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a friend from the country the lions and
when an insolent fellow attempted famll-
iarity which she res ented, be stepped to the
rescue and obtained from her, amid her
heart breaking sobs, the story of herself and
sister and the failure of their hopes. The
truth OF what she said was self-eGident, and
the young man, who was really honorable
and kind hearted, promptly took her away
from the place in which she was, found her
and her sister another and respectable lodg
ing, and interested himself to procure them
employment. Shortly afterward, in company
with party of young men, he told his ad-
venture, and was considerably surprised by
the interest of one of them, who proved to
be one of the long lost brothers. Of course
their troubles were now all over, for this
brother occupies a high posit N III a large
mercantile firm, and can well afford to take
care of his sisters. Whether a romance will
grow out of it remains to be seen. But there
are four extremely happy people in New
York, and a young man who feels that he
has acted the part of a night Grant in a
manner quite worthy of the middle ages, and
who will doubtless be a better man all his
life for having allowed the best part of his
nature to assert itself on that single occa-
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ROulansic story OF Two orDban.

New York correspondent Baltimore A,,ey-
icGn: "a little bit of a story Of two ornhans
came to my knowledge the other dav, Which,
IS almost equal in pathos to the story as fold
In the memorial play of that name. Some
years ago a boy left his nome in Bavaria and
5aihe to this country, where his success in
duced hlm, alter a time, to send for b;s
younger brother. This lett to the sole caro-
and protection Of their parents two stiII
younger girls, one possessed of remarkable
beauty. The parents died; the girls were
lett alone with very small resources VIII
which 10 depend for support. Of Their
brothers they had heard nothing for several
years, bat with natural instinct and lonpinc,
they turned to the thought of them as their
only comfort IN their distress and loneliness
Against the advice OF their pastor, thew
turned their effects into money and SET onf
for the new world, quite sure that in if tbe1,
would have no difficulty in finding their frn.
ant brothers. But it was not so easy as thew
anticipated. On landing In New York thev
were appalled, by the magnitude of The
great city. They did not know where to 90
There inquiries were met by laughter ana
rude repulse. Sickness overlook one of
them, and the other, almost at the end of
her email stock OF money, frightened at the
prospect OF being left penniess and Ignorant
of the character OF the persons VIC
protessed an interest in. her, accented |
an invitation to sing in d concert |
saloon. On the very fret niobt |
size was shocked by the scenes which trans.
pred around her, and the bold admiration
her beauty excited. The extreme plainness
and modesty of her dress and demeanor. how
ever, attracted the attention of two gentle
men, one OF whom was engaged IN showing
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plantations on the point at the meeting at
New York of the butter, cheese and egg
convention. While those explanations were
proceeding the members had opportunity TO
look through the professors tale-telling mi
croscope at various specimens OF what may be
called the brisk and lively cleo, for that sub
stance proved 10 be perfect sample OF min
ute animated nature. 1t abounds IN living
organisms as a bad ham in trichina. As the
members gazed, we learn from the chicago
Tribune, "they saw the ugly creeping things
that the samples of the stuff contained"
Imagine a fair lady sitting down 10
tea, and CHANGING to glance at her cell
estely cut slice Of bread and better with
a microscope. and there catching sight OF an
active family of busy settlers that she was
going to put into her mouth, so ending their
nrooress and frustrating their dilIgent efforts
70 get a living. On beng questioned, Prof.
Pioer stated that such fungi, bacteria, and so
on. as were found enjoying life in the Jubl-
liant oleomargarine were never present In pure
butter. The oleomargarine is made OF AMI
NAL tat; when portions of that substance pu-
tretes, Eye gentle savaRes, CO.. I'D with
life and prolific in produc,ur tn I'D, find
IN the friendly oleomargariBe res fair
and rich and new" on which &c g.. and en-
Joy the blessings of existence. As the news
spreads of the attractions Of oleomargarine
in the eyes of animalculeeu so'"r:Sts, it is
possible that that ingenicus iacture,
that tallowy, golden-hued and ia- melting
composition may decrease in pubic estima-
ton. and that the cows may, for the future,
carrl--A.s their ancient business as milk
makers for the people, undeterIed by fear of
successful rivalry from the dancing, prancing,
lively oleomargarine.
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Max sEue,ler.s Ancient RELIGION.

New York Times: Every day, says Max
Mueller, the most widely read Journals seem
to vie with each other in telling US that the
time for religion Is past, that faith is hal
| lucination an intantine disease, and that
the gods have at last been found out and ex-
poded; that there Is no knowledge except
what comes to US through our senses: that
we must be satisfied with facts and finite
things, and strike out such words as infinite,
supernatural or divine. But, in reality, the
infinite Els alwayc present to our senses.
What we call infinite in space and time, IN
form and word, is nothing but veil or net,
which we ourselves have thrown over the in
finite. The finite by itself, without the in
finite, Is simply iIcouceivable. The history
OF the ancient religion of India, so far as we
have hitherto been able to trace it,lis to Us
history OF the various attempts at naming
the infinite that hides itself behind the veil
of the finite The ancient Aryans of India, the
poets of the Veda, first faced the invisible,
the unknown, the infinite, in trees, mountains
and rivers, in the dawn and sun, in the fire,
the stornl-wind and thunder. There is a
deity IN the Veda, who is simply called the
boundless and infinite, In Sanskrit Aditi,
word composed of the negative particle and
dHi, binding and bond, from a root qn, to
bind. Because the purely abstract concep-
ton OF the Infinite seemed modern, many
students put the name down as a late alb
EtractIon, invented to account for the sons of
maintains the antiquity of the term. Il has
also been supposed that the earliest men had
no conception and no term for law. Max
Mueller believes it to exist In the Sanskrit
rita. Nearly all the gods nave epithets de-
rived from this word, epithets which are
meant to convey the Two ideas: first, that the |
gods founded the order of nature, and that |
nature obeys their command; secondly, that |
there is moral law which man must obey,
and Tor the transgression of which he is |
punished by the gods. The word rita is |
Traced back to the sense of Joined, fitted, |
hxed, or OF gone, going, the path followed in /
gong. The latter derivation is Max MueI- !
iers preference, and therefrom he deGuces /
the sacred character Of the word as the path |
taken by the sun every dav across the
heavens. This came to be regarded as the |
rlght movement, the good work, the straight
that the most ancient followers of anv RELIC
ION with which we are acquainted not only
possessed the percept of, and the term for,
by the word law " ~
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Another Reduction by British VII,
Owners

-, LONDON, Marca l2.-The mill owners of
blackburn, Darwin, Accrington, and a num-
per OF smaller towns, met at Blackburn to.
9ay' and with only one dissenting voice.
declared to advise the central committee of
the north and Dorthest Lancashire association
70 declare zen per cent. reduction IN wages.
1t was announced that Preston ana Barnslev
masters has passed similar resolution.
Final decision VII not be promulgated till
the meeting of the central committee on
nday; but the proposed reduction, which
OPERATIVES Is inevitable
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An Onieer Murdered Inv wougns

hoCk ISLAND, ILL, March I2-Officar
James Rensfeld, of the police force. while
patrolIlng his beat at two O'Clock thus morn
ing was set upon by four desperadces-MIke
and Pat Heeny, Bill Murray and Mike Buros
and murdered outright. His body was
found after daylight terribly bruised, with
marks of boots, rocks and clubs upon it.
Three of the men are arrested.
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San Francisco, NJ mch IL: At a large Re
publican mass-meeting tonight, the senti-
ment was Endorsed that while credilng the
President with honesty of purpose ia veto
ing the Chinese bill, bus action did not rep
resent the views of the Republican party of
California, and That the party declined any
therefor.
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ST.. LOUIS, March Y The Globe Demo.
crdt has special from Texas stating th4t
the Mexican murderers Of Judge howard
and MessIs, Atkinson aud Nj Bride, at San
fllzarlo. several months ago. have been ar,
rested ana jailed. The Mexicans threaten %
rescne them. q g
Three men named Cayisss, Ailtler and Gar
rett, went into q Geld hear Bryan, Texls,
and forced ". v. armstrong, at work tnc5f..
INTO INTO quarrel. and CaVitt shot ANA ,"
An I'D feud oetveen
lards, Jonessys and the Dbl
TTT ,t, mig on Sulphur creek pn bat1 lam,
ig arc Art led River ocntIcs, was fought out
guns One of The Billiards was k ~ifn Sn aD3
o one on Inc Joneses MORALLY wounded. and
; anothef OF the party was dangerously IN
During an attempt by three horse thieves
10 10 Greak Jallsat Bel eville, last night, one of
Sheriff Lewis. '--0' "e"' "
u, Postmaster John NJ Crowell, at Isbell CITY.
istered letters. reg
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Newspaper Change.

ST. LOUIS, March ia st. Joseph dis.
patch says that the Gazette newspaper was
sold this afternoon for ten thousand five
hundred dollars. 1t was purchased by Lewis
Burnes for the Gazette publishing company.
and will be published under the direction OF
Z. b. Wilkinson and Lewis Burnes, of st.
Joseph, and w. Z Smedley, of New York.
MIR: Wilkinson is to be the editor-in.chief,
and Mr.. Burnes business manager.
New York, March II: General Thomas I.
Eckert has rendered his RESIGNATION as presl-
dent of the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
company.
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st. John, n. B., March II: Another land.
shoe at Fort Dutferin carried away four hun
Gred feet OF the bank on the eastern side of
the oreakwater. The break now extends to
WITHIN a few feet of the guns, and has taken
closes the battery.
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Oswrgo, N. Y, March II: Eleven build
lngs in the village Of Hannibal have been
burned.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
.LIBROS De COMERCIO.

-. En- Ia Administration del BoLETTN Sc
'ha recibido un gran surtido de juegos
de libros de comercio, indices y denas
iseftimos de Glasgow. Sc venden q
prscios m6dicos. Hay tambien libros
parroquiales y toda clase de libros, y
iibrstas en- blanco.
~ EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIO.
t,qjAdemAs de las existencias de costum-
!, bre. pc acaban de recibir en- la impren-
ia del BoLETTN, donde estan de venta,
los efsctos siguientes
b; Tfasparentes para dibujo, albums pa
yra retratos, .idem. para dibujo, eseriba-
4 MAS y tinteros, cajas de pintura, hmpia-
plunas, plegaderas, hectografos para
I kacer q la vez muchas copias de cartas,
/. cartulina blanca, tarjetas, papel para
aeartas de todas clases, id. para peri6di-
eos, id. para imprimir ibros, id de color
para imprenta, ID. secante, pautado etc
rFariado surtido de devocionarios, calen-
darios, excelentes carpetas con secante,
insgos de escritorio, portamonedas, etc
,..--,o... 1 IL B r OS. ..
.laa DRyoC1oNAR1os,i de varias classes J
precios, LA .Rueda de Ia Desgra-
.c:0a noYela por Carolina del Corazon
,,Possfas de- Grilo. Jerusolen por, Ibc
Alfaro y tods clase de textos para es'
0u0lA9s g,gF1 GgEssss .i.i3Eg ,sa,-G.z.-y
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Los dueflos de este nuevo establecimiento
Sc ofrecen al pdblico en- todos los trabajos
de su arte. Sc compondran relojes y pen
dulos por complicados que sean sus desarre-
CLOS, garantizandolos ,por un aflo. Sc com
ponen prendas por d1ffcil que parezca su
arregle. En- ell mismo establecimiento hay
siempre permanente, como antes en- El
lente de orc" un vafiado surtido de espe-
juelos de todas classes. Tambien se compo-
nen objetos 6 instrumentos de optica y Sc
mOntan cristales.
La modicidad dc los precios ell esmero
y Ia puntualidad con que Sc haran los ira
bajos es seguro que nos atraeran numerosa
clientela. agto. 10
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AVESO AL PUBLICO.

Ell que suscribe, deseando dar trabajo sus
operarios duranto los meses muertos, tiene
acumulado en- su establecmiento de herrerfa
mas obras que las que con prontitud Sc puedan
vender en- este distrito, plensa realizar por
medic de una rifa al prin ncipio del aiio entran-
te los siguientes articulos 30 carretas ACADIA
das de construir de las mejores madc-as del
pals, entire elias dos de palanca, ejes demade-
ra, diez y seis de ,csjen, ejes de MADEIRA. y dos
de cajon ejes de hierro-2 rasquetas de aba
nicos para abrir Y cerrar.-2 morocos cult
vadores fullosas para abrir sangrias, res
pondiendo en- todos conceptos de su obra, co.
nocido como esta en- ell distrito como une de
los mejores herreros.
Oportunamente y ohtenida que sea 10 COM
petsnte autorizacion, Sc anuncia:a ell sorteo
con el cual Sc verjfcara esta rifa, asi como
precio y lugar de expendio de las acciones y
demas detalles, y Sc da este aviso anticipate,
para que los Sehores hacendados de Ia isla
que necesitan de estos articulos, antes de pro.
veerse examiner el m6rito de los objetos que
Sc van 4 rifar.
Fajardo Noviembre 10 de 1s79-Angel F.
Rube1'tin. l3-1s
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AL PUBLICO.


La que suscribe pone EN- conocimiento dc
mis- amigos, y elpdblice en- general, que cor
esta fecha ha alberto un Establecimiento de
Sastrerfa sta en- la Gale de San Francisco a.
lado de Ia Puerto-Riquena, contando con 81
joven cortador Don Miguel Degado y Angulo,
ell cual cuenta con algunos amos de practica
en- ramo de Sastreria esperando del bondado-
SO pdblico haga una vista dicho Estableci-
miento, Y saldra complacido. .
Sc confeccionan fuses en- "a horas.
En- ell mismo Establecimiento Sc hacen Ga
misas, y Calzoncillos. contando para este con
ell cortador mi hijo Don Francisco llegado de
la Habana hace algunos dias, donde ha ejerci-
do ell ofcio bastante tempo en- una acredtada
Oamisera de dieha Capital.
Sc realiza ropa hecha, dc niios y cazadoras
Estambre precios nunca vistos, sacos alpaca,
bastones, paraguas, pafuelos g..
Aprovechad esta ganga que nuhca Sc pre-
Senta como ahOra
Puerto-Rice Diciembre de 1879 Ooncep.
cion G.. viuda de Castanera h. IL g.
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25. FORTALEZA
IN FIR CISCo>-5

aedado estabecmento por los 1mos va
varado sudo oece vend baramo
esperanto oos urdos Las que gaen
dcho establecimiento vistas halaran asAa
Cazado de todas para seno cabaeros sobreros
paraguas abanco camas camsetas cazonos cueo
baone somba panueos abigos de lana sed
ve de ana cubre crochet cnas punto
dada aombras para sa abras gesias pecea para ca
mpermeables bau!es maea sacos noche de v
entredoses bordados ENGAGES de h god fnos
hneas de ambras de pe guan de pie bancos color
color medias de seda de ho agodo lana ban
ngras udas de coores cas de agodon para cmas cms
bordada para nin reato portamone
nacar de btos de memorials rosarios teras pei
nlas mahantes boquias mar de ambar de
e ontnas nega ternos negro double fno aguas
hacer crochet boones uno gemeo de e as
para ea garibaldnas de para v para boo
ho de crochet velos de CASA manas madena
de lana cnuones de de tela de chao nevar dneo
oriental bouquet de los apes heno Vogue En as Do
guarde amor mil dores sandao van oas muchas yersos
oo abones no ordnarios polvos de flor de pol
brante diamane para abeo nta para po
pomad de todas cses povetas motas de toda ca cose
plos para dntes goas de seda pano voedo as para
montar cabezdas de uo abaos uguetes nmeros maoq
nfndad de arculos dces de Todo muy barao
baratimo Eagan vista estabecmento Ell
convenceran que todo e bueno bonito bao los del
campo les oemos bonto sudo gran rebaa de precios
h.1oE. s s>ss5@ A. LLANERAs Y .vTNAs. -
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0peraciones do que 10 ocupa la Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girar, neyar cuentas CO.
rrientes, admitir dep6sitos de toda clase, re-
cibir imposiciones abonaRdo interes, verifcar
cebranzas por cuenta ajena, negociar valores
con sin 81 ,responsabilidad, y cuantas otras
operaciones de crsdito y banca quo no Sc
opongan sus Estatutos J Reglamentos.
Tipos acordados para las operacienes.
l2p% annual para los descuentos.
15pX anual para los prestamos.
4p% comision de cobranza F..
{pX al trimestre sobre 81 valor de los de-
p6sitos en- custodia.
Las cuentas corrientes son levadas gratui-
tamente 40 exigisndose NADIA de los interesa.
dos por los cobros y pages.
La siguiente tarifa expreSa ell inter@s que
abona Ia Sociedad por las imposiciones pla'
70 flo:
De $2e0 arriba desde A IL meses, p%
anuaL N.l.
De i'd. id. por 1s meses en- adelante p96 i'd
Ofcinas. - Plaza principal
Director, Marques de la EsperansG. Sub
Director, Ercn,o. Sr. D. Pablo Ub0rri Sc
cretario, 3D. Jose Antonio Canals. = Contador
D. Rafael Perez q Garcia. a.-Oajero, D. LaW
reamo Vega. Gi'iiaa Ab, 5.
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IN la!aIs. Ida ! Va

NihOs menOreS de tres amos no pagan pasa-
je.- Entire y IL a1os mitad de pasaje. Oria-
dos acompanando sus amos 2I3 parte de pa.
sale. .......-.t.-..
Para mas informes y tipos de fetes dirigirse
alos agentes de la compa6fa en- San Juan, So.
brinos de Ezquiaga -Arecibo, F. Fernandez
& Co.--Aguadilla, Kuchler & Oo.--Mayagaez
PLATA & Bravo.-Ponce, Cortada & Co.
Arroyo, Fantauzzi Hermanos s-Humacao, r.
Pou y BHs6 @ o.3.
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NOTA. Los pasaies tomados bordo cos
taran as p.3 recargo. /
Sc expenden Billetes de ida y vuelta pa
valldos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los niflos memories de 8 amos, uno gratis,
de aflos solo la cuarta parte, y de s
10 afios pagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasaieros de cubierta han de llevar
consigo los enseres de cana y sus provisio-
nes. 4 .ss Il l-s 1E.r.-. -ei-- ~ : ( /
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generates.
fttl5 SILVA Go. (
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OJO. OJO.

En- la zapaterfa del vapor, frente la pla-
"a del mercado, SO ACADIA de recibir un gran
surtido de toda clase de Pieles propias para
zapateria y talabarterfa y ademas todo 10
concerniente para Calzado: Directamente
de Europa, precios muy equitativos per
esperar nuevo surtido cada dos moses.
Ponce Octubre 1879 b. g E.
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SEVERO BASTON.
45.-sAN FRANCISCO

SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Gira letras en- todas cantidades q corta vista
sobre los siguientes capitales y pueblOs de la
Peninsula, islas Baleares y las Canarias
:. r.ssf LICIA.
Betanzos Bayona, Caldas de Reyes, Oamari-
mas, Corufa, Corcubion, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu-
go, Lage, Muros, Mondohedo, Noya, Orense-
Ortigueira Santa Marital, Padron, Ponteve,
dra, Puentedeume, Puenteareas, Rivadeo
Santiago, Tay, Vivero, Vigo y Villagarcia.
A s II u R 8,
Aviles, Cangas de Onis, Cangas de Tineo, Gu
dillero, Colunga, Castropol, Fgueras, Gijon,
Grado, Lastres, Lanes, Luarca, Oviedo, Pola
de Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Labiana, Pra-
via, Rivadesella, Salas, Tineo, Tapia Villavi-
ciosa Infesto.
RestO de la Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Cartagena, .Oadiz, Grana.
da, Leon, Madrid, Pamplona, Santander, San
Sebastian, SeyElla, Valladolid, Valencia y "a
ragoza. -. 4
KSLAS BALEARES. eo
Cudadela de Menorca y Palma de Mallorca.
ISLAS CANARIAS,
Las Palmas fGran Oanarias). D. IL
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NUEVA CONPANIa DB TAPORES ATLAS.
SERVICIO ENTIRE NUEVA- YORK
Y PUERTO-RICO.


Ell rapido c6modo vapor CLARIBEL de
l,200 toneladas hara viajes directos desde Nue.
va York este puerto, hacienda despues esca-
las en- Arecibo, Aguadilla, Mayagaez, Ponce,
Arroyo y Humacao, para cuyos puntos admit
r& carga pasaje y siendo sus salidaS de Nue.
va-York ef rs de octubre 29 de noviembre v
de enero pr6ximos, desde cuya fecha har&
igual carrera ell excelente vapor ETNA, de por-
to de 1,4Oe toneladas, ambos vapores en- com
binacion para sus salidas cada Is dias desde
Nueva York. .a0stao5
Iarya de pasajc entire Nateva. Fork, Puerto
Rico q denlGs pate'toS de Id LslG donde toca
y vice VeTsd.
Un pasaje en- l. 6 camara ......... $50
Tn i'd. en- id. Ida y vuelta. .......... 100
4E PARA LA ISLA.
Admite pasajeros desde este puerto los
demas de su ruta a los tipos establecidos por
otras empresas de vapores.
Tarva de aetes para Nueua- York.
Oafe, azdcar, mieles, ETC., etc., segun eonve-
nio especial con los agentes, lbre de capa.
La m1Gs barota rutG para Europa, eta
NlteUG- York.
con opcion permanecer en- edicho punto los
pasajeros, todo ell tempo que juzguen opor-
tun0. =
Conocimientos y boletas de pasajes directos
Sc dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapores
de la compafiia tocan, para Europa, Canada y
Boston, en- conexion con las siguientes ineas
de vapores:
Via Nueva-Y York por la de Ounard, White
Star Inman para y desde Liverpool North
German Lloid para y desde Bremen. Ham
burg American Packet Company para desde
Hamburgo -Whits Gross Line para y desde
Amberes - General Transatlantic Company
para desde Dc Hayre-Anchor r,9-.All Line para J
patch & International Lines para desde to-
dos los puntos del Canada Metropolitan Line
para y desde Boston.
!. BoEetd directa nara Ehronn. -.
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Consulate de Francia.

Necesitando ell Consu1ado de Francia de
Puerto Rico, conocer ell paradero del Sr. Ma
re Com Jean Pierre 8 Com Jean Pierre, ma.
tural de Bourdettes (Basses Pyrenes), Fran.
cia, de 4e a1os edad, ruega qnienes le Co
nozcap den informe q dieho eppsulado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
R. A. CONSULAR DIS. N. RI RBY DB ITALIA
EN- ESTA PLAZA.

Debiendo esta agencia consular dar cum
plimiento q disposiciones. superiores jerar-
quicas de sn G96lerno re1ereate los nacio
Capital y de la Isla en- general; y con ell fin
de regularizar convenientemente la perma-
nencfa de todos los subditos italianos en- es-
ia provincial, SO hace saber los mismos que
desde Ell dia 10 de Enero de 1880 queda abier-
to ell Registro de extranjerla que debe llevar
esta Agencia, en- conformidad con ell articulo
y de la Ley VICENTE en- la materia, de4 de Ju-
lilo de 1870, fin de que concurran ante la
misma llevar q cabo la inscription para ser
considerados como tales sdbditos de s. M. el
Rey de Italia. debiendo presentar los docu-
mentos que justifiquen la identidad de su
persona bien entendido que pasados seis me.
ses sin haberlo verificado quedaran incursos
en la pena de tasa equivalente a los derechos
de un pasaporte segun 10 previene Ell articulo
"a capitulo 10 titulo % de la Ley Consular.
Y para conocimiento general Sc publica en-
los periodicos de la plaza.
Puerto Rico, Diciembre de 1879.
Ell Re- Agte. Consular de S. M. ell Rey de
Italia VIcente Ftv'iGti. 3-3