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CONaUNaCADD.
81. RedActor del BAETlN.
InuuilIo n0giembre l8 de 1890.

Luqnillo n0giembre l9 de 1890.
Muy sefior MO: he de mer Ger de- v 50
sirya ms rtar en- su aprecja5le peri6 lic0 es-
tas NAL trazadas lineas. por 10 que 10 quedarA
reconocido 81 at s. 5 Q. B. 3. NJ
MARCElINO MUsoz Cos
Algunos ociosos da este pueblo, upidos Ia l
vez aigun transeuute h2'al que no agra1e-
ce la hospitalidad, Sc han permetido escribir
en- verso Ia cr6liea de las ilestas reales en- es-
te pueblo, ell a que Sc critica no 4ber cOnru-
rriCo hi fama toda5 las fu1cones dramati
cas- que di6 en esta lol ali1ad "a Compaiifs lie
Don Eugenio Asst j, sin duda porque solo asis-
times una no quismos reCibr las u
netss que para oil efecto repattia domiclc
Don Carlos ROla, y EN- les que Ia vez Sc cen
sura tambien que mi sonora ballara con una
persona decente, annque anciaDa, Ia primera
contradanZa escrito que a la verdad no Sc 10
deba hacer case Y one y0 por mi parte des.
precio.
Los que tai cf6nica cscribieron no son iieles
narradCres pres Sc dejaron en- q tintero otros
chistes ben auciQs que ocurrierOn al final, que
les toca & ellps mny diTectam ante, pues han
cargado C IN la peor parte del drama asi es
ell mundo nos ccupam0s de la puerta del We
cino no vemos la alcoba de nuestra casa que
no esta limpia oil mentor de la cr6nica puede
descifrar ell enigma.
Oreo que mi sefiora es digna de aIternar en-
cuaIquier sociedad mi pobre fsmjlia no tlene
maEcha, mis- hjos viven or mi case, sin que
| parie tes nj extra1os teDgan quo dares el
| pan; el que VIVIAN recogidos trabajando con
| los pocos recurs0s que tuerza de economics
| he adquirido, no me deshonra, antes hien me
enaltece estoy seguro de one los que los yer
sos lean ftiera d. esta localidad formaran de
mi distinta opinion de la que quleren darme
otros que necesitan estor mas limpos pcra
criticar personas que viven del producto de
su trabajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-24

ADMINISTRATORS CENTRAL
DE
Contribuciones y Rentas de Puerto Rico

Ec L. de Diciembre pr6ximo debe
empezar 4 funcionar la Administr acion
d. Rentas y Aduana recientemeute
creada por el Gobierno de S. NJ. en- Ia
Isle de Vieques, por cuyo motive, y te-
niendo en- cuenta que las ,nercadorlas
que en- la citada fecha Sc encuentren en-
los almaceneI de aquella Isla no han
psgado derecho algdna do Aduana no
pueden, por tanto. introducirse de ca
botale en- Puerto-Rico, resnlta evidente
la necesidad de diferenciarias de las que
en- 10 sucesivo SO importer.
Fundado en- estas razones, O. limo Sr.
Iutendepte general de Hacienda, de
conformidad con 10 propuesto por esta
Administration Central, Sc ha servido
resolver :
L. Que por los fancionarios nombra-
dos al efacto SO forme relscion de las
cantidades gus de cada merce deria
existen en- los almacenes da la Isla de
Vieoues en- L. de Diciembre proxi
mo;
g. Que la Aduana desde que empie-
CO q funcionar lleve una cuenta corrien-
te q cada importador, consignando on
ella, con la debida claridad separa-
cion de nercancias, todo 10 que intro
duzca y exporte; debiendo terpsinar
estas cnentas cuando SO agoten las ac-
tuales existencias en- cada almaceD, ia
cilitando de este modo ell despacho er
la Administrator y evitando, por con-
sigaiente, demoras y reriuicios al CO.
mercio y la renta.
Lo a. Sc publica or la Gaceta d.
esta Is.a para general conocimi ento.
Puerto Rico, 40 dc N,vie Y,bre dt
1857. d, Marimdiano P1ver,
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nino, y segundo porqus ell cochecito nc
conviene su dosarrollo.
Un m6aico se opone porque las sacu,
didas qne producs la trepidscion ase
gnra que pueaen afectar Ia masa oe
rebral de In criatura.
Una madrs coatests que los hrazos
de una madra son siempre bastants fuer.
tss para soportar Ell peso de un b 10; el
calor m msterna', mis- dulce qne ningun
otro calor; Y qua cuan3o ell niin mani
fiesta sus primeras a|egrfas, tiens nece
siiad lie verse animado por las oaricias
ae la quo dulcemente le haze sa'tar en-
sus brazos.
Los meiicos go oponen en- general
al uso del cochecito.
Un soliAdo opina, sin embargo, de
diferente molo.
Juan Sebastian Bach improvisaba
una fuga como cualquier organista
podia imrrovisar un praludio Era bon
dado.o, 10 gustos sencllos, am ante de
la nat lraleza aficionaio excursiones
campe tres 81 car 70 &c los pAjal ns le
regociiaba no le impe ia dursnte su
paso pensar en- sus ins. :, racion>s, que
escrihis su rsgreso.
Un dia que era domingo lego 4 un
pueblo de Alemar "a en- OCCASION an que
las campanas tocaban misa M ,yor, y
penetr6 en Ia iglesia Subio al coro, en-
tab)o conversation con ell organista, ell
cual conoci6 en seguida que hablaba con
uno que Saba mas que el. El organis-
IA 10 iavto a tocar el organo, V Bach
ace oto TOGO ii Kyries y el Gloria con
gran sorpresa 3e todos, que exclamaban :
Il Qaien o. Ell org4nista qua soca
hoy? Ell de todos los dias no puede
ser, 8 ha hecho graudes progr sos,
Nadie saba contestar a este por fin
ell pdrroco, q lien habia s)rprendido
aquaIla aovod,.d, envi6 al coro IN mo-
naguillo C orden de- prtgnntar Il nom
bre del de 3conocido que tucaba tan ad-
rlirablemente el orgauo. Ell NOR .gail'o
eumpli6 la 6r''en, q Ia cual respondio
ell gran Grtists:
Ollie al scnor parrcco que 10 dire
en- las primeras lotas Iel Oter0rto mi
nombre.
L!ega1o el momento, Bach empezo
a tocar IN motive COZ las siguieutes
notas benao', Ia, 1o 81 natural.
El parroco, que estaba con gran aten-
cion t. mbi n era musico, desc;fr6 en-
seguida el enigma musical, como 10 COM
preudera ell le'tor teniendo en cuents
que en- Alemania Sc conserva todAvia la
demo o,ainac cion de las notas musicales
por las letras gregorianas, y, por o tan
to, ell 81 temol SO expr9sa CON una B Ia
con una A dc, con una G, y 81 natural
con una II.
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ALMANAQUES
PARA Ell
ano de 1881.

En- esta imprenta Sc han recibido ALMA
NAQUE5 ESF0LIAD0RES de todas classes,
tamafios precios.
En- LIBRITO q reales:
ALMASAQUE DE Los MAKID0s, p0r L FloreH
tinO
ALMANAQUE DEL ITO CARCOMA, por
Pedro Escamilla.
ALMANAQUE DE LA ALGERIA, por yarios
jovenes de buen humor
ALMAdAQUE DE LOS CHISTES por
Eduardo de Luston6
ALMANAQUE SPAN0-AMERIOANO,
por los principdles escritores de Espafia-
ALMANAQUE og PUERTO RICO en- pile
go real uno & un peso docena.
ALMANAQUE esfoliador pero eneuaderna-
do elegantemente a la holandesa, con ell mapa
de Eapaha, efemsrides, cuentos curiosf-imos
datos etc. etc. Sistena americana. Precio
80 centavos.
Y por 1ltimo, ell gran ALMANAQUE
LITERARIO del BoLETIN, con las o5ser-
vscoDes ASTRONOMERS por e Observatorio de
San Fernando, con orto ocaso de sol y luna,
asi como ell de pared, esta en- prensa, en-
breve Sc pondra la venta p6blica
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| DICHOSAl

Brilla en- tn tFente, espeld1dO
Del Ge1io altivo el mortal fulgor,
Y es tn gAntil garga' "A
PiectrO de etelnas nUtas que levanta
A los cielos su arrullC seductor.
Tu voz - celeste cantico -
Hace 4 un tempo reir.... y hace llorar
Ora es eco de amor y du'ce calma,
.Ora es ay! de dolor que leg al lma...
Dichosos los que asi saben cantar !!
VartoS ddeHrnti.
Asamblea. .--Desde ell % EN- piezan 'os
eiarcIcios 6 asam0leas de Voluntarios,
Y todos los domingcs continuardu has
ia nueva 6rden. To1os los v6nes no
fostivos hebra academia para los of
calas partir del %; Ia d. las cl4s aa
empieza eI "a y seguil6 todos los m6r,
coles.
Carta politica.-El del cor iente
escribi6 an cabaIiero de Carlos IL de
BiyalnOn cierto notario ex-con serva-
3or dc Jlana-Diaz, invitapdole q que
organize ALI el partido autonomista, V
participandole con mucha algeria su
cruci6xiol.
Musica. i I'm Ia brecha! ! En- Ia bre-
cha AL yer tartos brios creorl cual-
quiera que Ell Ia bracha estis despues
de descomuual hazana de gIorioso
dsslst
Inocente 81 en- la brecna estas :.
es pOrque to dejan mas claro: ror
cristiana misericordia De modo que
para hacer 10 que estls hacienda t1, no
precisa en- msnera alguna ser un B4-
yardo 10 hace cualquiera, chico.
Adoramus te. ola santidad de-
nuestre conciencia. "..
Esta visto que 81 dejan hablar al mo,
20 sus anchas, hay que canonizarlo
inmediatamente. 7 sera cosa De vel
tan eatupendo prodigio.
Menea Ia p6hola y la sin hueso como
te plazca. Eaes turco -. y no te creo
hijo de mi alma.
Homicide. En- la noche del Is de
actual, dice La Abeja de Humacao, fut
asesinado en- uno de los barrios de esta
| Jurisdiction el individuo Isidro Felicia.
no, vecino de Juncos, que SO encontra.
ba hacia algur tempo ocupado on los
trabajos de una de las haciendas de es
to distrito.
El que Sc supone autor del orfmen
segun hemos sido informados, so en-
cuentra va preso, y ell Juzgado trabajs
con toda actividad en- la averiguacior
de los hechos.
4
Hurto. De la b6veda de San Cristo-
bal han desaparecido varias cruces de
m.litar retirado don Cipriano Fernan
dez, IN reloj de plata con leontina y dol
camisas. El que haya encontrado ESQ.
efectos pnede entregarlos on casa d,
don Venancio Luiia.
/ Nombramiento. -segun vimos en- Ii
penIltima qaceta, ha sido nombrad,
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DON 4 URELIANO MEDINA.
Juez de Ia jnstmcia del disrtto de
Cathedral de est0 ciudu1

Por el presente SO convoca los que tuvie-
sen derecho para openers, a la aprobacion
de- c)nv9oo colebrado on junta 9 neral de
ac~ee torres en la qniehra de los senoras Scar-
do Com2ani. en- ounce del corrente m ), q
que 10 deduzcsn ante ell Juzgad0 dentro Ga los
ocho dias sign'entes Ia celebration de aquel,
con aper ibi niento dc que transcurridos estos
sin op0sicion, Sc aprobar4 81 aei procedese Dc
derecho
Lo que sc haze nOtorio para conocimiento
general Puerto Rico, diez ses de noviem-
bre de mil o thocientos ochenta -AURELIA
NO MEDlNA-E escribano, MANUEL J CAL
DERoN p
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Tar eta s.

En- la mprenta del BoIETIN Sc hacen sarle-
tas de todas classes estos m6dicos precios.
LitograhadaE letra inglesa, cartulina snpe.
or. $3.50 ell ciento
Idem aut6grafas de letra monumental q.
AL t6rculo $3.50.
Impresas en- cartulina superior go centavon
e riento
Iden on cartulina regular 40 cts llem.
Ltogradadas para baulismoA se
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ikBEsI0S DITRRSQs.

perfumar ell pahuelo, 10 mismo que para ell
5ocador de las damas de buen gusto como para
ell Daflo por las personals apreciadoras de 10
bueno Sc Ie consdera como ell perfume Sd
rival e" todo ell orbe Sirve ademas como in
humoro en- las habltlc' mes l.e los enfermos Y
saroporciona gran alivio Ell ell langor, fataen-
ptracion nerviosa verlIqos, &c &C,
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LLEGADAs. SALIDAB.
----|lN------ -
POtR10s Dn H'In 0In. H'f,i

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por sale de San Thomas ell dia las de
la noche.
SEGUNDO VTAJE MENSUAL,
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Fin la O. . camara Sc paga sl5 parties en-
la 3, g una 4, . arte dc los precios de l. 9
Los pasa;eros de g.. clase han de llevar
conslgo los enseres de CANA las provisio
nes necesarias. Ell vapor suministra ALI
mentos Il los pasajeros de g. " razon de 50
centavos diarios.
Tomando pasaje de ida y vuelta Sc hara
una rebaja del rs p,3
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la agencia
hasta una hora antes de la salida del vapor
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
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TARIFA DE PASAJES EN- /. { CLASE.
RUTA "A.
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Llegada salida del vapor para PuertoI
Plata, Habana Mejico. llega San Juan
ell dia II d las de la mafiana. Safe de San
Juan ell dia II las 8 de la maflana.
Para mas informes dirgirse los congig-
natarios Feddersen Wilirk conapdflia, San
Juan Puerto Rico. q. 26
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E Figaro de Paris, buscsndo siem-
pre- ell medic do entretener q sus lecto-
res, ha empezado 4 proponer cuestiones
que estos mismos SO encargan de re-
solver.
Hace pocos dias preguntaba
"s Cual es la opinion de Lac madres y
de los medicos, bajo Ell punto de vista
de la hygiene, sobre 81 uso de los co.
checitos' para pasear los ninos !"
Entire las contestaciones 6gura la del
professor b., que prohibe 81 uso dc estos
cochecitos, primero por permitir 4 la
ninerA 81 ocuparae de otss cosa que del
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X U II A B A..

LLEdADAs, SALIDAs.
l------v-----~-1i-
POERI0S. 0tN' Huns ,DH Hstn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
Music.

The pleasure received from the performance
of the Beethoven Club on Tuesday evening,
cannot fail to remind us that we need more of
such music here, both for our enjoyment and
improvement We have good piano playing
always at hand; but the difference between a
composition performed on the instruments for
which it was written, and the same thing ar
ranged for piano-forte, is somewhat like that
between painting and an engraving Of it.
The one gives US the subject, form, light and
shade, but the varied character of the different
instruments gives the coloring-saows us what
was in the authors mind. We need more of
this to educate the musical taste in our city.
I feel as if we were much indebted to Mr..
Stockbrdge for having procured us SO fine
concert, at his own pecuniary risk, and per-
haps loss and we should be glad to have the
privilege afforded of hearing similar one, by
this club, which is good enough--or some
other association of the kind-changins the
plan so far as to have the songs accompanied
by the quartette instead of the piano.
l would suggest that Mr.. Stcckbridge afford
US an opportunity to subscribe for such con-
cert, placing the tickets at such price as will
pay him something for his pains if Rossini
Hall is filed. With the remembrance of
Tuesday evening fresh in mind methinks our
people would be glad of the opportunity.
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porations "or their walters" to seek sympathy
through the Boston and Portland papers for
the oppression of this mighty and dangerous
combination of a few small business men of
Portland: We want Portland treated as
through freight and passenger station, and not
way station. We do not want the transpor-
tation lines to do our business any less than
they can afford to. We do not want those
most miscellaneous of all thing free passes"
We do not ask for anything unjust. We ask
only what they themselves acknowledge just.
Let us see first whether we can meet on just
business ground, before we call each other very
bad names in public print.
CAUTIoNARY SIGNAL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
STATE NEWS.
PENoBSCOT COUNTY

PENoBsCOT COUNTY.
Considerable merriment was created at the
court room at Bangor, the other day, BY a re-
mark of Mr.. Rawsnn, who was addressing the
Jury. He said: ''There is no doubt that ex-
ctement will take rum out of man quicker
than settler. and some of you gentlemen know
this to be fact
WALDO COUNTY.
j. W. Ere 1erick & Co.. commission mer-
chants in Belfast say that there is greater de-
nand for vessels at this time than there has
been at any time in the past four years. Hard
ly mail arrives without half dozen letters
asking for vessels. Freights have gone up.
Belfast vessel has chartered to carry stone
Sl.1O was the best that was offered last year
Lumber freghts are So and loaded on board,
from Portland TO New York, against LIS last
ear. and the vessel paid for loading. YES
sci owners anticipate good seasons work
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
Cumberland District LodaeIoe n

Cumberland District Lodge, I. OG. T,
The annual meeting of Cumberland District
Lodge was held at Gray Corner Wednesday.
There was an attendance of about two hundred
embracing delegates from most of the subor-
dinate lodges in the district.
District Templar D. P. b. Pride presided.
assisted by Grand Worthy Chief Templar
Chase and Grand Worthy Councillor Starbird.
Reports from lodges indicate that the order
in the county is in a very fourishing condi-
ton.
The principal officers for the ensuing year
are as follows:
Past District Templar--D. P. Pride, Wind
ham.
District Template. L. Parker, Portland.
District Councillor-Geo. Moron, Deering.
District Chaplain-Rev. Mr.. berry, Deerin Q.
Dictrict Secretary-D. r. Dresser, Deerin ..
District Assistant Secretary-Mrs. Norto n,
Deering.
District Treasurer-H. P. White, Portlan d
The following were elected Representative IS
to the Grand Lodge: H. W. Spring, Rev. w.
r. Berry and E. Fl. Starbird.
The committee on resolutions offered a series
OF resolves, which were adopted unanimouslv
The officers were installed by G. w. TIC.
Chase assisted by l.. B. Dow and II. r. Mil.
lett.
The District Templar appointed the stand :
ing committee and appointed offices as follows:
+. e. Clark, D. NJ; George Davis, D. D. NJ;
Miss Hancock, l. g.; l.. B. SIN tn, Senti nel:
Mrs. J. A. Norton, Assistant Secretary, which
were installed by G. W. CT.
Remarks were made by Fl. A. Shorey, L. M
Webb, A. j. Cnase, G. l.. Parker, e. Fl.
Starbird and others for the good of the order.
The following resolutions were adopted:
sResotued, That we heartily approve and
adopt the resolutions passed at the State
temperance convention held at Augusta, on the
18th and 18th inst.
having true and faithful temperance men
| to make and execute the laws we pledge our
selves not to support any candidate for office
| VINO IS not In active sympathy with the
temperance cause and firm believer in pro.
| hibition.
Resolved, That we feel it to he the duty of
| every true man and woman to identify them
| selves with the temperance cause, to the end
that the liquor traffic in this State NAV be at
once and etfectually suppressed.
Res0LUed. That we extend to the Reform
| Clubs and all other temperance oryanizations
| cordial greeting and most cordially apuroy q
every effort to reform the inebriate and DR. o.
tect the young against the evils which iueyi t.
aoly result from the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
including wine and cider as "a beverage.
Rasolced, That we extend to the member
OF Pride Lodge, No 49, l. o. G. T., for the
very kind and hosptahle treatment we havf
received at their hands in providing transpor
tation from the railroad and refreshments Il
the members and delegates of this Dlstric
Lodge our most hearty thanks.
In the evening very large meeting was
held in the Town Hall and addresses wer,
made by large number of speakers. C. l.
Parker presided over the meeting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
A Good Direction.

The following is the address of letter to
Governor Davis, received at the State House
the other day:
Hullo! Uncle Sam with your coach and nag,
Pray give me a lift in your leathern bag;
I'm bound for Augusta, State of Maine,
That city Of note the home of Jim Blaine;
I'm going out there an OLD friend to greet.
Whom they call "Little Cop'rap'-he can't be beat
But titles will rise in the line of promotion.
And his name has got tangled with these, I've a
notion:
There's Hon., then Gov, and don't mind the rest
For "Honest Frank Davis sounds highest and BEST
jog along-he's the man I'm going to see
Gov Daniel F. Davis-Honest Frank will know me.
Augusta, Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
Miss Bakers Lecture.

At Congress Square church last night the
audience who braved the unpleasant weather
was thoroughly and decidedly rewarded by
one of the finest lectures of the season. Es-
sentialy an historical subject was treated in a
most scholarly manner and made intensely in
teresting by her fund of humor, delicately in
terspersed. Miss Baker has fine round voice,
clear enunciation, and to our mind is one of
the best lady lecturers we have had the pleas
ure to hear on the platform.
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Mercury 800 at sunrise, $50 at noon, 900 al
sunset yesterday. Wind high west, north
west.
The total capacity of the two elevators, men.
toned in the article on the Grand Trunk in
yesterdays PRESS, should be 10000 bushels,
not 10000, as enormously printed.
All wishing to join the excursion to Lewis
ton under the auspices of Thompson g. Lalime
OF the skating rink, will please leave their
names at their Office not later than Saturday
night.
Mr. Sawyer found carload of cattle in
deplorable plight in the Eastern railroad yard
Wednesday. Some of the beasts were down
and trampled by the others. The man in
charge was insulting, but Mr.. Eaton, the
agent of the road, very polite and courteous,
and had the cattle attended to.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20.
THE PRESS

, May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n. G
res 'enden, Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews, Arm
str 'iig Cox, Wentworth Hodsdon. Hayden, W. P
M iris, corner Exchange and Fore ST.; Welander
d son d Maine Depot, and Chisholm Bros, on al
tr .iiis that run out of the city.
Saco, of Z. Hodsdon and II. B. Kendrick.
Bath. of j. o. shaw.
Lewiston and Auburn of Richard Foss.
Biddeford, +. NJ Durham.
- Jellerson's Bookstore.
Brunswick, b. G. Dennison and w. III. Marrett
Richmond. G. A. Beale.
Wooifords Corner, II. Moody.
Cumv rland Mills, A. W. G. Cloadman,
Gorbam, j. Irish.
Saccarappa, at the Post Office.
RockIand, o. G. Andrews and +. r. Spear
Damarscoiia, f.. W. Dunbar
Freeport, " j. Parker.
ThOmaston, s. Delano.
Vhalhaven, B. Lane.
Waldoboro G. Bliss.
Wiscasset Gibbs Rundle'
Yarmouth. G. Z. Coombs
Auburn. V. X. Foss
Lisbon, c. 4. Judkns.
Hallowell, H. H. Allan.
Augusta, +. Pierce.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
A Ships Refrigerator.

Judge Tiffany of Chicago, assisted by Mr..
Starbuck, engineer, is putting large refriger-
ator into the steamer Brooklyn Of the Do
minion Line. The refrigerator will be 55x40
feet in size, with an engine room of II feet in
size in the rear, and the pipes will be i'm
bedded in the ice, while fresh currents of air
will pass over the meats. The room is per-
fectly air-tight. Six of the steamers are to be
fitted with these refrigerators.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
Accidents.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Starbird of Falmouth
attempted to cross Tukey's bridge, on his way
to the city with load of loose hay. The
load was on wheels drawn by horse. Just
beyond the draw a heavy gust of wind upset
the load, throwing Mr.. Starbird, who was on
it heavily to the planking of the bridge, and
breaking one of his legs.
Wednesday evening an old gentleman named
MCGOWAN was coming down Congress street.
When near the corner of Smith street he slip.
ped on the icy sidewalk and fell heavily,
striking on the back of his head. He Law sense
less for short time, until some gentleman
who saw the accident assisted him to his feet
Fortunately no bones were broken
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
A BANKRUPT Law.

large lumbsr of leading New York mer-
chants have forwarded to Washington a me.
mortal in favor of new National Bankrupt
Law, a copy Of which has been sent to the
Portland Board, and will be discussed with
other similar actions from various parts of the
country in favor of an equitable insolvcnt law,
at the meeting next Monday morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-20
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were re-
corded in this county yesterday:
Portland-S. L. Carleton to Margaret E.
Riggs, lot of land.
Falmouth-James L. West to Edward Mer-
rill, land and buildings
Cumberand-Henry Pennelr to Royal L.
Abbott % acres OF land.
Windham-Mark Jordan to Chas. Jones, %
acres of land.g
D. P. B. Pride to Edmund B. Pride, lot of