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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
THE ,ySPFCyORS or ELECTION

The absurdity of the claim that the Anu
Tammany faction with its 10000 voters Is en-
titled to all the Democratic inspectors OF
Election. to the exclusion of the representa-
tiyes of Tammany Hall with its 10000 voters
is marc apuarent in view Of the fact that the
Convention at Syracuse refused to recognize
the Anti Tammany delegates even atteT ,hose
OF Tammany had retired. And IL tne AM,
Tammany faction IL tn be recognized WIN"
of Its several organizations Is the one 10 NC
honoredl In the meantime Tammanv IS 'ne
only faction represented on the Delhoci"'io
State Committee.
If i understood that this Committee, when
meets here on Tuesday, will endeavor 10 give
an opnearance of regularity and justice to the
nronosed action Of the two Democratic Police
commissioners by formally doing what the
Convention refused to do, aud recognize Anu
TamInany as the regular organization. VI
course, thinking people will readily sec that
such action is only another of the many dis
graceful expedients which have been rcsorted
to to control the polls on election day.
Bv the way, wherein lies the great import
ance Of excluding the Tammany Inspectors II
the election is TO be fair one There was
time-it was in Tweed's day-whon such pre-
caution was justifablc. We thought Mr.
Iilden had reformed all that, and that III hl'
time elections were as fair as they were free
But 1t can hardly yet be forgotten that whei
Twced's tactics were III vogue Nj. IlIden, rs
Chairman of the State Committee, was charged
with helping delaying the count IL the city til
the returns from the country were heard from
Ii turned out that only few Inspectors In
few districts had to be influenced to give Mr.
Hoffman the necessary majority to make INN
fraudulent Governor Is that little game tC
be played over again2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

rortearel il Tor its full value aud pad cash l'"s
schator Blaine will make his first app aran'o u"
the Ohio campaign az Btilare on Eddy aI-rrnoon
next. He will speak on Saturday at New Ih'Ia''-
phia and on Monday at Canton. Ills Subsequent
amendments arr not vt announced. Great ?T'p3i
aiions arc making for his arrival. ana lac p'P'.'
demonstrations IN his honor arc likely I'd Va ""
usually mp sing.
Alexander Stephens IS on. Of The chiel supporters
Of the present Hancock loom. Ne loses no "pp"F
rnnty 10 impress upon the inqmrlne newspaper
reporter his belief that Hancock Is he NAV - Yea"
the Democrats 10 victory. A Tor Iidens popularity
in Georail. he knows It doesn't amount to any thl"g
The recent report that the members OF the Georgia
Legislature were IN favor Of 1iitcn ne says was al
"bosh.r the fiction OF newspaper which Is Trying
in work up a Tilden sentiment. III" doesn't believe
there are more than ten men IN teorgia VINO NE LOT
Tlden The outlook in Ncw-1Ork strikes MN Is
very gloomy He does not think Robinson can do
electcd-in fact, can scarcely persuade himself Iae
ne has n chance OF success. Robinson VIII arrive
at the same conclusion before the campaign mas
reached its centre.
The Yazoo business and the Chisolm verdict nave
accomplished ono thing--they have nearly s1ichced
the Northern Democratic 1apdoode about bay
onets at the polls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

Governor Robinson has been called on occa-
son an old fogy, but it will surely not De ms
fsuIt if he u ever accused again OF the o'"-
fashioned fault of mOdesty. 1t Is not lhueeu
uSual 10 hear candidate chant his own praises
with the complaceney with which Governor
Robinson recounts the alleged achievements "a
bis administration. Ii the Governor really
nossessed the record which he claims he might
safely allow it to speak for ITSELF ins'eau VI
uassipr An eulogium upon ii in the nrst per-
son. lie claims, by implication, the ereul. oi
all the reduction of the taxation tbat mas
taken place. aud OF the saving III canal anu
prison expenses. He does not perhaps
directly assert that these are all the
work of his hands, but he certainly
makes it appear that he had much
10 do with them, and does not make 1t appear
that any one else had anything to DO WIN
them. He gives no credit to Republican
Governors and Legislatures, and we do NOT
even find any reference here to the so-caiied
achievements of Mr.. TildeD, which might have
been expected from his political and oihcMi
legatoe. Governor Robinson goes so lar as 10
display, with rather too much ostentatlon. the
number of his vetoes. and to claim credit not
only for the money which he says was actu-
ally saved by this process, but also Tor INC
general publication of the legislation when
resulted therefrom. Perhaps the energy WIN
which the Governor has been assailed by his
Democratic opponents is responsible for rou'-
ing him to this rather unseemly self-assertlon.
OF that point Mr.. John Kelly, at whose heau
the sentence about the "rottenness still ex-
isting in "some cities" is obviously aimed
will be as good judge as any one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
The chief product of Cipher Reform is scopegoats


The attention of the anti-Tden Democrats is re-
spectfny called to the mysterious but steady process
SION e leading Democratic journals of the West and
South r. the side of Tiden and denomination.
Some of them are advocating his cause openly, and
others indirectly but there is barely Southern or
Western State which docs not show each day some
iourna freshly converted Ia him. There Is no power
in politics winch can compete with those :" moral
forces"
Mrs. s. Cox decide that he would rather kick
with john Kelly than 10 be kicked BY Iiiden aud
Robinson. hot unnatural preference.
The truth about that recent conference of the
Deroocratic National Committee at Washington is
gradually creeping out. 1t is now known to have
been called especially to consider the partys des
psrate straits in Ohio. Chairman McKinney's
abatement # the situation was eminently success
full in convincing every member that nothing short
Of Il miracle could prevent Republican success The
great trouble scarcity of money. Leading
Democrats had promised 10 subscribe, but had
failed to do 50. Ii was known that Tilden had
opened the barrel and taken ont fair sum, but
that had been a mere drop IN the bucket. In short,
the meeting was merely preliminary gathering To
break the news of an approaching funeral III the
party.
There Is a distinct flavor of tally about Tilden's
efusve anxiety for Ewng's success. Ii is not his
custom 10 talk so freely about his fears aud wishes
lust why he should weep at the destruction Of all
his Western Presidential rivals at single blow is
not apparent.
Ex-senator Henderson, Of Missouri, who has been
claimed a, a jealous Grant man. writes to friend
in Washington that Sherman is our man for Pres
ident. He is the only man We can elect, and
would be glad to carry Missouri for him" II will
take "A good deal oil "A tidal wave 10 carry Missouri
for any Republican.
The President is in imminent danger Of impeacL-
ment for the crime II specchmaking.
IL General Butler really loved the Oppressed"
rs he pretends he does, he would throw up his for
LON hope this year and devote the money 1t Is
to cost him TO the poor That would be much
better Investment.
The Ohio Democrats rending the air with
what they are pleased to call facts for Union sol
diers" the same being fctions whose object is tn
show that the Republican party has treated the
soldiers in u brutal and shabby manner. There
has been nothing to equal this performance since
Voorhees, claimed that he had been a better friend
TO the soldier than the late Senator Morton. Ii il
harmless waste OF wind which cOnyinces nobody
not even the Democrats
OF course Tilden is sure Of his denomination. He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

ing the last three years of his lie wi'hou'
feeling how grotesque and abomlnaoie tnis
story was. The respectable Journals OF WIS
city can congratulate themselves that they u'u
not aid in its dissemination. and many news
papers throughout this country may rear"
something from this very painful episode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRriGN.-Tncre has been severe fighting at the
village Of Maydri, in Cuba GO Great numbers
AZ people are docking to the gold mines in the
Sierra Mazda. Mexico. =- The Koumaniah
who tried To- force his way into the Snitans palace
las been shot dead. 60 Prince Bismarck has
arrived in Vienna. - There are 5000 Alba
mans M Janina to oppose IFS transfer to Greece.
= Great preparations are being made by the
AFGHAN rebels 20 resist the British.
poMTsr,C- General Grant continues 70 receive
marks of the warmest regard in San Francisco his
arrival there ON saturday evening was followed by
fl Grand procession, the booming az guns and the
,eolinr If bells. -= Governor Robinson and the
Hon Clarkson y. Potter have accepted the nonl-
nations Of the Syracuse Convention. -- New
postal regulations are to De enforced by the Post
Cf,e /. ualtmeut -= Bucholiz has been found
guilty OF murder az Bridgeport.
rYA>D >rHUHBAN.-lhe Astlcy Bolt contest
va. hceun Sill, morning. -= An extraordinary
General Icrm of The supreme Court took important
action ga tlc Nichols ease Saturday. == No pro-
rre.s ha, jcen i.adc toward appointing Election In
e,.cfor-. -= Stocks active and higher. closing
excited and luoyant Gold value of The legal-tender
silver collar lft2i2 grains', so.G1 cents.
Iur Manufactures local observations IN
d.c.tc cloudy weather with rain. Thermometer
Yesterday: Highest, 81; lowest. 90; average,
G2A |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

The fine irony of Ms OIIara's viii, now being
contested in Brooklyn by the orphaned grand
daughters who nursed her in her imbeciie Oil age
lies IN the fact that she gave her money to the or
phans of others to the neglect of those of her own
blood The gross scandal Of tho affairs the further
fact developed that the spiritual adviser who urged
her not 10 leave her money to relatives who would
quarrel over it turns up a. one of the executors who
seek to have the will declared valid,wth verbal and
confidential instructions only rs to the disposition
OF the greater part Of an estate of 100000. The
advice has not prevented the relatives from quar-
rellinc. nor have the unknown orphans profited as
vet at the cost Of the old ladys own flesh and blood
but the executors have q good bone To hold, and a
long and bitter legal contest evidently promises Il
deal of dirty scandal and fine pichings for tie
LAWYERS Doubtless at the close the executors will
rest satisfied with their fees, and the lawyers with
their allowances from the estate, while the orphan
relatives Will have the grim satisfaction Of looking
at the wreck of the unnatural old grIndmoth,Ps
fortune and reputation.
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nrrrr11 cr1Ar lr 80 rRlNCINCO

pasf of Keeping Mr. Wheeler in tn position
he holds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

The Brooklyn section of the Socialistic Labor
party is in thc field with a full assortment OF
nominations. and a dazzling platform. Among
other things demanded IS the establishment
bv the city of an official bank and an official
pawn-.nop. 1t is easy 10 guess which OF these
two institutions would be most generously
patronizcd by the Socalistic Labor party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

Oar Paris correspondent gives picturesque
description If the return of the exiled Com
muuists to Paris, and of tie patient gray
haired mothers and wives who gathered to
receive them. The touching stories of one or
two of those hard-handcd and shabby hero
ines are told I'm their own words.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

Mr. s. Cox decide that hc would rather kick
with John Kelly than 10 be kicked BY Iiidcn aud
Robinson. A not unnatural preference.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
AViso Importance.
BnlpreSs De V pores correos de las AntlIa'
DE D. RAMON HERRERA, HABANA.

Deseosa esta empresa de contribuir al ma
yor movimiento mercantil de esta Isla, y por
consiguIente su mejor bienestar economico,
ha dispuesto que sus conocidos acredltados
vapores '.MarselIa, /" Alicante, "Nuevo
Moctezuma" ''Manuela," recalen la venida
ida a Ia Habana, alemas de los pnertos de
Aguadila Mayaguez en- Ponce, proporcio-
nande los sehores pasajeros que quieran
aprovechar esta oportunidad, sobre 81 buen
trato de sus conocidos capitanes Villaamil,
Ventura, Bidaguren, ETC., las ventajas de los
precios tan moderados como los de cualquiera
otra empresa.
Asi mismo IA dispuesto que ,cuando hagan
viaje los EN- leados civiles y mitares con sus
familias dentro de los puertos de esta lsla, sc
les rebaje la tercera parte del valor de los pa
safes, segun tarifa 81 el r1mero de pasaje-
ros fnese mncho Il ocurriese embarque de tro.
pa, en- estos yapores espafoles, Sc haran con-
tratos especiales procurands la mayor econemia
Ademas en- las respectivas Agencias, sc
expediran billetes de pasaje de ida vueta con
rebsa de 30 p. o sobre los tipos de tarifa, sen-
do validos hasta tres meses idespues de expe-
didos, Y servibles para cualquiera de los vapo-
es de Ia Empresa.
Puerto Rico, Mayo de 1879.--Los Agen-
tes, Iriarte, h 9'n,ano de CarGcena & C0-Ma-
rina hta. IA jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
TEXAS MG4AbICAS.

Sc acaba de perfeccionar y ofrecen al pdbli-
CO en- los Estados- Unidos, una Hueva 9teja
mefalica, que no dudamOs lendra tan buena
accgida en- e6ta isla como ha tenidO enlaQuel
pals en- los demas de Ia America latina, pues
viene llenar una verdaderH necesidad, Bobr8
todo en- los paises, donde como sucede aquf
abundan las luvias en- Ia mayor parte del afo.
En- los anuncios cue publican los fabficaltes
de estas TEXAS, hay disehos que Ia simple yis-
ia demuestran la sencillez y ef1cacia de esta
nueva invencien Cualquier operario' de me-
diana inteligencia puede colocarlas, ipues sp
forma le ensehara claramente como ha de ha.
cerlo. ~ s.
= Una de las grandes ventajas de este articulo
para la eXportaciOn Y condpccioneS terrestres,
es que su peso relative al de hierro galyaniza-
do zine, es mucho m6nosy quesse encuentra
coocado en- peque6as cajas faciles de maHejar.
Otra de las ventajas no m6nOs importantes,
son las siguientes no SO rajan ri squiebran,
como sucede con las pizarras especialmenta
81 llueve mocho, cuando egtan calientes, sel te-
cho es mas compacto, y por conSigmente hay
menos oportunidad para que penetre lel agna:
Sc eyitan las goteras por 81 especial colocacion
V como no Sc uSa soidadur& iii clRvazOn
exterior de ninguna especie, no hay iacons.
tetan necesidad de reparar los techos como SUI
cede con los de zinc y hierre galvanizado, v Fl.
nalmente su tamano pequeno undo 4 Ia COM
bnaciOn que tlenen las planchaS para unlrGe
entire 81, 10 hacen fuerte y resistente 4 los tenn
porales, con mas efeacia aun que el mismo te-
jamanil
Los Sres Jose Levi & Sons de Santh6mas.
agentes generates de los fabrieantes, ,seon facul-
tad de nombrar Sub-agentesen Eesta isls, han
designado los que suscriben: al efecto Sc en-.
cuentran las muestras de dichaS tejas, que 4 la
| simple vista demuestran la senciIlez efcacia
de esta nueva invencion, representando una
pequeiia seccion de techos hecha con elias de
nuestra sucursal de la capital Sres. Rivera Y
Comp, San Justo 10, y en- este pueblo cal[a
del Comercio.
Bayamon, P. R., Abril Is de 1873. -Espino.
sa. Rodriguez Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
Sanchez,
.ESPEClALlSTA EN- QUIROPEDlA,
CIRUJlNo CON ITUt0 PoR la uNYRsIDAD De la HABANA,

Cura en- breve terminoy por un procedimien-
to especial las 1lceras mas rebeldes.
Tambien cura las hemorroides con uu espe-
efico.
Hace cerca de tres meses llegue esta Ciu-
dad sin que en- aquella epoca hubiera tenide
intencion de fiiar mi residencia en- ella, pere
como quiera que desde que llegue aqui fueron
tantas las personals que solicitaran mis- auxilios
como cirujano quiropedista, y tantas las rela-
me exigen file defnitivamente mi resdencia en-
esta Capital me vee en- ell case de complacer-
los, satisfecho de que quedaran enteramente
aliviados por la agilidad en- sus operaciones, en-
las cuales no usara cauterios, nj otros medica-
mentos que ocasionen males resultados. -Vive
cale San Justo, Is, Gran Hotel Sin perjuicie
que acudira 4 casa de los que gusten utilizar
sus servicios.
Jose Sanchez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
LibrOS baratOS para eScuelaS

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN se ha recibid0
un complete surtido de ibrOs de textus efac-
tos para escuelas, que Sc realizan & precios
sumamentes m6dicos. n
Entire otras cosas Sc ofrecen:
JUANITO, traduccion de, Torrente, 8 10.
centavos uno 81 docena.
CUADROS fLUMINADOS, de medidas
pesas metricas y monedas q SO, centavoe
unO. 7z 49,
SILABARIOS, de Solves a pesos docena
y 20 centavos ejemplar. I
FLEURY (catecismo historico q peso do
cena 10 centavos uno 81 fs;gs5s
MEDALLAS doradas para preMios, papel
Yturzaeta todos los demas IibFos yefectos
que Sc usan en- las escuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25

NOTA.-Los pasajes tomados bordo CO.'S
taran 25 pS recargo.
Sc expenden Btlletes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un 25p.S rebaja
validos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los niflos memories de amos, uno gratis
de 8 q 8 amos solo la cuarta parte, y.de q
IL afios pagarafl la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasajeres de cubierta shan de llevar
consigo los enseres de cana y sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormedores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, los Agentes generates.
SILVA Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
Cuadros al crom0.

En- Ia imprenta del BoLETIN Sc acaba de re-
cibir I'm gran surtido de cuadros oleo-cromo-
litogra6cos, copias de los grandes maestros
de pintura, hechas con la misma perfeccior
que al 6leo, representando bellisimos pai-
safes, marinas, escenas de la familia, perso-
najes celebres, santos, al Papa reinante y
Pic TX, flores, plantas, animales domesticos,
etc. Hay cuadros de todas classes propios pa
ra sala desde S3x2O pulgadas 4x6 y Sc ven.
den desde cinco centavoS 8 pesos uno.
Hay tambien cromitos para escuelas $l-5O
el cientO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
. AL ConaIercio.,. ).

.Papel superior ingles para la correspon-
dencia mercantil, pliego grande, rayado tras-
parente, Sc vende en- la imprenta del BoLE-
TIN q 20 rls. resma de 4S0 pliegos. Puede
venderse cortado en- medios pliegos para car
tas sin cortes1a, a las personals que asl 10
prefieran.
Tambien SO han recibido en- ell mismo esta-
blecimiento juegos de L1BRos DE coMERc1o
en- blanco legftimos de Glasgow, libros de Ca
jas, cuentas corrientes. indices, copiadores
ntC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25

Caguas, P. r., Mayo de 1879.

Muy Sr milo amigo: Habiendo compra.
do ia succession de mi hermano D. Fl. Mas.
SO "a. Q. p. d., ell establecimiento de merce.
ria que tfenen en- esta poblacion, tengo Ell
gnsto de ponerlo en- su conocimiento, hacien-
dole presente que desde esta feeha girara la
casa bajo mi nombre
BENITO M. MASSO,
confriendo mi poder mi dependiente Don
Francisco Trilla.
Suplico a V. continde dispensando q Ia
casa la misma confianza que la anterior,
tomando notas de las flrmas.
Quedo de v. alto amigo S. s. @. B. s. M.
Benito NJ Mass6.
Francisco Trilla, firmara:
pp. Benito NJ. Mass6, Francisco Tbilla.
,hta. 3 jun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
SOCIEDADES.
sseislad Al6aiaa
+
CREDITO MERCANTILE.
ST., PUERTO RICO.
ASOCIACION DE CREDITO
CONS'rITUIDA POR ACCIONES.

GaplCal social $SU00,0UU nom
Id realizado (3l de
,Diciembre 1879. 3 3!2,2l4 81 efvo.
Acciones suscritas (3l de ....
Diciembre 1879 ........... 1858
Id sin sHscribir. r................ 4,3I
0peraciones de que SO ocupa la Sociedad.
DescoDtar, prestar, girar, nevar cueRtas CO.
rrientes, admitir dep6sitos, recibir inposicio-
mes abonando interes, verifcar oobranzas por
cuenta ajena, negociar valores con 8 sin su
responsabilidsd, Y cuantas otras operaciones
de credito y banca quo no Sc opongan sus
Estatutos y Reglamentos.
Tipos aeordadoa para las operaciones.
l0p% anual para los descuentos.
12pM annual para los prestamos.
&p% cOmisiOn de coDranZa
/ p% al trimestre sobre el valor de los de-
p6sitos en- eust0dia.
Las cuentas corrientes son llevadas gratui-
tamente 4; 40 exigiendose NADIA de los Interest,"
dos por los cobros pagos
La siguiente tarifa expresa el interes que
abona Ia Sociedad por las imposiciones pla-
20 flo:
De 5000 arrba por 8, 4 VS. meses, p%
anual a.
DE id. i'd. por 6, 7, 8 6 s,meses 6 p% id
De fd id. por 10, Il, 6l2 meses 7 p% id.
De i'd i'd. por 13 meses ca adelante pSS id.
Director, Marques de la Esperansa. a.-Secre.
tario, D. Jose antonio Canals -Contador
D. Rafael Perez q Garcia. -Cajero, d. Lau
redno Vega. Alb, S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25

Los aparatos para cutivar la TERRA por medic def
yTap9r fabrlcados nor Ia casa de los Sefores John
Fowler Comp. de Leeds han obtenido en- las expo
s!clones de cas todos los paises rel mundo ciento
cineo premios de primera case. "a medals sl6 900
en dlnero; 10 que prueba suicientemente la exceen
ga gran utllidad estos aparatos. Sc han xpe-
dldo de Ia fabrica hasa la fecha sobre 5000 juegos
de aparatos completes. ademas de gran nlmero par
elatmente. Las mejoras introducidas 8n los 6timos
Tres amos nara adaptar meor estos aparatos al cut
vo de la cana han producido resultRdos tan buenos
que para cumplir con los pedidos es menester des-
pacnar semanalmente seis aparatos completes, te-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-25
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
VAPOR SAN JUAN"


Ponemos en- conocimiento del pdblico que
dicho Vapor, ensu proximo viajea San Tho
mas permanecera ALI dos dids regresando
a a. este p puerto con escala en- veques, el ala
su ruta. Que por convenio hecho con la II
inea francesa, conducira a San Thomas los
pasajeros. que en- todos los puntos de su es-
Gala en- la Isla, deseen embarcarse para ser
trasbordados, a los vapores franceses tras-
atlanticos, que salen de San Thomas ell dia
"a de cada mes para Santander y st Nazaire,
Barcelona Marsella respectivamente. Los
billetes de passages pueden tomarse los
yagtiez, Ponce aquf que seran dados por
los de la Compafifa franeesa. Los precios
de passages en- todos los puntos seran igua
les q los que desde este cobra esa Compahia::
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Mayo 10 de 1879.
Los Agentes generates,
Silva & Compaflia.
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ner construction constantemente ciento cincuen-
ia pares de naqunas con sus correspondientes ac-
cesorios agrfcslas .el empfeo de 400 operarios.
tario son: indep+ndenca relativa respecto los
trabajos, consigui6ndose ademas tener las tierras
mejor aradas listas mas atiempo resultando de ese
productos
Las ventaas que ofrecen las mejoras arriba indi-
cadas. el tener igua faerza de TRACTION maQui-
mas mas ligeras manuables; mayor fuerza de re-
sisenca las varias pieZas por oil del acerO