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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10


Hogan granted leave Of absence fol
one day.
The minutes of yesterday read and APP.
proved.
REPORTS OF STANDING Cos;atITTEEs.
The judiciary Committee reported
faTorably on Concurrent Resolution No.
/, changing day Of commencement OF the
fiscal year from January /, to December
81. THE object of the resolution is to
enable the financial officers to present
their reports on the frs: day Of the
year,
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Blair: To print on cafI board 100
copies of the Standing Committees OF
the Assembly. adopted.
BY y. Allen: To instruct the Ser
eeaut-at-ArnS to furnish suitable rooms
for the Enrolling Clerk. Adopted.
By Bergstein That Assembly Bill No.
!, b. taken from the General File, laid
! On tn table, printed, and made pecial
/ order for next Wednesday, ct u o'clock.
| By Barsstein: That i committee of
three be appointed to investigate into
the condition of our insane convicts.
Adopted.
Tie Chair appointed Barss;e.u, Gray
NOTICES.
by beI5s'S.n an Ac' 10 regulate
+ RAJ --i''o' ana ING SAFE OF l'0i9'A9.
INTRODUCTION or dis.
BY Van Hagan: an Act for the re-
moval Of conyicts 70 the State Prison.
Read first and second time, rules sus-
pended and referred 10 the Committee
on Ways and Means.
1t provides that the sheriff after re- !
ceivins the clerks certificate Of the
Judgment Of imprisonment shall deliver |
the criminal to the State prison, the ex-
penset be paid ont Of the State Treas
ury.
Dow (Ly leave1 introduced Z bill fer
the creation. organization all mainte-
nance Of the State University.
Read the frs: time, rules SUSPENDED.
rsai second time and or,lrreI r~jn.eI
by Mcdonald! 4 Bill regulating the
nu:aher and salaries Of the attaches Of
the Assembly. Increasing the salary of
tie porter from - to Sc per day.
n-TIs p,esFD
Brrkre,'s a,no,,.1r,ert r. tho co,s.i
tuition w2s considered enErossed, read
third tine and passed. liai changes
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10

NEW LIBR4EAy.-OurN New Librarian,
Jig, alias John l. CHM, is tie new
State Librarian. H IS bringing lis
work under.a sis;l and excellent system,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10

ErIsCorAL CHUECH.-Services at IL
\. N. and T. ". All are cordially in
NItcd. Sunday School at II. o'c!1ck,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10

SrocK SPURr.-Nou can bay Julia
for about seventeen dollars, ard Succor
for seven.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10
THE CHIEF INTEREST


to tie Governors Mansion we did not
follow, out OF delicacy and 'ssnsitiliry.
The necessity Of tie visitation, if there
existed any, is our excuse. Why, in
consideration of the cid gsntlcman's
feeble state, he might not have been H.
stalled with the same effect and sense by
aay Notary Public, We fail 10 perceive.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10

ADsLrHI CLCB.-The AdtlpLis are
hereby called to meet next Tuesday
evening, January -, at O'Clock, at the
ofice Of His Excellency Governor L. Il.
Bradley. BY order of
II. G. PARKER, President.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10

MI VIti VE oIANDI-HT IVN.-i.II Les.
The Judiciary Committee reported
favorably on Concurrent Resolution No.
/, changing day Of commencement OF the
fiscal year from January l, to December
81. THE object Of the resolution is to
enable the financial officers to present
their reports on the fss: day Of the
wear
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10

TIE sharon men complain tha: they canno:
I'D good se.sr in Carson. Jus. walk two
locks and call z. PROOFS Pcstorice Block. pcs-
he Theatre. las three brands never before
'-!-d - Sic STATE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10
ASSEMBLY,.

The House met at l o'clock. Speaker
Doyey in the Chair. Roll called, quo
rum present.
Leave of absence granted to BucLin-
ham for one day.
Prayer by Rev. James Wood.
Hogan granted leave Of absence for
one day.
The minutes of yesterday read and APP
proved.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
Burning OF Tobacco Warehouses Nos.
and =. I'm baltimore City.

The two large Tobacco Warehouses on Du-
gan's and . DonnellS wharves, Baltimore
Nos l and ,, were destroyed by fire or
Thursday night of last week, together with {
quantity of tobacco stored therein by agents
and purchasers. The fire, which is supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary. wa:
| discovered about O'Clock at night in No. l
and had made such Roadway that from the frs
| it was evident the whole building would b,
destroyed. No. being separated from No.
| for its entire length by q three-teet alley, i
was for while thought that this with tn
double walls, would prevent the FIRE from
reaching No. .; but this hope nnfounded
owing to the difficulty of reaching the fire from
the west side and hy 9 o clock No. warehouse
was in flames throughout its entire lergth. Sc
| rapid was the spread of the flames, and SO in
| tense the heat, that only fifty hogSheadS of to-
bacco were saved. We copy the following
! from the Gazette:
| There were about 2, 700 hogsheadS of tobacco
destroyed, valued at about S2T0,000. This
| tobacco was from Ohio, Maryland and Ken
| lucky The number of hogsheads destroyed
value of the tobacco, and the insurance had on
| the property by the several firms interested, Is
| as follows:
John Sullivan 4 Sons, No Camden street,
lost 1913 hhds. of Kentucky and IS hhds. OF
Ohio, for which they held policies of insurance
amounting to $4,000, They valued their
stock at about Sc, 600 more. The following
were the amounts in the several companies held
by this firm Firenlen's, Baltimore, So, 900 +;
Peabody, Baltimore, $1,000; Williamsburg,
| n. Y, ST., 900, Home, Columbus, $1,000; and
NATIONAL New York, $500.
]. r, Hunt Il Co., : Camden street, 39l
hhds value $780, O0O insured for $l4, 900.
William Lamping 4 Co., SO South Charles
street, 24O hhds., $50, 900 insuredin the Etna,
Hartford, for $1,000 Orient, Hartford, for
So. 900; balance in Baltimore companies.
B. F. Hook & Co., Camden street, 200
hhds covered by insurance.
Gieske s. Niemann, Is South Charles street,
l72 hhds., Sl5, oCO; insured in the Hanover,
New York, for Sl3, 900; in the Scottish Com
mercial for $4,000
Herbert Hairston Co., 50 and 81 South
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15

honoring him as auditors. After this great
speech Mr.. Morton attempted reply, but
as it was but another shaking of.the bloody
rag it did not attract much attention.
In the House nothing of moment occur
red, that body having been engaged on
the consular md diplomatic bill.
On Tuesday Mr.. Howe obtained the
floor and occupied the whole day in u de.
tense of the Republican party on the
Louisiana question, and So far as the
synopsis Of his speech published in the
papers show, it seems to have been re-
hash of the old outrage, Ku-Klux cry. The
House was engaged in a call of committees
and no matter Of general interest was de
bated or acted on.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
The California GrangcrS.

We publish on our first page this week,
at the request of q farmer of Bryantown
district, articles under the heading Oft
Changers Nictimized." 1t gives US plea
sure. as an offset, to publish the follow
ing, which we extract from valuable ex
change paper, orr Virginia Fireside, pub
lished monthly at Richmond and Alex
andria, by \. J. Wedderburn. The Fire
side says:
A great deal having been said in reference
to the failure Of b. +. Morgan's Sons, in Cali
tornia, whereby certain members of the order
lost about 500, 600. ii may not be out of place
to mention some OF the credits which should
be placed against this loss. In the first place
the Patrons of California had previously saved
two millions of dollars by their organization
In the second place there are about $4,000
Patrons in the State, and these men mindful OF
the obligations of brotherhood have molly come
forward to the assistance of the sufferers, and
the loss which threatened TO be ruinous to a
few, by being shared by the many, amounts to
only few dollars to each, and for these few dol
lars they have demonstrated the practicability
of Il system of business which will annually
save to them hundreds of thousands OF dollars.
So then may regard the Sl0O, 600 as SO
much money invested, which Will hereafter
repay itselfa hundred fold.
There are other gains to the order in Califor
MIA, resulting from this loss, which are thus
summed by the Granger.
LIST. They have gained some knowledge of
1.-THE WAYS that are dark and tricks that are
vain used by their enemies that will be of
service to them in the future.
ID They have gained confidence In them
selves and their organization that will ensure
their more harmonious work and ultimate sue
cess.
3D.. They have gained in that their trial has
discovered the weakened and the worthless
in the Order.
4,h. They have gained in that the division
of their losses has united them in Il closer bond
of sympathy, and cemented brotherhood
worthy the name.
9TH They gained independence.
9th. They have gained victory over the
wheat ring, the extent and completeness of
which will be measured by failures certain to
occur in the immediate future.
The Patrons of California arc not at all dis
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
DIED,

A her residence on the Wicomco river in
this county, on Tuesday last, Of pneumonia,
Miss ELIZA SHEIRBURN
On Monday, December 18th, 1874, Mrs. SAL
LIE f. c., wife of Mr.. J. WESLEY. SHEMwELL,
of Prince Frederick, Calvert county, aged 80
years.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, near Collington,
Prince Georges county, after short illness of
pneumonia. Miss CAROLINE CAMDEN. aged
trt,uur % years
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
Finances Il Maryland /.

The report of the Safe Comptroller for tho
fiscal year ended 3OthDf September, 1874. pre-
Sents a very favorable ondition OF our finances
The :otal debt Of the State is 81 o95, 0l9 80,
against which il ha available productive
assets TO the amount c 81, 1876, Is3 IS. There
is thus bat ST, 625.oB Of the State debt On
which interest has to1e provided by direc'
charge on the Treasry. notwithstanding the
States large unprodutire investment Of $40
500, 900 in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal the
finances of which coipany are, however. SO
rapidly improving tht il is expected that III.
hal 'nce of past due oupons ISL $40, sos in
amoun) will have hen paid off BY July !,
1882, after which il issupposed some revenue
from the work will, 70 the first time in lis his
tory, be available 10 ne Treasury. Al least
SlI5, 600 Per snnum raw be realized from this
source. The States Investments in our chief
railroads are remunersive, but there are Others
from W hich IL will bea long time before any
thing can be expected The total receipts into
the Treasury duringfthe fiscal year amounted
to 81. 35s, 202 -. wich, with the balance o;
stss 80 r. - a.asss nss5sS wsfs
s., 276 900 IS, Of viii Sl,9sO, 600 were for
the ordinary expenses, Nhe o,hc. portion being
Investments in public institutions, leaving a
balance in the Treasury oil S5G5, lo6 50. The
receipts for the current year are estimated 81
=, Alb. 539 IS OF which =, 053 sac - are eH-
pected from ordinary sources, the ba.anCe from
loans for new public enterprises.
With regard to the State tax on nationa
banks the Comptroller states that under the
law Of the last session Of the Legislature pro-
positions are peuding by which the large Ar
rearages will be settled directly by the bank:
for their stock holders. He renews his former
views on the proprie,y and justice of n tax or
the gross receipts Of railroads without reference
to the exemptions from tar on ;;I.:-;:t propcr,,
in their charters, and says that case Is now
pending. and soon 10 be tried, which will set
tie the question Of the validity Of the tax on III,
receipts, and by which, be IS informed III,
officers Of Il number Of other companies viii
abide. Various other interesting subjects arr
treated in the report, shedding light IN detail
on the States resources ofrevcuue.-Blh. S.n
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15

darged with the impartial enforcement of
tie laws. The most characteristic part of
TT message is that in which the President
reers to the disregard of his former recon-
mqdations by Congress, and seeks to shift
upp the shoulders of that body the re-
spdsibility of whatever has occurred.
Congress- may be, and doubtless is, greatly
to hame for the present condition of
Louisiana, but the failure of Congress to
do 1T duty cannot excuse the President
for oalpable violation of his. and of the
Constitution he has sworn to obey, protect,
and offend.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
blic Meeting In Baltimore.

1t h1 been decided that the public
meeting in Baltimore city to protest
ton in louisiana will take place at Ma
sonic Teaple, North Charles street, this
Friday wening. Hon. Reverdy johnson
is expected to preside, with Mayor Van
SAINT and number of other prominent
citizens br Vice Presidents. Among
those who will be invited to speak are
Thomas Donaldson, Gen. Chas. Z. Phelps
8. Teackle Wallis and VIM. Pinkney
WHITE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
The Tobacco Trade Of Baltimore for
the Past Year.

The Baltimore Journal OF Commerce for
January contains an elaborate and carefully
prepared review Of the trade aud commerce OF
the port OF Baltimore for the year 1874, occupy
ing ten columns OF space, prepared by Mr.
George L. Porter, the senior editor, who has
regularly performed the same labor for over
twenty years. The statistics of the tobacco
trade contain interesting facts besides those
heretofore published. OF Maryland the in
spection. were lighter than for any previous
year since 1870 whilst of Ohio they were larger
than ever before recorded. Kentucky and
Virginia inspections were small. In the aggre-
gate the inspections were 5T.96J hogSheadS,
against 65, 06T hogsheads in 1873. Aggregate
exported from warehouses 40, 2il, against 81
r65 hogsheads in 1873. Stock in warehouses
AT close Of the year IA ,62T hogSheads. against
IA, 40 same time previous year, OF which 2.0I2
hogsheads are Maryland. II, l59 Ohio, and 396
Kentucky and Virginia, held as follows: In
first hands, 26s hogsheads Maryland; do and
Western Spectators, 5,33T hogsheads Ohio !;
residue of all kinds held by shippers, manu-
facturers and spectators. The shipments to
France fell off heavily compared with 1873,
but a noticeable feature was the increased ship
ments of Maryland and Ohio TO Italy, amount
ing to 6. 1886 hogsheads, against / 1852 hogs
heads in 1873 and GLIB hogsheads in 1872, and
previous to which there was no report OF any
shipments hence TO that country. For the first
half of the year prices were without any material
change, but during the latter portion, under
the failure of the Western crops and short yield
in Maryland and Virginia, prices for all de-
scrptions of leaf advanced from 10 to 100 per
cent, the latter on the lower grades. There
were also exported hence of Virginia and Ken
| lucky leaf and stems, received in transit, and
entirely independent of our warehouse system,
larger quantity than ever before. The foreign
exports Of these for the pastthree years were
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
~Governor Gpome has signed two

R Governor GDOMe mas signed TWO
death warrants, ousdirected to the Sheriff
of Talbot county Or the execution of Geo.
Wheeler, colored, convicted in the Nov
ember Term, 1874. Of the Talbot County
Court, of the muller of Mrs. Margaret
Whitman; the othr directed TO the Sher-
if of Hartford couny for the execution OF
Joshua Griffin, cobred, convicted of the
murder of Susan Txlor. Both executions
are ordered to take Pace on Friday, March
~, before > p. VI.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15

At the annual meeting on Wednes-
day of the stockholders of the Baltimore
City Passenge Railway Company Messrs
Enoch Pratt, Ex-Governor Bowie, Alfred
Jenkins, Charles I. Savage, Thos. Wilson
Gabriel d. Clark nd John Bolgiano were
chosen directouAIbe majority are said
to favor the reelection Of Governor
Bowie to the Presidency OF the company
The President submitted very favorable
report of the condition of the company.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15

freedom of elections and the sanctity
of the Constitution, whilst Others see in it
only predicament for which the Demo-
Gratis may "blame their own folly, which
has brought them into it."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15
M AR,R1ED

On Tuesday, 10Th inst. at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev. DR.. LEVIN, Mr..
JOHN T. DAVIS and Miss MARY R. MUIR
RAY, only daughter of Mr.. RICHARD MURRAY,
all Of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15

couraged by the mishap, which was the result
of combinations on the part of outsiders, as
sisted by the treachery and avarice of false men
who sold their birth-rights for a mess of pot
tage The order has come out of the fire doub-
ly refined .-Our Virginia Friend
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15

The Duke De Broglie having declared his in
ability to form a new Ministry, President Mac
Mahon has prevailed upon the present Cabinet,
excepting NJ. Chabaud Latour, to remain In
office for the present and until their places can
be properly filed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-01-15

The business of tobacco warehouses Nos.
and q which were destroyed by fire on Thurs
day night last, was as follows in the year 1874
Warehouse No. Stock January |, 1874
ana hogsbeads; inspections in the year, TO-,
s22 hogsheads: shipments, 1908 hogsheads
stock December 81, 1874 l,457 hogsheads
Warehouse No. 2.-Stock January |, 1874
2,l26 hogsheads inspections, IL 264 hogs
heads; shipments, 1908 hogsheads; stock
December 81, 1874, l, 3O7 hogsheads.-Sun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
A Los SRFS PADRES DE- RAMILIA.

Deseando que los Sres padres de famiias, cuyos re-
sucientes para sufragar los estpendos
que exgen la mayor parte de las escuelas prima
rias, puedan proporcionar hos una instruction
competa he rebajado notablemente la asgnacion que
que vena pagando hasta e presente sin menoscabaK
en- 10 mas minilno la instruction.
Como garanna de los adelantos que obtienen los
alumnos encomendadOs mi direction basta manifes
tar que dan examenes cada meses los cuales
pueden asistr los Sres padres de famiia que todos
los amos salen dez doce aumnes la nstruc-
cion secu daria en- el Celegio-Seminario
Eestablecimento cuenta tres profesores ttu-
10 que esan la case durante las horas que
presan.
Por la manana desde las II las 10Y por la tarde
des las IL 4 las d.
Tiene ademas la case de parvulos cargo de la pro-
fesora esposa del que suscribePuerto Rico Enero 25
de 1S75.-Calle de San JustO ndmero 39.-FraRciSco
CortGs, -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
lNUyCIoS DIVRRSOS.
Acadia Municipal
DE LA CAPITAL.

FL dia 81 del entrante de Mario las de la ma
mana, dara principle la exhumacion de los cad6veres
que encuentran depositsdos los nchos que exis
ten en- el Cementerio de esta Capital alquilados por
hace p1blico fin de que las personals que deseen
diche arrendamento cOnsignen en- la Deposta
ria de ndos municpales los derechos correspondence
por Ell n1mero de amos que gusen; en- la integencia
de que, vencdO dichO pazo, evara cabo la exhu-
macion de los cadaveres que encuentren en- nichos
cuyO arriendo Sc haya removable.
AL propio tiempoy e inde evitar reclamaciones,
todas las personas que tengan coocadas Apdas bien
sean de marmol de Otra clase los panteones Gu
yos ,adaveres han de exhumarse deben hacerse car
go de elias Ell msmO dia en- que Sc verfque dicho
acto SD ~
Puerto Rico, Febrero rs de l875--valdes. La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
CigarrIoS iindoS De CannabB Indgs
DE GRIMAULT Y c.,
FARMACEUTICOS EN- PARIS.

Todos los especifcos empleados hasta ell dia para
aviar el las afecciones de las Was respirato
rias, tenen por base sUsTANCIAs ToxICAs que dejan
una gran pesadez sobre ell cerebro cuya Influenza
sobre la intelgencia y la salud en- general suma
mente perniciosa.
Las propiedades del principle active del cahamo de
Bengala que contenen nuestros cgarrillos ad
mrables, que apenas han aspirado algunas bocana
das de su humo nOta va mayor facilidad en- la
pracicn, m nos ahogos, palabra, UN ALIvIo
TAN COMPLETE como rapido inofensivo, pues nues-
tres cgarrillos contienen principle t6xco aguno
Son pues estos cgarrilos ell dnico remedio SECURE
que pueda recomenaarse toda confanza contra la
asma los catarros nerviosos la arngitis generel
contra todas las Intermediates de las Was respratorss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
centric ADMINISTRATIVE.
DIRECCI0N
Gale de Recoletos, IS, 80, Madrid

Sc admiten poderes de Ultramar icon faeultad de
sustitur) para asuntos de cr6dtos dc comerco dere
chos de succession SAGA de ttuos de grandeza toda
clase de asuntos.
Sc gestonan actvan expedientes para trasIaciones
de cadaveres cruces de tOdas cases uviacones cla-
sfcaciones cesantias priviegos Inarcas de conner
clio; indemnizaciones creditos contra ell Estado per-
mutos de grades militares licencias reales
para empleados cives miltares eclesastcos GUAM
to interese los Centros ofcales particulares
de Madrid principaes capitales de Espana La cor
respondencia, sellos para contestase remtira D.
Saturnno Arce Cortazar, expresando bien las
de direction
Honorarios m6dcos cOnvencionales prOpuesta de
los mismos nteresados; senalando persona que res
ponda del pago de aquellOs gastos que sean
rio: orecendo harcers la Direction de Las NotcGs
de EspGAG, como Eucursal del Centre Administrative
de Madrid, Pelayo 3, 80, derecha, en- Puerto-Rico
q D. Eduardo LarrOca, San Jose, H. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
HIERR0 DEL DOCTOR GIRARD
PR0TOXALAT0 DE HIERRO
aprobGdo pOr Ia academia de medicine
DE PA RKB.

La Academia de Medicine de Paris es uno de los
suerpos sabios mas avaros de recomendaeiones de
dcamento nuevo habia podido cOnsguir aprobaeion
Los Sres medicos deben acOger con marcada benevo-
leneia las pocas preparedness que han merscdc tan
alta distinction ereemos prestarles verdadero
vciO exractando 10 siguiente del Boetin de la Aca
demia.
La Academia juzga que el protoxalato de herro
presentado por ell doctor GIRARD, esta llamado
prestar grandes servciOs aaterapeutc pues poses la
propedad de restriir siendo cas insipido,
mente, en- d6ss de 10 20 centigramos dariOs, la
cloross la aneia, la hstera todas las afsceionss
que reconoOsn por causa la pobreza de la sangre
Adsmas es un reconstituyente heroico que devuelve
rapdamente las fuerzas perddas por las convalecen
cias las debdades de temperamento. 2-2s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
BIOG RATA.

Del Marques de la Esperanza, escrita por D. Ale
andrO Iniesta edicion de luje varias considera
stones nteresante so5re los successes policos de Puerto
Rico fernando folleto de 30 paginas en- cuarto en-
uadernado la r1stica. Sc vende cuatro reass el eem
.par en- la Administration del BoLETiN Fortaleza 1g
al interior re por franco porte siemprs
que pr6vamente envien los que necesiten la obiita
cncuenta centavos selos de cOrreos, para 10 cual
puedea dirigirse al Administrator d. Oeledonio Lo-
OeZs H-l2