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The New York herald., 1879-12-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 26, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By zzE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE. ~ ~.

REPORTED By zHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE. ~
fs s ms & msss pss s
pransslyn Had streag wssterly winds az the passage
.nS and as 81 u john o Ss os
phs ssr%is rssa,s s TTssRss
Steamer Eihiopla r campsell GLASGOW Dee y and No
s 'S'A with ~d's and iS to Henderson
HsIass ss s nsssS %
Co Had heavy westerly gales most Of the passage DEG
from New York tor Hamburg
ss s % s%is o ss
Bsnsa ssa PsrnsmSaeo ioh. Para isss and ss rhoms:
as. with nd:s ana passengers 70 IN 4 Mallory g 60 Had
IS S. spoke bark Peabody Wor, ommHndso from Xrsn
steamer Santiago de Cuba; Fooso, Charleston $ days.
steamer Rich,nond stevens, West Point and Norfolk
with mdsc to tho Old Dominion Steamship Co:
salt order vessel g master. Came tho sOuhashpss
SsrE rioronee (of Halifax Ns, Griersou. Havre 30
days in ballast to master Is anchored in Grsvssend Bay
Bark Jes.ica tof Liverpool ccngden, Rio Janoiro 81
Ssy Mis ov from IS ao tho '''
schr Florence Lillian, Smith Jrcksenyille Il days.
"d sehr aS! San s.ns sa%si. WIS; warren
as Dssoy ns ns, Tor
below for orders, came up to the city 18th
Dc s Rs on ~ g SS
Is, Ion 80 25, rs previously puhlishedl
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boston for New York
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Collins Fall River for New
York.
schr L St Pierre (Br. Haley St John. NIB, for New
York
Schr Fl Brooks, Brooks. Boston for New York.
Schr A Rowland, Rowland. Providence for Now York.
Schr NJ Arnold. Lett, New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr A Trudell. Thong pson New Haven for New York.
sehr Ida Palmer, Palmer, Stamford for Now York.
BOUND EAST. a.
Bark Thomas Thorndikc. Thorndike, Now York for
Boston land anchored in Hart Island Roads, r.
Schr z 4 ) HINES, Hill, New York for Calais.
Schr William Paine. IIillyard. New York for Eastpor
Schr Smith. Snow. New YORK for New Bedford.
schr WIN Bowen. Jacs son, Now York for Providence
Schr Sabao Watts, hoboken for Boston,
Schr Rescue, Jones, Weehawken for Providence.
Schr New Zealand, HASKELL Port johnson for Provi-
dence.
schr Francis Co1ln, Hamilton, Amboy for Province
town.
Schr willard Saulsbury. Handy Amboy for Providence.
Schr Texas Davis, Amboy for Now London. as
Schr Ovetts, liawiey, Virginia for New Haven.
All before reported the Roads above except barks
II Nickorson and Premier Mckenzie. sailedPN.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Dec. 26. 1879.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS WANTING THE DIFFER
ENcE WITH INTEREST.
large number Of letters from soldiers and
sailors who served in the army and navy OF the
United States during the late have written Repre-
sentative Weaver. of Iowa. and other members of the
House of representatives enclosing petitions praying
for the passage of the bill introduced December
authorizing tho payment of soldiers and sailors the
difference in value between the currency which they
received for their services and the standard gold coin
of the United States together with interest at the
rate OF six per cent per annum from tho date said
soldier or sailor mustered out OF the service of
the United States up to the date OF the payment OF
the sum found due him.
THE TITLE TO LEADvILLE.
In the matter OF tho contested application for q
grant of lands by tho government for tho "town
site of North Leadvile, Colorado. the Acting Com
missioner OF the General Land ONCE decides that
according to the testimony the land applied for
"valuable for minerals" and that therefore II Is
subject location under the Mining acts only. The
application for town site patent is accordingly
jected. This application was made under the Town
site law by the County Judge of Lake county be-
half as alleged OF 200 occupants, but has been
cessfuly contested by the North Lcadvilie Improve
ment Company aud several other placer claimants.
The land Immediately adoins tho town Of Lcadville
puESos AYREs EXPOSITION.
The United States Consul at Buenos Ayres. in q
despatch to tho Department of state dated October
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
Tpr rELEasApu TO THE HERALD. ]

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l.. Dec. &C. 1879.
It is impossible to find Governor Van Zandt to-
hight ascertain the truth of the report that he had
been rendered the Russian Mission. He has vacated
his residence here for tho winter and has
removed to Providence. In response to .
telegram forwarded to him at Providence
this evening answer was received to
the effect that the messengers In that
city could not find him. He is believed to he on his
way home from New York. Those who in .
position to know however. state that they have no
doubt Of tho truth Of the rumor. 1t IL known that
he was unexpectedly summoned to Washington
during the present week, aud it is also known that
;nefe nas @ pesn praa;en and tho oSsrnSr snee
the first year Of tho formers administration. when
he present at the army reunions in this State.
During his visit to Rhode Island he and Mrs. Hayes
the guests OF the Governor and since that time
the Governor and the President have exchanged
letters. When Mrs. Hayes here in the
of 1873 as the guest OF Judge Swayne. Of the
United States Supreme Court, she renewed the &C.
quaintance SO pleasingly formed and called upon
Mrs. Van Zandt, who, together with her husband.
present at nearly all the private entertainments
which gwen in honor of Mrs. Hayes by the
summer residents. 1t was rumored q few weeks
The providence Journal will refer to the matter
editorially tomorrow follows:-''A- telegrsphic
despatch from New York mentions rumor that the
Russian Mission has been rendered to Governor Van
ment to Rhode Island we'll as to the distinguished
gentleman designated for this high appointment.
The Russian is OF the tour great mis-
sions, and important and friendly rea-
tions with that Power give additional consequence
and significance to the selection Should the rumor
be true it will the field clear for the reelection
of General Burnside fto the Senate. and will give
several anxious candidates an opportunity to enter
the Gubernatorial in April. With Mr. Van
Zandt In the field 1t would be easy task to fill
the prospective vacancies, and the politicians. at
least will rejoice to learn of the rumored action of
the President Mr. Van Zandt Is present serving his
third term Governor, and 1t was understood that
he could have the nomination for fourth or even
fifth term IL he desired IT..
The following telegram received by the
HERALD correspondent from Mr.. George W. Daniel
son, editor Of the Providence Journal =
It has been understood for q week Governor
Van Zandt have the Russian Mission. Have
him since he Washington. Can give definite
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
LITIGATION OVER LAND.



NRwPoRT, X. L, Dec. 26. 1879.
In tho Supreme Court to-day an important case
came up for hearing. the plaintiff being ex-3ov-
ernor William Beach Lawrence. and the defendant
Mr. r. NJ. Stsigg. the well-knowu artist. OF Boston.
The argued before Chief Justice Burgess and
Associate Justices Burgess. Matteson and Stiness.
1t appears that in 1862 the complainant sold at
ton to defendant lot of land in this city.
plated as containing 43.9lS feet. at Ave and
one-quarter cents per foot. Subsequently, it was
found that it contained upward OF $4,000
feet more than represented. aud complainant
brought suit to obtain rescission of the
the ground OF mutual mistake. Upon hearing it
ordered that tho sale should be rescnded unless
the defendant should compensate the complainant
for the whole number OF feet actually bought aud
ter to master to ascertain how much surplus land
there to compute its value at Ave and uarter
cents per foot; and appoint int time for payment OF
that upon such payment being madc the complain
should execute conveyance to the respondent OF
spondent should fail to make payment
the contract should be rescinded and tho defendant
conveyed to him by tho deed upon receiving from
complainant the amount originally paid for the
same. with interest. In March. 1867. the Mastcr
ported to the Court that the TO feet Of
land and the amount due. with interest. was $S502a.
and fixed April 30. 1867. as the day for paying. On
ants residence with the money. in national bank
notes. but found him absent, and no one
2Sth of the same month the complainant applied to
the Master to approve deed from the defendant to
tho complainant and to ascertain the sum paid for
tho 439l8 feet with added interest. On the 10th OF
May. 1867, meeting held before the Master and
complainant rendered American gold coin to tho
p
defendant and approved the deed from him to the
complainant which the co%plainant had pre-. pre-.
that the defendant had not complied with
the conditions of the decree. To this report
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
A MARYLAND SCANDAL.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1

BALTIMORE. Dec. 26, 1870.
Pocomoke City, Worcester county, Nd, recently
the scene of the famous Duer-Hearn tragedy. is
shaken from centre to circumference by another
social sensation which has aroused the most intense
interest in that section OF the State. Colonel WILL
lam j. Aydolott, . prominent citizen. has been
arrested on q warrant issued upon the oath Of
Mrs. s. G. Polk, charging him with outrageous
sault upon her. Colonel Aydelott is not only q
wealthy aud influential citizen. but politician of
prominence aud until his arrest upon this grave
charge stood with unspotted record, socially
and politically. He has served several terms In
the House OF Delegates and was elected State Sem
ator in 1879 lie also held positions q member
OF the State Board of Education and was appointed
by Governor Whyte one OF tho commissioners to
adjust the boundary line between virginia ana Mary
Colonel Ay deots estate IL one OF the finest in Mary
land covering about one hundred acres. He married
Miss Marshall, OF Virginia. and has family OF
grown zip sons and daug hters, one of the former,
DIR. Aydelott, being prominent physician. He has
twenty years. Colonel Aydelott makes the most
emphatic denial of the charge. alleging 1t to be an
attempt to backman him. and asserts his ability to
character. The charge wasDpreferrcd by Mrs. Polk
Wednesday last, aud at the preliminary
examination commenced at two y. NJ on that day
before Justice Mock there was large crowd In at.
tendance. aud almost as formidable al array OF
counsel as in the Duer trial despatch states that
Mrs. Polk. upon being sworn. testified that Colonel
Aydelott had made attempts Mt outrageous assaults
upon her four different times at her home In POGO
inoke city. The details of testimony unit
for publication. The adjourned from
Wednesday to Christmas Day, when IL was resumed
In the meantime reports OF the affair spread and the
crowd and the excitement greatly increased AT tho
hearing yesterday Mrs. Polk ,ur hours In giving
her testimony, and scarchihgly cross-examined
by Mr.. Forman, OF counsel for the defence. During
the cross-examination she much confused and
went into minute particulars of the four alleged as
sauts. She said Colonel Aydelott visited her house
during the absence of her husband at delphia
made Insulting propositions aud conducted himself
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
SAILED.

Steamers City Of London Br), for London; Saratoga
Havana: City OF Atlanta, Charleston; Hatteras, West
Point. Va: Pioneer. Philadephia; ships Anna Camp,
Havre or Blsye Pomona SBr). Glasgow; Donald Mckay
(Ger, Bremen barks Cohnheim ier) Rotterdam Susan
Campbell ur). London Antonette Costa Qts. Cork
Herald Of the Morning Nor do Orion (Ger do Hespe-
(Nor do Lindosnaes (Nor) Barcelona: Post (Nor).
Bremen; vosts .Norl; havre Major Aus, Queenstown
briggs Irene Csrdenss Waubun, Pernambuco Tell Nor)
Barcelona: Todd. Pensacola; Garnet. Port Spain;
Ramirez. Key West
Also sailed, ship Young America for San Francisco.
Sailed 25th Planyn (Bolg) for Antwerp; LA
narthen lBrl. Naples.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
THE UNCERTAIN UTES.
SURRENDER OF THE GUILTY INDIANS STILL IN
DOUBT.
Los PINos AGENCY. Col. Dec. "a,
win LAKE, l,IIy Dac DC 1Q1Q

Los PINos AGENCY. COL. Dec. "a, +
via LAKE CITY, Dec. 26 1879.
Ouray and the chiefs selected to 90 to Washington
came to the agency yesterday. bringing with them
only part OF the prisoners. General Hatch re
fused 20 unless all the prisoners demanded by the
comm ission were surrendered. Ouray asked for
further time. aud fve days granted
to deliver them ut Clines rancho thirty miles from
here, the road to Almosa. at which place General
Hatch will await their coming. Ouray is either play
ing q double game or is unable to accomplish what
he attempted.
The snow is from Ave to fifteen feet deep on the
range and the General is compelled to build sleigh
in order to make the trip The success OF the com
mission is somewhat doubtful, and the army may
yet be called upon to settle the Ute question.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

TON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SYRACUSE. N. Y. Dec. 26, 1879.
The statements made that Howard Soulc. Of this
city Is an applicant for the appointment Of Super
intendent of Public Works is denied by Mr.. SouIe
himself and the statement that he is being pushed
for that office by ]. ]. Belden Is most emphaically
denied by Mr.. Belden. Mr.. Soule. his intimate
personal and political friends state, not cam
didate for the nomination of State Engineer and
Surveyor. Ho was nominated by the Saratoga Con.
vention entirely without his knowledge, and never
sought that any other State Office. Immediately
after the election MIR. Soue left tor trip to the
Western States. remaining three weeks.
A COMPLEMENTARY MEMORIAL.
During his absence memorial was prepared In this
city and signed By leading citizens ana men OF
both political parties which expressed the unalerable
confidence OF his friends and neighbors in his official
integrity and his worth ~ citizen. This memorial
which was signed among others. by General L. w.
Leavenworth. ex-Member of Congress; ex-Attorney
General Daniel Pratt Judge George +. Comstock,
Mayor John ]. Grouse and others, was presented to
Mr.. Soule on his return home This memorial is all
for or expect any political appointment q vindca.
ton.
PERFECTLY SATISFIED.
He declares that he is perfectly satisfied with the
result of the election and has not shall not ask
Governor Cornell for any political appointment.
He also states that Of his political friends. with
his knowledge consent. have applied for any ap-
pointment for him. To the correspondent o. the
HERALD Mr.. Soule to-day denied in most emphatic
terms that he has either asked tor expects to
ceive the appointment of Superintendent Of Public
Works ana stated that no friend OF his to his
edge, had urged or even requested his appointment
Mr. Soule stated that he ut loss to discover the
reason why his name had been recently mentioned
in connection with the appointment of Superinten-
statements made in this connection. and SAID that
they were untrue in every particular.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
SPOKEN.

sh'o zmi r from Rio Janero for Pensacola. Nov ~.
lat AZ =. lou n low.
Oct 20. of Cape Iiorn
:, ship John Bsrtram Non, Roed from Now York for
Shin Glengsrry ,Br Webster from Now York tor Mel-
bourne Nov p. lat - 20 s. lon 81 81 W.
Bark Chapman (hr). Atkinson. from Rotterdam TOR
Now York, Dec s. Liznrd bearing NNE IS milos
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
wHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec 49, Progress. Lapham to
cruise.
Arrived at Pcrnambuco Doc o. schr Caleb Eaton. Clifford
Of MI, called for provisions, to proceed next day.
sandy Point straits OF Magellan, Nov schr 0oldon
West Chcscboro, OF New London; had taken 1850 fur
seals this season.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27

MISCELLANEOUS.
A.
ONLY rEw DAYS MORE.
UP TO JANUARY 1. 1880. WE ALLOW A sPE-
cIAL DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. ThIs In
ADDITION TO OUR RECENT MARK DOWN.
All our goods are marked in plain agurcs and the DIS
COUNT will bo takcn from each purchase.
DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT
FINE ovERcoArs. ..n,
o''s'n"s. SUITS.
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
FROM THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
AT PRICES LOWER riiiAx EVER
MAX STADLER 90. t-i
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHERS,
BROADWAY, CORNER PRINCE ST.
EI0HTH Av.. CORNER <0Tu ~
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. Dec 26-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball dropped correctly to-
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

pArrs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW TIN
MONTHS DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
MIR. SOULE's POSITION.

NOT A CANDIDATE FOR ANY PUBLIC APPOINT
MENT-A COMPLIMENTARY MEMORIAL FROM
HIS FRIENDS AND NEIGHBoRs-PERFECTLY
SATISFIED WITH THE RESULT OF THE ELEC-
The New York herald., 1879-12-27

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. NC.
GALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. STEAMBOATS,,
OFrrirht and Passenger Propelers Tugs Yschts spoc
ncHtions estimates. plans. valuations.
SAMUEL HOLMES, 40 Front st.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 20. 1879.
The following were the closing official prices Of
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22

-Gtnctnnatie 8tGtter pru5Is
ten neulid, baB Elm bort i'm 8au begriffe=
mes GielenaB 9rDBer ais bas SET
beIberger lei. 0aS mar ein iebr falter
.Nufi6nitt". 0enn jenes @incinz
llatier NaB miro MIR $4,000 @aa. balten,
oas 6eioelberger oagegen bGlt 81 NAL 10
piel, nGmli9 99,067 @auonen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22

bis tbre ungetpifien ~ltntriiie ft9 nit Dem
Sultfel Der Stub permIl6ten. U2ebt
wabl! 2ebt tpobl!"
9so6 etnmal bradte 'i6re Sitternbe Sano
etnen @egenifuno gum 8orl6eiut, uno oas
mar etn 0rief. Ser tbeure 0rief oesieni>
gen, beifen Qlnoenfen lie ieBt fir INNER
begraben %tpelIte, Der 8rtef Der tie emit 10
gliiGli6 9ema1t. Sic Las i'm ni6t nte6r.
sic fitBte i'm nun gum lebten Wtal, uno
baum SerriB tie ibu IN feline Stiide, Die tie
ouf's Baiier ltreute, umO Die ipie fleine,
tpeiBe Sterne ouf Der bultfeln Stub oabtn
ta13teu.
@s Iegte iib tpie cine tiefe, tiefe 8itter%
tett ibr uln's !6er5, unb Elm Trolteln IdIts
telte Die gauge Sarte @eltatt.
Sic itano auf, uno ais i9r SUP tpieoer
oas Iter betrat, fam BaIl Die Sreppe pom
@arten berunter.
vMarie,~ iagte ct, baittg gu ibr bintrez
teto, vDu bit tpieber auf Dem ungli6liden
Baum g~eueien, 10 ipGt uu0 in oieier feudz
ten2lbeloluft. 9utannlt Dir nod einmat
ben SOB oaran bolen."
Gin !3uden, fat etnem i1mer3Li6en
2Gdetn 9leid, glitt iiber i9r 9ntlib. sci
rMbi9, iJ iperbe ME mebr babin gebeh."
vllno oaran tptrit Oh lebr n%pbltbun".
Ct nabm tbre 6ano. yg9ie falt On btit, "
sfubr er fort, vDeine lnporiidtigfeit fam
ipirflidJ ihlinme Solgen baben. &omm,
LAB uns raid nad 6auie 9ebeu. 9u Sit=
terlt iogar, Warte, iDiuit 9u Sid ntht
aif meinen 9trm itiiBen 2"
Sic that es. Stumm gtngen 8ei6e nee
ben etnanoer Sem 9aule gu, nur einmal
mar IS, als tpnue ie oie2ippeu 6ffuen, aber
fe ldlOB Ire uteber, unb nur ei1 leiAter
Shauoer our6bebte lie.
nSriert Did 90 fragte ibr 8egIeiter.
o9tein," anttpOrtete iie, vOie 9Hft lit ia
| milo uno parm."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-05
CODIGO PENAL
Ley de EgjuiciamientO Criminal
PARA PTERTO-RICO,
MAEDADOS OBsERyAR POR REAL DECRErO
DE % DE MAYO DE 1879.

Habiendo rnmitido el Ministerio de
Uitramar al Gobierno General De Puer.
to-Rico la edicion Official del C6digt,
Penal, sellado con e sello del AIiniste-
rio, y, por 10 tanto, Ia i1nica edicion au
torjzlda, y habiendose adjudicado en-
concurso Ia venta de dicha cbra 4 ia
Administration del BoLETIN, Sc avi5a
las personas que gustsn adquirirla, que
SO halla de venta on esta casa, Fortale-
"a 81, al precio de un peso el ejemplar
encuadernado la r1stica; advirtiendo
que. debienlo hacer entrega mensua!
de las cantidades percibidas por este
concepto, 10 venta del Codigo penal y
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal ha de
hacerse precisamente al contado.
Tambien SO encnaderna en- pasta
pfecios convenciona.cs.
Las personas de faera de esta Capt.
tai que desearen proveerse del CoDIGo
pneden mandar, aienas lie un peso On
sellosa la par, tres sellos mas para el
certificado y franqueo, y vuelta de
correo recibiran el libro.
La administration del BOtetiM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-05
Battalion Dc ArtlIeris De Puerto Rico.
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.

Dbeiendo adquirir en- pdblica subasta que
tendra lugar ell dia Is del actual las ropas y
efectos que necesita ell referido Battalion de
Artilleria y que continuation SO expresan
11S almohadas, 506 blusas azules, 5O6 panta-
lones azules, 200 casaquillas blancas, 172 TO-
rros de catre, IS mantas, AIS pafluelos, 3S
sabanas, "a sombreros, 302 tohallas, So boil
sas de aseo, 81 barras de catre. Sc hace saber
para conocimiento de los que deseen tomar
parte en- la referida subasta a fin de que
puedan enterarse del pliego de condolences
que Sc hallar& de manifesto en- las oficinas
de dicho Cuerpo, calle de San Francisco nti-
nero 60, de diez q cuatro todos los dias no
festivos.
Puerto-Rico, 1.0 de Setiembre de 1S79.-El
Ayudante Secretario, AGUsTlN PLAzA.-Vo Be-
Ell Teniente Coronel primer Jefe, r DE
RIVERA. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-05
Circular.
Aguadilla, agosto 1S de 1879.

Aguadlila, agosto 10 oe 1ol5.
Ejerciendo ell derecho que el art. 16
de- la escritura social de F. Reguero q
Comp. concede al seeio, que, relevando
de responsabilidad al otro SO haga car
90 del pasivo, he solicitado del Tribu-
nal competente que, con arreglo q aquel
articulo, me ponga nombre de los he
rederos de D. Francisco Reguero, en-
possession del haber social, para proce
der, desde luego, q la distribution pac-
tada en- la contrata. Asl 10 ha hecho el
Tribunal en- auto motivado de de agos-
to del corriente ano, cuya copia, jun
tamente con la del predicho art. 16, le
incluyo. A virtud de este, le ruego que
en- las operaciones que en- 10 successive
haya de hacer con esta casa, SO entienda
directamente conmigo, tomando al efec-
to ncta de la firms que estampo al pie,
y que sera la usada por mi en- la repre-
sentacion que ostento.,
Suplicandole que Sc digne continuar
dispensandome Ia confanza que al d.
funto D. Francisco Reguero, me repito
de V. con tod$ consideration afmo.
atento servidor @. B. S. NJ. Como tu-
tor Y curador de los memories hijos de
D. Francisco Reguero, FShr Ardmburu
A1ttc,tlo dies q seiS de la contrata social de
F. Reguero & CO.-No acordandose de un mo.
do precise la continuation de Ia sociedad, con
las modifcaciones que Sc estipuen, Sc disolve-
ra este, vencido su termino, pasandose! balance
general para conocer ell estado de Ia casa, he
cho 10 cual, para evtar los perjuicios de una
liquidacion, 81 aguno de- los interesados Sc hi
ciere cargo al pasivo, relevanto de RESPONSE
bidad les demas, tendra derecho cubrirse
de su montante con 10 mejor mas bien para
10 que eliza en- ell active de Ia casa, quedando
de este modo, Equido ell capital social que Sc
repartira entire los socios, tomando cada uno
Ia parte que lie corresponds de bueno malo,
en- proportion al capital respective, en- los bic
mes, muebles efectos, deudas, acciones dere-
chos de que Sc componga ell capital divisible
Las dendas favor, de todas classes, hecha que
sea 10 califcacion en- ell balance, sc repartiran
por suerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-05
Aguadilla, 5 de Agosto de 1879.

Sc otorga D. Felix Aramburu, sin 2erui-
clio de tercero, Ia possession del haber social de
F. Reguero & Co. en- liquidacion, dandosele di-
cha possession por msdio de uno de los alguac-
les del Juzgado quien Sc comisiona al efec-
to, asistido del presente escribano; haganse
liza, ropresentante de Amell Julia d Co., quien
posee dicho hsber social como iquidador de
F. Reguero & Co para que reconezca como
poseedor del citado haber q d. Felix Arambu-
I'll, por las representatives que tiene, Y veri-
ficado, desc cuenta. dict6 firma S. s. por
ante mi, de que doy fe.-Vicente F0rtuao.-
BurtOlOnae SdcarellO 3-3