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New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
sInNG NEWsPApER UNIONS.

In the suits Of Charles 4. Clegg against
Andrew J. Aiken and tho various newspaper "unions"
that prepare what known patent Outsdes, mo-
ton was MADE, yesterday, before Judge Daniels 10
amend the complaints The suits originally 70 com
pe the defendants Oinsert the plaintiffs advertisements
uder his contracts As nis customers have withdrawn
thcr contracts he desires TO change IL tO suit FOR
damages. lie made The Milwaukee Newspaper Union"
dcfcndan aud has since discovered that Is not
pofaIon and desires 10 substitute tho name OF the asso
ciatcs In he Union. The doendants counsel said DO
shoud not OPPOSE tho amendments but only asked
proper costs Judge Daniels reseedhs decision on that
pOlnt.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
ARr STUDENTS SHOWING THEIR WORK.

There was large attendance at the rooms
" The Art students LeagCe. No los Fifthave. last
evening when the annual exhibition OF students work
was presented. Among the guests were william Cullen
Bryant T.. e. stedman, Professor John Welr
of Yale College number Of wellknown artists Of this
city, and many ladies' The specimens OF WORK placed on
exhibition selected by committee consisting Of +
= Chutch W. rt j. Harper, c. Iirschberg, Clinton
Ogllye. l.. f. BloOigu0d and Mrs. Calhoun. The four
walls % the reccpOn-room were wel covered with pic
tur.s one side Of the room was devoted To finished
crnvou portraits and landscapes, which were much adj
mircd On the opposite side were displayed specimens
OF work done by tho portrait classes, consisting OF
head, painted In oil. The rest Of the space Ia the
room was given mp 10 work done by the
sketch class. Many Of the specimens had been done
within one LouI's time. and presented llusra
tons OF rapid work Other specimens had been care
fully finished of then having been used by the IL
ustraied paucrs OF this city. In adjoining room were
displayed variety OF crayOn sketches from living
models group OF facee. classed rs "study heads"
attracted much attention.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
nECREASE OF THE CITY DEBT.

Controller Kely's report of the city's finances
for the month ending March 81 has been received. His
report to the Legislature last week he end OF
February The following shows the principal changes
Indicated by the March statements
l. Net funded deDt March 81 81 G99 SO
Net funded debit December 81 lS7T..... gO3i0,SlT 81
.......... ..... $lO2 rs 80
q Temporary assessment debt, March 81,
" ............ s2I, ,l97, 900 90
3I is77 ............ 81 329 900 90
$4,000 90
o. '' s.... e. 97i. .766 80
81 1871 6,O5l, ,i2l 80
Decrease ..-...... 81 .O7G.657 80
l. hefs9He m aptepatIoH Of taxes Of 800
Tot.l nshi March 81 81 10 792. 800 4S
1otal debt March 81 1877 ......-. ... l226ll,i3S 7S
peyssr'o - ."...... s2sis472 80
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
A PERCENTAGE on CONTRACTS CLAIMED.

The trial of the suit of Henry B. Welles
against Charles Kellogg and c. 5. Maurice was begun
Yesterday in Supreme Court Circuit before judge Van
Brtint The defendants who are Pennsylvania bridge
builders agreed with the plaintiff. in October, 1872
gave MIN pcr cent the price Of all railroad bridges
that his influence should throw into their hands lie
introduced them 10 some Eric Hallway men, and they
got contracts to build bridges amounting altogether TO
over 5000 600 He claims $4,000. They say his INTRO
ductons were wOrtness that they got contracts
tl 1874 ana then through other sOurces The case Is
AIN on Luther X. Marsh appears for the plaintiff
RIIlos Beach and Augustus C. Brown FOR defendants.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
ALBANY.
DoINGs AT THE STATE CAPITOL.

REDUCTION OF SALARIES IN cITIEs--THE SUPPLY
BILI~-AcTIoN OF THE CANAL BoARD--GENERAL
LEGISLATION.
The Assembly, after a long dobate, yesterday
passed the Municipal Salary Bill, by vote Of 30 TO
II. amended so as to except BROOKLYN the officers
of which are already empowered to reduce
salaries. The annual saving TO New-York VIII
be So O00, 900. Charles H. Duell was awarded the
contested seat for the XIIIth New-York District.
The Supply Bill was reported; it appropriates
$662O.2l3 The Canal Board approved the toll
sheet reported by the Legislature, AID appointed
number Of collectors.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
yOal sisi sl72 sl75 lS8 sl6095l6O5

These reductions have been nade-$14, 600 600 in six
months they have reduced the debt Of the city
S2OOOOOO II this bl IS passed, they VIII have the
nower To reduce SO, 100000 of taxation year The
question before this House to-day whether you .Wi
reduce taxation In NewYSrk S23ooVVo, @ or OUT % oi
Why should not the salaries OF p0iicemen nremeh anu
school teachers be reducedf Their salaries were named
In war times. Surely they should bear the same re-
ducton In wages that the rest OF the community pear
not say that Their 1 sss ca s9Ga pe Of S
should have the power 10 reduce these salaries When
Mr. Dalys amendment to exempt the policemen, fire.
men, aud school teachers rejected by vote Of 80 TO
76. The New-YOrk City members voted as follows
Republicans IN Romans Democrats In 'MHcsl:
YEAS
srSgnts0 s1'Ia hsy., 4sY5s M.Ssassg ssi 4sss
s.s sp, sss:: ss:s sss Sss:i:
The hill Was afterward passed by a vote Of 95 to IL
The following voted in the negative Republicans in
Roman; Democrats in italiesl;
Bro,rnlnO Fitzgerald Hume PTdE :,
esSaEsJ eisrE,J. HaSss'I. TeDonougA.
Below is the full text of this bill the only one of great
importance in relation to NewYork City passed by the
Assembly this session Of the Legislature:
THE BILL.
lFor the purposes Of this act the l9es al b an
Common Council thereof except in those cities where
Board OF Estimate and Apportlonment exists pnisaant
and in such cities tne
such Board OF Estimate and Apportlonment.
SIC 2 The local authority in each city Is hereby
the fees percentages allowances or salaries provided
rIo,1s and Others which may be payable
directly or indirectly. out OF the treasury or the
money Of said city, and in regulating such fees percent
ses allowances or salaries the local authority is
forized in its discretion to reduce the number OF such
oficers employees and Others. - a..
sHc 4 There shall not hereafter be paid from the
treasury OF any city, any officer salary or allowance
IN excess OF $4,000 per anuum and no subordinate In
any department in such city, except the deputy OF the
head Of department. the chieengineer oi depart
ept or the superintendent of police therein. shall re-
ceye or be paid salary allowance In excess OF oVOO
per Any Judicial ooer whose salary ~ ey ,ne
bjs term OF Office shall continue TO receive and be PAID
the salary which he Ia entited but hs
shai not receive or be paid from the treasury OF such
Atty any sum which would increase his salary as sucn
knjcef in excess OF $4,000 per annum. .,.
6gc a II shall be the duty Of such local authority
,here the sams board Of estste and apportionmen
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
A GERMAN GROCER's SUICIDE.

A clerk employed in the grocery store Of
Henry +. Cordes at Gold and Concordsts., Brooklyn,
reported to the police yesterday morning. that the pro-
prietor of the store had committed suicide Mrs. Cordes
went into the cellar about m. and found her hus-
band suspended by a rope from BEAM She cut him
down. bat found that life extinct Mrs Cordes told
Coroner smms that her husband had been despondent
for some time II stated by those who knew him
that grocer had recently made Investment Of
50 900, and that his loss preyed upon his mind Mr.
age.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
THE WALKER DIVORCE SUIT AGAIN.
The old suit for limited divorce betwee

Eliza Jane Walker and Joseph Walker, came before
Judge Daniels. yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers
on cross motions one to confirm referees report giving
her temporary alimcny $75 week aud $500 counsel
fee the other TO send back the matter 10 referee. On
the we's side il urged that the husband max
ing. by "a patent medicine invented by her, $4,000
wear On husbands side u asserted that invest
ment, In worthless patents had ruined him. Judge
Daniels reserved his decision. John B. Perry appeared
for the wiiei Daniel 4. Robertson for the husband.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
Ev1cTroNs IN THE MARINE COURT.

William B. Crosby, the agent of very large
estate applied to Judge McAdam, In tho Marine Court
Chambers, for warrant Of dispossession In summary
,roceeings for the eviction OF tenants Judge McAdam
declined 10 grant II on tho ground that with nine
courts having power act the Marine Court should not
e Oyerw hecd with this class Of business To the delay
of its litgaed business Mr. Crosby horcupOn obtained
an order from the Supreme Court that Judge McAdam
show cause to-day why mandamus should not issue
10 compel him 10 process n that class Of proceed
ings. Elbrdge r. Gerry appears for Mr. Crosby; the
Marine Court Justices have employed Elliott f. Shepard
TO prepare their answer.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
NOMINATIONS
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The President sent

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
william C. Howells. Consul at Quebec, 10 De rnIsa
States Consul at Toronto
~ wasson, Of Illinois, to be United states Consul
Quebec.
0stdstsrs-Andrew g. Tinkam, Middleborough, Massa
Edward 4. R0we, at Lowell Nass; Charles H. Brggs "a
Foxboo. Mass Lewis Holmes az Brdgewster Mas. Petsf
z. Clark at Sc0hare N. Y; Alm0n Samson at Rchmonf
Ind NJ H. Ives. at Independence, Kan; Gilmore a. s;r
on az Clay Centre Kan Lewis CriItenden at Pao Kan,
Edward II. BOQner, al Fort Laramie. Wy. n.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
THE NEW STAMP AGENT.

Gently appointed stamp Agent In the place Of Mr. Cham
bers signed, yesterday took possession OF the Govern
ment rooms at Broadway and Princest. Mr.. Hopkins
has been employed special agent OF the Post Ofiee
Dcpar for the last years At the present time
all the postage stamps are printed by companies In TINS
city, and requisons for these, sent to Washngton arc
returned to the agent here 70 have the orders filled
When Mr. Hopkins took charge yesterday there were In
the office several millions Of stamps OF the different de-
nnmluatonS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
CITY BENEFITS FOR CITY RESIDENTS.

A delegation of Brooklyn Aldermen called
upon Mayor Ely yesterday to ask that he would oppose
the proposition made in the NewYork Board Of Alder
men TO conne cartmens licenses to residents OF this
city. They informed him thai they had repealed simi
lar ordinance for their city Tho Mayor promised to
consider the matter When the New-YOrk board met,
the ordinance was laid for one week. resolution
was offered prohibiting nOnresdents from occupying
stalls In Washington Market. Another resolution
aIesed the Controller 10 refuse payment TO any city
enuloy6 not living In the city. Both resolutions were
laid on the table for week.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
CONFIRMATIO Ne.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The Senate in exec.
utive session. to-day. confirmed the nominations OF the
following postmasters
Martin Mulyile, at Woolworth, Wis; Smith D. Atkins
Feepor H.; John ;. Hobrook. at Nevada CITY col aud
David Hooper, at Kirssytlle, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
THE SUPPLY BILL.

THE ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL REPORTED IN THE
ACCOUNTABILITY TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
TO GO INTO THE TAX BILL.
ALBANY, April 2.-At the opening of the
session OF the Assembly this morning. Mr.. hvord
reported the Annual Supply Bill, and 1T was made the
special order for Thursday morning. Following are the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
SAFE BURGLARY IN NEWARK
safe in the Office of 5. III. Wheeler, banker,

A safe III the Olnce OF >. IL. w heeier, Dahker,
OF No77l Broadst Newark. robbed early yesterday
morning 1922 and securities and bills receivable repre-
senting about $50 OOO but worth comparatively small
sum The stood within three feet OF large front
window, vita lamp burning right in front. The
burglars left behind them two large sectional jlmmies
and several drills bits and augrs all of approved make.
During yesterday two men were taken III custody on
sIbpicIOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
AN ELEPHANT POISONED wIrH ARSENIC.

An attempt was made to Kill one OF the h'o
performing elephants belonging to the Great Lonaoa
Circus. now at Gimores Garden, yesterday morning
These ANIMALS are extremely valuable being the oaJ
i've OF the kind in the show business. Their keeper
George Arstingsta yesterday had his attention caiea
to Besey the elephant that forms the apex OF the PVT
amid the ring She rolling over and over anu
shrieklng as il IN great pam: powerful emeue W.
forced down her throat and when the contents Oh a'
stomach were examined IL found that an apple coa
tanning much arsenic had been eaten. IL must have pee
given with the object OF killing the animal DE- Kops.
Taylor found poison sufficient 10 kill the elephant ps
under the administered the animal reeosss
Last Autumn some persons attempted TO main '.s ~
same elephant, ana two years ago, IN ken,ucsy, ~ ~
effort 20 poison another OF the set frustrated py ~
vigilance of the keeper The London Circus values A
fiye ut 100000.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

ANOTHER DEAR PARTNER-scene Smith.
sonia villa. Tme-Breakfast. Captain Smith treaai,s4
news OF war PANEL: "Ah. ha! GGnpowder IN Tue ~
Now we volunteers will have real serycel NJ NJ
Smith (hysterically: "Oh, Charles, don't you that
you had better---' Captain Smith: "Whatf Heslgn'
Neyer-rw Mrs Smith. "Ob. no. my dear no rss1sn'
but see about that insurance policy"
An eccentric banker was eyeing with suspts; spas
con bill presented to him for discount. icd ne ~
not fear" said his papitating customer; one =, srr
parties keeps his carriage" Ah rei0ned the pA"Ae'
|" I shall be glad II he keeps his feet"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
NEwARK MErnopIsr EPIscorAL coNFERENcE

At the session of the Newark Methodist Epis-
copal Conference yesterday at Newark the Rev. A. NJ
Palmer the treasurer, made the following report of tho
receipts OF the year For Missions, $l5.O25 81 !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22

cierta soltura amplia, aristoeratica, j
para decirlo de una vez, zorrillesca /; Ia
magnfica obra Las Eerrerias es rica,
SO Ida seria, de ella daremos, On de-
fensa de este optimismo nuestro, la ST.
guiente muestra
Labrad el ferreo puente Y el ARSENAL gaaute
Y FL poderaso alanbre que el orbe ha Go extender
In potente draga. 81 alto eabressante.
el casco de la nave aue el mundo In de- correr.
Forjad la ancaa caldera do el agua Sc eyapora
Para estrechar los mundos en- alas del vapor.
La espsndida gallarda gentil locomotors.
Que hienda las montahls con slbo atrohador
81 las dimensioHes de este periodico
10 consintieran, con mucho gusto copia:
riamos otros otros versos mas va es
hora de eponer termino 4 este ligero juicio
critico. Puede ser que nos hayamos de-
jado llevar un POGO, aunque no 10
creemos, de las simpatias que hacia ell
autor sentlmos pero 81 asi fuere, nos
parece que el lector puede seguirnos en-
esas simpatias, como quiera que SO fun
dan en- tres dotes performances del au-
tor. Estas sou su merito, por nadie
puesto en- duds. y que 10 mismo lie lleva
4 producer cuadros tan regocijsdos Y
ocurrentes como ell de Una seiiora COM
prometidd, que concertar obras esc6ni-
ca con Ell bale de la coaetesa y H poauelo
Haaco, que producer retratos y boce-
tos llenos de exactitud, gracia y estilo
y quea pulsar las cuerdas mas delicadas
de lalira como en- una buena parte de su1
lSoledades j.: su laboriosidad casi suicida
que le hace vivir alerta con Ia pluma
en- la mano todas las horss que los de-
mis- consagramos al descanso, pues no
hay un solo dia en- el ano que no le sor-
prenda la aurora pensando, urdiendo,
versiicando, revolyiendo el mundo con-
vencional on que ell poeta vive cuando Sc
asia para la production y finalmente
su caracter aragones, que no deja de
asomar en- algunas de sus obras, pero
que estalla y Sc ostenta poderoso GUAM
do le tiende algun aragones su mano
amiga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22

Ell domingo por la maliana falleci0
de repente ell Sr. D. Feliciano Sanz
y Pasalodos, auditor de Guerra y te-
niente coronel honorario de Volun-
tarios, habiendo tenido lugar aver su
lucido entierro. Ell Sr. Pasalodos
habia dado durante su permanencia
en- las Anhllas grandes pruebas de
energia y patriotismo. Actu6 como
ASSESSOR del general Burriel, va difun-
to tambien, Ell la celebre causa del
Virginia.s, fue preso por los insurrec-
tos 4 bordo del Noaezund, y EN- to-
dos los asuntos en- que intervino de-
mostro el Sr. Pasalodos gran ente-
reza y rectitud.
Su inesperado fallecimlento ha ST.
do muy sentido EN- los clrculos socia-
les de csta ciudad donde contaba con
las simpatfas de cuantos, como noso-
tros, tuvieron la honra de tratarle.
Descanse en- paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
BOLE3II DE- TELlGRAMAs.
sERvICIO ESPECIAL
Do "El Assass" ysl "aulstia''

L6ndres 81 Mayo.-Anuncian
de Constantinopla que Totle-
ben urge d la Puerta para que
acceda d la demanda de rendi-
cion de las fortalezas.
Ell ejercito ruso Sc acerca d
Gallipoli y Buyukdere,
Sc ha ordenado q la escuadra
inglesa que vaya d la bahia de
Besika tan pronto como lleguen
las tropas midas,
Dicen de Viena que Schouva-
loft atac0 tanto ell tratado de
San St6phano, oonferenciando
con ell Gear, que recibi6 amplios
poderes para hacer grandes con-
cesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22

sulta para comnnicarlo q nuestros
lectores. q. fin de que puedan com
parar sus resultados con los que Sc
obtienen en- Malaga, donde sabemos
Sc ha introducido dltimamente un
procedimicnto para defecar ell gllara-
po en- frio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
Nuevo procedimiento para ella
rif1car guarapo en- frio.

~ A0ONihAAAO NOhAAAANO ga "eSS
de Nueva Orleans haber recibido un
curioso opIsculo en- ell que Sc dan
pormenores respecto de un nuevo
procedimiento para defecar y clariG-
car el guarapo, sin hacer uso de la cal,
antes de someterlo d Ia accion del
fuego que a veces perjudica EN- gran
manera ell jugo sacarino. 5
Este. procedimiento, dice, puesto
en- practiea en- las colonias britanicas
de Ia Australia d ser eiertos los datos
que contiene, respecto de los resulta-
dos, obtenidos, merece que los intere-
sados en- la industria azucarera 10 solo
los tomen en- cosideracion sino que
hagan los necesarios experimentos
para adortario, toda vez que es in
significante ell cambio que requieren
en- los aparatos actuales y ell procedi-
miento es en- extreme senciilo y ba-
ratio.
En- Ia carta con que ell autor acom-
paI7a su obrita dice: mi procidi-
miento para clari6car el jugo de la
nina, es perfecto. No hago uso de la
cal, nj de sustancias qufmicas antes de
poner sl jugo en- ebullicion, sino que
la defecacion Sc verifca hallandose
aquel frio a1n."
He aquf ell resultado obtenido por
un hacendado de la Australia en- los
ensayos hechos siguiendo los instruc-
Clones del inventor. Ell l9 de Junio
dice, molimos 202 toneladas de cana
pertenecientes al captain Smales de
Rocky Point, Moreton Bay, que
rindierpn 17.400 galones de guara-
po. La densidad de este al salir del
trapiche era de64 grades Beaume, y
al salir de los tanques 9 grades
Beaume (sic). La cantidad de guarapo
obtenido de las 2O2 tonelauas de ca.
ma parecera muy reducida, pero es.
tose explica por estar esta muy du'
ra y bastante seca.'
Los referidos II 400 galones de
guarapo produjeron 5,539 libras de
az1car; 86.1 galones de guarapo por
tonelada de cana, 6 sea sc por 10O
de azdcar y "a, 4 por 100 de bagazo
aqua, etc, de modo que solo Sc OBJ.
tuvo 5.64 por 100 de az1car.'
Y anade el corresponsal:
"Cualquier sistema de clari6cacior
que sin hacerse uso de preparaciones
qufmicas que perjudiquen al guara.
po, y que de resultados como los que
nos anuncia el folleto, debemos adop'
tarlo, pues es un gran paso dado pa.
IA resolver ell gran problema de los
ingenios centrales; puesto que 81 pue'
de obtenerse un procedimieEto per.
fecto y SECURE para defecar en- frio e
guarapo, en- Ell lugar donde este Sc
extrae sin que ell productor tengs
que hacer otra cosa que concentrate
podia fabricar su propia azdcar mu
cho mas pronto, con economic d.
combustible y de trabajo y con me
nor riesgo de que la intemperie per
judique la cana, como sucede ahori
con las heladas. No estoy interesa
do en- manera alguna en- este proce
dimiento. y solo presento los hecho,
segun los he leido.
He escrito al inventor pidiendole
informes y pormenores respecto d.
su procedimiento, v tan luego como
los reciba los hare plblicos, para que
iuzguen de ellos los interesados Ell
estargran mejora en- Ia fabrication d,
azdcar.
Hasta aquf 10 que el hacendado d,
Nueva-O Orleans comunic0 al Times
Por nuestra parte aiiadiremos qu'
estaremos 4 Ia mira de 10 que aque
publique como fesultado Dc 81 con
E;.-ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
AVISO.

En- ell pueblo de Juncos, yega dc d N. Ro-
driguez, ha desaparecido I'M caballo. prople-
dad de D. Manuel Costa, de 4 ai0s de edad.
81 cuartas de alzada, paso menndeo, color bas
yo amarillo erin y cola regular
Sc gratltlcara generosamente al cue 10 en-
tregue on el misno lugar de donde ha desapa-
recidO. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
GRENIO De IMPORTlDORES
DE TERCERA CLASE.

Los sindicos que suscriben tienen el gusto
de citar los Sres. que constituyen el citado
gremio para que Sc sirvan concurrir q las
salas consistoriales ell dia % de los corrientes
el-reparto de la suma con que ila de fiQ1lrar
en- la matricula de 1879.
Puerto Rico, Mayo 16 de 1S7s.-Cil Gordils
Manuel G. Roman, E. Lopez Cepero. 1-2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
Usl GlI6l III iRlGIIl.

Por ausentarse su duefio restablccerse
de su salud. Sc vende la casa Num- 10 de mag
nificas condolences, situada en- La Gale del
Rosario ia principal de la Villa fabricados
los altos con maderas del pals, los bajoa
de material acabados de construir en- la mis-
ma fnca informaran. h. 81 myo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
Pgl POGO PlIgIl.

Sc realiza una magnffica possession de 100.
algun monte. buenos pastos, easas yalma.
Genes en- el termino de Algarrobo, iurisdic-
cion de Manati: para condolences, enti6n-
danse on In misma flnca con d. Antonio No.
reda, en- Arecibo con ell que suscribe. = M.
colds Perez h 81 myo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
GRIMI0 DE- fIIIlls DI fILAs.

Eel sindico que suscribe tiene ell gusto dc
citar todos los individuos que constituyen
el expresado gremio, para que Sc siryan con.
ccrriente a la una de su tarde, con el fin de
examinar el repartU de In suma con que ha
de tigarar el mismo en- la matrfcilla dc
1S7879.
Puerto Rico Il de Mayo de 1878. -JosE Or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
MERoADos.

Nueva- York, Mayo q. Att
car mediano d buen refno de
Il q II cts. b.
Orc De 1905 4 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-22
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Mayo l7.-De Santh6mas, vap, lug' "Arno, y
cap. Green, Latimer.
L. DE Barbada, berg. ing. ''Italia, =
cap. Miller, aid.
ls DE Santh6mas, vap ing. s'Ebro, y
cap. Dicke, i'd.
1s.-De Aguadiila, vap. esp. 'sAviles, =
cap. Ventura, & Caracena
l9.-De Santa Cruz, pail. salvador,
cap. Barcel6, frutos id.
20.--De Manati, gol. "Bella Joaquina,
cap. pIrtinez, az1car,
20-~De AguA1illa, vap Ing HArn0,
earga Latimer.
SALIDAS.
Mayo IS, Para Habana, vap esp Castillo,
cap, Carpeio, resto.