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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15
General News.

STANLEY Matthews is holding court at Louis
vile.
Joaquin Miller has lost all his money by
Wall street speculations.
The Iowa democratic State convention will
meet in Des Moines on Thursday.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is failing fast, and
is now unable to recognize any one.
Mr. John Mccullough is to reappear in the
United States on September ;.
Mile Bernhardt will give performances in
Brighton, England, towards the end Of June.
The city of Boston has resumed its Sunday
afternoon concerts by military band upon
its Common.
Miss Nellie Hutchinson, a bright-eyed
Young woman who edits the Weekly New
York Tribune. has volume of verse in press.
Rev. b. w. Saville, rector of Shillngford,
near Exeter England has just published
pamphlet--''lIow India was Won to England,
With Chapter on Afghanistan.'
Salvini has bought a theatre at Florence
which, hereafter, will be called by his name
the Theatre Salvini.-and conducted under
his management.
The Shakespeare Cottage at Stratford-on-
Avon, was visited by l2,300 persons in the
course of the year ending on the Both Of last
April.
| In viewing the picture of "St. John" at
| the Art Union Exhibition one bright young
| lady remarked that the face was made singu-
| larly like that OF girl. "There is no other
way to make saint" was the response Of
the taffv young man by her side.-Ner Or
leans Pieaypne.
| Mile. DosDe, VI. Thiers's sister-in-law and
heiress. is spending some Of her money in
building a block Of houses in the Rue de
Longchsmps, Paris. Five mornings in the
week she drives up to the spot in a cab, plans
| in hand, and spends leng time in ordering
| and directing the workmen. From time to
| time she puts her hand in her pocket and then
carries it to her lips she is taking her break
fast-for Mile. Dosne is said absolutely to
live upon nothing but bonbons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15
on his horse with the whip; "a man may love
q beautiful woman, and with her hell is para
disc. - Chiea9o T,rbaHe.
Great Salt Lake.

One of the wonders of Utah is that of the
Great Salt Lake. At present il occupies
space equal to about 5000 square miles.
The greatest length is ninety three miles.
while the greatest width is forty three. While
the water of the sea contains about two per
cent salt, that of the Great Salt Lake con-
tains about twenty-five per cent, or about
one fifth the bulk. During the summer sea.
son the lake water becomes warm. and
makes an agreeable and invigorating bath.
which is taken advantage of bv thousands.
not only AS source OF enjoyment. but for
the cure of chronic and other diseases, for
which it has proven very efhcscious At
Lake Point, Black Rock and Lake Shore
ample provisions have been made for the
accommodation and comfort of bathers.
and during the past season. which has been
a short one. fully 81, 900 baths were taken.
steamboat makes excursions during the
summer for the accommodation of parties,
who enjoy the grand lake scenery, dancing
and other amusements in the cabin of the
large steamer. One great source of wealth
comes from the immense deposit of white
crvstalized salt that deposits on the shores
and is scooped up and sent off for use in the
silver mines of Idaho, Montana, Nevada and
Colorado. The past year, fully 10000 tons
of salt have been gathered from the lake and
shipped for use. Citizens of Utah use this
salt for domestic purposes while cabinets of
minerals are incomplete without a sample of
the beautiful salt crystalized ON some shrub
which found its way into the waters of the
brinv inland sea. During storms waves
rise SO high that is exceedingly dangerous
for boats to be out from safe harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15
Plnmpness n Requisite.

Instead of saving that there is an excess of
80, 900 women in Massachusetts, we shall be
able to reason more clearly if we simply say
that there are 30, 900 unmarried women in that
interesting Stase. II the facts are stated in
this way we at once see that, instead of troub
ling ourselves about over-productiop, we
should merely ask why are these women
unmarried? The answer is not difficult 10 find.
These women are unmarried because they are
of pattern which has of late years gone out
of fashion About the same time that the
gray trousers of England drove out the black
broadcloth trousers, which, in connection
with the black satin wastcoat and black dress
coat formerly constituted the walking COS
tune of the American citizen, there was in
troduced the plump English style OF girl.
The latter soon became enormously popular,
and the bony and specialized maidens of Mas
sachusetis became drug in the market. 1t
was still generally conceded that the Massa-
chusetts girl knew more about Emerson's
philosophy and Alcotts Orphc utterances
than did her plumper rival, but the merits of
the former were not longer able to awaken
any enthusiasm. The Boston poetcal young
man no longer wrote sonnets expressing the
emotions of his heart on hearing the bones of
his beloved rattle as she ran to greet him at
the gate, and the Boston youth of fashion no
longer proposed at public dinners the once ia
miliar toast Beauty and Bones" in honor
of the spare sex. In fact, spare and angular
girls went entirely out of ia shon, and Massa-
chusetts men went outside the boundaries of
New England when they sought for wives
Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15
SUMNER.

There a bisper through the wind blown leaves.
That stirred in music underneath the caves,
And nutfering breeze and hutfering foliage seemed
To wsft my thoughts TO dresmland as dreamed
Of Sammer.
There came a flood Of light. a flush of bloom,
And roses scattered petals Of perfume;
And wings Of birds and echoes Of their sopg
Bore every thought In cadence sweet along
To Summer.
There famed in spIendor fierce fervant sun.
And sweet May paied, and sighed "My life Is done;
TO you, d Sister June, be all lose
And ali ! fain would gain, If might choose
For Summer"
There stood in meadow grasses. ankle-deep,
One who awakened from her maiden sleep,
And waking turned to with smile divine.
And, blushing, let her hand clasp close to mine
In Summer.
And all the golden sunlight rained its gold
On Tresses bright any ray they hold
And all the fervent spendor Of the day
Wore fafrer splendor than in sky and ray
0f Summer.
For what is earth ffIove be not our day?
And what IL love II love cares not 10 stay,
And, staying. seal our hearts In dreamless rest?
And resting thus. who dreams and II not blest
In Sunner?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

There are for many reasons, few diseases
more to be dreaded than Erysipelas, and it
has. not inaptly. been termed ''St. Anthony's
Fire" There is no disease which so COM
pletely disforms and di>figures the visage of
patient; and it may fairly be compared to
red mask thrown by mocking demon over
the human face. 1t is almost as dangerous
as it is repulsive. Arising from variety of
causes, running its course with paint often
ends suddenly in death. The old treatment
consisted of blood-letting and the use OF
strong drastic purgatives. The substance of
the enlightened modern treatment is all con-
tanned in DIR. kennedy's '.Favorite Remedy"
Use this, and you have taken the essential
total of all the best physicians in the land
could prescribe for Erysipelas. A case in
point. Mr.. S. b. Carpenter, of Grandville,
\. Y, writes that he had for some time been
afflicted with this disease in both legs, and
has regained his health by the sole use of
'Favorite Remedy" Other cases might be
cited did space permit. 'Favorite Remedy"
is also sure in its action in all other diseases
of the blood. Ask your Druggist for it, or
address the proprietor, DIR. David Kennedy,
Rondout, New York. june 0teod&wl I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

Statistics of pauperism in England, for the
year which closed in January last, furnish a
striking example of the poverty which exists
at the side of colossal fortunes and material
social and political progress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

The Pope has been applying himself with
assiduity to the study of English, and not
only can read it well but recently made a
very neat speech in that language to some
English ladies who had visited the Vatican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

The Texas Prohibitionists, at their State
Convention last week, decided that it was not
advisable to form separate political party =,
the great majority of the delegates being of
the opinion that the democratic party can be
made available, with proper action on the
part of the Prohibitionsts prior TO the meet
ing of the democratic State convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

Whatever doubts may exist as to the prac-
tical value to this country of the visits of
NJ Leon Chotteau. the French commercial
agent, there will be a general and hearty
appreciation of his sensible and manly ad-
dress before the st. Louis Merchants EX-
change on Wednesday last, in which he
declared that the decree forbidding the i'm
portation of American pork into France was
utterly without reason and an act of injustice
to both countries. In conclusion he expressed
the hope that Secretary Blaine would soon
succeed in getting the French Government to
listen to sound reason. The Merchants Ex-
change will forward NJ. Chotteau's manu-
script to the State Department as valuable
defence of American pork and forcible ex-
position of the whole question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15
Murray in Exile.
WHAT VERACIOUs CORRESPONDENT DIS
COVERED IN TEXAS.

On the way back from the Catholic missions
We stopped at a ranch on the banks of the San
Antonio river. about mile from San Antonio
and right in the midst of these ruined Span
ish cathedras and irrigating canals. Around
the ranch were green fields Of corn breast
high some dogs good enough for the West
chester dog show. and the handsomest horses
| ever saw The proprietor come out dressed
in baggy brown linen pantaloons. bed-tieking
| suspenders, and Yankee chip hat turned up
behind like Joshua Whitcombs. He was
very handsome man,--tall, muscular, with a
manly brow features fit for model, and a
rich. full voice, which spoke pure English.
I thought at once: "What a handsome man
How did YOU come down here on a rsnch?'
Yes he said, addressing my friend. ''my
| two men are sick, and I'm working like a
slave myself Yesterday / dug out that
| irrigating ditch, and I've drawn III loads of
manure this spring myself, and spread it on
the land, too. Look my hands are all callous.'
| What are you using manure on this rich
land here for:" / asked
"Well, the old Spaniards exhausted it. 1t
looks black and rich, but the life is all out
of it. / want to set cut a field Of tobacco.
Tobacco you know, takes good soil. I've
raised tobacco in Connecticut, and ] believe
can demonstrate that the best tobacco land
| in the world is in Texas. You won't be-
| lieve it.-you wouldn't believe man would
be such a fool.-but tell you, sir,
| am working for an idea. I want to prove
that crops can be raised here, and splendid
crops too, without irrigation. Come and see
the horses," he said, leading the way behind
the house.
"They are the finest in Texas" said my
friend. THAT mare can go in 30. and
either of these stations is worth sS000.
s.But who is the handsome fermit," /
asked, s'whose shirt is wet with honest sweat,
who tolls for an idea. and who has 5000
hoTsesE
That he said, sis the Rev. Adirondack
Murray 1 introduced him Murray,
didn't r."
But what is the eloquent Boston pastor,
and the author Of that charming book Of
summer travels in the Adirondacks, doing
| here? What's the secret? As Gen. Butler
would say, Who is she?'"
! That's it" said my friend, - be hit hy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

Attorney General johnson, of Kansas, has
given an opinion that the conscientious use
of wine at the communion service is not for
hidden under the new prohibitory liquor law
of that State, but that its sale for such pur-
purpose by either a licensed or an unlicensed
druggist would be clear violation of the
law, and would make him liable to the same
extent as if he sold liquor to be drank as a
beverage.
DIR. Schliemann's diggings at Orchomenos
have not been rewarded by great "inds. and
it is said to be his Intention soon to pursue
the excavations at Pergamon, which Humann-
Come began but did not complete. Another
project of his is to resume work at Mycena,
where he hopes to find the grave of Clytem-
nestra. His Trojan "fnd" has been set up
on the first floor of his new Athens mansion,
which is described as small palace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

Alexandra of Wales is represented as look
ing, at q recent State ball, the ''prettiest and
most charming lady in England" She is
also happy and popular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

A.W. Danforth, of Newburvport, Mass. has
been offered a large salary and expenses 10 90
| to China, with view TO establishing a wooden
mill there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

The autograph testimonial album to Mrs.
Rutherford b. Hayes by the women of Him
os has beer finished. The work consists of
six large volumes of six hundred and fifty
pages each. All through the volumes are
scattered india-ink drawings. The first sig
nature is that of Mrs. James X. Polk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15

Senator Bayard has interested himself in
securing favorable consideration of pension
claim preferred by John Brothers, of Middle
town, Del.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-15
AUGUSTA. MORNING,
DaiIp kennebfr Journal.

Ex-senator Thurman says he does not in
tend to be the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio this fall.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

provincia donde hay mas elsmentos de
riqueza comercial, industrial y sgrico-
las ? Rs este falts de cello y abando-
no de los Alcaldes, como go expresa
en- ell escrito indicsdo? Pero vamos
& demostrar la ver1ad de los hechos
E municipio aleuda unicamente 900 y
picc de pesos por varias atenciones y
hay pen1ientes de recsudsci6n del an
terror presupuesto la suma de 1,7OO Pc
sos, 10 que prueba clara y palpablemen-
to que este ano 10 mismo que ell ante.
rior existe an ell Ayuntamiento un so.
brante de 1000 y pieo de pesos, siL que
haya tenido que lamentar la jurisdic-
cion nj IN apremio, nj IN embargo du-
rsnte ell tempo que llevs de Alcslde
d. Manuel Tcrrens, nj hacer repartos
supletorios con que anteriormente sc
nos ha sacriticado, y en- la distrlbucion
que q fn de cada mes Sc hace con
acuerdo de la Jdnts Administrators y
4 proportion de la cantidsd recsudada,
SO distribuye entire todos los empleados,
con 10 que creo dejsr justi6cada la mas
estriots legalida1 Observable por nues
tro celoso Dslegado, que 81 bien vive
conssgrado 50 spreciable familis y
retraido en- 81 hogar, no por esta lauds-
BILE conducta, que tanto h)nrs al Sr.
Torrens, desatiende las obligaoiones
que reconoce muy bien al frente de la
Administrators, de los intereses proco-
munales del pueblo que tan bien sabe
administrar y tan buenos resultados ha
dado on dos amos que le tenemos aqui.
Hay ademas otras inexaotitudes y
sbsurdas sfrnaoiones de que "se per-
miten des6rdenes, csnciones y pslsbrss
obscenas y con perjulcio de Ia moral pn-
blics sin tener presente que nj ell Sr.
Alcalde nj los indivduos de Orden P1.
blicos han tolerado jamas semeiantes
y que 81 existen uno 9 dos
6bros consuetudinarlos on Ia poblacion
reciben muy meDudo So msrecido
corrective.
Ell que espontanesmente declara y
afrma estos conceptos, ha hgurado
siempre en- las alas del partido refor-
mist., y hace constar On el presente CO.
municado que ninguno de los hom bres
de buens fe y slguna signifciaci6n en-
ambas colectividades politicas de estu
localidad tiene motivos de queja con-
ira el actual Delegado.
Morovis, 5 de sgosto de 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

presencis de los cuales lego algunas dt
sus mejores poesias que agradaron mu-
cho los regios oyentes.
e. Peregrino. - Dsbido sin duda al.
gun desocnpsdo que ha querido pro
porcionarnos ia ratio de- diversion, reci
bimos ell otro dia IN ejempl del 6rga,
no de Ia chiAadura espiritista que We la
luz p1b'ic4 en- Hunacao.
L4stims que ell generoso remitente
haya periiio tan miserab'em nte ell
tempo man landonos IN peri6 iico one
no hamos lAi1o.
Mejor hubiesa procadilo envian 1olo
4 aqualla casa de la calls lie San Fran
cisco en- que suslen evooar espiritus de
todos colores categorias algunos cate
draticos secuacss de Allan Kardec y co.
rreligionarios por ende de don Sslo-
mon.
Mascaras. d esafia ando el NAL item :
po ell seutido oom1n, salieron slgunas
en- Ia tsrde del domingo.
Esto 81 que es correr ell bromszo del
siglo andar con los trapos mojsdos
i CuAnto me be diveftido dirian
alguuos bostezlndo y pouiendo 4 secar
las abigarradas vestim entss.
"a propo 'ito. -IOuindo sale por ahi
la msscarada de- la sociedad de bombos
mutuos que anunoi6 La Tyera en- su
penultImo numero
La esperamos con var1a1ara ansie-
dad, sunque temamos defraudara nues-
tras aspiraciones.
Folleto. -Hemos recibido uno que
contiene la defsnsa de La CiUiluaci6a =,
en- la causa formada al colega hace po-
CO, Y ell fallo del tribunal absolviendolo.
DAmos las grscias los remite ntes
por su stencion.
"E Buen H1mor. H. reapareoi-
do este dim nuto colega de la capital
cuya vista hamos recibido.
LIE desesmos muchos suscriptores.
Santoral. -Juevss, IL. S,n Tlburcio
y Santa Susaus.
Viernes, II. Santa Clarsy San Hi
p6lito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10

Pasajeros salidos en- ell vaDor "Aurrera"
para la Habana, Martin Parodi, Ag Bartolot
Carlos Pasteri, Recaredo Pando, Fermin To-
ledo, AQulilo Revilla, Gabriel Meniez, Anto.
MO Biagg Mageo Rucabado, A. Tonson, A.
Andersen j. Camberich
Llegados en- el vapor Lafayette, Pedro
Bisbal y Lorenzo Ulises Fernandez.
Llegados en- ell "Arno," D. Allister, L. Ke-
redier, A. Andersen, Martina V. fasting V
j. Duran.
Salidos en- el "Mendez Nuhez," Juan Sua.
rez, Francisco Suarez, Juan Barrosa, joss
Sierra hjos, Leandro Soler y Sra Ma
nuel Godinez.
En- ell "5an Juan" j. Goicoechea hiia, Nj.
canor Ferrer, NJ Acala del Oimo, Ramon
Bastie y nina, Miguel Roses, Luisa Rosado
Marcial y Antonio Lopez Pablo Masdevi, Ma.
ria Deogracias Rosado y niiios, Juan de la
Rosa, Manuel Gomez, Felix Aramburu, Ma.
nuel Rodriguez, Antonio Fort, Manuel Tore
gresa, Le II Lopez, Lorenla Correa, Pc lro Y
Eugeno Cruz, Ramon Dozero, Lope Vera,
Santiago Palmer, Arturo Carreras, NJ. Marti-
nez, Onotre NJ LOmpart Cristlna Hernandez,
Sa Jas Pedrosi, Tomas Gcessi, sra Belen
Vid a., Rattela Santos | Il na Nicolas Ares.
pacochaga, Isa0sl Lujo 2 hljas, Belen Coz
dova, David AIlister, Carmen, Dolores, Rosa.
Ez .quiela y Maria Suarez, y niios, jose
Gonzaiez y 5la , Jose Ceeiro, Sra. Antonio
Suar,z, Hip6ito Herng tamilis, Francisco
Piquer Sra.
En- ell ''Elcano," Margarita vergara, Gena.
ra Monel hja, Jose Garcia, Antonio V,zca
rrondo y esposA, Liza Tiyolo, Lusa Masgua,
Mic .ela Mancevo, n nos Jos6 Mendez A.
caya Antonio Morant, Francisco Gauoves, Vi
cente Lover, Francisco Juiani, Lorenzo O..
liato, Miguel Sampayo Juan Mario, Blasna
S,nto, Juan Delgado, Oasimlra Carbia, Euge
Mo Ruiz, Jesus Boni, Moriano B)r, Doctor
Moret, Fernando Angulo y familia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10
GACETA DE HOY.

Real Orden nombrando ayudante l.
de ObFss p6blicas de esta isla Don
Antonio Alfonso Herrera.
--Por IL Secretaria de- Ia Audiencis
se participa haber tornado possession dc
an cargo oil s del corriente el Sr. d. Jo-
ss n. Martos, presidente de aqu6lls,
nombrsdo el "A de junio.
r--I4os exEmensa de IL escuels de Ga
yey dsrsn principle el l. de setiembre
eonclny 6ndose el IL
-En los diss 10. 20, III , "a tendEk
sugar en- este syuntamisate 81 Esmats
del abAsto de- esEns,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10
librOS baratl,imOs.

En- la imprenta del BoLErN Sc ven.
len 80 centavos encua ierna los tels
iegIesa, y q 20 q Ia rdstica
NovfsimO K 1mancero espahol, tomns. por
Alcllde Valladares, ID az de B .nju o IA otros
Guadalete C1vadonga pagina de Ia His.
toria patria
Manual de mecanica popular, por don To-
mas Ar no
Idem de metalurgia por don Luis Barnaga.
ldem de agronomia por don Alvarez
1dem de Industrial qufmcas inorgaaicas
tomos por F. Barguer
Idem de qaimica orgaaica por don GaIriel
de Ia Puerra
Idem de mdsica por NJ Bazquez de Villa
campa
Idem de tisica popular por don Gumersindo
V'cunA.
Idem del albafil por don Ricardo Marcos
Bausa
Ell Rom ,ncero de Zamora por don Ossa-
REQ Fernandez Duro.
Manual de extradicc6n compilad0 por don
r G. Santsteba
lem arooes frutales por don E. PlA.
Iden del con iuctor do maquinas tipograa-
cas- por Monet tomos
Iiem del fundidor de metales Por E.
3ergne.
Idem de litografa por don Justo zloater
iOa j. Garcla.
Id IN de ceramica tomos pr don Manuel
Pih6n.
Le6l Castillo del afo $50 al 1880, paginaS
e la historic patria.
Man lal de cerislcultura, por don Jose Ga.
ante
Manual de cultivos agricolls, per don E.
Pla
lem de aguas regos, por don r. Laguaa.
Aho crlstiano, enero aoril, por el Padra J.
Orset,
Uultiyo de los arboes torestales de adorno,
por don E. Pla, Ingeniero, LlceuciAlo en- cien-
cias.
Manual de astronomia popular, por don Ar.
berto Bosch
La .milis, p1r don Teodoro Guerrero.
De echo administrativo por don Francisco
Can amaque.
Manual de minerologia, pOr Muhoz de Ma.
darilga
Frasas celebrees, por F. Picatoste,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10
Oayey P. R agosto / c de 1891.

Muy s.. mio Segln circnlar one antacede,
tengo ell gu ,to lie pnrIi :ipar V. haberme he
n c ,rg de la liquidac6n de Ia extinguda
rasi Utset y Villa, para cootinnar en- los mis-
mos negoclos que la anterior, baio mi solo
nombre.
Ru 90 V, So sirva disnensarne Ia misma
con ianza que mis- ant ses pres suseribiendo'
me de V, atectisimo Us S. =. b. ). M.-Fran-
cisco Villa. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10
GW RGU II n R.
Cayey P. R. agosto l.9 lie 1881

Cayey P R. agosto /. . lie 1881
5r.
Muy sr nuestro Ten amos ell glat0 ds par
tcipara V qua habenao espirado nuestro
contrato social, y p)r mdtuo convene. queaa
dis lelta la sociedad mercantil qua IN jtrado %
este pueblo btjo la ra26 de
UTSET Y villa
qua lando su iqu dacioa cargo de D. Fran
else, Vill, nor compra que este hiz' al so 10
Utset de todas SIS accIon s derechOS.
Qued amos agradecidos Ia clntanzA qHs
uos Ia dispense 10 gan lis Ia "a extern
silva nueslro successor nos s1scrbn0S atentm
VS. : 0 B. j. M-UTSETY villa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10
Pisapapo.es luminoSoS.

A lemas del extepso y varisdo surti"
40 d. efeotos DO escritorio, acahA de
rccibir Ia imprenta del BoLErfN, entire
otras curiosidades, unos nls"papeles Iu-
minosos, que detalla de 81 2 uno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-10
LOteria provincial d. PuArto-RicO.

LISTA de los tmero9 nrem'Getos en- el
.S3rteo or,linario n l80, elebr7do el 6
DE Aq0sto lie 1881