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RIIDING 4 THL-1IRE.
The Jersey city Police breaking Up the
Crystal Varieties.

Police Capt. Dickson, with Sergeant
June. Detective Clos, and a squad OF twenty
policemen. raided on the cyst Varieties II
Newark avenue, jersey CITY, LIST ntsnt. Ine
police surrounded tn builllns, front snd rear,
and several officers were placed on the roof.
The auditorium 5 crowded, and among those
occupying front s'ats wrr, anunber Of boys
under ten wears. Tue id was - well man ged
III It not one escaped. Iha police. aft r. OPEN
lug the doors. stood guard at every window and
outlet. and under the dir elton II the Captain
the prisoners were TAX to thu Gregory street
police stltiop. An hour was consumed In "a h.
erng them in, until the grolnl door OF the
oice station was packed with one hunlr. d
and foriy-one men and boys.
INSPECTOR Murphy and serGeants Robbins and
llu stood with sla'e and uencil AT the desk
ana a 81 a. he tmrs were taN'n. the prisnu-
ers were sent no stairs 10 tue drlll room. There
the crowd liighed. sang. danced. and Crihd.
Outside the polio ST. ion ne iriy two thousand
persons eitnefel aud eFeI Their friends.
SHORTLY before 10 n'ciurN the members of the
company were brought In Oy he police. fney
ist; VIII IN Roselle, fem lie tmptrs lnttpr;
Miss George Desmond, m ,ic imuer-unator and
ddn-ause; Emma Western, ballet q tnctr
Adpiph Yong, violiuist: Budd Granger. gen
eral performri Daniel GiIieslu negro minstrel,
nd the nro.rirt d.. Anton liuper.
AZ ID o'clock jus ice X csc opened court All
of those VINO comp sed the audience we're held
In so bhi. Many were "a aole u trucure tbs
necessary amount. and plciIc! with tears IN
their ewes To be rels sd. The proprietor,
Hup-r, VA, heli IA $l,vjJ BAT, aud tue co. a.
n"I, Of me orchestra and troupe from $500 TO
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THE ICE CUTTERS STRIKE.
THRE1Ts Against THE KNICKER
BOCKER ICE COMPANY
Tho Compnn, ptmnnd,ns the protec,ion Of


The Company Demanding the Protection Of
nwirs-u,ss IN Ia pr.xc,,.d
49,
RoNDOUT, Jan. 12.-The strike among
tho il l,horors n a ,.sumsd st,r,l,,. ,h..a
o., - A p''''
'"e 'es'ue"' VI ."e n'oAe'o"oNet 'ce Com-
pany received the following communication:
NJ rroso,, q, ,ho Kr,crcr, 100 ~ sh1ry y ~;
word 10 To- YOU AID Won viii mad Thai VI n MI no, hs
Ell us now md we Lavs msid NM NM our nv r5y,m M
that John M1reinty will not stav here tn
NIL ,s ss hons 50 We s"rS YOU TO- get rd OF s ,
Ice houses in our control we want our W gers and
mus GET ii OF Linn Morriny lust AS soon "a yu oil
tns letter You VIII ms er ms by en, him "a ar we
BURN aud plenty Of IN tches to burn the ock xoak We
don't never AMI "a, zee loan Morrtny in snv 100 hnu.e
ssip """' " III guy ''e "0u''
The John Morginy" referred to In this COM
muniration "a opo ~ tho hoa.aa 81 ,ba loo co,,,
ny. EMPLOYED at tho Slate Dock Ice house.
Mr.. Grin bennett, the Superintendent of the
conn,nv acting nm advlce4 fr,,n h,s a,,,,,i,.or.
- $3.50 ~ .,.',, =. 49, ''ifi"'e''.
server notice upon "lihan H. Nebh, Sherin OF
Ulster county, and James q. Lindslcv, Mayor OF
tho c,tv ~ lt,..,,o .cco,n.,,,.... 4. -.
" rs 800 w, ','., lux " WIN =
copy OF the ABOVE letter. ana setting forth In an
AFFIDAVIT tho fact that the comp iny's EN- ployers
ara tn,..tonot ,,,h v,,i,pc, ,r,, Of, i. -. .,.,.
n,on.r,y ,,i,h ', ~, 20 "a r"o,tn,, .",npan,
,'i,ia ~ i " ', . :, % 'ucm w
e,y, 49,, w., 80, ,t' " -, ".1 vs. nu'.ee ~
or tho inws 81 is5 r,e ana ,it siso 80 80
ma mo romn,,,y a.. Lara n,nmsr,v 80 ~, 49,,
Ieavv t.xn...r A., ,nc .nu'',ty. ~ A., ~. ~
tnwna a. - -. f.r,o -, 49,. y" $3.50 ,,
t,xes aud hsn,. tsels i,st,f.b A., - -, , ,no
prot.cti,n frnm Inr,l i,,yI ss,,ess r,',,,ti ,nis
Following proci,nati n; WV 's'''1 '"'
a.. ~ ~ -
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THE GLoKIEs or THE CHASE.
A Fox ut Large on ne Huckeusnck Meadows
Looking ut the Hounds.

About thirty men, ten hounds, and q
small req fox tagged and carried 10y Police Ser
ceant Archie Walsh Of the Jersey City police,
passed down West Side av nue. on Friday after
noon. Among the sports were "Duckie'
Weeks. Police Cant. Mchaig, who has carried
away many brush in triumph on the othe- side
OF the All mite; Joe Tyson, the crack pigeon
shooter; Pull LLmbroyer, the Schuetzen ms'ks-
man, and some polilicl rs. rhe party walked
to the r. q IN Hackensick I West f. ID. Inero
turV distributed the cont nts of
bottle Of rye, and prepared for the chase.
The tx Wa then Jet u.t Il tie Tag. and ins,e Il
OF sc importing way he settled down on his
launches and surveyed the ~ " aud hounds.
Ih"n he mIdr ,brrak TER u" lee, nnd before ths
hunters could rec yer heir surprise. he
out Of STINT IN the other tlde Of the river
hen tue dogs were io set they I'm Ia all
directions tut the rilnt one. Dni the captain
rncJ thc nose Of TIA IUuui toward the re-
ire ing X. tul toe Others ip lowed.
\ chase of % NJ mill ~ ne hrushwood. snow,
ana Ice found the hounds ON return scent
acr - the itVrr ~ Iit Itius to tn pry that tho
starting ttlut thr hounds -lt down and IN u
chorus OF mccarthy y'il- Hiols. 4 tn. inma'e s
~ tue Snake HIN in.shouse and asylum for
luDatc-. Inc trail was loIud again, ANA awiy
cy went to Bivonne. three NILES from tue
star lng point. o. tue pi IN rIad tow I'd tno
III l. a woman told them that the FIX was 20 4
bal hour ateni. 1he chase was continued
"a III late at ni'ht, anu then the party returned
without the fox
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JINGLE ON TIE AVENUES.
sOME TROrTrRs rHAr TOSSED THB
ANOW LINT WEEk.

A swif-Noving seen on the WcIi-rscnfcn
Koads-Robrrt Bonner Behind Music
Where Commodore Vanderbilt is Missed.
The roads of Central Park have been
alive with sleighers d ring the week. Among
the races un the avenues W - one between Is 10
DEVICES neet sosrcl gelding Nat Moore and II.
Mckenna's cry PAGER jack NcLiurAlin. After
Elk false stats the horses were sent N. Mat
Moore took the lead, AID at quarter ~ a mile
was one lensth aheud AZ or IN exciting cone
test bot horses passed over the score head and
head. The Judges decided II a do ID heat.
On 81. Nichol avenue VI. L. Duponts bay
mare satatog Girl and NICK Houseman's bay
gelding ommy Moore toss ID the icy pathway
Tommy Moore led f,r bnlf u mile, when Sara
tlR Girl increased her speed uUd left Tommy
behind.
Tue n. 1t trld II swiftre was on Central
avenue. bstve' NJ. J. Of NJ oacerJ i'm Brown
and II. ID ~ bins's pao-t or mentor. Inc horses
went ne M lsrk fOf naIt mile, whou jim
Brown made d,sp,r ite rusl, took tae load,
aud held 1t To the n,ith.
In the frOut { thu iast ers was Nr. Robert
Bonner behind his famous trOt.ing mare,
Muse.
Kearney, snuwed speed. style aud action by
Dan NJ ice W - behind Zig strIde, a powerful
annual. ~ sessed ~ grs Is speed.
George Law handled the iiubons gracefully
ov owe nis ne. ., M L.aAnn u ,mnlet9nans.
black eeldinf u cN Ir Ner: nj Charles Mcln-
tyre drove his fast te IN VI brown PAGERS.
Winanl Il. Nosos " - out with us celebrated
81 -eldils Tanner Bow. AMI lhonas p. w l.
Ice maze the sn"w n with mis- hlndsume team,
Heather Boon and James n. Coleman.
Among other nOtic he Uriye,s were Chris
Johns N, behi d J Ike ,me " essrs. GrisNoid
ana Ditling. OF the Fii,n Avenue ITO. el, behint
the Belle II Sprng mn m her while faced
trOtting mate Inspector Spei,ht behind his
wei known bias stallion; Gu Palmer and his
brown gcldiug, CHI ,fu; lie man Licnensteiu
snt his Hue tea % uf surrcl trott.rs; Inom =
O'ConnOr, uenind tie fi-t st lion, George ".
Pan "au; shepherd J.. Knapp VINO exercised
about nf,v ttotters durins the wees JOnn Hup-
kins and Ia. cne-tnIt seldiIg. Long Boat; Tom
ttn ~, D-uiud IiamuIetoni rs; WIN. n.
BOlst, VINO had one Of TIA" I'm =, teams II hays
In New York: Allan Bonner and his feet bay
m ire, Mani arc te 81 $. Of Brooklyn, behiud
his cr 81 tc m.of a, NJ sehscr coils.
'inmOdure Wand .ibiIt g missing from tho
sNittlv moving scene. Tn Comm ,dore a
owned In his time some mar aole trOttcrs,
III Jug them Pc On Boy, l. st Boy, Mountain
u y, Rockingham, Harry Harley, Mad ,ski,,
MyrJn Perry, Mountain Mid. auu Daisy BurGs.
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MORSE NOTES.

The once celebrated horse Beacon Is deal.
A meeting Of the Distli,t Board II Appeals
for the Atlantic Dlstgc. - b. ned IA thls coy Ae
Esd INST.
After the close Of the New Orleans race meat
Inc, A. heene Richards, of kcnt-cKY -uli TO Mr. Larry
Hart, welEAnONn LOulslili turmsn. his stud VI
racers
Thomas Puryear Of tina CITY. has purchased
OF James A. GrlnstolJ, u lex agtOa Ky the gearing
brother " Grnstead by GNroy own brother " Ken.
tuck).
The great trottng event OF 1877 viii consist Of
the associations OF Cleveland Bnffi0, Rochester.
Utica Springfield Hartford, roug lkrrusic and Flr"t
wood reduction the aInuun', Dut not II The mum.
IA IN "a ia
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THE MURriGH CONsPIR ICY.
Giving n Wide Rance 10 the Investigation-
Mnre CorrobOratIve re-Iim0nY.

h"r' '"'r"""'"''' ''S''"""''
WASHINGTON. Jan. bat the meeting
49,, . ....,,,. ,,,.,,,,, t... =, .
~ ''r' IL "o>"o 0''""'''o '"''s'-"'''- VI"
30 ri of Police commissioners, TO-DAY, Detec-
tye MrD-vtt yAs further cross-exautned Nv
u., 49,. ,t r., 49, -
Ju lee W lls'n' te 'o"ns'i '"' "''ta-h' OUT
nothing new WIS elected be ring upon the
Nurt,.,h ioh.son con.uir.cy I1s hrnarent
49,, . 49,,
ihtentl ~ the dei"h'e u 10 utaW attention
from the ofiiclal conduct Of Murtagh and direct
i. ,,.., els, .l.,,, po.,ll,euc. a.,i c,r,,nti,n
= "''' '"' 80"
oi the. Iohce omrnT-' me putpuse y 10 Try 10
" We that ne ilt"ls anu "e'ecuNes were IN
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THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
rur BTRrnpLiCE or HUNDREDs OF
wax pESSLIS.
raort. 10 Induce Conarc-s TO Consent TO "
snir ~ tue Ward Where the Fui'un was
launched -Ili-tatcd Vessels Of War.


,,,s, ,,u,rc.s IN Conscpt to n
Efforts 10 '"""'' ~, - -
~nic ~ tue f"r" N"c'e 'nc '"""" ""'
Inuuchcd ii-tHted vessels oil Nnr'
-, ,,,ul,,iut, IA, prooL .
TIE qWS'i'" ~ "''"''"'"H Wv "
T., <ayy Y nd WAS 0rst raised aho quarter
y" ,., 49,, Mara recently when the
OF ''u""' ,,,'..,..,,...1,. ..,.. .,.,,
ci'es 81 bf'"hN' '"u """'"S'"'t" "''o W..
.,ct the lnc Il government snue ivored to
'''' ,...,, cons,s,,,y ~ over two
secure Ve ''''
ndfcd r a. 81 udten III 'ne " a'ao""', i"r
,., ~ rroperty owners VINO resided In
wv go. , ,,n, ,,rs,d.,ed TINT the I'm.
knng- CO. NV NV 49, - -
ter,sf- # the consolidated cities rtpnlreu tnls
e''"- .,..t. , 10, roar, m, a., IA
\ comnl--l'h Hu ""''A " w '"e W
,r ntn, upon the eNpeutencv OF di-p sing 81
,t ,,lr,,.d WITHIN tho limits of the
ti' '''' :. ~, -, . t..-,,t. u,
Brook W NAVY t"' N'S '''" 'oN ~
,he r f.ct. declaring iu stbs ance that the Gov
Wv t ,..,,,r r,rI tn abnnion any ~
ehi"'" 90" -, ,.,...,t.
h,,,,. th fl tht- one.
10. ,f 49,, ..,-iatc1 for usa 20 n
Ihr I""u "i' ''''' w '''"
navy rd In the W All mont c nor 'reu u portion
,n. N.,,sru ..tats After the Revolution IL
" ."' ,, t,,r I cL.on. xho.
fell INTO the Iossr--''"'' '"'" 49, 80
discovering the advantages when the water
~. ,r,rI,, r., shin nutlltn,, erected a dock
"'"' ""H'" 49,, tt,,,.,.,,,
tui -hip Narb on h '"'"l IVY. - u',r' ~.
Ell are mercnan SUI y "n'on Ms h a' ~, VIZ t
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I0CiTIC NOTES.

Cant. Robert c ntre y Y. Y.C. will IN k a
tour abr me- this summer and MI AOt pu the stauch
Van tex m couinlssi III.
McGihan OF Pamrlpo IA bull ing n 90 foot
boat Wh'h VIII sail IN any thlus II hrr s1H no le
word, lie Is al,u hun ls tO'fuJt CABIN s!Oop aul
two open boats tor Nv orleans.
Mr., II. llre vster Of New Orleans has challenged
Cant Nj Ter - The "a uols susie - % SAL tlc Met
Hories races . fllull side nrNt summer Las
lOntC 4artralu Or IN Northern W1tsls.
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Notwithstanding the general depression
in business there Is a steadily elsing de-
n and for the new automatic sewing machine II
tho Wilcox & Gibbs $. N. co. The only Sc wing
machine In the world requiring no caro- OF ton
sion. COS Broadway, Now York. --Adp.
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Slrtlll Nnnfts.

COIGu-, H0AR-FNFSS, tND ALi.Dis-
eases o tNe lrpai and lunY+ sprcny ~! cert incu'e
so family should be Wit gu II. HEGkMAN'S TOLu
AND LIVER ENlEt1ORANI sOil ny al druggists.
Only 90 ceuis per bottle.
MR-. WIN-LON'- -OUTIiI>G -fKtpt
fnrcl rcn terthi1s, -Ofitns thc guns reduces Ian
nation. alliys al pam, aud cures wni cole
fA>IiIn>AHIE SILK uATS 81. S0s
worth So, feat tlso, wortL 81 10 New Church ~
nm.
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"a secre, worth NilIion..v

Twenty eight years of toll crowned with sue.
cess-ths Pifisln pis nOnfs. Thelr perfect res,m
biance 10 the genuine Jewellers ctnnOt detsct tr df
ference. Their hri iaucy equals tue rst water ala
N nds Their surf oe Is diamond ami their branly and
hrihaucy last forever They all set SOLID gold
Echerl Humphreys iewcer sole agent Tor the United
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Rheumnti-m Ncurnigin Nature, 80 PayI
Ma lc core omtt, % LlH,rN Of, ~ % =. ".
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q. ~nuud r~'- Mciailic Tablet Razor ~uou
II int beet. illk IS a. r. al lEl.-,
IOr,crs vi nne cutlery, A-tlr llOG.c.
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PomcroN'~ Tru--r- are nv IA the boat IN Ne.
ASS ous pm sc.ia. fomcroy Irass Ca 40 BoAdNly.
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" Iiper-iicid.icch."

TO rnH Trade
Nt beg G. lnf. ru vHu fIat W a.go 'n's iav ION
appointed General Asaa,s. IA ths United state. sud
Canada.fYr
'rlPDl.HElbslL,K" CuANPAGNE
II PiCrR 4 CO.'S CARTE BLANCHE sEC.-
Soliciting cOatinatn' - YOUR e.. ,e4. Il t,yors
Ncrtn IN,
Your oi, 4,ni servants.
JOBS OSBORN. son * CO..
January = 1871. Sew Yois aul Montres,
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THE most secure ard plcnsnut remedy Tor the
cure 81 Coughs, a., L. Pol,cl'- cough Baisani.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

100000 spanish olars viii be drawn on Jan 49, ls17s
with on, 25OOo ticNets anu dS5 prizes. lnfOruathS
furnished, pTLes ctsei orders led, highest raIyH
paid for Span-n bans bills governments @c. 4, .,
TAYLOR u CO. DAlAsT-i IL NAL 81. NJ Z.
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BOSTON. Jan. Bon an application OF the
luanrpu'c Commissioners. Judge Holt has issued
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-23

ahora sallmos con que es eXaltado (que mie-
do!D Hombre, digalne Y. 10 que es, acabe-
mos para siompra De todos Ihodos mas cuen-
ta le 'tiene ser de indole apacible: creame ",
ST. poeta, 81 sigue v con eSos brios viviendo
en- Puerto Rico. ira parar con su cuerpo d la
isa de Vieques cuando no 4 otra parte peor.
Dsiese Vide exattamifntoS, y sea V. apacible,
honbre, apacible, dc indole apacible. va me
temia yo que fuese V. un tanto exaltado, Y a t6,
a fe que no las tengo tQdas oonmigo Vale Dios
que nos separa un charco regular, que a no ser
asi no me legaria la camisa al cuerpo de puro
miedo por haberle puesto V, estas handeri-
Has aunque no soy Salpao'' (Frascuelo: no con-
fundirle.
" Imagenes de amor de hermosura
Momentos de placer locos deseoS,
Delrios ilusiones, devaneoS,
Esperanza, ambicion, suehos de gloria,
iPorque os apareceiS en- mi memoria
Trayendo Jay Dios! en- ell perdido encanto
Tristeza al pecho a mis- ojos llanto?"
iPorque? iPorque? Aguarde v un POGO
que ahora Sc 10 diran. Eh, Esnrnn"cc,,1, 9, 1,aaaaa,
Esnron"oc..:;. oc..:;.e.aaa: di este inmeorable poeta:
lPorque yolveis a la memoria mia
Tristes recperdos del placer perddo? g., 4.
Justo la misma cosa con diferente palito.
"iPorque tan presurosas
Huyen las horas de fugaZ cOBtento?
iPorque duran no mas 10 que las rosas
Que apenas crecen las arrastra el yientof =
~ este? ~ este? iPicara memorial Es-
pr0ncedaaaaa, Esproncedasaaa& a este Sc
nor tsape poetal on teRlendo su Espronceda 4
mano no hay qaien le t0sa. Para poesia mo-
delo, como v pnta a la suya antojaseme que
no vamos NAL en- punto a plagios y ooinciden.
ctqs
| Y siguen los correspondientes porQtes.
6 .Porque duran no mas 10 que las rosas
| Que apenas crecen las arrastra Ell viento?"
He aqui el dnico modo de no caer en- concep
tos metaflsicos nj en- metaforas de reIumbron
emplear pensamentos tan vulgares que pars
! encontrarles precise ir al rastro a por ellos
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momentos, presurosas horas, fugaz contento
risueHOs prados, viva 1umbre, llama refnlgente
loea anlbicion, laud sonoro, alegrc coro, gala
mas flores, g., &c iTiene Y. alguna otra co
secha de epitetos vulgares tan prodiga como
esta? iPuede Y. dafIne mayor n1merO de pa
labras huecas de sentitlo, yertladera hoiaTasca,
entire la que no Sc encuentra una sola idea, IN
solo pensamiento? sT'ene Y. algunos coHso-
nantes mas vugares que los que emplea EN- su
composition? Isl? Pues no los saque v q la
pabca vergiienza
Una poesfa llena de pensamientos yulgarisi-
mos, de epitetos vulgares, de lugares comunes,
de yaciedades con dos . tres plagios por re-
mate de cuenta, ben puede decirse que es una
poesia vulgarisima, emnentemente catrsi, y no
acreedora nj con mucho que ninguD p0eta,
por chire que sea, libre en- ella sus tliunfos Y
sus futuras glorias presentandonosa como de-
chado de yirtudes poeticas: comprendese tan
solo que tomara esa resolution impulses del
amor propio ofendido
81 a la poesia Sc dedic6 con ahinco: 81 engen-
drandola invirtio mnchas n0ches enteraS res
pondona NAL agradecida lie sali6 la nina no
mereciendo ciertamente que sc la acarcie con
tanto mimo
Yea v, sehor poeta, 8 10 que v sea, como
sc le va la ebre al mas pintado cazador CO.
mo Obr6 V. nal en- rematar su poesia en- pGbli-
ca subasta, que hay quien puje mas de 10 que
tai vez, " pensaba.
Y guardete ell cielo, querido Antonio, de in
currir Ell una locura como la de negar que exis-
ten buenos Yates en- Puerto Rico Sirvante los
meritos de este IL 20, gran poeta Y
literato, para hacerte yariar de opinion.
Siempre tn amigo
L. BoS9oux QUlNrERo-
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co MUHICADO.
GRAN HOTEL "SAN JUAN"
PUERTO RICO.
15 -FORTALEZA- rs.
;;BIEN POR SAN MlLLAN!!
CoNT1NUAHl.) J

Nos completeness en- consignar hacer pd-
blco nnestro agradecimento al senior Don
Enrique San, MILAN, dueho del gran Hotel de
San Juan, por la delicadeza, atencion esmero
que nos ha dispensado durante nuestra per-
manenca en- su bien montado establecimento
que nos atrevemos 4 asegurar ser Ell primcro
de su clase en- esta culta Capital Tanto ell es
merado servicio que en- el Hotel Sc observa
como la iaura del senior San MILAN, hacen que
todo aquei que le yisite, quede satlstecho y
lleve de q gratos recuerdos como nos suce-
de 4 los que nos honramos de asf consgnarlo
recomendandolo dando un testimonio del
aprecio consideration que Sc hace acreedoi
ell Sr San Milan
Puerto-Rico Diciembre 81 de 1s77-.Joaqut1
de Soto Manuel Rodriguez Soto Francis
co j Mditin --Jose R Gdztambide,
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ia perfumar el pafuelo, 10 mislno oua na,d W s.
tocador de las damas de buen gusto como rara 3
el banjo por las personas aprcciadorns rs IA IL "
bueno Sc le considera como el perfume s;s, =
rival en- todo el orbe Srve ade,nas come =, =,
zahumerio en- las hahitaciones 6e los ena,sn1s -
proporelona gran alivio en- el lanqor. fatica'
postraeion, nerviosas y yertigos, e.. &c.
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mas la discordia. Salvador Brau (muy dra-
matico para el) pide prestada a algun crfti-
co (?) su tGjante p6Hola, anda tajos con
Cristo que disparar tocan reclamo mi
parte en- tan Golemne function!
Sirvase v, Sr. Director, insertar mi artfcIi-
10 en- ell BoLETIN acepte la seguridad de mi
consideration muy distinguida.
pa..o fa,,r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-23
SBCCIQT OFFICIAL.
intendenCia General de Hacienda pdbIic;
TARIFAa
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO RICO.

DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO RICO.
TARIFASs
de Ia Contribution Industrial y de Conner
cic uigentesen esta asia pof Real Decreto de
"a de diciembre de 1875 q rso,mados por
et de 8 dejunio de 1877.
(CoNTNUACIoN)
CLAsE QUINTA.
NJ 1.-Almacenistas de hielo al por
mayor y menor 8 al por mayor sola-
mente.
NJ 2.-Almacenes de ladrillo, teja,
cal 6 yeso.
NJ 8. Establecimientos de libreria,
aunque sea en- comision.
NJ 4.-Panaderias y hornos de cocer
pan, con venta 8 sin ella del referido
articulo..
NJ s. Salones dc peluqueria en- que
ademas de cortar, afeitar 6 rizar 81 pelo,
Sc yenden efectos de perfumerfa.
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Venta de dos coches.

n En- Riopiedras, herreriss sla. sa,.
chez Sc venden dos coehes me- n,e
S----vos, uno de cuatlo asiantos ' ,aac, aar~
de dos i''V' Z o.f0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-23
TELEGRAMAs VIA SAN THOMAS.

Madrid, setiembre l8 de 1877.
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Z. Bonafour.
CARTAs CRfTICAs.

Observation-Disclosures. 49,. al par,
querido Luis, que doy la Ultima mano a mi
comenzada obra sobre las artes de la Ameri-
ca latina, pienso tomar pretexto para consa-
grar un recuerdo, siquiera sea triste, al leja-
no valle donde tuve la mala ventura de ma
GER: TERRA que fuera acaso mas dichosa 81
sus hijos en- vez de dedicarse con un optinis-
mo exagerado aleultivo de una literature en-
teca coadyuvasen en- otro orden de ideas y
material & Intellectual del pals en- que nacie-
ron" F" 8 como 81 dijeramos abandonen los
Yates la literature, armados de aZadon y
pala dediquense d labrar la TERRA, y salgan
por esos campos en- persecution del insecto
-vulgo langosta-que amenaza concluir con
la industria sacarina.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-09
MAKING BOTH ENDS MEET.
Judge Key on the Expense Of Living
in Washingtion.

Judge Key said the other day
that when he accepted his position
he fully intended to bring his fami-
ly to Washington. 81 sent for
Mrs. Key" he said, "to come and
look over the grodnd with me, and
select a house, if it should seem
best. We examined a number, OF
course, in this position, and with so
large a family, we should want a
large house. The lowest that we
found we could rent a furnished
house for, of suitable size and loca-
cation, was $4,000, or about one
third of my salary; we were offered
suitable house for that Zone
which Secretary Thompson now
has), but after carefully figuring
the mater up one side and down
the other, we found that my salary
was insufficient to bring the fam
lily here and keep house as. / desire
to do. After paying rent there
would be So, 500 dollars left With
a large family in a large city, and
living as Cabinet Minister with a
proper respect for his position
should, this would not go far. If
my family was smaller or my salary
larger, or the habits of society here
little less expensive, l could live
within my salary in Washington,
but under all the circumstances it
seems impossible. l have ever
been the advocate of cheap govern
ment, low salaries and low taxation.
l am opposed to spurge and style
when the money to keep it up has
to come out of other peoples peck
cts AS a general thing, l think
our officers are paid enough; some
of them too much. A Congress
man gets about $1,000 a month for
the time he has to stay here. He
can attend to other business part of
the year. But Cabinet Minister
cannot carry on business, and he
must remain here all the time.
Still, / don't complain, and don't be-
lieve in further increases of salaries
for any officer or class of officers.
One increase is but an entering
wedge for another. l am simply
like hundreds of others here of all
grades, unable to bring my family
and enjoy the luxury of a home of
nv own"