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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-03

AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION rs follows:
WEST ROUND.
No. mail and express, p. ".
No, ., Accommodation .... ..ll:90A NJ,
No. 7, Accommodation, arrives. l0:45 =. ".
EAST BouRp.
No. :, mail and express ,......... 7.A0P a..
NO. 10, Accommodation ..,.....,. lO:AA A u
NO. 8, Account ion, from Union deuot, $500 \. VI.
Trains No, . and 10 carry passengers between
Wills Point and WeatherfOrl
Trains No. and carry passengers between
Marshall and Dallas,
e. p. TURNER. Ticket Ag't.
CONNECTIONS.
At TEXARKA with all trains on N
Louis h Iron Mountain and Southern Rallws
for all points North, East end southeast.
At LoNGyIEw JUNCTION and NIlNEOI. {. -,
with all trains on International Railroad Tor
Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Austin, Galveston
and San Antonio.
At DALLAS, With trains of the Houston \
Texas Central Railway for CorsicguA Mexla,
Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hempstead,
BRENNAN, and all points In Middle and South
ern Texas.
At SHERMAN, with II. \ 7. c. X. r, for
points on the line OF that road
At FORT WORTH. with stages for all points
In Western Texas.
At SHREVEPORT. with Red River eteoiners
for New Orleans.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPY; CARS
FROM
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

Perhaps the most pleasant celsbss-
tiens Of the naii-n's birthday are those
held ~here few neiehbors and friends
gather t.ye' her. near their homes. and
testify their appreciation Of the event
in tie .imSe msnner Of rural life;
such Wa the celebration Ut Artendsle.
Some half d, zen families reside around
the bay. Arsendale 10 the name Of the
postoffice. Mr. A d Wright WAS the
Presid.r' .f the exercises; r D Hume
Marshal. l'rsyer Was offered by the
Rev X W. -tao; . abort welcome sd
dress was given by Mr. N B Hunt, and
then the Declaration Of Independence
WAS read /, r Hunt. This US fol.
lowed by carefully prepared. able and
eloquent orsuon by Z z Hunt. with .
shorter address on ths character OF
Washington. etc. closing with brief
review of the prospects, history. &c, Of
Artsndsls. from his brother, FL Hunt
These young "ep deserve great credit
fur their eatts toward sslf-cultnre. -
we'll 40 for tie mausss in which they
scquitted themselves on that occasion.
All these exsr cisss . ere int~rspesssd by
Al their close all psrtook Of the boun-
tIfui picnic dinner spread on the table
underntath the tress. not the leas, at
tractive festuis of which was the OK
csllept clam caswder. prepared by Mrs
Lathrop. Afsr participating IN ell
these excellent thiDgs 70 safety. and
leaving The lager portion uaco"sumed.
not withstsoding that the crows had
demolished . large numh-r Of pies. etc.
brought dswn early IN the morning TO
the ground by n B Hunt, and left IN
sufficiently guarded. the psopls then
sdjOurned again to the arbnr. sAw the
procession in which was displayed the
venerable Uncle SAM (l04 years old).
followed by his future hopes. pass in
solemn procession. There still being
some time to STARE before the party
wished TO 60 home. j. wss employed In
lUteDing 10 vocal and Instrumental mu.
sic. anb the rec,sstions. addresses. etc.
of those present.. This celebration took
place On the Sd. that 10. last Saturday.
so that many there were able to 60 else
where for . second celebrAtioD on Mon.
day. the 5th. In the evening many re-
paired TO house scross the bay from
the picnic grounds. where they danced
till near midnight thst would begin .
Sabbath day, when all dispersed. we'll
pleased with the events of the day.
The writer Was yisitos there and
wishes to acknowledge the many cour-
tssies he received from Messrs Hume.
Lsthrop. Hunt nnd others, and the
pleasure with which he passed the day.
4. N.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

HoPs "A Sa, Francisco exchange
says: Our stocks II 10th old .hd new
are very nearly EXHAUSTED - barely
enough left to last us thu ou2h. Crop
prospects upon the Pacific slope are
good. all that cnnld lie desired. and yet
growers haye very exalted views rs TO
prices in the hear future. Emmett
Wells New YoAk Circular Of June 1lth
says: The favorable brewing season
has caused . little better deInsnd for
hops. but AZ siacks are ample every
where. except in the West, not the least
concern or uneasi, ess 10 noticeable on
the part OF Tn few brewers not stecksd.
Holders here. ,nauspced by the very
favorable reports Of the growing crops,
are beginning to unload, which w
think. considering the latsness . the
season. il . wise thing TO do. The
same remarks will apply to some Of the
heavier holders in ths interior. The
largely increased receipts into New
York this week proves conclusivsly that
growers are beginning to weaken. and
are improving every opportunity 70
ssll, and do sell. when fair prices are
offered. A good deaf Of stress - laid
to the fact that Western bgewsrs are
buying hops for their summer's bssw-
ing here in the Eat. When. We ask.
didn't they have t. do this aud. 10 the
demand from that quarter. ct this tune
Of ysnr. . new feature 1T the market ?
We thisk rot Grip psospects wsss
never more favorable than nov. Prices
ere unchanged. 49, 8
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

ALI CAPTURED AL the Indians
eoaccrned in the recent murder and
NIB ~ On tina caast below Neah Bay
have been captured and handed over
10 the law. They confess their guilt.
aud acknowledge further that they
intended on che frst good opportunity
n kill Mr. Baxter and 10 murder CAPT
Waite on shc schooner called By him
plundss vas their ohjssk aud 20 aat II
they wsrs ssafis - 20 to any lengths.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
WmIrE. HEADED EAGLE. - Mr.

WHITE. HEADED EAGLE. - Mr. l.
Young. living near the Bay View Sas-
mill. at the mouth Of Duwamish river.
saw whiis-headed eagle catch big
salmon, on Monday. and attempt to
make of with it. The fish was too
heavy for the eagle 10 get of With com.
fortably, and 40 he slowly moved over
the emr,h with the prey 10 his talons.
Young gave chase with club. Find
ing bis assailsnt about TO Close with
him. the cage dropped the fish and
A-w into the top Of tall tree. from
which. . little later. he Was brought
down by . single shot from Yeung's
rlhs. Nj Houpg tbsn sgsttisg both bird
and Hsh 81 Tie 6aluen wssetiH alive,
when picked up. sand weighed IS
pounds. The eagle measured z feet ]
inch from tip u zip. haAS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
ALMOST A r1ar.-Y ssterd.y after

ALMosr FIax.-Y Yesterday after
noon the Gre alarm ives souadvd. erd
in less than twn minutes Fred Miuick
had his team hitchsd 70 the little frs
engine, aud away they Dew down The
street. The FIRE 0rigiosted from sparks
alightiug On the roof Of the CONNER.
cial street restaurant. causing the shin-
giles. which wete very dry. to ienise
Before the engine arrived On the scene.
men with buckets sfwater bed sscend-
ed the roof and ex.inguished tbs flames
We hope cur citizens will exercise oil
da. pr. csutipn during this mol weather.
"A he das g,r Of confsgrstiaa 10 now
oil the greater than during damp
Weather. sA ~ s 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

0AL FIsH1aY.-Ths ssal fishery q
tAs northwest coast ot Washinston Tor
ritory has ended for 1850. Moro men.
money and vessels ~ers engaged in the
business this rear than ever before. aud
nors akins wera obtained. The catch
y saeimased at 5000 seals. The auimais
have oil gone north. for breeding PR
posss The csteh next year il 10 snp-
poesd. viii be considerably greater than
this ysar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE A. OLYMPIA. ". TIL
Juue llth, 1850.
NJ orICs Is @nuaDDY GIVEN That TIE
In following named settler hes Alsd notice Of
elein. and secure AnaI eotry thseeof. and thsA
sid proof VII b made before Lot Wilbur. RsQ.
yudss s1A - ofacso Olsrl Of The Probate Court Of
esobom!eh 0saa1V, y. Ts g oDsAo11BA. ". p
q. 4. 0nsaoaY. HomssSsad ipDlicseiso Ne.
$3.50. for The Nv. 4 % oscttea q. ToVpahip -
North. Rsnos Iast, aad nanao The f6I1odtne
- his witnesses 10 pro. Ais ooatnuous tesideuco
NesBsn, sidney DubuQus. =. 4. o. Cs1sesssn sad
,. q Gregory. I'll Of snohomiaA City, onshaDisA
Cousty. v. +.
!. jsle.WW J. =. B1OWH. 1sglstsR.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

The NEST lively interest vss mani
jssted By the people in the msking Of
the nominations for the NayoEalty md
Marshslship. in the Convention OF last
night. Seldom II it. where there 10 Q
contest At oil. that such intense. eager
feeling is displayed; and seldom. again.
uodsr such circumstances. that the re-
snlt 20 strongly favors particular men.
The votes we're recorded aud cast With
great rspidity. and. though only an
hour Was occupied in ballotin9. $50
were received. The following 10 the
vote:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
RicKAxDs 3 HoLruowER.

By ell means avoid say aud oil So
called cough rvraps. for they are fill-
aag mare prsvss With posr mortsls
who us.d these n,-srums. than the
vars ever done. Regulate your bowsls
wiih Pfuad.,'. Urex"n Biood Purified
and your cough Viii leave you -w,,ts.ut
any. further ,r"ahl Your Druggist
has il ar wiil grt il for you. "rhe
Orisinsi" Ins,st mon having il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

occtprNrAL Horri
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this meas Of expressing eur
sincere thanks Ia M~s.s.. Jsak Levy.
Jake Wshi and DR. H W Dosne for their
prsWpsnsss in sxtisguishiny the Hsmes
that ,nenscrd th< destruction OF our
place " business yesterday. Onr thsaka
are also due to t:,s Dire boys. whe got
their engine on the ground in % prompt
. manner.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

THE Boss LUNCH AND THIS BEST
BEKR you will always lind =: the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the bssa Ut hoae made. bat also
the excellent uumboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported b~ss in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled lam and all kinds Of
cold lunches 70 order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
uuYxD 0TA1m uzoRnsC9 LznD oyvDpn.
Olyupia. WaehinGtoa 1eEYitugy.

OIyOp1A, Wo10in8ooo 1eet1tueys
AYOTICR Is HIRIBY GIVEN THAT. n
IN cemplinncs With the provfsioas 81 - Act
q Onngrss seps0ve1 june .. lo14 sua4ed A
Act for the ale Of Timbss Lands n tie 0tseee q
California. Orsaon, NevsAs ss6 WssAtnstoa Tse.
lagoon rsrsiuusy, : kss this duy Alsd In t1is ocs
hts 90. u aston 10 trcAsss the ". ) q nv. ~
M 4 OF nv. sad NM. u Nj. al SO
taon No. Is, IN 3JvnsAip No. ~ Nogth, 2anos No.
{ HAss III h Wtllanstte Merf3tan.
Any AsA I'll psrsoas Ginning adversely he
aid described land, - 80 past3oo shrreof. -
Asrehv reouafaA % ~ tAs1r claluD In Ills 00ce
v1tAir sixiy tgO) days from dase hereof.
VT. tbs the 9Gsh day of Nay. 4. p. 10.
I. 3. D1ovN.
Skwfov nagisew e ~ LanA U.s..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

Evergreen and Gag decorations in
dications Of the Fourth Of July-are
disappearing ors by one.
Steam boats On the big and du,t in
the street. were violently stirred up by
. lively gale yesterday afternoon.
Lincoln Pspiias. who has been clerk
ing in San Francisco for some years
past, will soon make hi. folks here .
short visit
Henry Murphy. Of Olympia. SOU Of
I'M Murphy. Of the lStaadad. repre-
sented the Capital press in she celebra-
ton at the metropolis an Monday.
The First Ward vote was 81. on
Tuesday night. instead Of -. and the
total vote at the three Ward meetings
Of the city Was 2J2 instead Of 242
The Auditor Informs rs thst mar
rage license business IL looking up.
Several have been issued within the
past tow days. and more are talked Of.
The schoonsrs TeA,er and Lottis.
lately engaged IN the seal fishery al
Cape FiA,;ers. but nov IN port. will
both bs hsuisd out and fixed upon the
Hammond e. Alien wsys.
The next assembly of the Territorial
Teachers' Institute will be hsld IN this
city, commsncing ON the 18th OF Au-
gust, and continuing three days An
unusually interesting session 10 antici-
pated.
Col NaAh aud family are only wsit-
Jag for the Columbia river 70 snbside
before vsniuIing up it and on to Spo-
kan. The house they tacste, report
says. will no occarlsd by compile soon
to be in the first days Of their honey.
moon.
The University j. under obligations
to Mr. q Davies for the folio ~ing books:
"Tbe Presbyterian Church throughout
the Wnri,i." with map; "Tobscco; It's
Culture. Manufacture aud Use;" "Chi-
csgo and the Great Conf.gration." To
Mr. Loan r Beach for = live Indian
charm spaks. found at Annie's Castle.
near Ssuk CITY.
Plymmer h Young. the gs,Islensniy
proprietora ri the Bnresu. are buiiding
up splendid trade, IL their. line Of
goods Their stock IL cigars and tobac.
Goes is exceptionally cre'litable. snd
such brands O. the 'Trav.ler's C'snfort.'
and Buse4u. arr becoming very popu-
lar with smokers This hrm u com.
posed Of entsrprising young mea, just
the kind II material that generally
succeeds. ie~ss
81 80
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

WHAT WE KEEP. AT tbs Bureau will
= found pure snda. frssh from eur nav
.a1ntain. as veil o. fruits Of ell kinds.
Oar stock Of candies comprises open
c.sameis. butter scotch. CAtswba jelly.
esoc"lste Green's. Jenny Linds. coooaaut
asansls. cocoanut ice. several kinds Of
ny and = fall line It nuta. Onr stock
cigars 10 frcsh and varied. Smokers
c.osld aot fail to try the Trss sler's
PLUxxsa . Youss,
Uo-lw Ill eGxesk
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08


TAXING A REsr. Without . doubt
our citiz.us will now take q rest from
plessuring During the past ak weeks
they have gone more, done more and
spent mere in this way than IN any like
period Of our past history. They have
had an excursion To Victoria. excursion
To Salem, excursions to Port Madison.
Pert Blskely aud Tacoma. They have
had circusss, thsaters. operas. picnics.
festivals. dance. &C., until oil are sat.
lated aud are willing " CRY enough.
Every body has hid part in seme Of
these gaieties. and few have partici-
pated in all. Olympic. has always led
in socisi events OF this happy character.
but Olympia never bad such an unend-
ing succession and surieit Of theui -
S+sttl. has had during the past few
weeks
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

70 Ler.-Tbe ioon. over Sander.
= srocery stors. lately ocoepied By
s 8. sasI:,. AIRY t,F.N Gage
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
PeLuCKMEs,x RKCoRD.

PsLICKMEs's RECoRD.
During the past year. Roswell Sect.
Committing Magistrate for the City.
has had before him Sc casss. the arrests
in which were mads.by polissmen ~
follows
] II McGfaw. ........ ......... 30
ID l. McCowun. IA
N v Mills (Constsbls) .............k
C q Thsrndike. 3
f A Thofndiks. 3
x A Thosndiks-wsrrants issued to
and ssrved BY hin. ............ s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08

Ever brousht 70 wsshinejon Tsrsilnsy. ana ere
nov prepared - Supply any snd al pess0ae e he
lo4o14 possible prices. We call especial efeee-
xkY witch Ne o9R 10 the pubiie q - yssnsieee
prioes. From IL fsst that ~ hsvs hsd sxee-
riencs h Ills lipe ~ buslnA0 - thst ~ bo1oh1
fSy easn, ~ are coandeut thas - san Gtge saots-
fssstas = ~. bosA In ps1esa I'D qualify.
-. " sssnass, yos6svevy yssusstfully.
pLUI0logR = vouno,
is9odin unehvuss on. nm { Yysut -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28
Gaceta de hoy.

Por el Gobierno General Sc recuerda
4 los sefiores alcaldes Ia exacta obser-
vaucis de la circular de Is de novien-
bre pr6ximo pasado discriminate los
limites de la competencia de las auto
ridades gubernativas y judicisles desde
la promulgacion en- esta isla del Codgo
penal VICENTE. ,...,;,o.
D. Juan Francisco Bertoly y d. Vlcen'
to Rours Dalmau.
En- enero iltimo circularon por las
ADMINISTRATORS de correos de la pro-
yincia 93,4S3 cartas partlculares y
1T436 pliegos ofciales. Produjeron
aouellas al Tesoro $621960:
En- ell mes de mario 1'timo huoo
an Bene6cencia este movimlento; en-
trndas 10: salidas 6; muertos .; que
dando 4 fines del mes asa asilados.
Ell 81 de mayo Sc subastara en- la
direction del Hospital miiitar ell sunni
nistro de viveres y medicamentos para
el ano 1880-81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28
GACE'NGAALAS.

Teatro. Ell domingo 1ltimo SO puso
en- escena ell precioso drama de Lara
titulado La primera piedra. NADIA mas
conmovedor que esta interesante pro-
duccion en- que el autor de BienoUentura-
dos los que Uoran parece haber agotado
su inspiration en- armoniosos versos Y
en- delicadisimos pensamientos encami-
nados q justifcar a la mujer desgracia-
da, mas no viciosa, y q presentar en- to-
da su repugnante desnudez al seductor
aleve J clnico que apura todos los me-
dios en- ell engano de una debil criatura
para abandonarla en- su caida y oscar
necerla. Pero como q la desgracia de-
parale siempre la Providencia un ampa-
ro, presenta el autor en- su obra un
hombre lleno de abnegacion y de mise
ricordla que, condolido de la pobre mu-
jer desventurada, Ia prohija cuando to-
dos la rechazan y le da su nombre hon
rado en- vez del que in1til y tardiamen-
to le ofrece el hombre causa de su ruina
en- el trance de la muerte. En- estos
caracteres, alma de la obra, pudieron
una vez mas demostrar sus envidiables
cualidades y su fructuoso estudio ell be-
nefciado, la senorita Enriqueta Delga-
do y el Sr. Santigosa logrando conmo-
yer profundamente a los espectadores Y
arrancando muchisimos aplausos, amen
de varias llama1as la escena en- me-
dio de cordialisimas demostraciones de
agrado. Por su parte la sonora Del
gado, siempre experta conocedora de
Ia escena, siempre artista consumada,
nos hizo patentes, como acostumbra.
sus indisputables m6ritos, y fu6 muy
aplaudida pesar de tener & su cargo
el papel mas odioso que pnede conce-
birse. Tambien el Sr. .Terradas COM
placi6 grandemente q la concurrencia
10 mismo que los demas que tomaron
parte en- la representation de La pys-
mara piedrG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28

Merelles, Oamundf, Oarreno, Ferreral
| y Oalvo y Munos.
--Hoy ha firmado s. M. algunos deere
tos concediendo grandes cruces de Isa
bel Ia Cat6lica & varios foncionarios ex
tranjeros.
DELI.
Esta manana ha ingresado en- el hospi.
tai Militar de esta c6rte ell alferez j.
Mariana Urien J Vera, que por atrope.
llo al brigadier Ahumada sc hallabs
procesado y preso en- las prisiones Mi.
litares de San Francisco, donde, segur
parece, SO produjo una herida de unof
10 centimetros, en- la religion frontal, J
otras varias en- Ia cabeza, de muchisima
gravedad. Sup6nese que estas lesiones
han sido resultado de una tentative de
suicide por parte del desgraciado Urien
que ha debido lanzsrse de cabeza COZ.
ira la rejs de la prision.
-Dicese que muy on brsve ser6n
trasladados desde ell cementerio de ID
Patriarcal & Ia iglesia de San Pedro de
los Naturales de Madrid, los restos del
immortal posta d. Pedro Oslderon de ID
Barca.
DEL 8.
Ell impartial declara hoy qua no es.
t& conforme con ell manifesto democrG.
tico.
Ell Liberal le aplaude como revelation
de un partido, y no cree llegado el mo.
mento de juzgar del mismo partido.
Como anunci6 anochs LA CORES.
PoNDENo1A, hoy Sc han reunido en- una
de las secciones del ConRreso los dipu-
tados rsdicales que no han suscrito ell
manifesto progresista. .democratico.
Han acordado sostener integra Ia an
tigus bsndera del partido radical, es
decir, la Constitution del SO reformada,
y no hacer llamamiento alguno q los
democratas posibilistas que tsmpoco han
suscrito ell manifesto.
Ell lmparcial publicara ell acuerdo de
este grupo, dsndo la noticia caracter
de manifestation official.
A la reunion de esta tarde han assist
do los Sres. Becerrs, Gasset, Moret,
San Miguel y marques de Sardoal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28

Segun vemos en- los periodicos
emericanos, ell bergantin ingles Ha-
rold, que habia salido de Guayauilla
con un cargamento de azdcar ajeno
y ain consentimiento de los duenos
de! truto, ha sido entredichado des-
pues de descargar en- Saint Shephen,
N. b., quedando presos ell captain
Hanson y ell sobrecsrgo, habiendo
sido estos y ell buque conducidos d
Saint Andrews.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28

La Gaceta de hoy trae ell siguien
te lisonjero telegrama que nos apre-
suramos 4 reproducir
"Segun parte Official que publica ID
Gaccto de hoy, tengo la satisfaction d.
participar q V. E. que s. NJ. la Rsins
ha entrado on ell quinto mes de su EN-
barazo. F"
Puerto Rico, 26 de Abril de $780,
Ell Secretario del Gobierno General
Francisco Fontanals y Marines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28
La eTpOrtdciOn en- los

Estados- Unidos continia siendo tan impon
tante y los embarques de Manteca arrojar
La cifra de $4,000 terzones de 320 netas ca.
da una.
Tai ha sido la demanda para la marca
Aguila que la refneria de los Sres. Y, ",
Macfarlane los ha tenido que trabajar dia
y noche por espacio de tres semanas para
llegar hacer l.200 tercerolas diarias en-
mayor production.
Noticiamos nltimos arribos de dicha mar.
ca en- nuestro nlercado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28
-A~MSO.

Debiendo procederse ell dia 2S del eorriente
la exhumaeon de los cadaveres que cuenten
tres amos de su fallecimientO, en- enmplmiento
de 10 dispuesto por e Excmo. AyuntameBte,
Sc hace presente que en- la AGENoIA MoRTUo-
RIA, calle de San Jose n6mero IA, Sc encarga
de las que quieran confarle, contando al efectO
con sufciente nGmere de cajas forradas de zinc
para el dep6sito de diehcs restos
Puerto Rico, abril IL de 1880 Antonio
Cor dere b. 28A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28

dos asociados acordo por unanimi-
dad construir IN ediicio para cole.
gio de niIias en- Cangrejos capaz pa.
ra 80 alumnas. Las hermanas de-
Corazon de Jesus, tres de las cuales
Sc hallan va entire nosotros, regenta-
rSn ese nnevo plantel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28
BafOS de COamO.

Tenemos ell honor de informar q las perso-
mas que deseen hacer uso de nuestras aguas
minero- haber III ldo a tempors-
da de "baios" desde ell dia IL de Abril hasta
0ctubre 81 durante cuyos meses encontrarau
todas las comodidades y atenciones que sean
necesarias.
Despues de la Ultima fecha solo proporclo-
nara ell Establecimiento habitaciones y el uso
de las aguas
b. 90 UaERA & BLANCH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28
EStancia de yenta.

En- Bayamon, barrio Hato-Tejas, Sc vende
una estancia de 112 cuerdas, con algunos
frutos, horno de cal, casa de alto con baios
de material propios para tienda. cuatro ca
rretas, cuatrO yuntas de bueyes un guari-
quitec. Para informes su dueho D. Grepo-
rio Ramirez, en- la estancia, en- ell pueblo
Sres. A Felln brino. 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-28
AVSO.

En- esta fecha, por mituo convenio. aue.
da disuelta La sociedad industrial que cira.
ba en- este pueblo baio la razon sociaI ,ie
GONZALEZ Y RAMOS, y hemos tornado
una nueva en- la que forma parte ID. Jose
Matienzo, siendo los tres.socios gestores, ctle
firmar&n GONZALEZ, RAMOS MArIrNzo. que
es la razon de la nueva sociedad: Ia que Sc
dedicara Ia misma industria de carrunies
establecida entire Ia Capital, Cangrejos, Bio
piedras, Carolina y Ca0uas.
h0-pisdraa, abgll y d. lsss, h.Als