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Proposed Amendment

To Article 81 of the Constitution granted on the 10th day Of
August, A. ID. 1864, in accordance with Article SO Of said
Constitution. That Article 81 be, and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
ARTICLE 81. No person shall be eligible for a Representa-
tive of the people who is insane or an idIoti nor unless he be q
male subject Of the Kingdom, who shall have arrived at the
full age Of twenty-one years, who shall know how to read and
write, who shall understand accounts, and shall have been
dOmiciled ia the Kingdom for at least three years Immediately
preceding his election, and who shall own Real Estate or
Personal Property within the Kingdom Of a clear value, over
and above all membranes Of at least five hundred dollars.
Approved this 80. day Of $1,000. A. ID. 1875
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TOILET.
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF STOCK, &c.
On the Island of Maui.

LII PERSONS HAVING z
n HORSES, &c, grazing on the Waikiki or Waikapu
Common, are requested TO remove the same, if not eonmuted
for on Or before the 1st day of June, 1876. After said date all
Cattle, &c, found tresspassing will be impounded according to
law. All persons wishing to run cattle, Sc. on said commons.
can do so by applying to
HENRY & CO.,
Waikapu, Maui.
N. B-No driving Horses, Cattle. &c, or branding allowed
on said commons without the permission Of the said Cornwel
& Co., or their authorized agent.
Wailuku, May %, 1915. my2ef
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In TRANsT-During three days this week
a house, which was being removed by naive
engineers from Beritania street to the upper part
of Fort street, got /" stalled" in some way on the
corner opposite the Fort street church, ana our
ing those three days that portion oil the pubic
highway was efectualIy closed to all traVei, ex-
cept on foot. But then we have no city aulhori'
ties TO attend TO such matters.
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MoNTANo's PIcTUREs.-With his new apparatus
and improved methods of photography and retOuch-
ing, Mr.. A. A. Montana has recently produced some
very handsome and lifelike pictures at his gallery.
corner of Fort and King streets.
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ALL SAINTS DAY.-Thursday last was the Church
Festival of All Saints. instituted A.. d. 731 by Greg
DRY III. "to the memory of oil martyrs and Saints"
In the year 1874, Gregory ". removed the feast
from the month of May to the season of its
present celebration, the first day of Hoyember
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BAD ROAps.-A correspondent at Eva on this
island, complains of the bad condition of the
roads between that district and Honolulu, and
declares that they are in a worse state OF repair
than ever before known.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The Roll of Honor names those pupils who have 80
per cent. or more, in Attendance, Department and
Scholarship during the entire month.
NJ. WEBSTER, Teacher.
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The LITURGIEs of the Falishas Of Abyssinia have
been published in the original KthiOpic with a He
brew translation, by Harlevy, who, in 1867, about
the time of the Abyssinian Expedition, visited this
singular people, a sort of Abyssinian Jews.
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VASES LA CROIX CORN. QUARTER
barrels Clear Pork, for families; Lewis Celebrated Meats.
soups, tomatoes, Tomato ketchup, Gerkins, in one gallon
Jars and half gallon jarsj CLAIMS, HOLSTERS, &c, sc received
this day and for sale by
my5 ROLES & Co.
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DocroR TIsDALE gives special attention to the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
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We hear that there is some chance of a rife
shooting match being got mp here by some ana
tours Of sharp practice at the butts.
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BRIEF MENTION.

Doctor TIsDALE treats Diseases of the Skin, Ner-
vous Diseases, etc.
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TO LET.
Messrs. LOWRY, CHAPMAN & CLARK,

SUCCESSORS TO MIR POOLE, IN TIE
- CHELSEA ~AUNDR beg to announce to the pubic
that from their long experience in the Laundry Business, they
Confidently hone to give entire satisfaction to their customers.
Their wagon viii call at private residences in any part OF the
city 20 receive and deliver clothes Orders may De IL ! ii.
70 yusG,tvre 4 RIOS. III. BradIey's Hair Dressing Rooms, cor
ne 81 Fort and King Streets, Hawaiian Hotei, Mrs. Warrens
I,ns Vile Store. Nuuanu Street, and at Mrs. Birds, corner OF
o. .n - p,1cbboyI Streets. OPT
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MONTHLY REPoRT,-Of the Primary Department
of the Fort Street School for the month ending
October 81, 1877:
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SMALL But sMART.-Last Thursday the little
Robbie came up from Puuloa to Honolulu In just
one hour-a distance of over eight miles. -
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--
Velocipedes, Rocking Horses,
Oak Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Tool Chests,
Sail Boats, Steamboats,, Engines,
Mechanical Toys, Dancers, Drums, Guns,
Pistols, Artillery Trumpets, Ten Pins.
Building Blocks. Log Cabins, Tambourines,
Moscow Chimes, Artists Companions,
Mathematical Instruments, Paint Boxes,
Bows and Arrows, Torpedo Shooters,
Savings Banks, Egg Banks, Magic Target,
PagaEini Flies, Slings, Watches, Circus,
Glass and Painted Marbles, Balls and Bats,
Horses, Locomotives. Trains, Tin Toys,
Kites, Bomb Shells, Humming & Peg Tops,
Pocket Knives,
Centennial, Washington and Lady Washington
Flags,
ONE PRINTING PRESS AND OUTFIT.
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LAID UP-On the last trip of the steamer
LikeIke to Kauai. when off K~oloa.-another fan
of her screw dropped of, leaving but one, the
other two having been lost on beE first circuit Of
Hawaii. In consequence of being thus crippled,
the steamer did not arrive from Nawiliwili until
after l O'Clock on Sunday. An order for a new
screw was sent to San Francisco by mail steamer.
and ii is expected here by the steamer, OF the 18th.
1t is hoped that within a week after the receipt
of the new screw it will be In position, and the
Likelibe be enabled to leave for the circuit Of
Hawaii. 1t is hardly necessary TO say that the
entire community heartily sympathizes with Mr..
Wilder. the owner of the steamer, in the unfortu-
nate aud v~exatious laying up of our beautiful
and commodious "inter-island BRIDGE" which
is thus rendered imperative.
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ONE PRINTING PRESS AND OUTFIT


Perforated Card Board, gold, silver,
cOlored and white;
Perforated Notices,
Perforated Pattern Articles for Baskets,
Watch Pockets, Trays, &c.
White and Colored Splints for Frames, &c.
Wall Baskets, Work Boxes, Work Baskets,
Work Bags, Reticules, Grace Hoops,
Pattern Books for Crochet and Wool Work
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SMALL CHAINS !

SIZES FROM 1-6 TO 1-2 INCH. ian 4 n
- Titles TO suit. Received per " CIeta-" For sale by
ROLES l. CO
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NEW GOODS!
OREGON MESS E
EXTRA PILOT BREA
CASES CORN STARCH.

OREGON PILOT BREAD,
u Crackers, all the different varieties.
seq For Sale by BOLLEs l. CO.
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IT Is very interesting to contrast the Rev. Editor
of the Friends account of his visit to Portland in
1849 with the description of that place from the pen
of our recent tourist Rev. Alexander Macintosh.
whose entertaining narrative is now being published
in this Journal. Portland has evidently marched
with giant strides in those eight and twenty years.
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DOLLS In ALL VARIETIES !

DOLLS Bodies, DOLLS Heads, Dolls Arms.
Dolls Caters, Shoes, Stockings, Parasols,
Fans and Jewelry; Dolls Furniture, Chairs,
Swings, Bath Tubs, Tea Sets, Side Boards.
Dinner Sets, Wash Sets, Tubs, Brooms,
Dust Pans and Brushes, Kitchens, Stoves,
Buckets, Weaving and Braiding, Dolls
Bedsteads, Cradles, Bureaus, Tables, &c.
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Per Coringa, from Boston Direct !!

RARR ELS AM r ia q and AER-
my5 For Sale by BOLLEs & Co.
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A VERY DANIEI~-Recently in the court of one
of the District Justices ON the island of Kauai
two Cinnamon were brought up on a warrant
charging them with selling intoxicating drink TO
natives. On the day set for trial the prosecution
asked and obtained a postponement Till next day
on account of the absence of material witnesses.
When the case was called on the succeeding day.
native counsel for the defense asked for the dis
charge of his clients, on the ground that the
warrant of arrest required their attendance on a
certain day and hour, and that they could not be
legally tried on any other day. The learned
Judge (also a n%ative) after a short deliberalion,
decided that the exception was well taken and
ordered the discharge of the prisoners. 40 wise
Judge! a very Daniel, come TO judgmentw
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PoLITIcAL FOREsHADOwINGs.-The following APP
pears TO be a foreshadowing Of the European com.
p~lications which our reports by last mall point TO,
as the probable result of the prolongation Of the
R~usso-TuTkish war An alliance between Russia
the PrussO Germanie Empire and Italy; a rupture
with Austria; a war OF restoration 10 Italy with
Spanish aid against Victor Emanuel; an attempt
to restore the French Empire by a fusion Of Impe-
rialists and ROyalists, which If successful, will be
followed by a war a tout ou1rdnce against the
Prusso-G ermanic power; neutrality Of the Catholic
German States; an attack by Holland and Den
mark on the Prusso-G ermanic Empire; an attempt
of Sweden 10 recover Finland and the former
Swedo- Baltic provinces from Russia; a revolution
in Poland; a rising against the Russians in Cauca.
STA and Turkistan; and, in Gne. a policy of armed
neutrality on the part Of England, which may ulti-
mately veer round to a temporary or even definite
occupation Of Egypt in case the Padishah should
be put hors de combat by Russia; Greece Is likely
TO join against Turkey; Portugal with Spain, and
Belgium with France, Tins, every power in
Europe, great aud small, would be dragged into
this gigantic war, arising out Of a misnnderstand-
ing Of tpe vulgar principle Of msema aud tNam
among the Monarehs.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Sbtrtiser.

CoURT HOUSE. HoxoLULU.-The Justices Of the Supreme
Court have this day appointed Antoine Rosa to be Deputy
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Dated this 25th day OF October, A. u. 1877.
By order Of the Court: JSo. e. BARNARD,
oc27 81 Clerk Supreme Court
Mr.. 5. W. WILCOX has been appointed by the Board Of
Education, School Agent for the districts OF Koolau and Hama
lei. Island of Kauai. W. JAS. SMITH, Sec'y.
oc2O st Education Office, Aliiolani Hale, Oct. 18th, 1877.
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CHANGE OF TME.-The Band will play until
further notice, at Emma Square. at four O'Clock r.
m. every Saturday, instead of half past four. Fol-
lowing is the programme for this afternoon
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THE USE Of obscene language and the practice
of profane swearing are highly reprehensible, and
should not be tolerated in any christian commu-
nifty. In some countries, as in Great Britain, zines
and imprisonment are the penalties inflicted upon
c%ulDrits, who are guilty of using obscene or pro-
fame language. In this country, there is a sad
habit of profane cursing and swearing, and using
filthy language and while our authorities are
giving effect to other laws which by desuetude have
been considered as dead letters, we beg to call at
tention to Section 3 Of Chap. "A Of the Penal Code,
which reads as follows " Whoever, having arrived
at the age OF discretion, profanely curses or swears,
shall be punished by a fine from one to six dol.
lars but no prosecution for such offence shall be
sustained, unless 1t shall be commenced within
thirty days after the commission Of the ofence.U
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In A SUBSEQUENT issue we propose to publish some
extracts from a most interesting article in Harper's
Monthly for October entitled, "From Brusa to Con-
stantinOple'-where the intelligent American trav-
eler who writes, gives come very useful information
about Turkey and Turks, which we advise all those
who are blindly prejudiced against the Ozmaunlees
to peruse for their own enlightenment. This re-
markable writer justly admits: But It is only fair
to the Turks TO allow them credit for the reforms
they have attempted to accomplish, and for the fact
that il some Of these reforms had depended upon the
fanaticism of the native Christians, little would have
been done in this direction" -Four and a quarter
centuries ago almost, the Christian nations Of West
eIn Europe allowed Constantinople TO fall beneath
the Ottoman Scimetar, without striking a blow to
save the intolerant Greek Empire Of the East. The
same fanatical spirit now animates those Eastern
Christians, as in the day when the last Paleologus
died In the ruins Of his empire-as this enlightened
American magazinist most correctly observes.
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N0TICIAs NACIONALEs.

He aqui las principales que contie-
men los diarios de Madrid que nos ha
traido el vapor correo.
Con la solemnidad de costumbre fue
recibido ell 10 por S. NJ. la comision del
Congreso encargada de entregar al rey
Ia contestacion al discurso de la coro-
ma.
al penetrar en- el patio de la Armerla
los coches de gala del Congreso que
conducian & la comision, Sc hicieron q
esta los honores de ordenanZa poE la
guardia de Palacio.
S. M. recibi6 la comision en- el salon
del trono, teniendo su derecha al pre-
sidente del Consejo Y al ministro de Es-
tado detras la alta servidumbre.s
El presidente del Congreso hyo el
discurso, contestandole S. NJ. en- breves
elocuentes frases, manifestando su
complacencia al recibir & los represen-
tantes del pals y prometiendose realizar
con ell auxilio de todos los beneicios de
la paz.
ferminado el acto, S. NJ. descendio
del trono dirigiendo amistosas frases q
cada uno de los comisionados.
Ell mimstro de Ultramar ha despa-
chado el 19 con S. NJ, dandole ademas
cuenta de las noticias satisfactorias de
Cuba, cuya situacion mejora considera-
blente de dia en- dia.
- Los Sres. Sagasta y Balaguer Sc han
excusado de formar parte de 10 comision
que ha nevado ell mensage Palacio.
Algunas personals exphcan la ausen-
cia en- aquella ceremonial por no haber
tornado parte la minoria constitutional
EN- la discussion de la politica general del
gobierno.
Ell 19 ha conference.-the una comi-
sion de diputados de las provincias azu-
careras con ell senior ministrO de Hacien-
de, para pedirle que no conserve como
permanente ell 10 p.36 sobre ell producto
brute de los azncares.
IS. M. ell rey ha adquirido por una
crecida cantidad la historical bandera
que conquisto Felipe V. en- Villaviciosa.
Los duques de Montpensier han
manifestado al ayuntamiento de Sevilla
su deseo de costear la lapida que ha de
colocarse en- la fachada de la casa que
habito la conocida escritora Dona Ceci-
LA Bohl,
- Ultramar, * Reales decretos NOM
brando yocales de la comision encargada
de redaetar la legislacion hipotecaria de
Puerto-Rico, & d. Eduardo Piera y d.
Apolinar Ratio.
En- San Fernando Sc ha celebrado un
consejo de guerra de generates para veI
fallar la sumaria instruida q un jefe J
un. Official de La Armada, con motive de
Ia apprehension de un importante barco
llevado & cabo hace tempo.
En- ell ministerio de la Guerra Sc ira
baia con gran actividad para ell prontc
despacho de las propuestas que hay
pendientes del ej6rcito de operaciones dc
IA isla de CUBA.
-;El 81 lego Cordoba en- 81 tren-co
Freode Malaga la ex-emperatriz Eugenia
habiendo salido las tres y cuarto de Ia
tarde para Aranjuez Ell gobernadol
Sr Salido, despidi6 on la esfacion a la
ilustre yieera.
Han asistido ell marques de la Ha
hans, p, AdelarSdn Lopez de Ayallaa, y
Emilio Arrieta, ST. Gifona ! otros que
no recordamos. El ministro de la Go.
bernacion, que estaba inWtado, no ha
podidO asistir, por 'impedfrsalo sqs mu-
chas ooupaciones,
I'll 23 pubhc6 Ia Goeeta, la real Or
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Lord Derby ha dirigido IN despacho

Lord Derby ha iirigido un despacho
q Lord Lyons, embajador britanico en-
Paris, en- que Sc MEGA acceder q la sli-
plica de M Lesseps relativa declarar
la ibertad del canal de Suez, pero pro-
mete impedir que sea bloqueado por
los rusos que llegue a ser el lugar de
Ia guerra '.si s-stst
M. Fortou, ministro del interior en-
Francia, ha dirigido una circular los
prefectos excitandoles perseguir q to-
dos los perturbadores de la paz p1blica.
Aver Mr.. Pierrepont, ministro ameri-
cano. en- I6ndres, ha tenido reception
en- honor del ex-presidente Grant, q la
cual asistiefon mil personas.
L6ndfes s.. La existencia de azticar
en- los c1Atfo puertos principales ell
del coEfiaaite era de 10000 toneladas
contra $50, 600 en- igual fecha del ano pa
sado.
Nueva York Z. Despachos de Viena
aseguran que los rusos no cruZan ell Da-
Lubio porqne esperan obtener resulta-
dos decisfyos en- ell Asia Menor
Ell Scotsman, periodico, afrma que ell
esplritu de intranqnilidad 4 causa de la
guerra aumenta en- Inglaterra.
Ell Papa ha enviado una condecora-
cion al mariscal Mac -Mahon y otra al
embaiador austriaco
Ha ocnrrido un accidente en- la expo
sicfon de agricultural de Bath, Inglate-
IRA. Ell puente sobre ell Avon Sc rom
pio precipitando d 200 personas en- el
rio, de las cuales doce fallecieron y cin-
cuenta salieron sacramento lastimadas
4Anuncia un telegrama de Berlin que
Alemania 6 Inglaterra recomiendan ell
restablecimiento de la paz bajo la base
dsl protocolo y la concession de una in
ddmnizacion de guerra d Russia por las
ventaias que espera alcanzar en- ell Asia
mSnor.
Victorien Sardou liza sido electo MEM
bro de la Academia francesa, quedando
derrotado ell duque d'Audiffred Pas
quief, que era tambien candidate.
Noticias de Ponce (2) aseguran que ell
valor de los regalos hechos al Papa
con OCCASION de su jubilee episcopal su-
be siete millones de liras en- orc.
Id g Ell presidente del Ayunta-
misnto de Paris ha sido iuzgado y SEN
teAciado ounce meses de prision Y
dos mil frances de multa por expresio-
nes sediciosas irrespetuosas al presi-
dente de la rep1blica.
Dice ell Times de Londres que ell alza
de los fondos egipcios Sc debe la poll
tica inglesa en- 10 tocante al canal de
Suez z los asuntos de Egipto.
Id. IL. Noticias del teatro de la
guerrs afrman que los rusos han sido
rechakados, con perdidas considerables,
al intentar cruzar al Danubio por Niko-
polls
PRECIOs CORRIENTEs.
Nueva York III. Harina, marca St
Lawrence $8. Az1car cristalizada 10i
q liz cts. h. Regular q buen refno
1Oi. Orc 105 :.
@E6ndres id Az1car cristalizada c /,
IA ch. p. Mascabado { l, ch. -Pur-
gado de Ia Habana n.' II { l, II ch.
Ron L ch. 10 p. gallon. Cacao { 3. 16
ch. Consolidados ingleses 81 :, fran
eeses (399S) SO, 70. Algodon 6 q 81.
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cual les dijo con un tono sumanaents
grave
i -Camaradas, en- ninguna OCCASION
meior que en- la presente podemos IN
mortalizarnos.
Il Y como? contestaron los dos in
terpelados.
-Imitando q Ia Santisima Trinidad !:
8 10 que es 10 mismo; uno de yosotros
representa- al Padre Eterno, otro a'Je-
sucristo otro al Esplritu Santo, y uno
! despues de otro descenderemos al mum
do.
d Luego el Padre Eterno descen-
do?
! -Justamente.
-Ent6nces descendere yo tambien.
Y Ell ell momento di6 con su cuerpo
en- las losas de la calle, donde Sc estre-
ll0.
Ell Hijo descendi6 entire los muer-
tos, luego yo debo caer sobre mi COM
panero, dijo ell eneargado del papel de
Jesucristo; Y al momento fue q ocu-
par un hueco al lado de su compaiie-
ro.
Qued6se en- ell terrado ell loco autor
de tan triste y verdadero drama, y obser-
vando sus companeros examines en-
ell suelo, repuso sin conmoverse:
Ell Esp1ritu Santo no descendio; y
baj6 muy despacio las escaleras, pues
habia sonado la campana que le llama
ba ocupar nm sitio en- ell comedor.
Los suicidas. s.-Durante ell ano pasado
los suicidios han sido numerosos en-
Francia. Ell departamento del Sena ha
contado 915.
4,435 hombres y |, 1872 mujeres SO han
dado voluntariamente la muerte. De
este ntimero, 2,472 han preferido la
cuerda al aqua, al fuego al veneno;
154 sc han precipitado desde edifcios
elevados; 81 Sc han hecho aplastar por
les ferro-carriles; 407 de ellos 216
mujeres) Sc han asfxiado con carbon:
129 Sc han envenenado con mas FREE
cuencia con laudano); 1,154 So han
ahogado; 895 { IA mujeres) han usado
armas de fuego; un bombero se ha
precipitado en- medic de las llamas.
De estos suicidas, habia 1916 solts-
ros, 751 viudos y sin hijos, y 801 casa
dos con hijos.
He aquf ahora, bajo ell punto de vis-
ia de los amos, la classification de log
hastiados de la vida. De menos de diez
y seis amos, 30; de diez y seis veinte
y un amos, 1913; de veinte y uno trein-
ia, $40; de treinta cuarenta, 819; de
cuarenta cincuenta, 1858; de cincuen-
ia 4 sesenta, l, ,161; de sesentaa setenta,
993; de setenta a ochenta, 528; de mas
de ochenta amos. 98.
Como classes, hallamos 1928 aldea-
nos, 1,038 obreros, 228 criados, 927
desempenando ocupaciones liberales,
241 empleados de comercio.
Entire las causas mas frecuentes de-
suicidio, Ia embriaguez cuenta 1,433
victimas; ell tenor de la miseria, 800;
los pesares domesticos, 633 en- fin, 1893
personas de elias 277 mujeres) J, por
estar atacadas de Intermediates incu-
rabies.
Terminaremos esta l1gubre estadis-
tica hacienda notar que de esta enor-
ME cantidad, unas 752 personas eAta-
ban poseidas de trastornos mentales.
Sc ha probado, pues, que los casos vo-
luntarios de envenenamiento Sc eleva-
ban 4 129. En- este n1mero, no SO cuen-
ia eno solo por ell fosforo.
Precioso resultado que prueba La ino-
cuidad del fosforo empleado por la
Compan1a
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VARIlDAlAS:
La PMISl0N DE DOS REYES.
PoR
ALEXANDRA lAElESTA.
CONCLUSION. }

janis, dijo Moctezuma confrlndi-
do absorto, he dado 70 tai 6tden J
pruehas DC amistad os tengo dadas de-
iandoos llegar hasta el corazon de mi
teino y recibiendoos con la distinction dc
embaiador de un monarch tan poderosc
J magnltieo como el yuestro.
Pero es necesario, prosiguio Cor,
YES, que deis una reparacion pablica pol
Ia muerte de nuestros companeros.
= Tan grande os la dare que ahora
mismo voy d ordenar que prendan inme-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-15
GlCEflLGlS

Compania de opera. ---Lucido fue ell
benefcio del simpatico baritone Petri-
Iii que tuvo lugar ell martes con una Sc
lecta function. P1sose en- escena Maria