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Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

The cIvll service requires the retention in
Office Of the faithful ard capable official, but
1ot the professional office holder. Ii Prcs-
dent Hayes carries ont civil service reform as
he should, lac must remove from federal utirc-
IN the South 4 large number Of mcu who's"
prinripal claim j. that tl.-y are in positions
The Custom iluu-r IN t!.I> clrv j. ii..l ui PRO-
ie->lonal office hunters. not a frw at them
have held Il STATE office with one hand. while
they dIew their salar-> from the Cul'ed
States Treasury W!tlI the other. The rules of
the civil service do Lot apply to their cases,
and common honesty Demands iheIr removal
/ from oce ami better men pat IN their places.
President Hayes viii do a great injustice ii
he does rot remove a large naJurily of the
federal othcial> ~ this STATE Ii he would
clear the Custom House OF lis present occT-
pants f"n foundation To rurrr'. he woulj do
a good thing. Admitting that some good men
would be compelled u step out. there are
piehty al other. equally IA worthy and capa>
bic 10 take their places, and the ring- thar i,r
years have managed the patronage would be
broken up tlvIi service Is Il fraud Oh the
country, rs Ion" ~ II realms IN office the
professional politicians and Dii.re hunters, that
now 80 generally til the places IN tie Custom
tiousr.->idie E,si>trr.
We have heard and seen a great deal sand
about evil service reform in our day-amd
a'ml, tlrat IT sounds very preuy from the
ro>rrtm and has II, charms whea seen in
print-hui NC have observed that practically
II j, drlus',n, and all HAT j, said abou, j, j.
Cannon; and We have Observed further that
those WHO cla.Gur most iur the removal of
professional liicr seekers are generally place
hunters themselves You may say and write
What y"u please Oh the IA ll"c', bat after all,
You wi!i rarely ever iind Il man in office that
'iid not seek u; anu you vii never ind an
Executive entirely fee from the .t.ilcrnre OF
professional politicians, piacc Aun,crs and
ring>-wc wish II was not 80, but !; j. The .
removal II the resent occupant, of the Gus
tom House might bfcah up the old r.u. IL j.
trur. TAT a new one would be iuaugura.cd
with the new ciIicrr>. which would exercise
the same influence.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

Wi'nc,> how our d>InirrcS,el geneTo,ify i,
rewarded 10y the sage Of Rayville. Here We
aye trying 20 assist the ladies of our country Ia
.c; husbands aud iiome-. and the Ifilcg pen,
diver 81 North Louisiana insists tina, w.. arr.
omreevrs fishing for bate. No, thank you.
nune Of il FIR IA. We are lot 80 wearicd If
single b,r>Sednc>, as 10 desire a rh,nge We
are ho' ready a yet 10 give al. lodge meeting
committee calls, nor the enjoyment at our
sexual club Ia the scar and yellow leaf Of
az. we may be induced Ia place uur,eli
ni',!rr he care AMI protection Of some un>u,,
rrcii',s dam,elO .-%. OaTicS HcrnM
An. then you don't propose 10 use the
ticket yourself Gu, 10 in,lct this Kansas Civ
idm>eIt , on some un,u>prcrinr swan Ly
selling or =lriu: it to ham. We DISLIKE very
much 10 spoil your run, bnr if yCu will exam,
ne the FEACoY night carefully you will dis
cover HAT 1t has no HlCy pen driver Ii
you had had some bright eyed daughter of
Eve To assist you in looLin. over your ex.
changes you probably would no; have fallen
INTO This mistake, in ypur cascrncss ~ make
pun,
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

To-day the editor OF til, lap,r V III put on
4 clean paper collar and Iah, passage CA the
good Steamboat Billy Collins, for Grand Use.
where. with the sharks and mermads. be- will
take li> chances bathing i.i> muscular ioIm IN
the brIny waters Ui the CUT Of Mexico
S'0fe CyiSfer.
Won certainly dressed with a view to com.
fort more han appearance; but We hope you
diii; forget t. rcuov, the collar when you
took plunge ia the briny Ieep, for, if you
di!, we know hnw embarrassing your situation
.l'-; lave br-n, On yuur return home. as you
80, 81 yo"r "ay trough the crowded
streets OF the city. with not even fig leaf TO
conceal your "niuscuiar form from the vulgar
gaze Of Ike gaping muti'ulc.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
UUEN TIE BLOSSOMS CLJER rs
U.1RLItG.

This ], the name of another Of tie popu!a
tharle i}nsrr u"w SONGS. can be had f,un
any music '!ra!cr ia the United States. ar iron
die pnbii>hrr, +. ". iIELMICK. Ne. 30 IVES
Fourth STREE Cincinuau, q, by scudin.
80 cents.
hen Tie blossoms rD-"r t.. darling,
" ma their bisrI Of " hiie aud gold
And cur face, are had from r:.r,. other
la the chur,'h yard, 80 white All 20 c.iI.
oi the many dear one mo All! never
See oar faces or greet ~ again,
Are there any KIND hearts al that DAY, love.
Who viii think of Us, care f., u then!
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
I.!INIDiS MISCHIEF.

3 some cviId'>po>ed, bal hearted person ~
persons went to 'iIe stable OF Mr., c. \. Eoul,.
an aged WIDOW Of deceased minister. rc>i J.
Ing about n':'c from Rayvic on SUNDAY
night lat, and dI>ii-urcl one Of Ter two
L"r>rs by shaving it, name AMI tail !, was
= iow, da-tardiy. contemplate ac., for which
there could be no possible excuse. and @.
winch 10 person having any Of the instincts
If manhood would he gt,i,ry. We know not
whether there Is any law for the punishment
of such vi!Iainoa- and wicked conduct, bat If
there J.. no means Of briu.iu. the perpeiraror,
OF mas deed 10 punishment, should be- left
urired; and if there i not thcr our law
makers should place on our statutes an ar,
covering such cases a, the nrN, ,e>,ioi. of the
Legislature Our law, should protect nj
species OF property from damage aud IN cases
"i Tins kind severe l.enalry sl"rid be in.
Hctcd.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned not 10 mike Iooi
IN or use, amy Sewing Machines which sew.
with our needle, ana make the Elastic Stitch
or that have the new pa;cn, Scli>FeeI Attach.
meit, "nle~S tie same are purchased from
thiS Company, or ther Agents or licenses.
and stamped under our patent. Beware 81
worthless limitations and ru,crupulous parties
who have copied orr circulars, advertisements.
o. and bay ,"iy the machine manufactured
by IL.
Ih" wonder j. how % good Machine can
BE- sold at 81" lcw prire.-Gi0ic.
We have seen the Ma hinc and consider :,
hr.t c'ass m every respect - TroHS,rjpf.
We can recommend IL to oar readers
CTf1irH H1c, " T.
HE Machine arrived safely. we are moro
Than pleased with It; i, does oil you claim for
II and more. We shall call the attention If
CIR readers 10 !t-Nt. LoUis Christian.
y thoroughly responsible Company. promo,
IN all 'hcr dealings, and one rhni we can
commend 10 our readers -.7ce, NY
sample Machines with Table and TREAD. !.
forwarded 10 any par; OF the world o. rereip,
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

The most simple and COMPACT, Tie mos,
Dura lie and Ecohunical.! 4 model of c,n,-
bmrd Simplicity, Strength and Bcau,y,i.
New and Numcrou, Patented Attachment.
No complicated Machinery to be constantly
getting out If order.
:" easy 30 learn ,ha, Child can rua il. wiII
do all kind, of sewing. from ,Ee fines, N ,I,,,
"oare">'. Will Hem. Fell. Tuck. Rrsid. Cord
Gather, EmLroider. etc. uses self adi,.,i,..,
straight needles, all description Of Cotton Sill.
amd Thread. Makr- Tie strongest stitch
Sn"wn, the cloth Will tear before the seam
Will mr. rs"> the thread Irec- from th. spool
HE machine i, beautifully finished and Ligh
IL fru1mpu,a1 and
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
. So .

We had pretty litrle shower of ram on
Tuesday evening, which laii the dust. lat j;
was unt near enough 20 satisfy the want, oi
the farms aud gardens. Peas, POTATOES, tar
nips, very late corn and cotton are all nredin =
rain, though All the early corn Is already
made Some think there j. Il Ui. crop made
while other, say the yield will 40, be near -
large as i, expected. Anl these same person,
conplsi,i of worms l. general, bui they have
done very little damage 80 idf Ia the crop IA
tbs parish.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
HIGHEST AW ARDS AT CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION. THOUSANDS OF FAM.
LIES I'Sf\(; THEM

Demand increasing every day where ihey
become known. Ministers. judges, LAWYERS.
editors, iailors. marhiu>t>. e., recommend
them a. perfect. Rights given free 20 fir,r
applicants. If there is no agency in Your
Place writ" for II sc luy maritime for yuur
family or a relative: there l. tone better ar 80
cheap. Machines sent 10 all parts at the
country. on receipt of plicc. SIS. Erai
Advertisement he"irUin1
SlS.-SEW ING MACHINES
iune -. ls1r-lv.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
. 90

An attorney IN one Of The Justices
courts of the parish had case decided
against him and asked for an appeal.
The Justice considering him in con
tempt, was about to impose "A fine, but
a by-stander in,eriered and explained
To the court how it was.-C0tah0ala
Meas.
And yet some Of our lawmakers
wanted to abolish the parish courts
aDg enlarge the jurisdiction Of justice
courts
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
gte9 8]ifI!latta}FB }entotr.
Agents Of the lScacou

HOWELL tHEsN,y. 81. Luui, No. aic
our authorized Agent, To coutr,,., for ady,r.
Using for the Beacon
D. VI. PErriNGiLL 4 Co. 81 Park Row
corner b-ekman street. New York, are our
au'horizcn agents Tor \. \.
u. +. HrcEARn. Advertising Agent. New
havrn. Conn. Will contract for advertise.
mrnts for the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

Let "apiia shake hands with Labor.
Let 'hc poor have lie bread that they earn
For surely ih,y need every penny,
Is lesson qnltc easy 10 ieaTn,
RrmcsTLcr The pour hove their ciurlrrn,
- give them >nnic lot a frnwn,
Live. and let lIve, In yuu. motto,
Oh! don pUt the poor working man down.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

REGULAR term al "ur parsh Court has
hs.n in session all has week, and lis Honor,
&c Montgomery. J. Newt. Pits, Clerk, and
,h. attorneys have been wrestling with u
NELLY heavy dockc'; lat We were :" closely
.onliwd to orr office 'la' "" h'v' been unable
:, ,rcuI The sessions 81 the ruutt, Or even
,,,,;u , lis, OF the CASES disposed OF. We
have noticed among 'he attorneys III attend
. N,s.rs. W ". Farmer, II ". Richards
an 4. A. Gunby and Frank G.rrc'i. ri Mon
p Wells. 81 Delhi, and John W.
,r;r;. Jr. of Wrnu>boruu.h and, "t course.
,.l,,rs Of the RayvIlic bar.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
Local BreyitieS.

The weather has become quite autumn like
and pleasant.
If yon want good parish paper, then help
10 extend it, circulation
There /, good deal Of sickness in tie
country, bot it il mostly of mil form.
Remember that Tomorrow is the regular
Gay Tor Presbyterian worship il RayNiic.
We learn that d coored man wa. acci,lcn.
tally killed, in telling It tree on Ne Coy 3,
place, near Alto last Monday.
The base ball fever is spreading: it la>
reached Alto, and broken fingers. bIi,tcred
hands and battered SHIN, will soon become a,
common around that place as they are alsou,
Rayvilc.
Rev. ID. A. Campbell informs us that he
had quite an interesting meeting at hi, church
IN the Baskin meishborhooG, Franklin parish.
last Saturday and Sunday, during which there
were four conversions.
Mr.. Thomas Jones shipped from Girarl on
Tuesday last, 10 he house uf Lehman. Airau,
&C. -
COTTON E., R;.,,a,
hundred and six'y-two pounds.
Rich!and received her first prisoner from
the new pari.!, OF West Carroll on Wcdnrs.
day evening last. He l. highly co!ored
;,I.;t.., No.,
,.,.,,.,.,,., ...,.,
,,oun,;,,, u,
mo handsome Young eiitor "t the Franklin
lam, ,,.,.,
,,,,.,, i. t,a., i ..r
d.. c... .A.,..,, ~.
h.,
I.;,, , ;...
yo" nave daughter TO educate, and
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
Don i PJT Tue rOOR U'ORKINl
Nh DOHNi

This Is the ti;' Of the greatest motto song
ever published ia America. WiI;tcn AID
confused 10y Bobby Nevcuu,b W.I! l,r ,,inr
III almost every theatre IA Tire land PkiCE
- cent, per copy. II you cannot get it from.
your regular Muse Dealer. -,irl to the pub.
usher, + ". IlELM!CK, No ~ Yves, Itll s..
CINCINNATI, O
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA
Saturday, August So, 1877.

Please address all letters Oh
business connected with the
Beacon Office, and cOmmuni.
cations intended for public:,.
lion, to the Beacon. or to
TIIOS. j. MANGHAN.
Editor Il Proprietor.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
. % . .

,r,.,,rre., colored colony in America !, now
d., great Solomon valley, III GIalIai;:
"' kansas. Mr.. Smith, tie president, rs
|co""Y man. BY the fist Of September
T.. manase's have ,n n""'s, .ie T
The po.ruiiicc j. Nicvdcmu>.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

III. al; rrp OF France tor the present
e.lmaicd. will be more t!''n three
=. area, u, tha: "i last year, when II
VA. generally a ia'I"f''
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

4 very rapid, safe and easy way to make
money, Is to procure territory to Introduce the
latest useful invention that j. wanted every
day, by every one, everywhere, who has I,
family, a full sized sewing machine, with
table aud trcade. for only Eighteen Dollars
MANUFACTURER By THE PEERLESS
MFG CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
does the same work a. machine you would
pay eighty dollars for. rapid smooth and firm
worn and ri"ke> u seam 80 strong the ciuIl.
viii tear before the Stitches rip apart. Agents
only need show them Ia operation 10 sell IN
every house they enter. Thirty dollars ami
upward, cleared daily by snar, agents Ne
such machine WAS ever offered at any >ucli
price
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

x. f. McGuIrc Lodge No. 2uJ the 2ud Wed
nesday IN each month.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
Eighteen Dollars.

EISHtCCU EOIIHrS.
SPECIAL terms and extra inducements 10
Iha'e ami female agents, store keepers, &c.
'"nniy nights given 10 smart agents free
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars ccn>
tanning terms, testimonials, cnPrav'uys. etc
sent free. Allmoney sent IN ros,on;e Money
Orders, Drafts, o. ~ Express. are perfectly
secure. Safe delivery 81 goods guaranteed
All ORDERS rornrnnicltiuus, cic mu-. -
addressed 10 ~
PEERLPcs MANUFACTURING co,
24O3 Ridge Ave, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25
>. ". SMITH,
DIRBER d. HAIR DRESSED

III moted into hi> new shop on Lnn,.,
III street, ne door north of ". l.. Jorr
store Hay,f'ic. and provided with NIL Kind. Of
perfumes. cosmetics and hair dye, necessary
tor the satisfactory eNrcui!on of all work IN
ms me. and respectfully solc,s the n,
'ronasc Of the rublic. lie can Shave. dye
shampoo, and trim gentleman up in any
style; aud also keeps fancy toile, article.
on hand to a, commoda,e the ladies.
June ;. lS7J-it.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-25

>u's-ljc .of y"ur parish PAPER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
TELEGRAMAS.

Del Bulletin de San Tomas traduci-
mos los que siguen.
Nueva-York, JUNO L. Anuncia un
telegrama de Constantinopla que el Sui
tan ha destituido 4 Mukhtar Pacha, mi
nistro de la guerra, por malversaciones
cometidas durante el tiempoque ha des-
empenado su cargo.
En- Ia Camara de los Comunes Lord
Elcho, refriendose las complicaciones
que pueden surgir del conhicto turco-
russo, insto al gobierno q que Sc prepa-
rase para la guerra a fin de estar listo
para toda contingencia. Mr.. Hardy,
secretario de la guerra, contesto mani
festando que ell gobierno estaba muy
sobre aviso para esa emergencia y que
seguia observando con diigencia el cur
so de los acontecimientOs fin de estar
apercibido para cualquier eventualidad.
Ell principe de Gortschakof respon-
dio en- terminos conciliatorios a la caus-
tica nota de Lord Derby de L. de mayo
sobre ell asunto de la declaration de
guerra.
Despachos recibidos en- Londres ha-
| blan de un rumor que CORE de haberse
alberto negociaciones para ell restable-
cimiento de la paz entire Turquia y Ru-
sia. Ell Times de Londres piensa que
ell gobierno ruso propondra tratos de
paz despues de la toma de Rustchuk.
Mr.. Gladstone pronuncio aver en- Biz
mingham un discurso sobre la question
de Oriente ante una concurrencla de
treinta mil personals.
Nueva-Y York, 2 de JUNO. La lentitud
de las operaciones militares en- Europa
entire rusos Y turcos da fuerzas al ru-
NOR de Intervention.
Tn telegrama de At6nas dice que ha
tornado Commouros un nuevo ministe
rio que esta a punto de duplicar Ii
fuerza efectiva del ejercito griego.
Ell ex-presidente Grant acompano a
principe de Gales & Epson.
Mr.. Gladstone en- un dlscurso de so
bremesa en- Birmingham detini6 de We
ras los principles del radicalismo. e
! Times de Londres, comentando su perori
cion, dice que debe reconocersele como
ell iefe preeminente del partido liberal
/ Noticias de Egipto aseguran habel
estallado un serio motin entire las tro
pas de Alexandria.
Tambien SO dice que las tropas grie
gas SO han amotinado en- Piraens.
Id. 4. Parties de Bucharest dicen que
aver lego ALI ell Gear, siendo recibide
con entusiasmo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

do cuanto hallaron al paso hasta apode-
rarse de Constantinopla cuando ell I'M
perio de Bizancio estaba aniquilado. El
exito de la guerra dira 81 los cosacos del
Don, del Volga, del Terech, de Astra-
chan y de otras provincias rusas, llega-
rim & establecer sus chozas en- el Asia
Menor, donde antes pusieron sus ten
das sus aduares los turcos Y los ara
bes, v 81 en- las cercanias del Danubio
la raza slava establecera un nuevo reino
que sirya de etapa la conquista de
Constantinopla. En- las fuctuaciones
de la humanidad hay perlodos en- que
Sc reforman las cartas geografcas de los
Estados polfticos. Las mcursiones de
los guerreros cambian las demarcaciones
establecidas para hacer otras hasta don
de ha podido llegar la fuerza de la con-
quista.
Mientras los turcos y los rusos Sc
aprestan los combates, las demas ma
clones de Europa permaneeen Tranquil
las. Todas elias tienen estos dos pensa-
mientos o-Localizar la guerra. q
Ser neutrales en- la lucha EN- que me-
diran sus fuerzas dos pueblos que no han
contribuido & Ia civilization del mundo.
j. Garcia SAEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
NOTICIA IMPoRTANTIsIMA.

-Tenemos el gusto de anunciar q
los cosecheros comerciantes de taba-
co cue, segun telegramas que de la Ha-
bana Sc han recibido aver en- esta ca
pital, obedeciendo las 6rdenes del Go
bierno de S. NJ, las Autoridades de la
isla de Cuba han decretado la introduc-
cion hbre, como antes, del tabaco de
Puerto Rico en- la Antilla hermana. Es-
ta fsusta noticia que viene 4 aliviarnos
de Ia crisis que va empezaba q sentir-
SO, merece los placemes de toda esta
provincia, y ell Boletin, interpretando
aus sentimientos, tiene el honor de dar
laslgracias al justo Gobierno de s. NJ,
al Excmo. Sr Gobernador General, que
tanto 50 intereso por el feliz exito de la
question, y las Autoridades de Cuba
que al fin Sc han convencido de nues-
tro derecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

Telegramas lie Europa afrman que
Kars esta completamente -cereala POI
los rusos.
Segun q corresponsal del Time, los
o6ciales turcos son negligentes in6p-
tos, la salud del ejercito muy mala '
los equipos militares, miserables. Anun-
cia tambien la enfermedad de Abdul
Kerim Pacha, comandanta general Gel
ej6rcito otomano, y anade que es dema-
siado yieio para conservar tan impor-
tante mando.
Ha muerto Ia reina de Holanda.
PRECIos CoREIENrES.
Nueva-York 2 AzGcar cristalizada
l0s cts Ii 4 H.. Regular i buen ref
no l0s a l0s. Miel de so 4 60 cts. ga
lon. Orc 105t 4 Z.
L6ndres id. -AzGcar cristalizada { |,
13 ch. 9 P. quintnl. Mascabatlo { |, 7
ch. 6 p. Purgado de Ia Habana H. II
{ |, II ch. Cacao {, >, lG ch. Conso-
lidados ingleses 81 4 ), franceses g.
50. Algodon 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
CON UIIglDg.
!. DESPEDIDA.

+, Circumstances muy poderosas ale.
mas de mi voluntad, me impulsan au-
sentarme del pueblo de Lares para tras-
ladarme la Isla de Cuba.
J Agradecido altamente las demos
traciones afectuosas que sn tOdo ITEM
po he merecido de tan honrados veci-
nos, cumple a mis- sentimientos mobiles
hacer 4 todos la mas cordial despedida,
ofreciendo mis- servicios en- la esfera
que la suerte me coloque..
Quisiera estrechar particularmente y
colocar sobre mi corazon la mano de
cada uno de mis- queridos amigos de
Puerto Rico, quienes consagro re-
cuerdos imperecederos de gratitud Pc
ro hallome en- la imposibilidad de ha-
cerlo por la premura con que debo eie-
Guitar mi viaje. Sirvales de suprsma
satisfaction la conviction profunda do
que lleyare siempre grabada en- mi al
ma In noble historic de su proeedi-
miento.
Debo consignar por illtimo la loable
y particular accion que he merecido, en-
los iltimos momentos de mi marcha, &
los Sres. Don Nicolas Lecaros, Don
Andres Delgado y Don Jaime Colon,
que me han distinguido de una mane-
ra especial, 10 cual ensancha mi agra
decimiento hacia ellos.
Antonio Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
COLECTA Y ADHESION
FAVOR DE sU sANTIDAD.

Como hemos ofrecido, empezamos publ
ear la lista de las personals que han contri-
buido cen adhesiones limosnas en- favor
del Sumo Pontliice. Con gran satiafaoeion
yemos que el sentimiento oatoheo de Ia ca
pital respondo, como era de esperar, al la
mamiento que Sc le hace, dando asi una
prueba mas de su amor Il la Santa Sede en-
estos tiempos azarosos en- quo tanto neoestta
del consuolu de sus hijos. Abrigamos la
conviction de que 10 mismo sucedera en- los
demas pueblos de Ia isla, conocidos como
nos son sus sentimlentos cat0licos,
Sahemos que para meior organiaar la co
lecta, Sc han tornado tres 8 cuatro comisio-
nes en- oada parroquia, compuestas de per
sonas respetahles, que con los pliegos i'm
presses sellados con el sello parroquial re.
ciben los donatiyos y adhesiones.
Ha llegado tambien nuestra notieia que
la asociacion de Hijas de Maria la de sefio
ras del Sagrado Corazon de Jesus, de la Ca
pital, piensan hacer su adhesion y modesta
ofrenda Su Santidad,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
LOTERLA.

Hemos recibido el siguiente documen-
toSde la'Diputacion provincial:
Esta Excma. Diputacion en- session Or
dinaria eelebrada el dia treinta del pa
sa1o mes de mayo, Sc ha servido refor-
mar ell sistema de distribution de billie
tes al por mayor de la Loterfa provin-
cial, resolviendo que Sc presenter nue.
vas solicitudes de los aspirantes a estas
concesiones que Sc distribuyan por can
tidades iguales los catorce mil billetes
destinados al espendio con el cuatro por
ciento de descuento, y que ell limite
minimo de cada concession sea el de Glen
billetes.
En- su consecuencia cumpiendo 10
mandado Sc anuncia al p1blico para ge-
neral conocimiento, debiendo someterse
Ia presentation inscription de solicitu-
des 4 las siguientes reglas.
T. Desde el dia diez Y seis hasta el
veinte del corriente mes, ambos inclu-
sive, de ocho y media diez y media de
Ia maiiana Sc admitiran Ell esta Secreta-
ria las solicitudes de los aspirantes
concesiones de billetes al por mayor de
La Loterla provincial
q. Dichas solicitudes, extendidas
precisamente EN- papel del sello tercero
seran presentadas personalmente por los
interesados que residan en- esta Capital
8 Dor individuos quienes al efecto co
missioner 81 residen en- el resto de la Isla
sin oue SO permita a cada interesadC
mas de una solicltud.
s.. La inscription de peticiones Sc
yerifcara por el orden correlativo de
presentation y no podra tener lugar sir
Que exhiba la cedula de yecindad el pc
tleionario orepresentante.
f.. Los peticionarios residences Ell
los pueblos de la Isla habran de acredi
tar tambien la possession de cedula de We
cindad por exhibicion q la Autoridac
Local de su domicilio y dilgencia exten
dida en- forma de la solicitud.
s.. Cualquier indiyiduo que con mo
two de Ii presentation de solicitud per
turbe ell orden de La ofcina, pretend'
anteponerse los que le precedan el
tnrno. 8 intente por cualquier medic di
rseto s indirecto quebrantar las regla'
essablecidas para este acto, Perdera 9