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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-04-15
Volume .XXXVII.---No, 45,

tenn. In the present manner of grow
ing corn for the grain, there is neces-
sarily a very large quantity of very
valuable cattle food besides the grain
itself. In the feeding of it we have
never considered necessary, nor ac-
knowledge the great benefits of, roots
as an accompanying food. Being too
far from the cities the purchase of
manure is out of the question, and
root growing, other than on the best
manured and cultivated land, is un-
profitable. Such, at least after several
trails, we have found it to be. We do
coRcede that the coats of cattle will
look sleeker and they will drink less
water, when fed on roots, and conse-
quently in cold weather and in cold
stables look better. The same can bs
said of steamed food, butt in warm Sta
bles, with water to drink that is of
such temperature cattle should have,
| have yet to see the man that could,
ny handling or sight, tell the food
they eat. Knowing by long practical
experience the value of corn fodder,
We cannot throw it away and not be-
ing able to get the grain without it,
we feed it, and with profit. Neverthe-
less, if there is in ensilage one forth
Of what its most sanguine advocates
claim, we shall be ready to adopt it at
once, provided that they can divide
the cultivated land of the farm for
the production of its several
crops, and yet show that ensilage is
profitable. Specialists and enthusi-
asts in their growing of one certain
crop often overlook the fact that the
American farmer must 80 divide his
sources of revenue, as not to be swamp
ed by the failure of any one.
In order to get a satisfactory answer
| would ask how to arrange a farm
and the growing of the crops upon it,
under system of ensilage. | mean a
farm now run on the old plan, which
has at present $50 acres in wheat, $50
in grass, and $50 to plant in corn, and
the same to be sowed in oats. There
is besides this arabic land, over 400
acres suitable for pasturage only. The
farm must carry 80 head of horses,
200 head of cattle, 800 sheep and so
hogs. We do not wish to curtail the
grain producing area one acre. In
truth We can now produce only about
one-third of what we feed. What we
do want is to grow more grain
more fat producing food-at less cost,
and with it if possible, to adopt ensil-
age, but not at the cost of losing the
use of food that we know is valuable.
We have in different years cut the
corn from the several acres sown
broadcast about as thick as it would
grow averaging 81 feet high, and we
have very distinct recollection that
1t was hard, heavy and aisagreeabls
work. The books show that it cost
more t. get it off than some parties
same books show that the yield in
weight was not near what they claim.
Our acres were measured, the work
was paid for, and the corn was weigh
ed"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-04-15

drunkenness" to which fate viii
tempt him.
Stormy March, has, and needs, the
bloodstone, which gives courage and
wisdom in perilous undertakings and
firmness in affection"
To fickel April, all smiles and tears
belongs the deep-blue sapphire, which
''frees from enchantment and denotes
repentance and kindness of disposi.
ton"
The emerald belongs to May, and
it's brilliant green suits the sprins
verdure. "It discovers false witnesses
and insures happiness in love and
domestic felicity"
The agate, which belongs to the
flowery month Of June, "causes its
wsarer to be invincible in The feats
of strength, and insures long life,
health and prosperity"
To burning July the glowing ruby
belongs, and it is benefcent stone
for it both ''discovers poison, and cures
all evils springing from the unkind-
ness of friends"
The sardony1 to him who is born
in August, ENSURES conjugal felicity"
The chrysolite preserves from de-
spsir' him who is born in September.
To ripe October belongs the pale
opal, with the CLINT of ire at its heart
-''stone Of misfortune, but also Of
hope"
The pearl meaning "tears and pity"
is assigned to sad November, but let
him who is born in December take
heart of grace, for the light blue tur-
quoise assures to him ''prosperity in
love"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-04-15

ly to the door to admit her guardian
"Well, puss, what have you been
doing during my absence:' asked
Mr.. Delmayne, as he seated himself
before the glowing CRATE and warmed
his chilled fingers.
"Oh, dear! cried Dot, 81 have been
shyckingly bad. | can't remember
one half the wickednsss | have COM
mitted. Iou must apply to madame
for the details she has long black
list of misdsmsanors ready for your
private ear; but, Guardy, did you sue
ceed in finding a husband for me 20
"Yes," answered Mr.. Delmayne,
composedly, but whether you will be
suited, remains to be seem"
81 suppose | shall be compelled to
marry him whether | will or no, re-
joined Dot, merrily.
Not by any MEANS" answered the
guardian, gravely.
"Oh, that is decidedly common
place-you are not at all like the cru
ell guardians in stories, who compel
their wrstched wards to we'd the one
they choose for them. am quite dis
appointed.
"Oh, very we'll, said Mr.. Delmayne,
Elf you wish me to assume the role of
tyrant, | will do so with pleasure. The
person | have chosen will, | am sure,
strive to make you happy; but re-
member there is to be no appeal from
my decision"
at is really going to be romantic
after ALL" cried Dot, clapping her
hands; "but when am to be present
ed to my fate: Now if he had only
sent his photograph, the affair would
be complete"
Il believe | have it," said Mr.. Del
mayne, cody producing his pocket
book.
Dot glanced curiosly at the carte de
visike which be passed to her, and be-
held the handsome face oil her guard
ian.
"Well," said Mr.. Delmayne, draw
ing his ward to his side. and trying to
look into her downcast eyes.
Dot hid her face for moment on
her guardians shoulder, then, look
ing up with y charming color, she
said. demurely:
"As there is 10 be no appeal from
your decision, | suppose m"st sub
nit"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-04-15
Garden Work for April

All who desire to have q good gar
den to supply all the vegetables needed
for the comfort and health Of the fam
lily, will not delay moment in pre-
pairing the same and sowing the var
iesies of seeds proper to be sown this
month.
Asparagus Bed-If you have none,
plant bed at once. If you have one,
rake it over and take off all litter,
spread cost Of we'll rotted manure
and fork it in, then rake it smooth
md top dress the bed with heavy
coating Of salt
Oaions-Sow onions for picking
md for use. Set out onion setts of
different Sorts. Put ont plenty, for
they are always useful and meet ready
sale in the markets. The red onion
grows large from the seed, if not left
too thick. The Portugal is mildsr
and grows to good size. The Silver
Skin is the most popular and best for
family, though they are not as good
keepers as other sorts. The Wealth
ers6eld red onion keeps we'll and is
q great producer on strong rich soil.
In growing onions from seeds or setts,
mistakes are often made in their cul-
ture. If from seeds, they should be
lthinned to two or three inches apart
in the rows if for picking, they should
bs left much closer so as not to grow
too large. The rows are usually a
bout IA inches apart. In New Eng
land we have seen onions growing very
thickly and piled almost one above
the other, Of large size, but the land
was rich and although naturally stiff,
oy proper communion was as frisble
as an ash bank. A light alluvial soil
suits this popular vegetable best
Onion setts should be planted or
rather pressed into the ground, two
inches apart. and the bulbs never
covered with earth. The ground
kept light by frequent raking hoeing,
until they nearly reach maturity.
Cabbage Plants and Seed If you
have plants large enough set them out.
Sow seeds Of early sorts, and Winning
stadt cabbage seed for early fall use.
Caulifower and Broccs1i-Sow in a
rich, open border, seeds Of these deli
cious vegetables for autumn use.
Hot Bsds-Attend closely to the
hot beds, and give all the air possible
with all the moisture needed.
Siberian Kale-If not sown last
month SOW bed now, Sprinkle the
seed thinly over rich we'll prepared
bed, and roll or tramp with the feet
The Kale will soon start and need no
further cultivation.
Peas-SoW few rows every ten
days. Or SOW early aud late peas at
the same time, and they will follow in
succession. Alpha and Chamrion of
England, or some marrow pea can now
be sown and will follow successfully,
and are among the best forfamily use.
Carrots, Parsaips and Salsify-Sow
seeds Of these for the chieficrop.
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selfrf Misrellany.
Superstitions Attaching to Gems

1t is curious superstition which
associates with each month in the year
its characteristic gem. 1t is thought
to this day among Eastern nations-snd
the same belief pre;ailed among the
old Romans-that the fortunes Of a
human being are influenced by the
stone which belongs to his birth
month.
The fiery garnet is the stone of Jan
uary, and it insures "constancy and
fidelity in every sort of engagement y
To February belongs the amethyst,
and he who is born in February should
wear the purple stone as prescrva.
| tive against "violent I assions and
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-04-15

dot stood by the window in the
dscpering twilight, awaiting her
guardian, who had been absent several
dav looking after somo property in
New York.
"SuddenlY Dot was aroused from the
reverie into which she had fallen by
a wellknown step, and she ran eager
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The illustrated Lords
fTayer.

fac~ Agents wanted to sell this work of art.
Agents are making big money. Send for cir
culars. Ward Haskell, South Calvert ST,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-21

mon Hsrcourt, secrstario de 10 interior
afrma haberse organizado una vasta
sooiedad secreta irIsn1esa que 90 ex.
tiende por todo ell Rsino Undo.
81 costo total de Ia guerra afghana
asciende diez y ocho millonss de IL
bras esterlinas.
Segun 81 corresponsal del Times en- 81
Cabo los ingleses do Pretoria han sido
dos vecas rechszsdos por las beers.
En- Franois los oomunistas Trinquet
y tres mas defrotaron 4 los candidates
sup'antss de! gobierno.
El ex-ministro Thompson, dirigi6n-
doss ( la oonision americana de- Caaal
de Panama djo QUO la doctrina ds Mon
roe protegs Ia oompsnia d. III. Lssseps
que es una empress priva1a J neutral.
ME2CADOS.
Nueva York, 18. Regular buen re-
fno II a7g.
Lon Tres, id. Msscsbaao l g. peni-
ques. Dascnento 81 p96 Cor arlidados
ing'eses 98i. 3 p.% frances $40.
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TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

L6u1res, enAro S. -Ssgun despachc
de Madrid al Standard, la election dc
varias comisiones del S3nado y de la
Cimara do diputados, ha motivado una
viva resistencia por parte de Ia oposi-
cion, de Ia oual alguoos mismbros fue.
ron electos para las mismas.
En- ell Ssnsdo pidi6 la oposicion que
el gabinete produjera los documeotos
relatives las negociaciones del trsta.
do de comercio con ios Est ados Unidos
Nueva-Yorlz, enero LA Junta de
comercio de esta plaza ha sprobado una
resolution protestando contra ell actual
m6todo de c1brar los derecho del az1.
car, y nombr 1ndc una comision para
investigsr respecto de la legslidad de
las ordenanzas del gobierlo.
L6ndres, enero En- ell discurso de
la Corona djj la rein4 Victoria que ne
cesitaba pod-res adicionaies para t~a-
tar de Ia question irlsudesa o! gob'.r-
no snunoio que propnndria proato ia
aiopcion de ciertas Me1i1as para ms-
jor protection De l,s personas propis-
dldes de- IL Irl&nda.
Farnell ma anuhcla1o qle haria opo-
siciou.
s, ha perdido en Ia embocadura del
T4masis un buque, y SO han ahoga 10
Is personas.
E vapor Hsroldo, de Palermo Lon
1res, choco con ei vapor espanol Leon,
de Liverpool Manila !; ambos 80 fu9-
ron a piquo y faItsn De d bordo As per-
sonas.
Nueva-Y York, enero 8.-Ha habido
explosj,. nes AT vsr;as fibricas de Al ,n-
towa, New .>k v Nv York, en- que han
pere1ido Is per, )nas.
Han muerto On madas 13 person as
mss en- ell incendio de IN asilo de po-
bres en- N " Hampshire.
S gun daspacho de L6n1rec al lie.
rad, los buques Cljis S4b'e y WI Rose
so flaron piq1e en alta mar, perecien-
do en- la Cat |strofe IS personas.
Ell 9 estaba eu la H,bana ell orc de
1861 4 1861.
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MoVimientO do pasajeros.

Pasaiaros llegalos on el Msnuela y.
De la Habana JAcobo Perez, Gregoria
Velssco.--De Glbars. Jose Heredia,
Murce inc Garrido. - DE Ell It'll Evarin-
"a Govarone.-De MayaRuez Juan B.
L 10, Dolores Perez, jose IL PEN, Ep-
rique Ga4oa, Agust,n Oahallero, Lus
Cuye ga, V. Dueno, jose NJ Ruya-
no, Braoio Msrtlnf DE Aguadllis
Juan Lay osa, M )userrate Velarde, pA
bio z4mora, Jos6 Versy, Manuel Glm4
nez y familia.
En- el "Tibsr !" ",-Mr. A. Q. Lamb,
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

Nueya York, enero 12.-El ex-presi-
dente Grant escribs pidiendo autoridad
sobre ell canal trsnscontinental, y AFR
mando que la doctrina de Monroe ext
ge la via de Nicaragua. La comision
de negocios extranieros oye & los que
pideG contra Ia compania de Lessaps.
L6ndres, 13 La existencia de az6-
car en Inglaterra FL 8 era de 143, 900 TO-
neladas contra $4,000 que habia en-
igual fecha del ano passdo.
Nuevs-folk, enero l8.-Sir W. We.
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DON AURELLANO MEDINA
Jues de prtmera instancid del DIS
trito de Catedral de estg Ciuddl.

Hago saber: Que en- los autos de concur.
so necesario de lasociedad Ceferino Navares
v Hermano he dispuesto en- providencia de
sIete de actual so convoque junta general
1. todos los acre edores cuyos cr6ditos han
side reconocidos para tratar sobre las bases
de oonvenios cue proponga ell concursado,
con cllyo obeto Sc ha sefialado la audiencia
del dia treinta uno del actual a las nueve
d. la mailana en- la sala de este Juzgado
[FortGleza "a len que SO hace saber por
medic del presente para co1ocimiento de
los interesados y debida as stencia,
Dado EN- Puerto-Rico q diez de Enero de
mil ochoclento ochenta uno- Aureliano
Medina Ell Escribano jose Maria Sanjuap
! --Es oopia Saniuan, la
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41ACE'TaaAs.AS. 41

Atrato.-Ua 40 qua asf 90 frma escri.
be dns.le Ya1co uon carta a La Cr6nioo
qua no puede lesrss por obscens gro.
sera. Al qua la ha escrito no Is f4,ta
mis- que a!sEar con i J, para ponerse
al nivei Do los actoras cuyas hazsn is
describe. Suponemos que al S.. Castro
no ha leido dich2 carts qle SO HI des
lizado de contr abando en- la te1aciOn
Los amores de Neguas que describe cor
ten COS pelos y senas, cometien,.o 20 la pre-.
fanacion do oompararios cor el ssntt
sacriGcio de Ia mise, no son para impre
sos Ga un perlodico.
Apabullo En- el n1mero siguiente
daremos uuo de padre y muy senior mic
q E Agente.
ContrAb .ndo. Ell otro dia cogi6 Ia
poiicia en a Marina cuatro arrobss :
pico do carne que venisn como de Paio.
$500. Fl ju6z que enteudio en-. la causa
mand6 enterrar dicho articulo porque
SO ibA poniendo malo. La consecuen.
cia ie este ea que debe habar 81 otro
lado de la bahia quien Sc entretiene on
robar reses, matarlas meterias de chico
en- la capital La moralidad- progress
con las roformas que es IN gusto.
Gale de Ia Fortaieza.-Una de dos
6 ssta desventurads calls SO ssti COM
poniendo por entregas SO pretende de.
jar como antas el trozo mas malo de
ella. 81 10 primero, ya tsnemos tela,
y de Penelope, para tempo 81 10 SO.
gundo, no i'm oortaba uu ardite Sc toma.
SO el syuntamiento la mo,estis de em.
prender tan incomplete reparacion
Aqui, delante de esta casa, todo son ho.
yos y baches, y cuando caon dos gotas
de aqua no es possible pasar de uoa ACE.
ra la otra sin encomendarse antes d
Dios.
La eqnidad exigs que SO recon oonga
la calle por igaal pues tsnto derscho
tenemos clio los unos como los otros
Por otra parte, las cosas 6 So hacen
biel no 80 hacsa, caballe.os.
Conste.
La Cronica Nos esta visitandc
este apreciabls colega que hace pocc
tempo oomenz6 q YER la luz p1blica en-
Madrid, consagrado la defensa de los
iutereses spano-americanos. Agra1e.
cemos sus visitas las cuales sabremos
correspondent con el oportuno canje.
Butacas.. Urge que ell S.. D patsdo
del tsatro ejercite su reconocido cello
maudando componer gran psrte de los
asientos del coiseo. Ouantos de 6s
tos SO han hundido arrastrando al sue.
10 4 los espeotadores y hsci6ndoles So.
frir m costalazo un bochorno
Por otrs parte, algunos SO encuentrar
tan NAL dispuestos, que la persona que
on elias SO sienta, ademss de Las inco
modidades que experiments, SO ESQUIRE
contlnuamente hacia ell suelo. LLAMA
mos la atencion dei Sr. Dtputado de
teatro para que Sc sirva tomar las pro
vldencias CONSEQUENCES.
"Ls Tarde Eft colega de les CARA
! tds sc ha transfer nado de diario on hi
semaual reapareciendo en- el estsdio d;
Ia prensa tras breve eclipse,
LIE deseamos prosperid&d en- su me
ts n6rfosis y POGO material de garatas
pugilatos.
Era consigu;ente. --Parece que la
sembanzss que publicahs ei Dj0rio d
AUis0S, entire lss OF les sofia s4.ir algu
tn insultapte damaaiado trans parepte
han dado ell frnto que sra 40 esperars
al director del inexperto colega. Alg
hemos dido susurrar que en- NADIA fave
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Sc dice que
SARAH BgRNH4RDT,

Ia celebrada actriz cuya asombrosa delgadez
ha excitado'la la satira de los ngenios europeos.
ha eucontrado, desde su llegada America, ser
tan grandes las propiedades nutritiyas de la
mante "a &GUILA usada en- la condimentacion
de sus com das que esta engrosando una libra
Dor Semana..
Los seh0res MARTINEZ & Co., de AguadiIIs,
tienen de ventA esta marca de manteca. que
go recomenda por 81 sOla D.
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Impresos para Aduanas.

Eula imprenta Gel BoLET1N SO han impreso
Y So venden a precios m6dicos, declaraciones,
hojas de registro y todos los domas documen-
tos q"e, con arreglo las nusvas ordena"zas
SO uSan en- las operaciones de- las aduanas pa.
ra la importat ion, exportacion y deposito.
Tambien Sc venden conoaimientos de embar-
que para los vapores de A. Lopez y Ca Ra-
mon de Herrera San Juan.
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Gran d9safo de Gallos.

Para los dias 10, 30, y2i del mes en-.
tengd e gusto lie nvtar los sefiores aAci
mad IS de'l0s rueblos comarcanos, q los
la Islsseng general, en- la ints'igencia que pue-
den 3star Seguros que encentraran campeones
de to i0s- pesos cantidades
4 los auehos de Gaileras de todos los pue-
bios cuya dstancia 10 permita les ofrezco mi
mas cum 0Iida raciproca
AiDonto enero 1s de 1SjI.--RAMoN GrNoRIo
APoSTE. l-3
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millonss de libras turcas que SO gasta-
rian en- una nueva guerra.
Bssta 10 dicho para indicar 81 estado
en que se hallan los asuutos de Oriente.
(Oonduird).
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sabana del Palmar, enero 20 de 1881

Muy senior nuestro o:-Participamos AV. que
por escritura dc esta fecha, hem.s vendieio Ia
casa mercartii que teniamos estabecida en- es-
te pueblo los SRES COBTAN, SANCHEZ Y
Ca, quedand6s pasivo cargo dc Ia que ba-
10 nuestro nouibre gira en-, el pueblo 10 Baya.
nlOn
Damns Y. las gracas por la-eonianza qde
nos ha dispensado suplcsndoie ie haga ex-
tensva la ng.sva casa, SO suscriben de v.
atentos s. g. @ B. s MO GARCIA Ca
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Lo siguients ga oopisdo de Las No
vedades de Nueva- York:
"La primera division del ejercito
chileno sigue en- Pisco aguardsndo Ia
Ilegads de la segunda, que Be sabe esta
embarcan1ose ya. Estas dos divisio-
nos constaran por todo de $4,000 hom-
bres.
Han sido ocupadas Tambo de Mora
y Chincha, J $500 de los de Piseo han
haeho una correrfa a la ciudad de Ica,
donde repitieron los saqueos de cos
tumbre. En- Pisco So di6 hcencia la
tropa para todo, perpetraron numero-
sos uItrajes. I'll Ministro de la Guerra
de Chile y el general Meturana sc en-
ouentran en- T@mbo DO Mors, y oil gene
mel Villa gran y el Coma dante Lynch
en- Pisoo. Ahora SO oIce que ei core
mel Zamuiio no tnvo sino muy pocas
baias en- su retirada de Pisco.
Dice una correspondence iechsda on
Lima.
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sabaua del Palmar, euero 20 de 1881.

Muy senior nuesi ro:-Oon referenca Ia
circular que antecede, participamos v. ha-
Der establecido en- este pueblo una sociedad
mercantil.q que girara baio la razon social
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OOBIANSANCHEZ Y Ca

la cual Sc dedicara la compra ventas de
provisi0nes inercancias frutos del pals, de IL
cual son socios gc5tores D. Maxine Oobian J
ID. Pedro n S,n,.hez industrial D. EYaristo
San Miguel.
SupIicamos se silva tom9r nota de nuestraa
frmAs, qledan sas 6sdenes atentos s 8.
q B. S. M.-CoBIAN SANCHEZ Ca.
Z -1-3
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Lo siguiente 10 copiamos d. la E,trs
~, A. D,oo~,k

Lo siguiente 10 copiamos d. la E,tre-
la de Panam{
"Uoa carta de Barranquilla de- fecha
IL, dics que el IL ravent6 una ealdsra
del vapor Isabel. de- la Compa1fa Ale
mana, = rasultaron muartos custro in
dividuos y varios otros con graves le-
stones dos de estos murieron despues.
Ell ISABEL hsbia sslido en- Ia maiiaua
de Barranquilla llevsndo para Bogota
al corroo que debia haberse dss5aoha-
10 en- Ia ulAnana anterior, y spsnas hu-
DO andado unas pocas leguas cuando
tuvo lugar Ia explosion. FL vapor Bis
marck, de Ia misma empresa, salio por
la tards an auxilio dsl Isabsl, con el
obieto ID conducir sd destiuo la car
ga, correo y oasajsros del vapor nSu-
frago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-21

Ell photo y un marinero alcanzaron
nadar hasta Ia lancha.
Psreoieron en- este tragico naufrag;o
el captain Emile Abbey, ell cocinero
Ellie los marineros john M. Diransh,
john Ch:bault ell Official August Cor-
DELL. Sc saIvaron el photo, el CONTRA
maestro, 4 msrineros y un sirvisnts. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-21

Dice una correspondence iechada on
Lima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-21

Eu las elecciones verifcadas en- ell
Brasil han oourrido sangrientas colisio-
mes entire diferentes bandos politicos, re-
aultando muchos muertos y heridos.