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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
SEi'sd s.EE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

3! regular meeting of the Board Of Alder
mon, hold February 9Eh, 1887, there wero pre-:
sent: Il: Z. bowman, esq.,, President and
NeasEs; Moore, T. U. Smoot, Strauss, Msrbury,
Risheill. j. b. SiGoot and Reid.
The Committee on Public Property rocom-
mended the passage of II resolution 10 lower the
relocto: in The Aldermen chamber, which was
adopted. and the work ordered to be done; also
in favor OF appropriating 500. or go much
thereof as may DO necessary, for repairing the
American Coal Co.'S. wharf, and that the COM
miuee be instructed 10 have the work done at
once which was adopted; also that The bill of
L. Francis for lime furnished the jail be referred
back TO MIR. Francis for correction, which was
adopted.
Tho petition of Barber Hellmuth for reduction
of assessment on two houees on Payne street WAS
referred TO tho Finance Committee
The Committee on Light reported resolu-
ton tn at from and after tho first day of Februs-
~, 1880 no discount will be allowed on any pas
bills unless paid on or beforel!he 10th day Of the
succeeding month in which they mature that is,
in which The state of tho meter is taken. bul
when said bills are paid within said time. then
the discount shall be- rs lollcws viz: On all bills
of and under $lLO 10 per cent and on all bills
ovor SlC0 Is per cent discount, aud that a COPY
of the resolution be printed on the gas bills l,r
the information Of consumers.
A bill OF Smoot i Perry, S2l2 II, Was referred
TO tho Committee OH Claims.
A preamble and resolution appointing com.
mittce OF tw" from esch Bosrd to make suitable
arrangements Tor public meeting for celt brat
ing tho centennial anniversary of the formation
OF Inc mthicipst government OF thi' city, falling
uptH the in Il hArcn, pro Slmo, anil mat w.
4. Iarno, esq, % invited to address said meat.
inG' WIS auopleu, anu Messrs: hihheili ana
Strauss appoIntod on tho part OF Tins Board.
RESOLUTION IN regard 10 cleaning the streets,
talies anu s''eys ny contract was referred 10 tho
Committee on Streotr.
M
Inc poiLlon OF =. HHEry ana othHrs Tor gas
.aal ~ snu crr. .S y, uhi"n anu irincess Bus
"ss rel ,;IiS se Inc Committee on hlknt.
petition OF INC American Union Iclearaph
20. ior PERMISSION 10 erect tHleGtaph me WAS
icc ; ll"l.l t1G ooHnioh Councl' ma tueir
aCtio!i conc'ifien ~ WILD inc auai.ion OF inc lo
loving fm !ndmenL; PROVIDED, that the said
q. american nhion ieitgfaph 20. IN accepting
Inc pfNileGa granted Them hV Inc City Council
agree 10 accept ana conform 10 ali laws now IN
lefce rolatlngt TO telegraph companies and ape.
c!al privileges Eraiilsi to olaer telegraph COM
pahies, or That msy 10 hrreattor passed. BY tho
City Counci!.'
IN sct 10 amona nm acI approved January IA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
Horrible Tragedy.

NLw York, Feb. 25.-An Omaha, Mob.
special says: A horrible tragedy tcclrrcd five
miles South of Nebraska City this afternoon.
40 insane son Of a. DoDaluo. ono of tho old
eat and wealthiest fruit growers and farmers of
Otoo county, prtcurcd pistol and shot horse.
Ills father attempted TO seiz, him and capture
the pistol. when the boy drew o knife and
stabbed him four lines, klio9 him instantly.
lie then attempted To kill his mother ard
brother, bu! tho latter feod him to tho ground
with club ard the mother fed to tho house,
Tho maniac pursued her, bsttoling 10 doors
md windows With cub. but being prevented
from entering by tho brother, returned to the
stable where he stabbed another horse and Two
dols. a company Of alarmed neehbors tried to
capture the maniac who sought rolngo 10 a
neIehbtr,rg corn fold and kept Thorn at bay for
several hours, standing kafe in hand. This
morning he was captured and lodged in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
Ekenrnpy g. 90.

NhW YORK. Feb. GA San francisco spoc.
isl to the Herald states that at tho Sand Lots
meeting on Sunday woman named Anna r.
Smith advocated tho hanging on lamp. posts of
half dozen or more of the cigar manufacturers
and carney took up collection from his *.
cited audience 10 erect permanent gallows on
tho Sand Lets No trouble is apprehended,
however, by tho authorities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

We have inadvertently omitted to notice the
Improved appearance of the fredericksburg
Star in its new and handsome drosp, sr indics-
ton ofthe deserved favor which it monts az the
hands of Lhe nublic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

A cyclone and tidal wave at tho Fiji Islands
have c!uscd serious loss of life and devastation
Of property. A Queensland lchooDer was Oh.
liged to baton her matches, and of $50 natives
Oh board SO died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

The temperature, tho appearance Of tho
sky aid Of The atmosphere, the direction tt the
winds. tho htlrDgs in tho market, the nightly
or9aklns Of the ircg', aud tho morning songs Of
tho early birds, all Indicate the speedy approach
Of snrInr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

Ad9lcos have been received at tho Lberian
consulate at London Of the annexation by L;be.
ra' on mutual and peaceful terms, of an i'm
pcrtant country adjoining the interior frontier
Medina. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

Marriage licenses were issued in Washir ION
yesterday 10 j. h. w. Coxson and Emma G.
Fndor, both of Prince Georges county, Md;
John Johnston. of Montgomery county, Md,
and Salie Smith, Of Washington; VIM N. Bag
lay. Of Washington, and q. i. Suite, OF King
George county, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

NOTlCE.-Section II, chapter ", of thu
~ Corporation laws, hus boon ro. on acted anil
amended, ss follows, ARK. Ill interested will
please take notice that tho law will bo riSidiy
enforced:
Section II. Any companioa or individuals wiz.
may make use OF any street, highway, or side
walk IN tho city Of Alexandria, for tho purpose
OF laying down therein, or removing tho main
pipes or branches connected Herewith used Iur
the Transmission and distribution of gas ami
water. shall cause the openings thus made in the
street, highway, or sidewalk to be filed up.
rsmmed and properly paved within 4S houra
after the work has been commenced; provided
however, that should said compaplea or intr-
Viduals be prevented from completing the ain7n-
said work in the aforesaid tme, by Tho occur
renee OF rain, they shall be allowed n hours for
The purpose alter the rain shall hsvo ceascd
And duo notice shall be given 10 the SuperG.
tendent OF Police, in writing. who ahs!l mako
record OF il in book he shall keep for that pur-
pose, OF the Intention Of any company or ludi
vtdusl to open said street, highway, or sdOWak
for the purposes hereinbefore named.
Any person violating the provisions Of this
seclion shall forfeit and pay gum not less than
i've dollars nor more thar. ten dollars, to ba col.
lected according TO law.
GEO. w. CLIFFORD.
feb2o-oo3if Superintendent of Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
TO CITY TAX YKRS.
COLLECTORS Office. Room


loyal street wing Market Building
Those who are still in arrears for taxes arc
hereby respectfully notified that in 8 few day
they will again be called upon for a settlement
OF tho bills remaining in our hands. We hopo
they may all be prepared to pay without further
delay, as otherwise we will be compelled to on
force the collections, however unpleasant aurh
duty may be.
JNO. 4. HILL Col. n. Dist.
fob l7-lm =. K. FIELD. Col. \. Dist
7 OST LAND WARRANT-Tako nolica:
~ The undersigned. owner or Military Bounty
Land Warrant No. G57GO for one hundred and
sixty acre' Of land, which was Issued by the
Honorable the Commissioner of Pensions, to mo
under the act of February 1uh, A. d.. ls47. Ior
my eorvices in the war bsLween United States
and Mexico. is lost or destroyed al Occogusn.
Virginia, and will apply TO tho Commissions:
OF Pensions for a Reissue Of tho said warrsn. -
me. lteblS-wGWl AMOS L. FISHER
EOR RENT-A comfortable TWO STORY
Il FRAME DWELLING, containing seven
rooms. No. ii north Washington street; supplied
with wafer and gas. Apply to
JAS. Ii. DKVAUGtN,
1eol6eo.6t l3J King 'reet
NJ Any AND HOMlNY BEANS AND b.
~ n. PkAS for sale by
janis j. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

Tho Russians are building more forti6oltioEs
on the German frontier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. H"by. u. -
The number of cattle offered WAS 30; :.G%n at
which cold at prices ranging from 3 to 5ie. ;Ml
sheep and lambs wore ollered; all of which scIA
at prices ranging from tt tC6ic. ID Cows nni
calves solyl nj prices ranging fro m Si2j 10 SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

The market to-day was active and prices wor'
firm. Flour is stoady Mt quotstions. The It
ceipts OF Whest Arc light md bout 100 bU'N-
oils wore onorol and soi to. Jay st Is Tor Fu!t&
and $50 and 1h' for Lancaster. Eu! little Cora
id coming in. and prices srs firm, with smsi
sales Of yellow at On and Of white at s.. No
Rye or Oats reported. Butter is scavca aGA
wanted. Eggs ara lower. Tho domsn'! !'r
Seeds is good, with sales at revised qiotslirna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. FEBRUARY: =,
Sun risaa... 80 Sun s0ts........... ~
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, to + A Rooi.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. BY F A Reed.
Schr leila n Port, Rappahannock river for
oysters, by mastnr.
Schr Thos Jefferson. lower Potomac for OF.
tiers. by master.
Sloop May. lower Potomac, for oysters, ty
master.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr Shining Light, from Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

En DOZkN FRESH EGGS for sale hv
w fob. II j, O. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Echr'y,
'riCos to-day ranged rs follows:

Tho Cattle market WAS very poorly supple
this week, but few good ones being Offered, AMI
sellers asking more to5 them than buyers wer'
willing TO pay. Veal Calves in fair d"msud.
with few offering. Sheep and Lsiuhs dull All
high. Hogs in fair supply and good dn,aauA
Cows and Calves dull except for worry good "ncs,
Market tenerAlly slow"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

NEW YORK. Feb 25.--Stocks irr0gnar Mon,
ay 6s6. Flour dull. Wheat dull and lower.
Corn dull and easlor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25

BALTIMORE. Fob. 25 Virginia SKIES oil 80
do DEF u s; do consolidated 52i; do III SORTS
-; p. d. coup II; now l040s 800; Va 10 II,
coup sol bid today. Cotton dull middiug
ia Flour strong and fairly active; Howard ::
and Western 4 I6.i5 25; do Extra 6 5oa$G -,
do Family G0AS7 IS; City Mills Super 4 Iht
IS 25; do Extra 00aSG 81; do Family jo-
81 26; do Rio brands 25a$7 81; Pstspsc) Fam.
lily So. Wheat-Souihern, firm and "a shade
better; Western dull and lower; Southern rcd
l4bal5l; do amber l52al51; No Maryland a.,
MOI Western winter red spot and Fshy li-i
Mar and April l49slial May l4S4sl4ss Corn
Southern higher; Western duh and lower,
Southern white G2aG2l; do yellow 53aG0 W"st
ern mixed spot aud Fob 81 Mar 65A5! Arni
t31s53a; May 63ts55a steamer 664. Oats steady, ,
Southern d7adS; Western white 1Gad7; do mixes
46a46i Penna 47a43. Rye quiet At 9laH5. Hay
steady prime to choice rrnns and Msrylsni /.
s$lS. Coffee firm ut 1ialt3. Sugar lower; n
soft ct. WhlskeY steady and quiet ut luini II.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Stocks irrognlar Mon.
ay 6s6. Flour dull Wheat dull and lower
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10
Boletin MercantiI.

Como sebe ID, Dazs sali6 de Tacn,
con nda division Al encuentro de lol
Ichi'anos u regrss6 4 initad de cami
luo, frustrando con asta lncali6cable CON
ducta un plan de bAtalla
Dsza est& bien castRado. Su ai6r'
otto Is NIGGA obediensia poy cobar6e
Asi 10 consigna el acta
El contra -almirante Montero, POI
disposition del nuevo gobierno de Bo-
via, SO encuentra interinamente al man.
do de ese ej6rcito:
La question Luxor ha terminate
satisfactoriamente, eytando al Peru
complicaciones CON la Alemania.- De.
clarado aqnel buque buena prssa POI
los tribunales del PERT y acatado O.
fallo por el gabinete de Berlin, 81 go.
bierno peruano, por un scto de genero-
sida1, devuelve la nave { la companfs
Kosmos. Con este paso corresponds
mos tambien las simpatlas que POI
nues ira causa ha manifastado siempre
10 numerosa y acaudalada colonia ale.
mana, residente en- Lima.
Una division chilena de cerca de mi
hombres ocupo Moquegua el dia 2
reembarcandose tres dias despues a.
tener noticia de que tropas peruanas
80 ponian en- marcha sobre esa ciudad
Los prisioneros peruanos del Hudsca,
y Pilcomayo llegaron al Callao canjea'
dos con los chilenos que, & Ia fecha, de-
ben eacontrarse va en- Valparaiso.
Sagun telegrama de Pisco, cinco bu
qnes chilenos han pasado aver frente I
las islas de Chincha con rumbo al nor
te. Hasta hoy no han aparecido en- Q
Oaiiao, Cnancay NJ Haanbn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

Irresponliente IL 5 del ACTUAL. Un,
lreciente r8volucion ACADIA de verter SAN
lgre llenando de p6nico & ID nacion do
micana qus, exscta copia de Il ~snayol
Iparte do las rep6blicas hispano-ameri.
canas, pArece cOndenada eterna desc
lacion desde que On aus torreones j
fuertes no ondea Ia bandera de 50 anti
qua mstr6poli. Empero, IL revolution ha
sufrido complete fracaso, un general ha
pagado con 81 vida--amen de otros se-
diciosos mas - ell haberse lanzadc al
campo & favor de Baes' y Gonzalez, !
Luperon, por medic de la revolucion
tambien elevado, como casi todos los
gobernantes de Santo Domingo, conti-
nna gozando de las delicias del poder
y dictando sus leyes la nacion domi-
nicana, sin cuidarse tai vez de su inevi-
table caida, que tarde 6 temprano ha
de venir segun Ia costumbre esta,
blccida va como ley en- Santo Domingo
y cumpliendose como no puede menos
de cumpirse, la antigua sentencia de
qu,en hterro mata d hierro muere.
He aquf, pues, una correspondence
que trae ell mencionado peri6dico, la
cual enterara a los lectores de todo 10
ocurrido en- la vecina nacion dominica.
ma recientemente
Santo Domingo, febrero de 1880.
Por fin descargo su rayo electrico la
tempestad. Ell general Antonio Casti-
llo SO lanz6 4 la revolucion eE nomhre
de Gonzalez Baez 4 fin do encontrar
eco en- ambos partilos Sc puso en
juego la comsdia pero dor5 pocas ho-
ras el drama.
HI % ,rnnnnn;S AToniai y el al
salia ei general Antonio Castillo 4 apo
derarsa de Bani como JEFF. superior del
movimiento. Llego Bsni ell % 4 las
81 de la malana y empen6 ell combate ;
cinco minntos despues era muerto en- ell
campo ell general Castillo, beri los al
gunos de sns satellites y profagos. E.
mismo % SO reuni6 el syuntamiento de
Manie!, protestaron contra ell atentado
de rsbsldia hecho contr. ell gobierno,
despronunciaron L.. po5lacion Y dieron
parte al gobernador de Azua, quien in
mediat ,mente despacho una fuerza al
mando del general J Sc Munoz apo
var aquel municipio que tan dlguamen-
te Sc ha portaao.
Llegaron los derrotados de Bani cre-
yendo encontrar en el pueblo sus
amigos, y cogieron cuatro de estos pri.
sioneros que fueron fusilados el 26 en-
la tarde en- la misma localidad.
Ha quedado, pues, terminada Ia cons
piracion y todo esta en- perfecta tran
quilidad.
Aqui hay como 16 en- la carcel que
estan sometidos al Tribunal sufriran
la psna de gu condena.
Todo esta tranquilo." ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

mzs, 10 Is Mega oue hays coznen1ndo
con las prestaciones Ii recomp01ioicn
de dicho canine, nos impide inses-
tar dieho escrito, que debiera haber
|sido enviado & El Heraldo j nc q DO
|LETM.
Obras de auerrero. -For 81 1ltimo
correo ha recibido Ii librerfa Dc Con
zalez J Oompaiia nuevos sjemplares d
los agotados Cucstos de salon, de Teodo-
70 Guerrero, y dc los celebrates hbros
Las UaUes y Edbulas en- occion, del mis-
mo autor. TambieD en- Ii administrar
cion del BoLETIN Sc han recibido mas
eiemplares de la cuarta edicion del h
mosO Pleito del motrim0ai0, entire Cue
rrero y Sep1lveda J los primeros poetas
de Espana.
Ocurrencias. En- Ia tarde del Yi6rnes
fueron detenidos 8 indivfduos, el skbsdo
6 y ell domingo IA por diversos moti-
vos.
Las Hijas de Eva. Ell domingo sali6
& luz ell primer n1mero de este intere-
sante semanario que sus directories, Ii
terario y artfstico, Don Fernando dc
Ormaechea y D. Fermin Toledo, consa-
gran al bello sexo como "a indica Sd
oportuno titulo. Redactada esta ame-
ma revista con soltura y elegancia y
acompanando cada n1mero ma compo-
sicion musical esmeradamente litogra-
fada, ademas de los correctos titles
escritos que contiene en- sus p6ginas,
ereemos que ha de llegar & ser, si no 10
es va, necesaria 10 mismo en- el necessai-
re de la elegante DANA que On 81 costn-
rero de la laboriosa hija del trabaio,
Por 10 tanto, recomendamosla efcaz4
mente al p1blico y canjearemos gusto-
sos nuestro periodico con la nueva revis-
ia dc literature, artes modas titulada
Las Hyas de Eva, deseandole felicida-
des sin cuento.
Ilustracion Gallega y Asturiana.--
A los senores que nos plden ell n1mero
dltimo del ano que hace POGO termin6,
debemos decirles que Sc ha pedido y que
en- breve 10 tendran en- su poder. Ten
gan, pues, nm POGO lie paciencia, que
mas esperaron los judios la venida del
MesIas.
A ESQ no Sc contesta.-Con esta cele-
bre frase de Topete respondemos nos
otros al vecino. Cuando ell colega spren-
da respetar q sus adversarios = pedan-
tee menos, continuaremos discutiendo
con 81.
Santoral. Microbes 10. -S. Melton
y los 40 santos martires Lama nueua d
las y % m. de la 70. en- Piscis).
.Jueves lis. Eulogio, pbro. mr.,
y Sta. Aurea, virg.
Vlernes 12.-S. Lsandro, arg. de Se-
villa, s. s aIomon J 8. r R5dri-go, mrs.
Espectacu'os. junction de abono
para el jueves IL del corriente Is pre-
ciosa comedia
! viva La LIBERTADi
La ingeniosa pieza en- acto titulada
Ia HUJER DE ULLSES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

He aqui en- que terminus tan levan.
tados Sc ocupa nuestro apreciable cole
ga Ell Heraldo Espaa>l de Cabo- Rojo de
Ia suscripcion para la viuda 8 hijos de
Freyre:
"Nuestro digno companero D. Jose
Perez Morris, ese q quien han dado en-
lamar enemigo de los hyos del pals, acaba
de iniciar una suscripcion para la senors
d. Teresa de la Sierra, viuda del ilustra'
do periodista liberal, D. Jose Ramon
Freyre, "a. g. p. d., director que fue de-
peri6dico La Razon.
Rasgos tan filantropicos como el pre-.
sente honran en- alto grsdo quien los
variGna.
Amigos de Ia desgraciada senora d.
Freyre, y deseando por nuestra partt
contribuir & obra tan meritoria, envia
remos al Sr. Morris nuestro obolo y ro
gsmos los Cabo-rojenos, cuya flan
tropia es demasiada conocida, contribu
yam a tan caritativa obra."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10
Gaceta de hoy.

Circular del Ministerio de la Guerra
disponiendo que los jsfes, oficiales 8 in
dividuos de tropa que viajen aislada-
mente por las lineas ferreas, no opon-
gan dificultad alguna en- exhibir los
billetes de pasaje al series reclamados
Dor los revisores.
-yacante la notaria de Slgua Ia
Grande, Cuba, y declarada on provi-
sion de turno de concurso entire los no
tarias de la Peninsula, Baleares, Cana.
rios, Cuba y Puerto Rico, SO Anuncia
para que los solicitantes presenter sus
documentos al decano del colegio nota.
rial en- el t6rmino de 30 dias contados
desde el del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

papa Leon XIII contin1a trabajando 81
proveoho do Ii Iglesia cat6lica.
Aparte DO las negociaciones con 81
gobiarno Alsman, con los de Suiza !
Russia. ha dado instrucciones, 81 episco-
pado ingl6s indicando las Iltimas con.
cssiones one pneden hacerse los ii.
tualistas para su admission Cd Ia Iglesia
cat6lica. Las negociaciones 90 hallan
muy avanzadas: 81 Papa ha mandado
que 80 faciliten todos los medios pru-
dentes de aveniencia.
En- las naciones dc Europa no men
cionadas en- esta carta, no ha habido
acontecimiento poIiticos de gran inter6s.
J. Ct. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

Querlen 10 tisfacer los deseos de nume-
roses Compradores de bilietes, Agentes de
eata lotera, Ia Administration ha resuelto
adoptar para ell noveno Sorteo que Sc verif-
cara ell dia Il de Abril proximo venidero, '
hasta nueva disposition, un Gamble en- la dia-
tribucion de los premos segun ell adunto Pros
pecto en- 10 cual Sc vera que hay un aunento
de "a premios, dos adicionales de $205 han 81
cuatro da = los ocho de $40 reemplaza-
dos por dez de $50, ell premlo de $40, 1000
ha ado rebajado $4,000, dando de estA ma
nera una grande yentaIa los tenederes de oi-
iletes 10 que espero sera satisfac.orio todos.
O6cina de la " Loteria de San Thomas,
st. Thomas, TO- Mario 1880. e. DE LEON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10
-Anuncio-

Ell que suseribe pone en- conocimieLto de s1s
amigos del pdblico on general que he abier-
to un establecimento de Oomercio en- proyi-
stones, en- este Pueblo, Gale Nueva, casa do
Don Feliciano Pares.
Igualmente hace saber que ha conferido -
poder general Don Rosendo Guna, para que
le repsesente en- todos sus negocios
Manati II de Mario de 1880. Antonio
Puente. I--1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-10

Nos escriben de San German la 81
guiente carta que insertamos con tante
mayor gusto cuanto que Sc refiere
nuestra ilustrada colaboradora D. An
gelina Martinez:
GEL domingo 20 del pssado Sc pusc
eu escena en- nuestro teatro, por a'gunos
atcionados de Cabo-rojo, dirigidos poi
el entsndido actor Sr. Gutierrez, ell dra.
ma "Magdalens," debido a la pluma de
Ia inspirada poetisa Sra. Dona Angel
ma Martinez de Ia Fuente.
No entraremos hacer un examer
critico del citado drama, pues no hs-
llandose impreso no hemos podido es
tudiarlo detenidamente, nj tampoco nos
ocuparemos de los detales de su re.
presentation. que on 50 coniunto salts
fizo; nos limitsmos a consignar la agra.
dable sorpresa que nos proporciono
pues nos era desconocido y quizas ma.
die esperaba encontrar en- 81 tantas be-
llezas qua admirar Su brillante versi.
ficacion, sus levantados pensamientos y
su bien sostenida trama, lie hacen digno
de fgurar entire las obras de merito
conquistando su autora uu elevadC
puesto en- la rep1blica de las ietras.
Ell p1blico de San German, que nc
tenia noticias de tan excelente produc.
cion, supo apreciarla en- 10 que valia,
hacienda conocer 81 entusiasmo con nu-
merosos y nutridos .plausos, y una par.
te de aquel, deseosa de demostrar q ls
Sra. Martinez que aqui Sc saben pre-
miar estimular los esfuerzos del genio
la acompano ella y 3 los senores af
cionados, con una banda de m1sica
hasta ell "Circulo de Recreo" donde Sc
les obsequio con una cena y un refrescc
improvisados en- aquel momento.
En- ell corto pero delicioso ratio cue sc
pas6 q su lado, supo esa senora captar.
Sc Las simpatias de todos con sus afa.
bles msneras y su modesto caracter
simpatias que le demostro la reunion
entera y que fueron refejadas en- los
b-indis que pronunciaron ell Sr. Rami
rez y ell Sr. Pagan.
La Sra. Martinez deja entire nosotros
grato recuerdo, y oiala que ell feliz 6xitc
que ha obtenido le sirva de estimuc
para continuar la marcha que ha EN-
prendido y en- la que, a no dudarlo, To-
grara coronarse lie laureles.