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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31
q UCTION SALE

4 UorloS SALE
ARMORY HALL,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE let. at . D. n.
d ane Linen Shirts, =
pair handsome Vase,
roll finest Mating, 90 yards,
pslr fine Riding Boots,
dcz,n Prenium Hats,
i fine Album,
z handsome Chromcs,
line Oil Painting,
! Bolt Cloth,
! dozen Patent Horse Rear.
! dean Patent Fans fer Sewing Machioss,
chest fue Tea,
Gents Gold Scarf Pins,
Ladies' Sold Gold Breast Fin,
handsome Lamp,
l large Music Bux,
dozsn Towels,
! large Accordion,
box l0xli Window Glass,
small Tea Set,
Glass Pitchers,
Velvet Rug,
l small Table,
dtz,n bottles Cologne.
Also orders for tho follow ny:
oox fne Chewing Tobacco,
boxes foe Claret,
l box lac Old Rye Whishay.
NoTlCE.-VoLing On Wednesdsy night hy
secret bsllot only ~ -
Arllcles for which worry small yo!e has beer
cist will BIO Withdrawn. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

ClRcylT Court FOR TIE ClTY.-Hon. James
kuti, ,IH3ge. presiding -Continuatio of 81
;sI1ay's proceedings --ffsvers' adm'r vs.. Pat
gT,on; chaucery; 6ua! decree confirming tho re
.05s ct Commissioner Mushbech.
MIf5;lsod vs.. McFarIand; chsnoar5; decree
Tor sale.
Crowley ct Tx. vs.. Hurley nd r.; chancary;
decree Glric.ing payment by Hurley sdninis-
traitor to complainant funds reported 10 bis
hands.
Morrow vs.. Cooney ct al ohaDcary; decree
a|srdlog an ISSUE to be tried by llry.
,Iattfsy Il Go. vs. the d. f. Wilmer Co
cha1cory; death of dataudsnts Slaymskcr and
iiaiiey sugg ;sted. an1 CAUSE revived against
their administrators
Cazouove Il Go. vs.. Johnson ct al; chan
cry; decree rtc)mmitting Cause to c1mmis-
soccer.
Alley vs.. Berry; chauc,ry; decree su,penlinp
dec'c. OF sale uotiI the next term, with leave
TO take evidence Oh the Plea Of stuu.e of lmi.
tariors
Nsrlln vs. Hunter; chan,ery; dtcree for sa,.
Merrill vs.. Wilkinson ct ais ; chauc,ry; cause
;utmtted to the Ju1g, for decree 10 vacation
Administration upon tho estate Of II. q.
Sliymaker. deceased, was committed 10 w. Il.
Smith, Sergeant Of this city.
Court adj burned till court 10 curse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

The NSW COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS. Judge
Gay, Ct Els Chutc1. the new Collector OF
Customs 'ot This port, having qualified before
Mr. b. o amin Austin by riViug bond 10 the
sun OF $4,000. wall take charge OF the Custom
House ia this city Tomorrow morning. 1t is
understood ho w!lIsppol5t his son n law, Mr..
johnson. Deputy Collector. ard VIM. Miller,
ccllr d, JAnltor Ct tho Luildiog, vlco VIM.
CIsgsett. Mr.. WIN. A. Cave. il isthoupht, will
re!aln The position hu nov hold, that OF I1solc
TOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31
COMMON COUNCIL,


st called meeting Of the Common Council of
the city of Alexandra, hold May 30.h. 1881.
there were present: James L. Bsckhsn, e:a,
President. and Messra. Harmon Nowlsnd, Rice,
Broders, Eichberg, Smith, Douglas, Mclean,
Javins and Peake.
The following communication WAS received
from the Mayor and read v;z
MAYORS OFFICE
ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 81, 1881. !
Tho Honorable the City Council Of Alexandria ::
Gentlemen: 1t becomes my sad duty to an
nouncs TO your honoroble bodies the death of
the lamented II. V. Daniel, member of the lower
Board from The 4th Ward.
Mr. Daniel has been mambGr Of The Com.
mon Council for lhreo years and during tina.
period has given evidence of great intoreat in oil
matters looking to our city, good and his con-
vlciions on all questions bnve emauatsd from
honesty, rectitude, and desire 10 protect the
interests COL Eded 10 his care. In Mr. Usnieps
death Alexandria loses a valuable Citiz,n, your
honorable bodies conscienti ous mem Dor aud l
have convened your honorable bodies 10 make
euch arrangements as you may deem fitting
upon the OCCASION. Respectfully.
CoURTLAND u. smith Mayor
Whereupon' MI. Kice moved The appointment
Of two from each Board to draft appropriate reso.
lu!ions of respect, which was adopted and
Messrs. Douglas and Rice appointed thereon
from this Board, and the following Ir,smble
and resolutions were reported and adopted, vi z:
Doath having invaded our Chamber and TO.
moved one ofour most valuable and respected
| members, we desire 10 unite our heartfelt re-
grets with those Of his many ftienis that the
city has been deprived of the cOunsols Of one of
its most intelligent representatives.. and eociety
one Of its brightest members. Ofsu unbsemished
reputation aud sterling chat ncter, he commanded
the esteem OF his associates, who de3np mourn
his DEATH
We tender TO iha family Of Tia deceased Gu.
warmest sy mpathies in lhs sad bereavement of
| husband and irisnd, with ihs assurance that the
memory Of his many virtues will be ever cher
ished by his former companions ard friends.
Resolved. That the IN embers Ct tho Board OF
Aldermen and Common Council meot At their
respective Oh lmbers at $3.50 p. m. to morrow
TO attend the funeral of tho deceased nj such az
hour as may be arranged BY the family for hi!
| burial.
Resolved. That copy of the shove reso'u
tons be furnit ht 10 the family Of thu deceased
The Board then adjourned.
Teste: JAMES L. CAToN. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

A Voice FROM FAUoUIER COUNTY, VA
Oao customer writes thus. After careful tost
for the past tuo weeks. myself and wife pro.
nouuc, yorr BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR 90 foe -four as We have ever used, and
feel confident there is 20 grade Of -four manu-
fucturcd that tX,clS yours. Sold only by
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son.
5. ". CO... King and Washington Sis.
Alexandria Va.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
l. AIMS HOU>E WITH GkOUERIES
AMI PROVlSIONS FOE THREE MONTHS
from June LIST to September lst 1881, will be re-
ceiVsd al the Auditors Uni until aooa on the
9Th Day OF juno, 1881.
q list OF tho groceries AID provisions 10 te
furnished can b. seol d. tho above I'll 70.
9. q. SMU0T
mySc-.d Chairman Of CommiLteo on Poor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

ALEXANDRIA AND MANUFACTURERS. Tho
Lyochburg Advance says: There are Indications
which show that Alexandra may yet become a
great city. Manufacturing will give it grand
Start, for it has advantages 10 this direction that
few Southern cities possess 1t is within few
miles Of the Capita, the grcltest retail market
10 the Unitcd States. IL is at deep water and
already has ooGsidarabl, commerce. aud trade
II Is Virginia city 90 the border, always true
10 tho State, with toll railroad facii:s. Its
o,pital IS increasing. and with an extra amount
OF vim |: may be to "a further South, especially
IN Virginia ADD North Carolina. all that B.l i
moro hiss been. 1t has been our plaster market,
u c1a and ought 10 be our fertilizer market
Let it push liz manufactures. great and small
-e7ooI. cotton, wood and iron, and the time
will como when It's bsrbor viii be- crowded with
hips and its Exchange with Southern mer.
chants. Its proximity to the Capital gives it
great facilities and We trust it may take advan-
tsga Of them. Alexandris is az much our sister
as Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

HE DECORATION ceremonies OF Atliokton
yj5terdsY were nuneroualy attended. After
The decoration OF the graves. tbs procession
marched 10 the ampithestrc, where tho services
were held. Among tboso seated on the Qrard
stand w.ro the President. Secretary Hunt
Secretary Window. PCS master q oneral Jsmes.
General Sherman and General Mcgs. After
the rosdiDg OF the original poem By w. w.
Gcargar, Mark II. DuoneIl. OF Minncsos. vas
introduced, aud delivered the Grafton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

FUNERALs.-T fuoeraI Of MIR. Wu. Il.
Thornton took pIacs from his lsio residence,
on Queen street. this stternnou at 3 clock,
and waa attended ty Andrew aokson Lodge Of
Mssols
Tee Iuacral Of Mr.. Fl. V. Daniel, whose sud.
den death vas noticed yesterday, took place
from he resideuc, OF his father 10 law. Dir. A.
d. Wsrdeld, 90 north koysl street. at ) o'oloCk
this aftern0ou, aud was attended by tho City
CounclI 10 body, and Alexandria Washington
Ledge Of Masons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

The greatest joy Of this schson is the moving
Of tho winters stove. None OF the othor pleas
urcs OF May t,mo Or spring house cleaning can
compare with this event, which all tho family
look forward to with Intense expectation, aud
which DeVer fails to put ali in the best Of hu-
NOR, ty having them stored away at STAINS.
EURY's CENTRAL STOVE HOUSE, you will save
muca annoyance. and have them in good order
to put up when the col1 weather comes. r..
membc; the pac6-McBurney building. cor
rer King and Washington sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

sa3- ALEXANDRIA. May 20, lSSl.-Another
new lot CT those +. I. s. 10 and 12c. LAWNS.
Al entire new lot Of FANS, GLOVES MuTs.
aid EMGaoIDERIES; also now DRESS GOODS.
with sulta bio trimmings, ilst opened ct i.
EICUEERG'S
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IKE fcatncr Probabilities, May 81. ISL
r,g tao Middle States warmer soulherly shif!cg
t. cooler north snd east win 3, generally fsir
weather during The rest CT tuesday, follow cd
la7i0g tho night By local rains near the coat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

Gs- The regular monthly meeting of tho Go,
lumbis Steam Fire hngiIe Co. will BIO held to.
morrow evening. at 8 o'clock.
II JOHN II. STRIDER Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

Tho most fashionable shades and styles 10
DRESS GooDs. Just opened. at |. EICnBERG' s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

NFFICE OFThE ALMA. GAS WORKS,
~ Room No. 5, NJ ar. Build Boy 81 st. front
Alexandria, Va, May 30th, 1881.
The fiscal ear ends the first of June and l
mus, settle my accounts by collection or pay the
dt fciency. Therefore tho flow of gas will be
stopped from ali consumers whose bills remain
unpsit on the lOth ct June ensuing.
J. kOXBURY.
my30-dlv sur eiln;e dent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

MEETING or FIRE WARDENs.-A moctir &
OF the Board tf Fire Wardens was held last
ulght, There were present Mes5rj. j. Reotor
Smooi, chairmaD. Geo. e. French, secretary,
sad Stephen a. Green and +. Il. Corbstt.
Upon the recommendation of Chief Eoginoer
Lsadbeaer. it was decided to purchase. at orce,
TX hundred tect Of hose to bo divided batwre q
The HydrauIlOn and Columbia Steam Fro FL.
z nc Companies.
1t was also resolved to purchase Gu "Iodia
lujber devil, or ptc, of large connecting
hose Tor the Columbl. Steam Engine.
The Board then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

THE a. il |. FESTIVAL will c'osc 10 morrow
cVenIog, when sacrat ballot will be had for
tho WATCHES iiremsu' trumpet ani grocer s
scsas. TIE following is tho result of tho voting
tlr the several articles named:
For Ladies' Gold Wa,ch-Nis1 May Wood
lI5; Miss DuVaII, lG?; Mrs. E. no Bfioo. ),
Mas Harlow. $50.
Err Geotemat's Gtll Wstch-John s.
Harbour, I; 9. t. Stuart, 6; r. T. L1oas, 6;
II. Sohoss. g. Geo. a. Mushbach. |; Magnus
Schnler, 80; s. C.NOale, i Epps Hau,oo. j.;
j. Bohrsus. II; ". H. Masters, II; sHcury
Strauss, 6.
Grccsr's Scales-Gco. Wm. Ramsay. e; j..
I. D0wUey. %; Mc3urpey Il Son. s.
Fireman 5 umpct-R9Iief Hook and lad
der Co., 20 Columbia s. L. K Co., %; lIy
brazilian s. I. L. Co., l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

VIRGINIA CLARETs Superior TO imported
Wiucs, at MCBURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

SPANISH LACEs.-Blsck. white and E,ru
u,t opeoed at |. EICHBERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

f'Es BEACH AND LAWN UHAlRi-Jus.
u tho thing for the Beach, Lawn, Picaics
Boss Ksces, Bsse Bali Mstcnes ETC. Weighs
only 3 lba Can be- packed in any trunk and
Carried rs easily ts al umbrella Gail and o1-
anime at MCLEAN 3 UHLSk'S.
myt1 &c King strcet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

THE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION will eige their
INST open ar concert. in the Pos!ofioe lot, or
Friday evening at 5 o'clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER, at MCBUR-
NEYS
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SERIOUS hFFRAY IN FAIRFAX "A fight took
rlsco at BfadIey's Store 10 Fairfax county. near
Oaooquan. Saturday last. between N Fisher
aud man named Hobsoo. 10 which Flsh.r was
roughly handled. After the ii ,ht Fisher OF
lacked q man named f. B,aon. when Bach
dew pistol aud shot his asslilapt in the
gtolu. rflcting painful, and i. is thought.
serious wound. Beach was lodged 10 tho i
at Fairfax CourE House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

pAINT5, OILS. &c.-We have large stock
4 OF Lewis Lead, Mt. Vernon Lead, Oils,
Vsrnshep, Hsnd Oil Finish. Averilrs Genuine
Ready Mixed Paints. Pa,nts of all colors in
ID. and Id. cane ready for use, &c. &c.
myl6 X. =. lIEADBEATKR r. BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

TIE WATER SUPpLY.-A report that tho
HateI from the reservoir was shut off 90 Suo-
day morning Is altogether erroneous. Pludenoo
sac economy dictate that the valve 10 the out
let main should be open a: all times 10 order 10
prevent additional fro.oo and TO admit the
passage of sufficient quantity If water to sul-
pig the usual wants of the cry. The water has
never been cut off but three times siuoc the es-
Enlistment Of the works aoG 90 each of these
occssions due notice was given by the comppr y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

Url'S a"Un CuhE-N' cure, 70 pay
l. sure caro- hr lhrls AM Fever. Try il;
rice SIC per bJlIl.. apzi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

TUE NORFOLK STEAMERs.-A tip to Nor,
folk on either the Lady of tho Like or George
person can tako. Though the faro on the
steamers from this city to Norfolk has been To-.
creased considerably above the figures charged
las season, i: is still less expensive to 20 to
%orfok By them than 10 20 to Baltimore by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Bosts u Boothe, B l. Slack. and
Lillio to Hamp & BALTIC Coal Co; q Oswald,
NJ s O'Uonnell and Earnest & Holland to
Georges Creek Coal s. Iron Co; K J. Mitchell,
ct Woody. Lucinda and 4 Fsnnon, to P
Agnew s. 20.
Departed-B osts j w Casds, w L Reid,
Minnie Il Pinkey, D Bco.he, B L Slack, Z j
Mitchell sod 4 r Woody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

RAMBLEToN-The Washington Post says:
,ihe general verdict Of the public is that Judge
Saugster, in giving Hambeton FIVE years in the
psnlenli,ry. erred il angling 90 the sids OF
mfroy. There are several more of the gang
who need dose of the same medicine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

INJURED IN a RAILROAD ACCIDENT. 10 the
lit OF injured persons by the accident yesterday
Afternoon to the fast mail train at Trenton, N.
j., the name of w. Fl. Frentenths, OF Wash
ICgiou, appears, which is doubtless intende d
10: ". Il. Prudential, native Of New York.
and for some years resident Of this city. but
now Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

SHOT IN TIE BACK.-Yeserday evening
Thomas Robinson. who was driving party Of
TOUR negro men 10 a wagon into Washington
iiom trip to the country, was SHOT 10 the back
BE- ono of the party. The four men then at
tempted to escape. but were arrested. None of
them admitted having shot Robinson. but
charged each other With the crime. Robinson 8
wound will hardly prove fatal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 81. 1881
San rises 40 Sun scts............. 7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

WYE HAVE this day secured the agency for
w q celebrated brand Of BOTTLED ALE
And PORTER, which We will keep constantly
on hand, and 10 which we invite the attention Oi
families who desire no article Of ale or Porter.
ap27 W. 4. JOHNSON s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

DECEIVED-10 gross Rumford's2 OF, CT
II and cz VAST POWDER.
myl6 w. A. JOHNSON q co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

7 AIDES UNDERGRADUATES in Night.
- gowns, Drawers, Chenises Skir!a. Prices
65c to S4.5O each. y. n. ADAMS,
mY26-6, 81 Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

T TITLE JACK, THE GIANT TACK
IL PULLER, for sale at SO Ki@g. corner of
Roy al ct. The incest thing out
mylS j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

i FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
a. RAW LINSEED OIL; also Nestsfoot,
Lard, Tanners ard several grades OF Lubricat-
ing Oh, slwsys on hand at
w. +. UREIGHTON'S,
ia u or King straes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

TOFFEHS AND TEAS-12 half chests Gun.
~ powder. Coong and Jaral Teas 10 sscks
Rio, Laausyra and java Coffee, and t0) pounds
Arbuckle's celebrated Roasted Ctif,e.
At HARMON & SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
~ and MULASSES received snd for sale by
arr HARMON s. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

A.hSkP SHEAR AND WOOL TWINK.
= just received nnd for sale al IS KING, corner
OF Royal street.
nyl3 j. L. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

600 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED
1oOO OAI;, white and black, in store
| and for sale by CHAs. s. TAYLOB, Jr.
ap22 23 King street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
fiRCIO DB Il GJARDlA civil.
CoMANDANCIA DE PUERTO RICO.

Pliego de condolences por las que SO SAGA &
publica subasta ell suministro de los caba-
los del primer escuadron por ell termino de
un afio, a coutar desde ell primero de julio,
bajo las condolences siguientes
l. 9 Comprende ell referido Escuadron los
puestos de Salinas, Guayama, Patlllt
Maunabo Yabucoa, Humacao, Naguabo
Fajardo, Rio-Grande, Carolina, Rio-piedras,
Capital, Dorado. Vaga-baja Manatl
2. Sc admitiran proposiciones para ell
suministro de un puesto, dos 8 mas 8 to-
dosa la vez, siendo preferido en- igualdad de
CIRCUMSTANCES ell que subaste mas puestoe.
Sd No SO admitiran proposiciones que
excedan de IS centavos de peso moneda es-
pafiola por racon diaria cada caballo
4 q En- los puestos de Gla yama, Carolina,
Humacao, Faiario, Capital y Vega-baja se
hallara de manifesto ell modelo para 81
contrato arreglandose al mismo las perso.
mas que SO interes9n en- la subasta Y remi-
tiendoo en- pliego cerrado aates del dia Is
de JUNO al primer Jefe de la Comandancia.
5. 3 Las personals que interesen Ia subas-
ia antedicha al entregar ell pliego cerrado
deberan anticipar el importe de la mensua.
lidad CORES spondiente c ida caballo cuyas
cantidades quedaran depositadas en- la Ca.
ia de ests Comandancia para responder 6
cualquiera eventualidad.
Puerto-R Rico i6 de mayo de 1881.-El Ter.
Jefe accidental, Roman de Ron,aty COTTed.
2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20

AL apoyar calurosamente ante V. Il. ell
anterior pensamiento, como de urgente
conveniencia para Ia postrada agricul-
tura decadente exportacion de Puer-
to-Rico, debo iusistir en- ell carActer me.
ramente provisional del convenio que
Sc propone, el cual nj prejuzgaria por
ande de un modo deiCitivo para 10 fu-
turo la conveniencia de mantener 6 su.
primir en- las AntiIlas sl derecho difs-
rencial de banders, acerca de cuya cues
ton Sc hs limitado este Gobierno &C.
neral trasmitir las opiniones de los
Centres de III lcieuda, emitidas an el
expediente sobre las relaciones mercan-
tiles de las Autillas entire 81, con las
provincias peninsulares y paises extran-
ieros, ui SO opone la declaration del
cabotais en- favor del comercio espanol
eptrs La Peninsula las Antillss, por
la one sbogo anteriormente este Gobier-
no General.
Dicho convenio serviris, puss, hnica.
mente de ensayo: el plazo de dos amos
que SO le ssigna de duracion seria su-
Gciente para apreciar sus primeros efec.
tos, undo dicho plszo al tempo exi-
gido por las negociaciones que habrian
lie preceder su planteamiento, consti.
tuiria IN periodic de experimentation
sufcients para que durante su trascur-
80 ss plantessen y SO Rquilatasen tam
bien las primeras consecueucias de las
llamadas reformss economicas que en-
beneficio mutuo de estaS provincial y
de las peninsularss, van & discutir Las
Cortes del Rsino. En vista de los re-
sultados por sstss producidos, y en- WIS.,
ia de la suerte que para entonces Gu
piera al proyectsdo tratado de conner
clio con los Estados- q nidoG, una vez
espirado el plazo del convenio, podria
el Gobierno de s. NJ, con pleno
eonooimiento de causs, proponer 50
propagation por un nuevo plazo, 8 SO
conversion en- defnitivo las modidca-
clones que le aconsejasen los intereses
combinAdos de Espana y sus Antillas
AL ilustrado criterio de V. e. no sc
ocuItara que con La rsalizacion de-
convenlo han de mejorar e6cazmente
los intereses agricolas de ssta provincial
las relaciones meroantiles con la men'
cionada Rep1blics, y por clio recomien'
do 4 Y. E., CON todo encarecimiento,
que seguidamente SO inicien las nego.
eiaciones diplomaticas para los fines
expresados. Dios etc.
Dirigida sin dsmora Ia primsra Co
municacion, 4 I'm de aproveohar la opor.
tunidad considerable por Ia prensa como
inmsdiata, de 10 apertura de nuevss ne
Qociaciones en- Washington y llamar des
lie ell primer momanto Ia consideration
del Gobierno sobre la solucion indicada
este Gobierao General. oumplido "a di
eho obieto 7 siguisndo eu costumbre de
DIR aceroa Dc toaa question que intsre-
80 & la prosperiaad del pals la opinion
de los Oentros clio directamente la
mados, que no pidi6 snses poF 10 ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
Vonta de eStancia.

Por desear ause tarse su dueho Sc vende
una magnfica propiedad en- ell barrio do La
res, media hore de la poblacon, compuesta
de so cuerdas pr6ximamente, entre las cuales
Sc halan como go fncadas de platanos cafe
en- muy buen estado y ell resto de maleza pro-
pia para aquella tiaca y pastos A mas tiene
casa para habitacion, de altos y bajos, un es-
pacioso almacen, tambien en- parte de dos pie
sos, casa para maquina, tahona, casa para peo-
nes, todo tschado de zinc, excepto la Ultima
q1e 10 es de tejamani; tambien enc I'm hnen
gracil, cuatro correderas tanque 81 aguno
quisere hacer prop siciones, puede dirigirse
a su dueho D. Vicente Giudich, que reside en-
la misma
Lares, abril 26 de 1891. as v.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
LA FORTUNA.
della FORTALEZA-2 -28.

Gran surtd0 de mercancias acab1das de re-
cibir, entire las cuales SO encuentran: elegan.
tisimos fichds de crespon, sombreros adorna-
dos para sefior ninls, camisas bordaias y
enaguas para sehoras, camisas, camisetas y
calzoncillos para hombfes. vestilo, de piquS
bordatos para min IS, faldellines, gorrltas, "a
patos avios completes para bautizar nihos,
medias de algodon y de hlo de escocia para
sehoras, cntas encajes para cenefas, eucales
Valencienne de .Bruselas, tiras bordadas
muy fnas muy baratas, alfombras pequeiias
para estrados, calzado para senoras, caba.
Ileros y ni1os, albums de gran lujo y libros
de misa, paraguss, bastones, cortes do casi.
mir uua infnidad de artculos one seria pro-
lilo enumerar. Tolo es bueno, bonito y muy
barato
" hta 25 myO.