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, 1878-11-09

IhFEY."-A san Francisco correspondent SAYS
ut Of Portl4ni'S wealthy eitiz-Is has under con
temptation the bEltiIng oi hote! on i scale OF m az.
H,hclnce ami capacity that vii Be al honor To him
aTi tie city 1he plans i,r TIE y house a.e BEN.
e!a:C:a'e! hy this seutlein1n Who = n :-.teur
hIciiy,;, and who has peculiar ideas rs 10 what Is
requisite fox frStlaas house. rs Ear as tie de.
ans have letE iIvulE,i We have no kas!.an-y- in
promising tiit sien c,.nrleel the hotel rlil rank
squli with any IN ;his cc:st. and as san Fran.
cisco les hot ,S that ezce!,i IN tl. world
t;> i IN s;iT ;-t Portland l. soon 70 te noted
;or tie Palace hotel cf tie so.!i
, 1878-11-09

SELp-AssuRED. There is candidate for
congress IN Missouri na'led Col. John T. Crisp
who has 4 sublime Indifference to charges male
against his reputation. Said he, in Il speech
r"1yn''v 'usa", which Is renoIted By the Gass
county C,osr-.-: "N mai ..,.. al = -l5e
t. the people whether |, as 4 c..n,....,te .vr
con res~, have been bond thief OF 4 railroas:
>"indler2' II Col CriNn'S constituents are
sat!stie to accept, his o.:n y.'aat;on. they viii
Ire easily pleased IS general rala, tn El.n
who eoali express 80 much difference to pub
liz opinion. would ba thought ''l:ttle oil in
the brain, bat perhaps Col. Crisp understood,
better than others, the audience to y, hich he
Was addressing his rsna.ks.
, 1878-11-09

BOYS PiEAELE-0nee there vas i
mule. lie had pair Of Timber legs with
heels at the end of them. Mule thought his
master did not give him enough corn TO eat.
80, one day, as the boss was passing behind
am, he lifted mp his heels and boosted him
60 the other side OF the barn. This i ghat
Mr.. Mule called strike. He ,hnun,,t he
could get ali the corn he wanted nov. Pres
emily he wantei water. He didn't get j.
thoUgh. He wanted more corn. He didn't
get that. He Went 10 he'd that ni-ht with.
out his supper Next day he didn't have
to work he didn't hare to ear. either. lie
didn't have any company All he bad todo
vas 70 stand still. and think. He couldn't
think why that master of his didn't come
and feed him. The next day was the same
and the next. Before that mule got any
thing to eat again he had grown so guant
and gentle that he was willing to keep his
heels qn the ground. The strike was ended
, 1878-11-09
~SN -

The boy that gathers up his fishing tackle
and empty basket as the sun is sinking in
the west knows that his mother stands
watching and waiting for him at the garden
gate and the knowledge That the kindii *
wood remains uncut Is such source o
weakness 10 him that 70 march alon: and
whistle ''WhaI IS home without mother:"
IS an after inlyoSS!G.l.ty.
, 1878-11-09

IT seems that the indiaus who surrvn-
dered at Camp McDermott, Nevada, upon
learning that they were to he taken 10
Camp Harvey, became very much dem or
allied. All the Young bucks left for the
mountains during the night precediH =:
the arrival of the cavalry escort. III iEe
prisoners that We're left we.> sJuaws, chill
dren and old men. The Indians fear
treachery. The whites in Northern Ne
vada fear another war next Spring. and
they have good grounds for the feeling.
The Indians have |a~sr quantity of guns
cached somewhere, as they surrendered
none. and were known 10 have been well
srmed shortly before coming INTO Camp
McDermott.
, 1878-11-09

THERE is Z section Of country lying North
af Pandleton av,i..ing eight t1 ten miles VIDE
and reaching to the Columbia river which has
always been considered good for nothing but
stock ranges. This Was all tai zen up last sirins;
Water in abundance is found on nearly all the
claims Large Improvements have been made
in the way OF fencing and brea',InS, and with
no further draw ba-.a vl ss-n-rt 81 iu'!ian
troubles, we may expect to Sc Inc sse:1-ei
portion Of thi, vast region planted la grain neat
.ummer.-Eda OrtgJHtnu.
, 1878-11-09
Ma. SrEpHExs has many stories to tell of

Mr.. STEPHENS has many stories To tell OF
negroes, and one is of famous cotton and
chicken depredators who since the Var met
the ex-vice president i'll the road ''Well,
Thomas, was the kindly szlutation. II was
sorry to hear that you have been in trouble
about Mrs. Trips chickens" ''Yes. Mars.
Alec, l done quit all dat now said the
negro very penitently- "How many did
ycu take before you stoped:" asked Mr.
Stephens. Il tuck all she had, was the
perfectly innocent reply.
, 1878-11-09

the misunderstanding it By about 20 to l.
Judge Guicl.ard bad No one running against
him, which shows hos I.iCch the people ap
,.reciate good man. We intended TO publish
the seiaryte vote for each precinct, bat they
were returned too late for publication.
The following are the votes for South Walla
Walla precincts.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
South Walla Walla Precinct Delegate to
Congress. Thos. H. Brents, IA; Pro. ecutin,;
A:torpey, K. f. StuzdeFant, fSl; Brig adler
General, John ii. Smith, 240; Adjutant Gen
eral. \. Slorah, 225: Colnrlissary General, ID.
". Smith. Us; gasr sermas er General, +. ".
Spafl;n2, go; Councilman, DIR. j. II. Day,
2iS: Representative John y Taylor. 2i7;
Mark r. Colt. 2lS: J. N. Dewar, 30: j. Y.
Crawford. 900; Sheriff, Bender, 152: Audi or,
". G. Painter, 2IG; Treasurer, John 7. Boyer,
rs; Assessor. :. e. Day. IFS: County Com
n;s,:oners-M B. Ward, 23o; AmGs Cum
mings, pos; Samuel H. Irwin, 205; Schoo
Superintendent, e ". Wheeler, 223; Coroner
Dr. J. " Boyd, 90; County Surveyor, p
Xahnrr, 22i: Justices of the Peace f. B.
Whitman, 1S4; .. P Laoy, lG2; Constable
J. Bryant, lul.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
Soa.h Walla Wal!a Precinct et-N. 7. Cation
Defgata to Congress, lSi; James Y. O'Dcll
AAiusant General, lG1: george Hunter, Brig
slirT General 81; R-ni. Mnrphy, Commis
,'''y "e"ei ~; %; ! = -: i'yi ',,'u ~ t-''.--
Ter "eieF'-!, I,"; ", ~ i:.i;S;.fi' t,,@ls's..
Attorney, Zo' u ~ MIN '"uiic5iii''i, sJ iTg
{ k"pi"-~i',at.f, -. y. Nt2Ii.-; ~ y. IL
l.:is2ts.' -'i' " M haI'li, l't, W; l. baTiieS
10; ,.i''e- T. I!iet,i' .,,7' i,!Ie''
Ac' ~; -! i'''' 'Sr SII-s' ii.iS
ureT' i,"'; IL. ''''i,ian'' if,n,'e ''htSe' 10
/ samuel ''ae,aI, AsS'''[.r 10; I"ah'y 'udi: On
ni'SSio'rS' " - a III On ~
5"hn ."Hi,D:i' l,-' '>c'''',' IIPe,ii. hdeh', /.
n. rfihh' To- , "i"I'i, e. -; -hcl urus, La
,luS!iceS OF t'ie iS''ce o. 1; Lacy, io-; =. u
! Nhtih;u,' I"t; ''iNtan.a, '"hh bfyant, iol
Against '"hStstn'i"H' -; i"r constitution
-; ;S.a''t r,i"'':s,e - 10. ~ 30: i'r
-; against .'st'''a'e 'i';cie - - L"f
- agar Isl ''i "''' ~ ''o'' 40 D. -o'' i"r
81:
Lt "'"S ,,.Is.,,i m su,'S !, are :Fe4 Ii
.ii lr -, IN 1:,'s ''is ana ir
SI.yF, TN - an IL -, ~ ~
-''"''.3 '''-.'l t''l'.' ''iil II ''--'-i- f,e'
! precinct ~ t, ,.,-p. :" i,.'' !.":!i-
81. 'ET"lh4'I' acI 5.T-i VI III ~ Iiti's-,
81 w. IL, 10 f,'''iiii'' 10
/ ~, ~ -, NJ S,:, pa, -; -.
Thompson, ".s: f'c'''LEray' t.a ~ oshe 40 -"
n''I[ 2.,S. -, To-, 's'i' -
Ia.a,,i, 80 I'm 'r,i'ir, c.,
i'Ei, i,' - ~ ie','7, To5 o'nie'e
r;'iii' . ','i1"' "I. ~ i " ~ naE' -
iaNl'I; "lS IL %, ..i' ,r''"I"rd ,I
W w .., :t.,'. 'i., t,..,. f', p1ser' t4e
II W. - l." H. a'S D.
'',Z, ~. ~" III, I,'.., 49, .'"t "'. e.
., "y ~ r'''i''S d, ,'' u gave iuii returns "
'ht a - ''n ''!i o"n:e Q, .h7 oIhe
M 'i't St1 ~ 'eiF ono
'''1 VI mn T, icGuit 9eioi
'ie i'"tIc - 500. - i':e>i' y ihe ie5lS'at"r
FL ~ ;i.r ,' E' Goit . - ~ i''iNS 'ho \
i's 80, :, s.. '', - W .'eHt'' rtilh'i
-. n,,.. w. ?'iill man ,
y III : .i.,4..I ~. : ~ -, VI VI
An, I,u,,,,;,,..s ,.r.I.li,. - .i An,
81, 81, ~. -. 49,. ,sn tiaioi
IN Wbai- a;s,. p .,sa iiIilc'
~, I'm y" ~, ~. - 20 ",'c"p>r i'o
, 1878-11-09

ONLY s., ,751. 100 0-ThY Manhattan Say
ings Bank of New York was robbed Sup
day NIGHT Of 81, 49, 100. The directors
seems to have done al they could to
make the robbery possible. They entrust
keys 10 the safe and the combination
the janitor; whose duties about the
establishment are pretty wei understood.
ACCORDING to this m4ns statement, lie Was
surprised at his toilet in his private apart
meut by seven men, who had found their
way into the bHilding The ianit0r did
not do much screaming himself, bat his
mother-in-iaw was disposed TO be less dis
Greet. Her demonstrations were, how
ever, suppressed when 'nfu- Ged by one
"f tie seven men that screaming was
ainst their rules The ianitor was then
forced To give up the keys of the street
.oors. -Four men then went down stairs;
three remaining To guard the ianitor and
his interesting family. The four men re-
rlained down stairs three hours, during
'''ch time they appropriated the -, 75I, :
,Clia money and securities. The JAM
TORS wife tells about Ii, same story as the
janitor himself, except that she saw but
FIVE men, while the janitor saw seven
This reminds lis of Ealstad men in buck
ram, who increased so rapidly IN numbe"
that Prince Hal conceived gre,t aGmi-
ration for Falstati' power Of imagination.
1t does rot make much difference whether
there We're FIVE or seven. Hhc thin that
,rprises everybody is, that if robbing
nks is SO easy in New York, the basi-
'css does not attract the attention Of all
c iawleS5 ol.r.:Utcrs i'll that city. 1t is
hardly necessary to add that the managers
,hink il imprudent to pay ont any money
until they know how they stand--in other
words, as long as they can help 1t.
, 1878-11-09

THE yellow fever has been very fatal
among the few soldiers and their wives
and children stationed at jackson Bar
racks. New Orleans. The 18th Infantry
was ordered away at the breaking out Of
the epidemic, with the exception of a few
left in charge of government property.
The Towards and Young Mems Christian
Association sent uurccS and did all in ther
power, bat the d. ease attacked nearly
every man, woman and child III the bar
racks II Is fortunate th,t the regiment
was ordered away. for had it remained
the 18th would have been wiped ont
, 1878-11-09

1eE directors ard other oitic;sis of the
Ci,y of GLASGOW Eank have been COM
mi,taG; '"r tr'al on charges of Iraud aud
iae,i The relatives Of John Stewart
ODER s3GO, 900 bail, but the acceptance OF
bail is not obligatory in cases Of thef5.
Sever! persons prominently connected
with The 5ank have Gisaqpeared
, 1878-11-09

y Confederate monument was unvailed
at Augusta, Ga, on the 3lst ult. The
star spsnglea banner and Confederate aas
we're blended, fringed with olive, sur
mounted by the watchword " Peace"
, 1878-11-09

A Mrs. BLACK Was thrown from & coach
in Idaho. breaking her arm. She sues the
stage company for S5G0,oOj, II one arm IS
worth that much how much would the
woman be worth. She y the NEST valuable
woman we haze beard Of Tor many day.
, 1878-11-09

Chief kirkpatrick Of the San Francisco
police, viii be tried for permitting J. c.
duncan and b. L. LeWarne TO escape, and
Tor not changing the officers regularly On
duty N The Chinese quarters.
, 1878-11-09

THE VANDERBILT WILL CASE-The pro-
crcss Of the Vanderbilt viii ease IN New
York Is bringing to light many Incidents
which might as well perhaps have remained
III obscurity. Some of these are ScaudalouS,
others amusing, and still others painful \
few days aga Mrs. LaRau, daughter of
Commodore Vanderbilt, and Mr. W. H.
Vanderbilt, a son, Sworc point blank against
each other, which causes the .Ses to remark
that money viii buy great many things,
but it will never bay 10 the vanderbilt
family the peace and harmony that iw eli in
many a cottage it will never heal the sears
of this strife over the Will"
, 1878-11-09

i decree WAS issued al Berlin or the Isl
prohibiting numbers of socialist pamphlets
n addition 70 those previously prohibited.
in the execution of the decree, the police
Were obliged to make % domiciiiary visits,
, 1878-11-09
Washington Territory Elections.

NANooUstR, Nov. 6.-Vancouver pre-
cinct gives Cation SS3 majority. Consti
tuition S3 majority SkeSir City gives
Brents 20 majority; for constitution q
majority. Fidalgo gives Erents - ma
iorI,y. S5eiiaeoGm gives BrcntS Ia ma-
jo1i5y; Ca!on, lG2; for cons! tuition, 81;
against 81 New Tacoma gives Drents
IS; Cation, l45. Olympia gives Erents
2J0; Cation 2223.
, 1878-11-09

A creased dog cannot run SO fast as a
boy IN cellar who hear his mother say
she must go down and see if the rats are
after the preserves.
, 1878-11-09

Two masked men stopped the stage at
AerT!y's creek, Texas, OH the lst, and while
piundering the sacks We're fired upcn by
ircighterS. They escaped on one horse with
three registered packages.
, 1878-11-09

Los ANGELES KcgdR: We have been rrlia-
lly informed that orders have been issued to
coInmencr forwarding steel rails to Arizona,
for the extension of the Southern Ptcs c Ia
that territory at once, and that the first II
stIllinent may be expected to pass thro ,gh
this city by next week. TicS, We learn ON
the sane authority have heei. going forward
III the rate Of 1860 pcr day, about two and Il
hall miles, for some time past. Ills loohs
very much rs if the company intended to push
construction with speed, and the probabilities
are that within the next year 'os Angeles viii
have rail communication with Tucson.
, 1878-11-09

"WHr does lightning 81 rarely strike twice
in the same place = Prof. Workman asked the
new boy in the class in natural philosophy.
Huh said the new boy, 1T never nce'.s ~.
And it is little singular that nobody had
thought Of that reason before.
, 1878-11-09

THE New York San says: Money invested
in the republican party this fa!l viii tie j
dead loss. No human power can Fcerent a
crushing defeat. from which there can be NJ
resurrection The day Of dissolution IS ne
At hand for a party which began its career
under the noblest Inspirations, and Will end
in worse than iiScredit The active politi-
clans who are now seeking aid to save their
State" know how well tLey are doomed,
aud are striking far themselves more than
for the cause winch they profess 10 represent.
, 1878-11-09

Low FRIIGBrs.-Freishts have reached the unpre
IDENTIFY low rate of 81 is oil from San Francisco to
Liverpool ith such lou rates Of wheat and freights
shippers and ships must grin and bear il together
TLere Is no war in Europe this time.
, 1878-11-09

4 BAD hEGULAIIUN.-SOm. Of Inc bodies
OF the drowned in the Princess Alice disaster
were taken from the wafer, rojhed ana;
thrown back again, and III more than one
case drowning passengers were passed hy
mind hrn, he's alive; lock out for the dead
cn2s.' Tins is owing to the regulation which
provides that reward of i've shiIiings be
paid for the recovery OF every dead body,
but fails to reward the rescuer Of the living
, 1878-11-09

Mas. DUNAwAY found champion in the
''cauSe" in Rev. j. \. Oruzan, Ia an open
letter - him in the O.e.fonjs" she iikcns nan
without women to ''one-half & PAIR of shears.
, 1878-11-09
st.:NsS2

Hayes attended anoti.er f;ir N tie 1st.
this tine 1T Baltimore.
, 1878-11-09

Speaker Randall places the Democratic
majority in the next house at 33.
, 1878-11-09

kIyZIL-kEEFE--H Henry l. Kinzie and Gath
ar:ne '. kerfc, 1t st. fatrick'S church, Sun
day, November 81, 10y Rev T. Duifv.
, 1878-11-09
EIprtinu Returns.

The county has gone republican. Mr. jas.
r. Thompson Is elected on the democrats
ticket also D. J. Storms and Sam Jacobs.
Russell creek gives majority for Erents, Day,
ton 100 for Catnu. The people voted against
tie eonstitution--beating it By about 20 to l.
judge Guicl.arl bad no one running against
him, which shows how niuch the people ap
preciate good nan. We intended to publish
the separate vote for each precinct, bat they
were returned too late for publication.
The following are the votes for South Walk
Walla precincts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16
slITIl Ig TAPVRIS lSPA1lLIs
lENTRF LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO. RICO.

Ioa yaporee Puerto Rico. captain Izaguirre;
H,nee eaDitan Portuondo Mdvd0Hez. captain Orion
saouir6n hacienda sus viales como hasta aQnl.
ssliendo de Liverpool 81 dia % De cada mes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16

soBRE CuBIERTL.
PtO.-Platn Habana. MtJico.
Tarifa para dinero.

Intercoonal bajo de S5nno. ........ pc
ldem mas de $S Sol...................... 81. a ~,
Inglaterra Francia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a iS.
Los vapores Trasatantcos tocHn on Pl5 mouth.
Chebourg * Southampton. Ia esta Agencia eX-
pden pasajes diretos para Paris,
Se expe Iden bilct,s de ida vuclta para pasa
les lntero loniales Irasstlantcoa porJ mcs,s
afio rcspectlvame entc con una rebla del - y. ..
PASAJES DE FAMITIAS - Tod famllia com
puesta de q perSOnaS cuyo pasaje Irasatiaht'-
co cOmponea el v-Ior de clIatro p;.sai. entcro
tene dcrecho d la rcOaJa de Il a seXta parte DE-.
montante del phsaJe. EftiendaSe por fumilia les La
dres. h'jos y erados. Esta reduction no tirnc iu
gar cuando Sc eNptdSn pasaJes 'ie ida yueuL
Los nifios manUS de amos un0 gratis, de 4 IL
cuarfa parte, de IL la nitad.
Los pasajeros para Francia. 6 cualQuier parte do
Europa, pueden 0uedar Is dlas en- lngaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar on Francfa. Los paSaJeros por estos vapores
tsndran e privego de yiajar en e camino de hie-ru
entire CherbourR, Paris. Plymouth Londres. una
rebala de 10 pE los enbareados en- este puerto.
EstA prohbido a los pasajeroe, embarcando el
este puerto tomar billetes sino de los Agen
ties en- San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Ltiimer = Ca.
pasale tornado bordo pa CARA 10 p% de
Ademas de los puertos mencionados.
dan obtenerse passages por los vapores d
paifia, para los siguientes puntos: AntigL
das. Belize, Cartagcna, Colon. Curacao. II
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town. Jacmel
La Gaira, Martintca Port-au- Prince,
Savanilla Saint Kits Santa Lucia So
bago isla de Trinidad.
Sc exigen ahora preeiGs m6dicc
ties de tabaco y cafe Europa.
l. Para pormenores sobre pi.ai
rigirse d la Agencia de la Con-
La Compania aSeglra'
en- effective. metales prec
en- los vaporas de lP line
Thomas. HabsnR 8 CT
-ARanfRS LAftIner
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16
rxesuciOnes de la sobredioha tarifa.

N;6os de 6 d Il amos de edad. pagan la mita
one los adultos: nifios. de Il AMOS de edad
a1 uo ii euarta parte del pasaS de un aduito: ninos
SSa mEnos de aios. gratis.
y q N(srialas que Ocupan camaroteS toman sllS
Dides sean en- ell salon de las damas, sea en- la ca
rnsaia de primera camara: criados seran colocades
an IN segunda cAmara.
ri = ZPasnjeros de primera camara qne deseen el
so exclusive de una camara satisiaran dos yoees e
my X . Pssaifsros que hagan el viae Europa HoI
tnc ar,nres dos yeces dentro del t6rmino de d0ce
sSes rozaran do una rebala de 10 pa sobre el i'm
sorfa del segundo billete ai tomarlo
- pasaisrOs Que tonen billete de prtmera CANA
- da t,Is yllea Europa vice. versa, goaran de
,.-a reia de IS o. 70 sobre Ell Importe del paSae que
tnrl,e ri seryicio de la Inca de Hamburgo. Biietes
5resstf nara puertos alene de Panama serau ex-
,andi,loS con las rehajas de eostumbre que suelen
1once,ler las nneas de conexlon, por las cualeS el
trnsnorte sea efeetuAd0.
EiIetes de ida vuelta son valederos por 19 meSes
a. me estos como los denas puedan transferirsea
otTa raa de una sexta pare sobre Ell tipo es-
4.tlastsI1 cue se hara en- favor de fnmas. solamen-
t ~ ss gs1e ei imp0rte del pasa5e Isl fuese carga-
* ~ 81 re;la nara todos los iRivduos de la famila)
Sas A. @ III frsNnrka del pasaje de euatro adultos.
a. "a una famia DadreS hijos criadoS
no 81 hace rebaa persona que tome oiilete de Ida
yueita.
Para mas pormenores dirigrse en- Aguadilla. se-
Nnyes Silva Ferrer Con- Mayaguez, Sres. Heise.
4 raanler + @oSsEn Ponce SEes. Schroeder Cos--En
kan Juan az Puerto nicO
FEDDERsEN WILLINK 3 c.
asu.Jaan De Puerto -RieO Ahgilsd isIR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16
C0LEGl0 COLONIAL DE- GURAlAO.
DEDIcADo A LA ENsESANz1 PRIMARTl
YsECUNDARIAD DEL LBELL0sRx0.

Este plantel qneen los siete meses que cnen-
ta de exstencia tiene aseguradn perfectamen-
te sll estabilidad baj0 la s6lisla base de los re-
sultados obtenidos liasta ell dia, esta llAmado
prestar las familias de esta cuidad, grandes
selyicios en- la educacion instruction lie sus
hijas.
En- el Colegio se admiten alunnas interna,
y externas
Los preciCs por trimestres son los siguien-
tes:
INTERNAS.
En- las secciones primaria y secundaria. n
EXTERNAs.
En- los primeros conociInientos s.
En- la seccion primaria. ria.............. 3.
En- In secundaria. ..................... IA. 40
Los primeros conocimientos comprenden: el
abscedario espahol, formation de las Elabas y
p imeros rudimeutos lie lectnra, eseritura y
contabdad
La instruction primaria cosiprende lectura
castellana, escritura, Rndiment0s de Gram&ti-
ca, Urbanidad, Elementos de Geografia ffsica,
Cosmograf1a, priTeiOs conocimient0s on unO
de los idiomas ingles, frances d h0laRdes.
La intruccion Secundaria comprende: Gfa-
matica castelIana, aritmetica teorica y pr&ctica,
Historic universal, Cosmografia, Geografia
fiscs ypolitica, Defamation . idiomas frances,
| ingles holandes.
| Ademas, hay una seccion consagrada La
bores dibujo; ocurrase por el programa re-
glamento al agente ID. Manuel III. SOLO.
MAYAGtEZ P. RET. DIRECTOR, JOsk r.
HEyRIQUZ hta. IS jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16
HOTEL Y BANGS
OLA VIZCAINA.o z

- El acreditado hotel " La Vizcaina" cuyo n0nnbr0
ya universamente conocidc. ha paSitdo & la Bru-
piedad de D. Manuel Rodriguez. antigua dueh0 de-
La Corufesa. ("
Reputable como esta va des0e niucho TEMPO esta
parts ademas contando con excelehtes bRnOa g. Ia
aitura de los meiores de Europa por emas est eli-
earecer nuevamente las ventajas qlie ofeee pro-
pietario los Que Sc dignen honrare asistiento su
mesa ocapandp sus numerosas habitaciones.
EXcelente seryicio. modicdac sl los .precios. es-
paciosos yentado< ctiartos. sobre tudO ln trHtO
una pesa esmeradisimos. as l que brihdaA los scr
heres hu6spedes coneurrentes oil rcformado hotel
a. La Vzcaina"
Puerto -Rico cale de San Justo: adms. is yls.
Ebre. 1s MANuEI. noDRTuuF7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16
BANos De UAH
DE
$ Ildefo So.

La J,lnta Directiva de este piadoso Asilo.
deseando por todos los medios que est6n x
su alcance, allegar fondo para .atender 4
los compromises que tiene contraidos, ha
dispuesto, segun costumbre en- amos ante
riores, la construction de cinco bafios en- Ia
puerta Gle San Juan, uno general cuatro
particulars.
Ell precio de ellos sera dos reales vellon
por persona en- ell general y en- particular
dos reales fuertes, pero 81 pasan de dos pei
sonas, I'm real ; en- los particulars 81 por lln
abono de II bailos en- 15 dias, por 1irn sola
hora que Sc designara al tomar los interpsa-
dos las II papeletas, Ell cual no 30 prnlpntla-
I'd mas del tempo seilalado; otro III. dc las
IL del dia en- adelante, sin hora fila. $9. Id-
virtiendose que los que tomen abono bodrAn
lleyar consigo las peFsonas que gusten.
Los que deseen tQmar ab0no podrSn tliri-
girse la casa de IA que suscribe. plazn ID
Santiago, caile dc San Francisco. 81. "
Secretaria, Aurora de ealaxar. \. i6 jnn.
Imp. del & Boletin. = !. RsrtnieES 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16
AVISO IMPORTANTE

apreciados medcos
puen popoonse egitmos,
c..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-16
En- Ell ALMiCEN
DE
ID. Alvaro Vazquez,
DE PUERTO RICO
Sc EScUENTRA DE vEyrA Lo slGunSTE

Hi rro cn barrasy chapas de to las ,limensio-
nes
Hero galvan,zado del liso acahalaGO cuI.:-
bTcras canaies, tornillos y ciayos para el mis-
mo zine
Zero tunlido ordinaro, tofnillcs tuer-
cas- de tod sdimensi0Hes nas de tOdas classes.
Cobre Ell p!aRcila para alambiques ctr
uses, remaches y cabillas barras iedondas
C4bi.las de hero galvanizado con sas aran-
delas.
C.avos de hierro galvahizado de cobTe pa
IA embarcaciones
Fejes de herro bujes de todas clases para
curretas coches.
Sopandas abraz :eras para idem.
Para sacar p:etlraE, bsrFas, lica 4, cnhas
mandarias, i,icos, para caminus carTeteras.
Pinturas areites aguarr4s cn barricas
Il canaS.
Clav2s de tonelero nln. s 10 y de pales Ie
todas clases
Azadas brGhidas medic brufiir.
Flejes de todos tamaiOS para tolieiero.s
Coma en- tlaneha, primera clase, para juntRs
de maquinaria.
Sicrias de aire tronzadures, milIi0 en- poIvo.
Efectos para buques desp6sito de madtlas
del pans, vigus ria, &c
Sc adniteh encargos de todas classes en- ma
luinaria y ferrettrs, col.,mnas, baconajss s. tli-
berias para Fabrica &c, DC. b. 5.
lta. Z Julio