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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-17
GENERAL NEWS.
THE. KNIGHTS TEmPLAR.
Triennial Conclave ut Chlcaxo-An limo.
ing and Brilliant Afi,sir.


Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE great day o1
triennial conclaYe of Knights Templal
opened cloudy. Early in the morning 4
smart rain fell and laid the dust nicely
The sun then appeared, and at the hour
advertised for starting everything was
favorable for the procession. The differ.
ent communicates were, however, tardy
in getting at the appointed place, and il
was nearly IL o'clock before the different
columns moved. By that time the day
had become clouded and drops of rain fell
having no effect, however, on the crowd,
who thr0nged the streets and OCCUPIED
every available place on the sidewalks,
The windows were filled shortly aftel
8 o'clock and many people occupied
positions on the cross arms Of the tele.
graph poles. The committee had made
the line of maroh extend over nearly
eight miles, giving fine opportunity fol
all to see it. Along Wabash avenue
thousands of temporary seats had been
erected and were readily rented at good
prices.
Nearly every house displayed banners
and masonic devices, while evergreen
wreaths and richly contrasting colort
relieved the more ssombre hues of the
buildings and the quantity Of black,re
quircd to appropriately represent histor.
icMl objects connected with the display
Of the conclave. The newspaper Offices
were beautifully decorated, especially in
the direct line of march. The wholesale
houses and more important, re.
tail buildings were crowned with ban.
ners, flowers and festooned notices
Along State street the stores
several thousand dollars having
been expended on some single buildings.
Sixteen arches on Wabash avenue be-
tween Van Buren, and 22nd street were
completed during the night, and elected
the greatest admiration for their unique
design and diverse figures.
The line of march was kept clear
by q strong. guard of police
who fianked the streets, and were
assisted by continuous lines of
vehicles which were ranged on their
side of the street and occupied by thous-
ands OF spectators. The street cars i'm
ported apparently the largest crowds in
to streets and incoming trains continued
to bring from the outside towns and
cities multitudes Of visitors. The
knights gathered on four streets
facing the east, and the procession on
the one farthest north moved first toward
Wabash avenue, and upon reaching that
thoroughfare turned south and Continued
the march to 25th street. As the last OF
this vast assembly reached Washington
street the column was at that street and
followed to 21st. The same was done
with columns on Monroe and Jackson
streets.
THE balance Of the report was not
received in time for this issue.1
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-17

London, Aug. 17.-Emigration returns
from Liverpool for July show an increase
of 5000 compared with July, 1879. Thir-
teen Thousand emigrants went to Amer
ica. All the cabins of steamers now leav-
ing Liverpool for New York and for some
weeks to come are fully engaged. Addi-
tional steamships are to be run to accom-
mOdate returning tourists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-17

Paris. Aug. 16.-America's objections
to the Panama canal have been waived
and the naturalization of the canal under
the guardianship of the United States.
DeLesseps wishes to issue 6OO,O00,OOO
francs in shares here and in London,
New York and Frankfort. II
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Steamers in Collision.

Liverpool, Aug. 16.-A collision occur.
red in the Mersey; to-day between the
Dublin steamer Lanford and the steam.
er Baltic from New York and the Lam
ford sank. The passengers and crew
were saved. The Baltic put back and
went to dock for repairs.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Drowned Hi,nself.

Philadelphia, Aug. l7.-John Buchan-
m, dean of the eclectic medical college,
under heavy bail to answer charges Of
fraudulently issuing medical diplomas,
drowned himself at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. He jumped from ferry boat be-
tween this city and Camden. His body
has no been recovered.
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FOREIGN.
International Seed Market.
Ocox,l Travel.

Vienna, Aug. 1.-THE international
corn and seed market has been opened.
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THE balance Of the report was not
received in time for this issue.1


Washington,Aug. 1.-THE weather in
dications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Rising ba
rometer, west winds, stationary or lowe,
temperature, weather partly cloudy, with
occasional rains in the former district.
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WANTED.

AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT, reliable man,
n in this and other localities, TO handle Re,
Gently patented article that sells readily to
travellers, merchants, dentists, BARRIERS and
families. The right party with small capital
can SECURE valuable agency Torth SO to Us a
THE TAYLOR HEAD REST CO..
lulsd6vlm 1se Lake st.. Chicago lila.
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Wager for Starving Match.
London, Aug. IGN. & w. Collinson
will stake 1000 pounds, against q, similar
sum that Dir. Tanner will not fast forty
days and forty nights, the brother Collin
sons to watch him,
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Probate Notice

Probate Notice
ton, Territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of Anne L..
Ackerman, deceased.
Notice of application for letters of admins
tration.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Swan
J! son has filed with the Judge of
this this Court; petition. PRAYING. for letters of
man, deceased and that Tuesday the oath day of
August, 1880, at o'clock,p. m. Of said day being
day of the regular term of this court, to-wit:
room in the city and county of Yankton.
has been set, for hearing said petit
tion when and where any person interested
tion should not be granted.
Dated Yankton, D. T., August 18th, 1880
l.. CONGLETON,
d-10d Probate Judge.
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Seizure of Arms.

Cork, Aug. 16,-A case shipped from
Milford for Cork and seized by the police
contained one rifle and eight revolvers.
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MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee,

WiIWHukce, NuIuBt II.
WnEAT-Declined ,s@lic. No. and August
671fQDS7kc; October s7a.
CORN-NO. 2 81.
OArs-No. 2, 2!I, I28 553l
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Toronto, Aug. 16.-There was fros
last night in the low lands in variou.
parts OF the province. sit@
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York, August II.
WHEAT-Fair, demands y to " lower. No. l
white September $1.O7s@$l.O7h; Oct. sl.O71i
No. 2, red August $l07I@lSl.os; September
$l.6@$l l0et October $1.Os&s sdbS1.0sal.
I CoRN-Fairly active, shade easier. Mixed
western spot 4SD4aa Do, future, +9ai @52c.
OATs-Quiet, steady, western s7@+7c.
PoRK-Firm, $l5.5N.
LARD-Stendy, S7,47ia.
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OLYxrIA.-Mrs r 4 White ~.s ap.

OLYNPIA--Mis r 4 White wAs ap.
pointed by the board of directors of
the city of Portland to Gil the position
made vacant by sickness of one OF the
tescl.rrs,of the Harrison street tublic
schsol, She left On Saturday last and
cot efed upon her duties the fnIluviua
Monday. MIR. White is a graduste Of
East Lynn Semiaayy, Masa.. and has
taught in the public schools of this
TERRITORY, for five years. and Away.
given perfect satisfaction !. james P
Ferry bss been appointed librarian in
place of " w Newlin. rssigued. :.
Geo Brown. con If Mr. VIM Brown. r..
tanned home this week. after q four
years cruise in the u. y man-of- var
Lsrkswana. The Seatco coal miues
are said to be shut down IN account If
Ore damp. and drift is being made to
the matt tunnel to stop it. when cnal
will ngsin be taken out. :. r. g Stusrt,
Esq. receiver OF the land office, has
b~en quite i'll for the last six weeks, and
Il how only able to get about the house
ON crutches. Mr. K N Ouimetts and
wife leave in few days. for short
visit to San Francisco. Mr. A Lit
tlejohn has contracted with the Tum.
water road district to build anew that
portion of the lower Tumwater bridge
from the draw to the bank. and is now
getting his pile-driver in readiness to
begin the work.. The friends of w w
Newlin gave him send of at the Carl.
ton House on Thursday evening. the
OCCASION being his departure to Van
couver. to take the position Of Register
OF the Land Office.
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AN IMPoRrANT Casa DECIDED. In
the suis brought BIZ Nrs Phelps against

AN IMPoRrAnr CAss DECIDED. In
the suit brought By Ars Phelps against
the Pacific Mail Conpany's steamer
City Of Panama. for damages for .
serious injury received BY falling
through the l.Htchwsy Of that steamer.
appesl-d from the Supreme Court Of
Washington Territory. Justice Clifford,
10 The United States Supreme Court.
hes affirmed the prior decree for plain.
tiff. with costs and interest there
on until paid. This Gaze 10 no
doubt remen barred BY . number Of
our. Citizens. On the 18th Of jan
cary. 1879. Mrs Phelps. being on
board the steamer City Of Panama,
while lying &C Seattle, 40 . passenger
on her way to San Franciso, foil
thr.agh - haiehwsy into the lower
hold OF the steawer, ard sustained
very serious injuries. A suit was
brought before Judge Lswia in the
Third District Court for damages
agsinst the Company, and the sum OF
5000 was awarded 81 Mrs Phelps.
Against this dscisiou both pArtiss up :
teeled 70 the Hnprens Court Of the
'rssritssy- The libelsnts clsiming Chat
the damages were too small. and the
respondents On questions of Law. The
case came up before that tEibusal in
July. 1871. aud Judge Gseese delivered
the optnioa 1T the Court. awarding
damages Of SIS 900 This decision. -
wiN Ia notieed shove. has been sss :
ktnea fbI - court Of last rssoet.-
Steilacoom Express
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Steamer Josephine did not get of
yesterday. az vas previously ANNOUNCED
she veuld. but will .saye tod-y,. at.
o'clpck 49, So E&ASFs
Fer atrip or two the Aida and North
Pacific. have again changed DAYS: tie
Aida going back to Tacoma last night
and the North Pacific To Port Townsend
this morning as - 80 20 s.
The steamship Idaho will take
freight and passengsrsf from the Sound
this trip. Che ~sllsiesyes Ssattie On er
return to. San. FRANCISCO on or about
the 2Sth inst. ssssss zssss sar .sst -
During the ! ast eight DAYS not FAR
from four hundred people have gene
out Of Ssatl 81 Ito the gold, zines. to
Victorh and Use where. EfApd yet our
streeta are crowded and busy. aud the
stranger would not suppose any unusual
exodus had occurred.
Il j. aid that . man from Seattle
took $500 over to Victoria, the other
day. for the purpose of betti q against
the ssoyyofs Bis own town. IfSthis -
true, al we have 10 ssy is that be Is
nov poorer man thai he was then, aud
We afs not sorry for it, assi,sisas
About seventy We passengers went
on the ] b LIBBY u, Post Blakeiy last
Saturday evening. aud returned Or the
cam steamer. about q o'clock in the
night. They had an excsllent time
while awsy. Thu minstrel performance
was generously attended. sDd' the sn..
pouecensDt MAS made that the troupe
contempjate ttAotbes enterts ino eht in
Seattle The Libby il good boat I, r
excursions Of this character. ~
lThA tide OF Yesterday forenoon Ma.
lower. we are told by one who claims
t0lhnOw. than Il. hes i,een. for years.
The copper Of the bark Windward.- A.
she lies in the mud of Columbia street,
was stripped from the deserted hulk
TOM yrew fgg ssT lpvNas tbey lowest
tides wUuld then pernit. Yesterday q
strip two feet lower could have been
taksn cGse Tbs imwesse esssst Of. So,
atflSs hu0 Hee <ere psfis plsfnly
visible by this extremely low tide.
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A CHxArLY.susrAIHED Town -Stsil-
accom- Is . city. II incorporation alone Y
NECESSARY 70 m4ks one. and haa IL
Co.nmon Council. CLERK. Treasures. DO.
Tee city i sna very seosomi.liy; and
Win { view to building up fund fer
sons purross mot yss divulssd. Oar,
iue the pest year its revenues anousssd
q eQ06 IS aud its expsnses 10 ee6 y.
On ths oh of April. 1879. according 70
Trrssufer Piocus. the city vas pc
,ssssed Of cab to the amount Of $3.50.
vhich amcuat wss increased hy she
1otn az Nay. 1851. 70 95e1 -. A
thsir lisAs rats Of susicipsl taxsfaos
-. rsvsuuss Of century IN etsilseso.
.vonld amoapt 70 no more than : aneia
1870 tsxssioa in Seattle. whils sere.
hundred years there would b. sesoirsd
% spend what % hers = : easy 100
81 Do ysar. HAPPY, tsx-fFss seela'
oeeenl
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TnT Exounssds - On Aturday pso.
pls, bsgaa to gather, IN here from fac,
and from pear faf ths purpose a gsing
on the excursihD to Victssis. They came
from north. east, south und west, sad
they came in particularly strong mum.
bsrs from Newcastle and Olympia. On
thifasy followins quite ssin N her cams
from Port Blakely and the country.
sad by Sunday evening upwards Of
iifty from onaside pieces were awaiting
the coming 81. the excursion boat At
3 O'Clock that. evening she came into
the dock from Tacoma, having on board
upwards of,s hundred excurkionists.
principally FROM Portland. The little
plank was put out. over which no one
was allowed taapass who was not pos
sesssd Of ticket. This made getting
on board TO the two hundred and more
here awaiting = very slow proceeding,
requiring Considerably more than an
hour of time to accomplish. Ths mum.
Der included tie band and b.se ball
playsrs. and one. hundred, and sixty
o{hets. About halfpsst 8 all were q,
oo4tqs we OeuQ pyayed compile OF ARP.
the whistle was blown. lines cast Oh.
and the North Pacific awning out from
the wharf with the biggest lot Of PEG.
pie ever on board that s6ne boat, The
number was estimated at fully three
hundred. As she headed out cheers
xsfefgayetI On hfatd And q shore. blue
lights we're burned, and every body
sesmed happy. The boat proceeded on
to Porta Madison; Gamble. Lndlow and
Townsend. picking up passengers at
each place, and transferring the whole
~ toRhs Geo = starr - Port IOWA
seud. which continued the trip on to
victoris. Ne accidents occurred (,
Is The wssstef w.s Que. 4 thoronshly
good time WAS had by all. That this
Yves higstsned by tbsg outcops Of the
base hall game ~ do not doubt. An
INTELLIGENoER representative went
With the party. aud biz account Of the
excursion. game asd zothcr events we
will have Ia due time. ss8tas a
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ANnOUNCRuKNr.

To arrive in . few days. xr. Jaa p.
Hixson. representing the we'll known
Merchant TsiloriDg House Of Schafer
& Co. San Rrsneisco. Nr. Hixson il
the only seisntife practical cutter who
hss taken two Diplomas add four 6rst
prizes In the principal cities Of the
East. for frst-class outing. Who makes
regular visits 20 our town 70 take
measures aud orders. He has with
bin complete line Of samples Of good.
for the present and coming seasons.
Ihose wishing drst-class clothipg -
order will do well to give him call.
Reference measures taken without
charge and placed on record in the
House. az F2ss@ sss AF
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THE CANE woS. "A special ta,e-

THE CANE WoH.-A special tele-
gram from Victoris to the iNrrLLrsrs-
GER infosms that the base ball game at
that place. yesterday ended in 4 victory
far the boy. from ss.t,le. Tss score
stood IL in their favor ~ IL for the
Veterans. At one time the latter
we're ahead. but - the game went en-
t"ey fell behind. Our reporter there
gives especial praise to Fsirbairn. the
l..tcher Of the Seattle nine, who did his
whole duty. and without whom the
game would have been Que of doubt at
lest. THIS game WAS the fifth of the
'srries played between tho clubs of Sc
attic and Victoria. and the third in
which our boys have proven themselves
TOO mach for their Competitors. The
hrst sas played on tue Oath of Nav
1871, and the second on the race track
ne.r Seattle ON the 4th of July, the
came year. l" both of these Rames
our boys were victorious. and it WA in
these games that Curry Chsss aud Jack
wilson d'stinguish-d themselves ia 90
crefitsbie Q manner as catcher and
pitcher. respectively. In 1878 two
more games were played. one in Vic.
t"ris on the Gath Of May and tbs other
IN Olympia on the 4th OF July. Our
D. ighbors across the water beat the
home club on both occasions. end for a
bong time the boys here felt their loss
OF prestige to be sort OF disgrace.
This they have nov wiped ont in the
rohler gane. and they c.n very veil
at I'D to give the wislders of the bat
on The other side another chance here
onshe canning 4sh Of July. For this,
n" doubt. they will arrsnge before
leaving the town These contests have
ben very interesting to the people of
bmh pisces. o. has been evident in
many ways. aud we doubt not cur cit,-
zsps viii do the proper thing toward
assisting the home club in their ar,
rapg6snen.s for smother game.
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Charles e. Piimpton ran the survey
ia, front Of the II. e. Church on Mou-
day which showed that ct tAst point
the street was three (3) fest lower than
the city gisde, and on the opposite side
the street was ssvso ID feet lever than
the city grade. J. r. d.
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MEETING % CoMurrrxR.

OFFrCE or CHAlhNAN
REP Ter. CRnT1AL CohNEIrRB, a.
OLExrTA Nay Z. 1850.
The members Of the R-publican Ter.
ritorisl Central Committee are request.
ed to meet 1t New Tacoma on Wsdnss.
day, the sth day Of June next ct seven
O'Clock Pm. for the ,r.nssction Of such
business ~ msy be brought before the
Committee.
The attention of the memhsrs Of the
Comnitsss Il particularly called to the
following resolution. passed at its last
meeting. Feb. 4. 1889:
Provided. That. when . member Of
this Committee il unable to attend .
meeting thereof. be may send . repre-
sentative: but such representative must
be resident Of the same Council Dis
trict a. the member whom be repre-
ssnts.
FaANcIs TARBHL1.
Chairman Ter. Cen Committee.
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!: - : Cox7zixo. Honr.-Aftsr several gears
abssnosr ~ Berkeley. IN California. Mr.
George b Vhisxorth will return 20
hsns and friends 10 Seattle IN the
course II six weeks Of two months. he
Esss %, E 81 rE san 81 esis:a:i d;
!. Geergs's health - NOT strong, and %
.s.nAys os~enno6l3ed 20. xsainQnise ma
spufsults ~ eolisgjass e6uossisu. HE
= psSSf llfsIs ~ 50 * been epe q
ssmneA honsr Co hin, j - aeso. thoen ~
= 1iSTt0gi5sts. J5A6z6ud Harry 7 ~ mem
he6we hinl.e es
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Niehels's inSAllihss Injection.
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manentiy every case of Gouorrhea.
elect And Whites no matter of how
lsnR sodiag. ii dHectiops sre followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed O. money
refunded. For sale by n. I. Cody &
Co. wholesale and retail druggists. Sc.
attle. W.T..
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OLp Juax WAHfzD.-Ws oil here:
efter nay sash Tor al old rags. junk,
"a isue. eeppsr, breaa led. sse.s
d.l;vero1 10 q = ~ uhosf.5 Hoee -
: chance Tor the b~ys - msks 800
moosy. Cows : W'Isos.
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Losr.-A fold pin. With thrss pssrls
set in i:s fscs. wss lost Yesterday. The
finder will plsees leave Il atsshis ONCE.
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70 whom II MAY CONCERN.

THRnRDY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS
! eoecsrned that. By mutual convent. from and
sseer this dsis shall have nothing 20 do With the
esann9 up Of the estate Of 4. W. halson de-
esensd. hsfs ~ lssvnR tbe whole matter 20 IA q
- eoseefnsd. 70 ths msLaesmsnt Of Mn, MAJ.
- = ezseusFsx. 80 vtthoSsvipG % executor.
sssss's. Y ?. ApriI %. isss. ni.din
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

i ing between Charley Cousigu and Rphrai,n
Chempaux. In the Cord Wood business for the
past two years. has been dissolved By mutual con.
sent. 4r. Consign n authorized 70 collect all
bills. md viii pay all indebtedness Of the late
nrm. CHARLEY CONSIGN,
EPHRAIM CHAMPAUX
M Consign will continue the Cord Wood bust.
neAs and bespaak for him the courtssies and
psttopase bestowed On she arm. FEE =
m21nw &c s EPHRAIX CHAMPAIGN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

El que suscribe. dueflo de la Agenciq
mOrtu0ria Et Bien PtIbiicO, San Jose ii, e.
quina al callejOn de Catedrdl, deseando CO.
Responder Ia benevOla acogida que Sc le
ha dispensadO en- esta industria, desde ell
a1o 1874 que la estableciera, Y teniendO en-
consideration ell estado NADIA pr6spero por
Que atrav esa la pOblaciOn f; ha resueltO IA
cilitar d cuantos los solicitor, sin distinction
de clases, sus TRENES MORTUORIOS y
demas que le es relative, abonandO ell cos
to de peones, cajas de enterramientO, luces,
g., quedAndo voluntad de los interesadOs,
siempre lue sus facultades Sc 10 permitan
indemnAtr atemaS la AgenciG mOrtuOriG
FL Bien Pllblic0, San Jose IA, esquina al ca
lIejon d. Catedral, con la suma que bien
tengan, cualquiera que ella sea, segun sus
circusta cias, para arender q los indipensa-
bles ga5tOs de arquller de casa, contrbu-
ciOn, de pendient S, alumbrado, limpieza g.
La Agencid nlOrttOrjd EI Bte1l PltbhcO, S.
Jose IA, esquina al callejon de Cathedral
montada al niyel de las majores de Europa
Y que tendra su cOmplement0 dentrO de bre-
tempo en- que habra de introducir los CO
CHES FUNEBRES, va en- uso de todas par
MES, para h0nrGS y a1tiUersdri0S, altdreS
para Vtatic0s, fdroles de WGno d., todo de
la mejor clase y Sin Rival, una Sild de ma
nos, lujosa elegante, con las condolences
precisas para la traslacion de enfermos con
tOda comOdldad.
..
Jose IA, esquina al callejon de Catedal, ofre-
ce sus seryleios en- dicho ramo, q PRECIOS
MUY MODERADOS, q los pueblos de la Isla
que la fav0rezcan, preyio aviso de una hora
anticipada.
Los que Sc dignen continuar dispensando
gu protection la Ageacia mortuor'id Ell Bien
Patblico, San Jose a. esquina al callejon de
Cathedral, podran. entenderse para todo 10
expresado Y demas que con ella Sc relacio
ne, como agenciar v contratar la celebra-
cion de honras aniversarios, impression y
quia, orquesta u organo, voces, g., g., con
D, Antonio Cordero lei y Faertes. aqtorlzado
Agencia ntOrtuOrtG El Bien P,lbIico, San Jo-
se IA, esquina al callejon de Catedral, 6 con
ell que suscribe, bien sea en- gu escritorio 81
to en- la misma casa, San jose IA, 8 en- la de
gu habitacion, s. Sebastian ~, altos.
Para mayor inteligencia y convencimien-
to de la certeza de 10 que queda expresado
Sc publica una vista al estenso salon que
ocupa la Age1acia naortuorja Ei Bien Paibltco
San jose, IA, esquina al cellejon de Cathedral
que recibira honrosamente y agradecido
Fciiciano Fuertcs. h.19. ].