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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05
Legislative Items.

The last day for the presentation of new business to the legislature will be Friday of this week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

A Lewiston (N. Y.) man has built his house about an immense elm tree.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

The ladies who some time since were unable to get out, having taken LYDIA E. PlNKHAMs VEGETABLE COMPOUND, are quite recovered, and have gone on their way rejoicing.
 CHILDREN like Pitchers Castoria because it is sweet Mothers, because it makes the child playful and well, and Physicians because it contains no morphine or mineral. Wind- Collie, Sour-Curd. Rash. Fevershness and worms soon disappear when Castoria is used.
 WHAT IT WILL Do.-The ingredients of Dr. D. kennedy's latest discovery in medicine-a .preparation named the. Favorite Remedy" and sold at one dollar bottle, are so skill fully combined that the full alternative effect of each is assured; and while it is so mild as to be harmless, even to the youngest child. yet 1t is so effective as to purge out from the system those impurities of the blood which are otherwise sure to develop, into loathsome diseases, such as Scrofula and kindred com plaints. s.-.s -. -.-s
 This medicine is for sale by all druggists. Don't forget the name and price; Dr. David Kenney's 'Favorite Remedy"
 The success of the Read Carpet Co.'S Car pets IS something wonderful, commencing a few years ago making not more than five or six thousand yards per month they have in- creased to an enormous production which is all mediately taken up by such leading houses as A. T. Stewart & Co.,, S W. & s. Sloane, N. Y. They are not only the handsomest designs, many of them rivalling the best Body Brus- sels but they are superior in quality to any Carpet made, and are sold at prices lower than the same grade of any other make. David M Read, of Bridgeport, is the sole agent for the United States, he supplies all other merchants with them and cuts them up to his Retail custimers at wholesale prices
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

Dr. Ezra P. Bennett of Danbury, has been nominated by the republican members of the general assembly from Fairfield county, to be trustee of the Connecticut hospital for the insane at Middletown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

The State Prison Commission on convict labor report in favor of continuation of the contract system, and find no abuse in the pres ent management in that regard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

The plan of employing pages at salaries of $10O each in place of the Senate and House messengers seems an economical proposition but it reduces the spells of political victory!
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

Chamberlain, the hero Gf there has been hero) of the Maine insurrection against fraud uleut government, is adistinctively antl-Blaine person. a5t. .. :.
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F.or. Sale.

"A Small farm situated two mies east of the village xA of Litchheld. Said fRm cousists Of about 30 acres of land suitably divided into meadow posture 7end woodland; dwelling house and barns thereon. Al abundant supply of young fruit trees Cultivated psckoerraes. raspberries, And etrawberries. good opportunity for any one wishng to engage in the cu
 vaton of fruit of all kinds. For further particulars
 S2-h Mas. GEO. P. PICKETT.
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FOR SALE! !!

n NEVILLE has for sale thoroughbred and grade 0s Ayrshires, COWS, heifers. and B. and H. calves
 Address, .r...', JNO A. HARD @44wS 'rs.- Bantam.
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Bismarck's protective duties are very protec- tive The tobacco impost is trebled; wheat pays 12 cts per hundred; flour, twice that.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

It appears from the report of the Joint Stock Law Commission that only about third of the corporations organized in the state are now doing business. They also submit cer tain reforms such as their investigation has shown to be necessary
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

Miss Norma Conner, the organist of the Van Vert (O.) Methodist church, was publicly reprimanded in church Sunday by Rev. J. R. Henderson, the pastor, for attending dances, and when she met Henderson in her father. s store day or two later, sEe gave him thorough orse-whipping. .-Es.
 No doubt the parson entertained the audience in the meantime with the operatic selection "Hear me, Norma !"
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

Ladies' and children's boots and shoes can not run ever if Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners are used. sbi1 Q s@1c+ +aa2 4514W
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

Mir. Bayard made speech on his famous resolution, in the Senate, last week, holding firmly to his hard money views. There was qnte running fire of attack on him from in- fiation Senators, in reply, showing that the Democratic party, as represented in Congress, is very far from sympathizing with the Dela- ware Senator
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

England is having it's business "boom,' par ticularlv in iron.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05
Farm fol Sale.
Farm for Sale.
Wanted.

A few girls to work for the A. oAKv1LLE PIN CO.,, oakville, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

MT Butler retires from the editorshp of the New Haven Palladium, position he has held for dozen or more years He is able but sour; likes Ben Butler in his own right, and hates Joe Hawley as duty to his employers; j; IS something of bull in the crockery shop of Connecticut politics; is English by birth and education. and has thorough English contempt for everything American, which he is not always careful to conceal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

With the retirement of the Fusion legisla- ture as collective body, and the return of most of the Fusion Senators to the regular body, the farce of counted in" legislature seems to be over in Maine. That it could ever have occurred shows how. thoroughly our politics is pervaded with the spirit ot unfair ness
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

The Rev. Ebenezer P. Clifford of Walling- ford. eked out his salary, last year, by selling the skins of forty eight muskrats and twelve skunks which he killed. l. aa...,....,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

All readers of Blackstone will remember that, by the common law. lawyers could col feet no fees of their clients. It seems that, in. New Jersey decision of their highest court has gone back to the old rule and declared that lawyers cannot recover for their services except in case of special contract Last week bill came up in the House of Representa- tives at Trenton providing that lawyers might recover fees even in cases where no special contract had been made. The Tribune pub fishes the following report of the discussion i:
 The legal members of the House were very much tn earnest and very foolishy began an argument on the meSits of the profession. Then they caught it from every man in the House who had ever had lawyers bill. Very amusing were some of the experiences narrated, but the lawyers got irritated and be. gan with unpleasant remarks. One of their opponents. a Democrat, is retired saloon. keeper, and he caught the storm in it's full vigor, as ''amember of the bar. "a man who represents a trade which gives the lawyers most of their work" and tone who might know something of concocting pleasing Sum. mer drinks but could hardly judge the merits of lawyer" Nevertheless the lay element triumphed and the bill was lost. The discus sion was singular truthful indication of the deep prejudice which exists against legislation m favor of lawyers in this State.
 The Rev. Ebenezer P. Clifford of Walling- ford. eked out his salary, last year, by selling the skils Of forty eight muskrats and twelve
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

We see little advantage in electing senators by general ticket. The result would often be Senate composed of single party-a una- nimity that would be far from delightful. The principle of minority representation should be applied to senatorial elections.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

A Guilford man has been fined $7 for pounding his wife who differed with him re- parding the Hayden case.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

house committee has been appointed to report concerning site for an insane poor hospital and the property owned by the re- treat for the insane corporation, located in the southwest part of the town of Hartford, is spoken of by some as available.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

We observe that the Finance Committee have reported resolution appropriating $3,- 900 for the celebration of the battle of Groton Heights. It does not strike us that such an expenditure of public money would be appro- priate. It was an event of some local import ance, no doubt, but why should the State pay for it's Celebration
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

On the Pacific coast the winter is the coldest on record.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

A bill is now before the U. s. Senate plac- ing telegrams under the same immunity from seizure now enjoyed by letters in transit by mail. There certainly ought to be some pro- lection. but the cases can hardly be considered parallel. No letter in transit by private hand receives auy such protection. Give the govern ment control of the telegraphs and messages, and they will be protected as letters now are.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

The report of the Fish Commissioners shows that about 437, ,000 shad were taken in the Connecticut river last season, valued at over $6O,00O The number of salmon IS not in- creasing, and it seems certain that they are unable to pass up the so-called fishway of the Holyoke Dam.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

matter than hss been generally supposed. About 16, 900 negroes have reached that State since April, and they are still coming at the rate of nea: 30 day. Three fourths of those who arrive have to depend on charity, in part at least, and the Governor of the state ques- tions the expediency of further immigration.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

MT. Roynton, the Washington correspond ent of the Cincinnati Gazette, has called for a court martial of Gen. Sherman on the sand- CTS he claims that the general has published about him. It is hardly probable that the offer will be accepted. .
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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

U. S. Grant, Jr, IS about to marry Jennle Flood, daughter of the California million aire, it is said. She takes two and 8 half millions in four per cents to begin keeping house upon.
 The Springfield Republican believes that Horatio Seymour will finally allow his name to be used in connection with the presidential nomination. It seems the only escape possi hle from Tilden
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

It is reported that at Middletown and New Britain the children of Catholic parents have been denied confirmation because tLey attend. ca the public schools, and an Alderman at Miodietown IS said to have had some strong words with his priest because his son was one of the number turned away from the sltar. 7 ,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

John T. Price, the ''lucky" drawer of a $5,OOO prize in the Louisiana lottery, some- time since, was it will be remembered the editor of the Newtown Bee. After he got his prize proves each shining hour"
 Edison has filed his claims for patent of the application of a carbon wire so arranged as to offer great resistance to the electric cur rent in placing the burner in a nearly perfect vacuum, and then securing it's continuance by sealing the platinum conducting wires into the glass. ..t.4 -...
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-02-05

One fifth of the women of Massachusetts work at some non domestic avocatlon. Ought not all avocations to be open to sex which 80 plainly needs every rightful opportunity for earning an honest living? l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10

lpa va 10 harA sin one necesite los con
seios J luces de- "a gente ofciosa.
Fsjardo. -H6 aquf sl extracto que
hacemos de una description que nos
remite m amigo
En- Faiario sA celebraron durante
los dias 20, 29 Y 30 las festas en- honor
del r6gio natalicio.
| El dia ~ por la noche Sc llsvo una
serenata al presidente de la iunta de
| fastejos senior den Jose de Cells, dipu-
ta1o provincial por el distrito, otra al
senior Alealde y otra oil i6ven licenciado
en- Dsrecho don Jose de Guzman, cuyos
senores recibieron con exquisite galau-
terra i los obsequiantas.
El 28 tuvieron lugar alboradas, IL
mosuas & los pobres, juegos de sortijas
y function en- el teatro por atioionados
que qaedo muy luoida, por 10 que f3li-
citamos i las senoritas y caballeros que
en- ella tomaron parte.
Tan satisfecho salio ell numeroso pt-
blico, que con gueto 50 hubiera asistido
otra function ei dia siguiente creyendo
muchos que trabajsria don Euganio
Astol y su apreciable famiiia, pues son
muy agradables los recuerdos que de
tan simpltico srtista y muy especial
msnte de sus dos nifios Sc conservan en-
aquel pueblo.
La nina, particularmente, de II IL
amos de edad, es IN verdsdero prodiglo
en- ell srts dramatico interpretando con
asombroso aoierto las situaciones mas
dif,ciles y las escenas mas conmovedo-
ras. No podemos menos de feiicitar q
la junta de festejos y su digno presi-
dente que propendio en- cuanto fue po-
Jsible a la mayor espleniidez de los
mismos. Terminaron estos con 81 bale
anunciado que tuvo lugar en- la casa de
la senora dona Modesto Benitaz, el cual
fue favorecido por un gran ndmero de
encantadoras senoritas, retirandose to-
dos sumaments satisfechos de la fna
atencion y amabiiidsd que en- todos
momentos desplegaron los senores de
la comision especial al efecto nom.
brada.
Artistas. Il asistimos, en- vista del
exito de ia function del domingo, en-
que probaron la senora Visconti ell Sc
nor Grossi ser dos artistas de sobresa-
ljente merito, de 10 mel Or que aqui ha
venido, en- que con dos csntautes mas
so podria organizar I'm excelente quin-
teto CUE LOS haria pasar una agradable
temporada de dos 8 tres meses. Sabe-
mos, y 10 participamos al p1blico, que
ago se est& trabaiando para conseguir
este objeto.
Respuesta.-E agente del peri6dico
mas antique de la isla en- Adjuntas es
D. Jaan Bsllester. Vengan los cuatro
pesos de Ia consulta.
Santoral.-JQ6ves II. San Martin
oh, conf. San Mena mr.
Vl6snes 12.-San Martin, papa y mr.
y Saa Diego de Aloaia conf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10
Gacetsa de hoy.

Han sido nombralos aduaneros del
Rssguardo de Hacienda Don Ventura
Munoz Y D. Cirlos Molina V Baus.
- Esta vacante una plaza de ma,ine-
70 d la falul de Sani1ad.
- Tendra lugar Ia subasta del sbasto
de carnes, en- este Ayuntsmiento, en- los
dias 40, al, % % del corriente.
49, Esti vacante la plaza de caho do
Ia guardia nrbana de Cayey, dotada con
800 pesos anuales.
III. Ia escuela de nifas de Rincon
ccn Ell sueIdo annual de 400 pesos 81
para casa.
- Ii. la elemental de ninas de Vie.
ques, dotada con 500 pesos 81 sno.
ID una nueva escuels rural de! ba-
rrio de Cocos, Quabradillas, dota1a con
216 pesos anuales y 10 para mobilisrio.
Id. dos escuelas de g. clase de nj
nos ninas recien creadas en- Santa
Isabel.
Id. la escuela rural de nueva crea-
cion en- Toa. baja con 800 pesos de do
tacion "a para alquiler de casa.
Id. una escuela rural en- Sabana-
grande con ID pesos mensuales, 4 para
slquiler de casa y para gastos de es'
critorio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10
COMUNICADO.
Sr. Director del BoLETfN.

Mny Scn II mi) suplicGle Ia nsercon de las
sgnieotes iineas en su peri0iico
lmpH'sado p0r | mas vir0 santimiento de
grdtItnd hacia el llustrado j6von Dr.. en- medi-
Gina Cruga, don Lujs Oms cdmpleme how
a0a!ic un elog;o los muchos muv mereci-
dos que IL tiibutan algunos yecin0s de este
pueblo, conoc3GOres, por resutadoS patentea.
d. Su3 aclcrtOs POGO cOmqnes Ell Ia 4 iicil cien-
ella de curar
Padre de dos ninas de cOTta edad arometi-
da8 s6bta uente de una tiebre pernicosa,
veiolas caminar TasO rapido al borle de la
tumha ninguna esperaza de salvacion alimen-
tlbA mi CS.'iritr, y caei me ha ia resignsdo q
cree qn3 aquellOs pedaZos de mi alma des
n aracorian en- breve tempo de la escena lie
la VIDA dadO Ell estado de po,tracion en- que
Sc halGlban. En'ermo 70 tambien abatido
por ponsamleatos tan crueles hice venir al Dr.
Oms Y empezlmo, cOnocer desde ell primer
mOmeEto el beueico ietluio de ST cieAcia to-
dos los sirtomas lie Ia terrible enfermedad
derapsrecieron eH muy pocos das do un mode
graduo' rdpido, hoy mis- nihas Sc encuen-
tran pelfectamentc bien, dan o gracias al Gle
lo Y mi l,Stingudo amigo ell Dr Oms Dor
l0a b4nefcios y cuidadOs que con tanta dulzura
Y cen tan buen aciertO nos prodigaba
Con eSt& 0portunidad me s1scrlbo dc V. Sr.
Dire tor alto s $. Q B. S M,
JOSE OMOL MUNSTuNY.
Maricao, y yiembre 10 lie 1880
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10

Felicitamos cordialmente al Excmo.
senior don Pablo Ubarri por el tftulo
robiIiario de Conde de San Jose de San
turce con que S NJ oil Ray 50 ha Dig
nalo premir sus dilatados servicios.
IQnalmenta fsicitamos q nuastros
apraoiables amigos Y c0rr7ilgiouarios
don Clotilde Santiago por Ia marecida
Gran Cruz De I4abal la Olt6lc& con qua
ha sido agraciado; don Carmelo Bls-
cardn por Ia ancom:enda de Cir!os III ;
don Jose Glllart, nor la e1comienda de
n1mero de Isabel la Catolica don Pc
dro de Nieva y CArrion, 1oa JOSE R,ig
Cclomer don Ermalindo Salazar pcr
Ia encomienda senci.la de Ia mjsmf o..
den.
Tambien faicitamos a los sanores
don Elias de Iriarte, comandsdor de
nGmero de Isabel la Cat6lica, don Ale
isndro Tapia, don Jose Ramon Boba-
dilla, Pbro don Manuel Pa1illa. don
Agustin Stahl don Tulio LArrlnaga,
cabaHecos de la o den de Carlos III, y
4 don Francisco Fontanals. comenda-
dor de Isabel la Catoiica.
Es digno de notarse que de .os Gator
CO caballeros f4vorecidos solo tres son
peninsulares, 10 qus prueba ell profun-
do afecto que s. NJ. 81 Ray y an digno
pobierno tisnen los espanoles puerto
rioueios, cuyas ideas no representa-
ciertamente los periodicos pue tanto
combaten la actual situacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

Nueva-Y York, Noviembra 3.-En ia
election presidential triunfsran sin du-
da .os repubicauos. Hsncack pardlo
Las elecconcs del estldo de Nueva-Y York.
Los democratas dominaran probable
mente an 81 Congreso
En- Irlauda NJ. P.rnell, custro MEM
bros mas del Parlamonto y nueve ds
los princi paies jefas de la liga territ1-
rial han sido procesa1os criminalmente
por conspiradores. En- Limerick SO al
aaron los de- la liga entrando 4 saco la
81 dc un cura catolico que SO opuso
al N m0vimiento.
Ljndres id. id.-La existencia de az1-
car en- los cuatro puertoe principales ell
30 era do 10000 toneladas contra
159 900 habia en igual facha De 1879.
Nreva-York, 4. -Esta fuera dc duda
que los dem6cratas resultaran compile.
tamenta derrotados en- las elecciones
presidencialas.
En- Francia continuau las expulsio-
nes de- religiosos aoompanadas de las
tristes esceras y protestas de costum-
bre. Rochefort, Blanqui, Garibaldi y
otros republioauos europeos notables
SO reunirln en Milan para ce'ebrar ell
aniversario de Msntaua.
II. 5.-Los ligueros irlandeses Sc
proponen cltar en- su procaso Ia enorme
cantidad de seiscientos testigos q fiI de
entretener ell proceiimiento ssis meses.
Sc han reuni 10 fondos para la defenss
de los procesados.
II. 6.-De Francia sabese que los
tribuuales de competencia han confir-
mado II peticion de los prefectos de
trasladar las causas de los jesutas de
los jnzgados de departamento al Conse-
jo de Estado que es una corporation
entersmeute republicans.
Contin1sn ejecutandose expulsiones
de religiosos. Ell embajador brittnico
ha obtenido del gobierno authorization
para los pasionistas y benedictinos in
gleses residences On Francia.
MERCADOS.
N. Y. 6.-Regular & buan refno Il
"a.
L6udres id.-G1, 9 peniques quintal
Consolidados 99f. 3 p% frances 85.40
N6tese que el mascabado sigue su-
biendo On Londres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10
ERCADOS.
GACETHIlLAS.

Teatro. En- la noche del domingo
1ltimo tuvo lugar la segunda function
annnciada oportunamsnte. Pasi6ronse
on escena el primer acto de Lucia,
el seeundo de la 1'raviatta, el terce.
70 do Ernani SO oant6 para final
de fiesta un duo de la zarzuela El
amor u el almnerxo. Bueno 90 con-
signar que en- el segundo acto de la
TSdviatta conquistaron muchos y nu.
tridos splausos el Sr, Gfcss;, que cant6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10

reyes se sentaron baio IN dosel antique.
Los patios escaleras de Palacio es-
taban atestados de gente.
DsEpuas do Ii ceremonial, d Nuncio
de Su Santidad lleg5 cou Sd sequito =
coches de Estado, escoltado por solda-
dos de la Goardia Rsal, habiendosele
hecho honores r6gios. O1nducilo el
Nancio por el introdnctor de embajado-
res la saIa del Teono, leY6 4 s. NJ,
acompanado de sus ministries = cortesa-
nos, m Brevs tie Leon XIII. en- qne
manifesto graadss si,npatias por al rey
de Il Espana, enviaado 4 la reina Y su
hiia una bsndicion especial. DAspues
ell Nun ,io, acompanado del rey Y ell go.
bierno, pas6 la astancia de Ia reina
Cristina an donde SO habia retiraio Goa
las infantas y sus camareras. La du-
uuesa de Medina de las Torres tenia en-
brazos 4 la infanta haredera. Despues
de dirigir breves frases la reina, ell
Nuncio abrio un preci $50 coffee incras-
trado de orc y alabastro, que contenia
dos magnifcos vestiios de raso, vsriss
cubiertas Dor iadas para col nes de Ia
infaata, reliquias valiosas para la reina,
una carta del Papa y una reliquia para
cada una de las infaEtas Isabel, Eulalia
Maria de la Paz. La rsliquia princi-
pal, una RIGA cruz de- brillaates, fue pues-
ia acto continue al cuello de la infsnta
Mercedes.
Madrid, % de Octubre. La aparicion
primera de la reina Cristina en- las Ca
lies despues de gu alumbramiento pro-
dujo una gran dem distraction mucho
luio de adornos en- las casas. Sc cacu-
la que Ia multitud que.se agolp6 4 YER
ell cortejo en- el cemino dol Palscio a Ia
Iglesia de Atocha exeedia en- mas de
10000 personals o, que Sc reuni6 GUAM
do ell r6gio enlace.
Ell temple de Atocha esteba lleno de
Ia rnejor socie1ad de Malrid y del mum
do Official.
El interior de la igesia estaba a dor
nado con magnifcencia y ell altar como
una &scua de orc de luz y de riqueza.
Csntaron ell Te-Doum ell nuncio, el
arzobispo de Toledo, 81 Patriarcs de las
Indias, los obispos, muchos clerigos
y ell coro. La tierna infanta Mercedes
fu6 ilevada q Atooha y traida en- brazos
de su madre la reira Cristina, que err
el centro de la curiosidad general.
De las precedentes noticias que reci-
bio por TELEGRAPH ell Herald SO deduce
que nuestros Reyes se van captando CO.
ds dia m rs el respetuo5o csrino del pue-
bio espanol, 10 que es garantia de lar
gos amos de paS y progreso para la ma
cion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10
OBRAS IMPORTANTES

PARA JUICES, REaISTRAD0REs LETRA.
DOS, SorAH1os I JUzaADos MUNIorpALEs.
Dictionaries de las nsdterias coute.
midas en- Ia LEY HIPoTEcARIA para
las islrs de Cuba y Psserto.R Rico, 81
rcglamento 8 instruction seguido de
los concentrates, concordancias y for.
mularins por los abogados del colegio
de la Habana ID. Anastasio de Oroz-
co y Arascot y D. Carlos Fonts y
Sterling, un tomo en- folio, So.
CoDIGo PENAL DE 1879 para las
islas de Cuba y Pserto-Rico, y Ley
provisional de enjuiciamiento crimi-
nal por don Andres de Orozco ysds
Arascot, $3.50.