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An f,npo,tant Political Opinton.

an f711pO1tU5C fDOCtttC0G ODtntOn.
A California correspondent writes: The
political gain of the workingmen's party
may amount to nothing. But already q
very great national reform in electing politi-
cal officers is accomplished in California,
and its unanimous acceptance by all parties
here is sure sign that it will be accepted
by every State in the Union. The corrupt
system of primaries is forever broken
up here. The workingmen's party
led off with it's open convention
to nominate candidates for all
the off. es of the State and its sew
ersl counties. No list or slate was admitted.
Everyone in the convention was entitled to
propose candidate, when each Office in turn
was called by the chairman. The nomina-
tons being closed, the fitness of the candi-
dates was in order for discussion, and every
mans claims were canvassed. Some were
summary Withdrawn by their proposers up
on exposure of unftness. Finally the vote.
was taken and the majority made the nomi.
nation. The chair st these times adiured
the convention that all must sacrifice
personal favor and vote only
for the fttest. This is natures
unerring law, by which all things and all
men go to their right places. It is, as phi
losophers formulate it, s'the survival of the
fttest.'' In this way fifty or sixty candi-
dates, great and small, we're nominated, OF
men 80 generally admired for their fitness
that all other parties have followed their
example. And now we have the three rival
parties presenting their purest and most
competent men-not q hackneyed politician
among them all! Every man is pledged to
reform abuses, root out corruption, and bring
political salaries to the scale of current rates
elsewhere in the State. So many of other
parties promised the same reforms that no
small number of workingmen who would
have left them to join their friends party
prefer rot to change. The workingmen
seem to count on their election. Should
they be disappointed, their organization has
power to make its wishes respected. Stimu-
lated by their success here, you may count
on the spread of their example in quick
time over the whole land, and som again
beyond the seas. s5
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net officer who, having wealth, is willing to
spend some of it in social pleasure of which
! 10 President is very fond, when somebody
else foots the bill.
REPENT1NG OF PAST MIsDEEDs.

Secretary Sherman CoHses to the Conclusion
that the Sttver Dollar Is Good Enough Tor
the Creditors Of the Government.
The recent order of Secretary Sherman
instructing assistant United States treasurers
to make no Determinations against the sill
yer dollar is undoubtedly intended on the
part of Secretary Sherman as departure
from the theory which the treasury from the
outset has followed with respect to that coin
The following is the text of this confidential
letter to assistant treasurers, which has never
before been published:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON, d. O., June II, 1879.
The Hon. James Gilfllan, Treasurer of The
United States.
SIR: You are hereby aut horized and direct
ed to pay out on public obligations and on adj
yances to disbursing officers the standard sill
yer dollars the same as other coin or lawful
money of the United States. For your infor-
riatl"n and guidance enclose herewith q copy
Of circular on the same subject this day ad-
dressed to each national bank depository.
very respectfully, JOHN SHERMAN
The following is
THE TEXT OF THE CIRCULAR
referred to-
SIR: You are hereby authorized and direct
ed to pay out on public obligations and ON ad-
vances to disbursing officers standard silver
dollars the same as other coin or lawful money
OF the United States, a full supply of such
dollars being now in the treasury. To secure
your bank a full supply for such purpose, the
treasurer of the United States, upon receipt
from you of q certificate stating that the sum
OF 5000 or any multiple thereof has been cred
tied to his account, will send you free of
charges for transportation like amount of
standard silver dollars. Very respectfully,
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
Up to the time of the issuance of this cir.
cular the policy of the treasurer had been
really
or at least not to force them upon any credi-
tors of the government. This circular is re-
garded either as new departure or as the
forerunner of new departure. 1t does not
IN terms direct the United States treasurer to
pay out any percentage of silver
dollars in the ordinary disbursements
of the government, but it is not inn
possible that an order may be given direct
ing that per cent. of all public obligations
and of advances to disbursing officers shall
be paid in standard silver dollars. Even
should such policy be adopted, long
period would elapse before the silver dollars
already coined and in the treasury could be
placed in circulation. One-sixth of the cash
now in the treasury is composed of standard
silver dollars, and before they could be put
out. il would be necessary to disburse the
enormous sum of $18O,O0O,00O.
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PORK
st. Paul Retail Markets.

ST. PAUL, jury Is.
OHIOKENs-Dresse old chickens 130ll5c. Spring
chickens, 35@a0c per pair; dressed 5O@75c.
BurTrRnChoice creamery isaoc ner N, Trash
dairy.l8@2Oc; roll and print butter 16018c; cook
ing butter 12@16c.
FRu1r-Apples S3.5o04.OO per bbl.; cranberriel
608c per quart.
BERRlEs-Bl ackberries. scarce, 25c per at: blue
berries, qt, l0@12a; raspberries, per qt SOTO
go seberries lOc per quart cherries, zoe per quart
Observation-Disclosures old 55@BOc per bus, new
s0@7oc per bus; onion. So per bus; cabbage, SC per
head; squa.h 50ol0c; beets l5c per dozen lunches:
turDips l5c per dozen punches; celery, Quo per
dozen lunches; peas 3OQ 4Oc per peck
oucumbers 15@25c per doz; b ans 2'c per peck
sweet corn, l7D2Oc per doz; tomatoes 56Q175c per
box, 10000 per doz.
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Minneapolis Loft.
IStillwater Lumberman.

One way and another they manage to
drown . boy . week, in st. Paul, on an av-
erage. This is calculated to give outside
people an idea that st. Paul is numerously
populated, and unless Minneapolis does some
hing she 10 likely to be left.
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st. Louis Express

Passengers at st. Paul leave by
the st. Paul 4 Pacific r. r.
at Lbs p. M, connecting ct
Minneapolis. On Saturday
this train runs to Albert Lea
only Z.
Mixed Minneapolis aud Aer-
RAM Junction, connecting
to and from all local stations
on st. p. 4 8. g. r. r. as
far 40 st. James. Connects
at Chaska to and from al
points on Hastings + Dakota
railway.
Mixed Minneapolis and White
Bear Lake and Duluth :.
Mixed Minneapolis, White Bear
Lake and Saltwater !. ....::
Omaha Ex., to and from all
points on st. p. b 8. @. R'y.,
Omaha and G lifornia. -.
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Let the People Assi@.
[St. Peter Tribune.l

It has been positively decided to hold
State fair in st. Paul this year. Samuel E.
Adams has been elected president, and calls
upon the people to give it every assistance
and make it q credit to the State, which we
hope they will do.
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Foreien money Market.
RENTES-82f 8 6.
MARKETS IN DETAIL.

The following quotations giving the range Of tht
markets during the day were received by
MORT O N, M DOR T. & Co.,
Comm 'ssion Merchants.
LIVERPOOL. July q, 10 A. M.-Wheat quiet but
steady Floating eargoes quiet but stronger.
NEW YORK, July a. HOO "A. M.-Corn
NEW YORK. July "a, 1880 P. M.-Wheat
inactive and tame: No held at $l.10; No. held
at 97QD98c; winter weak.
New York, July a. loo P. x.-Wheat
heavy: plenty; No. held at $.1o; no bids; 96c bid
No. 3; winter weaker.
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Le. daily Jar. Daily

Trains arrive and depart from the st. Paul Paci-
&c depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured Ct city
ticket Office, No. Washington avenue, (opposite
St. Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and atll6
East Third street, st. Paul-0eo. 81. Hazard Ticket
Agent. CHAS. T.. HATCH, Con. Mon 8.
"A. II. BoDE, Pass. Ag't. 5I3 '.s
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THE COURTS.
D{9fricf fi0SSrf

Before Judge Vanderburgh.
D. Fl. Culbertson VS.. E. D. Benjamin ct al.
Motion for new trial granted.
Charles F. Gilman VI. Mary r. Snyder ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff.
N. P. Peterson ct al. VS.. David Ellsworth
ct al. Judgment for plaintiffs.
Minneapolis Harvester Works vs.. John
Foss ct al. Judgment for plaintiff.
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MMnicipaL Court.
Before Judge Cooley.1

Before Judge Cooley.]
Joseph McCune, drunkenness. Dis
charged.
James Eustis and r. w. Farrell, drunken
ness. Fined SIS EACH
Louis House, interfering with pound
master in the discharge of his duty. Com
mitted to Jail in default of $14 fine.
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Witch
LChicago Trlbune.l

Chicago Tribune.
Senator Window d es not mention him
self for the Presidency. 1t may be modesty,
and it may be prudence,
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IecE focused Of Liberals,
Chicago Times.

ONr AtecE AcCU8eO " LsOerNtaCy.
Chicago Times.
Governor RAMSEY, who is praying night
and day that McCrary may sufficiently con-
ciliate the brigadiers, is jolly, well-preserv-
ed old wheel-horse of GA, who walked right
into the Presidential stomach last year.
Hayes has great fancy for other peoples
victuals and Ramsey knew just where to
touch him. And Mrs. r. is faithful coad-
jutor. The governor halls from Pennsylva-
mia, where he was robust and popular Office
holder-congressman and what not-until
appointed territorial governor of Minnesota.
He was mayor of st. Paul and Senator from
Minnesota. II he takes ithewar Office the
army will be we'll fed, and fighting will be
discouraged as prejudicial to health, comfort
and longevity. The President will get his
pay for the appointment in having cabi-
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Chicago. Milwaukee d At. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot Of Jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner Of Third ana
Jackson streets. Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents,
st. P3ul. $500
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Probate Court,

BefOre Judge Tea.
In the matter of the estate Of Emily Haw-
thorne petition and bond fled for the dis
tribution of estate and hearing set for Au-
gust Is.
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TRAINS.
H. o.
River Division

River Division
Through Chicago 4 East
ern Express ........... !.
Through Chicago 4 East.
ern Express :. .
Iowa and Minnesota Div
Prairie du Chen, Milwsu-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis h Kansas City Ex
do do do
OWatonna Accommodation
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WHEAT.
CORN.

;. Wneat fecetpB N chicago, 1885 busn6ls; BhlP-
ments, 259, 7l3 bushels.
Wheat rece pts in Milwaukee, 45,1OO bushels;
shipments, $500 bushels.
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81. Paul. Minneapolis and M.nltoba Rail-

st Cloud II :65 . %
81 Cloud. 1O:1b PIE
Alexandria. 6NB pm
,AlexandriA. l:60 . 10
b.
Minneapolis. 9:N . 10
Minneapolis 6:26 p n
1t Paul. :lI6 . .:
st Paul. $40 pm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
Boletin Mercantil.

gustoso ell momento actual, cual ningu.
no propicio Y oportuno, en- que van q
constitrirse los Ayuntamientos, libre-
mente e;egidos, para recomendarles de
antemano, asi como las futuras Juntas
municipales y a los Alcaldes, a quienes
conjuntamente correspondent el plantea-
miento, que no dejen de cumplir on item
po oportuno ninguna de las lisposicio.
nes contenidas en- ell nuevo Reglamento
Ay1denles tambien en- esta patriotica
obra, facilitando su accion, cuantos Sc
sientan realmente aniinados del deseo
del bien, y cuantos abriguen el sincere
afan de contribuir actiyamente al ade-
lantamiento material de la provincial.
Dios guarde V. muchos amos.
Puerto Rico, Is Gle JUNO de 1873
EULOGIO DESPUJOL.
Sr. Alcalde -Presidente del Ayunta'
miento de.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
Admon. Central de Contribuciones Rentas
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.

Dispuesto por Real 6rden de "a de
Julio de 1866, VICENTE on esta provin-
cia por la de II de Diciembre de 1867
que sc inserto en- la Gnceta de 10 Isla
de Is de Febrero de 1868, y SO ha re-
producido por e: to Centre en- el propio
pe''i6dico oficial correspondence al 10
de Mayo tltimo, que en- toda declara-
cion manifestos de los comerciantes
Sc expresen las partidas del Arancel q
que correspondent los articulos que
comprendan, detallandolos y clasifcan-
dolos en- la forma prescrita el Iltmo,
Sr. Intendente general Sc ha servido
resolver, como medida general, con mo-
two de varias recamaciones sobre re-
cargos impuestos por falta de expression
de declaraciones, 10 siguiente IL En-
todo manifesto de los comerciantes
consignatarios de mercancias que Sc
importer, constara & continuation de
cada una dc las partidas declaradas
el n1mero de la que corresponda en- el
Arancel VICENTE, 6 aclaracion conve-
oiente en- case de modification por Or
denes posteriores { citando la fecha de
esta en- cuyo case la partida Sc decla-
ra en- los t6rminos y con la nomenclatu-
ra que aquella variante haya estableci-
do. 20 ST ell artlculo declarado no SO
hailase en- ell Arancel 8 su Supplemental,
estard obligado el comerciante estam-
par la palabra ovalao.v-3.0 La peneli-
dad que por omission de estos requisi;
tos Sc impondra sera la del recargo-de
2 % sobre Ell valor por aforo de la mer-
cancla, en- consonancia con 10 que dis
pone el apartado g. de la citada R~al
6rden y el artfculo 287 de la Instruction
de Aduanas VICENTE.
Lo que de orden del Iltmo. Sr. In
tendente SO publica en- la Gaceta para
conocimiento del comercio.
Puerto-Rico, 20 de JUNO de 1879
Angel Lozano.
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Llevaronse 4 cabo gus criminales pen
samientos.
Ell vecindario, al siguiente dia, 81
apresura pregnntar Juana, que Sc
desperto mas tarde que otros diss, Ii
novedad ocurrida en- su casa.
Juana, como 81 tai cosa no hubiers
pasado, responde:
-iY que es :. que sucedio
i Mujer !, -. Vivi..
-Yo no Sc de 81 49,.
Els que Vivi to di6 aver unos palos
IA mi :. Mi cuerpo 10 tengc
bien sano.
Todos y todas SO encogen de hombros
Y hacen una mueca.
Al poao ratio Sc presenta un hombre
mas luego dos, asl hasta media doce-
ma, y todos preguntaD por Vivi.
Baste decir que su amante esposa q
todos deja en- bahia cor sus no Sc ....
40 no teglgo la caipd, etc, etc.
Es una gracia de Dios vivir asl tan
fresco y .tranquilo.
Il SDonde estara Vivl? -.
"A mi me compro una vaca.
"A mi un lechon.
A mi un cabro.
A mi { volviendo la espalda y
descubriendose Ia cabeza para tomar
fresco pronuncia ana palabra, que Don
Quiiote reclamaria, diciendo: Yale mds
mo menealto.
Los que la oyeron Sc rien, y la cosa
sc mira como una broneo de buen genero,
que acaso no SO ha previsto en- ell CO.
digo penal para que no quedaran impu-
nes estas execrables acciones.
A los cuatro dias, SO presenta I'M pa
Dire de fanlilia, reclamando una yegua
zaina, que alquil6 Viv1; y que junta-
mente le vendio unas ocho gallinas v
diez y ocho pollonas, hasta la vuelta
de su viaje.
Il Y pa donde tir6? dice Juana.
El campesino esta caliente, contes-
ia: Pa los snfernos, y desaparece.
Por 1timo SO tienen noticias de Viv1.
lei pobre Esta en- la carcel do
tai departamento por heridas graves,
inferidas en- un bale de campo.
\. A los cuatro meses un dia de Pc
Nenne encierro es condenado presidio
pr dos amos medic.
El que NAL anda, NAL ACADIA, dice ell
refeRn
tsY en- tanto ell mundo sin cesar navega,
Por ell pielago immense del vacio."
Y los malos pasos de los caminos no
hay quien los componga, anado 20, por
conclusion.
PERIoo.
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abusen de la paciencia

abusen de la paciencia
del pdblico pagador,
q quien no importa un comino
10 que ALA en- sus pastos son
nj 81 comen malojilla
nj al rumian una col.
Esto pido y 10 suplico
con ell respeto mayor,
en- nombre de la Academia,
la Patria, la Religion,
Hermosilla, Gil y Zirate,
y Larray Lista w.. Boileau.
Ell Cayibe. y
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PREPARADO Y GARANTIzADb POR
LANMAN s. KEMP, NEW-YORK.
P6rdidaC.

Sc gratifcara generosamente Ia persona
que haya encontrado y entregue en- la Gale
del Sol mum sc, una, cruz de orc, one pertene.
ciente un rosario de diche metal, Sc perdi6
ell dia % de Mayo, dia de la Ascension del Sc
nor, al ir a misa de ! 4 9. de Ia mahana 10
Y por ell otro tiene MADEIRA de Ii casa Santa de
Jerusalem; la cruz esta pendiente con un Pc
dacito del rosario y como es nm recuerdo de
familia, Sc desea encontrar. 1-3
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su padre
to, que 81
ra que aprel
darles gusto
+ IQu6 resulta,
cacion viciosa qu,
to en- cuanto SO de,
indiferencia grave
por aplaudir vicioa
sas de la jnventud
-Yo quiero d;.
pueda 4 mis- hijos; de o.
ran mi muerte, me echar4
tendre la satisfaction de lid.
cho felices.
iPobres madres las que hablais
Ese m6todo de educacion dara res
tados contrarios & 10 que deseais.
Leios de honrar vuestra memoria y
bendeciros, esos ninos ma! educados que
luego son viciosos criminales, esas nj
has desobedientes y voluntariosas que
mas tarde sumentan el n1mero de infe-
Ices, 6 perdidas, recordaran gimiendo
vuestra culpable tolerancia y la execra-
ran: teniendo presente vuestra condes-
cendencia no podran amaros, y ante
ello~, como ante la Sociedad y ante Dios,
serels culpables y los responsables de
sus extrav1os y desventuras.
Avergonzaos, madres. cuyos hijos de
seis siete amos todavla no saben quien
es Dios.
Ri ni1o puede aprender sin necesidad
de ser castigado duramente; basta una
reprension fuerte, una mirada severa,
la perdida de un dulce, un juguete 8 un
paseo; porgue apelar q golpes brutales,
q gritos, modales descompuestos y ex-
presiones de c6lera, es huir de un NAL
por dar en- otro peOr.
ST al reprender IN nino SO le aturde
con gritos, se le maldice, sc le golpea,
aprendera Ia soberbia y ID ira en- vez de
corregirse de sus defectos; creera que
no hay mas ley que la del mas fuerte,
y mientras sea pequeno aguantara su
madre; pero cuando sea grande 5que
hara
Madres de familia, evitad ell que ha-
va en- vuestro hogar una de estas fere-
cillas que son el castigo de propios y
extranos: aunque os hagais violencia,
corregid vuestros hiios, que ganaran
hasta en- salud. Educadlos bien y seran
el apoyo y la corona de vuestra edad
madura, sirviendoos q vosotros de orgu-
llo, y de adorno a la sociedad.
RAOUEI,.
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IlILMIEI]'l MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

EN RAOAO.
JUNO 23.-De Cadiz, vap. esp. "Espa-
ia" carga.
- 23.-De Luquillo, bal. esp. EN-
riqueta," lastre.
23,-De Arecibo, gol. esp. Ami
ta," i'd.
- 23.-De Manatf, gol. esp. bella
Joaquina," carga.
- "a DE Humacao, bal. id. "Vi.
liza del Sur" id.
- 24.-De Mayaguez, gol. esp. era
pido," frutos.
24.-De Canarias, pail. i'd. era
pido, lastre.
24.-De Santh6mas, vap. esp,
"Nuevo Moctezuma,
cap. Diaz, con carga.
24.-De la isla vap. esp. "San
Juan" cap. Lartitegui,
con carga.
24.-De Mayaglez, vap. frances
"Desirade," cap. Cahon1
en- lastre.
- 24.-De Halifax, gol. ing. "Swa-
non," cap. Fraser, COZ
salazones.
25.- De Barcelona, vap. espanol
"Jose Bar6," cap. Mas
con fetes.
- 25.-De Halifax, gol. ing. "Arc.
tic" cap. Sileman, cor
aalazoues,
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Muebles.

Por ausentarse su Guefo, Sc venden los de
la casa num- Al de la Gale de la Cruz; ell que
los interese puede dirigirse Ia misma donde
nformaran. l-3
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, lndlgnas del perlodlsmo:
70, pasante de abogado,
que & veces desde I'M balloon
me asomo q Ia Fiscalia
para yer 81 ell Promoter,
olvidado del ofcio,
50 duerme como un liron;
y cual le sucede ahora,
roncando en- tono de dc
deja que vaguen realengos
del Parnaso en- derredor
cuadr1pedos y cetaceos
Gin bozal nj jaquimon.
70, que en- el ano y pro-tsmpora
J de Delfos al temple voy
& saludar respetuoso
al Castalio y q su Dios,
y tomo en- el Pindo ell aire
y el aqua en- ell Helicon,
y hallome en- cada vista
con una bestia 8 con dos,
Que estropeando su antojo,
de aquellos prados la flor,
me atizan q quema-ropa
va un mordisco, va una COZ,
CON el cuerpo vulnerante
de algun romance ramplon:
70, que crispados los nervios.
tempo hace que viendo estoy
una turba de poetas,
prosaicamente feroz,
maltratando a su capricho,
sin arte y sin instruction
: ell romance castellano,
Ia mas pura y la mejor
de las formas literarias
: CON que el n1men espanol
grabo el sello de su gloria
en- nacional expression,
suys propia, solo suya,
de su pueblo y de su sol,
con la que escribe poemas
como el del Cid Campeador,
con Gongora soledades,
maximas con Alarcon,
Y dicta ell dialogo q Tirso,
lleno de vida y calor,
y derrama con Quevedo
tilosofica intencion
On satiras y letrillas'
vestidas de buen humor,
8 inspira al dulce Baltic
las odas de Anacreon,
la comedia al grave marco
y de Quintana a la voz
pone q Pelayo en- escena
con heroica entonacion,
u hace escribir a Zorrilla
lindas leyendas de amor
y yierte do quler q mares
las galas mil de Breton:
70, en- fin, por orden de Apollo
que esta de un genial atroz
= con dolores de muelas
y apuntado de un femon,
a causa del gran berrinche
que ha cogido el buen senior
por algunos desacatos
contra su Constitution, -.
y la justicic y el 6rden
, el iiterario pudor,
pido que SO forme causa,
con costas y retencion
contra cierto semanario
complice y encubridor
de romanceros delitos
de la mas alta TRACTION,
que cometen q su sombra
ya su amparo protector
un gran pes y un gran telino
4 cual mas pge y telon.
Otro 81: pido y encargo,
siempre de 6rden superior,
que por especial decreto
hecho para ell case, ad hoe,
se prohiba en- absolute
bajo penas de rigor,
& los copleros campestres
de cualquier jurisdiction,
que con chismes personsles
eean on contra, sean on pro,
a. \; .-f fNft
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27

Dom
calera,
sas, Ral
Arturo Ga
mas Ramel.
Santiago, Jose
res, Lucas Gin
Jose Amadeo, Ca
MO Enriquez, Gar
Berges, Maria O., j.
tobal Andreu, Emilia
Bennasar, Rosario Mere.
Maria Soto, Carlos Agu
Mercado, Agustin Vazquez,s
guibel, Francisco Alvarez, J. !
Sra, Francisco Aguiar, Bernardo
Andres Girar, Anecto Caballero,
cisco Aldecoa, Francisco Fulladoss,
mon Frias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
El UNIVERSE.

HOT Ell Y B "A II O9.
En- este antique y acreditalo hotel Sc aca-
ban de hacer las reformas, y mejoras que tanto
reclamaban todas sns dependencies hecho
cargo de su direction su fandader.
l-6 Gabriel Ob7'UdoT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
PERICo.

Trasladamos nuestras columnas,
tomandolas del festive Buscapie, el 81
guiente romance de uno de los poetas
puerto.riquenos que con mas pureza
manejan el habla de Castillo, en- el que
propina un merecido vsrapalo q tanto
Moreto de carton como Sc exhibe hoy
en- desdoro de nuestro rico idioma, y a
esos organillos campestres que, care
ciendo sus redactores de inteligencia
para tratar cuestlones de interes para
ell pals, Sc ocupan solo de pelsonalida-
des indignas del periodismo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-27
DE VENTA.

Una estancia en- la jurisdiction de Pefiueias
de 700 cuerdas de estension, algunas fncadas
de cafe y platanos, y Otras de pastos montes
virgenes propias para la siembra de aquella
planta SO vende al contado plazos como
dos Para mas informes dirigirse D. Emilio
Ibahez que reside on ell indicado pueblo de Pc
nuelas b. Ag.