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Daily globe., 1879-05-16
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
TEN DOLLAR CERTIFICATES.


WASHINGTON May 15.-The secretary of the
treasury says it is useless to send kilograms to
the department for $40 certificates, as they
will be sent in due proportion to all the differ
ent offices authorized to sell them as soon as
they can be printed, and the supply will soon
reach $2,000,00 daily.
KILLED SOLDIER.
Capt. Lawton, of the Fourth cavalry, yester-
day shot and killed soldier of the Twenty
second infantry for mutiny at San Antonio,
Texas
FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the 4.,per cent. refunding GER
tifcates since yesterdays report $615,26O.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIMBER TREsPAssERs.
The House committee on public lands to day
considered Herbert's bill relating to the public
lands of the United States, authorizing the
chairman to report it to the House with the
recommendation that it pass The bill was
framed for the purpose of releasing parties i'm
prisoned for interfering with timber on public
lands.
THE PLEURO PNEUMONIA.
The House committee on agriculture, Covert,
MCGOWAN and Lefevre dissenting, agreed to
report for passage the bill of Representative
Hatch, which prohibits the transportation f
diseases and especially the disease known as
pleuro pneumonia.
THE TOBACCO TAX.
The committee having in charge the bill re-
pealing the tax on tobacco in the hands of pro
ducers will report it to the House for passage.
woRK1NGMEN AND GREENBACKERs.
The adoption of the new constitution in Cal.
iforuia' was celebrated by the workingmcn and
Greenbackers in this city, tonight, by pro-
! cession and serenade to the Greenback mem
bers of Congress. congressman Wright, Ford
March and Gillette responded with brief
speeches.
| WANT TO GO BACK. 81
A delegation of Cheyenne Indians to-day
had an interview with the secretary of the i'm
terior and commissioner of Indian affairs with
q view of procuring the consent of the gsyern-
| ment to their return from the Indian gpf1tory
to their recent home. The will hay anptie<
! interview with the same officials ia. .1pOirOE
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

Taxes delinquent for 1879 should be paid be-
fore June 1st to save heavy costs, penalties and
interest.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

The marriage of Alphonzo. of Spain, vii
take place in October or November.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
MiSceIlaneo1fS.

BERNE, May 15.-Jacob Staemphi. Swiss pol
itician, and in 1861 president of the Swiss con-
federation, and subsequently member of the
Geneve court of arbitration in the Alabama
claims is dead, in his Goth year. He was one
Of the chiefs of the radical party, and at one
time editor of the Berne Gazette. He retired
from public life in 1868
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
House of Representatives.
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-In the morning hour
the statutes relating to the removal Of cases
from State to United States courts. and Mr..
Orth concluded his argument against the bill.
Mr.. McLane followed in support of the bill.
THE SILVER BILL. fs.-,,..
The morning hour expired before any action
was taken on the bill relating to removal of
causes from State to federal courts and consid-
Grafton was resu med of the Warner bill. the
pending question being the motion of Mr.. Kill
inger to lay the bill and amendments on the
table, on which the yeas and nays had been
ordered. "a ~.
The question was taken and it was decided in
the negative, yeas 100, nays l26. The Demo-
Gratis who voted in the affirmative were Beltz-
hoover, Bliss, Covert, Deuster, Gibson Hurd
Louusberry, Martin, Del, McLane, Morse, Null
ler Morrison Ross,3 Talbot and F. Wood. The
Republicans who voted in the negative were
Belford, Cannon, Fort, Kelly, Haskell, Marsh
and Ryan, Kansas. AL of the Greenbackers
voted in the negative.
The question then required on seconding the
previous question, and it. was seconded, yeas
,ll9, nays 1O7. The result of the last two votes
was greeted with applause on the Democratic
side .t,ztsE trfz s zsHDe s..I b Hs
The question as to whether the amendments
COu1u Uc VOteu on S0VS rise To- muCu discus.
sion. Mr.. Haskell asserted he would have
voted to lay the bill oh the table If he had sup
posed the House would be prevented from vot-
ing on all of the amendments offered for the
various sections separately. He said he regard
ed some of the provisions of the bill ~ mon-
strosities, and he would not vote for it unless
it could be amended
Mr.. Stephens also st..-ds il g his
understanding all along that the bill
should 2 be voted on BY sections,
and MIR. Clymer asserted he wsuld mot have
voted for the previous queation unless be sup
posed the bill was open for amendment.
On the other hand it was argued by Spring
er, Kenna and Warner that under the previous
question the bill must be voted on as whole.
Finally it was agreed the previous question
| would only apply to the frst section Of the
bill, which provides that gold coins shall be q
one dollar piece, or unit of 258 1-lO grains,
quarter eagle OF two dollars and half q
three doliar piece, an eagle and double eagle.
The section was agreed to, los to 81.
r. SECTION TWO.
The question then required on the second
| section, which provides that silver coins shall
be q dollar or q unit, half dollar, auarte,
dollar and dime; that theweight of the dolla,
shall be 4121a grains troy, the weight of tn,
half dollar 12L grammes, and the weight O
the quarter and dime, one half and one-ffth re
pectivelY of the half dollar Also that silver dol
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
France.
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS.

PARIS, May 15-An international congress to
discuss the projects for ship canal across the
Isthmus of Panama met to-day. Ferdinand
D. Lesscp was elected president, and Rear
Admiral Daniel Ammen, United States navy,
one of the vice-presidents. All the powers
applied to send delegates, including England.
Italy and Russia. The secretary read paper
on the subject before the Congress, after which
it was resolved to divide the members into
five committees to discuss the undertaking,
and the meeting adjourned till Monday
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Base Ball

At .Cleveland--Postponed on account of
rain.
At Cincinnati-Bostons, 13; Cincinnatis, 2.
At Chicago Chicago, Z; Providence, O.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
THE MEsDAMrs AlaA1osEp.

Just here general interest was awakened
and matters assumed the order solacious. The
social evils were marshaled in, three Of 'em at
least: Each one was called up, beginning with
Mr.. w. Erwin appeared for her, waived the
reading of the Indictment, and asked until
Saturday to enter plea. This was amicably
arranged between County Attorney Rogers and
Mr. Erwin, the court agreeing. Mr.. Erwin
then asked that his client be admitted to bail
He addressed himself to the court TO
make it - small a. confistent with the
ends of justice to be attained.
His client was comparatively poor, and from
the very nature of the case, could not present
sureties on real estate, as any property holde
would feel himself smirched, as it were, b!
Daily globe., 1879-05-16


At the afternoc.l session, the conrt con-
vening at 2 o'clock, the arraignment of pris-
oners followed.
A very smau batch of "regulars'' showed,
but the iregulars, in the shape and figure of
the farbulated social evils, augmented the
aumber of the arraigned and really showed.
that the grand jury had brought forth size
able mouse.
First in order the regulars marched in
under charge of Sheriff King. They
numbered four, but only three indict-
ments were distributed to fit the four, two
having been indicted under one count.
The four, are Charles Pratt, Samuel Bean,
Lawrence Fox and Charles A. squires.
Pratt was called up first to answer to
the charge of stealing clothes from Aunt
Betsey-Aunt Betsey g steamboat.
and the clothes belonged to
one Johnston aboard ship. Pratt hadn't 4
lawyer, and had no money to employ one.
nor friends to put up for the expenses of the
thing. Pratt is shoemaker, good looking,
and % years old. Mr.. @. D. O'Brien WAS
given the case OF the youth, and pleaded not
guilty, for him.
Samuel Bean, colored, of the gorilla type
of beauty, had employed Mr.. w. w. Erwin TO
defend him from conviction on the charge
of stealing g. j. Rioe's watch. He was al
lowed time until Saturday to make his plea.
lawrence Fox and Charles A. Squires were
next axrsigned for stealing boots from John
NoaAn's akop anS vabashaw street. Fox.
doesn bslis his hame IN compiexion Of f.
cial expFesslop He vsntaa . lawyer, and
wanted 1r-J Aesn. He got Nj. Egau,
and MI Egan&ot time until Saturday to
rnakA TnInA. 2<fhsroa 1a:xl-sk ....
Daily globe., 1879-05-16

IS WHERE DID. TIE MONEY GO
in that year. There was expended $2s. .572.
How much was expended to protect the poor
freedman down "A the country where the
night rider. the White Lacquer and Kuklux
oppress him. In the ten Southern States
there was expended $4S.719. and in other
States 1887 .250 was disbursed. That is to say
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

Since the new administration of affairs at the san Carlos Agency. too many Indians are out "on pass to render it agreeable to whites of the surrounding reighborhood If we are correctly informed, small bunch of not less than 1900 are noR out and some of them with permission to be absent for foity days. So far the Indians have deported themselves with few exceptions to che satisfae- ton of their Christian brothers and t is to be hoped that they may continue to cultivate friendly relations with them, bu. notwithstanding they smile upon us now, we cannot help re- memJeriug what shey have been and Kith what litle eompunction they twangsj a bow or sent a bullet crash ing through the brain of a fellow mortal, aud for that reason We would rather not see tleir "as plenty as black berries ia season" of the res ervatlo6.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

We learn from a gentleman, who recently spent some days at tue San Carlos Agency, that Major ChafFe. temporar y in charge, is satsfacto- rily administering the affairs of the agency. He has Lotifed the con- tractor for four that he must not be short upon ration day and is equally exact with the contractors for beef and requires of them a strict fulfill meDt of their contrac., both as to weight and character of cattle. 4 few days since he rejected quanti- ty of wheat because it wils not sound, not "good enough for Indians. :" The Major has expressed his deter animation that his Indians shall have all that the government pays for. IIe has designated his scouts by a star which they at all times wear ex- posed to view. Violations by h.
 iians of orders are inquired into and # the facts warrant are summarily punished by Imprisonment and also required to labor. olery Should the Major, when contractors are short and he in order 10 keep faith with the Indians buy n open market what assurance has be that the Commis
 aoner of Iadian Affairs will respond Tor any amount over and above con- tract price His action heretofore warrants the belief that he will not.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

The yellow fever in Memphis is surely increasing and in consequence d general state of alarm is prevailing tue Saush. 4 committee of safety has been appointed in that city. State troops have been assigned 5y .he governor to preserve order. The Mayor of St. Lotus, in eonseqRenee of the great number of people flee ing from Memphis to that city, has telegraphed the NatioEal Board of Health for tents and rations for one thousand persons. The Onehi,a Belle had arrived Nith over SIX hun Zred. Most of them are said to be poor and from the infected part of the city Casey Young. a person of large experience in yellow fever, is Of the opinion that the seourge may spread to the northwestern country all the States from Ohio Co Nebraska.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

John c. Fremont, Governor of Arizona, according to information from Prescott, has been absent from the Territory for five months. Johu, of course, will nos draw pay as gov ernor for the time he has made us miserable by bis absence. When may we expect Johnny to come marching home
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

l. is pleasant 10 fnd that the Sher- man family at least is solid for the Sherman movement. General Sher- man, assured an interviewer that be does not want to be President him- self, as he isn't tired of life yet and doesn't want to be worried to death as Harrison. Lreoln anu other Pres idenss were. As for brother john, the General thnks he may be Presi- lont, and gives hlm good "char- acter, as follows He is a suong-willed man, who has been en- gagged in warfare with foemen worthy of his steel. and IS accustomed to statesmanship and matters of politi- cal economy.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

Carlos H. Fully, editor and pro prietor of Las Dos Repablicas, :" published in Tueson, has enlarged t to 2 sixty column paper It aboaads in choice selections and well aigested original matter besides being plelho- rio in local aud Territorial news. We wish him abundant success, as ae richly merits, for his energy and enterprise in giving to the southwest the most desirable newspaper printed in the Spanish language.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01
Arizona Silver Belt.
ArIaaE. Augns1 ]. Iesa.

zHg ARTz0NS S{L FER BELT x issaea trsiag sxorh.ags, at Globe, fiRat County, -fFi-0Ra g5ERMS GF J'BSCREPTJ0A-0a Tear, Foug {}o7irrs Sir NoRtAa. Faro Dollars ahd Fifty Cesfs, Thres .Kohfts, One l1o}- lar ard ffyfy Csufs-iararia5ig ia Ad- nzncr. R5EES OF aDFERTISLNG girsa upoa ap- stfcat5oa JOE PRINTING done Promptly aud at Req s0aaJle }',ices Address
 f. E. H4EFNET. Edifor.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

One of the bids of Shaster speci- fed improved breed" That of Ralsz to whom the contract was as- signed, was for California stock and although . dollar more per head than the lowest bid, for tbe reason that Martinez did not signify the class, but was generally understood to mean Mexiean. the cheapest kind, and not adapted for milkers or breeders, the purposes for which they are attended. These cows when turned over to the agent will be desig- hated by some government brand and the Indian families to which they are apportioned will also have their indi- sidual brand which VIII be regarded as valid conveyance to the Indians, but or no account will they be al- lowed to kill or dispose of them and when fouad in other hands will be reclaimed by tue agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

4 tunnel under tue Hudson river is to be prosecuted in September, it lis sad, under the auspices of a com pany organized under the laws of New Jersey, of which DeWtt C.. Haskins is President. He states that ample capital will be available tO prosecute the tunnel.
 Dewitt, We are informed, is a brother of J VI Haskins of Globe.
 Harvey Lake died suddenly at Maricopa from drinking ice water.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01

To know how to wait Is tue great secret of success.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-01
SIX Hundred Cows.

The following arc the bids for COWS opened al San Carlos on the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24

Intercooniai Eha0 Qe So506 pc
Iden o6 5000. 0o......s............... u pSs
iQElaI5Er& = Esslcl4. - Pc
Aos VaporSs Irasatanuoos tocan On plymouth,
OhSpourg 9 SoutHsaznpLon. IN eStA agencla SO eA.
piuen pasales dlrectoS Dsara Paris.
Se tXpei.d9n bllieteS Q6 Ida y Vuelta para DASA
les lntercoioniGi6S IraSaLantCOS pOr3 naeSSS
aho respectlptmente con una reDala del rs y. "
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS. - Toda familia conl-
puesta de personals cuy0 ptSale 1raSatlanGl-
GO c0mponga el val0r do cuatro paSaleS enteros
tiene derocn0 a la rebaJa dc una seXGa Darte del
laOntante del paSaJe. EtleAdaSo Dor tamllla los
dres, hllos crladOS. EStt reduction no Jleno ia
ger cuand0 SO eXpiuan PASSAGES dc Ida Vu6lta.
Los ntEos meneS ae al 10. uno Eretis. dc 8 Il.
eI1arta phrte, GO Ia La kllGads
Los DaSa3erO& phra Erdncta. cEAlQuier D2rt6 de
Enrspa Dueden Queuar iS 0lae eh ln2iaterra 81 sSi
GUSTAV, vice versa los para ln9i&STIa pueden QUE
oar en frfnGia. Axos ph5alecoa Dor estes vap0res
entire Chorhourg. EarIS ElyEa9utn Y L6ndres, una
ropsia dc 10 W. los etnbaccadoS 6n este puerto.
ESta proniDiu5 d los pasaJ6r0a omDarcand0 eu
este puerto t0ar billetes sIno on casa de Agen-
ttSs en Juaa faSrto-t tco, SE0S. Ltier d G9: 81
kasale tornado a Doree peGara 10 p5S de recErgo.
AdeIaag De los pu9rtoS Menci0nad0S drriDa, pue- =
Qaa obtan6CsG passages DoE loo VhO@reS dc esta OoA
paniG, Sara LOS slaU iont puntyS: antigua, bjsr5a-
Gas, Belize, ORltaSGEid, C0tGa, Cura2S, D6MSrara,
DoEataiua, Gctsnaut. Grey Town. jac1lsl, Janlalca,
Ia Gair, MaItinIca. Port-au-1FlAe0 Puerto Llnlon
bayanliis, h1nl hILLS, Sia A3At. SSn Vicente, To-
Dago tsla do Trln1aaG.
SO eXigeA aloCa pcScL@S niodlcOS para los traSpor
taS de tAOac0 Gale q Europa.
Para bOrrnSneCeS sODgS psSaleS. IeteS deInas, Iii
gigirso a la AGs1cls de la OompGnla.
La CoinDaEia as6SuIa Toda claSe do valoreS Qle
en- elective, metSi@S pre6a0s0s 0yas So embarduen
On ios YaporSs la .iA@a GOA G6stiIS Eufepa. san
IhClIesS ElaiJans . 3uiaulec ogr DuAfQ Ga sn EI1gS
AgepL9s. Assk1haer - Gss-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
APfkHkTos
PERFECCEONADOS.

critorlos patentes para csas de concrete y partcu
lares-Sres. John Wright Comp. Aparatos econ0-
micos para alumbrar ingenios casas ,particulares
Lo siguiente es un resdmen parcial de Ia maqui.
en- los taeres de los senores fabrcantes arriba NOM
brados Us.
Moinos de todos tamafos para cafIa hasta 50 pull
gadas diametro. con todas las mejoras para obtener
Ia mayor extraction para gnara2o. hori-
vertcales. horizontales jas portatiles de dos
tres cilindros. con expansion. condensacon. SON
no gastan caldera. carbon nj niagua-Tachos al yacio
= triple efecto con sus bombas y condensadores. &
&c M Isa para es Fl bre
radora dc Wetzel Beur otros. .Clariicadores rec.
dc Hepworth. Weston. Manlove Aliot -Filtros de
precipitacion de saeos, carbon n animal, Filtros
fes. Galloway multtubulares y eompuestas -Calen-
tadores purflcadofes de e. aqua para calderas que
bustibln Quedando las calderas siempre limpias.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
-legadas. SalIda!

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta linea
en- conexion en- S. Thomas los dias y rs con la
Inca de st Nazaire los yapores que hacen e
Intercoloniai de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumara
Barcelona, (V') Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
3 Para mas informes dirlgIse
8 - S5lUd d Co., Agentes
San Juan, P. r., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
COMPANlA GENERAL 1RASAILANTlCA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCESEs
LlNEA DE MARSELLA.

Llamamos la atencion del comercio del
p1bico en- general a Ia variacion que ha teni
10 esta hnea de vapore5 en- su ltinerario, ell
que empezara regir Ell corriente mes con Ell
Tapor GUADELOUPE, 1000 toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
isg sVapor = Manasela" oGDttam Villlansil.
PuERyo-EIoo POE E1suR DE SANTo DOMINGO
auHuHS rK. sItSUIENTE ITINEEApxO
''RETORN0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Nuryrrks. .Sres, D. r. s: Dolz Y Comp -G1BARA
Anossores de Silva Rodriguez Comp:-BARAOoA. Is
zlaYo Comp. STes .. L. Hos S S COMP F.:
min Bernsdo.-AaUApIILA 6res. Amell. Julia Cf-
PUFKTO- RIoc. Sr0s. lrtarte. Aerma4o de Uaraeeaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
Conpalia General frasatlantiea
DE sYAPoREs CORREos FRANCHISES
11enen de& Mnanire U 6antanderl.

4~@s'-e e
ri dia 81 de eada mes saldra de st. Nazaire
y escala en- Santander yTenerife con destino q
San Th6rnas uno, de los mejores vapores de 10
Gomnaiiia llegando a este altimo puerto el 6, y
continuando Bn ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
Ia Oompaiia acaba de establecer un servi-
clio intercolonial con Ell siguiente
.5sss FTINERARIO.
GAYmAa LLEGADAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24

u
5000 Tg $l74. $160 $50
Llmontante de pasajes de fetes es pagade-
70 en,oro americana su equlyal ente en- mon
aa m corriente con el 5,p% de aumento. 4
T3s CONCESIONES ggI0E
Sc ezpden nasass t9;da. De da ~ vqslta en- los
noD nj, Il u% de rebaia, y enlos trasatl4nticos
.ySlidos por doce fneses J con un % p% de re-
I a toda farnilia. cuyo pasaje compute el mon
tanle as .cuatro pasajes de Camara se hara una
% I,os'dfl6s me enores de amos gratis, ties5 s 8
Ia cuarta1pdrte, de q II "a mitad, Y de sdoce
cnmpIi dos pagaran pasaje entero. Caando una
e. miIia feIlga varios nifios,. memories de amos,
s6lo uiio. .de .elos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta pafte de spasaje.
,Osscriados varUnes pagaran el precio flado
no.. los pashjes de entire puente, las muieres
IasLostercios elpasaje tonadas por sus anas.
Para mas detalles, dirigirsea q
s.ssseessssssss- @sskH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24

Dalzado y somDreros de todas classes en- La
NOvedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
GAIJnAa. LLEGADAS.

na San Thomas. ell 6 q San Juan P. r. el 6
q an.Ilan sR. sets q d Maya giez. -. Ell z.
" Mayagdez !. eli 2 q Jacrnet el 9
sc Jacnlel. ell ,aPto Principe. el 10
{. Pto- Principe. sel liza SAINT. de Cuba. 81 II
s SAINT. de Cuba. Ell II, : Kingston. .... ei II
sp8 - - RETORNO.
sallendo de Kingston el Is con las escalas
arriba Inencionadas ssiiegaraa este puerto eli ~,
continuando eli misno dia para Santhomas, to-
mando aqui los pasajeres y hetes para el yapor
1rasafiantico que dicho I'LL mo punto SO d'rge
santahder Il st. Nazaire.
..Precios de pasejes igaterco1onsa1esI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24

Todo concapa de 59S siendo pagadero en- Liver
COL de siendo pagSder2 cR s
cebo eorriente de Giros las fechas de Las 4ega-
das de los vapores. ,.,<,,os Ia ca ,o,e
T:es nlezas buitos dc maQuinar1a que pasen de
Aos tnnaladaS de peso, u otras mercanclas no men
cion "A sd M Frriba Hete conventional.
Soma am Daroues Dor uR solo yapor de no menos
rua sn1 foneladas, para un solo Consignatarlo, se
Hbonar6 La capa. paRano9se Aete On AlVerpool q ID
anfreISN de los cOn0ciml
Para pormenoFes. diriglrse He -
r.a,eol - q los Sres White Forman j. Co.
On aA4T 4SaaI Hsa'1R p r. Sobrinos EzQuiaga
3; pp;nSSSeso-'} SSs'} SfsT5 - Pastor Marquee q GO.
NoT0eiicz Borda u Co.
1as.z 1Ia1s.z1oo16iIia 81 Tia 80. .- Amell, Julia 90,
G4s.n~ooC - Nova d Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
Tari1a pare dinero !.

san A juan is IS % am. San Juan Is Is 81 u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-24
Escusla. .pubHsa del dBtite de Cathedral.
Al. SAN JOSE-4l.

lcAf al. SAN JOSE Al. ~
Ell professor que suscribe tiene la honra de
ofrecer sus servicios a los senores padres de
farailla. sc admiten alumnos lnternOs, ben
sean estes prOcedentes de esta Capital 8 de las
demas pObiaciones de la isla.
Queda alberta una ciase de gimnasa, asi
como otra especial para la preparation de los
j6venes que deseen adquirir los con1clmlentoS
necesarios para ell titulo de agrimensor, aGsT1lr-
tiendo que solo podran ingresar en- la expresa-
da case los que hayan estudiado razonada-
mente la aritmetioa elemental y superior ten
gan idea de la geometr1a plana
g ESTIPENDIO.
Internos que cHrsen la instruction secun-
daria Ell el colegio de los PP. JeSuitas
por t1imestres adelantados. ........ $40
Cydse q'eql6tnaeYatdria de instruction 2orinagid
Externos (mensual) .................... $ 4
Internos (por trimestres adelantados).. 60
CLASSES ESPECIALES.
@ 51&' Gi1171dslG.
Extremes internos (mensual adelantado). S l
Agrin,ensetrG
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