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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We quote exceptional commercial paper at SO
T. cent y snpum discount; AL DO 9dl0 second
grade do l20l5; coneolidas ed loans rae; FIST
class mort cages u GD9k, aud second grade l00l2.
Gold opened at l OLA al 05, agsilst 04s5 at
New York, and after limit ed business closed at
the opening rates against O4a in that market.
1he sales summed up Sl4 500, emhr Aeing $4,000
ana 1880 at l 04S, 900 at 0tH al O5, 5000
at 05, $4,000 az 056, and $4,000 and $4,000 at
Il 5A.
Foreign exchange was stronger, but the move
ment was limited.
The sales of sterling were clnfred to &26,5OO.
embracing $4,000 Al clear at -; $4,000 and $4,000
do at IS %; 9l2OOO bill OF lading IS 03d5 03h,
and & $500 do at IS 3d5 o..
At the close sterling bills quoted at IS ON
as OBJ for bill Ct ladmg and Al clear and "a
SIS 05 fOr hank (bark counter rate "a S. 08}6 and
francs at 5 20 a49814 for commercial and Iominal
for bank.
New York sight continued scarce and stif. The
eales comprsed Rl05 ,O0O, embracing $4,000 com
mercisl at 3l5 y cent premium, $1,000 do aud
$40 00C pivare bankers Al 81 We so noticed
sales of BlO,00O comm aIc al on Providence aud
$40 600 on st. Louis at par
Toe banks continued TO check on New York at i
" cent premium, and commercial sight was still
quoted at $3.50.
The following is the ofHoial statement of the
aaI odd at
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MISCELLANEOUS
mo ALLwHOMITMAY CONCRI

TNO WHOM ITMAY CONCEI
scriptiOnI for the paper known ss cart
ciety" published ia Cine innati, the paper
char ged hands, aud no agent is authOril
licit iOr it without the W itten AuthOritI
new prOpnetOrs. Parties in New OTles
haze subscribed prior to this date wi
leave their names at No. ia Carondels d
and their paper will be sent to them D
No names of subscTibeTs In New Orleans
reached the office OF the publishers. We
connection with the paper known as "a
BazaI." A. W. R0BINSC
Publisher art and SOci
mia It, No. l78 West FOorth street, Cino
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successIon I'D NInrgaret a. Donovan,

widow of David Chawk
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FUR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 3e,293. -Wh ereas Eliza Frances
Donovan has petitioned the court for letters of adj
minIstTation the estate of the late Margaret 4.
Donovan, widow of David ChaWk Notice lie here
by given TO all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court.
fe23 mh3 = JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04
J.B. 81 nepa VS.. e. E. GeorEest.

j. Is. aneDa vs. Il. Il. GeOrGests
THOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
I OF Orleans, No. A., 4O9.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, ] will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuetiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhOu8e streets in the Second District of this
city. on TUESDAY, April 3. 1871 at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
OkRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the
Second Municipal District of the city of New Or.
leans, In the square bounded by Rampant st.
Phi ip, Burgundy and Dumaine streets, measuT-
ing forty -fOnr feet i've inches DOT on said st.
Philip street by dfty-nine feet one inoh fOar lines
depth aud frVnt on Rampant street. Of which it
forms the corner, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, and dependencies
thereof aud al the rights and privileges thereto
belong ng OF in any wise appeTtainiDg, without
any exception whatever. Being the aame prop.
erty which the defendant acquired by purchase
from EdwaId D. White, % per set passed heiers
Ams dee Dueaiel, notary public Ia this city, on
the frst Of December 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
TuOMAR II HAEDY
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WANTRD

ENr&1IEsa fzn4oH WHO HH0nHHft HHa
wv ~ So tEsdohsfs ArllF " A. 3.
toltN. 4eta1iic1n ca1A 1tN
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A HKRO, IN.
E0fART rUBIle AID coNElasIoHHR o. DEAD
Omes Ne ~ Osnnerslal Place.
Passports tl1cttsa with fi1tltch. nnf D1euN
ttiaHtIon gwen . 81. aa1l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04

Succession of johanna BchoenaeId.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT POR THR PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 3a083.--Notiee is hereby given
the creditors Of thia estate and 70 all other per
sons herein interested 10 show cause within ten
days from the present notification. II any they
have or can, why The account presented
by r. r. Parker, pubic administrators and
administrator OF this estate should not be homolo.
gated aud approved, and the funds distributed
10 accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
TIA NH iof JOHN HBRBBRr, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04

Nucceeslon OF FRANCOIS Aaacr0tAs
CEC0ED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 38.677.-Notiee s hereby given
to the creditors Of this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested, 70 show cause within ten
DAYS from this present notification, If any they have
or can, why the second provisional account and
tableau OF distribution, presented March 2, 1871
by r r. Parker, admiD1stratOr OF this estate,
should not De hOmologated and approved and the
funds diatributedin accordance Herewith.
nbs I IS. - --s JOHN HERBERT, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04
THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXcAYATIEG CON
Incorporated by an set OF tue Legislatl
exclusive privilege Of EMPTTNa val
PRIvIXs. SINKS. ete.)

Are now In full operation, and are pEs
perform the above work with prOmptI
Dispatch
The advantages derived from the use q
OBORLEss KxCAVAT1NG APPAI
- used by the company, are that the vol
perfoEmsd ct any hour Of the day or Z
thorough manner In which the deposit
moved, the absence Of all 0fTsnsiYe q
short space Of time required ian OrdiI
being emptied in from ten to fifteen mind
above ali. ITS oHRAPERSs.
All orders left at the oompany's ofid
Common street, or ssnt to Postofaos boz
viii receive prompt attention.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

OFFICE EEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,,
SATURDAY EVENING, March 3. 1877.
We are indebted to MI. l. N. Maynard, manager
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the Follow
ing report of the condition Of the associated banks
at the close of business Friday, March 2, 1877:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04

TWENTY
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TIA
CRESCENT MUTUAL BsURANoR COMPANY,
New Orleans. May 10, 1875.
The Trustees, in conformity to the amended
charter, submit the following statement of the
affairs of the Company the thirtieth April 1876
Fire premiums S2Ol OO6 26
Marine premiums. .............,.,,..... 37,488 81
River premiums. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l4,8l3 26
Total. .......,............S 1853, 1908 40
Rarned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums ............"......s 2a3 3S7 20
Losses paid and estimated including all
known and unpaid;
On fire risks..... S56 $40 10
On marine risks. 1898 SO
On river risks. 5l,47I eO-Bll7,39O 50
Taxes expenses, rebate in
lieu of partlciI alton, lees
interest, discount, etc., 1913 ll-23l, 1ls SO
Leaving, after paying ten per cent IN
cash, interest on capital stock. pro-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G52,233 70
The Company have the Following assets
Bills receivable. .......,....S53,72 9 70
Loans On bond and mortgage S. 44333-Sllo,I72 IL
Loans on pledge at CALI. @l2O,nl 81
Cash. 673ss o. 1888, e9s Al
Real estate. 1923 034 a.
City bonds. bank and other stOcks.... 1876, 1854 90
Premiums in course Of ooleotion..... 27,62s II
Total aseets'- ''.'''.'..s.....s.'s.sbS SSO9a I'll
The above statement is a true and correct tran
script from the books of the company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
HESRy v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twentieth
day of May, 1876. WILLIAM q. HOLINESS
Second Justice OF the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees resolved, That after pay
ing the annual interest Of ten per cent ON the
capital stock Of the company, that dividend OF
TWENTY PBR CENT be paid in cash and after
the twelfth day of June next, to those parties in
Hnring with the company, entitled to receive the
same
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04

Henry Donnenfelser
And at a meeting of the above Board. held on
the fifteenth day of January, 1877, Henry Jackson
Esq was elected Presidents Robert Jackson, Etq.
vice president; Louis Mathis secretary and
Charles Kummel Inspector Kaspar Auch, Esq.
having declined to accept the presidency. ft2lIm
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MONEY TO LEND.

NNHB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il of hts appointment as assignee
Lopez, of the city Of New Orleans, adjudl
Iupt upon his own petition.
A. GUILLEMRT, Assig
No. 81 CuBtOmnOuse
New Orleans. February II 1871, fe2l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04

NEW ORLEANS AND HIOBILkaua
~ RAILROAD.
THE MOBILE Line
THB GREAT THROUGH RouTN
10 the EsSt, North and WohECT
VIA louisville, via Atlanta and via st.
CARRYING THB UNITRD STATES II
Trains win arrive and depart from DepoN foil
Canal street. az follows Han Y
DRPART. ARRIVTk
Express. .Gj.45 4. b. Express.
BIpress......5 $500 P. n gxpress .....B.iH br 8.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Oincinuak dan
vile, Nashville end Sc Louis without cha
only one change to New York and EastCrnNt his
Ticket Ofho6 corner OF Damp snn T
streets, opposite City Hotel. ne
~, Nv. COLEMAN, Ticket Ager r fri
non D. B. RokINsOn. superinueH -,
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RAILROADS:
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND oHIcA
ROAD LINE

DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRhN:
On and after Monday, GIarch'4, 4
Trains will depIIt and arrive as follyFs, u
Hope street depot:
DHPART. arrive
BKrrees No. l. $50 P. NJ ExpreaaSo, 2. i u
Express No. 3. ..7:2O A. M, La press No. 4. .6
Accommodation $3.50 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION |
PULLMAN PALACE .slREPING CAH
through without changgtO Chicago, Carr
vile and Cineinns ii. Sleeping car acod
tons through to ST. Louis. OAlg one oh
slice ping cars to kastern cities.
Accommodation train runs as far as
City.
Tickets for sale and information given 4
Camp street, corner OF Commo !. under Gil
A. d. SHELDON, Ag-nt
1al51y +. u. FhOSr, GsntTal N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04

The above g. atement is true and correct tran
script from the books of tie Lafayette Fire In
surauce Company.
ROBERT JACKSON, vice President.
LOUIs MATHS, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orlt aus,
City OF new Orleans.
Sworn to and tubscribed tefore me, this nine.
tenth day of February, 1877.
PBTRR KAISER,
Sixth Justice of the Peace.
Atameeting of the Board of Directors held on the
eighteenth day of January 1871 it was resolved to
declare dividend of SIX DOLLARS AND iHIRTY
CENTS On each share, the said dividend TO be
credited on the ninety per cent stock notes held
by the company.
ROBERT JACKSON, Vice President.
Louis MATHIS Secretary.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders, held
on the ninth day of January 1877, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04
INSURANCE,
LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Omce No. 693 Magazine street, near
jackson street.

SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, 1876.
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AUCTION SALES,
By sheriff Handy.

SUCCESSION OF TIE LATE ROMAN LAHeUR.
CADE.
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tof!he else ab salcrsm unb Sopfit,uer auferleat
fir bic 4ufrshtertaltung bsr Stabtserraltuna
bic Sesatluaa Der Snters0en auf bic ffdbhIde
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te paber, sab 2isfa BON ttute as tdslid, Elm
paar Stunesn braubsn in brr iri|bsn e;Ts
snbrinssn iclle.
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bunts 1reiten BON SseeliGifsn 70 ME Pas
bsiterc Ssben AM llisr ;ogen bic iiiae Yez
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f'e i'her ibrem 6aupte bic fAUnItsn roibsn
Stauten brrab unp nald,ts etne naa Der
aneern NIT innerem gebasen.
{ prt lii tsr blau rerfbleierten s5eyue
tcs Elm Sdifstisl I'M bic 5elssds; wie
aus elmer gudt faub rann nsr ilol;s Dam.
pier tsrsur In BEN breitsn Strom, cine
eunfle 8audiaule bintsr ft bsr;ie6eno.
eisfa in ihrer beffou!Gen Nute folatc
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teranbampftf. Moieaatilt, wie Elm
Shwun nit empprssltrsdtsm 5alie, nurca
ldnitt ct bic Jlutt. Sisfa unterIhisb
ltca ras bewsste, beitsre Srsiben untsr
eem 3slthaa bss gerbsdss. Wlatrpisn
tratsn en- bic SMiifsranpe, bereit, Die
5aue aussuperfen, Der Srt tier mar nur
sinc gfactsniiaticn. Die YaHasisrs auf
Gem 0s!aaesr tsensnb, laten neusieris bas
flfine rptb teipimpslte Boot nit {einer
Jradt lanbliGer @siianbfn bonn hieiTetisen
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eiDiem Sdwantsn uno ,ornissm Jauaen |
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6a0a anlanste unp beilsu Sula7em NIT
unbsecIfsnsr 9ait bic i(Nmals Srspps sr.
tlctterien.
(GOrtfssaas fulst.)
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etenio lietcnslpiirbise, ais i6retn gattc1
trener9ebene DAME, erfreute iidl MpnIeigz
neurS Neutrality-suspicious. 4uf uflnerfiallfeiz
ten unp eiue5 GagcS irarb 1e se3ipun1en,
Wcnieisne,tr eit ebenlp ipirflantes ais
nnldablides stbfiiblltlts tssnlittel Sin
@laS WaHer peridreiben 5n miiiien.
ytabm ct NUN that la1ltb baS ihm et1rz
pfpblcne @laS @aiier pber perlpe6lelte ct
eS trrtbiinlid nit einent baneben 1tebenz
ben @laie 2iqueur - senua, inurplStlid
ernadenper Seseiiterans idlrpa ibrn bic
Ioer Der Spelie uno ct licb iid binreiEen,
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9eIhiften Position d'amour ber rei3enz
ben graIln frl9cnbe5 buftenbe Gerslein 3lt
uberI Ierlbeu
r1nbeiltar!"
Gin @las @aiier - ol8 Wfebi3im
Serprbnet nnir Die 0oftcrin
9ld Dpftprin !!
Grant ib ben san5en sar5en 9}9ein =,
sOftr tpirb np9l faun1 gebcl5en ieilt.
9(9 Dpftprin !!
SaIt 0u fein anbrc3 Wfittel
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= Der &anlas Dassn iieertri7t aus
an Dauerbaftisfsit Starfe unb gauart.
glssante Gprlsts BET 0etr. JrpR.
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(Mais oui, mon prince = ben &nittel !")
= 0iele 5par berbelt, aber treffliz
den gScrte idrieb Gjraf 8. barunter.-
Sbm maren pieie &nittelperie Gnt ,rabrert
Sinne beS @rrtes uSltittelperle") nod
eber IN bic Sdnpe sefa1en - beppr feline
@attin @elesenbeit Bate, iie entrii tet Dem
Oeuertpbe 5l1 ,peibe,t.
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Cine Oroinan,

tof!he else ab saicrem unb Ropflf.uer auferlea
fir bic &ufrsdtertaltung ber Stabtperraltuna
bic ge;atluaa Der SnterelTen auf bic if6bhl6
S1ufb unb fur Die S9affuns einss SiteunaS,
fones CUR enbli9en @btraeure berfelaen, fir 6aa
S,sealiabr 1877.
Sci es Yerrrbnst burtS ten Stae.rets Der STAT,
Gan Maa Intonio:
Section /. DaB tisrmit fur sas Wunieipial
jaer, peldes an !! Rdr3 1877 bssnnt, ene .8ppf.
Nsusr BON elnsm Dollar einfr ieeer mdnuliber
Qsripn i'm Glter 1on q Bic GO Sabren ouferieot
mirp, rptlAe felt afusatsn Dor bem 1. War. ISL
in Ger Stabt wpSn!.
Ssetiua 2. 9aB bisrmit fur ausemsine 8pefe
fur fas 8iS;aliabr, tpeIdsS an, %. Je6ruar 1878
enbst, ene ae ralorent Steuer auf aIes giaentbuu,
ilaeItalb Der Slabigren;er, fuipp5l G,runb>. tpie
psrlbnli4es unb eemiidte5 @tsertbum, aeleot tper>
be, peldes nibt bur6 bic Gpnfiituticn pber bie
Staatsseiebe befret wirp. Disfe Steuer fpa funf
uab isdSis Gents oon iebem 9unb.rt Solar Wertt
an gissntsum BET 'essn
seelion 3. Da5, un bic Ss;atluna Ssr 8inlsn
1T erlnD3tAtn rno einfn Illsunasfono fur Bic Gin
l6iuns Der aasseitelisn Bombs Der Stabt Gan
tonic Su lcr8en. auf aue5 In Der obiaca Se,tipu 2
bsf4rlsbsne Gisenibant nahfuIssnb lpe;i1crte ao
saorent Situsrn aufsrlfgt mefSen:
Sur pretbtsj5hrise Bombs (Srb.nau, auaenpnts .
men am 23. Sunt 1879 cine Gleaer BON mel unb
einsm aaIbsn geat uuf jebes 5uasert Dollar gD,rt5
an GtSsntsum.
SIR ,sebniasriss Ditteonbs (Oroinan; an.e<
ronmen am z6. Jetrua. 1870 cine S.euer spn
;rsi uno einsn' ba!bsn Gent auf jsbes 5unt,rt
Dollar Dsrtb an Giaentbun,.
Sur sebniaerise SroferYsrbeHerunss @ores
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cine Steuer Scn Gent5 zen iebem Sunseri Dpl-
lar Wertb an gigsnsum.
Sipan,lajasriee 9onbs (Sroinau, anaeapnlmen
ON lS Rai IS75) eine Ct ptr BON seba Gents son
1setm 5nneert Dpaar gDertb an gissnibum. Gin
@sfammttstras sen adssbs une trei siertrl Gent
fur aue in eieier Sfetion anasssbenen 2,psts.
Section 4; 0ab ua fir bic 3a0luns Der asae>
laufensn unS lausnetn SduIoea Der Staot N,5r.
tebrun1 III treHtn asf alle5 in Section sieitr
0renans bcltricbsre gistn,tam cine al yaIpren,
SitIfr sNa l'asisHa unb e;aem sicr.sI Sent auf
)eee5 SaGesfi 0slar @ertb an Giaenttum osleot
wtFe:. Oiss Grotiaas loa p,m Gaae i6rer Gje.
bofan.
Gum efftsn Rals s-rlsisn in eer om 3. October
1877 Aats3:faassnea 9,sgns Sts 5iabtratts.
). 8. Jrenn,
Nfapor.
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Cine Sdrtc.

In IGe, m,Id,e an ben 8olsen BON Suasnb Ian.
otn, NsrsDfsr Strdtbs, Gntfrdftisuns. 9srIuif
Der Wannesfraft II. I. ~. leiben fenSe idb foften>
fret in &eespt bas lis futirt. Dielss aroBe
5eilntitteI ipuroe son einem Wf1tonar in Gub,
@merifa snlbfGf. 5dtift elm abbrellirtes gpupert
an 8ss. Suiepb s. Saman, Station 9, 9ible
pealt' Nsm s)0rt City. 25,9.tuwjaS
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- Gin ereber Scrra!b scn Ntpaeas tai
Ger. Jgolt.
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Der &anlas a5assn 1t rer tsFe.
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- Wattcn, panssmattsn &C. Bel Gebr.
Cr,el
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5err Wattbias Drabobel, ylue
Spring, feb., id,reitt: Mein Gater,
ldcn bod i'm altter, rerlor ieineu Appetit
uno bate ic9ar einen gDiberlpillen sesen
Spei|en, mas ibn iebr idpah unb leibenb
madte. auf nnler 3ureben setraudtc er
Or. Iusuit aGuis'S s amburser
Grppfen: Der appetit febrte 3uritf uno
er 1Itblt nun ein gang anbersr ytenl9 ;u
iein."
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Nm fcls.nesn Nadmittas,, wGsrsne
8run 6e!m Ssnny @sfellf6aft lsiaslt, bat
is man qista ~ ibrer grbplans In ben
0arisn tlnuntersefdidt. Das fttigs 3im.
mtr1bfn, fane Grau 6tlm, battle itr sins
fnf iranlbafte BIaTs aessben; fit tsFImm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-14

salvo los easos que determine la

-TAf Il 4 - Akt 20 s5E&
cion, salvo los easos que determine la
ley, y ascenderan por antiguedad.
Las shdbliotecas y archnos qne no
tengan caracter general estaran cargo
de los eentros de que dependan, sin
perjuicio de que en- ellos tengan cabida
aquellos funcionarios cuando Sc estime
conyeniente.
a. Sc estableceran en- todas las ca
bezas lie partido bibiotecas municipal
les que Sc formaran con los donativos Y
con las obras que los autores 8 editores
esten. obligados q ceder EN- cumplimien-
to de, loque la ley de propiedad literaria
senale.
Art1culo L. Valiendosa de estas BIZ
bhotecas, Sc estableceran lecciones do
minicales referentes a puntos y temas
de utilidad general, con instrucciones
que determinars:n las leyes locales de
instruction p1blica.
Art. 2 No Sc comprende en- Las pre-
cedentes bases la ensenanza de In
agriculture que continuara haciendose
por Ia ley de l. de agosto de 1876.
Art. g. Sc autoriza asimismo al Go
bierno para disponer de las sumas COM
prendidas en- el presupuesto del aho
'economico corriente para Ia instruction
p1blica del modo que fuere necesario
para la eiecucion de la ley.
Art. 81 Ell Gobierno dara oportuna-
mente cuenta las Cortes del uso que
haga de esta autorizacion.
Madrid 2S de octubre lie 1876. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-14
NOTICIAs DEL MOCTEzUMA.

Del Diaio de Ia Nu';na tomamos las
siguientes
Por fin Sc sabe Va el destino del va
por .NociezHma. el punto Ell que sc ha-
la anclado Y otros pormenores, que han
yenido i confirmar nuestros presagios
tan luego tuvimos noticia Gle su apre-
samiento.
A bordo de In goleta americana
.Ha},d Ba,bour, que fondeo en- puerto 4
las tres de la tarde de aver han llegado
Angel Otero, Jose Neira Y Antonio Sa-
mezo, marineros que eran del mismo.
La goleta viene del puerto de Trujillo
{ Honduras donde Ia feto el consul
espanol para que trajera d esta capital
4 dichos marineros.
Segun hemos sido informados, el dia
II de noviembre, hallandose fondeado
enfrente del Cabo Gracias Dios, en-
el territorio de aquel pals, el iefe de los
piratas envio 4 TERRA un bote tripulado
por cuatro hombres uno de sus secua-
ses, al llegar 4 terra, Ia mucha mar
que rompia contra los arrecifes yolteo
el bote, de cuyas resultas Sc ahog5 uno
de los marineros, habiendose salvado d
nado los otros tres que lograron llegar
( terra sin novedad, en- seguida en-
prendieron su viaje q Truiillo, distante
unas Glen millas desde el punto de su
salvamento. Tan luego llegaron aquel
puerto, Sc presentaron al Consul espa-
mol, que les interrogo acerca de su des-
tino procedencia habiendole informa-
do de los particulares de que va tienen
conocimiento nuestros lectores por 10
cual nos limitamos Il relatar los que 81
guen. Cuando salieron de 4 bordo del
.Nocfezan,a quedaba dicho buque con la
maquina descompuesta, faltando d bor-
do el comestible, Ell sebo, el aceite Y de-
mas utensilios propios para la atencion
de la maquiua. Parte lie la carga que
conducia el buque fue desembarcala Y
guardada en- un almacen que habla en-
el mencionado Cabo. Al pasar el va
por por frente de la Isla de Jamaica
habla deiado va en- un punto de sus COS
tas 4 dos de los piratas con el obleto
de que tietasen una goleta para levar-
/ les carbon.
Apenas ell suceso Sc divulgo Ell Tru-
iillo Sc produio una general indignation
V el Gobernador dio orden para que un
destacamento de tropas recorriese Ia
costa dirigiendose al punto donde el
vapor esta anclado, y el iefe que manda-
ba aquel llevaba instrucciones para fu-
silar Il los piratas que encontrase a bor-
do. "
Siendo ciertas estas noticias como
tienen todas las trazas de serlo, no aven-
trlramos mucho en- Greer que no Sc
ha Gle pasar mucho tempo sin que We =
mos entrar por la boca del MORO al
vapor Moctez,tmo ibra de su cautiverio
Y va que tanta alharaca armaron los
laborantes en- Nueva-York con la gran
hazana, suponiendo va al buque al SER
yicio de Cuba libre, Sc desenganaran dc
sus ilusiones y tendran una pruaba mas
de 10 que pueden esperar de una gente
que sin provision hi plan concertado de
ninguna especie, exponen las yidas para
llevar 4 cabo aventuras tan locas como
la realizada con ell apresamiento de-
mencionado buque.