davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
" KsT BLut MOusp.
Wis, March S.h, lsyl
DuILADELPHIA, wILNISeTv|
AND BALTIMORE RAILROi
NovKMBBR &rH, 1880.

rraius win lesvs Wilmington ..iolL v
for
Philadelphia and intermediate satior
100. e.l0. 1870 A. M, 40, 100, iN lgl
y. nj.
Philadelphia Express $780, NV, u
l0.O2 a. m. Il, is. 20S, y IS p. m
phila. and New YORK 2.ZJ,U 1910 100 L
M, 1899. l2.4S. 8.l7 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate STAT d
b.3o n, III. $40 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay line. 7Bp. III.
Baltimore and Washington, An, =
2.l6 100, ,s.35, a. nj 1855, ! ", i5i, ~, p. 4
Trains for Delaware Division, leave \
New Castle J.OO, $50. a. m; l.V6 SOO, q
p. III.
Harrington and intermediate stated
40 .. IN. l.U6, 6.Ss ?. m.
Delmar and intermediate StalOna
q nI.; LOB p. IN.
sr5DAY TRAIHt.
Philadelphia and intermediate jlAtioa
alO a. III. 500. $50, g.50 p. M.
Phil 1elphia and New YORK 2B%mS,
p. m. j
Baltimore and Washington, ll5l !!
2,l5. 7.5i. "A. IN.
FOR iurther Information passengers 4
referred To the time tables posted al I
depot. ii. r. kENNEi,
superiniendeu
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
In the Sacred Name Of CHARITY

The care OF the sick, the nom elesS the
weary ones OF earths children. main, ed
crushed, bruised, Du ming with fever. torn
on earth. The SUPPORT OF the worId W a. an an
nowned Charity Hospital In New or
leans has been by legislative enaclment
and constitutional recognition pIased or
twenty -nve years from 1865 on liberal
subsidy secured from the Louisiana StaIa
Lottery Company. The next, or Grand
semi. Annual Drawing takes place an
Tuesday, Decenber l4th, when s522, so ,s
distributed In prizes 10 hoIoers or sin
t.ckels or fractional parts thereof IN -
formation of which can be had OF M. A
Dauphin, No. 3l9 broadway, New YorE
s.ity, or same person at New Orleans. H.
Write at once, decS a, V
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
THIRD EDITION
JAY GoULDs CONSERVATORY
= BURNED.

Nnw YORK, December 1l.-A specia
says the conservatory OF Jay eoald, a.
lrvington-on- Hudson, considered the
most magnificent structure OF the kind
In the country, was totally destroyed by
fire at an early hour this morning. The
loss is reported TO be 100000.
PoUeHKExPsIE, December 1.-The
conservatory was the largest In the
State, being over four hundred feet In
length and one hundred feet high. II
was filed with the most valuable and
rare plants known, many Of which can
not be replaced. The ire was caused
by defect in the heating apparatus.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
From Kellys Organ.
A DEMOCRATIC CITY NO LON
GER

With the events Of yesterday, the pro-
found conviction must impress itself on
the minds Of Democrats everywhere
thai New York Is 10 longer Demo-
cratic cily.
1t has been traded of and handed
ever to the Republicans, body and soul.
1t will no longer roll up those nagni.
hcent majorities which redeemed the
State and placed II In the van Of the
Democratic phAlanx.
The shameless conspiracy which was
felt In the Presidential election, aud
which reduced Mayor Grace's vote AID
Increased that Of the Republican candl
date in proportion, has reached its ap-
propriate elimination.
abe Cooper Conkllng Ring may prove
q greater curse to New York than did
that Of William NJ. Tweed.-Star.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
A WORTHY ACTION.

Mr.. Hamilton Disston has an
agent at Elkton under orders to buy
one thousand of the fattest turkeys
on the peninsula. The turkeys are
for Christmas presents to Mr.. Diss-
toms Philadelphia employees. The
action of Mi. Disston is worthy of
emulation.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

A are In Pensacola, Florida, on Satur-
day morning., destroyed ave blocks Of
buildings in the business centre, In
cludine the custom house, pOst-ofnce,
and most OF the principal stores aud Of.
fces. Fifty families were rendered
homeless The loss probably excee Q
$500 900.
No one should have horses tied up In
the stable with the EpiEootic, when N, b.
Roberts Horse Powders oan be bought OF
any Druggist for % cents. Guaranteed to
cure. nov.0 dim.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
REDPATH ON BOYCOTTING.
HE SAYS THAT HE FOUND ONLY ONE
PRIEST WHO WAS NOT IN SYMPATHY
WITH THR TENANTS.

II 4
WITH THR TENANTS.
James Redpath spoke last evening
in the hall in the Catholic Institute,
Jersey City, on "Wha; l know about
Boycotting." Every seat in the large
hall was occupied. and manV men
stood in the aisles. Mrs. and Miss
Parnell sat on the platform.
The speaker. who recently returned
from Ireland, was listened to with in
tense interest, and when he was about
10 close he was nsged to continue. He
said that much was heard in this coun-
try about violence in Ireland, but there
had been only five murders there with
in year. and only three of these could
be traced to agririan causes. Fore
most among the truant landlords was
Lord Lucan, who owned an estate Of
50, 900 acres in the wesI.
Lucan was in the Crimea during the
war against Russia, and there, too,
the speaker said, he was a truant, be
ing known among his officers as "Look
on." He would soon be Boycoted,
and then whom would he get to look
after his sheepi The speaker, before
he was aware how thoroughly the
priests were In sympathy with the ten
antry, called one of them to account
for his lack Of sympathy, but he found
he had been entirely mistaken. He
had heard OF only one priest who was
not in sympathy with the people The
men in Ireland generally let the
women look after the evictors. Hot
water is sure cure for that class of
persons. Boycott, said the speaker,
Is the great Protestant martyr, who
believes that eighteen pence is enough
for days work. There is nothing
like Boycotiing for the great Irish tru
ant landlords, Mr.. Rsdpath said.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
PHILADELPHIA HK.ETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. SO p. NJ.
FLOUR 10 In limited request and prices
favoT buyers. sales OF l5UO bDls Guiding
Minnesota extras, at 50 Is "A rs for me-
dunn 10 choice clear, aud AT 50 Is a 81
fol straight at; Penusyl vania extra fam
lily a. s. rs IA 90; Western do. do. AT
~ Is ~, and Patents at 81 OO a s 25
Rye Flour confines quiet al 50 2la45 SO.
GRAIN.-Wheat was unsettled aud / a
cenis per bushel .ower. Sales Of 1000
bushels, Including Iejected, at 81 " a IA
Pennsylvanis, Western and Southern
rsd and amber, on tracK, at 81 lgdl ~,
southern de-, do, Afioat at 81 ~
ael lo; 10 900 bushels, January, at 81 2SL4a
SSs. and No. z red, elevator, at 81 l9I,
bid. AT the call board, 5O0O bush. Jan,
UOO bus h. FOB. at III 2S3z, with tl lyIs bid
and sl VI asked for Dec, C ciosing al 81 Is1<
December, 81 IN .nuary, and Sl "a
FEB. Rye ls scarce and sLendS AT 9o cen
bushels. Corn is in fair request at for
ner prices. Sales OF 5000 bushels incIud-
Ing oId yellow At 6oA6Oc; do. mixed al 5vc.
new yellow. track, at o6c.; new steamer
at 52lfa5Sc., and rejected at 54r. Al the call
ooarl $4,000 Du hels February sold at 571 1
e.: 67Hc. was bid for December, b7c.
Tor January, and 679Ao. for Feb. Oats are
less active and easier. Sales of 800
bushels, including white at 461S a 4s1Sc.
and rejected and mixed at IS a 41c.
The receipts to-day were as follows -
$685. barrels hour; 10 30 bushels wheat, ,IS2,
| go bushels corn, s,OOO bushels oats. 1, ,IOO
| bushels barley, 20 barrels whisky.
WHIsKY.-A0 bbls. Western Iron bound
sod at 81 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, Dec. Q. s P. NJ.
Good beef cattle were scarce and in fair
demand this week. but common and me.
| dunn were plenty and rather lower 3S3.
mead arrived and sold at the diff.en
| yards q 2xa6c. per Id as TO c 'ndition.
HERP were rather dull, but ohOic,
| were firmly held 500 head arrived anC
'oid at the different yards at S)ka51fc.
| Lion.
Hoes were dull. $50 head arrived anc
SOL at The different yards ut 6a7c. per Id.
according to quality.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FStV-sseond and Lancaster ave, Dec. 4th.
sHEnP--Bxtra, ITO to 100 rDs., 5to61S; gooc
30 10 lUO bs., 44A to o. vO; fair, oU 20 8
ns., ~ to ~; good lambs, 61< to s6.; me
dun lambs, ~ to s; common lambs
1870 eNds
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILADEAPHIA.-l.582 2.2s, $50, TAO,
SO s;o0 g s;4ts 81 lo.92, lesO q; M. l2l5; l22e,
on sundays, l.6S, 2.2s, S.lO,a. m; 500, GIT.
FoR New YcRx.-l5s, 2.s $50 700, 1902,
am; 1928, 1913, as. 6.l7, p. m. on
FoR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINeToN.-
12.5l, 2.03, 2l5, 7.55, ,S.35, a. m. l255, I.O4,
$500. 7.OS, p. m. ON Sundays. l2.5l, 2.os.
Z y, IS am.
FoR BALTIMORE, bay Line oonnection)
7.S p, m. No Sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-6.0O go. a. M; Los
s.oo. $50, p. m. No Sunday trains, =.
$50. p. m. No Sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGTON NORTHERN r. H.
90, a. M; 400. sos p. m. No Sunuav
FoK DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7Js
'o30 a. M; $50 p. m. No Sunday train 8.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN wILMINGl On
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l243, l.5S, 400,
7.52. $50; s.25, II M; 2.ls. l2.45, I.O2. 2.5D
40, 445, 1905 40, 6.25, 100 800 $50. lilo p
m. On sundays. 1913. l.5s, 2OS. 7.52. lO.lo
q. M: 7.Sh p. IN.
M; ll.4b, I.O2. 4.5O.7.OO p. m. ON Sun days
l.58, 2.VS, 7.52 a. m.
From BALTINoRE.-l.5s, 2.l7, 9.Ss, 90, /.
m; 1920, J2.4I, 2.O5, 6.O7 943, p. m. SUN.
days. J63, All q. m. 607. $50 p. m.
FRoM WAsHINGToN.-l.53, 2.l7. a. m
l22O. 1881, 2.05, 6.GT, $50 p. m. On sun.
days, 6.07, o 80 p. m,
, + %RoxNEw y cAsTIE;as,4s, 1s, s;s5, l2lOa. m.
kRoM DELAWARE X. R.-S.5O, IL M
so p. m. No Sunday trains.
From WILMINeToF q NORTHERN r. r
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-S.OO
.. M; 10, p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEANI
PHILADELPHIA.
From BROAD STREET AND w AsHINaTol
AvENUE-7.05,7.30, e.l5, 10. 80, IL 10, IL As a. M
1.S0, 900, $50. 400, 40. 5.l5, 800, $40 500
9.45, ll.30 p. m. On Sundays, 8.lB q. m.
800. 9.46, l1.30 p. m.
From THIRTY-SEooND AND MARKE
STkEETs.-7.30, u.35 q. m 1885, 4.O0, \
M: LOO q. m. On Sundays, LOO, q m
EoTE.-The black figures represent tn,
Limited Express" on which an extri
far. Is char ed.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT

Rev j. B. Hunter pastor Of Cherry
Hill NJ. K. Church, met with an ac-
cident last week, that proved almost
fatal. Some repairs had been made
TO the pump at the pastoral resi-
dence, and Mr.. Hunter had ascended
to the roof Of the shed over the
pump to close the aperture made by
the workmen. While mailing on the
shingles he fell through to the floor
below, alighting on his head and
shoulders. His head was severely
cut, his arm injured, and for four
hours the reverend gentlemen lay in
an insensible condition.
He was unable to preach on Sun
day last, but is now recovering, and
will soon be able to resume his
duties. Mr.. Hunter was we'll known
in this city, having at one time been
pastor of Brandywine NJ. E. Church.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

The centennial OF the Dover Metho.
dist Episcopal church, Wesley Chapel,
will be held in the said church on Sun
day, the 10Th. All former pastors with
out further notice are cordially inviteu
70 attend, and will be gladly entertained.
Programme next issue. Mrs. S. A
Ridgely, Chairman Of the Committee Of
Arraneements.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

NICE SILK POCKET ANDKER-
CHIEFS, AT rs cents.
MUELLER SILK HANDKERCHIEF
at ". 10 cents 0l, 0l.15, also, ~ and S2.51,
A full line OF plain and hemstilched
Gentlemen'B handkerchief in fancy
boxes,
Gentlemen's Hemstitched fancy Dor-
der handkershiels.
A 0eDtlemeu's woven border, all linen
Handkerchief for 20 cents.
A flrst-class Lady's all linen hem
stitche handkerchief. at I21x cents. An
exces dl gly fine lady's handkerchief at
81 and 50 cents.
large line OF Ladies' fancy colorsd
6ordered all linen andkerchIefs. from
l2H to 50 cents.
thildren's Haudkerchleis, all linen, at
5, 9, and l2lf cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
IN SILK HANDKE ERCHIEFs

The f1rm have surpassed all forme or ef-
forts. The stock now On hand Ia sim ply
immense and the styles and variety are
80 dtversified that ali tastes cannot fail TO
be gratited. Persons in search OF ele-
giant holiday presents will do well To sX-
anime this
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PaEITY
THINGS.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
THE DENOURACY ,vio,

xiaa!,, KnA,DINs, December iO-p,.'', s's
A.iIS1Iai Aeppelmsn OF the Democrats 's'G, N
association Az ,s tonight say. '%s he w. q
.ed that q salute of one hunSr.d a" a oli.
r.,, Gred - a. sunrise, to celebrate III: sda. ~.
,sll OF John Kelley in Nav ye.s mis do.l n
Dsmoc'acy in tho tiibrsl,,, | y, n
defeat TO Kelly. w h'Oc0'Il
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
rrs.- saturday. L.s. sa,u...
INSTALLED AS PASTOR.

Rev. w. q. Alexander, who Was re-
Gently called TO the First Presbyterian
church, Of Middletown, was installed as
Ps.tor on last Tuesday evening. The
ceremonis attendant upoa the installa-
tion we're not only impressive but inter-
esting. Every seat was occupied aud II
was found necessary 10 procure chairs
TO accomodats large number who were
unable TO obtain seats In the pews.
Rev. w. j.. Ledwith, Of Bellevue
Presbyterian Church, Lancaster county,
Pa, preached most able aud touching
sermon from lst John, % chapter, 18th
verse. He was listened to with marked
attention. AT the conclusion Of the ser
mon, Rev. Henry Rumer,of ST. Georges,
who 10 moderator Of New Castle presby-
terry, and presided on this occasion brief
ly stated the manner In which the call
for Mr.. Alexander had been made by
Forest Church, and the action ofthePres
oytery by which the time had been ap-
pointed aud he committee selected 10
Install him a. pastor Of that Church.
Mr.. Alexander then came forward and
replied to tbs necessary questions by the
Moderator.
The charge TO the pastor was de-
llvered by Rev. J 'hn Patton, ID. D.,
former Pastor OF the church. Al the
conclusion Of Or. Paltop's remarks,
which were OF very Interesting char
acter, Rev. Mr.. Runner delivered the
charge TO the people, charging them TO
provide for the temporal welfare Of the
pastor; 10 guard carefully his good
name, ana TO be regular In their attend
aDce at the Saba h services and prayer
meetings. The benediction was de-
livered by the new pastor. The music
was Of very high order, the choir be-
ing composed OF nu lber Of we'll
known singers from Philade pbia.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
KID GLOVES

KID GLOVES
OF the very best make at Holiday Prices.
Trefousse and Delorme Kid Gloves, In
ak but. onE.
The Giants de suede Kid Glove, or un-
dr. sstd kid, iu three buttons, made by
the TrefOusse Company. All kid gloves
sod In tn 10 house are made by the above
named Company, whose goods are the
ack nowledEed standard OF excellence.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
A NOTED DEspEV,n.
LYNCHEn "AD0

SAN FRANCISCO. noo.
Az. "A Beil.leS,yille, i.e, Nevada. vntdSem1sr Sa. 10
Sess:rsSo ssss; "Charle' Marshall, d''psI p.
orutally murdered an iSoa night
man n named Jack McCanUni o|
nrsI was shot shot and I'd then kicked who Who,
Snerlii SaN was starting with bi' snlie nile
lSr ns ci,;n Ai;nrors, the county seat at p'',oal
o. oS e'tlzens rushed UPON di, tGo , pGl
S%al1 npi9on.r from their cusioJvl tVo' " "
prisoner. prisoner was then convsveS} }' ;. Y v
outskirts of the town and J'su ssnta,l 70
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
SOLID ICE UP THE nut

SOLID ICE UP THE DYLAw.,|
BURLINGTON, December 10 ONrJ
delaware river at th. point T /, t,,.1
over, the icr being six inches thi'. ''] u
Terry boat which pile, between W nj. Il, n
ana Bristol, as well as other cr,i NJ !. " !!
able to run. This morning peorIs ~ y.
comlng aud going over The rive ="
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

Ladies mr-top @ owes. fieece-lined, In
great variety. They make very nand-
some and acceptable Christmas presents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
FOURTH EDITION
M aa rnaaasln l.r Et,-a.na.

Falling. followed by rising barometer,
south to west winds, partly cloudy or
cloudy weather, with rain; rising, follow =
cd BY stationary or lower ptrature.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

scrofulons swelllurs, carhpn,,..
ooils, blotche', rimolss and .rnes
enlarged glands, internal sor.r...pun spsun
nver, and general cloRR.d cond,,o.
the system, all yield In due ums =,
tures sovereign remedy-Dr pi.,
Golden Me1ica! Discovery. q IA ,n' @
the world hy druggists and ,b,n.,.
forciRn trade supplied from I"si
branch World. Dispen.lary MY
Association, Proprle,ors, BuftsloE ny "
Il. " Pierce, N d President
WKsT BLut MoVsD.
Wis, March S.h, iSyI
Dear Str:-Having uttered man, v.,
mont from liver compIaiut william,
lief, ! was last year indnced TO nv NJ
Golden Medical Discovery ana psI.l
Attbs time | was scarcely abba IA mi
Owing 10 their effect commenc,d
Improve rapidly and nm now a. w,lI,l
strong a. ever. thank you from h
depths OF my heart for the eoOd M
have done ne and wish Won ali ,ucca|
Yours truly, MRS. s. STAyGERl
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
I AIDES CLOAKINo.

T AIDES CLoAKINd.
Lad les Cloakisg. Cloths and suilings
Ladies' Coaking, Cloths and suitings
Ladies' CloakiBg, Cloths aud Sultings
Ladies' Cloaking, Cloths and su,tinRa
Ladies' CloahIng, Cloths and yuitinKs
Ladies' CloAking, Cloths and suitiugs
LadieS' Cloaking. Cloths and suitings
Ladies' CloakinE, Cloths and suittnss
Ladiss' Oloaking, Cloths and 9uiLings
Ladiss' Cloaking. Cloths and suitings
Lsdiss' Cloakins. CiotAs and sui,,nxs
Ladies' Cleaktng, Cloths ana suitinss
at
W. N. KRNNARD d cos
v. 81. KBNNARD a cos
". N. KENNARD d cos
W. N. KENNARD d COS
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
FinnnciaI and Co ,a .n o orciAl.

WILnIEeroN, Del., Dec.li. 1880
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., 3. =. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, at u
N. to day:
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
THLY ARE NOW OFFERING

Unity AHE NOW OFFERING
Some very beautiful thiRgs
in the way OF
LADIEs' WHITE LACE TIES,
LANGUEDOC FICHUS,
SPANISH FICHUS,
GOLD AND WHITE
EMBROIDERE TIES,
FANCY SILK TIES,
AND
CHILDREN'S LACE AND LINEN
COLA RS,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

Are Offering unprecedented
attractions for holiday presents
The house has this y ar made
special effort TO secure q class
OF goods particularly adapted
TO the needs and pl' assures OF
the holiday season. and IL now
disloslng OF them 1t prizes
within the range OF the hum
biest. as we'll as the most pie
thoric purse.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
NesUark Letter.

BREAK DowE-sKATINa--sc mr.
coAL--NRw CARPET - ZOE HOUSE
RENTED, ETc.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
" iIlu ng IoI. Markets.
WILMINorUN, Del. Dec. II. lnsa
Tho City Market

The following were the ruIuK prices IN
market this morning:
Butter. fresh peF pound - a8n An
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

EoTE.-The black figures represent the
Limited Express" on which an extra
far As charre cd.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

1NHEY ARE OFFERING
l. One hundred and my dozen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
Tarjetas al T6rculo.

Ademas de hacerse tarjetas en- htogra-
ha imprenta, las personas one tengan
pDanchas metalicas con sus nombres
grabados para tarjetas, pueden mandar.
las la imprenta del BoLETIN en- donde
Sc tiraran en- un torculo 8 maquina es-
pecial que hay para clio.
Tambien Sc tiran al t6rculo cuales-
lquiera grabados, por difioiles que sean
cuyas planchas dc cobre s acero tengap
los inteIesados,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
1000, OJO. OJOu

Interesante seneillisimo metodo de Redu.
ccon de Moneda Official la extranera cor
rente vlceversa, arregadoa las disposciones
del Go5ie no, desde un centavo hasta 900 mi.
.lones de pesos con exactitud matematica Y
para cuya compression no Sc necesita saber
mas que la Regla de sumar obrita muy dtll
para todo 81 que tenga one pagar contribu-
clones al Estado.
So vende en- 10 calle de liz Fortalcza nam G2
Is centavos Ell ejemplar 10 centavos de
10 ejempares para arrba
Los Sres. dc fnera de la capital que deseen
hacer pedidos puedcn disjgirse al autor 8, MI
ticola, remitiendo el importe del pedido en-
sellos de correos mas dos per tranqueo, 5--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
Boleta directa para Euro

Nifos memories de tres amos no pagan pasa-
lie. Entire IL amos mitad de pasaje. Uria-
sale.
Para mas informes y tipos de fletes dirglrse
los agentes de la compailia en- San juan, So
Drinog de Ezquiaga. -Areclbo, +. Fernandez
q Go. --AguadllIa, Kuchler h 10. --May aguez,
PLATA 81 Brave, Ponce, Cortada n Go. -
Arroyo, Fantanzzi Hermanos Hamacao, r
Pou J Bus6. Ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
u T. ST T.

NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo CO.'S
taran Is p.g recargo.
Sc expenden Bflletes de Ida vuelta pa
ra pasaJes dc primera con un 25 p.3 rebaja
validos por 80 dias desde gu fecha
Los nlllos memories de amos, uno gratis
de q afios solo la cuarta parte dc &
IL amos pagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasaieros de cubierta han de llevar
conslgo los enseres de CANA y sus provisio
neS.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. a los Agent&s generates
SILVA CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
Llsgadas. slI!da!

Con este nuevo tinerario quedara esta Inca
en- conexion en- s. Thomas los dias 4 Y 25 con la
Inca do st Nazaire y los yapores que hacen ell
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cuman&,
Barcelona, (V') Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirse&
iSttUI q Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. R., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
VaDcr Massela" c6pitAm Tilllanii
sHk PugnTo-R1oo ron XII sur Dx SANTo DOMINGO
spauN IL sIGuIENTx ITIrERARIo
/ D A
RETOR NO,
0nNsrGEATARlOs

NuEvrTAs Sres. u. p. s. Doiz Comp.-QIBARA
auoesoros dc Silva, hodriRue2 j Conp.-BARAoOA. Z,
1Isyo y Oomp.-OUBL, Sres. s. y l.. Los = Comp
HINro DoMIN0O, Sr. d. Juan Fou.-MAYAorEz. Don
nnin Bernedo.--L GUADrILA Sres. Amel julia y Co.
PUrRTo- RICO 6res. IriaTte, hernano dc C2raceRR
y Comp.-EAHTH0MAs, sree Lamb Oonap.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

Todo con capa de So. sendo paRadero en- Liver
ooi < ds I0% siendo paGadero en- Puerto Rico.
"0 aa fetes paRar en- Puerto Rco se cobraran al
smhio corriene do Giros On las fechas de las llega
das de los vapOres. - =, r. o
faa nezas bultos de maQulnaria que paSon de
doa for eladas de peso, otr6s mercancias no men
sIcn daa arriba fete conventional.
Gnhra anbarques, Dor un solo vApor de no m6nos
enc Io0 toneadas para un solo Consignatario, SO
sbonarh la capa, paRandose nete en- Liverpool la
enfre0a de los conecimieAIos
Para pormenorss. dirigirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
CarruajeS.

De Gonzalez y Ramos, salen diariamente 4
Ias dos dc la tarde, para Rio piedras, Carolina
Caguas: 4 las cuatro para Cangrejosy y Rio
piedras, lletados todas hofas.
Gale de- In FOrtAleza n1m9 "A.