davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

TOR SALE or TO RENT CHEAP-A de-
j. desirable country place near Kaonah station on th'
Harlem Railroad For full description and terms address
20 Tiffany. place. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

VALE Law oel-Regular course, years
GRADUATE course Gor degree of DELL wears. Fan tern
opens Sept %. Address Prof. WANLAND New-Haven' C
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05
SHERIFF'S SALES
NHnIFF98A

@ MERIFF . SALE.
y BY virtue Of = writot Levari Facias.
sale ~ the hotel OF
TAOMAe d. BRADwAY,
In Delaware City, In Red Lion Hundred
New Castle County. Delaware, on
rhURsDAY, The lith ~ Of September,
A. D., 1879. At 10 O'Clock. ., M,
The following described Real Estate. viz
AL those. the following tracts or pieces
OF land. meadow and marsh, situated In
g. Georges hundred, In the county Of
I'd ~ follows: Beginning at q stone, q
corner OF John A,rich's land, between the
Jew house built by A dam Diebi and . GER
Piers and the dwelling OF the said John
Alrich's and running by q line of his laid
.ouh seventy-twO degreas west 80 perches
ana Lilo 70 ? stone, . corner Of the said
degrees west 80 perches and 10 70 an
other stone. thence south 81 degrees west "a
perches TO stone, and standing Al The end
said Diehl and 0iner, and the said John
AlTich, thence the "a me course by the said
ditch seventy four perches south perches
aud lilo south degrees minutes, west
% perches south 81 degrees 30 minutes,
west eighteen perches ITO south 333 de-
groes west 81 perches and 81 10, canal about
.perches above the large sluice, thence by
the inside OF the Public Road, 10 degrees
and ~ minutes, east SO perches and 80
thence north q degrees % minutes east 1875
perches and 6i-l0 TO near the northeast end
OF Augustine Bank, thence BY several
ing herewith 70 the Uni ed States pier
lot. and by the lines OF said lot until with
In the line OF the centre OF the harferect-
I'd on said lot, thence by John Alrichs' line
north 90 degrees thir' y seven minutes west
70 the place OF beginning, containing with
In these bounds "a acres and 81 perches OF
upland and marsh meadow, be the same
more or less.
And the other OF said tracts or pieces of
land and marsh meadow, beginning al q
stone standing 20 feet north wardiy Of the
ursI described track beginning and run.
ning thence parallel with the first line Of
the first described tract and at the distance
Of twenty feet from II, south u degrees
vest thirty nine perches and two tenth u
q stone standing on the west side ola smai,
| sprout north 70 degrees ~ minutes east 30
perches ana l. 10 north degrees Is min
utes east l6 perches and lilo north de-
grees east 81 perches and ITO to q ditch
| that vldes John Alrich's marsh. now the
heirs of John Alrich. from thence by said
ditch north eighty nine degrees east 70 low
waler mark the River Delaware, themes
Down law water mark a. aforesaid TO tns
United States Pier lot, aforesaid, and By
the lines Of said lot near the west end O
the wharf, thence parallel with the lin,
drawn with the centre OF said wharf At tn,
distance OF 20 feet from It on the northerly
| side thereof north sixty eight degrees " l.
minutes west 10 the place OF beginning
| containing 40 acres. roOds, and ~ percbes
more or less, with large three-stOries
brick hotel, frame stabling and outbuild
ings thereon erected, the said hotel bein
/ known ~ the "Pler house..
Seized and taken In execution a. the pro
perty OF Simeon Lord and Ida, his VIII
and IT'S aud to be sod BY s~
Sheriff. once. New Castle, August isit
1919 aug2UJtawts
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

SALE,
~ BY vitus OF witt OF Levari Facias, TO
ne a. !. directed y, will be exposed TO Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 shipley st.,
Kept BY John J. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 18th Day of September, A. D.,
1879, at 2 O'Clock p. M,
Tho following described Real Estate. viz
An that part Of the following described
plantation or tract OF land which lies In
Brandy wine Hundred, In the county OF
New Castle aud State OF Delaware, The
whole OF which plantation or tract OF land
10 particularly bounded and described a.
follows, 70 wit: Beginning At stone by q
small run OF water, being corner for land
now or Late q Powell Clayton, thence by
one quarter degrees, easttwenty psrches to
walnut tree, q corner for said Hanbv's
land, thence by the following three new
lines 70 wit: south thirty seven degrees,
east ntnety-Rtx pei ches and nine teAIns to
. small sassafras tree, thence south fifty
and one quarter degrees, east nineteen PER-
ches and Lwo-tenths 70 post. thence south
three perches and two- tennis 70 the FORK Of
. small run OF water, thence down said
run traversing the several courses thereof
e n elm tree s S IN re jIncture Of
Naanan's creek, thence up said creek ira.
versing the several courses thereof about
ono hundred and nifty perches 70 the first
above mentioned run, thence by the said
run trAversing the several courses thereof
to the place Of beginning; containing six
| ty-f0ur acres, one rood and tweuty-nine
perches OF land, DO the same more or less.
It being the same land and premises which
the said Samuel Handy and Mary, his wife,
by an tndenture unoer their hands and
seals did grant. convey and confirm unto
the said William e. Handy, his heirs and
assigns forever, and excepting thereout
| scrtbed tract OF land which lies in the
State OF Pennsylvsnia, y lth stone man.
| sion house and barn and other Out-build-
/ ings thereon erected.
Seised aud taken in execution as the
property OF William u. Handy, and Ann j..
| his wife, and {, l., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
| 1919. auR30 cod
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05
GENERAL NEWS.

The Cabinet il reported very much
exercised over the result of the New
York Republican Convention.
The Republicans claim that they have
elected their State ticket In California
and three Of the Congressman. Kalloch
has probably been chosen Mayor Of San
Francisco.
An attachment has been issued In Fall
River on the property Of Jefferson Bor-
den, the well-knOwn capitalist.
The Howard Association OF Memphis
has issued an appeal for financial aid.
Yesterday twenty -seven new cases Of
fever and eleven deaths were reported.
A portion Of the Spragus estate was
sold at auction in Providence yesterday
to satisfy the claims of the Bank Of Com
merce Of New York. 1t was bought in
by the bank ut . nominal price.
Mayor Howell, Of Brooklyn, sent to
Board of Aldermen yesterday nomina-
tions to fill twelve Of the principal mu-
nicipal Offices which had become vacant
by the expiration Of the terms, and they
vera confirmed by MAE Democratic and
four Republican Aldermen.
A suit has been brought in the Su.
preme Court to have the lease Of thu
Southwestern Telegraph Company Il
the Western Union, made In 1861, decl, {,
ed invalid. H..'
A telegram f,om Toronto says Hanlar
has accepted Courtney's offer to row fol-
. purse Of 5000, 1t time and place ye
TO be agreed upon.
The Boyton- Webb swimming" mattel
at Nantasket Beach, was pOstp oned by
storm yesterday morning, and will tax
place to-day.
Twenty-seven additional cases of vel
low fever and ten deaths were reporte
In Memphis yesterday. An earnest ar
peal for assistance has been made by th
Howard Association to the charitabl
throughout the country.
Official returns show that during Jul
there were 400 deaths from small pox Il
Lima, and 1919 in Callao, Peru.
All the property Of Jefferson Borden
at Fall River, Mass, has been a.tache
at the suit Of the Fall River Saving
Bank, his principal creditor. It il sale
however, that the bank is willing to n
lease the attachment and share equall
with the other creditor. Mr.. Borden
troubles have arisen from the rascalitie
of his sors-in-' aw, Walter Paine an
George B. Durfee.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05
THE DIFFERlNCE.

A Republican correspondent, writing
from Philadelphia TO the Coatesvillc
Tsmss, ON local political subjects, says:
Before leave this subject wish 70 bear
tribute TO one Of the Democratic o6hcials.
I refer to tRobt. K. Pattison, city CON-
troller, whose whole administration has
been marked by efficiency and honesty,
and strict regard for the interests Of the
taxpayers, aud could almost wish for
ell our offices TO be filed with Demo
erats If they should show the same zeal
and fitness that he ,does. The depart
ments - they stand now are nlled with
gang who are sucking the city TO death,
running In debt year amer year, through
large contracts, the half Of which 20 "a
line the pockets Of these political bum
mets.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

WE PUT no confidence whatever in
the returns from California. The Re-
publican ticket may be elected. But we
are too familiar with the tricks that party
plays with the telegraph to believe any
thing the kilograms say until we are
certain they emanate from other than
Republican repoI tiers. Kentucky is the
most recent scene of these lying tele-
graphic reporters. There 1t turns out
that the gains that the Republicans were
reporsedt TO have made never had an ex-
istance but in imagination that the Re-
publ'cans arc 10000 further behind the
Democrats than they were in 1875. The
vote for Governor being ss follows:
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

oN. 81 TIN campaign stories in N aiue
D !" sne enect that the nominating Of
Jaws rs the republican candidate for
Governor ives the result Of . 80. -.
"ess Senssor hamhn and Davis.
.no..o DAvis b elected HamHp il to re-
sign Ais seat in the senate and the nov
9ovsfnors y % appoint Hamnns son d
The vacancy. y
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05
Il. H. FL aver,

AttOrn ey at Law +,
Third and Shiplsv Streets
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hours. On and after Feb.
Nth. 1875 Trains will run ~ follows;
Leave Wilmington, .lb .. M, 1890 .. m.
and $50 p. m.
Arrive Avondale, SIS .. M, 1872 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, . 30 m, % p m!
Returning. leave Pomer0y 1910 .. m.
and 30 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondals, 70 Il noon,
and 9 10 p. m.
Arriving, Wilmington, . 20 Q. m >, a1S D.
t., and on p. m. ID. CONNEtL,
bfemu Superintendent.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

Lookout that your nurses do not drug
your little ones With lsudanum ,psreQoric
Or other soothing remedies. Give them
DR.. Bulfs baby syrup, which Innocent
remedy Ii warranted not to contain opi-
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

The Republicans believe in making
votes cheaply and TO influence that
cheap quality Of humanity-the "no-
party people," in Maine and Ohio the
.e'egraph IS made to lie for weeks at q
"me sed the longer the distance the
sANer ~ 70 to protract the lie.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

Headache, whether arising from tudi-
9ostton or nervousneas, thoroughly un-
dts any one for attention to business or
any other active effort. DR.. Bulls Bal
timore piib always cure this distressing
disorder. giving prompt rciief After the
0rot dose.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

Coroner Butt Is the owner Of . hand
some little miniature ship, which he Il
having nxed up and completely rugged,
after which II will occupy . conspicuous
position In his cigar store, adjoining the
City Hall. 1t has not yet been named,
but will probably receive the name
Of the new Democratic Club, Of which
the Coroner IL . member.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05

WINES AND LIoUnss
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05
CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohennans svsgstabs Curative Il warranted 70
:.a :,d ,s:.s,::
those Who have destroyed By sexua. szssssso a. sv
S,.Gtssfs: n from two . seven sssss tim. This rene
curing he s S sl.s Iys ..S
imparts energy With wonderful eject 70 soss middle aes
men who feel weakness beyond theE ysArs IsinyGor.
habit Of this medicine With the sssur.
tnce Of . speedy and PknnAhEhf surs. The patien
arectiy on the parts affected As soothing and heaiin
IONIC and snodyns 70 the rslaxed SEMINAL vesicls
S9s them HEN 2 o.. ther natural ..: tn: g iss
dients are simple productions Of nsinrebaIks noc1s
nsss. g. apd srsa :pecinc for the above diseases
q any sddrs:s For sale only 81 Or. 4. Bohsnnsn's
ONCE, No. 81 North finh strs.t bsfvssn Wsshinssos
I'M Bs"Trssaise % spssiaa Dssseses ' which rive
cure sc ofsTsa a Tie nasnf ymIso@: means q
TREE 70 any address upon sceetpt Of one s1amp.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-05
RAIL X DADS,

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON =
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
June ., 1919.
Trains will leave Wilmington ~ foliows
or:
Philadelphia and Intern sdiats stations,
90, 8 10, 10 30 .. M, $50, 400, 20
rs, p. m.
Phiiadeiphia( Expressly 90, s.ss. 10 o. q m
fhila. and New York. 81. on, iO04. = m,
BsiGlnors md Intsrmediaas Stations.
rs .. n. b.18 .. m.
Baltimore and hay Line, los, p. m.
Baltimore and W arlington II 81, q 10 a %.
4. NJ; l2.61, o., o Is, .O8 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for:
New Castle, els, .. m. los, 9 % pm.
Harrington and Intern eulats btati0ns
as, .. M, o., 6.36 p. m.
Delnar and Intermediate Stations o.lB
an, ! Oh, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
SO, .: M. 800. $50, p. M.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.0o. Q. m A.,
Baltimore and Washington, II 81. 2 10
q m.
For luther information passengers are
:eferrea 70 the time tables posted ct the
1opOt. H. r. RENNEY.
6upNrint0pd0flt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

ra V. que sc contrae No recuerdo osro Ian
ce triste nj deplorable, menos que las me-
didas que adoptara para cobrar las contribu-
clones del Estado de amos vencidOs y que en-
cuatro meses recaule 9, 700 pesos para ell Te-
soro y 15, 700 del Municipio Sc tengan por ta-
les, pues para agunos es una calamidad que
ell Alcalde cobre las justas contribuciones del
Estado.
Concluyo por hoy sin otras rese1as de lances
tristes por ell estilo de los dos apuntados que
dejo para otra OCCASION, y que explicare 81 llega
ell case, pues estoy propuesto despejar hasta
ell 1ltimO extreme tOdo cuanto Ocurriera en- eSa
ciudad durante mi administration, la causa y
origen de la injusta persecution que Sc me ha-
ce hacer yer cuantos antecedentes cOnven-
gan, para 10 que cuento con la aceptacien que
mereci en- la mayor parte de esos vecinos de
conocidA sensatezy de la mejor posicion, que
saben mi conducta y la de cierto Alga,in que
tanto charla y ha charlado de mi administra-
cion Esa ciudad, IA yecina y pueblos limitro-
fes saben SUI conducta y la mia, y 81 no, hay
otro testimonio bastante fehaciente. 800.
ST V. Sc sirve, sehor y amigo mio, tomarse
la molestia de atender mi larga y NAL escrita
narracion dare la publicidad que en- justicia
le pido, le quedara su mas agradecido affmo
amigo 8. S.
O. B. S. M.
FROILAN SANTANA. ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31
PRIMERA Y ULTIMA VEZ.

TantO por ell cargo que desempeho, cuanto
por las ocupaciones que me rodean, no me es
possible dedicar tempo alguno para contestar
a los repetidos ataqHes que contra mi Sc hacen
en- ell peri6dicO E2 Eco de las Lon,as.
Conste, de una vez para siempre, que no de.
biendo nj queriendo dar cuenta de mis- actos
como empleado pdblico sino al Excmo. Sr Co.
bernador General, mi 1nico jefe, sobre este
particular jamas contestare por medic de la
prensa.
Las personas sensatas y de 6rden de este
pueblo, saben que no hago mas que cumplr
mi deber como tiel funcionario pGblico.
Los actos de m administration son tan p1-
blicos, que autorizo hasta mis- mismos enemi-
gos para que Sc enteren de sus minuciosida-
dades
lQue he hechO?
Perseguir ell juego ell monopolio.
En- cuantO mis- acciOnes como particular,
que es cosa muy distinta, aquel que por mi sc
crea ofendido, puede desde luego tener la Sc
guridad que en- ell mismo terreno lie ofrezco to-
das cuantas satisfacciones sean del case dar Y
Sc acostumbra1 en- la buena sociedad
Queda, pues, por mi parte terminado este
asunto.
Sabana Grande, "a de Enero de 1879.
JOAQUIN DE ALBA Y ORDoSO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31
initivos, pagandoles los intereses

fnitivos, pagandoles los intereses y
amortization que le e-corespondan, todo
segun 10 dispuesto para la Peninsula
en- el artlculo L. de la orden del Co.
bierno de la Rep1blica de 20 de Febre.
ro de 1874, que textualmente dice asi :
"Que en- los casos de extravio de docu-
mentos negociables transmisibles
bajo cualquier concepto legal, Sc con-
signe en- los asientos de su referencia
las oportunas notas de cancellation !;
procedi6ndose despues Ia emission Y
entrega de los nuevos valorss, siempre
que por ell interesado Sc acredite que
81 Juzgado ha declarado ell extravio del
documento y su nulidad y que le ha
reconocido dueno del mismo sin exigir-
le fanza nj otra formalidad alguna, sal
vo ell case en- que de los antecedentes
que obren en- las Ofcinas de la Deud;.
resulte cosa en- contrario de 10 declara-
do por el Juez, en- cuyo case SO pondra
en- conocimiento de este, y SO suspende-
ra la emission del duplicado y la entrega
de valores hasta tanto que ell Juez, bajo
su responsabilidad, acuerde 10 que tu-
Were por conveniente. T." Y que respec-
to al case probable del extravio de IT,
tulos defnitivos Billetes del Tesoro
de Puerto -Rico," en- la imposibilidad
de poderse expedir nunca duplicados,
por haberse hecho su tirada exacta, po-
dram emitirse despues de haberse lle-
nado todos los requisites que determi-
ma Ia orden antes inserta, carpetas al
portador que contendran los mismos
n1meros de los tltulos extraviados, a
fin de que su dueno, a quien SO entire
garian aquellas contin1en con igual
opcion a los premios de amortization
por sorteo, haciendose constar en- elias
ell pago de los intereses de cada semes-
tre Y procediendose en- todo como Sc
ha hecho hasta ahora con las carpetas
provisionales, excepto en- 10 relative al
canie por Billetes del Tesoro de
Puerto-Rico que va no sera possible.
DE Real orden 10 digo V. E. para
su conocimiento y efectos siguientes. "
Y acordado ell c1mplase por s. E con
fecha 13 del actual, de 6rden del limo.
Sr. Intendente Sc publica en- la Gaceta
ofcial para general conocimiento.
Puerto-Rico Enero 81 de 1879.-El
Secretario, P. l., Jose antonio Daubon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

Claro es, Sres. Diputados, que el Sc
nor Azcarraga tenia razon, porque ese
ha sido el sistema seguido por ell Co.
bierno.
Y ell Sr. Fernandez Jimenez agregaba:
/" No he querido decir, nj por asomo,
que el Gobierno haya de legislar por
decretos, nj ESQ dice ell articulo. El ar
t(culo habla de ley, y la palabra leg tie
ne en- el Codigo fundamental una signi-
iicacion clara, precisa, terminante es
la hecha en- Cortes; y la exception que
el artlculo establece es Ia modification
que paede hacerse en- una ley que ell
Gobierno extienda en- Ultramar despues
de promulgada eli la Peninsula ley
que no es extensiva por necesidad las
provincias uitramarinas, sino que ell
Gobierno puede l!evar ali, en- virtua de
la authorization que SO le conceda, GUAM
do 10 crea conveniente. He aqu1 como
no Sc trata por ningun concepto de con-
far q la prudencia del Gobierno 10 sus-
tancial en- materia Legislative, sino 10
accidental por 10 tanto, repito que
donde S. S. cree yer un sistema, no hay
mas que una exception.
-Estas palabras bastarlan, Sres. Dipu.
tados, para demostrar la seguridad con
que sostengo que la Interpretation del
artlculo constitutional no sc ha realiza-
do en- la practica. Y el Sr. Azcarraga,
que asi hablaba, puede venir Ell apoyo
de esta Interpretation, porque realmen-
to no puede darse una conformidad mas
perfecta entire su manera de pensar y la
mia, porque, despues de todo, los he
chos hoy demostrados han venido a evil
denciar de una manera positiva que su
prediction fue fundalisima y que ell
Gobierno, leios de haber querido obe-
decor la Constitution tai como 81 la
interpretaba, la ha infringido desde 81
primer momento.
{ Continua.d. ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31
Intendepcia geqeral de Hacieqda pdblica
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO-RTCO.

Por el Ministerio de UItramar 5aio el
n1mero 1888 y con fecha II de Diciem-
bre proximo pasado, Sc dirige al Excmo
Sr. Gobernador General de esta Isla la
Real 6rden que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr:-En vista de 10 consul
tado por V. E. on carta n1mero 80 de
81 de Febrero de 1877, sobre la manera
de resolver el case va ocurrido de ex-
travio de una carpeta y un residue pro-
visionales, canjeahles por "Billetes del
Tesoro." de la propiedad de Don Jai-
me Rabassa, del comercio de Maya
giez, y demas que Oil 10 sucesivo pue-
dan tener lugar taEto de titulos defni-
tivos como provisionales, y de 10 solici-
tade por el Sr. Rabassa en- instancia
elevada este Ministerio en- 23 de No
viembre del mismo ano ", en- reclama-
cion de que por esas O6cinas de Ha-
cienda Sc 10 expida un duplicado en-
equivalencia de los valores de que
la pedido s. M. el Rey Q. D. q. }
de conformidaa con 10 informado por el
Consejo de Estado, go ha servido man.
dar como resolution defnitiva la refe-
rida consulta de V. E. y 10 solicitado
por Don Jaime Rabassa, que hasta tan
to que la Administration de Justicia,
previos los tramites que juzgue oportu-
nos, declare que Don Jaime Rabassa
sparece ser el 1nico que tenga derecho
q Ia carpeta y residue extraviados, no
podra expedirse su favor el duplicado
de dichos documentos provisionales pa
ra que sea canieado por los tltulos de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

habla dc casas- -cuarteles, cementerios,
baches, aceras y escoces.
Esta visto que La Habeja de Huma-
Gao dispone de un idioma, una grama-
tica Y una literature SUI geaae,ls.
No en- balde tiene tantos brios
Otro 81. Ell periSdico de la H, de
Humacao, en- su afan por hacer bien al
pals y aliviarle do pesadas cargas, pro-
pone loh economical! que Sc acorte ell
sueldo del campanero de su pueblo, y,
creyendo decir un gran chiste anade
"Y a proposito del escandaloso en-
pleado tendra voto en- las pr6ximas
elecciones ST no 10 tiene es una in
justicia con Ell: Los empleodos votontes
que de Naguabo exhibe Ell Buscapie no
tienen tan elevada posicion como el ele-
UadO masico de las campanas. "
El colega es tan gracioso como gra-
matico. Nj ell canon que hay clavado
en- la esquina de esta Gale le aventaja
en- gracial
Eguilaz.-Anoche tuvo lugar una lu-
cida function dramatica en- el Undo tea
trito construido en- casa de nuestro ami
go D. Rafael Cabrera. El salon Sc lle-
no con una distinguida concurrencia y
SO pasaron agradabilisimamente tres ho-
ras admirando las felices disposiciones
de los jovenes aicionados y gozando los
encantos que siempre proporciona una
buena sociedad.
Amortization de Billetes del Tesoro.
Hoy han sido satisfechos los n1meros
de orden IA, 446 y 448.
Carne. los dias 3, 4, 5 y
6 del corriente mes Sc expendera en-
esta capital la libra de carne de res va
cuna, ell primer dia a diez y ocho Guar
tos 9 sean nueve chavos, y los tres res
tantes veinte cuartos 6 sean diez cha
vos.
Ell dolor que causan los nacidos Y las
dlceras que algunas veces aparecen en-
el cuerpo, seria, al parecer, mas de 10
que la humanidad puede sufrir, pero
afortunadamente hay un SECURE y rapi-
do alivio para el paciente adolorido.
Un curse de Zarzaparrilla de Bristol
sanara cada llaga y renovara la sangre
tan pura que no pueda reproducir las
p1stulas, pero SO debe continuar por al
gun tempo despues que la enfermedad
ceda para que no permanezca ninguna
part1cula del veneno oculta en- Ia san
gre.