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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

At Zion Church, Fairfax G. H.. :icptemLr
Is, 1877, by the Rev. J John McGilI Miss & RACE
A., daughter Ct +. A. G Lorrett, q f"'r".
county, to A. G. BLIGHT, of Prince AZ.
county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

AN APPROACHING CYCLoNE.-The storm sig
nal was displayed sll day yesterday and last
night at Ill the United States signal stations on
the Middle Atlantic coast because of the report
OF cyclone moving slowly up the coast The
storm OF the North Carolina coast was very vio-
lent yesterday morning, the wind blowing off
Last evening the wind at Cape Henry had
reached a velocity CT Ga miles per hour, and at
midnight i. was 81 miles. The Cyclone is the
same that was reported south of Porto Rico on
the 23d instant and yesterday it entered the
Carolina coast near Cape Hstterss. Ishss moved
sloWly to the north.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

A fright and beautiful child shows ia Its Y,p
expression that its Babyhood was not assoc.'nl
with Opium, cordials, ctc.-lor the cont!an &!
use Of Opium is antagonls,lc 10 health. lh..
valuable and highly recommended Ecmat; ~
the disorders OF Babyhood, DR.. Bull H.r
Syrup, is absolutely FREQ from Morphla 81! 2.
other dangerous agents, and can be safely ~.'.
ployed at all times. Only % cents per h1u!..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29
List Of Letters.

in tie Postotfice in this city September =.
Persons calling for letters will say they Al" :.
vertised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they w..:ii
GENT To tha dead letter Office in MN.hi:.ct ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

CTOVESl STOVE5l
- STOVESl -
NOW IS TIL L I'll 4 TO HAVE THEN ~
PAIRRD.
COOKING RANGES, FURNACES, ~,
put in order for winters use.
TO have them done in tho best practical ma"
ner and at rock bottom prices call on
STANSBURY g. BRO, 1877 King ST.,
sep 5-1m .s near Columbus street
YyO THE TRADE -:
JOHN A. FIELD,
II King street. $500,
Is gent for ALLEN & CO.'S RiOll Mofr
GEM CIGARETTES and other goodi -; - Il
FELDNER'S & CO.'S HERB DE IA ,mh, nr'T
CIGARETTES. Will sell them at FAClo"i
PRICES. Gail in and see for yourself sP -
YXyANTED,-A FIRST GLASS CooN
w WASHER and IRONER Apply Al w.
Is North Washington street.. 1pE
sep q Mrs. .. DIM IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

COUNTY CANvAssERs. TIE following 81
among the county canvassers who have been =,
pointed by the ConscrvatveCo Committee Of lh2 J.,
Congressional Dis,rctc: Northumberland, l.,,,
Su ilh Lancaster, John &. Egell ; RIchmoot
Wm. A. Jones Westmorel land, Robert J
Washington; King George, }. }. Mason; S.a.
ford, j. B. Jet Prince William, y. y
Thornton; Spotsy lvania, John Nj. llo,IIily
Louisa, +. Y. Winston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29
EXPORTS.

New YORK, Sept. 29-Nine sscam-iui,
sailed for Europe 10 day taking about iJ'"1
bushels Of grain. besides large quanti;'r, j..
cheese, butter, cotton, lard, oysters, flour, hoy
beef, canned goods, horses, cattle, and = in'
list of passengers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

New YORK Sept. 80 IA Sac Antonio dis.
patch OF US er 'ay says Lieut.. Bulls has
goue over iuto NJ x,co and struck the Iudiaus
and Mexicaos al q ,ragosss, not far from where
Mackenzie attacked them. The particulars
cannct be obtained from headquarters but it is
beloved that Lieut.. Bulls has taken the town
Of u ,rago>sa. He has ooe hundred men With
him. The general belief is that he went over
after the horses the K,ckapoos stole from the
Lipaps who had stolen them from Texas
Gen. Ord returns to morrow from a visit to
Gov. Hubbard, of Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

Court OF APPEALS The following are the
proceedings in this court since our last report :
Martins ex'x vs.. Lewis ex'r aud others;
time taken to consider.
8. L. I.oake, trustee vs.. Henry Benson, &c..
ct ais; time taken to consider.
krtley and wife ct ais. vs. Leah Cox and
Others; continued until next term.
PretIow vs.. Baieys and Others; time taken
To consider.
Gushing e. Boyce vs.. Henry +. Smith ct
ais; continued uuti next term.
o., A. & NJ. Railroad Company vs.. Miles;
continued.
Booze Vs. Spindle; continued.
Dover vs.. Jordan; continued.
Mccall vs. Sanger; submitted on notes.
Armentrouts cx'rs ct ais. vs.. Abel Gibbons
ct ais; revived against A. B. Ligbtner, adm
Of Gibbons.
Upon the petition of Mrs. B. F. w. Boyos
md j. II. Wright appeal and supersedcas al
lowed on DEGREES of Circuit Courts of Clarke
and Frederick counties; 10 suits 10 which JOS.
II. Strothcr, jr., is plaintiff. and W. L. Boyce
and others are defendants.
Womack vs. Circle; argued by appellant
counsel and submitted.
Matthew Pilsop, trustee, &c., va. Samuel
Bushong ct al; argued and continued.
Argument 10 case Of Pilson vs.. Bushong con-
cludcd and case submitted.
Causes from 18th circuit taken up and case
of Barley ct ais. VS.. Barley ct als.; submitted
without argument.
Cofman's cx'r w. Shafer ct ais; partly ar
gucd aud continued.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company vs..
Frcer; from the Richmond docket; decree of
the court below confirmed.
Forrer vs. Forrer's ex'r ct al; from Circuit
Court Of Augusta; decree of the court below
affirmed.
Rudisels ex'r vs. Rhodes. &C.; from Nelson
county; judgment Of the court below affirmed.
Mackev vs.. Macky's admir-; from Circuit
Court Of Rock bridge; judgment of the court
below affirmed.
MURDER IN RIOHMOND.-A woman named
Lilly Bennett died at the Richmond aims house
Wednesday, from wounds Inflicted by an Fog
lish sailor named James Stevens The State
says:
Lilly Bennett was about thirty-one years of
age. Fifteen years ago, when respectable, tpe
looking girl, she came here from Charlottesville
and entered house OF illrepute.
About two years ago she resolved to abandon
her hic of shame, and with that Intention went
to the Magdalen Hospital, reform school 10
this city for fallen women, and after staying
there short while returned to her parents 10
Charlottesville She did not stay at home long,
however, aud coming back to Richmond. re-
turu-d to her former habits. She was addicted
to strong drink, and after her second fall sank
rapidly 10 The lowest degradation, finally reach
cg that he'll hole" # vice ADD misery-Cash
Coruer
Her real name vas not Lilly Bennett but as
it would appear was Martha A. Houchens. A
Year ago she Was at the cry alms house for
'rra'meu', aui the phys clan there says that
30 her lri; ara. la ,"o,d VIII blue INK we're the
Initials. NJ. 4 Fl" Ga her right arm were
the lui"al>, ID. T.. B y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

The canning Of turtle for export is be2inni0.
to attract attention to tho Arkansas Bay, F'<
as. Two packcrcs arc already in full! h'a,t &
Rock port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29

SiOU:OOO, DuUe, 1920 VIC pccicCaly VI tuc
Treasury, II. Cobb, reported TO the House Of
Representatives that between one and two mil
lions Of dollars were due to Virginia on the
same basis OF settlement made with other
States .E..
Sixy-three Senators, after an able debate,
have fully acknowledged the justice and valid,
ity of;tbo debt, by recording their votes at diff
ferent times in favor of the payment. Bayard
Benjamin. Bigler. Bright, Brown, Chestnut,
CLARK, Goldman, Criltenden, Dooli,tIc, Dixon,
Durkee, Fessendeu, Foot. Fitch, Foster. Ham.
lin. Hammond, Harlaod, Hunter. Iyersop,
Kennedy. Mallory, Mssoo, Pearce, Polk, Rice,
Seward. Sampson, Thomson, Toombs. Wade,
Wilson, YulIe, Abbott, Anthony, Cameron,
Cassery. Cattell, Cole, Corbelt, Crsgan, Davip,
Howe, johnson. Lewis, Mcdonald Morrill, tot
Maine), Norton, Nye. Patterson, Pomeroy,
Poole, Ross, Sawyer, Sprasue, Salisbury. Sun
ner. Thayer, Vickcrs, Warner.
Virginia, by her Legislature, appointed two
agents 10 represent her in this important mat.
ter. These agents have for years been con.
stantly on tho alert; they have devoted their
time, and paid their own expenses 1.-THE State
has not paid one dollar, but payment has been
delayed. All that is asked by the State.
through her agents, is that she shall be placed
90 the same footing With other States. She
docs not appear before Congress as mendI-
cant, asking any favOrs or .gifts. She appeals
only for Justice ndequalty. =; -. So
10 1853 "a bill was brought forward giving
to all the States one hundred and fifty thousand
acres OF land for each Senator and Represents
tive in Congress. Virginia, under that bill,
would have received 100000 acres Of land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-29
MARRIED..

WIN. N. BERKLEY, Postmastci
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

! Los peri6dcos de San Thomas nos
proporcionan los siguientes
NUEvA York, julio 1S. = Segun los
parties rusos, ha tenido lugar un en-
cuentro en- la banda Sur de los Balka-
nes, que ha resultado favorable 4 los
moscovitas, quienes avanzaron hasta
Kasanlik, punto que domina ell paso de
Shipka.
Los rusos han avanzado hasta ell SUI
de Silistria, cuya plaza fortificada IN
tentan bloqucar.
Aoni Pacha Y G,000 hombres de tro-
pas regulares Sc han rendido como
prisioneros de guerra Ell Nik6polis. ~
En- Constantinopla piden los softas
que Sc haga un nucvo urgente llama
miento al pueblo ii fin de que acuda a
la guerra santa.
LoNDREs, Is. La existencia de azti-
ear en los cuatro puertos principales
ell II del corrieDte, constaba de 173,00O
toneladas contra $4,000 en- igual fecha
del ano pasado.
NuEyA- YORK, 10. TN despacho de
Constantinopla dice que los turcos es-
tan esperanto refuerzos antes de atacar
4 los rusos al Sur de los Balkanes.
NuEyA YoRK, 20. Tn telegrama Off
cial de Constantinopla asegura que Me-
hemet Ali Pacha reemplaza Abdul
Kerim en- el mando en- jefe de los ejerci-
tos turcos en- Europa.
Ciertos rumores que circularon en- Pa
ris de I'm armisticio entire Turquia Y
Russia, causaron ALA en- varios valoles
de la Bolsa.
En- In alta Camara britinica Lord
Strathden critico aver la neutralidad
de Inglaterra Y declare que ella seria
motive de que la inhuencia inglesa dis
minuyese ahora y al finalizar la guerra.
En- contestacion defendio Lord Der
by In politica del gobierno diciemlo que
la Gran Bretana, permaneciendo entera
y descansada, estarla en- ell momento
oportuno mas apta para ejercer su in
fuencia sobre los exhaustos beligeran-
tes.
NUEyA YORK, q. i Los empleados
del ferro carril del Erie Sc han dccla.
RADIO en- hueiga en- Baltimore. Ohio V
PENNSYLVANIA. LosSobernadores respec-
tivos de dichos Estados han echado ma
no de las milicias para acabar con los
disturbios, Y en- Baltimore tuvo lugar
I'M motin, por sofocar el cual los mill
cianes hicieron ocho muertos. Ell pre-
sidente Hayes esta mandando tropas 4
dicho punto.
Fuerzas rusas las ordenes del Gar
witch (hijo del Car han cruzado el rio
Jantra, 10 que es una preparation para
cercar Rustchuk.
Sc ha dispuesto una leva en- masa de
todos los varones de Adrianopolis.
Sus1rrase en- circulos diplomaticos
que el Sultan piensa abdicar en- favor
del hijo de Abdul Aziz.
En- ell certamen de tiro al blanco en-
tre ingleses, escoceses irlandeses que
tuvo lugar en- Wimbledon, han ganado
los ultimos.
MERCADOS,
NUEvA York, 81. Harina $S barril
Az1car cristalizada % 10i cts. h. Re-
gular d buen retino 81 d 81. Orc 1851
4 3.
L6NDREs, id. Cristalizada { l, Is CHI
3 p. Mascabado { l, ) ch. Habana n1-
nero II, purgado, { + 10 ch. Consoli-
dados ingleses 94s +. Franceses 1915.
Algodon 6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25
0,230 5
He contribuido con la can
tidad de $3.50 5 rs. :. 80.
CIR ACIA s.

Expresivas Sc las damos i los Sc
nores que han tenid,. la bondad de
dirigirnos la lisonjera carta que q
continuation insertamos.
Sr. Director del BoLErIN MERcANTIL
Juana Diaz, julio IL de 1877.
Los abajo suscritos, cosecheros de
tabaco y comerciantes de este distrito,
han visto con la mayor satisfaction ell
interes que " Sc ha tornado en- defensa
de los justos derechos que q esta pro-
vincia correspondent para que Sc le con-
cediera 10 que por la munifcencia de
IS. NJ. Co. d. G. ma alcanzado autori-
zando la Introduction del tabaco proce-
dente Gle este suelo en- Ia sla hermana de
Cuba, la razonada discussion que con
tanto tino, acierto desinteres, ha sos
tenido sostiene V. con algunos dia-
rios de aquella, refractarios esta me-
dida tan iusta, todo con la tendencia de
que permanezca VICENTE dicha soberana
disposition, sin que sean sufcientes las
infuencias one puedan poner en- juego
los que de aquella isla defender 10 CON
trario, sin ninguna razon nj fundamen-
to acceptable, atacando asi derechos que
nos correspondent, con su persistencia
en- que Sc revoque una Real orden que
al descender ha sido basada EN- la iusti-
cia y equidad que corespondia ambas
proyincias.
Los exponentes faltarian q un deber
de iusticia y cortesla, 81 no omostraran de
alguna manera el agradecimiento de
que son & v. deudores, por la parte que
con la actiyidsd laboliosidad de que
Y. tieRe dadas taptas pruebes, 50 ha to-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25
SECCIOB LI7GRARIA.
RI Nj a -.

Como las bancas alas de m querube
Descendiendo un vapor desde la altura,
Bah6 apacible Ia eminenca oscura
Quise coger las gasas de la nube
Y ell Naclo encontro mi deSVentura.
De gl0rias de ambici0n de grandcZas
En- pos la mentc juyenil lanZada,
Solo encontr0 pendentes y aSpereZas
y ALA en- la cumbre vanidadcs NADIA.
Los vientos Jay, del moribundo dia
Murmuraban idilios dc bonanza,
Ratagas que yo apenas percihia
Huyendo para siempre Ell l0ntananZa.
IlusiOnes de amor, vanas quimeras
De esa edad iuvenil que ell hado trunca,
Fuisteis como las auras pasaje
No v0lvereis va nunca
No importa que al vaiy6n de la existencia
Halle dicha pesar, luto espendor;
No importa que desgalTen mi inocencia
Embriagu6ces sin fin, suefios de amor.
Pasaran los momentos de agonia,
Moriran los deleites ell soaZ,
(PerO mi amor Y ell tuyO madre mia
| Esos no pueden sucumbir jamas !
NOche de inspiration de misterio:
Desierta estaba la ventana tuya,
Y a un destello lunar los clar0s vidriOs
Briaban al traves de la penumbra
Asom6sc por fin tn taz de cielo
Y tornose iarfrs aoche oscura.
Es que al vei-,;; no mas, sintiendo envidia,
AfergOnzada Sc esc0ndi0 la luna.
Lueve, del cielo las menudas perlas
Sobre el moviblc pidago tembando,
Tn momento no mas, ALA en- la oscura
Azul inmensdad sc eyaporaron.
Luvias son esas lagrmas candentes
Del cielo de mi dicha encapotado ...
y aun siendo tantas Jay! las que cayeron
En- el mar de mis- penas Sc anegaron
Y anda In nave sin tlmon, perdida,
A merced de los brayOS elementoS.
Cuando vera In costa apetecida
Cuando la auxiliaran amigos vientos
Ay, que en- el mar dc Ia existencia oscur
Navegas al aZar, coraZon mo
/ Cuando hallarls I'M puerto til amargura
I Cuando veras la luz en- cl yacio
VII
Arenas de infnitas soledades
Barriendo va implacablc Simoun. .
iQue mas desierto para el alma mia,
Que mas tinieblas que faltame til?
VIII
Como los rios que 4 Ia mar lanzados
Confnnden todo del absmo ca. pos
Asi van nuestras almas confundidas
AL insondable abismo de su amor
1871 A. PISEpA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

Ef dia 10 lego s. E. el Goberna-
dor General a Humacao, siendo re-
eibido en- la guardaraya por nuestro
diguo alcalde el Sr. Fulladosa, hos
pedandose en- la magn16ca casa pro-
piedad de Ia succession Guzman, que
Sc le tenfa preparada al efecto.
Entusiasta por la ensenanza de la
nihez, porque ell Excmo. Sr. La Por-
tilla We en- los educandos d los futuros
magistrates, q los futuros legisladores
y soldados de la patria, yisit6 con el
detenimiento que lie fue possible las
escuelas pdblicas y privadas, notan-
do con satisfaction que ell ndmero
aeglunpos que 4 elias concarrep ha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

mado solo en- interes de nuestros dere-
chos; por 10 que no pueden menos de
dar 4 Y. un voto de gracias, que hacen
extensivas q los demas periodicos que 4
la par que V, han defendido con tanto
calor nuestros importantes intereses:
Quedamos de " atentos S. S. @. B.
S. M..-Auarodo He1maaos.- Lms Li0-
yenS.-PaHo Zayos.-N Ngnel Torres. =
Battle Amodeo.-4po'i',ar Tits. Tomds
Rodriguez Fran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

/ Sc ha terminado en- Humacao la
magnffica obra del atrio de aquella
| Iglesia.
! Queda este atrio undo la plaza
con la que Sc comunica por tres en-
tradas, fernando una sola superfcie
que mide 6.579 metros cuadrados.
FL perlmetro de esta area mide go
metros V consiste on un muro de
medic metro de grueso adornado con
l02 pilastras unidas por tramos de
hero de mas de medic metro de an
cho y mas de dos Y medic metros de
largo cada tramo.
Este enveriado de hero es, pues,
ell mas extenso de la isla, 10 mismo
que la plaza y el atrio, son tambien
en- su clase de 10 mejor de Puerto
Rico.
Nuestros corresponsales en- Huma-
Gao nos alaban el- cello Y patriotismo
de nuestro amigo Don Domingo Fu-
lladosa, digao Alcalde ad-honorem de
aquelh pohlacion, durante cuya ad-
ministracion Sc ha empezado y con-
cluido esta Ultima obra Y que hoy lie
esta colocando aceras para hermo-
searla a1n mas esto sin recargar los
presupuestos municipales.
FelicitamOs cordialmente Il nues-
tro amigo el Sr. Fulladosa por su
patriotismo y al pueblo de Huma-
Gao que tan espontaneamente ha
contribuido no solo i hacer csta obra
sino a levantar una magnlfica iglcsia
que hoy ticne concluida y cuyo gra-
bado hemos visto con gusto hace al
gun tempo en- la H''%raclon Espa1o-
Ii Y .1meric0na.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

Hoy los fuertes de la plaza han
hecho las salvas de ordenanza por
ser dia del santo de S. NJ. la reina
Cristina, abuela de Alfonso XII. Ell
BeLETIN tiene ell honor de saludar
respetuosamente a tan ilustre prin-
cesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25
M TIT I

Rio y Jose Lopez 0.05, Jose Alvarez por ST,
por Monica Alvarez, Conception Alvarez,
Juan Angel Alvarez " Balbino Alvarez 002I,
Francisco Ramos por 81, por Maria Rodri-
guez, Cosf1e Ramos, Martina Ramos y AM
brosia RamosO 02a, Maximifia Acevedo 0.OI,
Ricardo Ropl6 D IS, Manuel Perez por 81, por
Regina Cruz u Sepolnifeana PaEcz 0.02k, An
tonia Torres p0r 81 Y p0r Maria Rodriguez
0.02I, Francisco Gomez por ST. por Juana To-
rTes Dolores Torres D 05, ClOtilde Eerrer por
81, por Yictoriaria Monson y jose Monson
005, Carmen Aragon 0.03k, Candelaria Area
va por 81, por Estela Arcaya, Aufeo ATchya,
Genaro Arcaya, Luciano Arcaya, Blasina
Arcava Damian Arcaya 0.10. sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

Manana viernes 20 comicnZa la
estacion de los huracanes. Conve-
niente es que estos habitantes procu-
ren tener preparativos hechos para
sufrir 10 mtnos possible caso de que
ocurra uno de estos cataclismo' at
mosfericos.
Fl % de julio Sc ha declarado Ell
San Thomas dia de humiliation Y
oracion, hacienda rogativas en- todos
los temples para que Dios llbre d Ia
vecina isla del temido azote. Creemos
que aqul debi6ramos hacer 10 mis-
mo cuando mGnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25
IGLEs1A DE SAN FRANCISCO.

Digna del APPLAUSE de todo buen
cristiano es la actividad, cello y de-
sinteres que ha desplegado el Rdo. P.
Ortiz, cura parroco de la iglesia de
San Francisco, al iniciar y lleyar a
cabo la obra de enlosar dicho temple
con los reeursos que arbitr6 por me-
dio de una suscripcion, q la que con-
tribuy6 ell mismo senor cura con
$23O-63. Gracias d el y Il las pia-
dosas personas que lie secundaron, va
dicha iglesia tiene pavimento decen-
tie Y esta en- disposition de servir pa
ra el quito.
He aquf ahora la cuenta que di-
cho senior nos remite para su inser-
cion.
CUENT4 que 20 81 infrdscrito HurG Ec6nO-
mo de- Ia Parr0qUid de san Francisco de
Isis present0 d los Sres contribupentFS de
los jagresos y egresos octrI-idoS en- Ia ID
brjcd y Su diSh'ibUcioH.
Pesos. RI.s
Por contribution reeibida $l,625 |.
Importan $3.50 losaS de
marmol para el paw
mento o l.lS1 T.
Obra de mano de idem.. 533 {.
Pntura para el altar ma
yor al oleo, demas re
composition de Ia aZotea,
blanqueo en- todo 10 demas
que Sc ha poddo, yre-
componerlo &......... l34 3.
-
lmpOrte. .., l,sJ5 E.
Cargo Sl,625 l RI
Data 1855
0,23O 5
He contribuido con la can
tidad de $3.50 rs. ~
Tambien hago presente a los Sres. contribu-
yentes, que ell sabado % del corriente Sc can
tara con 6rgano las de la mahana una Mi
sa la Santisma Virgen, por el ben espiritual
Y corporal de dichos sehores.
Puerto Rico julio 30 de l877-Ramon ortiz,
PresbneTO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

FL 2 delcorriente falleci6 en- Kings
ton nuestro consul en- Jamaica Don
Pedro Badan.
FL "A de JUNO murid en- la misma
ciudad cl general Dominique EXPIRE
sidente de Haiti. Tenia - amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25

Con gusto insertamos ell siguiente
artfealo que acabamos de recibir:
SEEN HUMACAO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-29
nov HAYES KEEPS HIS WORD.
Breahins . Promise Made IN $40 70 his Old
Neighbors OF Fremont.

FREMONT, o., Dec. 2D.-Mr. Chances re-
call from Nassau must serve as an inducement
TO officehoders TO he faithful and honest, there
by meriting the reward promised to such. Mr.
Chance may congratulate himself that his dis
missal comes under the Presidents rule which
guarantees to capable. AMI faithful officers
cont nuance In Office. In June, 1876. when
Fremont gave Hayes such cordial reception
he sald he felt like Gen. Sherman. when his son
died. toward those who mourned with and COM
iorted him. He varied Shcrman's words by
saying II in the future can be OF any SER
vice 10 any OF you simply say you sistod at his
reception and it shan be done" petition to
have MIR. Chance retained was sent from Fre-
mont. written 10y = leading Republican, and tho
signerS both Democrats and Republicansl were
men who contributed most literally Of time and
money to make this reception a success.
OF course McLain voted for Matthew's and
should have been paid. and his wife. niece OF
Mrs. Hayes. wanted n 20 TO Nassau for her
health, and Mrs. HAYES naturally wanted her TO
go and promised her the place. II has been
said the change was not made for the good OF
me Administration. but for personal reasons
But without wife related to Mrs Hayes nor
the power 10 help Stanley Matthew'S or even the
good fortune 60 have been a rebel whit could
Chance expect