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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
AT AIRANY.

ALBANY, May 24-A feature of the
days events in connection with the Sena-
tOrial question was the arrival on the scene
of the Senators themselves, accompanied
by Vice President Arthur.
The Senate adjourned half an
hour before the time fixed for adj djournment,
In addition to this, both Houses were to
hold afternoon sessions, but each adjourn
ed over until tomorrow morning.
Promptly at $40 the train containing
the ex-Senators and friends ran into the
depot. There had already gathered quite
number of persons, among them
several members of both Houses. When
the train stopped, Congressman Crowley
stepped on the platform, followed by Conk-
ling and Platt The reception was a cor
dial one, though not as enthusiastic as
Conkling has received on former visits.
Neither were there so many people present.
They proceeded to the Delevan House.
Shortly afterwards Gov. Cornell drove up
to the hotel, proceeded to Conkling's room
and had a brief interview. The guests
devoted the afternoon to quiet private in
teryiews with members of the Legislature.
The morning opened with the situation UNI
changed
Senator Conkling held levee all the
evening at the Delavan House. The Grant
cIuo OF this city and country entered the
room IN body and presented the ex-Sen-
ator the following:
10 Republicans: The Grant club, which has the
largest membership Of any political organization in
tle county OF Aloany, and whose guiding principle
mas been In It's fidelity to the party organization and
me loyal support of the regular nominations of the
republican party, in the present political excite
eh call your attention to several plain facts which
eelh P 70 point the path of duty and honor TO every
tbpuolcan who believes in the grand principles OF
m party and desires to its organization and
"a as as perpetuated. No can forget the gloom
tbo e uarkness which settled like night upon
faeted eiS y Mnen James G. Blaine hnnbled and des
oesTo 81 ms as own state was powerless to give one
ybc d VI opg one ray of light. The great leaders
and Y iallY TIE party to battle had been insnlted
diSoo+iss5 aiageI ga and the masses sullen,
r 1S. anu s almost helpless. Then Il that
The nS;i; an. anu roscoe Coukng casting aside the
on tI anu insults which had been heaped mp
ton and 1--we ~ % th oy loyalty the party organza
came 70 tb me u the nation, entered the conflict and
bad oat OF the jaws of defeat and the a b;e
t aa ualed In dust in Maine rose ns w. = l';, 4;
~ N1oLy 1y LOT 1ames A Garfield The Jralh;Ss ~ ,a5 "a
last pectIul consideration and traat, ~ ~ ~
srfat nlosl nonored and trusted renresaa.sti ~
sS t transportation and treatment has mot h es
Io ~ l. lnem With the most un,vorthv oesn 49, ~
cueS VI Dalne has sought to mislead the pr;d
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
Various reports from various
sources.
The New York matter still
unsettled.
The usual amount of items
and accidents.
DEATHS DELTGE.

LONDON, ONT, May 25-Trips were
made down the river four miles to Spring
Bank, popular summer resort. Three or
four steamers are plying thither daily. The
Victoria made her last trip at p. M; with
a large load of passengers variously esti-
mated at from four to six hundred. The
boat shipped water on the down trip, but
all went well until the return, when about
half way home, the pranks of some play
ful youths on the lower deck or the strik-
ing of rhe boat on snag caused a rush to
one side, ane the water, a foot or two
deep, broke over the lower deck, which
was crowded with passengers. Instantly
the crowds on both the decks rushed
to the opposite side, and their weight and
water shipped, caused it to lurch in an OPP
posite direction and the boat sunk one or
two feet. While the crowd on the upper
deck were struggling to save themselves
from slipping into the river the stancheons
suddenly gave way and the whole upper
deck with its load of human beings came
down on those below, crushing and i'm
prisoning them. 1t is impossible to des-
cribe the scene that followed The boat
continued settling sideways, taking with it
many passengers who were stunned
The work of securing the dead from un-
der the wreck of the Victoria is still going
actively on. One hundred and seventy
bodies have been recovered, and most Of
them brought to the city. All the under
takers shops are besieged, and coffins are
going out by the score. The crowds at
the river bank and steamer landing have
not diminished
Among the bodies identified are two
daughters of Hon. James Barnes. The
list of identified is still very incomplete
A large number of bodies remain on the
grounds at Sulphur Springs baths awaiting
claimants.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25

and strike bloSg at the representatives Of the Re-
publicans OF New York. He seeks his own advance
menIby encouraging interal the ranks of the
hepuoIiean party, and by attempting to break down
and triumphant career he is jealous and envions
We appeal to those who appreciate honest public ser
vice. VINO believe in fidelity to friends who hold the
interests OF the Republican party higher in esteem
tnan Ioaves and fishes. who believe in honor among
our public servants who would rebuka poIitica1
the men who have won victories. upheld orr
principles and saved the life the Republican, marty
Let no man be ashamed OF the name StaIwart Sus-
tain the leader who has often sustained YOU and
let Maine dictator understand that all New York
asks is respectful treatment and a proper
consideration OF its representatives.
lie thanked the chairman and the club
retired
The following letter was sent to Senator
McCarty this evening:
ALBANY. May 24--Dear Sir: beg to call your
attention to nay letter of yesterday, Inviting your
committee to unite in joint Republican caucus of
Republican members of the legislature. The same
letter delivered yesterday to another member
was received last evening and l waited all day in
the hope that you would further advise of the
proposed action of your committee. We requir-
ed by law to vote on Tuesday next and Monday
will be held on that day. Thursday evening there
fore seems to be the latest time to which the caucus
can be postponed. Asking your early attention TO
the exigencies of the occasion. beg to ad that
am at present in in parlor g of the Delavan and
would be happy to meet you for consultation
G. III. SHARPE.
ID. Mccarthy replied to Speaker Sharpe
that he would call meeting of the caucus
committee at the earliest possible moment.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
SPARE THE SNAKES.

From the Troy lkan) Chlef.
A gentleman from Troy, who owns a
farm which he has been renting out for
some years, tells US that he always has a
special provision in his lease, binding the
tenant not to kill or allow anyone to kill a
snake on the farm. He says that he has
learned from long experience that major
ity of the snakes in this country are harm
less to persons, while they destroy an i'm
mense amount of mice, bugs, young rab-
bits and other pests of the orchard
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
REMONSTRANCES.

ALBANY, May 25.-Wagner presented re-
monstrances from Republicans of Glovers-
vile, Ballstcn, Waterford and ST. Johns
vile against the return of Senators Conk-
ling and Platt. The sessions presented
similar remonstrances from citizens of
Cattaraugus county Robinson from citi-
zens of Westchester county on the same
subject and Lynde from the citizens of
ST. Lawrence of similar import.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
Ponder on these Truths.

KidneyWort is natures remedy for kid
ney and liver diseases, piles and constipa-
ton.
sure indication of disease. Take Kidney
Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the
blood. Kidney Wort revives them and
cleanses the system.
Headabhe, bilious attacks. dizziness,
and loss of appetite, are cured by Kidney
Wort.
See adv
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Secretary Win
dom's funding operations are drawing to q
successful close. The treasury estimates
550, 600, 600 of bonds have been refunded
at 81. The remaining bonds now due viii
be paid from surplus of revenues, and can
celled these viii amount to about 10000
600.
1t is reported that Z. S. Marshal Dud
ley, Indiana, viii be appointed land com
missioner
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
A DEAD FAILURE.

New YORK, May 25.-The meeting in
Chickering hall this evening of the support
ers of the administration of President Gar
field was dead failure. No promin-
ent speakers or politicians were
present and none of the long list of pro
minent New Workers nominated as vice
presidents Maj Pangborn of the Jersey
City Jour.nal and Col. Ethan Allen spoke.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
THE STAIWARTS

ALBANY, N. Y, May 25.-Both factions
are strong. Alvord says the case of the
senators is weaker than yesterday. Stall
warts claim Conkling has gained several
votes since his arrival and win triumph.
The refusal of the senate committee to
caucus was expected At noon startwarts
report fifty signatures for their call of
only faur are more needed
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
ANOTHER EXODUS.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 25--In the Baptist
home missionary society this morning Hon.
Geo. W. Williams (colored) of Ohio stated
in the course of a discussion on New Mex
leo that 10000 colored people of Louisiana
and many from other southern states were
preparing to emigrate to that country dur
ing the coming summer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
II Don't Want that stuff, ;"

Is what lady of Boston said to her hus-
band when he brought home some medicine
to cure her of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
years. At first attack thereafter it was ad-
ministered to her with such good results
that she continued its use until cured, and
made so enthusiastic in its praise that she
induced twenty two of the best families in
her circle to adopt it as their regular family
medicine That stuff is Hop Bitters.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
M'CARTHY's LETTER.

ALBANY, May 25. = Dennis Mccarthy.
chairman of the senate caucus committee,
with George Fl. Foster and W. H. Rock
well, have written a letter to Speaker
Sharpe, declining to write the call for a
joint caucus, and expressing the belief that
in the joint session of the Legislature each
man should vote according to his con-
science and the wishes of his constituents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., May 25.-By the
caving in of an embankment, this morning
at the New Cut Pennsylvania railroad
company, three laborers were killed and
two seriously injured
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
PRORARuITJES

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Indications:
For upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valley, winds generally from east to south
east and partly cloudy weather; light local
rains and stationary or slowly falling bar
Ometer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
AN nIn sOLDIER DEAD

CHICAGO, May 25.-William Otto one of
Napoleons soldiers at Leipsig and Water
loo, died at Watertown, Wisconsin, yester-
day, aged 81.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
FAILED,

BosToN, May est is reported that
Stedman & Tufts, brokers, have failed
They were largely short on the stock mar
knf
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
VARYING VALUATION,

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-The assessed value
of property in the city has fallen off 5000,
900 in the past year. The mayors message
urges an inquiry.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
. SUNDAY SCHOOL sT0RY

New YoRK, May 25.-In Brooklyn to-
day 8741 teachers and $4,000 children took
part in the Sunday school parade
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
FOR GARFIELD.

ELMIRA, May 25.-The Adcertiser which
heretofore advocated, now opposes, the
reelection of Conkling and Platt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25

s'Tis beanty truly blent whose red and waite,
Natures owa sweet and GINNING hand laid ON
P0zzoni's powder imparts q richness
Making the akin as soft ~ down.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25

s~f.,ln puper NAV be found op die gll times at
C. X d r. H. K Ticket once. No. Sc clark ST.,
Chicago where oar friends are 81 liberty to call
and examine il"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25

FoR Old newspapers at SO cents
per 100 at The ARGUS office.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25
Waw YORK Market.
NEW YORK, May 25
FINANCIAL

Wheat-Feverish and excited: 1@2c higher; No
white June 24A July PAS; No red May
<2tz al 2s; June 25S +: July 24n a 26
Corn Cash and May II a 3st better; mixed west
ern tpot 45GD455s; do futures 55SQ58
Oats-Shade stronger; western 44MQ52; No
June 49, /; Aug 80
Pork-Weak; new 16 20; cd Is %
Lard-Lower; 10 05
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-25

milwaukee, Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 25
Wheat-1c higher; 051a casht 0G4 June;
072s July; 05h Aug
Coru--No2 ASK.
UGts-No ?, 375a.
Barley-No 2. 95.
Rye-11 II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06
DiSOluciOn de las COrteS

Ds la Gaoeta del 30 copiamos este
lmportants docamento
Ell "Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultramar
participA al Excmo. s.. Gobernador
General, en- telsgrama reclbido ayer,
que por r al D 'oreto publica1o en- Ia
Gaceta de HtdriA
Primsro Sc daclaran disueltos el
Congreso de los Diputados y la parte
electiva del Senado.
Saguni 10: So pravisne qua las Oor-
tss 80 reunirln en- NJ 4drid 8. dia 20 de-
s ,tiembre pr6ximo.
Tercero Las elecciones de Ssnado-
res Diputados se veri6,aran an Ia
Peninsuls, Islas B Balsares, Cuba Pa-r-
to-Rico con arrag', 4 las L9yes DE- 8
de Fsbrera do 1877, 2S de Doiem bre
de 1873 y 9 lie Enero de 1879.
Y ouarto' Qls las elecclopes de Di-
outaios 50 v9nissrln an to1as las
provincias de la MDnarquia el dia 81
de agosto pr6ximo y las de senalores
al dia 2 de setiembre siguiente.
Por orden de s. E. SO pubica en- la
Gaceta para general oonocimiento.
Puerto Rico, 20 da j1nio d. 1881
Et Secr4tario del Gobiarno General,
Francisco Fontan1ls y Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06
iiATENCION Il
Garcia d O'FdrriU.
AGEATEs GENERATES CoNTsIoN1sTAs.
TETUAN, 26.

Ofrecen al p1blico:
Cerveza Lager Beer americana ell barriles
lie dOcenas botellas y de 10 decenas medias
caias de una docena botellss cerveza IN
glesa marca CASTILLO en- barriles de 1 do
cenas boteas, docenas medas I docenas
medias canecas tabacO de Virginia en- rama
en- rdos de un quintal en- manillas marca
CIERVO en- cajas de COY 81 libras canel6n
en- cunlas de libras barriles de yeso
calcinado IN polvo; hsrina de trigo america.
na marca FAVORITA en- barriles espahola
superior en- sacos marca GALLO; maiz en-
gcano; galletas de pilot en- barriles gslietits
lie soda en- cajas de % lbs gas kerosins bri-
lante en- canecas latas manteq quills sneri-
cana en- latas de 10, 5, 2 y lbs. manteca
marca CERDITO en- Iatas de q y 10 lbs Gu.
netes del Nore saada jamones Dances sAu-
mldOs superiorisimos habichuelss frescas
blancaS colOradas quesos marca YOUNG
AMERICA de en- cajas; betdn Saratoga
Drawing para zapatos en- cajtas de una doce-
ia frsscos almidon de Espsiia MAGNOLIA
en- cajas de ~ 45 los tocineta en- cajas dc
loo llbras cacao de Venezuela Gu sacos de
una fanega Champagne EXTRA-DRY ana
ricano en- cajas de 2sI2 botellas, y 6ltmamen.
ts ell probado fertzador vegetal para siem-
bras de tabacodel que queda muy .poce.
Todo buenO y baratO
Tetuan, 26. GARCIA G O'FARRILtA
IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06
SOCIEDAD ANONIHA DB CRRDITO ABRCANTIL
s. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
CanIratorIa 4 unta general eltrastaR,fi,.

En- cumplimiento de un acuerdo tendo On 10
Ultima Junta general ordinaria de accionstas
Sc conyoca los de esta Socie lad, para Ia que
ten1ra lugar ell TIA 20 del pr6zimo Julio q las
doce del dia en- los salones del Casino espafol
de esta Ciudad, con objeto de dar cuenta Y
resolver en- el expedente tornado por esta
SOciedad, snbre conversion de los b4letaa del
Tesoro de Puerto Rico, creaci6n de un Ban
co de circulaci6i sJbre las bases de esta So
ciedad
e C1nse de nirecci6a de esta So iedad
aprovechando esta reuni6a y hacienda uso de
una de las atribuciones que marca ell artleulo
40 de los Estatu os ac0rdo se diara cuenta en-
esta Junta del estado de la Sociedad. de algu-
mas mOdifcaciones en- cuanto al regimen inte-
rior De la eecci6n de concsjeros
AL efecto sc recuerda Y hace saber klos Sc
iioros accionistas para su intelgencia cum
plimiento de los EstatutOs Reglamento 10
que sigue:
l Para que tenga efecto la Junta deberi
concurrir un ndmsro de accionistas que repre-.
sente, cuando me elos, la mitad del capital 80.
cial reazadO.
2 Solo tienen v0z Y vo O los accionistas Cue
posaan cnco acciones desde res mases anteS
Ia Junta general
Nnguu acei0nista cualqlera que sea el
ndmero de acciones one posea, poirA emitr
por 81 mas de un voto; pero tendra adenias
uoo nor clda represent tci6n que legitimamen-
to ejerza.
E. derecho de asstenca la Junta gena-
raj puede legarse en- Otro acc onista pOr me-
dio lie poder general 8 especial, por carts
siempre que on ol dtim0 case sea c0nocida en-
la Direccl6n de la socedad Ia forma del dele
gante la garantice Otra fr.na que tengl ese
reQuS 10.
Las vludas, las solteras y los ausentes de 10
isa pueien dar p0der especial al etecto per.
SOMA extrana la SOciedad
L04 ceSad 3, los memories y los estableci-
mientos pG0coi pueden c0ncurrir por medic
de suS legitim )S representatives los cuales on
cqso necesario deberan acreditar dicho csrSc-
ter
5 Desde ell dia de Julio podran los intere-
sados concurrr a la Secreta1a de la Socie.
dad recoger Ia papeleta de asistencia q
la Junta, sin Cuyo docmento no ser&n admit
das en- ella.
A tenor del artlcul0 81 de los Estatu-
'tuos no 30 ira tratarse en- esta Junta de otros
asuntos que los que han mOtivado su citaci6n.
Dada la necesidad de reunirse un crecido
numero de accionistas para poder celebrar
sc sion, Sc ruega a estos su coucnrencia fin
de poder resolver en- los asuntos que m0tivsn
su citaci6n
San Juan, Puerto REQ % juuio de 1884,.
El Sub director,
p. URARR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06
GACEEflIslAS.

Monumento.-Parece que ell de- Pom
GO 50 ilevara 4 efecto con todo luio Y
esplendor perC 10 costearan 10 que
mas han ganado con la lAy de % de
mario de 1873, 4 saber, ell B 4nco Union
Genera de Paris, los agentes de la ne
gocisci6n en- Pouce y los Iibertos. ST
fa9ra cierta esta noticia, aplaudimos la
idea, y nos declaramos partidarios del
monumanto abolicionista.
Sucida.-Ayer { el 90 dice La Cr6ai.
ca de Ponce en las inmediacones del
bsrrlo de la Playa encoutrose shorcado
un hombre qulen St conoce con el
nombre de Antonio Diaz.
Taller de mueb' b'es. Don GuiIlermo
Fernandez Pinln, ebauista aveutajado,
ha alberto una buens f.brica de mue-
hles en- la Gale del Cristo n1mero 25
que recomendamos al p1blioo.
Una notabilidad. - S4ludamos cor
efusi6n al professor de- Aguas- Bdenas
don Ramon del G. DiaE, asombrado,
ante la sublimidad de la dlocuci0a gu,
on al peri6dlco official del ramo espeta
la Junta local de Instruction. e Sc
nor DIsz, que hasta ahora habia vivid,
modestaments ooulto, es un eminente Ii
terSto oompsrado con oil oual son nino
de teta los maes!ros Arnaldo y nuestro
aca iemicos ceryanticOs, Salgs en- bue
hora al paIenque de Ia publicidad G
ilustrs preOeptor do Aguss-Buenas J 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06

Herminio Padial, Francisco Meji J una hja
Leon Paredes, Enriqueta Fgueroa. De AFRO
yo: Narciso Daussa, j. Agn o, A. J. Amadeo,
Martin Miranda, Manuel Fernandez, Leandro
Fernandez DE Humacao; Tonas Gros y
compsfta de 6pera, NJ Toro Quihoues, Sera-
a. Nova Luis G4utier, Eneterio Colon, Al
f'edo Casals, sonora Y : nin 's, Eena ala
z6n, hermana 3 nin)s, jose Diaz 0aro, Ra-
fael Pereda, Manuel de Tomas, Ramon Amo.
r6s sonora DE N4gu b Tomas Morales
seflora DE Fdjardo; Jose Morris, Juan Ro-
drigusz, Francisco Alvarez, Ant Mo Suero,
B. Mald0nado = 4 nhls
En- e 'EIcan0. Ricardo Loho, Juan J NJ.
Csrtegena, safiora sohrina, Antonio Frias.
jose Roig Colomer, jose Aparico, Carlos IL
QuerdO. Amalia Gcquedo, Pedro Perez, Ana
cleto Cabsllero, Agnstin Caimano, Martin Flo
rit, Rafael Borras, Juan Luian, Domingo Ce-
ira. jose de Cells, Jesds Martinez, Tomas Mo-
rs, Antonio Rojss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06

Fl sdbdito italiano Dos FRANCISCO RAaAE,
Pr fesor de mdsica alumno que fae en- el Real
f'0Hservat0rio de mdsca de la cudsd de Nk-
poles, bajo h dire ecci6n del que fue muy conoci-
do maestro lsen0r Mercadantel two el gusts
ell honor de pres-ar sus serviGios en- e ei6r
tito de mar terra de los Estados-U -Unidos
cinco amos, sieta en- el espahol, en- elase do
mdsico mayor, ell cual reserva gus respectivos
documeptos tiene el gnsto de ofrecerse al
res etable rGbiico de esta capital para la en-
sefanza de mdsica = piano, hacieadose cargo
del cudado de este, respecto 4 Ia a1naci6n J
hlguna cuerda que puedA faI.arle, por la mem
sualidad de 8 pesos SO cebtavos. FL mismo
c0mp0De y afna pianos y admte abonos para
las afciones de los mismos por peso mensual
despue3 de la primera ainaci6n.
Daran informes en- Ia joyerfa del seior Fu-
riaty, Plaza de Armas, 70. JUL 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06
Calzad0 froSCO.

En- La Americana, dep6sito de eaIzado,
calle de Fortaleza. ndmero 20, Sc ha recibi.
do por ell vapor Alfonso XII IN sur lido CON-
pleto de calzado de todas clases acreditadas
marcas para senoras, caballeros nlfos.
Renovaran en- to los los cOrreos su surtido
BUENO, FRESCO Y BAR ATO.
jun. IA. Piza d Hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06

PasaIeros legados en- ell "San Juan DE
Mayagaez: v Pagan, Jose NJ Quiisnes, Car
los b Hernandez Jose Fernandez Crespo,
Uarmelo BAscaran, G rios Faiardo. n Banco,
Francisco saez Y fora, Triton Fernandez y
sefora Juan Gomez DE Ponce: Francisco
Martinez 10 Galart, Polcarpo Echevarr4s,
Nicolas Martinez Frahci- go Fernandez, Anto-
uio Muhoz, Andres LAVA, Rosa Becerra
Toro, soidados, Francisco Ruiz, Manuel
Santos, Juan Y Csrrero, Agustin Castillo,
Leon A. LoriA J l niho, Joaquin @artipe1'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06
CIase de diblj, natural.
3O.-CALLE DE TETUAN-30

Participamos los padres de familia, en-
tusiastas del bello arte lie Ia pintura que des-
de el dia Is del prasenta mes ie junio abri-
remos una cla3e de Dib ljo n ttural para
que los genios desconocidos que existen en-
el pals aticionados las bell4s artas, ple-
dan mostrar sus talentos y habilidades en-
muy co to tempo lie a )ren llzaje Ell pre-,
clio por meses adelantados un peso cincuenta
cent tgos.
Tambien admitimos media docena de
alumnos uobres debiendo nresentar uua bo-
leta del comi,ario del barrio que 10 acredite-
NOTA :-Se Tetocaran cuadros al 6leo de-
teriorados y se barnizan quedando en- buon
estado.
is MOLINA & CABRERA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-06
AVISO.

FL Sr Alfonso Mahti afnador de pianos,
tiene ell gusto lie ofrecer los servicios de su
profession, admitiendo abonos por afios y
comprometiendose afinarlos On los meses
sguientes: Enero, MarZo, Mayo, Julio Sc
tiembre Noviembre, II pesos anuales.
81 una vez abonadOs, alguno no quisieso
Hfnar su piano en- loc meses anuAciAdos,
pagaran su quota de dos pesos como 81 50
hu0lese vrihcado, menos que le den aviso
con ounce dias de anticipation.
Dicho abono empezara en- ell pr6ximo mes
de Julio.
Espero 6rdenes en- mi principal punto de
residencia.
Juana- Diaz, calle del Comercio mum. 81.
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