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The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
Anccdoto of Judge ClCary.


some years ago / bad a case to argue
betofe The eccentric Judge Cleafy, oil
Kentucky. While waiting for my case
10 come upsI listened TO the trial OF a
liraNr,y ruAan, who vas accused of steal
so two mules, lie had boon caught
riding one and leading the other and
thongh both the animals bore their real
owners brands, he swofe that they had
bcen ldaled on his farm and raised by
him. Every point of evidence was
against him, but he swore he was inno'
cent with enough oaths 20 scare nm over
land tcamster. The jury rendered q
verdict OF guilty without leaving their
seats Judge Cleary asked him
"Havc YOU anything to say why ludg,
ment should not be pronounced on you.
eyes, | havcr'
"WlNt is itf'
II ann innocent, and | hope God may
strike me dead if am not.'
The Judge paused 4 moment Then
he said, quietly;
"As the Almighty has not seen proper
70 comply With your request, the sen
tence OF the court is and he wen
on 10 pronounce il.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18

hHvly to wa cs,l4oa'. !" DEAF a.l~s .
IT ovrs n. w1os.

Nf@" - NAAsNNaff
Year litter isll, me Bsovn {, dead aols Browpisr
The W, gone to hi, long socouui' ssa adins-
loved he fellow, brother IiEs: sisneh friend "a
The las 70 leave one IN lurrhihs sps 10 dare HDS
And can saree imsg5ne a. I rad your letter Ted
mat ,hIolced, eofhneAi sepnleinvd '9Id ssoWnirs'
It's igst two years ago to-day parted-ae and y
| He held my hand and iaifrfnz spoke " God hless
-. you, JACK GoOd-lJ,
III meet you In the years Iocone Siien I, 1ks you,
The proud distinction Of name = asn eOile5s days
are done"
He tod Of the hopes he rad the Ugh anita Gus
dreams
That shed around II lie thelr bright. but 100 dsla
size beams.
He wore picture n7El bis hart. Atr Ted, tfas
Comes up before my vision nc y ia all ~ par'pres
grace.
a lovslier never saw, md fhsvsvaudcrsi shsrs
1Ds dgaGghisf' OIL the Orient are deemed di'ineiy
" She's Waiting has waited loag for .sDs'-he
Col help the poor young heart whsss dreans rest
now where lies the csad
lSoar his merry, enreless shout rirg out upon the
And catch the echo Of his lssh that held no ns Of
care. 't
And h.rrying footsteps seeistO SOUND upon eehsing
floor
lift my eyes and Brownie stands witAin the o7sn
door.
For am dreaming Ted old boy, Of shr,e past happy
days
When you and and Brownie stsAysd slOng familiar
ways.
The river winding thrO' the gsn wbazS n the dayv
In many heated contest, Ted, ve'vv piled ~
friendly oar
Imagination pictures now. Do you recall the day
When Brownie led from start 10 close ana bore the
The boating cup. Twas nobly won. xba have it
noW-and he,
Poor boy has rowed his last race here Old fellow
canhbo 81
That faithful earnest heart is stiledf that we shan
Again the clasp Of that strong head In friendship
warTn and dear;
Aye can i be that life once bright with hopes efal-
gent beams
Is lost to aspirations high and Lore, ambitious
Thusin the morn-tide Of success in rnanhoods waken-
ing years
Hopes brilliant sun oft sets beyond rising mist Of
tears. 80 |
Yet, my fancy cannot picture as read your letter,
Dur comrade shrouded, eofiued--" Old Brownie"
lying tead 4
Quincy lao9en Ar0O
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
A Typical Western Outlaw.

,vosyer, the Cherokee desperate, who
- Med down and killed near Mus
stood Sthe Indian Territory, recently,
S ortjaw head of the list Of Western
"a bloo& was of white skin, though
CLornl,cc \ tainted, and he claimed
taii strs;o Nenship. He was six feet
sra9,e IA an arrow, and of stout
tenr lis iicN-eight years Of crime
Sr,iI5S had \ full of il from the
InT;ar f"'t, pod tiercely upon his
Iii Mo ,.,\ V marks of the dare
HN, "a NAL, ,bAto die with his boots
." "''9 Nv W. e. Nv stle of bullets in his
saic ,at,l, .t,aAwas that Of whole
tbc laws of Inc \ So imperfect are
BSrler and his mNln Territory that
and boldly for maAe win Tree boots
half-brccd Chcroke9aIs' Irlpiet'
lean, and Mason, tEdeh' the Mex
lioutenants. Men WNan' were ms
dered. and robbed bNaylaid' muir,
again. Il is said thaNm tlme ana
! the Cherokee country W clt'1en OF
bullet in his pocket f&I special
eliminating atrocity oAAer' Inc
about on the morning Rahd came
August last, when they gsNe "a OF
village Of Caneyville, Kd lht9 the
broad daylight sacked the ana IN
the residents, men. women arriving
like flock of sheep, out inte lureh'
Two men who resisted were 81 oouS'
the heart. A few days ago Sough
KEGS and two white meE caugE zero
laws in ambuseade. Scogput,
Mason escaped, the twelve rihtnd
ing for Barkers benefit. BarkeHA,,
Offered resistance with the onla
that was uninjured, the left leR
right leg and both arms were broks
al three limbs were amputated 50
before his death. Triplet crawie
through a corn field, but limping
the house Of his mother at Vinita o.
following day, laid down at her feet
died.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
Freaks Of Lightning.
Iciaolada,i Ga1ette.l

A singular accident occurred at Beth
lchem, Ind, hast Sabbath. Rev. c. E.
Walker and L. c. Taylor rode into the
churchyard and hitched their horses I'M
der small tree, and started for the
church door. When not more than
twenty feet FROM the horses belt of
lightning struck the tree, killing three
horses aRd injuring another. Strange
70 relate, the sky above was perfectly
clear. There was a elozd in the west.
but it seemed too far away to do anv
damage Another strange feature is. that
q tall tree standing not more than ten
feet away, was missed. The church,
steeple, also, was only a few steps away.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
A Ouickened Conscience.

The murderOf the Morris family seems
likely to remain a mystery, unless the
murderer, prompted by remorse, shall
some day reveal it. A man in England
recently gave himself upas the murderer
of woman in Essex while the family
was away at church, Sunday, June 81,
1857. For twenty-five years he has
wandered over the world, having been in
every county in England, and sailed to
various parts of the globe as far as India.
He did this, too, in the face of $500 re-
ward offered for his detection and of his
notoriety for horse-stealing, for which
crime he had just served a term in prison.
He feels happier since his surrender. All
of which goes to prove that murder may,
rather than will, out"
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
A Deoarsd American Inanstrr.

Before the advent of cheap cotton the
production and manufacture Of fax
were important industries IN this coun.
try. .fr,
In 1910, when the population Of the
country was but little more than I. OOO.-
900. there were produced in the United
States over 2, 000, 900 yards Of haxen
cloth made in families At the present
time, When the population of the eOun-
try is believed 70 Be $1,000, 900, the total
annual production Of fax and linen
fabrics i probably not over 5000 900
yardA and not yard of fine linen i
made in the country
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18

lis noted of some scholars, Ike
Swift and aibbon and Dome, that they
pretended to vices which they had not,
so much did they hate hypocrisy. viii
liam Blake, the artirt frankly says, Il
never knew bad man in whom there was
not semethingvery good" Bret Harte has
pleased himself with noting and record
ing the sudden virtue blazing in the wild
reprObates of the ranches and mines Of
California. Men are ennobled by morals
and intellect; but these two elements
know each other and always beacon to
each other until at last they meet in
the man, if be is to be trnly create Il
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
Poor Show for Brains.
INew orlean. Tlmes.l

b." New orleans Times.l
The eminent essayist and philosopher,
Ralph Emerson, we have heard it said,
earns by his pen and brains perhaps $50
or $50 a week, but the negro minstrel
actor, Billy Emerson, gets weekly
salary of $500 for his comical absurdities
and his songs and dances. Why. then,
when a man can make fortune in one
season by a vigorous use of his legs
why, in the name OF Mammon and
Plutus and all the gods and devils of the
money worshipers, should a man with
any sort of understanding, or rather,
anything 20 stand on, hope to make a
living, much less 20 get rich, by adopting
letters as a profession? Let the success
Of the professional pedestrians and the
Jig dancers warn hifi against the foolish
hope of making money by FRAMEWORK.
If he persists after this, then let him
take the consequences. ff
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
Living with Nature.

Robert Ingersoll says there Is quiet
about the life Of \ farmer. and hope OF
serene old age that no business or profess
eion can promise. Aprofessional man Is
doomed sometimes 20 feel that his pow
erS are waning lie Is doomed TO see
Younger and stronger men Pass him in
the race for life. lie looks forward to
ll spoli arc ofintelleetual mediocrity. He
viii be last where once he was first. But
thefarmer goes as il were, into partner
shin With aaure-he lives with trees
and fowcrs-he breathes the sweet air
Of The fclds- There is no constant
frightfm strain upon the mind HIS
Mi his arc fllcd with sleep ana I LesI ne
mon The green and hilly slopes HC
hear the pleasant rain fall upon The
waving corn, and the trees he planted il
hi yoatl, rustic Shove him as ne plant
other far the children yet to be.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18

A LITTLE four years old who gathers
her ideas of harmony from the street
musicians lifted her great wondering
eyes to her mother the other day and
asked: Does angels all have harpsT
81 think they do" was the reply.
Doesn't any little girl angels have to
pass the hatS' Why, no. ms dear; why
do ask such foolish questiOnslp "Bk
cause If / can't have harpI dat want
to be an angel I shouldn't feel good
enough to pass the hat up to God
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18
Prices AZ LeadYiIls.

The cost of living at Leadville, says a
correspondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean,
is now much less than it was six months
and year ago. Very good acoommoda-
tions may be had at the seoond-class
hotels for $40 per week, while many of
the restaurants furnish fair meal for
twenty-five cents. If persons are dis
posed to economic, they can rent a COM
Portable log cabin, or small frame house,
at from So to $40 per month, and either
board at private boarding houses or take
their meals at restaurants. Men say
that they hre here quite comfortably in
this way at from 81 to IS per week.
To give an idea Of the cost of some of
the commodities here, / viii mention
the following: Riding pony, saddle and
bride, So per day; hay, $50 to SO per
ton now-two weeks since it was going
at $l2O per ton; cabbage, turnips, beets,
potatoes, etc, five cents per pound at
jobbing prices, and at retail from six and
a half to seven cents; -four retails at IS.
per hundred pounds; lumber, native, at
S25 per thousand, and Chicago at sec;
corn and oats, at from three to three
and half cents per pound Rents are
very high. Small .store-rOoms in frame
buildings run at not. less than $500 per
month, offices at from $50 to 500, while
the Theater Comique. occupying a COM
paratively small building on Stale street,
pays a monthly rental Of $500. Bust
ness lots range very high. The owner of
a lot corner of State and Harrison
avenues is almost daily importuned to
take $500 fOr it, but Persistently de-
clines, while a day or two since a one
half interest in lot on Harrison avenue,
near Chestnut street, sold for $40, 600.
Residence lots are yet comparatively
cheap, speculation in them not having
commenced to any great extent
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18

The pedometer may become a terror
p husbands, when all the ladies find out
he success ola shrewd Boston wife. who
Nietly attached one of these tell-tales to
husband when he started to $50
-a;An to the Office and post up the
-sinks. On his return she discovered
The he had done fifteen miles Of walk
- rOund billiard table. He "lost"
s(thful reporter the next day.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18

ErsHr masked robbers stopped ira
IN the West the other day. As the ira
contained an excursion OF editors I
only los was q los Of time to the robbie
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18

SARATOGA Is gradually gaining on
Niagara az 8 resort for bridal partieA
II really looks a. il Niagara would soon
be left entirely 70 tie Indians and ths
hack drivers, Who have killed it for the
rest Of the world.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1879-12-18

KIssEs-TwO CUPS Of sugar, three
eggs butter the size Of an egg, one cup
Of sour cream, a teasPoonful each Of
soda and creamtartar. Little salt and
nutmeg. drop it on tins ant sprinkle
sugar on befoR baking.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

Mediantc ell empleo del Lacte-fosfato
dc cal con las nodrizas cuya leche a terada
habia producido dtarrea verle 9 serosd,
hemos visto desaparecer ell NAL y recupe-
rar los n1os Ia salnd.
D" DoLBEAU y PAoUET,
Inanicion Mineral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
La CaStellana.
HOTEL, RESTAURANT, CAFE, BILLAR
Y BANOS.
.AGUADILLA.

Situado en- ell punto mas centrico alegre y
fresco de la poblacion q treinta metros del
mar con bonita vista por todos lados. Es-
plendidos salones, habitaciones amplias y
ventiladas, con periodicos y libros de lectu.
ra.-Se hablan tres idiomas.
Cocina inspeccionada por un director cor
un primer Y buen cocinero de gran nombra-
dia y recommendation. Sc sirven comidas &
todas horas en- los salones del Hotel del
Restaurant, 8 bien en- habitacion particular,
desde las diez de la mailana q las doce de Ia
noche. NJ.
Ell Restaurant, planta baja del Hotel, tie
ne buenas habitaciones para pasajeros 81
por dia, con almuerzo, comida y desayuno,
incluso cafe y vino en- mesa redonda. Sc adj
miten abonados conner por 800 poT mea.'
Sc sirven almuerzos y refrescos para convi-
tes a domicilio con tai que Sc avise algunAs
horas antes. Ell administrator prepieta-
rio, AGUsTIN RODRIGUEZ. II. 28 Feb.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

CADIz sANTANDER,
| - LA HABANA. VIA HABANA.
/, Cam. ., Cam. B. Cam /, Cam. Q. Cam. 3. Cam.
| $50 $34 SIG 5000 $16O $40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
OJO! OJO! OJO!
PKECAVERSE DE VILES Y NOCIVAS
FALSIFICACIONES.

Me permito, respetuoSamente avisar al p1-
hlico de Puerto-Rico que Sc fabrican en- Nue.
va-YO Ork otras parties, grandes cGltidadeS
de GSpotriGS y may 7lociUGs inlitGcioaes de mis-
Pt2dJords y Ungiie1ltO, siendO los vended0res de
las mismas ana nlutit,td de naercaderes y b0-
tlcGTi0s POGO escTupulOSOS, que obtienen estaS
cor'posiciones despreciables q precios fnimos
Ii expenden al pGblico como mis- legftimos
meucamentos.
Los Jabricantes do estas vzes imitaciones,
para encubrir de un modo ladino Ell fraude que
coz eten, tienen ell descaro de insertar en- sus IL
bret os de instruciones, un aviso, en- que advier-
ten al publico que deDe precaverse de falsi6ca-
clones, mlentras que SMs prodltctOs SON faFeci-
sa,aente las id6nticas .talSy yicGcio1aes que pre-
tenden denunciar
No permite cue sc vendan mis- medicamentOs
en- ninguna parte de los EstadOs UnidlOs do
America, fiji de impedir que los falsiica-
dores puedan obtener mis- facturas por con-
sigente, cuGJesQuiera PtldorGs q UngiientO,
HeUand0 Ell nOn,JJc de Holloway q procedentes
del citado pals, son perfdos engahos que SO
hacen al pGblico
MIS- legttiHa0s ncdic0D,entos stnicanacnte Sc
elaboran en- mi eStablecimiento No. $50, OK
ford Street, L0Hdres, y ell tina6Te del 60
bierno britGnicO siempre va undo cada b0to
GAIA de los mismos
Apelo, pues, muy encarecidamente al clerO,
las naadres de tGnliliG OtrGs se50ras, para
que Sc sirvan prestarme su auylio, en- cuanto
puedan, en- denunciar este fraude.
Aprovechando esta OCCASION para ofrecer al
pdblico de Puerto Rico las consideraciones do
mi mas profundo respeto, tengo Ell honor do
Suscribirme,
Su obsecuente servidor,
TOMAS HOLLOWAY.
No. 533, Oxford Street,
L6ndres, IL de Mayo, 1878.
avs. h. u jun. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Tari1a para dinero.

Idem mas dc $50o0 0o0.................... u p%
lARidhSrId cIancAta's ~ p>o
Los Vapores Trasatlantlcos tocau en- Plymouth
Chebourg y southampton. En- esta agencia SO ex-
piden pasajes directoS para Paris.
BE expenden billetes de ida vueta para pasa-
es Intercoloniales Trasatlanticos por3 meses un
ano respectivamente con una rebaja del 26 D. q.
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS.- Teda fanaiia COM
puesta de mss personals cuyo pasaje Trasatlanti-
tieRe derecho q la rebaja de una seXta parte del
montante del pasaje. Entiendase por famia los pa
dreS, hljOS crladOS. ESta reduction no tien0 lu-
gar cuando Sc expidan pasajes de ida vuelta
Los n1no6 menos de amos. uno gratis. de 8 6 la
cuarta parte, y do u La LatIad.
Europa pueden quedar 16 dias Ga Inglaterra ei asi
gustav vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar en- Francia. Los pasajeros Dor estos vapOres
tendran e priviegio de viaiar e caino de hero
entire Cherbourg, Paris. Plymouth y Londres, una
rebaja de 10 pS los embarcados On este puerto.
Esta proh1bido q los pasajeros, embarcando en-
este puerto tom&r b1ets slno On casa de los Agen-
tes en- San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres LStimer CQ el
pasaie tornado a bordo pagara 10 DS dc recargo.
Adem&S de los puertos lnenc1onados arrlba, pue-
den obtenerse pasajeS Dor los vapores de esta Com
naia, para los siguienteS DuntOs: Antigua, Barba-
das. Belize. Cartagena, Colon. Curacao. DemeraPa.
peminica, Granada. Grey Town. Jacnsl, Jamaica.
La Gaira Martnica, Port al. Prince, Puerto Lmon,
Savania Saint Kits. Santa Lucia san Vicente. To-
hago isla de Trinidad.
Sc exigen ahora precies m6dicos para los traspor-
tes de itlhaco cafe % EUROPA
Para pornenores sobre pasajes. hetes demas. d.
rigirse Ia Aaencia dc La Oompahia.
en- erectyo metales ;,reoosos joyas. 80 embarauen
On los vapores de Ia iinea Coz ass1no E9reDa. san
Thomas, Aahana. cqaiQuia oEfo ssaisfn eA sn Tu'a
Ag@atas. LAttmer d Go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
Dr. GUBLER,
Midico dc los Hospitales de Paris.

En- las conra1ecencins de Gpbres tifoi-
IDEAS, en- Ia dlbuminuriq, Ell el dt betes,
ali en- fin, donde In economic esfa honda
mente !ast NADIA, cl Lacto-fosfato de cal
produce los mas rapidos cfectos recon. til
tuyentes.
Observation de los Dr' BLACE1E,
MoNoD y TARDIEU.
M6lieeS de los iospitaleS dc Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta valides por dos
neses con Is p% de rcbaja los pasaieres dc camara

Sc oXplden paSajeS de ida vuelta valldoS DOr dos
meses con Is p% de robaja los pasajeres de camara
NINOS.
Los nifos de los pasaieros que no tengan 8 si1os
cumplidos. son neyados gratis. Los que tengan 8
amos cumplidos hasta sin cumplir pagaran u Dasa-
je Los que tengan amos cumplidos no lleguen a
a. pagaran n pasaje; de 10 aftos adelante pagan
pasaie entero. En- case de que una familia tonga
niflos memories de AMOS uno de euos solamentS SO
lleva gratis. los otros Dagaran u pasaje.
CRIADO
Los crados de los pasajeros pagaran en los viajes
trasatanticos pasaje de entrep uente $780, Las cra-
daa nagaran las 2S del precio del Dasaje segun la
tegOrfa tomada per suss amos: no t1enen d6recho &
estar on los salones sino ell tempo rigurosamsnte
necesario para el servicio de sus amos.
Recomendamos, s los Dasaieros inscriban sus
nombres lugar s doude van On sus e1uI2ajes en-
caract6ree integblss Los pasajes so expiden hasta
una hora antes Do la saii1a dc los vapores.
No SO admiten f1ates despres de Ia llegada do los
vapores Para mss inforaes dirigirse 4 log Gonsg-
natari0s.
MayagTez Il de Febrero 90 1878.
NOTA. Desde ell 10 de Julio de 1877 los
fetes y pasajes por estos vapores seran pa
gaderOs en- orc americana su eQuiva-
lente en- neneda corriente con 81 p.S do
pRemio,
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/ d A
IA eaAe ynaa las da Ia tarda. aal6rS da la
RETOR N O.
CONSIGNATARl0s.

S;;cSunras de Silva Rodriguez Oomp.-BARAooA. 3.
Tiayo 40ompCgs4 sFes s g. l. kSs G9mP Bon
min Bernedo-AGUADIILA Sres. Amell. Julia y Cs-
1T Pu1ETRTo-RTco, Sres. Iriarte Hermano de Caracena
e Gonn n-SINrH6MAs Eres. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
A los se6oreS Hacendados.
ORADORAs BUCHANAN.
Primer pFsnio, meaalla de orc en- Ia tltina
EXPOSITION DE PARIS.

de los lag edadas
1mela
cas bane exto obtdo geado lag c
suscben dnioos plaza
H4Mar ~ Cresas FlAlaY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

" He publicado varios casos de tisis con-
firmada, uno de ellos con destruction
compieta dc un pulmon, curados merced
al uso del viuo y del Jarabe de Dusart
con Is carne cruda como alimento.
D. DELZENNE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

sicmpre que ell acoite de hisado de
bacalao estaba indicado, hemos tendo eea-
sion de yer cuan ventajoso era dar la
par ell Jarabe de Dusart, cuyas propieda-
des aper tivas completan Ia accon medi-
camentosa.
Dr. RANT,
Inyestigaeiones experimentales sobre el
Fosfato de cal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
CUlDRA Y COCHERA
"LA PROVIDE ENCIA. u

Ell queIsuscribe, duefio que fue por dos me.
ses de la cuadra sta la salida de la Puerta
de TERRA, que por causas ajenas q su vo-
luntad tuvo que dejarla y quedar al frente
de ella como encargado cuatro meses; ha
alberto otra de su propiedad en- ell barrio dc
la Marina, sitio denominado la carbonera,
entire los almacenes de los Sres. Iglesias y
de MADEIRA de los Sres. Crosas 4 Finlay, 10
que pone q disposition del pIblico por aho-
ra para Guido de caballos diario por me.
ses, contando mas adelante poder proper.
cionar caballos de silla para alquiler
Cuenta con un gran local para colocar los
coches los que siempre estaran guardados
por consiguiente fuera de la intemperie.
Por demas le parece encomiar, ell cuidado,
cello y esmero que tendra con los caballos y
coches de las personas que Sc dignen hon
rarle con mandarlos su cuadra, pues cree
habran quedado satisfechos de sus servicios,
los que 10 hicieron cuandc Sc encontraba
como dueflo y encargado de la que deja arri-
ba manifestada procurara 10 esten los que
10 ocupen nuevamente.
Sc cuidan caballos por meses 6 10 pesos
diariamente los pIecios de costumbre en-
otras cuadras.
Puerto Rico, Enero % de 1879. h.AF.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
FINANCES OF JERSEY CITY

The financial condition of Jersey City Is De
ing considered by committee Of citi4ens called :"
Mayor Hopper make AN examination OF ls ana'fs auu
devise remc0y. The bonded debt 10 nearly Sl6OooVVV
upon properly valuation OF $60OUOOJO. during 'n'
last two years the annual deficit on account o tho
aymcnt OF taxes has been $J5OOOO nearly one
of The tax levy each year. public meeting VIII oe pe'
next saturday. when the committee Will suggest reo"'
tiop OF 40 per cent in AL salaries. and Suspension VI
work upon pubic improvements. The report Wiz
also oppose any increase VI tne municipal dco' "a
cent that necessary meet existing Obligations u.
committee also favor the abolition ot all tho city boar"
excett the Boards OF Aldermen. Finance ana la1Nrt t
Bills are to be presented 10 the STATE @ an
week proyGlug that city taxes Oe "A ulSt hru ,,a va
proprtt - and giving delinquent aNpayers ne rEn, "a
give bonds Tor tner taxes. These bonds WIZ oe % w%
r,lrrmable IN three annual pay ments similar ~ W.
VISION Il also be maGc ~ regard To lhe ptN r
a..rsslucuts for public street Improvements I've
OF new charters, which Viii affect Jersey OI'y oHp'
heel introduced III the l. SlSldtuTe.