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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
UoRRoRs OF THE PERIHELIA-Ml


tor has expressing his views upon the predicted
planetary troubles. or course he styles the gloomy
forebodngs proposterous. In so far he says such
predictions (save the mark based on the idea that
the planets influence the suns photOsphere, may say
SO much as this instead OF the giant planets Jupi
ter Saturn, Uranus Neptune being the chief solar
dsubers even according to those students Of Science
who maintain this theory, Venus would be and Is more
powerful Than any OF those planets, and more
powerful than the three OuermOst Of the giant planets
To see Ibis only necessary 10 remember that the
tide-rasing power Of planet other orb Uhat being
the natur Of the Influence assumed according TO this
theory does not diminish the square OF the distance
increases but ~ the cube n the distance Increases
Thus putting saturs distance at only instead OF 0o
dhat Of the earth uuity) and the OF Saturn at
30 times the carths, s-turns influence would he the
ears 90 to the cube OF o. thai as 30 10 49, OF less
than d Of tho elTth'f. Jupter's would e.ocod the
earth's troughl 800 exceeds the cube Of 3, Il
cxceeds but would be FAR less than that of VEINS
Then agaia the simple COujuucuOns ana opposuons OF
the most powerful planets would Dc lar moro effective
than the rerhe0u passage Of al the planets. Since
We survive the cOuuncOn- OF the Earth aud Venus, we
are not likely 10 perish though the giant plan,
cts should all pas their pcrIca az about the same
time which, however, never has happened within his
tOrc tines ard certainly will not happen Tor many
centuries TO come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

POPULAR EDITION 90 CENTS.
t.-r sAlA ~ ~ the DoOkstoreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

DISTINGUISHING FIREs.-Sulpide of carbon
Is now largely used Paris for extinction Of chimney
fires Dr. Heeren has remarked in the Hanover Society
Of Engineers that. according 10 his experiments 100
grdmmes Of the sulphide consumed In shallow open
DISH with free of air. require fully six minutes,
and the suphurous and suDhurlc acids formed must
undoubtedly be much diluted by the large amount of
nitrogen in the required for combustion, while they
must also be greatly expanded by the high temperature
Dr. Heeren therefore recommends the use of cOndtLscd
slphurOus acid powerful agent for the purpose III
question.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1872
WANTS !.
SITUATIONS wAsTED-FEmALEs.

SITUATIONS wARTED-FEMALE
Governesses, Companions. Etc.
yxrANTED-A POSITION TO TEACH ENG
w lish. French and Music. II in the CITY
salery not exp oated. but y pleasant home. Al
dress Miss h k. Democrat office ho8o W
SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.
Clerks. statesmen. etc.
A YOUNG MAN. WHO Is A aRADU ATE OF
IN the Virginia Al and M College. desires q
situation as clerk or The management of farm.
Address WM II, FRANKLIN. Concord, Damp
ht ii county Va nolS 2w*
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
e9. CANAL STREET. :. 80

This company has placed Mr.. HERMANN
ISAAC IA the manager. who Ia most export
enced in this line for the pact twenty five years
ia personally acquainted with OIL the large iae.
tories In Europe. and has been In that market
This Is the only house In this city which I'm
ports direct from Europe IN the very largest
quantities. as the record in the Custom House
will show.
visit to this place OF business will give buy
ers n faint idea of the stock. which SURPRISES
anything ever seen In this or any other city,
where the largest buyers can be supplied by
do7an, gross or single pieces, ,.,.
with III they are wing goods out OF fret hands,
AMI are only paving one profit,
We particularly call attention TO MEIER
.sCHAUM GOODS, In which purchasers ale de-
ce!vad bv small dealers. who sei the spurious
for genuine. We have a various stock Of Chem
tenl Meprschaum Pipes at " COZ II. aud wa also
guarantee them to color III 9 tho genuine. NO
better and chea9er present Tor the coming holt
davG On n he erouraa noes I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
PURE FRESH GROUND SPICES.

r AM RECEIVING WEEKLY SUPPLIES OF
il fresh and pure ground spices uut w ~ TN,
foil and wood IN prcksE"s from -le OF pound
To barrels. which / Will guarantee ~ repre-,
sentsd. will cell low to the johbng trade AL
spices come direct from tho factory by rail-
and will be-. delivered from fnctory -,
40 and ~ Water street. Chicago. or NO 3S
hatcher street.
no19 I'm W. Nj, bUhhuSS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


RIDwELL's ACADEMY or MUSIC
Commencing sunday. November 30.
FOR ONE WEEK,
THE FRAYNE AND TIFFANY COMBTNA~
In the greatest dramatic success Of the day. rs
played In all the principal cities OF Great Belt
ain and America from tho pen OF clifton w.
TaVleure. ESQ. entitled
81 sLOGUM.
romantic. exciting end lapghabe picture oil
rR Rn1 pd FRATsE bs eos
s ss pHH and em"tona actress. Mis- ANNIE
WAhD TIFFANY, supported BY large large 5 ana
1ssn pnrns The aon a q he a draa
Frayns will INTRODUCES his original and daring
shots with life. Beautiful scenic and l,i me
? snns searbf as F o'a9fas PARTY
in the. sxernqlaatiogly funny extravag .nns
L'RENoH OPERA HOUSE .rn,rr
TRIUMPHANT suoorss Of THE sThhs
o,o ksYH Ha GLAND ITALIAN raNd off Houses
ThIs t.unaay) Night, NOV. 80. at O'Clock
GRAND EXTRA OPERA NIGHT
LA TRAVIATA.
Ia nLA MO- Esad T,SS1EshAs's
fredO- 6fRnOT LA/IAklNl: ItGfmonk-~ BIT -
G. GOTTHOHALK: 9aetens -Signor Bah
BERIs Barone siynor FERNANDO: Medioo--
Rignor LAFONTAINE.
Conductor of the usie. aignor DE- NOVELLIS.
To. morrow MONDAY EVENING". December Dec. 1
| Fifth neht Of the subseripi lon-LUQRETIA
BORGIA. Lucretla Mile. r ERE IN 4 SINGER;
Maff1o Orsini-Mlle. ANNA DE- BELOCdAs
9Gs sR91rTMMFAIkKggor rEThoVIoH' po's-hons,
Il TuE stil' EVENING, Deeemhsz a-si1th
| LABLANCHE. Mile. DE BELOCCA. LAzzA-
RIM, GOT rRCHALK. PAPINI.
THURsDAY-UN BALLO IN MAaGHERAs
| SATURDAY MATINEE--L LA TRAVIATA.
SATURDAY EVENINa-First production In
New Orleans OF AIDA.
| Miss MARIA LITTA will shortly make her
| fret appearance.
Popular prices Admission. 81 reserved. 60
cents and 81 extra; third tier. so cents: resery-
cd as cents extra; fourth tgr, 75 cents. Matt
nee and Sunday evening prices, IS cents. 80
cents, III and 81 So. ,
| Speeia Notice Subscribers seats will be held
| for the matinees and extra nights until two
| days previous Of performances. seats secured
at Werlein's music store. Sunday. at Opera
| Housa from 0 tnb no3Oh
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
Dope rnGe

s'0RnfrnEe.
DHIJIP KLEIN. MANUFACTURER OF ALL
j. kinds of GOufERAGE, Sugar HogaheadR,
MoIasses Barrels. Half Barrels and all sizes Of
Molasees Kegs. Factory. No, ? Second street;
Warehouse and office. No. II Orossman street.
New Orleans. La no4 / m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

~. N, Ogden, attorney at Law, has re-
turned to the city and viii resume the practice
81 his profession at his old office. No. daron-
delat street moo 3m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
FOR R .EN'T.

IyOR PENTHOUSE CORNER OF CANAL
T. and Galves streets: sa per month. Address
H.. N. @. Democrat, noao ~.
I,OR RENT-IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
u upper part. two rooms. u.nfnrnishad. at %
Do23 tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
TO SHIP OWNERS,
Captains and Consignees.

The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYER. and GRIP TIE. arc now In use on
the ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES. and on no other presses In New or
leans but will shortly be In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention Is
called to the fact that this s the only Puler that
pulls all of the bands to an equal and full ten
sion and fastens them exactly at the point to
which they are strained automatically and nde-
pendent of the will OF the operator. lnsuring
uniform perfection Of work. 1t Ia the only
Puller that has any authentic record to show
that 1t s of any benefit to the ship In increasing
Its stowa9e.
The following vessels have had the bands Of
their entire eargoes Of Cotton put on By this
Fuller. The entire gain on the eargoes OF two
OF them (the Chiswick and Whickhaml was due
to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone; and 1t Ia but
fair to state that one-half Of the gain ON the
other csrgoes was also due to tho Pullers and
Grip Tie alone:
Gain In bales over
Name OF Vessel. previous cargo.
Bark Gas pea i oos
Bark Bremen ...-,.-t-t----- fi5
Hhl % Minnie GereW. i 32O
Ship Western Empire. y ,4s0
Steamship Chis wick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1876
btaamship Whickham. observation-disclosures. 900
Steamship Keneington 475
| Ship Hichrist- 2e5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

Tho steamship Kensington carried away bh
bales per ton register.
The following upwards OF 1901 are some OF
tho VESSELS which have used the GILMAN
FULLER ON portions OF their cargoee8 frequent
trials showing that against q tier on % bales
tied by hand ono OF 2s to 80 was slowed when
tied by the Fuller
The steamship Hanover made gain OF 81 per
cent on Cotton from the same Press. and In
Box Railroad Car o grin from tho same Press
of "a per cent was made by the GILMAN
FULLER and GRIP TT Ealone. Steamships st.
Louis. Highbury. Norma. Ben Venue Kings
ton. Solo, Carthusan, Minor. Ashburne. Cy-
press. Andean, Abde Artillerst Borussia.
Brsunschweig. Baltimore, Oordova. Conset.
Dilos. Elpie. Emblehope. Etvire Effective. Ell
more. Fire Queen. frankfurt, Ftzrov. Hayden.
Historian. Hesleden. Harden Hudson Inventor.
Kuickerbocker. Linda. Leyerrier, Leno. Lone
Star Maria Louisa, Memphis, Mayaguez.
Mediator. Monarch. Martinique. Misais
eippi, Morgan City, Naples. Eurnberg. New
Orleans. Oberon. Orator. Porto Rico. Peer of the
Realm. Prussia, Romulus, Rita. Bemiramide.
Sybilla. Thessnia, Vanguard. VIM. Symington.
sa p yff e MDe Apnn a"ed zrd haoa
tia CITY Of Brooklyn Cleopa'ra, David Malcom-
For Forest Eaeie. Genitorl Tarabochia, dnstayo and
Oscar, Glennnort. Hercules Ismer, lie Marthe,
John WeaIey. John Bunyan. Kathi l1 = La,
NJ Watts Mary Ann Mary Riggs, NHnanam
Dornto Orieuf. Portlaw. Paul Boyfon, Queen
af Beauty Ryerson Regnas Kesnera, Kock
Ellen nj Story sltiro, Tnes. Lord, Wgoung.
Yorktown To all Of which yon arc referred.
but moro especially 10 tho operation Of the ma-
chine ftselF, for the qnality 1T the work done.
Orders for lta use eft at tho presses named,
or at this office will be attended 70.
JOHN D. LAFITTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company,
Mo Is9 Gravier street.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
lRFFERsoN cITY D

b. A. Suppan,. Druggist, on High Street,
keeps slI kinda OF Medicine, Compounds,
Toilets, DO.
CITY Dug Store kept BY DR.. r. Mathews
stthe Tenneeses House, the best Of Medicine
can be found.
L.C Lohman, Wholesale sld Retail Mer-
chant at corner High ana JET rson Street,
keeps Dry Coos, Groceries. Hardware,
Steel and Iron at bottom pricos.
Dslmeyer q Co., Wholesale and Retail
Merchants, keeps in Large quantities Dry
Goods, Groceries aud eVei, thing TOR shs
use Of man or bessi-st bed rock prices.
A. J. ShocklJ, keeps Hardware, Iron,
Steel, Stoves, Tinwsrs, So, 81 the lowe I
price,. Call ard sse him
-Neff House, has flee Recommendations
tor guests. Pies. Davidsoo Is the clerk.
-Df. w. A. Curry requests = liberal
patronage from those OF thls lection trading
ia Jet. CIT, He keeps the Jefferson House"
Il. @. v>nOy, Blacksmith makes and re-
pairs, wagons, plows, and does general black
.mithinR-Sbop on FuIk,rson a Main s ..
II. w. @ e,z, merchant, keeps all kind.
ofdry goods, groceries and provisions; cor.
Main a Bolivar,
Go to showers Auction room Tor bargains
md see MAJ. MeGlocsis Ism; minister sxirsor-
binary plea.pSaehtAry from Siam and Tod
the great artist and mschinei,t on High 81.
A. J, Shockly, has on hand ard Is off-rinr
Tor SAFE 'be lArgesi and b-tt selected stock Of
hard ware, tin and stoes figures ever
brought to Jefferson City. high -.
Fred Il mmel, has he largest and best
/ rex ni books, paper, stationary, sud chromOs
N tbs wet; schoul DO ks-cali sud patroniEe
\ cd Wh.n You 20 10 JEFF City.
American Corn Planter, Nick Melcher,
; re agent JEFF: CitJ-Heur, 1iilsu tr vel.
! < sgent--rhis machine IL an impro SUI nj
on L others Call and sue Nick when 10
JET; City.
ScJyebor & W4gonor-.be largest Whole
ale AMI retsii grncrry store west OF ~ Lou's
al and look for your sell, un Msdisoa 81.
D-slpsyer and Fisher are prepartn ny an
will ., I'D t. iuI,i b Centrsi MpsrrTi
with ali kinds OF farm Implements, repair
steam machinery a.. Wafer ST. Jsi: City.
d csture, Flowering Mills, keep on band.,
tbs beet o f1u1, al. u tim,s, highe.t prices
paid for Rrsin-By Stifln snd ~LincenburR.
See new advs. Dulle q Sons. Dailmeytr
d Fishef.
Capt. A. Eaton keeps allklud' OF provisions,
purchase produce anf | kihdr 81 msrketibR
VI farmers, corner OF High a Jefferson sls.
Andrew HohD vt Hiek1C HUI has n supply
store 20 meet the wants OF fsrmen-ttades
IN produce, peltA, iurs and hide.--give Aa'
dy . call.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
HAIR DYE.

BATcHELoR's CEIEBRATED HAIR DYH
best In the world Tho inventor has used this
Splendid Hair Dye FOR 81 years with benefit 10
the hair and no injury 70 hts beAith prosf chat
Il Is the only true and psFfect Dye. Harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappointment:
no ridiculous tintS ; remedies the VI effects or
had dyea leaves the hair soft And beautiful
black or Brown. Sold at BATCHELok'S wy
Factory. No. I6 Bond street, n. y. and By al
drnggiItN-
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06

Cattle 81 rs TO s75; Calves IS q, 10 90:
Hogs So to 2 30; ssli 81 20 to I SO: Vinegar
2Olt zee; Green apples 50 Is TO 2 rs; Peach.
90 % $50 ions 81 % bbh Tsllow 81; Woo,
l5c o zoe PotA,o4 = 60c 10 IS; a hl,f,, a. n
81; a'nt 10 to lac; Corn 81 TO 25c; Whsa, 70
TO 800.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06

The article Il telling its own story In the hands
Of thousands who are using It with most erAtly-
ina snd encouraging ~Fe1nlts.
Nix. GrarkvCA T. HALL. Of The Oates Opera
Tronpe writer "An8r six Wceks' use am con-
vlneed. a. are also IUy comrades. that your Can
BOLlN has and Is ptadaclng = wonderful growth
OF hair where 1 lad bone Tor years.
y. MccEARRANl Sixth AVenne PhArmsey,
PitttburR. Pa, sayst The Kood eheets from the
use Of ckRboLtHE aa brought h. my notice every
day 10 such AZ eSteI4 Rx 10 justify He IN reeon-
NEEDING Il 70 any most iniimAte niends.nt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-11
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

New York, Mayo 5.-segun des-
pachos de la India, multitud de pc
regripos Sc calculan en- un million
ha acudido a la gran feria anual de
Hurdwar, en- la presidencia de Ben
gala. Sc ha presentado ell c6lera
entire ellos y esta enfermedad Sc pro-
paga por toda la India. En- Deccan
es inminente el hambre.
Una conferencia personal tendra
lugar en- Gundamuk, entire Yakub
Khan y los principales jefes indios
que han tornado parte en- la cam.
pafla.
Un teniente del ejercito, convicto
de nihilismo, ha sido ahorcado en-
Novgorod.
En- Cork ha tenido lugar una rifia
grave entire dos bandos rivales de la
que salieron 40 heridos.
Idem 6.-Noticias de San Peters
burgo a6rman que Sc ha descubierto
que existe ell nihilismo en- proporcio-
clones alarmantes en- ell ejercito, ha-
biendose negado muchos militares a
ejecutar las sentencias de muerte y
asistir a elias.
En- circulos o6ciales bien infor.
lnados Sc espera que en- breve Sc fir.
mara Ia naz con e. Afphanistar.
Ell principe de GALES visitara en-
1880 la exposition de Melbourne.
Contin1an las rinas en- Cork.
Una explosion de nitro -glicerina
ocurrida en- ell ferro-carril de STRAIT
ford, Canada, ha destruido Glen Wa.
cones.
MERCADos.
NY. 6.-Regu!ar q buen refno 81
ID.
Cambios 81 L6ndres 1864.
Londres id. Mascabado II ch 3 p.
Consolidados ingleses SO.
Id. franceses 79.40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-11

que entregadas 4 las exageraciones de
sentimiento, empiezan las grandes Dor
rascas, las horribles demencias del Co
razon que unas veces SO resuelven or
humo, otras estallan sin estruendo J
solo llegan q noticia del p1blico las que
Sc veri6can con escandalo.
jSabeis 10 que anade & renglon segui-
do? Que el arco iris de paz en- las tenn
pestades de la vida, es la buena educa-
cion, y por este, 81 sabeis dominaros y
sois razonables, impulsadas por una
passion que ilumina la f6 con sus apa-
cibles fulgores, haceis la felicidad de
cuantos seres viven en- torno vuestro
pero 81 por sentir demasiado llegais &
morti6car, seria conveniente que sin
tieseis menos y mejor.
La mujer que SO case sin amor, solo
por conveniencia, po1 calculo, abruma-
da por la triste prosa de la vida, es la
v1ctima infeliz de ST misma.
La que SO dej5 arrastrar del exage-
RADIO sentimiento, la que Sc empenaba
en- vivir entire nubes de CASA = orc, fu6
una pobre ilusa, que cual otro gusano
de seda labro el capullo que debia ser
gu tumba.
Pensar y sentir es 10 que convene a
la mujer en- todas sus edades; no dar
cabida nunca al sentimiento exagerado
que rechaza la razon pero no una ra-
zon extraviada sino la recta y saba que
es aliada de Ia verdad.
No os hagais desdichadas por olvidar
que esas pasiones exageradas, abrasa-
doras, tanto mas vio1entas porque SO
fundan en- la sinrazon, obtienen prodi-
ga cosecha de lagrimas y abrasan el
corazon como ell rayo al pobre arbusto
que deja reducido & ceuizas.
Pensad mucho y sentid POGO.
No adquirais una sensibilidad enfer-
mia.
Record cue la dicha y la desgracia
de toda la vida dependeG 4 veces de I'm
momento de refexion 8 de locura.
Ell sentimiento exagerado nunca ar
canza recompensa, y es de ordinario un
manantial de dolor.
Pensad y sentid 80. . os repito, lec-
toras mias, pero con calma, como quien
expone su felicidad futura; pensad y
sentid bien 81 quereis cenir Ia corona
de flores de Ia dicha y no las espinas
del desencanto, porque elias taladra-
r1an vuestras sienes y os causarlan re-
mordimientos, angustias y desconsue-
los yiay! de vosotras, 81 adelantan-
do un paso, os arrojaban al abismo de
la Observation-Disclosures.
De La VCz)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-11
VARIEDADES.
SECCI0N DE LAS DAMAS.
Ell sENT1M1ENTO Y LA RAzON.

Afrman algunos que, para labrar su
dicha, Ia mujer no necesita mas que
pensar con acierto y exactitud, 10 cual
puede adquirirse por medic del estudio
y Ia rehexion; y otros, por el contra
rio, aseguran que le basta sentir con
nobleza y exquisite bondad pero no
estoy conforme con tan distintas OPT
niones.
Para ser verdaderamente feliz, para
disfr1tar la tranquilidad y la dicha, es
precise, Indispensable, que Ia cabeza y
ell corazon est6n acordes.
De aquf podeis deducir que nj basta
solo la razon, nj solo ell sentimiento.
Si solo SO siente, 81 deiandonos llevar
de Ia vehemencia de nuestro caracter
apasionado, de la exageracion de los
sentimientos, por mas bellos y puros
que sean, olvidamos que a veces SO ne.
cesita echar mano de la fria razon, abun-
dantes lagrimas brotaran de nuestras
pupilas, suspiros de dolor exhalandose
del fondo de nuestro pecho vendran d
decir con inexorable dureza que tene-
mos que expiar Ell desacertado empieo
de nuestras facultades y nuestros tristes
desaciertos.
Porque ell sentimiento extravia mu-
chas veces Y cubre nuestros ojos con
una tupida venda.
Porque la mujer, a despecho de GUAM
tas quisieren asegurar 10 contrario, es
esclava del sentimiento desde que abre
sus ojos & la luz, hasta que va 4 dormir
el sueno eterno en- ell fondo del sepul-
Gro, y bajo su poderoso inAujo todo 10
We de color de rosa, todo son flores y
nubes perfumes todo SO allana facil-
mente, las difcultades mas arduas pa
recen pequenas, y hssta para los mayo
res defectos SO encuentra siempre una
disculpa.
En- Ia aurora de Ia vida el corazon de
la mujer es un tesoro negotiable de in.
dulgencis, y guarda un inmenso csudal
Do poesia J Do RQadadl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-11

Junta de Festejos, la cual, teniendo en- con
SideraciOn los recursoS diSponibles, acOrdt
celebrar tan fausto y memorable aconteci
miento con arreglo al siguiente
PROGRAMA.
Mayo ia las doce de este dia, repiqut
general de campanas acto continue recor
rera la orquesta las GALES de la poblacion
los edificios publicos casas particulares
quedando desde ese momento inaugurada
| la fiesta.
Dia 1s.-A las seis de la maflana, alborada
Y terminada esta, ell aereonauta Sr. Palacios
Sc elevara en- su globo colossal una altura
de 5000 metros. Entire y 8 tendra lugal
la bendicion del Temple, a cuyo acto assist.
ra ell Ilustre AyuntamientO preSididO por ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General. Acto con-
tinuo Sc procedera q la traslacion de los Sd-
crGnlentOs los que seran conducidos en- pro-
cesion al nuevo Temple. Entire nueve diez
Sc celebraran los oficios diyinos con toda la
pompa solemnidad acostumbrada en- esos
actos, pronunciando desde la catedra Ell elo-
cuente Padre Royo, ell sermon alusivo di-
cha soiemnidad Terminates estos actos Y
entire los pobres de la localidad una limosna
de carne, pan arroz. De a 6 corridas de
caballos, mascaradas y musica en- Ia Plaza.
A las de la noche, funcion religiosa: a su
termination, alb0rada y vistosoS fuegos ar
tiflciales. A las 10, baile de etiqueta en- un
Stb1Ou pI0pdLIuO
Dia ia las de Ia maf1ana, alborada.
A las misa solemne, sorteandose su ter
minacion entire las niflas pobres virtuosas
de la localidad, dos maquinas de coser siste-
ma SINGER. De q de la tarde Sc colocara
la primera pledra del edif1cio que pone en-
obra este Ilustre Ayuntamiento para dedi-
carlo casa de Escuela, cuyo acto, que tan
to dice en- favor de este vecindario, tendra
lugar con toda la solemnidad possible. De
a de Ia tarde, corrida de sortija presidida
retreta y fHegos artificiales.
las 9, igual al anterior. A la salida del Tenn
,plo Sc soEtesslccan entire los jornalerss que mas
n distinguido po; su is2aboriosidad y
tres premios de cincuenta pesos.
e Ia tarde, maScaradas y diferen-
aculos publicos. A las Z, albora-
ia. A las 10, baile como 81 ante
:-Alborada matinal, durante ell
dia o4sI1ntas diversiones en- la Plaza. A las 7,
alborada. A lass, bale de segunda. En- to.
das las nOches comprendidaS en- este Pro.
grama SO iluminara ell frente del temple, su
atrio y plaza, asi como todos los edificios
publicos.
La Junta de festejos tiene una especial
complacencia en- invitar todos los habitan.
tes de Ia Isla que esten dispuestos disfrl1-
tar de esta gran festividad, en- la f1rme segu-
ridad de que encontraran en- este pueblo Ia
franca cordia! acogidaque saben dispensar
sus vecinos todos los que les honran con
su presencia.
Utuado Mayo de 1s7s.-La Junta de Pes.
tejos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-11
BANOS DE- MAR DE- san LDEFONZ0.

La Junta Directive de este piadoso Asilo
deseando Dor todos los medios que esten 50
alcance, allegar fondos para atender alos com-
promises que tiene contraidos, ha dispaest0
segun costumbre en- amos anteriores, la come
tr1ccion de seis bahes en- la puerta de San
Juan, uno general y cinco particulares
El precio de ellos sera dos reales velon pcK
persona en- ell general y en- los particulares dos
reales fuertes, pero 81 pasan de dos personas
un real en- los particulares clatro pesos poE
un abono de doce bafioS en- ounce dias, por
una sela bora que Sc designara al toInar los Inc
teresados las doce papeletas 81 cual no se pro.
ionoarS m mas del tempo sefalado ;otro i'd de
las I'll del dia en- adelante, sin hora 1ija tres
pesos -.
Los que deseen tomar abono podr6n dirigir.
se Z Ia casa de la que suscribe, San FrAncisce
40. LA secretarisl Aurora Af aelasay.