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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
MISSISSIPPI.
Davis Applies For and Receives Time
10 Auswer-The Ames Committee
10 Report To-day.
Special 10 the Appeal

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, February 2l.-Sendte st.
ting es court OF impeachment, the fe-
spondeat, Lieutenant-Go overnor Davis,
appeared by c1ulssl, Ex-Attorney-G Gen.
ersl Morris, Ex District-Attorne7 FitZ-
gerald and Brien and Spears, all of
Vbk burg, and asked for ten days time
ia which to file plea and prepare for
trial. The respondent was granted hve
days to fiIe plea, and the house man.
aRers ore day for replication, and the
tIial set for the third OF March.
House debated and PASSED the senate
bill requiring sheriff. to give new bonds,
by The first of August, as tax.collectors
in a p snslty of two thirds Of the STATE
and county taxes, and requiring bonds
men TO own a free hold estate In tne
county where the office is held. The
section requiring boards Of supervisors to
give bo1Cs vas srricBen out.
Mr. Featherston, chairman, announced
that the Axies committee would report
tomorrow
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"FLGURE5 FOR REPUDIA-
TORS
Shall Man Possessed of $500 Worth of
Property Refuse to Pay S25 =
What Taxes Produce.
Paris [Tenn.l Int lligencer.l ]

Paris CTeHn) )Intelligencerl
Suppose the public debt to be S25, ,000,-
600. The census IepLrt makes the
wealth Of the State $500, 600, ,0OO; ard the
everage production $3.50, 600, and the
population go, 600 Is 1t in the power
Of man whose property ia wo .th $500
to pay deb: of S25? What would be
said of the honesty OF a citizen who
would refuse to pay $25 Of debt when he
owned property worth $500, and had an
income Of $50? Aud suppose that the
creditor should offer the debtor, in such
case IS the above, long credit upon his
debt Of $25, by mis- paying interest on his
debt, wouli the debtor be justified in re-
pudiatiDg bis deb: upon the ground that
he is unable to pay SO large an amount?
Clarksvllle Chronicle.I
Poor Tennessee, with q taxable prop
erty amounting to $3.50, 600, when
assessed at half its real value, exclusive
Of $1,000 Of personal property, exempt in
the possession of each tax payer; yield
ing q revenue al the low rate Of 40 cents
on the 800 worth Of property of about
81, l50 OUO; with tax on dogs amount
ing to 800, 900; privilege tax amount.
ing to above $4,000 q revenue from
railroads amounting to more than $780,
OC0; revenue from clerks OF ceurt5,
banks, insurance companies, etc, of
sos COO and rental from the psnitsn-
tiary of $50 900 00-aggrsgatings above ST.
SUI, ,OO-is declared TO he unable to pay
the current expenses of the S!ats and in.
teTest on its debt, the two aggregsting
sb1ut the same amount to-w.t: 81 $780,
coo. And we are further told that the pub,
lie debt is increasing at the rate OF three
fourths CT "a million annually; her bonds
are hawked and peddled about the coun-
try, &nd go begging at about forty cents
on the dollar, less than the paper OF an
ordinary merchant Of doubtful solvency
could be bought in any community.
Rich in resources, amply able to pay as
she is, proud Of their State ss her people
have ever bsen, she stands now discred.
tied and disgraced baiOre the country
proclaimed over the State and the coun-
try to be the victim of speculators and
rings-her paople the victims of mis-
placad col Fl ience
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ROTICE Al aASARupEUr,

IN the District Court Of the United States f0I
the District OF Western Tennessee In the
matter OF TOOf, Pm Hips & Co, Bankrupts.-
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF said bankrupt:
VNAKE NOTICE, that a general meeting OF
Il the creditors OF the said bankrupt viii be
held at he Office Of 7. J. Lai ham, ESQ, hegls-
ter in Bankruptcy for said district, at Men,
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on the Is cay oi
March, 1878, at ID O'Clock, am, for the purpose
CT declaring a first and fnal dividend.
We also give you notice that We have n ed
our unal accounts az assignees OF the estate Of
the said bar krupts, In ssld Court, and that on
the 10th day OF ApJil next, we shall apply To said
Court for the settlement OF our said accounts
ana Tor a discharge from al liability ~ ~
signses sa d estal o, 10 accordance with the
provisions OF tn 2sth section OF he act o.
1 ongress, entitled n act TO s=tab t-h uni
form system Of Bankru tcy throughout the
United States" approved March z, 1858.
J. y. OLIVER.
., WOOLDhIDGE, Assigne'E,
fb2 No. u Madison gtIeet,
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PEE @IU COTTON.
800 Premium---COttOH for the
Centennial.

DLGNTERS intending IN compete for the
slCOO nremium offered b. inc Nempr.S
Co'tsu Exchange for the BESF BN r.. OF
COT ON. ErJduct Of 1870 an rails - IN the
district trading with 3e Hpbis, are remirard
that the time Tor making entries will c.O7H
march !, 1876. Entr IS may b - de tIr1a zu
any OF the follOwing-uAmed subs 'rtters 90
the 4" Premium Fund Nzy PrOudbfr vet
lit 4 simpson. sledge, Mckay & Co, J. IS j.
steele & Co., reDj. bsbb Pe@rCe, Sugg- g o.
Stewart, wynne & 60 Porter, ray Tor & Co.,
q. Il. Cgrtis, q fall & 60, " h Gsis rsrt1 &
Co, Ey, Harvey & FichFri>O1, Z. D. Fayues
& % Brooks. Neely a Co., Fillsrd K Ccthu,
Gsge & Fisher, J. K GodWiu & o. ". slar-
brOuRh & Co.. SehO7 neld, E1Iaunr 0.,
GoDdiett & Co.. Heron. COnnoF = CO., ".
Jefferson 5 Co. J. q. Marin, Guv, VI. l-ilsu
& Co.. Z. NJ AppersOD & Co, >tIstton & We'll
ford, Hin, FOntaine & c., u. hea ham e
Co A. C. Tread = ell e Bro, Cl9r kp, Johns 2
& 20, E,tes, Flgsr & co. q. :. E-serIy & r0.
Moore, Emery 4 Co h. nbar & Co. g.. Boy
llss, ]. T. F8Tga on & Co. Brown q Sfrsft0n +.
NJ White & Co., j. Roach Z o 20 furtEs-
information address JOHN 3. TOOF,
d4v sup't Memphis Cotton kxchsnge
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ADDITIONAL HiYER REPORTs

NASHVILLE, February 2l.-The river
ia falling, with II feet on the shoals.
VICKsBURG, February 2i-D0wn:
Alton, Dean and Schenok. Up: Hunt
ington, am. Arrived: Gsnsvleve, 10
asms
NEW ORLEANS, February Il -Weath.
er warm. A heavy rain since p.m.
Arrived: Bismarck, Bee and barges, st.
Louis. No departures.
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would dot this road from the Mississip-
pi river to Kansas City; each, in large
degree, rtprss eDtaivs of Memphis to
which city it would be linked by ties OF
interest, kindred aud mutual good viii
The local trade Of such a road must, per
force, be large and profitable; while is
through traffic, aud freight in bulk, must
promise golden harvests to its stock
holders II Memphis is true to herself,
she will berd every eLergy in order TO
build the Kansas City and Memphis
railroad X.
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REruBLIcAx coNvEx.

The most VrouiGeut names for gov
ernor before tho Republican State con-
veGiian To convene 70 day rt Indiauspo-
lis, Indiana, are d C. Brsnham, God
love 6. o'to, LaouIdas Sex'on, Albert
q. PJItsT a d General Bsl HiTrison.
Tie REQ u,ions vi! favor rspssl Z the
specie resumption act, and indorse
Bloody Shit VI ron Tor President.
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CAUTIONARY SUGGESTIONS.

To guard against the depredaiiOns Of thieves
and pick pockets, who general ly select such
occasions as nardi Gras 10 ply their avoca-
tions, all citizens and strangers are requested
TO deposit at their hotels, or in some place Of
safe keeping, their watches, breastpins and
other vEluaOles; also, all weapons.
our citizens should sea that Their dwelliogs
are left in charge OF some person who Will pro-
tect the same in their absence.
Our merchants should have their sheds and
awnings along the line Of pro ;esslon well
braced from beneath to prevent accidents.
fb22 p. K. AFHY, Chief-oi-POlice.
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Played a Full Hand.

From IN Occasional Correspondent of the Ap.
peali
ROE BERTsoEvILLK, Miss, February
l6 j 2mes x. Black, alias Rsddy, Of
Memphis, s three-csrd monte and con-
fideBee man, YVES taken off the Dean at
this place by a party OF Texas yester-
day morning. He hsd in his posse ssion
siXtsen hundred del ars claimed BY one
OF their Dumb.F named Green. Black
represented himss II as the owner Of
some stock on tbs boat, aud sold the
same to Mr.. Green. giving him q receipt
for the kams. Black was given his
choice either to give up the money or
adOrn one OF our noble tTees. He at first
preferred the tree, but upon seeing they
meant business Ee cOnciu led TO refund
the money. The Tex an declined to Iros-
ecute him, and lie was allowed TO 20
ACROSS the river, uutte.ing IS hs went,
Damn the luck
AN OLD sCBSC3IBER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

The London Times concludes its lead.
ing article, "Tne CGban Question" by
rsmarking: mo country seeks to inter
fsre, by force, with 8pain's possession Of
Cuba; but II she cannot govern fl, she
would do well to consider now che cou d
best prepare II for the freedom wnich
always follows q colonial misrule."
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rEArHrE es0s.EILIrIr,s.

wAgHrSGToE. February -. an.
IN Tennessee, the Ohio PdlIey and
The lake region rising and stationary
6Iroms.sr, north t2 lCer sciads diBliTI.
isbtns IN force, coldey and clear or clear
f1g irsather, 6rsept a light snoJc along
TIC lolrer lakes
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Wednesday, March SO, 1875,

commencing at Ii o'clock m, the following
lots in the Raglsnd utdivision, in the south
east suburbs of the city Of Memphis, to vi 4:
lots Nos. 37,S, 8, 10, ii, u, east y l3, and lots
49, 90 26 q. % %, 3d. 81 q So 81, % So, 81 Al 45,
So, s., II, u, %, "a, 80, 81 and 81 "a desirable
Dui ding lots.
Should all OF said lots not be sold on said
first day OF sale, the sale viii be continued
from day to day until all are sold. For further
particulars and descri pttOa see posters and
plans on dl9 in my office.
Terms of 5ale-One-tOuTth cash; balance in
one, two snd three years. with interest, pur-
chaseIs executing notes, with two good and
sufficient securities.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
Vance, Anderson, MeriWether & Sea es,
Sole. for complainants. fb22
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Under No Circumstances will 8 Forfeit
hb Taken that Day nr n 9ft.

Fourth "A special detail will be made for
the different bathrooms sufficient in mum
bers TO insure Order and deco um. Parties at
tending balls Will be subj ected to exRmina-
ton, and Will be deprived OF all weapons.
Those refusing 10 be searched, will not be ad-
mltteu to the balls. The OF GERS and men Will
sre that these orders are strictly obey ed. No
excuse will be taken for any dereliction OF
duty, and all GOOD citizens are requested to aid
and co operate viii us in our endeavor5 to
preserve order on this occasion.
81 DOriaE Gnc march # the MeGSphf
- BIghE, spectators Will be rFssr ese ed
10 the sideH-lks. leaViSR she entire
sSr-sd Tree Tor Ihs ans display of Ihe
prCgss ion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

President Grant hss issued hls prOcla.
ma ion closing al the departments, 10
dsg 10 ob-e-vsnce Of Gs5rge Wsshiug.
to1's blr-hf Y
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MARRIED..

MALONE-HUMPEREY--On Thursday
evening, February I7th, AZ the residence OF J.
II Mcclellan, Esq by hev ]. II. Gay, OF LIZ
grange, Tenn, Mr. G p MALONE, OF this city,
EN- Mis-, LAURA A. HUMPHREY, Of New York
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rrn-ENG RATE

Yesterday = o9,s0a and gold: Net0
YoTk, cotton. 1872; Memphis, II Near
York, god closed at ll4i Memphis, ll3.
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Police Order!
Special Order for Mardi Gras
DOLCE HEADQUARTERS,

DOLCE HEADQUARTERS,
4 NEMPaIS, February 10, 1876.
s-TueSdRy Ih 20t IN St being NnSsi I
GTEs the following OTCers ale made at this
time 50 that ample opportunity Is afiOrGed
those who intend par lei pating in the fssiivi-
ties to DOts what will be the consequences TO
those who mi behavr on that occasion:
First The entire police force OF the city, TO
getheT with a detail of specials, will be on
duty during the day and night. They ~ e
hereby commanded 10 protect all Masque-
raiders, to wuom will be grante1 the gr, atest
latitude so long as they conduct themselves
with propriety.
Ss oOn1-NO vehicle of any description
whs ever, or mounted men, I'll be allowed
on Main street, from Concord to Linden, be-
tween the hour, OF Pun and 10 IN. fnis
does not include those who may participate in
the recession, either on horseback or in We
h1cles. bat O-b bars those " hO Win only
- mask Dsy attempt tn I=-y-Ese main
siT0es fn Y, hicles 10 sile danger of pc
0Sstrfana
Third-All persons drunk on the streets, act
Ing N OtsordeTly manner, or crught carry
ing concealed we8p ms, Will be promptly ar
res ted and confined la the statlOnhouse.
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PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
33 BUILDING LOTS

No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county JenDe=see.-EUzabeth Ragland ct al.
VS.. San ueIla Rag and ct al.
DY by virtue of a decree for sale entered in
ID this cause, 1 will sell, at public auction,
in front Of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Mamphis Tannessee on
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The Wisconsin lsgisl tue hss pass I'd
the Vance bill repeating the Potter rail-
road law.
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PROSPECTUS.


DRRsP ECEUR-On or before the eighteenth
L OF March next the undersigned will COM
mence, in the city of Knoxville, the publica-
tiOn of a newspaper, daily aud weekly. to be
styled the Knoxville Tribune. The Tribune,
politically, will be Democra ic, but as free 20
cenSure errors or wrongs within its own party
as TO expose and condemn hurtful policies
and acts on the part OF It's opponents Ia It's
general tone and conduct 1t Will be conservas
i've aud national, and, in such spirit, will la
Dor for the deserved success OF the Democrat
ic party IN the states and nation, as now op-
posed by its Republican adversaries. Local
ly, 1t will earnestly promulgate such ideas
and advocate such means as may be deemed
best promottVe Of the development, advance
ment and general prosperity OF the section
from which IL will claim its support. The
Daily IS1bur will be r full siZad seven-col-
umn paper, containing each day the tels
graphic news from all parts OF the world,
complete commercial reports, and greater
tnan any daily paper IN East Tennessee,
north Georgia, or south western Virginia. The
WeekLV Tribune will be an eight page paper,
filled with choice editorial ana miscellaneous
matter, embracing all the departments of ap-
proved JOurnRlism-mak it a dTst-clSss
family newspaper. The local and business
departments OF the Tribune will be in charge
OF gentlemen OF well-knOWn experience, C A.
p8city and Integrity. The T.i5tiHe office will
be new in Its entire outfit, com prisIng also a
well-selected Job ONCE. Terms: DatIy-Oue
copy one year, S. one copy six months, 81;
one copy tn 7e6 months, q; one copy one
month, 7Jc; one copy one week, 2Oc. " sekly-
One copy one year. 81; one COPY SIX months
81; ten copies one year, SIS. Advertising rates
same as those now prevsiilrg in Rockville.
All subscriptions cal in advance, though on
payments for either subscriptions or atlyer.
tisements will be asked for until the publica-
ton of the paper shall have Deen commenced
For the support Of this enterprise we respect
fully solicit the patronage OF the public.
JOHN NJ. FLEMI No,
FAM S'KINFFY
Editors and Sole ProprletoFs.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February 4, Is76
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Editors and Sole Proprleto
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February 4, Is76.

The undersigned, IN justice TO himself and
all conoe ned, takes this occasion to say that
oSia Z t0 personal and prO;ea, oual disagree
ments b. weeu himself aud d -Ftnerg In the
ONCE OF The Knoxville PIess and Herald he
has not been acting as eoitDr OF tnGt paper
since the nueenth OF December last. The
same dtsagreements suIl cortiuu!ng, leRa.
proceedings bsve been instituted Tor tbelr
ssttlSment. JOHN n. FLEMING,
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OLIVER. FINNIR B. 60.
THE CARNIVAL.

On BOARD HIS MAJEsrYTs FL GsHIP. No 2sg
OFF MEMPHIS, February q 1873.
Special Orie-, No.
By command OF His Maiesty. The Ki7g, on
MaTdi Gras and he preceding day, all Vessels
IN the good port OF Memphis viii cause treir
Colors 70 be displayed at mas head, from sun
rise to the gOi z down thereof. All FOREIGN
VESSELS will fig the Flags OF their various
natiOnaltties.
Long live the King.
fsb2O STORMY, Admiral.
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washington's birthday Tonight,

The Greenlaw Or erahouse will be
bIsza Of glory tonight. Prof. Mueller's
pupils Will take possession Of it, and
make such display Sc has never before
been witnessed in this city. Al that
Taste and a lavish display OF money can
accomplish has been attained to by the
PARENTS OF the children who srs to grove
the pro O'essOr's capacity as q teacher by
what they can DO as dancers The house
has been specially prepare for the occs-
sion, aud we look for an audience that In
beauty and numbers will eclipse sny-
thing ever seen in Memphia.
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Tonight will be presented Bulwer's
sterling play of Money, and We hope
that the weather will be such as not to
prevent crowded house enjoying its
excellent rendition by the Furbish peO-
pie. Tomorrow afternoon Led Astrdy
will again be presented.
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Q. SaIutarls--DuBtf...... erdI
Miss NJ. Hitzfeld and MT. N. Petersen.
10. For the Lord is Mindful of His Own...........
-Mendellsohn
Miss Lizzie Walker.
IL. Hallejah Chorus............ HandelB Messia all
IL. Saliva Reg heyerbeer
Mrs. n. Czapsky.
The tickets are only one dollar each.
All who can should take one or more.
The receipts should be swelled to thou
sands.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
German sIRnnerehOr.

A masquerade aud fancy dress b}ll
at Cochran hall last night, which, no.-
withstanding the very dissgreesble
weather, was largely attended.
Sunday Night Concert.
Th,re was a grand concert at the Ca
sino club hell on Sunday night, which
was largely attended, especially by the
elite OF our German population. The
programme was Internationally good,
and it was carefully ard brilliantly in
terpreted. The concerts, theatrical per-
foruiauces and balls OF the Casino are
among the principal events in our social
life, sharing with those Of the Memphis
club In tbs esteem OF or penrle
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St. Patrick7a Fair.

Last night fair wss given st Assem-.
bly, hell by the ladies Of st. Pstrlek's
church. The attenGa nee was l4Igs, not
withstsnding the very iOciement wealth
er, and the receipts encouraging. Il will
be repeated tonight, aud should be lib.
erslly patronized, as the proceeds will
be charitab'y appropriated. The tables
were arranged with much taste, and
freighted with good things to eat-es-
recislly the "Secesh" table. Dancing
was the order Of the night, which was
induIgsd IN until te hour. The st
Patrick's church fair must become the
center of attraction during the weak.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
PASAJE INTERC0LONIAI.

Sc expder pasae de ida vuea vAdoa po Is de
rebaja los pasajero do cAnara.
NINOS.
tnasn3
upa 4al quetenrn
lie
CklADOS
Los aias los los haalan
ind drahoa
es para 81 M amos
l mbres ylugMad
a dela
yaQuaA de FebUrode1
LLAURI BORDA Y COMP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
Empresa de vapores correos
DR LlS ANTILLAB

DE DON RAMON HERRERA
Tiajes crdnoy;os Saa Thomas por Nose dc Sano Domingo
III % de csda mef d aadrA dc h Habana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
CONSIGN a TIA RIO B /.

Nnevtas sr b p sanehes DozGbara Sres Longoa Kosa
Com, Baracoa Mones Hjo-Caba se s Rosy Comp
srea ineb Fsrnn Bernea.
40 dc Caraosnay Th6mas Sres n Lacched Comp
mpreata DOL g sQbFlnQ o arleos Comp
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Gln Inca Dc V9uG EIaDaB Do Ia Coandi, General 2aaj6a
s { E VICIO DlRECTO,

ases de ayaguoz Sanand Havre Pulao da I'll
~ 40 oao@ catgoa $780, "a $780, 3: $3.50 Entrepuene
FASAJE DE FAl1ILIA
ama compna de ersonag paguen en-
81 dc cuatro cAmara una reba de
10 P5 esto SO enlende en- viajes trasatantcos
PASAJE DE IDA Y VUELTA
Sc een para Europa de ida rebaia del Is
soDe total del Waldo ~ Esto pasaes pagan
sdelanados. r~o~
pAGkTp TNTCpn0T 0NrAr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

Sc limpan conponen maqainas de soser
Sc recben pagos las uasdas ssndo do esos
Sc alquilan Inaqunas tanto menaSa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

respective y iegara Naevltas 81 zz
na Nuevias 81 "a earA Gba Puerto Plata 81 27 egara
Iaysguez @
IA haa Ell % legarA Baa De Ms7agIez 81 28 legar6
20, 81 a. Aguadila 81 29
De Baacoa negaa Cuba De Agoadia 80 egaA Puer
|sl toRico ell 80.
Ds fuha al rs legaa Puerto PueroRco 81 80 negGx
p1. Thomas 81 /:
Ds sanTh6mas 81 legara Dc Pusto Plata el legara
pnerto-Rioo 81 g. Cuba el8.
na puartoR el uegara legar6
Aousdila 81 A. DeBaraco e9y y ylegara& Gibarael10
De Aguaa yDegar& Maya De dibara d 10 egara Nuevi
.rel1 tasel11.
go Mav.saea sgarG De Nuevsta lsgaa
- pIsta 81 s. bana 81 13 pora temprano.
IA csda mes die sadra do Hbana varo res
nectivov legara Nuevitas al 5.
De Nuevtas uegarz Gba De Puerto Plata 81 10y egA
=. - Mayaguez al IL
n. Cbara 81 egara Baraco De Mayagdes e IL legar4
lAguadila ell 13.
De- Bo0a 81 eg.& Cuba De- Asq.dls lsy nega4 Puer
Cuba eg.ra Puerto De Paert0-Roo 81 Il lsgaa
RRT0RN0.
De Thomas Is negara De Cuba ell ega Baracoa
Puerto Rico ell II. GO - -
II egara De baracoa 81 70 egara diba
A uod;la al IA ra el "a,
De- Aauadl 1s negarA De dibaa 81 "a negaraa Nas
w,rTeg 81 IA. vista el 25
D. Mayaguez egaa Puer- De Nuetas 2E egaa ala IA
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