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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26

lit is all the same to the water works
management, the people of the town
would a little rather have their drinking
water free from very strong flavor of
fishes. Fish are good in their way, but
Objectionable as a beverage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
Court Of Common Pleas

John NJ. Newcomet vs.Stephen Sheaffer,
the counsel in this case began to speaking
Yesterday afternoon, and the case was
given to the jury shortly before noon to-
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
MINOR TOPICS.

0Q1lNOES AOA ASSs
The Nt~ Era advises a bolt. Who will
bell the cat?
"ESGLAND,' said Frederick Harrison
some years ago, ''is now an aristocratic
republic, with Democratic machinery
and an hereditary grand master of cere-
monies.
WHAT do the Lancaster city Republicans
think of their candidate for Legislature
being instructed to vote for man for
United States senator, in whose behalf a
81, 900 corruption fund was right here to
buy votes? The Eighth ward had to be
1 thrown out to save Demuth from this
danger, but where is Quay to get back his
5000:
THE late Michael Malone had in his pos
session when he died some of the identical
guineas which he had in his pocket when
he landed in America. He never parted
with them and treasured nothing that he
had more highly than these earnings
of his youth which he had held to his ole
age, and which, by his industry and thrift
became the basis of large fortune.
Tuos. DEANS, of Cohoes, n. y, in
communication to the New York Su"
recalls speech made by Mr.. Blaine in hi
hearing, which reveals the man. The tim
was the October of 1876; the place larg
Luilding in Il small village between Cohoe
and Troy. eff it should occurr,' sai
Mr.. Blaine. "that Samul ]. Tilden shoul'
be elected. miW you nllo~ linn to be i"""g'
,mfed''
THE Examiner does not propose to il
dulge IT present in the "wild talk an
exposure of methods going on among tn
politicians of its party. 1t discredits tn
maxim that :" VIXEN rogues fall out homes
men get their dues, or else it thinks it
: party has nobody to be thus profitcf
The Era, however, keeps right along cS
posing to public view 1.-THE foul canoe
which is eating into the vitals of local po
5 itics and demoralizing the entire CON
: munity either by direct contagion or retie
, influence.'' 1t repeats the story thu
| Brown offered Scnsenig 1000, to sc
{; out Eberly and finally gave him $1,000
:, help Grant andQuay it charges that Ebe
: ly was beaten by Browns deliberate circ'
: lation of false report that he had witt
t drawn; alleges bold frauds in Columbl;
: which counted in Snadcr and counted OF
5 Eberly, and took 61 votes from Gantz i'll
j. rave them to Eshleman. Finally it says
# That frauds were committed by Who'll
is sale is as clear as the light of day; and
s the board of return judges adjourn wit
- - out a full and fair hearing of the testlmol
" offered and the most searching investiS
J. ton. any nomi' ation declared on the ia
n of the returns, about which there Is re
: sonable doubt, will not be binding up
. any Republican under the rules of Il
IL party, which specifically provide for tt
e investigation and correction of al'eg
frauds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
DAVIS AND EBERLY.
The Vote By Districts.

The Vote by Districts.
Following is the vote for district at
torney on the two leading candidates as it
was finally counted by the return judges
Yesterday
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
STATE ITEMS.

Ground has been broken about half a
mile east of WOmelsdorf station for the
erection of a powder mill.
Samuel Smith, a Lebanon county Dunk
ard, was caught on the road by thieves,
gagged and robbed, and left lying bound,
bruised and helpless.
Near Tamaqua some small boys at play
in the barn of Charles Miller set fire to
some hay and an extensive cOntlagration
set in. Six dwellings on Gay street, two
large barns and two houses situated on
Pitt street were destroyed.
An old German named Philip Boser.
who for the last twelve or fifteen years had
been an inmate of the Northampton coun-
ty almshouse, committed suicide by hang
ing himself to the fence that surrounds
the Potter's field there.
Robert Mccormick, aged 20, a son of }.
F. Mccormick, of Nittany valley, Clinton
county, and student at the Central nor
NAL school, Lock Haven, was accidentally
drowned in the river yesterday while bath
ing with a number of other students.
The dead boy tramp who was accident
ally killed in a barn near Titusville il
company with other tramps, is proven tt
be Willie Il. Stokely, who, on the 26th OF
February, 1879. was enticed away from
his home in Wilmington, Del, by two
tramps, who were travelling with Puncl
& Judy show.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26

Davis Declared the Republican Candidate
tor District Attorney.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26

The Neu Era advises a bolt. Who wi
bell the cat?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
LAr,asr NEWS BY MAIL.


One of the Cronk !" midgets" travelling |
with Barnum has died.
The Kallocp impeachment is on trial in
San Francisco.
Eight deaths from yellow fever occurred
in Havana for the week ending Friday
last.
The New York Legislature has passed
bill approving Of tt Q International exlibi-
tion Of 1888.
The "Dime Museum, 293 Bowery,
New York, has been damaged by fire to
the amount of $4,000.
The Imperial Bank of Russia announces
| an issue of four per cent. consolidated Rus
sian railway obligations to the nominal
amount of 80, OOO, 900 silver roubles.
Detective William Y. Lyon. of Reading,
has arrested at SchOolcraft, Mich, Eman-
uel Ettinger, Uriah Meyer and Mary
Hartley, implicated in the murder of al
old couple named Kintzler three years ago
in Snyder county.
Charley Jackson, aged 6 years, was
stolen by two men in wagon near the
Crittenden school house in Stockport.
Ny. The boy had light hair and fair
complexion, and his clothing was of
light color. 1t is supposed that he was
taken to Albany or thereabout.
The anniversary of the Queens birth
was celebrated in Quebec on Monday. The
principal feature of the DAY was the grand
military review OH the plains of Abraham,
in the presence of the vice-regal party,
; and which was witnessed by thousands of
spectators, many of them from Ontario.
William Henry Hunter, 6S years of age.
employed on the Love farm, near Old
Bridge, n. J., was found on Saturday
afternoon with his throat cut, having
committed suicide with razor. He was
very eccentric and had on several &C asion'
r threatened to take his life. He was from
/. Long Island.
, Denslow & Bush's oil works, Oh vii
lard's dock, at Twenty-fifth street ant
Third avenue. Brooklyn. took fire at half
$ past 12 o'clock this morning. A tank ex
$ ploded at quarter before l O'Clock, ant
the explosion is reported to have killed ant
wounded number of men. The flame
= extended to several vessels and to Adams
i lumber yard.
:, The Grant leaders have arranged to kee
:, control of the Chicago convention b.
forcing the unit rule OH all questions upO
e delegations from states in which it wa
rs adopted. Senator Cameron and his sui
d committee will decide who shall be ad
+ mitted to the exposition building, both a
y delegates and spectators. Mr.. Camera
is already on the ground.
At Louisville yesterday the five-eightl
" mile race was won by Bosqne Belle in >
y, the three-quarter mile dash by Greenlan
Is in 1:17t; the one-an6-a-half-miles dash b
,e L'Argentine in 81, the mile heats rae
re by Miss Hardaway-best time :45: til
os one ne-and-one-eiGhth miles race by Himyf
% in 55t the mile dash by Blue Lodge
ID 1:44t and the four-mile dash by Iris
Ia King.
NJ In Brcwstcrs N. V. the ruins of tt
town hall, which was burned. on the 23d
February last, were being taken dow
r. when scaffolding broke. precipitatir
ID into cellar, twenty feet, Edward Mea
l.. Alfred Armstrong. Joseph Heady al
'e Michael Bigham. Bigham was killed on
ne right, his head being crushed by heaN
st piece of stone coping. Heady suffered S
it's v;re internal injuries, while Mead az
Il Armstrong escaped uninjured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
Principal Report.

We the undersigned, committee Of in
yestication on contested election distsicts
make the following report
The contested returns of Mountville,
Third ward city, Mount Joy township,
(Breneman's school Dhouse), Third ward
Columbia, Union Square Goth election
district), Warwick township and Conesto-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26

"ENGLAND." said Frederick Harrison
some years ago, sis now an aristocratic
republic, with a Democratic machinery
and an hereditary grand master of cere-
MONIES
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26

director OF the company, lnOS. ". "hoy
assistant director for the first district and
julius Levy, jr., for the second.
At this point the pilgrimage came to an
end, and the committee, pretty we'll tired
out by the afternoons work, desisted
from further inspection from sheer lack of
further material to inspect. On the
whole the condition of our volunteer tiic
department was found to be eminent
ly satisfactory and too much praise
cannot be awarded to the brave
men who belOn. to the several companies
and who are constantly subjectins them
selves not merely to all manner of discOm-
fort, but to actual danger in their battling
with the fire fiend without hope OF further
reward than the consciousness Of work
done ina noble cause. The meagre ap-
nronriation of councils is a small item in
the annual expenses of the companies, and
their creGitable efforts to keep themselves
afoat should always meet with hearty
RESPONSE. Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partment Fordney, who was one Of
Yesterday s inspecting party, says there are
three things necessary to the compile
ton of the efficiency Of the depart
ment, and they are telegraphic
fire alarm, ropes with which to sur
round the scene of fire, and badges
for the firemen by which they might be
distinguished from the mass of humanity
that usually congregaas upon such occa-
sions; persons wearing such badges t"
be admitted within the ropes, and IL
others vigorously excluded, in order
that the effective work Of the firemen
might not be interfered with by outsiders,
who, under the present order Of things.
crowd themselves in the way, and cOnsti-
tute a source of serious annoyance. An
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26

WOTk cllClcHGIy tto o'Iiu 90
a rock" while playing heavy streams
through two lines of hose, in all $50 feet.
Mr.. Anne courteOusly answered all queries
of his visit RS. With twenty five pounds of
steam, his engine draws 20 water PRESSURE
The company has one four wheel hose car
riage, $50 feet of good gum hose, and one
section of bad hose not in service. The
machinery is kept clean and in good order,
and the house and property are tidy and
well-kept.
The American engine, standing at the
corner of East King and Shipper streets,
looked bright and shiny like a new gold
dollar. the painting and other decoration
it has lately received making it one of
the prettiest pieces Of machinery in the
department. 1t is secOnd-class Amos
keag engine, manufactured at Manches-
ter, N. H., of 6,219 weight. Chief
Engineer Isaac kinnear was not present,
but the steamer was in charge of his
| exDerienced assistants, Geo. Z. Bair and
Geo. Kieffer, with John Wertz officiating
| as fireman. The torch was applied
and in six minutes by the watch the little
beauty was doing her work nOiselessly and
gracefully as the heart of the most critical
engineer could desire. The appearance Of
the engine house did not very favorably
impress tine inspecting visitors, and they
did not long linger within it's precincts.
Besides the 500 feet Of city gum hose,
which is III admirable condition. as is in
deed is all the apparatus, the company has
a section of American double jacket cotton
hose of its own, one large and handsome
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
EScribania de actuaciOneS
DE D. MANUEL J. OALDERON.

Por providencia del Sr. D. Aureliano Ne
dina Juez de Primera Instancia de Oatedral,
dictsda con esta misma fecha en- las egeeutivas
seguidas por los Sres Gaudara Hermano, con-
ira D. Julio J. Defontaine, sobre pago de
quinientos pesos moneda corriente, Sc sacs
pdblica subasta por termino de oeho dias va
rios bienes muebles que radican en- el pueblo
de Dorado t0do eonsta mas detalado de 10
tasaci1n pericial, que Sc halla de manifesto en-
ell oico del actnario, Ia eual asciende q Ia 50
ma de oehocientos setenta siete pesos, oehen
ta nueve centavos.
Cuyos bienes han sido embargados como de
la propiedad del deudor d Julio j. Defontaine
y SO venden para pagar q los Sres. G&ndarA
Hermanos la cantidad antes expresada, inte-
-eses legales costas causadas y que BE eau
saren, debiendo celebrarse ell remste ell dia
siete de JUNO pr6ximo las ocho de la mana
na, en- los estrados de este Juzgsdo Fortalexa
81 en- los del Municipal del Dorado
Lo que Sc hace saber al pGbico para como.
clmiento de los que quieran interesarse er la
subasta, advirti6ndoSe que no Sc admitira pos
tura que no eubera las dos terceras parties del
justiprecio
Dado en- Puerto Rico veinte cinco do
Mayo de mil ochocientos ochenta " B Ne
dinas. Manuel J. Calderon. 2-3
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LitOgrafla del Boletin

Montalo va del todo este estableci-
miento y dirigido por aItistas expertos
on 81 SO hacen con brevelad batatura
LETRAS DE CAMBIO.
TARJETAs DE FELIcITAoIoN, DE INVITA-
croN, DE BAUrrsMo, DE 'UNERALRs, DE 90
MERolo, DE MATRINoNIC ETC. CIRCULARS
MEROANTT4RS, FACTURA ENDoSOS, PAGA.
RES, oARTAs-PART1DAs, MABCAs PARA TABA'
COS, CIdARRILLos, CHOCOLATE, SoMBRERoS
etc.
PIANOS Y MAPAS
DETobk CLAsE y 4 todas las tintss que
- quiers,
TIMBREs PARA CARrAS.
Ercabezsmientos de recibos, de cuen.
tas corrieptes demas con las fguras y
Alegorias one SO deseen.
Especialidad en- oLICHEs y LAMINAs
para tirar en- imprenta
LA LITOGRAFIA DEL BOLETIN
esta al nivel de las neiores del ex-
trsnjero.
TAmbien hay oonstante existencia de-
libros de texto, diplomas modallas. &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
"A d " "A -
Minero-lnedicinaleS de Coamo.
PUERTO-RIC

Temperature dc las aguas AS del term6
metro centfgrado.
Peso especftico con relacion al aqua des
tilada 1928
Analisis qufmico. En- 1000 parties de agu
Acido aZotico indeterminado.
Idem carbonico 81. $40 parties.
Idem sulfhidrico %. 470 idem
Idem clorhfdrico 0. 544 gramos.
Carbonate de cal 0. 251 idem.
Idem Id. magnesia 13. 720 idem.
Sulfato de cal 0. 264 idem.
Idem i'd. magnesia 0.540 idem.
1dem Id. hierrO 3.700 idem.
Slice 0.7O8 idem.
Grandes dep6sitos para enfriar las aguas q
la temperature que se necesite.
POseen estas aguas las siguientes propieda-
des: depurativas, iaxantes, sudorificas, re-
vulsivas, sedantes y tonicas segun la forma
temperature de su uso.
Sorprendentes resultados en- las sigIientes
Intermediates: dyspepsia, gastritis, gastral.
gias, disenteria y estref1imiento pertinaz-
obstrucciones del h1gado, bazo mesente-
rio, intermitentes antiguas que Sc hallen sos-
tenidas por infartos de las mismas yisceras.
d dropesias pasivas cuyas causas sean los
mismOs infartos, Stills constitutional. afec.
clones reumaticas cr6nicas, artritis del mis-
mo caracter, PARALYSIS sin lesion organica del
cerebro, en- las que reconocen pOr causas los
colicos nerviosos y de plomo, ciaticas tu
mores escrofulosos.
AOmlraDlGS reSulLauOS en- Ell V1c1O Vcn6reO,
cerpetioo y iilceras que ambos dan lugar.
Las leucorreas blenorragias siempre sc
mOdifcan ventajosamente.
En- las Intermediates del aparato.genito-
urinario, colicos nefriticos, escasez de La Sc
erection de Ia orina, alteration del liquido
segregado y formacion de arenillas, usadas
as aguas en- bebidas y bahos siempre son
titles,
Empleadas las aguas en- forma de irrigas
cion y toda 81 temperature, alivian aup
curan las neuralgfas, la rigidez contractor
de los miembros.
M6dico-d director, Sr. Dr. d. PEDRO HERMAN.
DEF SANTIAGo.
UsERA q BLAEOH,
hta. rs JUL so. Administrations
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02

Ell que suscribe. duefio de la Agencia
niOrtt0ria I'll Bien Pt1btico, San Jose II, es.
Quina al callejon de Cathedral, deseando co.
Responder q la benevola acogida que Sc le
| ia dispe0sado en- est2 industria, desde ell
aho 1874 que la estableciera, y teniendo en-
consideration ell estado NADIA prospero Dor
que atrav.esa la poblacion ha resuelto IA.
cilitar cuantos los solicitor, sin distinction
de classes, sus TRENES MORTUORIOS v
demas que le es relative, abonando ell cos
to de peones, caJas de enterramiento, luces.
d., quedando yoluntad de los interesados.
siempre que sus facultades Sc 10 permitan' o.
indemnizar ademas la Agencid mortuorid
Ell Ben P,tblic0, San Jose IA, esquina al ca.
llejon de Catedral, con la suma que bien
tengan, cualquiera que ella sea, segun sus
circustancias, para atender los indipensa-
bles gastos de arquller de casa, contribu.
cion, dependencies, alumbrado, limpieza 4.
La Ageucid n,ortl1orid Ell Bien PltbHco S.
Jose IA, esquina al callejon de Catedral.
montada al nivel de las majores de Europa
| y que tendra su complemento dentro de bre.
tempo en- que habra de introducir los CO
CHES FUNEBRES, va en- uso de todas par
tes, ofrece, aderas de sus LUJOSOS TIRE
| MES, para hOnrds Y anirersarios, dh1res
la mejor clase y Sin Rival, una siHa de ma
nos, lujosa elegante, con las condolences
precisas para la traslacion de enfermos con
toda comodida1.
La Agoncl1 nlOTttOTGd III Ble1 PlLbiicO s.
Jose IA, esquina al ca,lejon de Catedal. ofre-
ce sus seryicios en- dicho ramo, 4 PRECIOS
MUY MODERADOS, q los pueblos de la Isla
que la f4vorezcan, previo aviso de una hora
anticipate.
Los que se dignen cont'nuar dispensando
gu protection q la Agencia mortuorta Ell Bien
Palblico, San jose H. esquina al callejon de
Catedral, po1ran, entenderse para todo 10
expresado Y demas que con ella Sc relacio
ne, como agenciar y contratar la celebra-
eion de honras y aniyersarios, impression y
distribution de. esquelas, panteon, parro-
D, Antonio Cordero Fuertes, autorizado
al e'ecto, ell que Sc encontrara en- la misma
| Agencia n,ortuoria Ell Bie1. P,i6lico, San Jo-
sc IA, esquina al cailejon de Catedral, 6 con
| ell que suscribe, bien sea en- su escritorio 81
to en- la misma casa San Jose ID, 6 en- la de
81 habitacion, s. Sebastian 27, altos.
Para mayor inteligencia convencimien-
| to de La certeZa de 10 que queda expresado.
Sc publica una vista al estenso salon que
ocupa la Agencia nl0rtuoria Ell Bien PalblSco,
San Jose, "A, esquina al cellejon de Catedral,
que recibira honrosamente y agradecido.
Fettcad'ao Fuertes h. 19. ].
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02

Queriendo sttsfacer los deseos &c hume
roses Compradores lie billetes, Agentes dc
esta loteria, Ia Administration ha resuelto
adoptar para ell noyenn Soiteo que Sc verif.
cara el dia 2l de Ab,il proxmo vcnidero. v
hasta nueva disposition, IN cambio en- Ia dis
tribucior de los premios segun ell adjunto Pros,
pecto en- 10 cnal Sc vera que hay un aumento
dc 81 prcmios, dos adicionales de $500 han ST.
do agresados los de 500 aumentados de
custro ,lifz los ocho de 4 $40 reempIaza-
dos por diez de q $50, ell premio de O,OO0
ha sido rcbajadoa $SO0o, dando de esta ma
nera una grande ventaia los tenederes de pi-
lletes 10 que espero sera satisfactorio todos
Ofcina de la Loteria de San Thomas. +"
St Thomas, 10. Mario ls80-E DE LEON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
AL PUBLTCO.

Por disposition del Sr. Presidente de Ia ter
cera Comision del Excmo Ayuntamiento, es
invita- los que quieran snbastar ell abasto de
csrnes para ell consume plblco de esta G. Ciudad,
en- los dias 18 %, so 81 del corriente mes,
dentr) de las con1icones acorda las por Ell
Munirlpio, que esian de manifesto en- ell Ne
gocado de mi cargo para que concurran a Ia
Casa Consistorlal a hacer sus proposiciones q
las once de Ia mafana del dia 20 del mismo.
Puerto-Rico Is de NJ ayo de 1880. e OF
cial Secretario Juan Polcer.-V 30 Padilla
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A Quien desee trabaiar

sc avisa, que en- Ia fabrica de f6sfofos Sc da en-
pleo muchachos desde IL Is afioe, d6ciles
tai como de los pueblos de la isla, para dedi.
carlos I'M trabsjo manual muy sencillo bien
reeompensado -Dirigirse la misma fsbrica
en- Oangrejos. b. 8junio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
SE VENDE.

La casa De alto Y bajo nGmero % de la Ca
lie de Ia Luna esquina II de San Justo. El
sito en- que estA edifcala es de los mejores
de esta Ciudad
La construction es s6lida tiene ho~nos con
todo 10 necesarlo para uu gran es ahlecimen.
to de panaderia. Pro luce hoy $lj0 lie a Qui-
ler IN usual pagados por un solo inquilino
Para otros informes Y tratar sobre la COM
pra pueden ocurrir los interesados a los Sres
Latimery O.. M lrna-2. -Pto-Ricc MAYO 10
de 1887. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02

Por ausentarme la Peninsula he confer.
do poder mi hermano D. Manuel N. Rubin.
para que me represente durante mi ausen-
cia.
Puerto-Rico, mayo 20 de 1sso.-FRAro1soo
n. RUBIN. as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
SOClEDAD ANONlMA
DE CREDlTO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.

SStuacjon de Ia cgja en- este dia.
RECURSOS.
Existencia en- efectivo metalico,. 1921, l76. 81
Vaores re cartera, obligacioles,
contornidades Y pagares. $50. 662,S 55
SPONSABILIDADES.
0blig1ci nes la vista
CuentAs corrientes. :. 72. .234 IA
Wales en- circulation. /. :. 63, 800 90
Ter. dividendo Tres
to- ......... 1892
q id i'd. 80. l5ss.50
Ger id. i'd :. :. 1989-43
~ Id, ID. ..... 4225-98 S,a93.95
Cantidad exigbIe por crs
ditos abiertos .. %, 939 SO lg7,3I7-e7
Obhgaciones pla7o,-Imposicio-
mes con inter8s ......... l2O, ,6S3.67
Operaciones efectusdas desde 10 de
enero de 1880
Valores iescon,ados =. 453 223 III
Prestamos fechos . IA, 4,02l.S3
G editos coacedid s. >. s5,T00 ST., ,s44-s9
San Juan. ?. r, IL de M,y yo Re lesO-E
Contador. Rqtael Perez U Garcia ". B
e. Snb-director Pablo Uba. RI
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de vich frescas en- Ell Go tmddt
SEVERE BASTON.
45.-SAN FRANCISCO-45

SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Gira letras en- todas cantidades corts vista
sobr6 los siguientes capitales pueblos de la
Peninsula, islas Baleares y las Canarias.
ALICIA,
Betanzos, Bayona, Oaldas de Reyes, Oamarl
has, Coruha Corcubion, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
20, Lage, Muros, Mondohedo, Noya, Orense
0rtigueirs santa Marta), Padron, Ponteve
dra, Puentedeume, Puenteareas, Rivadeo
Santiago, Tuy, vivero, vigo y villagarcia.
ASTU RIAS,
Aviles, Cangas de 0nis, Oangas de Tineo Gu.
dillero, Oolunga 0astropol, Figueras, Gijon,
Grado, Lastres Llanes, Luarca Oviedo, Pols
de Siero, Pols de Lena, Pola dc Labiana, Pra-
via, RivadeselIa, Salas, Tineo, Tapia, vilIavi
eiosaI6 Indesto
RegtO de La Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Cartagena, Cadiz, Grans
da. Leon. Madrid, Pamplona, Santander, Sar
sebastian, Ssvilla, valladolid, Valencia y Ia
IsLAS BALEAREs,
Ciudadsla de Menorca y Palma de Mallorca
ISI4As CANARIAs,
.ralFa, !Grsn ossssIssl. pla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
Repartidos Ell 300 premios como slgue:
$4,000
EXTRACTo DE LA ORDENANZA

retattva d la Loterio de st. Thomas.
de } l. La administration de Ia Loteria es.
IA suieta a a superintendencia del Co.
Gobierno.
2 "Los premios Sc pagaran en- moneda
corriente, sin descuento, tan pronto
Sc publique la llsta, que sera en- las 4e
horas despues de la jugada. "
B. "El bi,lete premiadc caduca al afio. "
" Z 8. para Ia garantia pronto cumpli
mie1to con los tenedores de billetes Y
el p'b'ico, el npresario depositara en-
la Tesore ia del Gobierno ell importe
de todos los billetos del sorteo antes
del expendio."
Agentes en- Puerto Rico, J. Sala 4 Co.
Mo. 8.