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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-03
VICTORY FOR THE AUSTRALIANS.
New York's Cricketer- Making the Coionists
Work Iunrd TO Win.

The second and last days play In the In
ternationul cricket mitch IN IIobokcn was ended
Yesterday by tho success Of the Australian tcnm.
who won tho match with five wickcts to fall,
after ~ mastery display Of bowling. batting.
and folding us was ever seen in this country.
In the previous International contests tho
American twcnty-twos have always beon de-
fcated in one inning by the foreign eleven they
have played against. and this is the first occasion
when the odds have brcn reduced and the
match has been less one sided in its result. In
every respect this contest was an exceptional
one. Especially WINS this the caso in regard TO
splendid fielding Of tho local team and the very
effective bowling they brought to bear in tho
match Some expressed surprise mt the fact
that such crack team of batsmen ns tho Aus
tralans are acknowledged 10 be should bc 50
bothered as they wcrc 10y the benstlv UNDER
hand stun. you know" as II Disguised English
man Watching the game called Spragur's bowl
Ing. But 1t was this beastly stuff" which
took thu" vim - out of the cleycns work NJ the
bat and which materially hclp.d Brewster TO
victims To his fine length balls. Internationally
no such effective bowling AS that presented in
THIS match has ever been seen IN contest IN
this country whether tho SPLENDID strategic
work ot SpOiforth be- alone considered. or
whether II he combined with the telling bowl
ing oi Brewster and the swift undcrhand bowl
On Tuesday only two " the eighteen scored
double ilgurrg. Yesterday four mon went into
that business. Marsh leading the score Of the
match with % Grelg getting 20, Souttcr H. md
Bancc ii. Yesterday. H. on Tuesday. Sleigh,
Conovcr, aud ROgnn especially distinguished
honors by his fine wicket keeping. The attend
Hncc uf spectators WIS almost double what u
was ON Tuesday aud never has there been such
general interest excited in regard to the result
OF n cricket contest as there was in reference TO
this match.
Appended is tho full score Of the match:
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SIN . Mystery.

The Grand Jury have boon unable to get evil
dence IN the case Of Robert willis Chapman, exComnon
Councilman Of tile Fifteenth ward whose hlAckened and
bruised hDdv his relatives say was brought back from
ue Mnru : Island Asylum Tor the Insane. within two
nnhts after ms admission there. that IN their opinion.
would Justify them IN ndicung any one They deter
nh.N yesterday, Ia lHN the aside days in
TIE none tiht more evidence Will he forthcoming.
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on AID AFTER JULY q. 1878,
Express Trains leave New YORK VIA Desbrosses and
CoytAndt sts Ferries follows
80 80, \ al. q 80 30 Limited II A NJ L l. O. d
80. : -. and y Y. NJ. sundays, 40 and y A. NJ s. d
q 80. 30. $50. and Up VI
Boats OF "BrooAlyn Annex connect with all through
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 30 ~ S. $50
and II A VI ll.inied Express l;al T. NJ, . T. 81 :,
and - NJ aud ~ Midnight On sunday. 8 ~. 4, Z.
=, ~ 4 N. 4. Z 81 +. NJ, aud II Midnight
Ticket Offices. 526 and ga broadway, Aston House
and loot OF DesbroSscs and cOrtandt Court and
Brook yn Annex Depot Fulton st. brooklyn; ia
ll6 and lls Hudson st Hoboken; Depot Jersey CITY
FRANK THOMSON, l.. L. FARMER
GENERA Manager General PASSENGER Agent
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NEW LINE TO HUSTON,
~ via Allyn's Point

NORWICH LINE, PIER 20. N r.
Steamers CITY or NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
ats NJ daily, Sundays included.
fARE ONE DOLLAR every day IN the week
Positively tic kets only day O sale
conuectng with bunt at Aliyn'- Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets Tor sale at Pier 10
Norwich line tor Boston, Worcester Portland, and all
points north AMI east via
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers CITY or LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH from
Pier ~. n. H.. daily. ats T. NJ sunday excepted
Tickets and STAT Rooms may be obtained at the Office
OF the company. Az Broadway. corner OF Canal St
Freight taken tor all points nj lowest rates
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METnoroLlrAN ELEyATED Rail.

Nj Ew,HNor',i I'm kiuEv w. - EEDv h Aadil.
St nearest point Wall ferry; COrtlandt st. near.
point Jersey city aud Communpnw ferries. Park
place. nearest point TOR Post once. city Hall, and
barclay i, terry 10 llohoken: Chambers st. nearest
point for PaNOnA and Erie Railroad terry. Franklin
Grand points DE srOscs Jersey
city ana People Line steamers ior Albany Bieccker
9Th st. nearest points tor Christopher It Terry tn
itth st-ScarcSt point u Union square aud Iyceum
Theatres Academy ui Music. Irving aud rammany Halls
23d st-Nearest point TO Booths ST James, and Park
Theatres. Grand opera House, Glmorc's Garden Ma.
Temple. and Jersey city ferries 3Jd st-Ncarcst
point 90 standard Broadway and fh Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. and san Francisco Miustrels 42d st-COn.
with New York Transfer Co.'S cabs for Grand
trail Dcpot 5Sth st-Ncarcst point for Central PARK
For uptown trans take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare ~
cents except between the hours OF 81 and ia A. " and
and NJ when the fare cents Connects with the fol
lowing horse lines Az Rector St. with cars for south
Grand with for DE sbros-cs and East
Grand ferries. Blocker st with east AMI
west sth st. with Tor Christopher and East 10Th
ferries. tsth It with West 2i and East
23d and 3tth ferries; ssh 1t. with Wee
hawkcn Terry At jyth ST, with cars Ut Belt Line Rail
road. MA H. GARRISON, resident
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Excursions.

A LAST WEEK but ONE Of the WEST
~, tniNI AND NhWbukGn EXCCKsluNS Via DAY
LINE STEAMERS. Parties remain hours at West Point
or nearly hours at keMhurg due at New York on re,
mrn at 80 + NJ See Albany and Troy Day Line adver
EISuING HANKS. Sunday. Oct o. steamer NIR.
hlNlA SEl MOI T. lthNlng Franklin st. at 80. 18th st.
T. Fler y, Il5' 10Th IT. \ Il, 10; Pier 6. y. r.
ats a NJ cents tickets 10 cents ladies 81 cents
GEORGE FOSTER, Manager
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Last night tho Australians started for Phila
dclphia where they are To play "A three days
match with an eleven OF American cricketers.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPO1S IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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l,ntistrp.

A THE LARGEST dental establishment IN the
"a city hest double extra gum sets, ~ 81 and $40
tee, extracted under halt the usual price extra
charge II sets inserted, lady III attendance.
DR. MODEMANNS ar and 3i 80 az, ; W. cor 3ith St
TEETH EXTRACTED, csc, with gas, 5uc ,
tull gum sets sIup DIR BRprGlilON ~ West 4th st.
WOULD YOU have line echf to
w Dr. l.. j. llONr, Dentist $40 Fulton 81,
opposite city Hall.
Between Myrtle Az. ami Miluughhy 81, Brooklyn.
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tClantt0- --ttn,al,s.
Uptown ADvERTIsrus

A -uP-TOWN ADVERTISERS
"a May leave their faVors rHs Sun Al the only
autlnr il"n NJ town adsertsenlr nj oncss ''
CHS hrnadwAv y 81 nil ID aud
3os West I'D 81, corner OF 18th sN.. ull or M
400 Sal aN, corner Of 47th -, TIL \ IT, Nj
ps East lti 1t, corner Union square. ull D T. NJ
hoeXtTa charge.
-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A 80 cloak hands want
"a ed, operators nnd nn~hUrs make from $40 la
So per week, with steady work all through Tho season
Apply to lNDESTRUCTlBLE RuffLE 90
and 10 White st.
A -CLOA IA VI AKERs, operators and Hnislers.
"a. Domestic machines Aady work good prices ISL
Glymer NJ, Nillamsburgh
Il 217 FULTON ST, Brooklyn. new machines
"a sofa ana exchanged on best terms, good given
out To pnNi see our prices, work guaranteed
A BTIFICIAI. FLOWERS and feathers Want,
IA cd smart sna hands for pAsting feathers Apply to
MARX HELD CO.. 4sS and AS broadway.
A SHIRT THINNING maker and custom
"a shir mAksrs wAntAh 81 An Fnurth Alt
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroaos.
A FARE REDUCED

A FARE REDUCED
VIA
PEOPLES EVENING LINE
FOR ALBANY
PHYSICIANS. 81. DECK. 81 CENTS.
EXCURSION TO ALBANY AND RETURN, $50
STATE ROOMS. 81 AND 81
LEAVES PIER A. NORTH RIVER, FOOT CANAL ST =,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted At r.. ".
Making close connections with trains n. v CEN
TRIAL Il. u. for the West DELAWARE AND HUDSON
X H. for the North. and susQUEliANNA X. H. for the
Southwest
ROOMS COMFORTABLY WARNED ny STEAM.
THIS Is TIE ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES on THE y. Y. CENTRALh II.
FREE TRANSFER To and from BROOKLYN by
BROOKLYN ANNEX. TICKETS at all the principal
hotels and westcotts Express Offices New York and
Brooklyn
ALBANY AND TROY ny DAY BOATS.
n e. vlBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Nestry St
yacS Ferry. West Punt. S"wbGrsi fokecpSe. Kline
beck. saugerties, Catskil and Hudson; Connect AZ
Spring and Cornwall To WEST POINT or NEwBuRGH
returning by down boat, ONE DOLLAR TRANSFER
ie S All albany SS VIII, TnIiSs SoT and WEST TSst
sold and baggage checked over New York Central Rail
road Tickets coupons good On Hudson River road re
ceivcd Tor passage.
A EVENING BOAr FOR ATHENS, sruY-
n. NESANT NEW BALTIMORE. and tOEYMANS.-
canal u S"rth Fiy"r ryery MoNnAy wgDNEsDAY
and FRIDAY at 7 o'clock T. NJ
A THE MARY POWELL leaves Pier 80. n,
"a. r., Nestry IT. daily at 3 30 NJ making all usual
TROY BOATs-CITizENs' LINE.-Ncw Palace
Il steamers leave daily. except Saturday at q r. VI,
from Pier 40 n r. foot Leroy st. SURF connections
all points North and West Free transfer from Brooklyn
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d1lantfo- maLts.

w inquire At Messrs BROOKS BROS. cor. broadway
and Bond St Entrance IN the rear. D. hATIhhWS.
w him,eif generally uSiu; ~ or TX years old Apply
At fll 9Th av., corner 2hth 81
re- ,I, Swst Go sa;S max
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hand. Tor cu,ting foil on
w glass signs with stencils snAwSco. i2owilliams St
WANTED metal .spinncr, ssccustomed al,o 70
w other brass work. n VI. sW Mnnr~ 81, up stars
w ANTED-First.clnss tailor ~ work In the store
w Call At 1i smith st. Brcokin opposite Carroll Park
w NTED-lup sawyer. Young man. who is quick
w aud steady Apply early At rAfY'S. % Ann i
WANTED2w ;ls5s - yg gggp. ~ and nth honest
w ANTED- Young man rs butcher; must he obe
w E Address with reference g J.. 2pl canal 81
WANTED Young man To work in meat market;
w wages, 81 week ISL WASHINGTON st
WANTED1A tailor 70 work on coats and bushel
WANTED-A few round and square TN can makers
w At - Burlins slip
WANTED-A tidy boy in grocery store. iO7 Bridge
w st. Brooklyn.
WANTED-Iob blank pCGs S 9q 81 :, c..,.n,.,
WANTED-Na'ress makers ~ 50 We, iitn &: sav
" W . ru"" oo'.
WANTED-Aniton poli,her Inquire at a. Walton
w st. Brooklyn. 4 u
-Moun,ers and casters picture frames.
WANTED first elass steam litter. - John St
81 POUNDS tea, 5oc coffee, i2c Sample Tea Co,
-. 26' Pear and ~ Fulton st Agents wanted
Z PHYSICIANS hushclnsn wanted at
MckEES. r1J broad 1t. Newark, n. J.
4 FiRsTieLAss ;.siT Ea.!'eg, no o ,e. need
Prospect aV.. Brooklyn.
< POUNDS sample tea 81 ~ pounds soc. The Can.
~ ton Tea Co. la Chambers st.
EO OOO wORKINGMEN WANTED.
WITH THEIR FAMILIES
A. HAMILTON PARK. 18Th 81 and 81 av.. to attend the
uos TTsT re GEEEYTscK ksP9E E PAETY
ADMISSION FREE
MIN Of NEW YORK;
ATTEND AND HEAR THE TRUTH.
ono RAILROAD ahnrcrs Onto Railroad. also
IT, ZGSDEk %fGrcenwich st
Situations tdlantto.
YOUNG lady wishes to attend bakery or confcc.
n uoncrNi has long experience aud good reference.
Cali On or address STORE, % Hamilton av. brookyn
A Young GIRL wishes situation a.cook and
n Ia do washing AMI ironing cal ON Or address for
two days 49, Nelson nv. Jersey city Heights
A RESPECTABLE yonns woman wants situa.
~ ton small private isnily To- do general house
WORK 2o5 Elizabeth 1t can tor two davs
A GIRL l4tcly landed wants a situation with a re.
~ spectacle family Inquire at 90 Rutgers 1t, 81 door
IAN an American woman in need and have good
references. can wash iron and will take charge
,dA house Address Mrs G. EVANS. care widows aud
orphans Ala Association, aWintlrop place
DKEssMAN wishes a situation under instructions
nnd not AFRAID 10 work Address j. box III sun office
'I,O boss hakcrs-A steady man WISHES situation as
second or third hand wages not all object. city or
country Address tor three days H. box 80. sun Office
iul. wears city reference from last place,
fond ot children. ii3 East 10Th IT.
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miscellaneous.
DosT oFFICE NorIcE.-rhe


DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails for
the week ending saturday. Oct o. 1875, Will close
this office on tuesday,. at NJ Tor Europe, by steam.
snip Wyoming wa Queenstown; on dnrsiRy, AZ 50
NJ for Europc, by steamship Bothnia via Queenstown
steamer must he specially addressed; and at 4 NJ
Tor France direct by steamship rcreire. Havre. on
Thursday atS 4. NJ tor Europe by steamship Baltic via
Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany and France
be forwarded by this steamer must h. specially nd-
dressed and Al 70 NJ for Europe, by steamship Sue,in
VIA Plymouth, CherbOurl, ami Hamburg; Saturday.
NJ o A. NJ, Tor Europe hy steamship Guy O Richmond.
VIA Queenstown correspondence iOr Germany aud
land to he forwarded BY this steamer must he specially
addressed; and ut0 Tor scotland direct BY steam.
ship Circassia via Glasgow and at II 80 A. NJ, for
Europe by steamship MOrl, wa southampton nnd Brc-
men The steamships Wyoming. Bothnla. Baiuc, and
cay oi RICHMOND do not take mails Tor Denmark, Swe.
den and Norway. The mails Or Asplnwall and south
Pacific ports lrANe New York sept 81 The mails Tor
Havana leave New York oct and D. The mails Tor
Mexico leave New York Oct D. The mails the West
Indies, Brazil, aud Argentine leave New York oct .
The mails tor CHINA ami Japan leave san Francisco
Oct 10 The mails ior Australia &c leave san Francisco
oct ~ . IlOS. l.. JAMES, Postmaster
Posi- OFFICE Nrw YoRS sept *, 1874
MANS MISSION On EARTI-A thorough
NI medical treatise, Indicating how confirmed disabl
uesmaN he removed The experience Of 2Oyrs dy.
serNauon and professional practice, showing the
that Will insure restored manhood strengthened vitality
and sound conditions OF health that have bee
by oNertANed powers, statement obstacles to mar
mage and Of the means by which they can be removed
~ mail 21c currency OF postage stamps Address seey
h"s-"'" A"-'"'"s aud s''@"e@ iAs ETo-dEaV n v.
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'Co PHILADELPHIA,

THE oLD.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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FOR Sal, ano 90 GET.
A LARGE STORE to let very cheap at 2io Wal
"a liam II also hoors
FLOORS and half floors To let in the new brown
stone houses, $50 anu 1872 West 10Th st. aver
ley place
nFFICEs TO LEr-ln second story sun building.
" front ami rear. well lighted AMI steam heated. Al
lN al sun FHuhc1uoh ono" nassau ana FRANK orr sts
RIO RENT-Nice. new. s.room cottage, $40; refer
i CncVs required.
JohNW DucAssE, so 4la st. South Brooklyn.
V'O LET-A stand. Inquire at 1877 chambersst
WANTED-To rent or purchase. large and COM
w nVinus store for restaurant business, in district
not more than nNc minutes from the tiN Hal, the east
side preferred Address, c box ll6 sun ONCE.
soar0 ano Aooms.
FURNISHED rooms fronting Chatham square for
rentcntu or ladies' with stoves with or without
board very reasonable Entrance ~ New Bowery, over
the bank
FURNISHED front rooms for housekeeping ior
married couple or men rent from ~ to Is per
week. 4Narick 81
L'GRNISHID rooms with board also. large front
Il r'on- SECOND story. uniurnl,hcd ~ NacdougM IT
- ESPECTABLE mechanics can be- ace ommodaed
~ with welliurnished rooms aud excellent board at bi
East 6jd IT.
YOUNG MAN wants furnished room breakfast
with widow who Will give comforts VI home Address
A, box iSO, sun office.
CD EA WEEKLY.-Completely furnished room
gov for housekeeping al $50 Nauck ST. near
Charlton. Adults only.
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p,rsonl aoiuts.

A TTENTION, patients l--20year, Paris hosplM N
n perience; conslt Or PROTlN - Bond Il ir, ~ ~
diseases. skin disorders nervous debility radcA 'u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20

dando las calderas siempre limpias -ilimen-
fdd0TdS aut0matas Y de vapor para calderas
que ofrecen seguridad competa economic. =
dmlntds para calderas. - Con este aparato
Senc'lio de mny POGO eosto eS impossible por
deScuido quemar las caltleras. s.-Toda clase de
pditaS yrdirU}ds para batcrias comunes per-
eccionadas-ROinnads baida-qS para hacen-
tlaS almacenes, oicinaS y puperias
Notin0s para majz, tijos Y portdties de todOs
tamahos B1nabaS de riego, centiifilgas de
piston. DeSpepiad0s'eS de sierra, ciindro Y
de cuchillo especial para algodon Aparutos
para catG de desgranar, descascarar, limpiar
surtr ell grano por tamah0 V separar ell cara
colo -.udQuinas para hacer ladrillos, tejas
tubos tie baro. -.MiqUjnas de vapor para
arar, zanjear etc -.Naa6nletros, pi15n,elros
baJ6alet,'Os, TeiQjcs, NayeS, rdiruids, toda
clase de material Y etectos de bronco hero
para maquinas, calderas para hacienda tie azi-
car, cafe, maz, aIroz etc Et3ctos de Ielfg1u-
fld, huntrj0S, .terr0-cdiriles, PteHtes de hiel'-
ro.-Como tambicn todo material, edifcios
mdqutndria etc. para .tdctOriaS cent1ules.
Para pormenores, >recios etc dirigirse EN-
Ponce d. Ro,,erto Graham, lnico agente en-
esta Provincial. - Ponce, Puer o-Rico, enero
IL de 1873 Mi6rc
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LA PEQQUEnA ANqILLA.
Gran Fzbgica montaia al papcg
DE AGUAS
GiSEDSO- HEDIClIALN Y DE- PCEn. u

Alentado por la creciento y decidida
protection que ell p1blico todo de esta
Isla viene dispensandome desde Ia ms
talacion de esta industria en- esta capi-
tai, me obllga 4 no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos esten 4 mi alcance para per-
feccionar simplifcando q la vez todos
los preparados. Con tai objeto he ad-
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba La DEucIo-
sA teniendo la seguridad de quo ell pd-
blico sabrd apreciar en- 10 que Sc mere
ce este esfuerzo, seguira honrando ca
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culares. -S,'cs. John Wright ca Aparatos
econ6micos para alumbrar ingenios casas
particulares.
Lo siguiente es un resGmen parcial de la ma,
qulnarla eiectos agricoas induStraes
coAstruidos en- los talleres de los sehores fabri-
cantes arriba nombrad0s.
H0linOs de todos tamanos para Gaia hasta
% pulgadas dametro,-con todas las meioras
para obtener la mayer extraction. - Bombds
para guarapo, horizontaleS, vertcales de va
por -HdquindS de rap0r, verticates, horizon
tales fjas pcrtatiles de uno, dos tres cilin-
dros, con expansion, condensation, senceas
todos tamanos. Ndquinds dtMoSf5ricdS que 40
gastan caldera, carbon nj aqua -7dchOs al
rdciO y triple efectO con sus bombas V conden-
sadores injection y supertciales para lu-
cares en- donde escasea el aqua TdchOs de
rdp0r al aire libre- Eraporad0ru dc Wet
eel Bour Y otros C2drifcadores rectangula-
res, semi-esfericos V continues -Gt'pt11tugns
de Hepworth, Weston Manlove, Alliot -FIltros
de precipitation, de sacos, carbon animal, V
Filtros prensas. .-CdlderaS de fuses, ciIindri-
cas-, seccionaes, Galloway, multitubulares
compuestas. - Caientadores y purifcadores
de aqua para calderas que ofrecen una econo-
mia de 20 a 30 por ciento en- combustb!e, que
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Los senores que deseen encargar maquina-
ria agricola o industrial para azdcar, cafe
arroz, maiZ, algcdon, riegos, maderas V las
peque1as ndustrias, pneden obtener toda ca-
Sc de pormenores, prccios Y condolences de
pago, dirigiendose Ell Ponce Don Roberto
Graham, Inyeaier0 Gnico agente en- esia isla
de hos f,bricantes abao nombrados
= .Sres 4. y ". Smith y CO Glasgow. .-Sres.
Manlo;e 7Hfoh y O. Nottingham y Rouen,
clIyas especadades son toda clase de maqui-
maria sacarina. .-Sres ". H. Bailey ca Sal
ford, Accessories materia.es para fabricas al
vapor.--.Sres CroSsalg Brothers, Manchester,
Motores Gas6gcno que no necesitan aqua, cal
dera nj carbon. -.STes. HayUdrd, Tyler, y CO
L6ndreS, Motores cal6ricosy maqunaria al va
por pertecclonada. - .Sres. John F0lcler y
c. Leeds LoRd'eS. Aparatos al vapor para
cutivar la tierra.-SreS. j. B. Fleming y c.
Edimburyo. Aceites para maquinaria y tinta
para mprenta --Sres. RaHsomes Sims Head
Lpsilrich Instrumentos agncolas, Molinos
para maz etc--.Sres. S. f. Rans0mes CN
Londres, Maquinaria para trabalar maderas,
novedades EN- quincalleria etc-SreS. j. B
Bd1TdciOu9i, Manchester. Aparatos para la
preparation dc fbras, Y los materiales Ell que
SC utilizan = Wooton Desk c. Gl1sgo1c Escri-
torios patentes para casas de comercio parti-
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lIVICI1s JUIIGIALIS
EScribania De Juan Ramon De Torres

FL Sr. Juez de Il Instancia del Dstrito de
Catedral, por su aut0 de IL de enero lltimo,
vencido, recaido en- ell informative de necesi
dad ritilidad para la venta de la estancia Pal
mas, one fue del sinado ID. Antonio Choperena,
sc ha servido sacar p1bica subasta, por el
tsrmino de treinta dias, la repetida estancia
que Sc compone de 591 cuerdas 600 milesimas
de terreno, ubcada en- ell barrio de Palmas, jn-
risdiccion de Bayamon, que han sido justipre-
ciaaaS las distintas classes de- terrenOs de que
sc compone, en- once mil setecientos cuarenta
y och0 pesos euarenta y tres centavos, Sc f.
ia para su remate las dos de la tarde del dia
de abfif pr6ximo entrante, cuyo acto Sc cele-
brara en- ell despacho de Su Sehoria, calie de la
Fortaleza mum. g. Y para la concurrencia de
licitadores, flo Ell presente en- Puerto Rico a
siete de mario de mil ochocientos setenta >
ocho-.Ist Istdn R0m0n de Torres 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
SECCION COMMERCIAL.

DIA l6.
El berg. alem. Bruno y Maria" ven-
did. Compraron, Iglesias hermanos.
De Santander, berg. esp. "Guipuz-
cuano," cap. Sendagorta, q Sobrinos de
Exquiaga. II 1,290 bis. harina de trigo,
1920 sacos i'd, TO- "A vino tinto.
De Mayaguez, bca. esp. Carmenci-
ts," Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, lastre.
DIA IL.
De s. Thomas, vap. ing. Arno," cap.
Gren, consignado q Latimer d Co.
Yarios bultos quincaIleria y muestras.
DIA Is.
De s. Thomas, vap. ing. ''Tiber," cap.
Richarson, 4 Latimer & Co., en- lastre,
sigue para la Habana.
De Aguadilla y demas puntos de su
ruta, vap. esp. Aviles," cap. Ventura,
con pasag.
Ell berg. esp. Guipuzcuano, q Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, almacenan ell todo parte
del cargamento,
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