The committee on insurance reported
leave to withdraw on the petition for legis-
lation authorizing the insurance commits
sioner to suspend certain foreign corpora
tions from doing business in this state
when our companies have been discrimi-
mated against by the states in which said
foreign CORPORATIONS belong
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-05
The New York was taken out of New
York, Wednesday, by Capt. Watkins, the
veteran of the line

The New York was taken out OF New
York, Wednesday, by Capt. Watkins, the
veteran of the lire.
The German Reichstag, Wednesday
passed the naval appropriation bill. The
secretary of the Imperial admiralty de-
nounced the report that Germany intended
to rival England and France in the way
of a navy but does desire sufficient naval
force to command the Baltic SEA.
Zahin Singh, Maharajah of .Jhallawar,
who was said to be preparing to inaugu-
rate a war on small scale scale against
the Indian government was deposed
Tuesday. The British political agent is
now in control The London Chronicle
denounces the action Of the agent.
The schooner S. II. Mallory, carryir e,
it is said, 81 tons of arms and ammun,
tion for the Cuban insurgents, was seized,
10 miles from Port Tampa. Fla, ycster-
day, by the revenue cutter Morrill,, a.
was taken into Tampa, Wednesday, and
turned over to the collector, who will be
guided by the advice of the United Stat S
district attorney as to OBTAINING her. The
schooner is part of the first great Collazo
expedition, which set out soma tt ne ago
Gen. Collazo, who was at Its heal 81 il d
from Tampa, Monday, on the steamer
Ardell for Cuba.
A two hours official dock trial was
given the torpedo boat Ericsson, Wednes
day, at the Morgan Iron Works, New Lon
don CT, by the trial board appointed by
Secretary Herbert The machinery replac-
ing that injured by the explosion, last
summer, worked smoothly, and the test is
believed to have been success. Attach
ments amounting to nearly $40, 900 have
been served upon the Eriesson's builders,
the Iowa Iron Works of Dubuque, on &C
count of the accident to her, last summer,
by local law firm, in the interests OF
several OF the Ericsson's crew, and for
physicians service attending the injured at
the Marine hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-05
SIMPLY BRITISH BtUSTER.
London Yachting Life Keeps Up lis Foolish
Talk About Dunraven.

London, March 4.-The Yachting World
accuses the New York Yacht Club OF hav-
ing shown vindictiveness in the expulsion
from membership of Lord Dunraven when
il was well sure that his lordship had
written and mailed the club his resigna-
ton.
The Yachting World expects, it says,
that the yacht societies of Great Britain
will express their opinion Of the action OF
rhe New York Club in no minced
language, and insists that the Royal
Yacht Squadron, as hackers of Lord Dun
raven 5 challenge for the Americas cup
are bound to take some action in the mat
Ter.
The ROYAL Yacht Squadron, the paper
declares, cannot afford 10 have their lead
ing member dealt with in such n sum
mary manner without endorsing his ex-
pulsion or loudly protesting against it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-05
RAILROADS FixING UP.
Communication Through New England Rap.
idly Being Established.

Boston, March i.-t'ntii last evening
Boston has been without connection by
train from points beyond Manchester, n.
H., on the southern DIVISION and Port
land. Me, on the shore division, because
of the flood. Maine S loss reaches millions
Many towns in New England are now re-
celving sunday mail.
\ dispatch from Manchester. y. H.. SAYS
nearly 1000 operatives of the Amoskcag
mills will be out of work for the next tive
months, rs a result of the recent flood
After Ii careful consideration of affairs,
Agent Straw gave out the following no.
tice;
The carrying away of the steam pipe
bridges OF this company will render it i'm
possible to run the mills until at least one
of the structures can be in some way re
placed How soon this can be done it is
impossible to say, SO much depends on the
weather, the height of the water in the
river and the time it takes to procure the
pipe and other necessary connections
According to the best Judgment of the
managers, we can probably start the JEFF
ierson mill and the Bingham mills in
about month, and the remainder of the
concern in two months. We shall be glad
to publish more definite information as
soon as we can possibly do So"