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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YORK, Oct. IS.
Gold opened this morning, at sl.1ST.
[Fufhshed by Craige johnson & Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sis.
LONDON, 1880 T. M. Oct. 10.
Consols for money, 937s; for account, 93 1916
q. s. s 2Os of 1865 1868, 1866 s1O714 1O-4O's
S10iaI. New SIS OF 81, Sl0i9i. Erie common
shares 15i4. Preferred, 81 New York Gem
Central, 49, Market steady.
FRANKFORT. oct. IL.
IT, s. 3 2O's of 1862 g0L
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
s1sO .aEMonth for Ca,c,,,np Frog,

a man in Troy reports that in one month last
.s'''on io caught sufficient frogs to weigh l., 600
" u'o9sed state. For these be obtained thirty
c,,n1 ,,'ls pound for the New York market. Frog
pnn,1 1is say they can clear twenty-eight cents a
nf '"t uaSiiy Tor the article and quite number
bi-EN-s ~ 49, ~" az 49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Not Guilty.

AooUITTAL OF THE LATE STATE AUDITOR OF MINNIE
sofa.
ST. PAUL, Oct. IS.
Opeof the Indictments against Chas. McIlrath,
late State Auditor for malfeasance in office in con
nection with school lands, was tried, yesterday.
The Jury rendered verdict Of not guilty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

rAYMENr or STATE LICENSES. Es.-Under the
l"cehSo law, AS amended. the Clerk of the Peace
rb,, ,i'"rea to serve notification upon Mer-
tilallls and Manufacturers who have not paid
i,d cWr state license before proceeding to legal
'lgetlnh OF the same. ,Ino. Z. Springer,
,,oih ,', OF the Peace for this county, informs us
,al " ~ "a Few days he will begin to send out bills
a'1 W. WI Who have neglected to attend this matter
haf n saNs ". That after delay of ten days he will
'o' lcSd procedure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

VELooIpEDE DAadERs--Lttle boys, mounted
on velocipedes, are numerous i'll all parts of the
city, and some OF them are less careful than they
should be in their riding. Yesterday, Oh Tat
nall street, a serene little baby was reclining in
its carriage, ready for trip, the carriage stand
venile velocipedist came by at full speed, struck
the carriage upset it, and spilled the baby head
foremost into the street. Not only this, but it
chanced at the moment that wagon was going
by, the driver of which with difficulty stopped
his team in time to avoid running over the child.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
LOCAL hFFAiRS.

Since yesterdays reg ,rt i've cases of drunk
enness have been disposed of in tho Police
Court, with the usual liue, which is the record.
special meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Delaware Institute OF Mechanic Artn
will be hold this, Wednesday, evening, at $
o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
FIFTH EDITION.
Frightful Leap.

AN UNKNOWN MAN JUMPS FROM THE TOP OF wAsH
INGroN's MONUMENT AT BALTIMORE.
Yesterday afternoon, a man whose body had
not been identified up to midnight, jumped
from the top of Washingtons monument. at Bal
timore, and fell a mangled mass Of humanity at
its base. When first discovered, the remains were
lying in pool of blood, the skull crushed, the
body otherwise mutilated and the brains splash-
ed about twenty feet from the body, presenting
altogether horrifying spectacle.
1t appears, says the american, that tho man
entered the monument at about 10 o'clock in
the morning, paying the usual admission fee
He was alone, and appeared cheerful His at
tire indicated that he was poor, his coat and
trousers being quite shabby. A few minutes
after he assembled the stairs two other men
came in and likewise proceeded up to
the top. While up there, they must
have met the man in question, and being
talkative, lie began conversation with the two
persons who came up later. After staying about
twenty minutes on the top of the monument the
three men descended together When below,
the individual, who came to his death few hours
thereafter was rather oquacious talking all the
time, speaking of places he had visited, the height
and grandeur of monuments in other cities.
At 1.30 in the afternoon the man returned, paid
his admission Zee, appeared IF as cheerful tenn
per as before, and once more assembled the
stairs. Later lady and gentleman assembled
the monument when they beheld the body and
informed the keeper who summoned the coroner.
In one pocket of the deceased was found q let
ter which showed the mental torment Of the
deceased and describing his disappointment at
his inability to obtain work. Fur
Further on he wrote have been in Baltimore
six weeks and can't get anything to do. swore
when left home that l would never return. I
will not steal or beg, and the result is / commit
suicide to prevent starvation.
THE BODY IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF YOUNG BALTI-
MoREAN.
By Telegraph to the Commercial
BALTIMORE, Oct 13.
The dead body Of the young man who commit
ted suicide, yesterday afternoon, by jumping
from the top of the column Of Washingtons
Monument, at Mr.. Vernon place, has been rec
ognized as that of Arthur s. johnson, whose
father resides at 11S South Gilmore street, Balti
more. His age was 20 years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.
Flour less active Penna. family, sc. 250D7.25 /;
high grades S7.75GS75. Wheat firm and quiet,
new red, s1.2301.40 amber. 81 2s601. ~ white
II 426al 30. Rye unchanged. Corn neglected ;
yellow 711<@7216c; mixed, 70071c. Oats
steady white, 45@52c Provisions dropping ;
mess pork $22. 750n2S. Lard i401iJ5c. Whis-
key, 9l17.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BaAEDywrSE MILLS poR yLoJB
AND GnArS--coRREoTED DAnr.
Family Flour Observation-Disclosures $1,000 900
Extra Flour. Observation-Disclosures. 6.756s $50
5uperfno Ficur.. ................. 4.75Gp 5.75
Wheat, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.35
Corn, ,................... 75c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

A CApUouIs MoNG BECOMES A swEpENBoR-
GIAN.-Jhe adult candidate who presented him
solf for baptism, at the meeting OF the Maryland
Association OF tho New Jerusalem. in this city,
on Friday evening, was "A German named Faber,
who has been monk OF tho Carnchn order.
lie now proposes to preach the Swedenborgisn
doctrines. and will probably begin his labors in
baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS IN oINciNSArG-A MA,
JoRiIY FOR HAYES.
BY 7sieJraDh u The Commercial.
CINcISNATI, Oct. 12-2, A. N.
Tho official returns from IS wards and pre-
cincts in Hamilton county give Hayes 1881; Al
len 1916. Tho whole Republican county ticket
is probably elected.
Hamilton county, which includes tho city Of
Cincinnati, gave 1857 Democratic majority, last
year. and 763 in 1873
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Steamboat Disaster.

THE AUG. MILLER ExPLoDEs HER BOILER IN THUN-
DER BAY.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 13.
The steamer Aug. Miller exploded her bsiler
and sank in Thunder Bay, this morning. Capt.
Miller. and his clerk were killed, and the fireman
was seriously injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

LNNTERPRISE COAL.-IN ORDER TO
~ better accommodate my increasing trade, /
have again opened a coal yard, at west and Water
streets, which | intend to conduct IN connection
with my yard at the wharf Of ]. Morton Poole "
co and am now stocking both yards with all the
different sizes of Enterprise coal, which has given
such universal satisfaction wherever used, after
trial, all people want to know Is where to get 1t
and they will buy no other.
onlces West and Water streets, and Orange ai1
Water.
aprl7-1yof JOSEPH FOUT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Post OFFICE Robbery.

pErREDATIoNs OF THIEVES AT MILFORD, PA.
MILFORD, Pa, Oct. 13.
The post-oflice at this place was entered by
thieves, last night, and robbed of about one
hundred dollars in money and fifty dollars worth
of postage stamps.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Nebraska.

DETAILS OF THE vorE-REpuBILcAs MAJORITY
5000 TO 10000.
By Telegraph to the Commercial.
OMAHA, Oct. 49,
In Kearney county, the Republican State Ju-
dicial, and County tickets have handsome ma
jorities. Douglass County, the vote is so nearly
counted that it is safe to say the Republican
majorties, also the County Clerk and Treasurer.
There is close vote on the Sheriff and the pros
poets are Tho election of tho Democratic candi-
dato.
handsome Republican majoritiesi
In Platte county it is estimated there is a
Democratic victory. Tho vote il not in.
Lincoln County il undecided. The county will
lie evenly divided.
The Republican State ticket is. probably olect-
cd.
Dodge County ID heavily Democratic.
1t is generally conceded that the new Consti-
tuition has been carried by large majority, and
that the Capital Location question has not been
decided but remains as an open question. Strong
efforts have been made on the part of Lincoln,
the present Capital to have it settled there
SECOND DIspATcH-9,OOO TO 10000 MAJORITY.
OMAHA, Oct. 12-Midnight.
The returns show that tho Republican State
ticket is elected by nine thousand to ten thou
sand maiority
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

DEATH OF HApLgY LAMBoRN. iladley Lam
born, whose funeral takes place Mt I.ongwood
to- day. wac well known in this city, having been
engaged i'll the printing establishment OF james
& Webb, for some time. He has had printing
Office at Kennett Square recelty. His death
was sudden no was found dead in his bed on
Sunday morning. About year ago, he had an
attack resembling apoplexy, and 1t is supposed
that a second visitation of that sort occurred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

SABBATH SoHooL EELoroN.-The Sabbath
School of the A. U. M. F. church, Rev. j. II.
johnson pastor, French st. above Sth, has cleo
ted the following officers President, Wesley
Conwell Superintendent, ID. IL. Gustus; Secre-
tary, Alice Sharper; Librarian, Edward Chppy,
Jr Treasurer, Anna Hayes; Musical Director,
John Chippy; Organist, Walter Glasco; Clerk,
Charles Chippy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

FiRsT-DAY School CoNFERENcE.-T Ineot-
ing of the Friends First-Day School Conference,
at the West Street meeting house, on Saturday,
will probably be the largest gathering Of the
kind ever held in this city. The session will
begin at 10 O'Clock in the morning. and continue
in the afternoon, with recess for dinner, m.ieh
will be provided by tho Friends of this city, i'll
the school building opposite the meeting house.
LARGE pUMrEIS.-.Thero is on exhibition in
the rear dining hall of tue restaurant at tho r.
w. " b. depot IA pumpkin of very large dmen-
sions, aud it has been chrstened "Romeo,"
after the big elephant. This pumpkin was grown
by Charles r. West, q trucker, who resides near
Chesapeake City, Md. 1t measures the same
distance around it both ways-G feet inches
being round except on ono ride where it is some
what depressed The pumpkin Weighs 100
pounds.
TGE "TASaIER. The new steamer Tdngi'1.
of the Eastern Shore Steamboat Go. IL verify
ing all tho predictions of speed which her
friends made for her before her departure from
this city. She is really one OF the fastest steam
ers on the Chesapeake, and has over reached
somo of tho larger craft which are noted for
speed The Weems, Cypress and Louise have
all been ontdistanced by her. and on recent
trip she overhauled the Mdtlda in run of forty
miles, although that steamer had the advantage
of Il start. The Tdngier is a credit to the COM
merce of Baltimore and a monument to her
principal owners and builders, the II. 4 H. Co.,
OF this city.
THE OLD "Bn.SDYwIsE." The locomotive
" "Brandywine" recently sold to the p. w. & B.
Co. by the W. ~ w. Il. H., has undergone com
plete repairs and was brought out of the for
iner's shops, yesterday, bright in a now dress of
paint which elitered in the sunlight. She was
ont on her 'trial trip and one might have
thought from her nimble motions that she was
in the very prime Of life. At the foot of Third
street, however, the "oa lady" III tho dignity
of her high steppngs got one of the tender
wheels off the track, but this was soon adjusted,
and she steamed away for Smyrna, where she
will be put I'D use on the Smyrna Branch Road.
Ex- Governor PoHpERs ARRIVAL IN WlLMING-
ToN.-Ilx- Governor James Ponder, with his
family, arrived in this city yesterday for the
purpose Of making it his permanent residence.
A schooner containing his goods and household
effects left Milton on Sunday evening and ar
rived here carly yesterday morning. The Ex-
Governor has leased Daniel III. kents house on
Sixth street near Jefferson for his present resi-
dcuce. He has not determined yet what will be
the line of his business in tins city. He will
still continue the shipping and grain commission
business i'll Milton, MIR. Mustard who has been
his foreman there for number of years being
laft in rharUp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
as,arriagtG.

The 12h inst by Rev. j.. MARKS, hir John H.
Robinson and Miss Emily j., daughter of the late
Joseph Rossiter, all of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
SECOND EDITION.
weather Record
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WARRINGTON, UCU. ID
Probabilities For the Middle States high
but slowly diminishing pressure. northwest to
northeast winds, slightly warmer and partly
cloudy weather, and occasional fross.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
ohio.

THE REPUBLICAN, VICTORIES CONFIRMED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Bauk Statements.

FDE EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
kI, DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, AT
DELAWARE CITY, in the State of Delaware, at
the close of business, October list, 1915.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
THIRD EDITION.I
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

SPECIAL TELEea HAMS FTsOM OIsIO,
IOWA, AND NEBRASKA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Newark, In the State of Delaware, at the close of
business, october 1lth, 1873.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, sS750o.I5
u. S, Bonds TO secure circulation, 10000. 90
Other Stocks bonds and mortgages, l,12b.72
Due from approved reserve agents 55I.54
Due from other National Banks, 435S.ls
Due from State Banks and Bankers, 9l,,rT
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, 10000 90
Current expenses and taxes paid, 2g3.I9
Bills of other National Banks, l5O0.OO
Fractional currency (lncluding nickels) lOO.s4
Legal-tender notes. $4,000
Redemption Fund with U. S. Treasurer Is
per cent. of crcuation) 225O.OO
-
Total, Sl5I, 104 90
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, s5OOO0.OO
Surplus fund, S,T46.00
Other undivided profits, 9i5 81
National Bank notes outstanding, 45O00,0O
Dividends unpaid, 5I2.4i
Individual deposits, subject to check, 5O92s. l3
Due TO other National Banks, 53i 50
Due to State Banks and bankers, 40G.7S
Total, 100
State of Delaware County of New Castle, IS:
|, Geo. W. Lindsey, Cashier of the above named
bank, DO solemny affirm that the above statement is
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
GEORGE W. LINDSEY. Cashier.
Subscribed ami affirmed TO before me this 9th day
OF October, 1SI5 GEO. W. WILLIAMS N. y.
Correct-Attest:
JOHN PILLING,
oc02,lt JAMES II. RAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Mew advertisements.

TNRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
l. MOKIN GOALS. THEY ARE TILE BEST IN
GEO. W. BUSH Il SON, French st. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

r AIDES ECONOMIZE BY GETTING
IL MITCBELL'S Simple AMI Perfect Dress Dia-
gram, learned in one hour. 314 North Eighth
Street, Philadelphia. s.. Call and emaInine. Agents
wanted. aug6-1yw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

DROGRAMME ES FOR CONCERTS AND
i sunday school entertainments quickly printei l.,
with clear tyre tinted paper, 81 the CONN ssGIi
ones. at Dritas e,iehtly above e'st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
AlnlusenIcnts.
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED.

ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED.
Mr.. Zimmerman. manager of the Juvenile OPP
era Troupe, was in town, this morning, and af-
ter seeing the small sale of reserved seats, deci
ded to cancel. the engagement for tomorrow
evening, at the Opera House in this city. There
will, therefore, be no performance by this COM
pany here. Mr.. z. says he was willing to risk
the loss of a moderate sum, but thought the
prospect of large deficiency too serious to JUS
tify.
THE ''QuINcUPLExAL," TONIGHT.
Charley Shay's Monster Quincuplexal Perfor-
nance will be presented at the Opera House, to-
night 1t has all of its old. time charms, and in
cludes many new and attractive features.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
yINO THE AFFLICTED.

Il
An itching Diseases unsghtly plmples, blotches,
etc , on face ulcers diseases of the blood urinary
troubles, etc are AL promptly cured with vegeta-
BILE medicines without interfering with business or
diet. Spply to
@. 4. SEGMoNi, NJ D., Proprietor.
For The last ten years of Drug Store 18Th and
Brown streets, Pi auelphia, A regular graduate of
medicine and pharmacy. ociS,lydSw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

lNINGL PERSONS INCLINED TO
~ WARDS matrlmony can get wedding cards, al
most rs ucat as engraving printed ut the CoBaRR-
cIAL oiiice at one-fourth the lost. We have naan-
,ifnl TYNE suitable for tha'nurroee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
alew Advertisements.

CMALL WIRE FOR STOVE PIPE9.
- For sae by
MM Il. bit,. ANY,
ia Market Street Wi,pi ingtHn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Com niercIaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

U. s. 5 2o's of 1862, 9o]%.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-17
FL C0RREO Dr.. ULTRlMAR, '


La parte poics de este per6diso publica tres We
al mes recibe en- Puerto Rico per los vaporss
ingleses. Suscricion anua $40 60 cts en- Ia Capital
Ii en- la Isla, franco de porte.
Parte Literaria Ilustrada.
Sc publican cuatrO n1meros mensuales fernando a.
ano dos grandes vo6menes con unas $50 paginas y
mas de mil grabados intercalados.
Regalos los Suscritores.
La Moda del Correo dt UztrGnadr, tres ndmeros men
suales con modelos de tapicerla fgurnes ilumnados
dibujos para labores de crochet, ga
Et E1p6sito novela inedita de Enault tomo er
folio, impression de lujo, 43 laminas.
Los prscios de suscricon pare 1916 son; por un ac
adeantado SIG en la Capital $1s SO an Ia Isla, fran
CO de porte
Por eneuadernacon de la Novela 80.
~ CaJendario Prospecto de El Correo de UltrGmG,
se d4 gratis los que 10 sociten remite por
siempre que al pedido acOmpane un sellO para o
franque0.
Contiene el citado ProspectO un Almanaque del anC
Is, e pr6lOgo de la nOvea que regala los sus
crtores dos lcyendas ya description del Teatr
de la Opera en- Paris con algunOs grabados.
Los pedidos Sc dirigiran al Agente PascasiO r. San
cerrit. lis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-17
BOLETID MERCADT'IL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
0RgAAO lG L9S gsRAl9LES SIN C0NDICIONRs.

Col: amer. Cyenas, del mismo punto, a Sres.
Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena ca, con: III, ,449
pies pino blanco s2sO tejamaniles despaehada pa
POr N.egort dc Halifax: s.ls7 pies pino blan-
60 20 ps., 10000 tejamaniles ps 81.
EfectOs de varias procedencias
Por vap ing. Mersey, de Puerto Plata, para Srss
Pastor Marquee az Garcfas Is fardOs tabaco s. s. s.
Por vap. MarselLa del mismo punto. 4 los mis-
mos mos sres q fardos tabaeos sy 49 i'd. i'd. S. s.
Por cabotaje ppocodente de Mayagiiez. para Sres
Sobrinos de Pi 200 s. arroz de La india IS. 30 a.
PrOcedente del dep0sits, vendido por Sres f4timar
comp 4s2 s. arroz de la india s5E q. I74c de Ger
ExPORTACRON.
Az1hcar.-La aprobacion del proyecto DOR mar
to del gobierno de los Estados Unidos ssbre sumen
to de un % por 100 en- los derechos dc importaoor
on nuestros azdeares mieles, ha causado como As
natural, bastante sensscion en- nuestros mercados
hacienda que haya poca disposition por parte de los
han lmitado 10 mas precso dentro de los lfrites
de ps. 3 ps al por refno, de ps 3i6ps ~
por ssIectas, cerrando el mercado con demanda oia
N1feteS.-Hl cOptinuado regular ell pedido nor
este duce cuyos precios varian de Is 42O cts gallon
por classes redno buenas, hasta 80 cts. gallon por
Caf6.-No han variado las condolences de
mercado pora este grano, la cual han seguido
las operaeiones alrededor de ps 16k para ileyar
p'Fa @; .lensr ordiac, para europa prineipalmente
gallon sin ell caseo
CuerOs d. res -Oo Ii Is ps los salados
do l9 alps los dulces d.m Inda siempre nav
activa.
CAMBKOS
Sobre L6ndres de IS @5.o5 por c.
Espana 10 p.3 premio.
MONET RIO.
!. Onzas Espaholas II ps una
COlOmbianas i6k ps. una =
Americanas (E. " 81 ps. id oegun convenio CO.
Confines ST ps id mercial.
Plata espanOla. ST u.S
Descuento mercantil del 10 al Is n G anual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-17
Sem,llasfr frescas de hor-
talisa, acabsn de recbir complete surtido-Llom-
part Mayor, ca, Fortalezs ndmero g. lilo
BIOG r A FLA.

Del Marques de la Esperanza, escrta por D. Ale
jandro Infesa, edcion de lue, varias considera
sones neresante sobre los poticos de Puerto
Rico fernando un foleto de 60 paginas en- ouarto en-
uadernado la rdstca Sc vende cuatro reass 81 elem
plar en- la Administration del BoLETIN Fortalsza H.
Al interior dirje por franco de porte sempre
que previamente envisn los que necesiten la obria
encuenta centavos selos de correos para 10 cual
puedsn dirgirse al Administrator d. Celsdonio Lo-
Dez. 6-lQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-17
Vapor Espanol Jose Bar6

Rsueo dc6nvamene de este Puerto da
% del corente las de sao uerza avsamos
las teuian comprometdo los de-
uzar OCCASION marcha drectamen Pennsu ad
endo expedan boa has de la tade del dia
de la saida del vapor
Las entas este z buque muy supero
los egos de puderamos onstudo
samente esta ddo po antiques ntegentes manos
conOedores espeenc de las neced exencas de esta
gacon NADIA omeron para buque que pu zar
mees de rae cua endo conodo esta oadad
oaOa senos ha de cOmpos los quele an por dcado que
ell gusto de los que 10 uiGcen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-17
D. TOMAS RAYA.

Doctor urisprudenca, abo yado de los tIibunales
auditor nonsrario de guerra, ha sstablecido
dio en- los altos de la casa calle de la Tanca ndmere
IL en- dOnde ofrece servicios profesioaaes sus
numerosos amigos de esta Tsla, demas personas que
suieran hourrarleeon ssunos Puerto Rico
Mario 8 de 1875, $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-17

Me hago cargo de la existencia en- fin de Sc
Gembre Gltimo, segun cargareme mum. 1. $50 5
Idem de- 10 pendiente de cobro en- igual fe-
cha, segun idem n1mero 2.............. 113 z
Idem delo que.han debdo satifacer los 90 So
clos admitidos por derechos de inscription,
segun cargaremes n1meros "a. ....-.. 43 5
Idem de 10 id id, los 287 id por la suscricion
de Octubre, id n1mero -. ....... III
Idem de 10 id id, los "a i'd por derechos de
inscription, id ndmero o6..--...... SO
Idem de So As cts. de! !que databa en- la
cuenta anterior que fue aumentada por
acuerdo de la Junta Directiva, segun car
gareme ntimero o7...-......... z "a
Idem de 10 que han debido satisfacer los 296
s6cios existentes por la suscricion de No
viembre, segun cargareme nnmero &c.,. "A
Idem de 10 id id, los 18 id por derechos de
incripcion, id ntimero 9 -. .... q
Idem de 10 id id, los 3l2 id por la suscricion
kde Dicembre id n1mero 10. 0....... -.
Total cargo 976 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-17
L B R O s

De instruction primaria y elemental Qae Sc
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cisco Abarca, hay de venta gonna en-
plancha de diferentes gruesos y q pre-
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driguez, DIR. en- Medicina y Cirujfa,
participa & sus clientes y al p1blico
en- general que ha cambiado 50 domi-
clio & laIcalle de San Francisco n6-
nero 30.