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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
,laetarf la exposition el Lcdo. D. I74

tsss2 2kttsth ift S2SO@31tgtA VI A<CNAO. - - g
liz del Barrio y Corp, que escribi6
hace meses otra en- igual sentido, pre-
lsentada d nuestra primera Autoridad
y que di6 orfgen d que Sc negase la
entrada, con 8 sin dereehos, en- Cuba
al tabaco!de Puerto-Rico. Por dlti-
mo, la Memoria aque Sc contrae uno
de los acuerdos la redactaran los se-
flores DR.. D. Antonio Rubio, Licen-
ciado d. Angel Suarez y d. Rafael
Villa, que dirrge III Eto de Faeha-
Abgo.
Hasta aquf la junta de Casinos y
sus acuerdos. De ellos di0 cuenta
la prensa habanera ell dia 5, y el dia
3 publicaba asimismo la Gaceta OFT
ctai el documento que va conocen
los lectores del BoLETGN y que echa
Il terra, virtualmente, todo 10 pro-
yectado, como que viene d dar ell
cdmplase 4 las 6rdenes del Gcbierno
Supreme de la Nacion en- el caso de
Ia entrada libre del tabaco de Puer-
to-Rico EN- la isla de Cuba.
Siguen 4 este documento las re-
glas dictadas por ell Sr. Belmonte d
los administrators de rentas Y adua-
mas de esa Capital, Aguadilla, Ma
yagiiez y Ponce, que juzgo indtil re-
producer, por .rlzgarlas de sobra CO.
nocidas en- esa.
TEMPO hacla que la opinion p1-
blica, sensata y digna, el inter6s bien
entcndido, la convenience y los gram
DIES prlnclpios de equidad y .justicia
que deben ser innatos en- el hombre
aconscjaban y pedian la medida que
ahora cumple la primcra Autoridad
de Cuba y que dict6 antes el Gobier-
no Supreme ; porque 81 es mjusto y
perjudicial y atecta Il nuestro credi-
to el que sc permita la entrada libre
de derechos de tabaco extranero de
calidad inferior al que produce esta
lsla, todo 10 cual rehuye en- contra
de nuestros propios intereses y sirve
solo para enriquecer 4 media docena
de expenditures, no 10 es menos opo-
nerse Il la franca entrada del de
Pncrto-Rlco, que es un pedazo de
Espana como Cuba, perdido en- la
nmenSdad de los mares, pero STEM
pre- iel i su metr6poli. y aqul nos
hemos opuesto, 8 ha habido quienes
sc han opucsto 4 la entrada de ese
tabaco, no va solo libre de grav;ime-
mes, sino hasta recargado de ellos.
Los peri0dicos de la isla, salvo con-
tadas eXcepciones, y ESQ porque ell
criterio de una persona no podla di-
ferir, por ejemplo. escribiendo para
estos periodicos 8 haciendolo para el
BoLETIS MERcANru., y creia y cree
que la opinion p1blica tenia que ha-
cerse por medic del raciocinio Y la
conviction, demoStrando 4 los peril
naces la imjusticia que cometlan y
trayendolos i buen terreno.
Ell acuerdo de la primera Autori-
dad de Cuba n, merecido 4 la prem
sa habanera Ia mayor indiferencia.
Solo el Dtario de Ia .Narina ha dado
cuenta de q, en- brevlsimas llneas,
absteniendose de comcntarlo. Los
dem;is nj ESQ. "A que tristes extre-
mos conduce la passion. .-.s
Y, n T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

Ell susie del caz, 10 muy mojado de
todas sus ropas, la violenta escena del
dormitorio, ell miedo al trabuco con
que le apuntaba la navarro, habian ago.
tado las fuerzas del enfermizo ancia-
no. "
i Me muero (balbuce6. LLAMA
q Garduna.... llama a Garduna, que es-
tara ahl.... en- la ramblilla....-i Yo no
debo morirme en- esta casa 49,.
No pudo continuar Cerr6 los ojos,
y SO quedo como muerto.
-iY Sc morira como 10 dice pro-
rumpio la sena Frasquita, ii Pues Sc
nor, esta es la mas negra / Que mo
hago yo ahora con este hombro en- mi
casa? iQue dirlan de mi Sc Sc murisra?
1 Que diria Llcas.... iComo podria
justiicarme, cuando yo misma le he
alberto la puerta /? Oh I! no.. Yo debo
quedarme aqul con el JYo no debo bus
car q mi marido; 20 debo escandalizar
el mundo antes que comprometer mi
honra
Tomada esta resolution, solt0 ell tra-
buco, fuese al corral, cogio ia burra que
quedaba en- 81, la aparejo de cualquier
modo, abrio Ia puerta grande de la GER
ca, monte de un salto, pesar de sus
carnes, y Sc dirigi6 q la ramblilla.
i Garduna Garduna !-iba gri-
tando la navarro, conforme SO acercaba
& aquel sitio.
Il Presente respondi6 al cabo el
Alguacil, apareciendo detras de un seto.) }
Es v, sena Frasquita
-Si, yo soy We al molino. y So
CORE tu amo, que Sc esta murien-
d Que dice "?
-Lo que Dyes. ,....
d * "? / adonde va q estas horas !?
ID Yo H.. Yo voy a la Ciudad por un
medico, -contesto Ia SEND Frasquita,
arreando IA burra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
BIBLIoGRAFIA.

La acreditada casa editora de d. Car
los Bailly- Bailliere, Plaza de Santa Ana
nam. 10, Madrid, ademas de los obraa
que ha publicado y que nos0tros kBDpt
anunciado, ha empezado dar < 1ux una
nueva edicionsdel T'rdkado kELeDgatnl ne
Fsiologia Htmdnd pof j. Beclafd, obka
acompahada de 246 grabados en- el tag
to e impresa con mucha fmpieza. Sus
traduct0res son los facultativos D., Nj
guel de la Plata y Marcos y d. Joaquin
Gonzalez Hidalgo @ 81. a 4.
La obra del Doctor ysCatedratieo. dc
la Facultad de Paris j. Beelard, repatG-
da va como clasica en- Fisiologia y sdop-
tada como texto en- todas las Uniyarsi-
dades, es demasiado, conocida para Que
tengamos necesidad de .esforzarnos en-
elogiarla. Solo diremosaque es ell ver-
dadero libro del estudiante el que for
ma la base. de Ia bibGoteca del, professor.
por cuanto no pueden encontrar en-, m
manualito las materias tan extensamep-
te tratadas como enlla obFa do qas nes
ocupamos. laas !jIll aaIJ6I6k
Esta tercera edicion constara de un
magnifico tomo en- s. dividido en- seis
cuadernos de 160 paginas cada uno,
saliendo con exactitndi fno eada mos.
Los Facultativos de Puerto Rico que
deseen adquirirla pueden entenderse CON
ell Sr. Acosta 6 con el editor Sr. Bailly-
Bailliere. i 'na'
Tambien nos ha obsequiado 81 81.
Bailly -Bailliere con el primer cuaderno
de 1872 paginas en- A. dc una notable
obra cientiica titulada Iratado de la
Impotencia y della Esterilidad en- Il Aom-
bre q en- Ia myer, que comprende IA ex-
posicion de los msdios recomendados
para remediarlas, por el DR.. Felix Rou-
baud, g.. edicion puesta al-nivel de loo
progresses mas recientes de la cienciA !:
traducida al castellano por ell DR.. Don
Francisco Santana y Villanueya, profe-
sor clinico de la Facultad de Medicina
lie la Universidad central. ,l .,,r
Escrito este Gbro con mucha claridad
y metodo, respetando cuidadosamente
los fueros del pudor, no s6lo es It'll
para los mediccs sino tambien para to.
da clase do persona estudiosa>, El he.
cho de que en- Francia Sc hayan consu.
'mido dos ediciones y el de que On sBts
tercora aparece refundido y ampliadepor
el autor, son circunstancias que hacen
recomendable la obra. rawv
Las personals que gasten pueden sd
quirirla por los mismos conductos. que
la anterior. f-.f I. ia u 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

Y tom6 el camino del Lugar...cy NO
ell de la Ciudad como ACADIA de decir.
Garduna no repar6 en- esta Ultima
circumstance pues va iba dAndo zan-
cajadas hacia 81 molino y discurrisndo
al par de esta manera. asa y
La infeliz no puede hacer m2s H.
Pero 81 es un pobre.,.. Vaya una ocA-
sion de ponerse malo !..... Dios le da
conftes quien no puede roerlos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

Los peregrinos que han lido : Roma
con motive del so aniversario del Ponti-
ficado de Pho TX han presentado & s.
s. $146,OOO de los cuales Irlanda ha
contribuido con 115,O00, Canada con
10000, Inglaterra con $4,000 y 81 CO.
mite de seioras americanas con 10000.
A parte de esas sumas, ha recibido 8.
S. otros presentes de gran valor,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
Tomamos estos parrafos de. una
correspondence de Roma .s:

'La peregrinacion cat6hca tcmagrSn.
des proporciones, J la de Paris recibidA
Ell de mayo por Su Santidad, esensh6
tante. Empez6 diciendo Pho TX que solo
los que no querian dejaban de conocsr
las razones deprudencia que teni4 para
no salir del Vaticano. En- 81 recibia esq
grande armada cat6Ica, que no Asyaba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22

Esto diche, lease con atencion Ia.
sigliente carta, advirtiendo que no.
participalnos de la coniianza de que
parece poseido nuestro apreciable co.
rresponsal:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-22
4 . Haed 4 bnsnA Is ! darsis
grandes generacid idaes s
CARTApE a 1sIA
.. +. NV cABo-RoJo.

El LINES II, a las tres y media de la
tarde del corriente verifco su entrada
en- este pneblo ell Excmo. Sr Goberna-
dor General Don Segundo de la Porti-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03

Open every busiDessiay from Ia III. 10 ?. IN
q: Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom b u b q clock.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03
Murder Blood IndeI,bIp

II. LHI' despatch.
There are great many things in this
world that are regarded a. supersti.ious
and OF so yapld nature rs to be dis.
credited, but the old saying that il is i'm
possible to wash Lnurier.bIo out Of
wood is verified in the fact that the blood
stains on the floor where Mable Hall fell
after her murder at the hands OF Edgar
Moore, at the comique theater, are still
ingraincd on the walnut panelng. Since
the event Of the murder. the restaurant in
which Mable was Killed has been con-
verted into barber shop. in connection
with the comiquc. Every Saturday morn.
ing the floor Of the shop Is scrubbed, but
the blood Of Mable Hall will not wash
out. The spots are engrained and though
perfectly sleek from attempts 10 rub them
out, they stand there to remind one of
the cold blooded murder, which startled
the community at the time Of its perpe-
tratlon. Here is question for theorists,
and If it can be determined that the blood
OF murdered person is lndelible while
that OF simple wound from accidental
cause is not, no further proof Of Divine
curses will be needed. The above state
ments are well authenticated.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03
VOL. 9.
Jhr Bulletin.

From The London Worli.

From The London Wohl.
One day last week u correspondent of
the Times brouy great discovery 10
the notice OF that journal in the follow
ing letter. II CHANGED lately to 60 into a
village shop where cotton goods are sold.
On the COULTER lay large piece Of cotton
goods or calico, on which was stamped
an eagle IN n rock, occupying 10 inches.
with the words, This cloth was made
In America and second piece. also
American, with the name OF an English
firm AZ agent, both penny yard cheap.
cr than the English OF the same, or Of
rat her inferior quality
Nothing more important has eyer hap.
pened in the history ..of English trade
than the threatened displacement OF our
cotton manufactures by those Of Ameri-
ca. Yet we have looked for months in
vain tor a word in the "leading journals"
on the subject. Piece goods from the
i.oulsdale mills Of New York state are
now sold in every town IN England nc
lower price aud Of better quality than
English goods OF II nominally cores
pondlng grade.
The fact is that the Americans are
beating us IN our own iield--a fact which
1t may take the political economist and
city editor a long time 10 digest, but
which, fortunately, will soon be brought
home to vs. all by the spectacle OF thOu:>
ands OF workingmen thrown permanent
ly ont OF employment, and the hopeless
paralysis OF Chief source OF our com.
merciaI prosperity.
We repeatedly told the puOlic last
year IN these columns that the American
Manufactured cotton could be bought
better and cheaper in London than the
product OF the Lancashire mills. It has
taken the Tmts til July. 1877, to Ind
out the same news. How long viii il
lake our contemporary to Gpprehend il.
iull meaning and gnihcanc,;
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03
PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those southern roots and hetbs whlrh
AN all Wise providence has placed In countries
where Liver Diseases prCg'il. II VIII cure all
niseases caused by arrangement 0s the LIVER
and bowels.
The synp eins OF Liver Complaint are d hit'
ter or bad taste in tile mouth; Pain IN the bncf
sides or Joints, often mistaken for rheuma-
tisIn; sour stomach, loss ri appetite, bowels
alternately cOstiy- aud la, headache. loss Of
memory, witna painful sensation Of having
failed 10 30 something which ought T. have
been me, debility, low spirits, u thick yeI-
low appearance OF the skin and eyes, dry
cough often mistaken for consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend
the disease at Others very few but the liver, TIT
largest organ In the body, Is generally the seat
OF diseases and il not regulated IN time, great
suffering, wretchedness and DEATH will en-.
sue.
can recommend az an efficaclOns remedy for
diseases OF the Liver Heartburn aud Dyspepsia,
siinmOn.' Liver Regulator. LEWIS WuEDEa
~ Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
Aidphla
ave have testeI It's irues, personally and
ow that for DJspep-i , BiiOusnes- and
lhrobhing Headache II Is the best medicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty other
remedies before simmons Liver Regulator,
bat none Of them gave u. more than temporary
relief; but the Regulator not only relieved
but cured Us "-Ep IFLEGKtFH AND NEssES-
GEB Macon Ga.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03

BrUss, President. II Wels, Cashier
+. ked. Vice Irts't. I. j. n.rth. Asst. ASH
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03

THE CHEAPEST. AND BEST FAMILY MED
ICINEIN THE WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaudi e.,
bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colo, lie.
IRE ,slon Of Spirits, SOtR STOMACH, Heart
bu n, etc. etc.
This unri7alled Southern Remedy i war
rsnt.d not 10 contain u PARTICLE of Mercury,
or any luxurious substance, but is
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03

ONCE on wharfboat foot of Sixth street.
Once OF Halliday Brothers, opposite St
Charles Hotel.
Egyptian Mills, Twentieth street
Coal Dump, foot of lhirty-eignth street. or
Post Office drawer 800.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03
Administrators Notice.

AdmtnistrntOr's Notice.
Estate OF Bridget Clark, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum Testamento Annexo
Of the estate Of Bridget Clark, late of
the county of Alexander and
State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before
the county court of Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo at the October term
on the third Monday in Oct. next, mt which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose Of having the same al.
justed. All persons indepted to said es.
tate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this 2lst day OF August, A. D.
1911. ALFRED COMlNGs, Admir-.
wet. Cum TestamentO AnnexO
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-03
ExecutrtX's Notice,

Estate o! Louis Batteau, deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
Executrix Of the last win and Testament
OF l.olis Blattcau late ofthe County OF Alex.
ander ami State of Illinois, deceased. here.
by gives notice that she will appear before
the County Court OF Alexander County, At
the Court House in Cairo at tho October
Term, on the 3rd, Monday In October next,
{ which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and request
ed to attend tor the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted TO
said Estate arc requested to make immedi.
ate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this Path day Of August, A. II. 1871.
MARGARET BLATrEAu,
80 Executrix.
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GENERAL pFRILITYs

VITAL wRAKNEss OR DEPRESSION |; q
the result CT MENTAL OvER-WORk. Mn. =
CRErloNS OR EXCESSEs, or soqs dysAIa
the system, Is always cured by HnHpksSSS
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emery; stops ths drain and reiuvssSSs. ~
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feet success by thousands. Sold By dG9lQA,
Price s! per single vial, or o. per -paslV' =
1--WE walls and 81 vial Of powder Ssat,H -
"a receipt Of price. Address HUMPING ~
Fulton street, N. Y, !. ,,.-,,...1 -. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12
STREETS TO BE PAVED.

Commissioner Campbell yesterday awarded the fol-
lowing contracts for street paving
Yves, Broadway, from Chambers to Canal and College
place, from Chambers TO Barclay. Andrew Govern,
$50, s62 40.
john street, from Broadway to Water, and Dey
street. from Broadway to West. George y. Doak.
sl9s6l IL
Franklin street, from West Broadway to Centre;
Wall street, IRON William to Hanover, and Rector
street, from Broadway to West James Everard,
$l4,95l 80.
Maiden lane from Broadway TO South; Liberty
street. from Maiden lane To West, and Cortlandt
street. IRON Broadway 70 Greenwich. George y. Doak,
$50 502 60.
Ferry street. from Gold TO Peck slip; Spruce street.
from Nassau 10 Gold, anu Nassau street, IRON Spruce
70 Wall William Everard, SIG I06 60.
Warren street, from Broadway TO West and Murray
street, from broadway to West j. b. Devlin,
So 5s.
washington street, IRON Liberty 70 Battery place,
Pearl street, from Fulton to Coenties slip. NJ
shannon, Sl4. 5l0 49,
be Pian pavement is to be used In the last named
contracts and granite block IN all the others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12
THE BROOKLYN sURRoGATEsH1P.
ABaAx h DALEY OBTAINS vEaD1cr-ru1
THEIR LITIGATION IN PROSPECT.

TaEh LlTldATlON In P6OSPECT.
The trial OF the quo wArranto proceed. nss inst-
tuted by Abram H. Daley against Walter L. Living
s,on surrogate Of Kings county, TO Gust the doond-
ant from office, Terminated yesterday In tho Su-
prcme Court. before Justice Gilbert Ex-District At
tornoy samuel Morris. who summed up for the de-
fence claimed that the ballot box had been
WITH Judge Gilbert in his charge 10 The jury. said
their duty was ascertain which or the litigants
both Of whom candidates the last election for
the Office Of Surrogate-had been elected. The case
was 10 DO determined upon tho evidence weighed
under the rules OF law laid down by tho Court. 1t
was lawful 60 bohnd The returns by showing errors
aud mistakes. II IL legal for tho County Canvasscrs
70 send BACK resarns 20 diS.rc' cnnvassers or
tuto the evidences OF elcctfon,. and NOT. the re-
turns. There were errors in the count Of certain
disrics-crrors 0i the canvassers, tor and against
each OF tho litigants II urged that the county
canvassers denied Mr. Daley 240 votes which he
entitled to. On the other hand Is admitted that Mr.
Livingston allowed by tho Board OF Canvassers
2SS. or this amount II was conceded that 240 be-
longed TO Daley, and that there should be- 20
allowed to Livingston. 1t was for the jury 10 say
whether these ballot boxes had been tempered with
II any reason " suppose that the boxes had
been tempered with then they must throw them out;
aud when the bears mistake upon It's faco,
then the return the best evidence There
direct witness TO the enoct tho ballot boxes hal
without lear or favor. Tho jury retired al halt
past twelve O'Clock 10 dcliDerate aud at five
minutes to returned verdict Tor tho plaintiff,
Abram H. Daley This gentleman received the u.
CALCULATIONS his political adherens aud, thanking
the jury withdrew Mr.. Lvinpston's counsel Will
appeal from Tho verdict TO the General Term OF the
Supreme Court. and WILL If necessary carry the
TO the Court OF Appeals. He was candidate for the
Office o Surrogate the Sl0cum democratic aud
publican coalition ticket last lal against Mr. Daley,
who was the regular democratic nominee Mr. Lv-
ingson received the certificate OF election IRON thu
County Board Canvassers aud has up to the
discharged the duties oil that oico. Tue term Of ohce
Ii ak years and the salary Ii $1O,OOu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12
HONOR AMONG THIEVES.

At an early hour yesterday morning Private Watch
man Wilson. employed 10 watch buildings IN Parh
place, noticed suspicious looking lurtiveIy ego
ing tho grocery establishment No. OF that street.
The watchman sccreted himself and kept the man 10
Wow. Presently the stranger walked away and con
yer scd with some conIcderaes few blocks distant
alter which he returned TO the store, and, waiting
until the coast clear made attempt 10 force an
entrance. Al this juncture the watch man took him
into custody and conveyed him to the Church street
station house Tho prisoner gavo his name as John
Anderson. The ponce made several attempts 10 get
him 10 tell tho names Of bis accomplces but he per-
emptoriy refused saying shat he would sooner suffer
twenty years IN state "Prison than do so. Ho was
committed ~ the Tombs Police Court In 81 800 bail
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THE POLICE BOARD.

At tho meeting Of the Police Board yesterday sew.
eral transfers made Doorman Dickson, OF the
Tenth precinct, who gave cx.Patrolman Devn the koy
to Peter Brower's coll, in the Tenth, was dismissed
tho forco Samuel McCannan, formerly clerk In the
detective office, was appointed IN ms place. Rules
$685. 500 nnd $40 were rescnded TO give the Supcrn.
tendent power TO enlarge the liberty OF persons
charged with minor offences, such as dsordery con.
duct, breach oil tho peace, libel simple assault and
battery violation OF corporation ordinance, for
being found in disordcrly house. The Suporintcnd-
also authorized 10 grant leave OF absence on
Decoration Day officers and VINO served during
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