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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
The Chinese Commander.in-Chief

The new Commander-in-C Chief of the
Chinese army, Li-Hung Chang, has al
ready made himself the actual sovereign
of the Empire. He is regarded as the
implacable enemy of foreigners and the
leading opponent of progress. He was
the second of five brothers, ons of a
poor literary man. During the TAPPING
rebellion he offered his services to the
Government, and, besides rising rapid
ly in military rank, he gained much
imperial favor. Although accused of
the foulest treachery in beheading the
rebel kings, whose lives he had guar
anteed, after the fall of Soochow, he
was created a noble, and invested with
the yellow JACKET, the highest honor in
China for military achievement. In
1864 he founded the imperial arsenal at
Marking, and supplied it both with
skilled workmen and all the apparatus
necessary for making guns, t%orpedoes,
rockets, shells, and other war nipple
ments. In 1865, after the fall of Nam
king, he was made Governor-Ge General !;
in 1866 he went north, and put an end
to the Nieufi insurrection; in 1870 was
ordered to fight the Mohammedan reb'
els in Shansin and Ramsey, but, while
en- route, he was recalled and made
Governor General of Peichihli, and in
1872 was raised to the rank of a second.
class noble. He is about fifty-ive years
of ace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
Experimenting with Dynamite.

George Scmitt, residing near the
Pequest Furnace, Sussex County, N. j.,
on Friday night, Nov. 10, met with an
accident that may cost him his life. He
was experimenting with dynamite, and,
desiring to show his wife its power and
the manner in which it explodes, placed
a small quantity of the destructive arti-
Gle on the table, and prepared to dis
charge it, intending to throw it into the
yard before it exploded. 1t exploded
p~rematurely, and wrought terrible de-
struction in the house. The table was
reduced to kindling wood, the hoortorn
up, every window in the house broken,
the walls shattered, and the house in a
manner ruined. Mrs. Scmitt sustained
injuries of a serious character, having
eye destroyed, and her body more
or less cut and bruised. The husband
was terribly injured about the head and
body, and it is feared that his wounds
will prove fatal.-Port JerUis Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
Finding a Father and a Fortune.

A piece of good fortune almost equal
ing that of a fairy tale has just fallen
to the lot of Samuel Chute, a young
man of 80, well known in this city, who
for the past II years has been employ
ed as fireman on the Maine Central
Railroad. When he vas three years of
age his father went to California, and
shortly after his arrival in that land,
then teemtng with gold, it was reported
that a malignant fever had laid him in
a strange and friendless grave. So
young Chute was brought up believing
his father dead, and found himself OBJ
liged to labor hard for the bread which
perishes. What, then, must have been
his joy to find, a few weeks ago, that
his father was still alive and the owner
of a princely fortune in San Francisco!
He wrote to his father, and that gentle
man responded in person, reaching this
city a few days ago. Father and son
will start for the Golden City on the
! first of next week.-Ksnne6ec Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
Love i'm q WOrk.HOuses

A very pleasant termination to an
amusing episode of Work-house life
transpired at the fortnightly meeting
of the Runcorn Guardians, yesterday.
Some time ago a painter, belonging to
Runcorn, took up his temporary abode
in the Work-house through a evere at
tack of illness, and when he was O n
v~alescent, anxious to requite the Guard
ians for their hospitality, he set to and
devoted his abilities to painting and
identifying the house, the skillful char
acter of his work not only eliciting the
admiration of his entertainers, u am
| ply repaying them for their outlay. 1t
was during his painting expeditions
that the Guardians, in return for his
services, found him a wife. He saw,
loved, and conquered the heart of a
widow, who, with her four fatherless
children, had also made the Work-house
er home, and when leaving the hospi-
II establishment he applied for per-
Mission to marry the widow, and their
onsent was readily granted. A diff
lily, however, stood in the way-the
ant of funds-and to obviate this a
nervous Guardian, who was also a
4rgyman, offered to perform the mar
lge ceremony for NOTTINGHAM offer
lich was Immediately accepted. The
ospect, however, was still a dark one,
the bride brought no dowry, except
r four children, and the bridegroom
IS without funds; so the generous
iardians again came to the rescue,
aking the newly welded pair a pres
t of 70 los. to commence housekeep-
2 with, the money being paid out OF
e interest fund. On the matter com
g to the ears of the local Government
5ard, they, with their usual hard
,artedness, surcharged the Treasurer
it'll the amount, on the authority o!
ne Auditor; but upon the matter being
presented in it's proper light, their
ard hearts thawed. and a letter wa:
cad from the local Government Board
esterday ,statingthat the circumstance:
.nder which the money was paid were
Equitable and just therefore it woult
i De allowed.-LiUerpool Post.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
S~EASONABLE RECIPES.

CGttnudjes.-Beat up 6 eggs and add
all the -four they will take, SO that YOU
can roll them out in a very thin sheet.
Hang over a towel, on a small clothes
horse before the fire, turning often un-
til the paste is quite dry, then cut in
fine threads.
Chicken Salad.-Boil two chickens,
bone, chop fine; chop as much celery
as chicken, or, if you desire, take half
celery and half cabbage; boil 10 gs-
take the yelks only-cream them, add
I pound of butter, a little vinegar, mus
tard, salt, and pepper to suit your
taste.
Strap OF Swgar.-To 1 pound of
crushed sugar, put l pint of water; let
boil slowly 10 minutes; skim well;
squeeze the juice of half a lemon in it
beat the white of an egg up very light /;
add to it / gill of cold water, and stir
it gradually into the boiling sugar;
strain through a fine cloth.
Boiled Apple Dumptngs.-Take 9
ripe, sour apples, peel and core them /;
make a dough of 1 quart of -four, 2 tea
spoonfuls baking-powder, / teaspoonful
salt, J coffee-cup of lard, enough water
to make a soft dough; roll and cut in
9 pieces, cook your apples, stick them
with a fork; bake, boil, or steam them.
Onaelette.-A cup of milk and a hand
full of flour; beat the whites of 4 eggs
to a stiff froth, and the yelks by them
selves; add to the yelks a little flour,
and a part of the milk, with pepper
and salt; add remainder of milk and
flour, the beaten whites last; fry it in
butter Or part lard; much of the light.
ness and delicacy of the omelette de-
ponds upon the thorough beating of the
eggs.
English Plum Puddtng.-4 pound
bread crumbs, 4 pound c~urrants, !
pound raisins when stoned, i pound
brown sugar, 6 ounces suet chopped
fine, 2 ounces candied lemon-peel, OF
citron if lemon-peel is not to be had, Z
eggs, juice of J a lemon, ] %teaspoonfu.
carbonate of soda, l tablespoonful Of
flour, 1 glass sherry, 1 teaspoonfu.
spice. Mix well together and boil 4 OF
5 hours.
Baked Apple DumpISngs.-1 pint O:
-four, l tablespoonful lard and butter
mixed, 1 cup of milk, ] teaspoonful O.
soda dissolved in hot water, l of cream
tartar, a pinch of salt. Chop the short
ening into the flour; after you hav,
sifted this and the cream-tartar togeth
er, put in the soda and wet up quick,
with the milk-just stiff enough to rol
into a paste lessthan half an inch thick
Cut into squares, and lay in the center
of each a tart apple, pared and cored
bring the corners of the square neatl,
together, and pinch slightly. Bake il
a moderate oven; eat with hot, swee
sauce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
California RifleWOmen.

A few days ago the members of a
California rifle association were en-
gagged in the great moral duty of shoot
ing at a mark, when a lady, carrying a
~long-range rifle, decorated with the
usual quantity of surveying instruments
and meteorological machines, made her
appearance, and announced that she
intended to shoot. The astonished RI
flemen did not dare to oppose any OBJ
lection, but flew madly toward the tar
get, in order to obtain a safe position.
The u%nruffied lady-though, On second
thought. she may have had more or
less ruffies concealed about her person
stretched herself upon the ground,
tied herself into the intricate knot usu-
ally called "the Creedmoor position"
shut her eyes firmly and fired. To the
dismay of the rifiemen, she actually hit
the target at the distance of 200 yards,
thereby seriously imperiling the lives of
those who had sought safety in its vi
cinity. 1t was evident that something
must be promptly done to check the
threatened ~effusion of blood, and the
lady was, therefore, hurriedly present
ed with a gold medal, and lured from
the ground before she had time to fire
q second shot.-NeW York Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
BAD BREATH!

Nothing is 30 unpleasant, nothing so common, ~
bad breath, and in nearly every case 1t comes from ths
stomach, and can be 80 easily corrected If you viii
take Simmons Liver Regulator. 10 not neglect 81
sure a remedy for this repulsive disorder. 1t will ast
improve your Appetite, Complexion and Genera
Health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Mr.. Leonard r. Durham, a school
teacher of Mansfield, Conn.,, celebrated
on the I'd inst. the fiftieth anniversary
of his entering upon his career. His is
a most honorable record, and one that
many a prouder man might be glad to
possess. The event vas celebrated by
a notable gathering of veteran teachers
at the Town-hall. Nowhere outside
New England in this country would such
a company be possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

IF you feel dull, drowsy. debilitated, have frequens
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and tongue
coated, you are suffering from torpid liver, or "bil-
iousness," and nothing will cure you 30 speedily and
permanently 40 - f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

the stain upon the profession
caused by the low-priced fellows who
have been debarred.--NeW York Cor.
Chicago Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

THE CHICAGO LEDGER.-A large popular
weekly paper for S1.00 per year and Is cents
for postage. Address THE LEDGER, Chicago,
H.; or enclose Scent stamp for sample.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

BURNETT's CocoAINE.-A perfect dressing
for the hair. The COCAINE holds in a liq-
uid form q large proportion of deodorized
c~ocoanut oil, prepared expressly for this
purpose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
The Order Of Indignant BARRIERS.

The whole city is laughing over the
woes of the Knights of the Razor, who
have recently formed an organization
called 1.-The United BARRIERS of New
York and Vicinity" They held a meet
ing last week, and the proceedings,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
CENSO DE LA INDIA.

Por primera vez, desde que ell num-
do existe, Sc ha hecho ell censo de po-
blacion de la India. Este trabajo
arroja los siguientes curioslsimos da-
tOS:
La India, con srls estados vasallos
de Inglaterra, y todas sus dependen-
cias, tiene 23S.S3O,95S almas, tanto
como toda la Europa.
Cada milla inglesa cuadrada con-
tiene por t6rmo medic 211 habitantes,
La mayor cludad es Calcutta, que
con sus arrabales tiene $4,000 habi-
tantes; Bombay tiene $4,000, Ma
dras 39S, 900 y Lucknaw 2S5,O0O.
Consideradas las religiones, hay
14O.5OO,OOO indios, 4O.75O,O0O maho-
metanos, 100000 budhistas, judlos
y persas; no ha podido comprobarse
la religion de los restantes.
Los cristianOs son en- n1merO de
100000, de los que 100000 son euro
peos y $4,000 indigenas.
Sc hablan en- la India % lenguas
diferentes. En- las provlncias occi
dentales no Sc cuentan menos de 800
castas, Y EN- Bengala y sus cercanlas
sobre 1000.
al servicio del gobierno (comp1en
didos los gobiernos indl genas), hay
1.236,OOO personals, viviendo de la re-
lgion 626,OOO, entire $40 misioneros.
Hay 10000 religiosos mendicantes,
10000 astr6logos, 5 hechiceros, 565
exorcistas, SIS poetas, un orador, 3S
mil juristas, $4,000 medicos, y 21S, ,OOO
artistas, entire los que Sc deben con-
tar los acr6batas, los encantadores de
serpientes y los que ensenan monos;
137. 100000 son agricultores, $4,000
conductores de elefantes, de camellos
y pastores; % Sc han declarado juga.
dores de profession, 5 Sc dedican 3
adiestrar palomas, 45 son esplas, 361
ladrones de profession, 80 ladrones de
caminos 8 en- cuadrillas, y 100000
sin contar los mendigos, vagabundo'
y aduladores.
(Del c. N;1itar.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
DOS PALABRAS
A JU S TO D E r E G H o.
De H Cr0nista).
Procure ser en- todo 10 possible
eel que ha de reprender irresponsible. )"

1Cuan cierta la bellisima Erase
de Esquilo: "Basta una sombra para
ahuyentar la felicidad !" Crefa yo
que JAsto Derec1o, como era natural,
Sc contcntarfa con ell fallo del pdbli-
CO, dnico juez inapelable en- estas
cuestiones; pero he ahf que su repli-
ca viene de pronto a defraudar tan
bellas esperanzas y me obliga a en-
borronar unas cuartil!as, pesar del
proposito que habfa tornado y que yo
crefa irrevocable.
Justo Derecho, confado en- sus no
despreciables dotes literarias, asume
Ell doble caracter de acusado y iuez !:
no acata ell veredicto de la impartial
opinion y le dice con suma frescura !:
" Eres turca y no te creo.' iCnar,,,o
mejor para q y para MI no hubiese
sido el reccrdar a tempo D. Justo, :
antes de meterss en- eamisas de once
varas. laquella sentencia lie @. Hora-
GIG E!aco; 6Nmi.e materiaN geiKy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20
LA CAIDA DEL "UNIVERS.n

Transcribimos de un peri6dico fran
ces, las siguientes noticias, respecto
del accidente ocurrido al globo EUn;-
GERS
El ju6ves 8 de dicicmbre, ell globo
DUnivers, Sc elev6 de la fabrica de
gas de la Villette, conduciendo ocho
viajeros. El objeto de la ascension
era estudiar las ventajas que pueden
sacarse de los globos en- tempo de
guerra. 49,.
Los primeros momentos Sc pasaron
sin ell menor incidente; pero atin no
habian transcurrido treinta minutes.
cuando M. A. Tinandier dirigi6 Ia
vista al aer6stata y distingui6 que va
no tenia la forma esferica que Dor
debajo SO habia producido una him
chazon c6ncava muy profunda, q con
secuencia Gle la retractacion del ap6n-
dice, hacia la parte superior. Ent6n-
ces diio & NJ Gedard:
-Mirad que gran condensation dc
gas Sc esta fernando.
M. GODDARD miro su vez, com.
prendiendo 81 peligro que eoErian
+ ~ 80 ~ esss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20

Llamamos la atencion de nuestros
abonados sobre los articulos del Sr.
Dausa relatives al indigo. Su autor
Sc propone NADIA menos que despertar
en- la isIa esta apatfa rutinaria que nos
mata, aclimatando aqul un nuevo va
lioso producto agrfcola-industrial que
la terra cspontaneamente nos esta
ofreciendo. Ell anil puede constituir
un nuevo ramo de nuestra riqueza.
Ell Sr. Daussa no Sc contenta con
ofrecer preciosos datos sobre la 'histo-
ria y cualidades de la planta que 10
produce, sino que en- los artfculos 81
guientes da todos los detalles de su
cultivo y manipulation. Ell trabajo
con que ell Sr. Daussa ha obsequiado
desinteresadamente q los lectores del
BoLEr1N, es digno de serio estudio y
meditation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20

DEpervier nos dice que no son las
carreras de palomas yiajeras las Uni
cas- que preocupan 4 los belgas. En-
Lieja Sc ha Organizado una sOcledad
para verifcar carreras de gatos.
Acaba de hacerse ell concurso Y ha
tenido los resultados siguientes: los
concurrentes, en- n1mero de 81, des-
pues de haber sido marcados en- un
local adornado 6 iluminadO para la
fiesta, fueron conducidos en- un ca
rruaje, iluminado tambien, a Chene6.
Soltaronse los gatos q las dos de la
manana, en- un campo de coles, GER
cano al camino de Bagne, mas ALA
de la antigua barrera. Los 81 gatos
sc lanzaron & la veZ en- diferentes di-
recciones, saltando por encima de las
coles. Bl0ndinette, de dos amos y medic
de edad, de raza dinantesa, fu6 ell pri
nero que lego, verifcandolo ell do
mingo q las y 48 minutes de la ma
hana, y obtuvo ell premio de honor,
que cOnsist1a en- un magnlfco canas
tillo, dos b1caros y 80 frances en- di-
nero. Ell segundo cato volvi6 ell ID
nes 4 las 2 y "a minutes de la madru-
gada. Los premios consistian en- ja-
mones y leDguas ahumadas. Duran
te ell concurso, los gatos permanecie-
ron expuestos en- jaulas separadas, en-
que dormfan profundamente, muy fa
tigados y agenos q su victoria.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20

cre6ntica (5)! Isl no sabremos l.
que es una anacre6ntica Por san
Justo y san Pastor, amigo Derecho !!
Esto no tiene perdon de Dios en- un
literato y crftico de su ITALIA. tVe
como todos tenemos trapitos que sa-
car? Con que acierto dJo usted
por boca de Boileau que "rien n est
beau que le vr0i I"
Salvar la Historic, como dice jas
to Derecho, @n nombre del sepalcrO
.trio CO., hace tiritar en- esta estacion
/ y constituye una metafora bien desdi-
chada. Yo no recuerdo haber visto
nunca monabres cosadenados d sepmlcyos
trjos. Que este ocurra, flos6fca-
mente hablando, con la vii materia
nuestra, triste condicion humana, pa
Sc; pero con un nombre b.. No
le sugiri6 su inspiration mas feliz
idea? Ell nombre de una individual
lidad oscura y ex6tica no sera acree-
dor a la inmortalidad, nj pasara por
consiguiente del umbral de la muerte
y ell olvido, pero menos quedara en-
cerrado en- un sepulcro helado, hecho
I'm carambano +!
iQuG me dice de- SUI aI{gero CO.
ro? CO No le parece este epiteto
de contrabando No lie parece con-
temp'ar su aEge,o corO, volando CO.
mo un Pegaso 6 corriendo como Ell
caballo de Atila ?
81 este es gusto literario, nj propie-
piedad, nj exactitud ret6ricas, venga
Dios y vealo.
Concluf mi rapida ojeada tres
composiciones so5aae,ate de Justo De-
recho, y lie suplico no me aguce mas,
porque de 10 contrario va q ser este
ell cuento de nunca acabar.
Sin embargo, por mucho que Sc
prolongue esta question, no llegara
nunca al lfmite de la consideration
que me merece Justo Derecho.
Dos preguntas al pdblico J4sto
Derecho, el que critic6 tan agriamente
y sin compassion ell modesto romance
Dias SIN sol, 6es ouen critico?
Ja'sto Derecho, que escribe mucho
en- verso, y de cuyas inspiracionos aca-
DO de exhibir algunas muestras, es~
perfecto poeta ?
"Quien tenga e. tejado de vidrio
no arroje piedras al del vecino."
A. P1NEDA.
IA febrero 1876.
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arrOiar lastre.

| Desde ent6nces era &cil conocer q
/ peligro que les amenaZaba. Entire
| tantO, ell globo hendia los aires con Ia
rapidez de un aerolito. A pesar de
los muchos sacos de lastre arrojados
precipitadamente por los viajeros, nc
habian transc,lrrido s;no a}grlnos Sc
gundos, cuando la navecilla choc0 en-
ell suelo Ell ell n1merO 100 de la calle
de Laguy, ell Montreuii, mientras que
ell globo, medic deshinchado, Gaia So
bre una pared pr6xima y en- la huerta
del n1mero 1O2.
Antes de llegar q TERRA, NJ. GODDARD
recomend0 q los viajeros que Sc sus-
pendieran de las cuerdas, Y de este
modo algunos pudieron evitar ell te-
rrible choque que Sc sigui0, pues de
las ocho personals quo encerraba Ia
navecilla, cinco quedaron heridas Y
magulladas.
La caida hubiese sido mas rapida
y ell choque mas violento, sin la him
chazon c6ncava de que hemos habla-
do va, pnes de esta manera Sc form6
un paracaidas natural, ademas del per-
manente, de un metro, 80 cent1metrOs
de ancho, que M. GODDARD habia hecho
colocar al rededor del cenador del
U''irers, y que Sc despleg6 al verifi-
carse ell descenso.
Con examinar los vestigios dejados
por los sacos de lastre en- la huerta
pr6xima, basta para cOmprender 10
que hubiera produeido la caida sin
estos dos preparativos.
Los sacos de arena abrieron en- ell
suelo agujeros de Os2O metros, y 81
hemos de Greer a las personals que
presenciaron ell descenso, ell ruido que
producian era analogo q la explosion
de una bala.
Segun M. GODDARD, la causa de esta
catastrofe ha podido producirla un
rasgon hecho EN- el globo, por haberse
dilatado la tela del aer0stata mas
prontO que las cuer1as de la red, en-
cogidas por ell frio y la escarcha. Tam
bien puede suceder, segun 81 mismo,
que los resortes de caoutchuc que ha-
cen mover los dos chapalotes de la
Sc hayan podido romper con
la helada, dejando libres las abertu-
ras que debian mantener cerradas.
Cualqulera que sea la causa de es-
te incidente, es de Greer que sus terri
bles efectos no seran bastantes des-
amman a los valientes aereonautas,
sino que continuaran por ell contra
rio con ell mayor vigor sus estudios
a@reos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-20

Han terminadO las elecciones COZ
ell mayor 6rden, habiendo resultado
electos sim oposicion los candidates
mencionados ell nuestro numero del
6, a saber:
Por ell primer distrito, capital, el
Excmo. Sr. Marques de la Esperanza.
Por ell %, Vega-baja, ell Sr. D. Am
brosi0 MartOrell.
Por ell 80, Arecibo, ell limo. Sr. don
Salvador Albacete.
Por ell A., Quebradillas, ell Illmo. Sr.
D. Juan Valera.
Por ell 50, Aguadilla, ell Excmo. Sr.
Duque de Veraguas.
Por ell 60, Mayagiiez, ell Excmo. Sr.
D. Luis Torres Mendoza.
Por el r., San German, el licenciado
D. Jose Cartagcna.
Por ell 50, Sabana-grande, ell Excmo'
Sr. ID. Enrique Ledesma.
Por ell 90, Ponce, ell Excmo. Sr. don
Vicente P. Valdivieso.
Por ell 1Oo, Guayama, ell Excmo. Sr
D. Antonio Soler.
Por el 11o, Humacao, ell Excmo Sr
ID. Nicolas Argent.
Por el 12o, Rio-piedras, ell Illmo. Sr
D. Angel Maria Dacarrete.
Por ell 13?, Caguas, el Sr. D. Luis
Gabina Y Alvarez.
Por ell 14o, Coamo, ell Sr. D. Salus.
tiano SAM Y Posse.
Por ell 15o, Utuado, ell Illmo. Sr. dor
Federico Hoppe.
Cuando la Gaceta publique los da
tos electorales, impondremos lo'
lectores de detalles que hoy nos Sol
desconocidos.
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Las cantidades concedidas Dor yarias ma

Las cantidades concedidas por varias ma
clones para su asistencia la Exposition
universal de Filadelfa, son las siguientes:
Inglaterra, con Australia y el Canada,
ha acordado, en- orc, la suma de 250,Oo0
pesos; Francia y Argel, 10000; Alemania,
$4,000; Austria, $4,000; Italia Eel 60
bierno), $4,000; la Camara de Comercio,
$4,000: total, 10000 pesos; Espana, 15o
mil; Japon, 100000; Belgica, 10000; Di-
namarca, l0,500; Suecia, 10000; No
ruega, $4,000; Chile, la propiedad de todo.
los objetos 9ue % expougan ! los gastos,