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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08

"A Ladies' Club Tor Outdoor sports" has been or
gained by the ladies' Of New Brighton, Staten Island
Every Friday during tho season tho club have
exclusive usc Of the Cricket Club Grounds tat Camp
Washington, near TompkinsvIc Landing) and sun.
cicnt space en- other days Tor playing and
practising their games. Tuesday, Jrne IL VIII
be tho opening day OF tho CLUB when games OF
croquct, archery, lawn tennis Badminton Aunt Sally
bouc, &c. VIII be played In the open the cub
grounds The officers Tor 1877 are Mrs. Robert Enmct
Robinson, president; Mrs. John a. Dac, vice prcsi.
dcut; Miss Kreos. treasurer; Mrs Charles H. stebbins
,csetary; Mrs John IL Pool, Mira II. Eugene Aicxan
der, Mrs T. Fcrd. Kobpc and Mrs. X H. Whttcmorc,
directors, from each Of whom invitations can BIO had
upon written application.
LADIES At THE OAR.
On Sunday afternoon next the "Govcr sisters will
race Tor seventy .hye dollar cup, from the foot 81
North seventh street 30 and afound tho buoy on
Broomc street aud return. Tho distance " and
quarter mics and much interest Is manifested In tho
race, a. both nfe accomplished onrswomen.
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smith saa. Rarus, Abe Edser,on, Sam Pardy and tho

smith Saio. Rarus, Abe Edgcron, Sam Pardy and tho
fast colt yolney.
Jim Crooks arrived from San Francisco last week
with pair Of big chestnut road horses for use At
Saratoga and Long Branch.
Allie Bonner drove his beauty, Mamie b., full milo
In 224 lew days since. ana also drove Music tho
distance In 22e Both trials took place over his
fathers farm track in westchesier county.
Mr.. Alexander Phyie has sent his brood mare Soil
tare and her colt which has been named Grenade, TO
White Plains for pAsturage. Mr. Phye driving his
fast chestnut colt ldlcr. by Idol, dam Matte tho
road. ldler is four years old and worry promising.
Mr. l. b. Parker is driving his veteran trotter Pu-
laski on the road this season. Pulaski is twenty
two years old and has record OF 23a, tho
Fashion IN Its pamy days. PulAski can leave many
younger competitor in the sin when called ON for
BRUSH and the gallant old horse IS great favorilo
with his owner.
Mr. George \. Ferguson has sold TO California par
ties his well known troting horse Todd Frank Fergu
SOM. The horse shipped on Tuesday for his
home.
Mr.. Barney Spaulding's black gcidng New Brook, by
stonewall jackson. 10 In John Murphy's hands at
Fleetwood Park New Brook is six years old, aud a
very fast and promising young horse
The Saratoga Association announces its programme
for two meetings for the season, days each be-
ginning July 81 and closing August %. There Will pc
fortytwo races run, eighteen stakes mutual events
aud twcnty.io1r club purse races The estimated
value OF these races 10 the winners is nearly $50 900
The stakes aro strong. The Travers Stakes has
81 Nominations, tho AIl-aged Sweepstakes u.s. tho Ala.
bama Stakes, 90; tho Flash stakes 3d. Saratoga Cup.
"a; boswell Stakes, 90 Saratoga Stakes, 49 Sequel
Stakes, ~; Kentucky Stakes 40; Summer Handicap,
Al Kcnncr Stakes, %; Grnstcad Stakes. 80 Harding
Stakes, 32, and rwoyearold Sweepstakes 49, This is
a splendid showing. Tho brilliant meetings NJ Now
Orleans, Nashville, Lexington, Louisville and Balti-
more, together with the unprecedented encourage
ment given by owners and breeders TO tho stakes
at jerome Park ana Saratoga, SHOW concu-
sively that turf sports on the ascending scale.
Tho published programme OF the above association
contains and novel feature IN relation TO penal
ties. Every offered including purses and stak cs,
except such stakes closed IN 1876 without a penal
condition. contain express stlpuations against winners
range from Ave to twelve pounds. aud viii hayo tho
cllec. to keep good horses away from this splen
did Penalties In racing not to DO favored
as rule. They certainly In conravention to
sporting interests when lcvclled nj Nil horses inds.
criminaely, except such as may be willing u
run over single course series oil engage
mcnis at different points Is the only that ow n
meet outlay Of preparation IN this way. To penal
zc winning horses other courses -, therefore
making direct upon owners as well as upon other
associations, policy that may carry with II tho mis-
fortune OF boing two-edsed.
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To the EDITOR rnE HEgALD.--
Seeing the many challenges from tho different
athletes ana not knowing whether It Is meant foi
business paper rcpu,atlon do hereby challenge
Messrs Kelly, Taylor aud Miller. Or any man
In America, 10 glove contest Of
hours duaion or moro for the sum Of
$500 side the patc money. In my in,c match with
Taylor ! had tbs misfortune to hurt my foos while
training aud Tor that reason tho meeting post
poncd from tho I'D OF Apr until the I0lh Of May. on
9TH Of May received from Taylor lcttcr staiing
that no must postpcn our match indefinitely TOR
sons best known To himself My foot has much
recovered that want 10 let the public who these
would-bo boxers are anu what are~thcir intcn-
tons ] VIII mako tho above match With any
Of the above named goa tIcmen IN hvc Oh
SIX weeks time, or with any man In this country.
Tho above mach can DO made by calling AZ Ma
Nassau street, Brooklyn. or atthe Cpxr Office or any
place that may be agreed upon hope some o these
great meu Will como forward. Yours truly,
BRookLyS, June !, 1871. JOHN DWlkA
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BASEBALL.

In tho fourth game Of tho championship scrcs b.
tween the chicagos and cincnnat, played yesterday
Chicago, the champions were ugan victorious, de-
ica,,ng their opponents by tho following scorc:-
Cincinnati .......... o o . o o. @
The LouisyiIics won their third gafno OF tho cham.
pionsnip series with the ST. Louis Cub nj 81. LOUIS
The game wns finely contested and proved to be ono
ths there this season. resulting 10 iavor
ot tho Louisville Club by score OF 10 o. tho run
beng made IN tho sixth inning
At HorDcIlsviIIe, the Memphis Reds defeated Tie
Hcrncs by scorc oil . to
To-day tho Chiiscas and Enterprise play on tho Gen.
tcnpial Ground. Jersey Guy, aud the Hartfords and
starr, OF syracuse, on the Captolinc Ground
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HE TALLY HO.

Tho Tally Ho made Its regular trip yesterday from
the Brunswick to Now Rochelle and return, and car.
rcd fair load Of passengers. Mra Goddard chartered
the coach for the day, ana bad party OF lady and
Gentlemen guests on board. They all took outside
seats and kept them during the trip Notwithstanding
the rain. which kept pretty steady throughout the
day Colonel Delaney Kane did not drive yesterday.
ana his place was takcn by Fownc5, Tho English guard.
who kept up the reputation for punciuaiiy W arrv-
nv on
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Josephine. NY.Yc, Mr.. Lloyd Phrnx,
which lay at anchor OF tho HERALD telegraph station
ut whitcstone On Wednesday, proceeded TO New York
yesterday forenoon and Is now moorcd al the foot Of
Twenty eighth street. Last River.
sloop yacht Chester A. Arthur, Wye, Mr.. South.
worth nom Nov YORK. passed Whiscstonos l. l. Jcs-
tcrday afternoon, cruising eastward.
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THE WHINE OF THE cULPBITs.
From tho Dcseret Ncwsl


From the Deseret News.l
The "Mormon" people are not ono bit moro dis
posed to uprising. Instruction rebellion now than
they wore last year. live years ago, ten years
ago. or fifteen years They more thought
now OF such things than they have had for all those
years and The stories to the contrary
are wholly and entirely false from beginning to end
There never was people DESTROYS of peace than
the Enormous" are at this timo and all tho time ir
any people desire war II IS those very people who raise
up the excitement about such things rhc '.Mor-
mons" arc pre-eminsnlly people OF peace but their
INSCRIPTIONS enemies are always talking of and
trouble, and orp always trying to excite things
and bring them about Such vicious characters will
be publicly and generally known their true colors
alter while, and then they will DO generally de-
spised and dctested
ANY MEANS OF ExTIRPATrNG MoRMoNIsM
LEGITIMATE.
From tho Petersburg Index
Why tho stu permitted 10 carry SO high
and defiant a head passes our comprehension. We
believe II any proposition could be advanced which
would elicit universal approval from all classes OF
people IN tho United States whatever thoir politics
and their section IL would be ono In favor OF making
the Mormons behave themselves and show just
regard tor the lives and rights OF tho so-caed
"Gentes." If the foul breed OF aduitercrs and po-
lygamlsts could DO wiped out entirely, civilization
would BIO great gamer; but since that may not be-
they ought TO be forced TO abstain from the pnstmc
OF assassination to which they still addicted. II
Young himself, the hoary rcprobate, could be put
trial ard made TO answer for the long catalogue Of
crime with which his is associated, tho OF
vipers would BIO eaectualy wiped out for Will
survive him with the same powers OF will and tho
genius Of organization and authority We pre-
tend TO say which would DO the best and surcst way
for tho removal Of the plagco spot but the civilized
world Will agree that somo steps ought TO be taken
looking 10 an end which ail decent people ardenty
desire Tho President himself would not be STOPPING
beneath tho high dignity OF tho position should no
qure into the proper TO DO adopted by Congress
for tho suppression Of poygamy and It's attendant
crimes In Utah. Tho experiments heretofore made by
the government with the Mormon ulcer have been
weak in their nature and pitiable their results
When next the reform ia undertaken IS TO DO hoped
That means necessary tor will be spared.
The attempt the Ito oil the HERALDs
Will serve to call public attention to the enormi-
ties permitted by the government what should DO q
lourshng and powerful state OF tho Union, and will
strengthen the prevalent sentiment that any means
would BIO legitimate tor the extinction OF tho creatures
by whom these enormtics have been pcrpetratcd and
defended.
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Tho members OF tho Woschester Polo Club play
match gamo this afternoon alter tho conclusion OF tho
races There Will DO full attendance Of the members
and some interesting games viii probably be PLAYED
Tho gron WILL usual be open to members OF the
Jockey club ana parties inrnduccd ny members oil tho
Polo Club payment nt the gate.
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TROTTING POSTPONED.

The second day OF tho first trotting meeting m.
nounced to take place Brooklyn Driving Park, Long
Island, yesterday, was postponed account OF tho
rain and the neavncss OF tho track. Tho will
come oil to-day a. ha.post two O'Clock p. NJ when
there Will be two purses for horses Of 80 aud
2:33 clQssca
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Tho following the order IN which the boats passed
tho iud res, boat ~ -


Tho prizes wero awarded alter the close Of tho ras
10 tho first and The regatta OF tho yachts
OF the first ana second class Will take place GU ths 18th
inst wien the course viii from Bcdioc's Island 10
the Southwest spit aud return.
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whenever the rrssdpnt or congoss threatens 10 en-
force peace among Them as II they tufbaned
Turks haughtly responding to the mcnaccd invasion
OF tho Gear OF Russiu
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The races postponed yesterday on account Of the
weather VIII como oil to-day. They are 1--we In num-
bcr consisting OF the Juvenile Stakes for two-year
ods the distance halt mile. Tho starters will DO
from Tho stables OF Messrs. +. smythe William Astor.
r. Lorillard. d. d. withcrs. 4. A. Cabaugh, =. Reed,
G. l. Lorillard, D. Mcdaniel and James A. Grinstcad
The second race viii be milo heats for purse OF
5000 The following horses have entered to start, aud
they will no doubt make u capital race:-Rappahan-
mock lis lbs Dreamer, 10l lbs Dauntlcss, ll3 lbs,
and Sallie McCrea 9G lbs
The third race is for purse OF $500; maIdens al
lowed, II 4 years old lbs IL and upward II lbs
tho distance one milo hat Tho following arc
tho horses that viii contend for tho przo:-Kenny,
Ill lbs Frank, Ill lbs. Ambush, lis lbs. Orioe, 95
lbs, and Preston, ll5 lbs.
fhe fourth race win be nor purse Of $780, for
-ycar-oids; mnidens allowed lbs the distance
ono mile and eighth. The following horses will
ftnrt:-sliss Bassett ll0 lbs Grecan Maid Ito lbs
Lady Salyer, ITO lbs Auburn. us lbs Luciier lis
lbs Caracaa, ll5 lbs Frederick the Great. us lbs
Palmetto, ll3 lbs chestnut colt by bennington, dam
Rattan, lis lbs
Tho nftli race VIII be q steeplechnse for q purse OF
$3.50 the gill OF r. Lorilard, tho club TO give $50 to
the second horse The following horses will START
Fredericktown, carrying 139 lbs.
Braselonc, carrying $50 lbs.
Doubtful, carrying la6 lbs.
Retriever. carrying l4o lbs
Resolutc. carryin. l56 lbs.
Risk, carrying las lbs
The following tho state of the odds last night at
tho American Jockey Club Rooms:-
JUVENILE STAKES.
Perfection. Ito It. Aleveur, o to OF.
judith, TO or Marllann q to OF.
Duke OF Magenta, TO It. Bridget, . to l of
Boz Arlington c., tol or Danische1 to OF.
Lazy colt. TO on Fawn. 7tolt
Genoura hly, to OF. Pride oil tho Village, to
Jet TO OIL l or
Myrtle 3 10 of.
MILE HEATS.
Rappahannock Even. Uauntless.., to ct
Salie McCrea =. TO Z. Dreamer. to / t.
MILE AND HALF.
Ambush ........ 2 I. 1. Frank. ......... to 1 T.
Preston ......... . to ~ Kenny 10 / t
Oriolc. 10 l off,
MILE AND oxK-EICHTH.
Lady Salynr..... . to l. Caracaiia 49,. to off,
Lucfer ......... to Frederick tho
Grccian Mud -. 10 t. Great TO t.
Miss Bassett 80. TO t. Auburn ...... TO 1 of.
Palmetto ....... to {. Rattan cot 10 TO l or
srERpLEcHAsE.
Rcsolute ........ 2 10 Frcdcrickton to l.
Doubtful........ 10 I. Brageone ...... to 1.
Risk ...."..... b 10 T. Retriever ....... 10 4
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THE PATENT FACT OF MoEMoN DLooDrnrRsrI-

From the Petersburg Index
Tho Danitcs, Notwithstanding their boosted read-
ness to assassnaie the so-cacd Gentilcs--lho oppo-
nents Of polypamy and tho ruic OF tho saints noith
standing tho authenticated and numerous instances Of
murder and violence by thor bloody hands-appcar to
have enjoyed us sweet security In tho Mormon bosom
as II they wcrc benevolent association whose spirit
was that Of charity and whose devices those Of
ulmsdeca. Naturally enough this hong unbrokcn m
muny has lcd tho bgois OF tho latter day dispcnsa
ton with ignorant impression that they above
tho law. They think they a law unto themselves,
indeed they have been permitted, under the too lax
administration Of tho government, 10 become and
main. They dey tho authority Of thu United States
sscli aud talk gbly OF arming and taking the Ged
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GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de la Fortaleza, nlim. %

=. B0RRAs Y HERMANOS. del eomercio de es-
ia plaza s:iran sobre los nuntos siguientcss:
AbAyA Amurrio, Ahana La Guardia. Saliva
AInAcETE. Alhaeete Alcaraz Almansa. casas
IbqIez Chnchilla. HELM, La Gneta. La Roda Villa
ALIcASrE. Alcoy, Alicante, ,Eehe. orihuelo
ALMERrA. .-Adra. Almeria. Huercai, Overa, Ro
quotas. Vera.
AvIr.A.- Avila,
oz. Balearrota Cabeza de Buey. Campanario Frege-
nal Merida. Montjo. Llerena, Olivenza. Vilianueya
B.I.RaEFs. '.'i i6iza. Mahon, Palma.
BARCELONA. A Arenys dc Mar Badalena. Barce-
MaTtoreii' Masnon Molins de- Hey sabade TaTrs
81, Vieh, Villanueva Getrd. Villafranca de Pa
BGRaos -Aranda de Duero. Bdrgos.
CAEABIAs :, - Las ralmas. Santa Cruz de la Palma.
Guadalupe, Logrosan Montanchcz Piasencia Tru- u
y tipIz z Aigeeiras cadiz. ceuta Chiclana, Gi-
bratar. Jerez de ia Frontera, olvera Puerto Real.
san Gss1HEiSS4 s8 SH Beniesrl@ castellon. vinaroz,
CIUDAp real. Ciudad Real Manzanares.
C6RDopA. Aguilar. gaena. Bniaianee,, Cahra
C4rdoba, Hin bainolassa La Garlotq Lacena Montilla
CoRunA Betar zos Gee, c,rcubion, Coruha. Fc-
Trol. Noyi santa Marta de Ortigaeira. Padron.
GgGscA. SSasnc" Hue ., Prieso Tarancon.,
GERoEA.-Bagur, Blanes tigu.rns, (iel ona LlO-
ret de Mar Olot Palafrugell, faiamos. San de
GaAxApA. Albu1ol. Almufecar Albania. Baza
Grs n ada. Guaeiix. Huescar. lllora. Lola Motr Or
GuADAIAJARA. - Athena Brihuega. Ciiuentes
Guadalaara Molina. Pastrana Saeedon. Signenza
GuIpuzcoA San, Sebastian
Vergara. -
IIuEscA. - Ayerbe. Barbastr0. Graus Haesca Ja-
ca Sari1ena
:. JAES, : Anddjar. Baeza carzcaa. Jaen Linares
LEoN. : Astorga Busdongo Cacsabel,s, La Base.
"a, Leon. Mansilla de las Mulas. Ponferrada Riano
Snhapun Valencia de ID Juan Villafranc dol War.
LERIDA. = Balaguer. Bosort tvaIle de Aran, J Ger
LoGRoho. - Arnedo. Calahorra. Haro. LeSroAo
santo Domingo lie In Calzada. Torrecilla dc los Ca
,LUeo. Fox. Lugo. Mondoncdo Monforte. Ri.
MADRID. Araniuez. Aleala de Henares Madrid.
MALAGA. Antequera. Malaga. Ronda veloz Ma
u1s sres gGs % ss se. Sss
IRON, Mula, Puerto dc Mazarron. .Totana 4'''N'
NAvARRA - Pamplona Tudela
oviEDo.-Ayilds Belmontc. Cangas de Onis. Can
gas de- Tlneo. Castropol Colunga, Cudillero. Giion
d cnder@ Pa d sero aS n
vadesella Salas. villayiciosa. Infiesto.
PoSTFvEpRA. C.i,ias de Reyes Carril. Bayona,
Estre'la Guar lias. Lalin, Ponteyedra Puencareas,
heqsaasn cay ysS s%shraq canG Rodrigo rearan
Ia salamanea. vitigadino, ), Ie,de5ma ed
lander Torrelaycga
sEGovIA. : segoyia.
SEvILLA. -Carmona Eciia. Moron, seva. Utre-
soRIA. : Agreda Burgo de osma. sorIa
TARRAGoS1 Falset Reus. Tarraaor.s.. Tortssa
yalla.
TE.! TEnurI !rd : 7 TsEusl cruel
vAEaon-Aicira. tarcascntc. Denla Gambia, ia
v" heanCa Snees ysHnG5a Bor Medina del Cam
po. Roseco. Toro. Valladolid, villalon.
Durango Elorrio Lequeitio. orduna. Vale de Car
rama.
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Nueva imprenta
DEL "BOLETIN.' -
FORTALEZA. 81.

Proyista esta IMPRENT'A dc abundancia dc
tipos dc has mejores fundiciones de los Estados
Unidos, de nna srande v magntica prensa me-
canica de Marinoni, v dc otras dc ma
n9 de las mas perfectas, lie faltaba, sin en-
bargo, un clemento para poder haccr toda
eInse de impresos con In perfection y
harntura descables Y era que no te-
MA Bapcl de las diversas classes que ha
menester nn establecimiento de esta indolc,
de3icndo adquirirlo en- el mercado precios SUI
manente subidos, no encontrando sicmpre Ia
calidad mas conyeniente. Este 6bice ACADIA de
rcmediarse con las remesas de papel que he
mos recibido Gltimamente de Alemania, Fran
cia Barcelona por 81 Ponce Y Jose Bdr6. Nue.
yos todos los materiales de la imprenta, pese-
yendo un gran surtido de toda clase de papel
espaHol v extranjero, podemos ofrecer al CO.
mercio, cuerpos de ejercito, ohcinas del Esta-
do municipalities, toda clase de impresos he
chos con PRONTITUD, LIMPIEzA y BARATuRA.
A. los Sres. Alcaldes en- particular oirecemos
{ s.preeioa m0dicosn LIBR0S TALONA-
RIOS PARA MATRICULAS, GUIAS DE
MADEIRA, DE LENA y demas docnmentes
que necesiten, en- Ia inteligcncia de que es-
tanos seguros han de qUedar sassstechos
tanto de b excelencia del trabajo como de los
preeios-
IA Imprenta del BoLETIN, ademas de contar
eon uu extenso surtido de material nueyo y
modcrno, cuenta tambien con operarios suma-
mente pr1cticos en- toda elase dc trabalos IL
pograAcos por di6ciles Y extensos que seaf
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AbOnO de Bradley.
Mayagtlcz, l6 febrero de 1877.
BRADLEY FERTILIZER COMPANY.

MavaSucZ, 10 icDfef0 de 1871.
BRADLEY FERTILIZER COMPANY
Boston.
Sehores Tengo el gusto de entreear su
representante Mr. G.. G, Coe este atestado.
He uSad0 EN- aEundancia en- mi hacienda
ell Supertosfato de Cal tabreado por ustedes,
con los mas bcneticiOS0s reSultadOs
Calculo que hi cosecha de aZicar aumcntara
este aho una tercera parte por Ia extensive
aplicacon de este fcrtiliZador hecho al tempo
de sembrar las cafdS.
Ademas no he tendo enfermedad en- las ca
has )cane dcsese) en- mis- terrenos Ell que Sc
ma usado, mientraS mis- yecin0S que no han he
cho uso del ltertiliZador, han sutfido en- sus tie
rras grandeMelte de Gipha fnfrmedaGl.
No solo recomiendo su aplicacon, sin reser
va con abundancia en- los terrenOs de cana,
sino que SOY de opinion que los hacendados en-
esta isla, cuyas tierras esten exllaustas eau
sa del cOnstante cultlvO, deben usarlO para que
su trabajo les produzca beneficosos resultados.
Soy de Vds. &'
Firmado PIP. Chs. De Noudeas
E. G, HUCARD, -Es eopia.
Agnadilla (P. r. IA de febrero de 1877.
The BRADLEY FERTILIZER COMPANY.
Boston.
Muy sehores nuestros:
Tenemos mucho gusto en- maAfpstarles que
hemos enlpleado e SHpefIpsiato de Cal en- nues-
tras hacendas de calas durante los Itimos
tres amos Z los resultadOS ban sdo sumamentC
satisfactorios Ell ano pasado solo pudimos con-
scguir 400 barrilcS fOSfat0, en- tempo para Su
aplicacIon compramos 80 tQneladas Guano
del Pera que usado en- algunas pleas de ca
na al lado de otras abonadas con fosfato este
1ltimo nos ha dado cahas tan gruesas her
mosas como ell primero con un eostO mpchC
menDp.
Este ano hemos va oNlenadO el envio d,
1000 barlilcs fostato para nuestro uso nos
proponemos no usar nlngun otro ahono en- nues
tlas hacicndas.
Podemos asegurarles que su superfosfato nos
ha dado un rendmento adicional de uno unc
medic bocoy de aZucar por cuerda, sobr(
a1ueas pieZas en- que no Sc ha empleado dichC
abono; guano del PERI
En- donde hemoa empleado el superfosfato no
ha apareoldo la enteImedad en- las calas mien-
ira que algunos vecnos mediatOs nuestrOs,
que no han usado ningun abono han sidO may
perjudicados
Como una prueha de Ia conflanza que nos
merece su supertostato, para el buen desarro.
llo dc las cafaS de aZdcar ponemos en- su co.
noemento que nos proponemOs emplear estt
aiio mas de 100 toneadas.
Recomendamos mny partcuarmenie su EN-.
pleo todos nueStroS amigos, tirmcmente per
suadidos dc las ventajas que les reportara
Quedamos de Vds, atiinos. atentos
$. S. @. b, s NJ
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ia utilidad de este abnno, ppede dirigirse los
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