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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
LONGEVITY OF BRAIN WoRKERs.-In his re-

LONGEVITY OF BRAIN WoRKERs.-In his re-
cent work on brain. Dr. Beard presents list OF
five hundred Of the eminent names IN history. n-
GLIDING number like Pascal Mozart Keats. and others,
who died young and finds the age OF I've i've
hundred to have axtvfOur years; and % this
far beyond Of farmers, mechanics and
business men. concludes that the wearandtear OF
brain work IS exhausting AS Is commonly sup
posed The London spectator, however. reviewing THIS
theory, maintains that excessive mental toll must
shorten life did evidently shorten In the case or
MANY of the Ave hundred cited but they had originally
more vigorous constitutions and . larger amount OF
vital foroe-these qualities To fact, partly explaining
their superior mental power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

- send He offered TO assign and transfer his oooy
- sssof u csse be ded before that are Roc,aSv
ss ria ofisr ia doctor accepted, and oontrsct
a. ess duly signed Tue ssnaa, tnSr sen' t n,s
IN f,e month"; rent. and to satisfy her COPY
- contract was shown her. Tee andlsay ~
Ssssrrnrpf And finding Il trustworthy, aecep teo ~
~ ssemsrEed that she adid not care how the money
rsSssd, 80 thaf abe got her rent" The aay ior pay
81 - M bsa not vet arrived, and the chances ore
tSe tcnaDt viii not live IL. that his land
ss6s Vil) be paid ct the cost OF hn BODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

cities; waded 81 dimes through the an read com.
plants In the papers and WARNINGS OF ne board Of
erica that the harbor b nlng No; ~ az whieh, end
moro, I'LL me With wouaer that measures, pubic OK prt-
ten ts wcrse than lost by carrying Gus upon re 49,
all the sweepings of these cities and maxng tno sc4
productive OF every variety of vegetable ana uit raied
in the climate such enterprise were once atsxssd
with zeal, would roll IN upon the cities Iho
pense TO the cities exoept thAt OF police 70 keep the
peace bet ween rival claimants Of the sveepinga Q.
Brookiun. Feb. IL. 1R6l. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
WEALTH WORSE THAN WASTEI
= Of the Trt6 u 70 G.

TO the Editor Of the TrtbW"e
SIR: Fifteen years ago went te Coney
Island and seeing It's capabilities was amazed that tue
noona ~ BROOKLYN and NewYOrk should give 1t up 10
what seemed hopeless rowdyism and travel lar away
for places OF resort Ce compared with the one Ss
ot their doors Better counses have prevailed in these
latter days.
Apa,u have looked at the widespread fields Oh Long
Island and seen In them soil easily uied. an" oniy
needing q suitable fertilizer TO mako Z" For'ao.' kA
IMAM have looked uDon tae streets Of these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
DIR. q. W. DIRMEYOR.
George

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 27.-Dr. George
W. Dlrmeyor. o well-known physician, and for many
years Secretary OF the State Board Health died to-day
al the age OF hfty-two years A few days ago DR..
Drmeyor stated that he had mad n hemorrhages during
the past twenty-seven years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
A WOMAN FREES HER MIND.
- "a. Edffor of The Tribune.

SrR: have been much Interested In your
articles and comments on the question OF work ior WON
an Hitherfo INV experience has been that there 10
penty OF work but DO women 10 do It. am astonsbed
IN NewYork to nd how very dcult it is 70 get work.
ing dressmaker. One who comes at 8, goes homo at
g. IL slow az the proverbia snail and has " day. has
10 be discovered with much TOLL and engaged months In
advance. Where are the hundreds OF starving women
e hear 20 much Of In the counry Here are places for
too IN city and country BOTH waiting for
women wno be neat and ind1striou: and Wiling 70
,mssins fhemscyes in mental positions. confess
think would be wise 70 let them starve since ney pre-
a tins they learned It. Any woman frightened at the
6ea of social the result OF hopest labor
Shoud be RELOCATED to the tnfante ranks ana
put into an orphan asylum I'LL abe Is mt to biDd out
Ccnmon sense and feminine oouraRe-pot physical put
moral cosrage--Ought TO be taught ut home and at
school, n our country to be proud OF its social
ntrenRtb and real freedom. re- G.
V2sested, Coma, Feb. %. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
John III. LYON.

BAsKNG RIDGE, N. j., Feb. 27.-John II.
Lyon prominent citizen OF thus state, died at his resi-
dence Lyons. this place, at o'clock this morn
ing From 1859 to 1875 he the proprietor OF The
american Standard, wspsper published IN jersey
Cry, aud for many years active leader In the
Democratic OF this State. During the past three
years he q director OF the Easton ana Amboy Rail
road Company. The funeral services VIII be held ON
Wednesday next at IL o'clock. noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
CHEESE AND AUTOGRAPH.

=. sAe Editor or The Trsbame.
: u,,, sitting in q restaurant adjoining Booths
.. :. the MINT of the 18th inst, and musing over
- .,t performance OF Macbeth" that had just wit
$3.50 noticed party OF four gentlemen, evidently
srs,gners who sat at table near me- They were am
.td and conversational; save one who lowering neso
.sr,ders shove his companions. sst quietly partsk
- = s-.,.,, ON the halfshel His almost Herculean
80. ~. ,muressiye features. high forehead and DARK
es-NN,.A ave-. sxed my attention at once, and the
,...eA through my mind that this was my con-
.sss =, = ochle-ookinR man. he appeared exhausted
49,. .,re and then scarcely above whisper Pres
-, - s-,rosed 20 q waiter and said: Some tease"
s.rs.ss s.n the waiter, drawing nearer. Bring
" -. = The waiter shook his head. "ecme tease,
- 81 cup of tea do you want sirs" Nou' non,
-. $500 isc.e rnisE" The waiter assured him that
Al the American decacies. bnt that this must
- scrsiun dish that had not vet been introduced.
Va .ssinS In Italian. asked II he was not correct In
~ - fish or could t be possible that SO common
cheese wss not sn nsp heard one Of them
Nm To nav lmDurgeG In future BEING one OF tne tfoe
a sntographhuntcrs, and thinking that sns mg guy
nsssss . Il approached with my hbretto and pencil
,s"nsstins the favor Of his name upon the hyeaf ne
Instantly and With marked courtesy eompsedt reaa
Nes-York, Feb. ~, 1881
iTb. IA obstructive Not only because it brings to
MAT the significant fact that may be ever 90
.sat m actor and still nd it difficult 10 get bread
I'd ohesse bat also because it reveals the helpless
- of mortal man to escape that fell creature the
e.tasnuh-hunter. When genius is liable to be IN
aope hy 20 amiable and 30 common q weakness as
INABILITY 70 pronounce the word "chcese." and the
Ma of prey lurking behind Q beer-elass swoops
dovp rpon ts victim genius comes to be biighting
,,,.fortnua and life ia scarcely worth hving.-Edi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
MIDNIGHT WEA4RKR REPORT:
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for The past "a hours.

Synopsis for The past "a hours
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, / a. ma storm OF
considerable energy is central Detroit Tue bar
ometer is falling very rapidly In the Middle Atlantic
States and is highest and rising In the Northwest Snow
has fallen IN the Upper Lake region and Northwest and
rain all the other districts The temperature has risen
IN Now.England the Middle and South Atlantic States,
and fallen In the other districts Nurthery winds prevail
west OF the Mississippi River and In the Upper Lake
region; elsewhere they are mostly southeriy.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy. rainy weather.
warm souihery winds, falling barometer possibly fol
lowed by rising barometer, and by much colder north
west winds.
For New.EngIand warmer. cloudy, rainy weather.
yariaD winds mostly from northeast to southeast,
lower barometer.
CGutIOaarv Signals.
Cauuonary signals continue from Smithvie to SANDY
Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

II looks like q veto If the House shall sim
ps agree 20 the senate's verbal amendments OF the
Funding BILL In that event President Hayes would 20
out In something like o blaze Of glory.-fTroy Times
RepJ
As the Democratic majority in Congress pre-
parss 70 leave gives parting kick 70 the election laws
which prevented Of its members from cheating
hemselves again into oice.-Norristovn Herald tRep)
The New-YOrk press doesn't take to General
rants suggeson that the Central PARK should be given
m 81 the proposod Worlds Far IL locks very much
the General VIII TO retreat-whcb win be lew
experience TO the gallant soldier-lAlosny Journal
Repl
The crOp of statesmen is about ripe, and
General GARFIELD will begin TO pick" next week II
VIII take seven barrels hold the cabinet supply but
Wi be about thousand hoGsbeads fu OF just as
ood left for the public fChoago InterOcean Rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

Weak lungs are strengthened, pleurisy pains
relieved, and astumatic symptoms subdued, by Dr.
Jsynes Expectorant sovereign remedy for all coughs
md colds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
JAMES TENANT.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-James Tenant T. G. S.,
Professor Of Geology at Kings College London, Is dead
lie was born early in this century, and wrote several
works on geology.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb %, a. m.-The movement in
the barometer WAS almost steadily downward yester-
day. Partly cloudy weather prevailed with light fogs
late afternoon and ram at night The temperature
ranged between 27o and 400, the average (33ao) be-
ing 17lo, 10 yer than on the corresponding day last
year and IOleo higher than on Saturday.
Cloudy and rainy weather. followed by partly cloudy
or fair and colder weather may DO expected to-day In
this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The fifth concert of the Symphony Society VIII
take place at Steinway Hall on Saturday evening.
The public rehearsal will be held on Thursday after
noon.
Mr. Rowes melodrama Of 1.-TWO Lives has had
q run of two weeks at the Boston Mrseuu. IL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
TUONAs u. JONE5. sCULPTOp

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 27.-Thomas ID. Jones,
the sculptor, died to-day at the OF sixtynine
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
Post Once Notice.

The Foreign Mails ending SAIChp =; ma.s"
issi will close this Office rUESDAr AZ S2 en-
for Europe by nship Arizona VIA oneonss, ANA
WEDNESDAY. at a. for Europe By sssS1 rass he
Via Queeu stown Correspondence foT riano ssa, 10
secisy addressed; ana az for tra zee mfecs ny
steamship Canada via Hsyse Sn wa oueenstoSn cor
resuondencs for Germany France must be specially a
Ind VA PIymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg on sAIuk-
NV ar n m for Europe by stea nship C1ty OF CHESTER
S neenstown eorrespondence for Germany aud scotland
must be- specially addresse an az m Ioi SceA a
for Belgium direct BY steansh Rhynlsnd va sntw% sna
~ m for Europe, by steamship ODER wa
and Br.men Tn, mails tor Aspinwa ana soosh rug 10
leave March The mails ,o Polio iaeo ,sase
March The mails for Havana aud Mexico leaye
harchy lhe mails Jamaica, MaracaDo, Savhnils aau
treyt0wp leave March The mails Tor the west
Indies Brazil and Argentine leave New Marsh ~ ~
mails for Venezuela and Curacao leave Newfork Maicno
Tho mails for &c esvs san francisco Hareh
The Tor CHINA ana Japan leave Fancsco March To-
A- Ia ~. IA ia 81, Postmaster
Pos Oaioe. New. YORK February 20. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

rees and everything wanted from the nursery At low
rates. Norway spruce feet per 100 SO send .c Wal
Won want aud We viii maze piiceA y u. fosscrs We.
known Nursery, BABYLON, Leag isizDd n T. our STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
THE CHANGE SIX YEARS HAS WROUGHT.
FScn 1hs Manchester Vlloge Record tRep.l

Has Il occurred to Republicans that the sit
acn y about . be reyerssd Three SS cSnpS
&c ssp When s there
sssenble in the House only seventeen Republicans who
v IssR Of
&c Hos Of Representatives Of the xLIld Congress
s s sss @ 3 g. s
.1sss S & As Msp q asr Il rd sSd
Wheeler IN General Butler Is GU. OF
s Mr. To;sr Is eOysr.o. Of GhG MT s'E "a
nifsedor Of the Mint, and others are dead.
AsxxD 10 ACT ON IHEIR OWN REooMMENDA-
General Gsrsid viii now s have veal an excellent
ms@Se A., ne 3, wsccnsn Ieslature viii be 70
eenssor ics that state Colonel Z Reyes was Mr. saw
Sss RSoh nOmnssd and tst the same eau
rscommended Colonel Keyes 70 the President-eect for
Sss R me decree q Divine Providence has
ter the opportunity 70 cleo, another unisd STATES Sen
sSsoans w Ss coSs the os Re
{sss tnsy VIII now inmediatsly elect Colonel Reyes 10
presumed possess some VI the auat & are are
celent senator's -e' ''"A' "a
THE RESPONSIBILITY PUT WHERE 1T BELONGS.
r~ fye~ 1As hartford cOuraaf QRep)
en-. Inc cry cry 70 look for now is that the ma
That tse purpose 81 the enactment 90 far as relates
- tnem Inc real responsibility rests with the Con
ees fnat CAP pass such bill II r. as II Que branch of
Ne C0Hncetttnt L<Rdsnsnre ehould pass bill that IA
zoos - the other branch It. would make impos
0ie Tor any dep0sitor % draw hs FUNDS from tie saw
~ banks, except on ak months notice. Would the
e61tcs b TO blame before the bin passed the other
oe they eet out ~ hot haste for their money Thai
yhat the banks doing and the analogy holds good
9aouts Tor. the HOUSE, should at once concur with
&s saa ss hsa .ss rS.a
eg seay. sna 70, meantime n y L. save what
Ep<9o ~ tho Hsuse delay Of final acton The
fs< ~ Nv tor the trouble which wiped out yester
Xce9 yeiue n Wall Street than the apparent
$ - y per cent ia she whole interest OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsERv ATOMS.

The diagram baromethca variations this city By tenths OF
divisions OF ne for the honns
nasbt white line toe oscillations
mercury The dotted line represents
Indicated Thermometer
=. PharmA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

An inspection is particularly invited
Henry A. D.niels N. d.. l4t Leuaktonaya aelr zJtlss
1 aud 1901
IA R,ntle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
Gpeeial Nolites.
Gold Jewelry for Gentlemen.
THEODORE b. STARR,
JEwELLER,

No 2O6 F1fth.ave., Madison square,
Between 10Th and 2Gtb Sta.
ofara largo Jewelry-b quality onlyo the lat
W, and mos correct STYLES genlenens TO
nj tha oseSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

bstraet OF archaeological Report for tie aSesk eHedss pm
III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16

Reales Decretos declarando cessnte
al Excmo. Sr. Don EuIogio Despujol
sn el cargo de Gobernador General de
ests provincia, nombrsndo en- su lu-
gar Al Excmo. Sr. d. So9uudo dc Ia
PortillA y Gutierrez
El 40 del corriente tendrsn lugar an
la ConAndancis general de Marina los
exGmepea para proveer la plaza vacante
de prsctico de n1mero del puerto de
Ponce.
Moca tiene l1207 hsbitantes, Rinc6n
64l7 total del tercer departsmento
85,28G; Msysguex tsene 25,7
DurAnte el trImestre proxlmo pasado
presto IL 0uardia civil de ests Conan
dancia GIT servicios, y durante e! mes
de setien bre ABA "a de Orden publico.
Los b lletes del sorteo snuncisdo
para el Is de noviembre SO entre9ArAn
en- enta forma.
ELS, II, Is, 19. 20, Il % los 40
mil con la rebsja del 4 20, nel 26 al
80 del actual y del l.' nj lei ertrsn-
to los apartados, y ell 5 los sob' antes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16

teando On Cuba Puerto-Rico la ley
para la grscia de indulto.
Ests Va acordado 81 itinersrio del
visjs del rev 4 Extremsdurs; ssldra el
7 De ootubre para Vslencis de AlcAnta
rs, donde recibirs Ell 8 al monsrca de
Portugal, traslsdAndosa iuntos a Cace.
res el mismo dia para aeistir 4 Ia inau
guaroi6n del ferro- carriI. b rey volve-
rA eI Q. 7 va que hsblo del goberAno
debo auticipar " algo que interesa
a Ia dinsst'a ssbrAn con satisfaction
los buenos mon4rquicos hay esperau-
q. de que ell trono Sc iconsolide con IN
nuevo successor.
Ell dis Is SO cslebr6 con toda solem
nidsd 10 insugursci6n del Congreso de
americsnistas; esto merece trabajo
sparte, porque serla oorto 10 Que pudie-
ra decir V. on mi csrts. Hoy obse-
quia el ayuntsmiento 4 los smerioanis.
tas con una veisds an one habra es-
p'Sndido te, tocsndo Ia socisdsd de
conciertos Union srtistlco n nusioal. Va
.blsr6 de- todo.
FL correo lleva { don B nitc NJ M4cias,
nombrsdo subdirector do ~ Gaardia ci :
vii de esa isls va di q V. noticiss de
los rntecedentes de ESQ jefe.
FL conde de Vslmsseda hs alcanssdo
ia msrced ds la grandesa de Espana.
Hs aqui una dedsda de misl para los
centrslistas, que estiman en- 10 que va
10 este ilustre general.
E proximo vspor llevsra V. mott
ciss del movimiento politico que sc
acentda d medida que SO scerca la cons
tituci6n de 10 Clmars.
r. P. DEL Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16
VAPORES CORREOS DBL MARQUES DECANPd.

Hab.endose adjudcado al Marques de Cam
po, prophet rio de la Inca de vapores correos
entire Liverpool, la Peninsula las Isias Fiji
pinas, ell servcio de vApores correos trasatlkn-
tcos entire Cuba, Puerto Rico, Colo 10 Nc.
jico y mar de las Antillas, por real 6-den de
y de agosto pasado, como dnico postar On 10
ubasta de 10 de julio kltlmo, tiene el honor
poner en- conocimiento del p6blico Que en-
su constante deseo de eontrbuir al mayor de-
ssrrollo del comercio, procurando todas las
economics y facidades en- las comunicaciones,
ha dspuesto el enlace de sus lineas entire q
para que en- cua!quiera de los puntos de esca
10, puedan obtenerse billetes y conocimientos
dire para todos los demas puertos do am.
bss lineas pr medic de la siguiente comb.
nacion.
LINEA FILIPINAS.
Salida de Liverpool ell Is de cada mes para
Ia Coruha, Vigo CadiE en- cuyo puerto toma-
RI Ia carga y pasae que procedente do AmG-
rica Sc dirija Fiipnas 8 China, segufrS {
Cartagena, Valencia, Barcelona, Port Said
Suez, Alden, Punta de Gales, Singapore, Nc.
nila, Hong Kong y Emuy, regresand0 pof loo
mi 4mo puert0s
LINEA RASATLAN TICA.
Sallda de Lverpool el is de cada mes para
la Coruna. Vigo y OadiE tomando en este
puerto la csrga passjs que proeedente de
China Filipinas se di 'ija q America siguien.
dc para Pnerto-Rico, Habana, PrOgreso
Y Veracruz, con regreso por los mismos puer.
tos.
En- esta Inca Sc facilitaran tambi6n pasa %
Sc recibira 1ete para Mayaguez, Ponce, La
Guayra Puerto-Prfncipe con trasbordo en-
Puerto-Rico para Nuevltas Gibara, Bsra-
Goa, Puerto Plata, Santiago de Cuba, Barran.
Quilla y Colon, con trasbordo en- la Habana.
E servicio de estas hneas Sc verifcsrk con
los vapores de la exclusive propiedad del con.
cesc mario sehor Marques de Campo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16
HipOteca.

Sc dessa tomar S 1900 dsndo fincas regis
radas en- primera hipoteca informaran For
aleza IS. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16

euentes manifestaciones de sfecto y pa
triotismo que con gratitud couservamos
coleccion adas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16
Escribanta p9bIica de Don Esttban
CaIdwsn


CaIdvsn
En- el ineidente del concurso de acreedores
de don Leonardo lgaravidez, sobre venta de
trutJs Sc hs mandado poner en- p6bca subas-
Ia los sigulentes
Ochocentos diez sacos de aE6car central de
segunda con peso de mil oohocientos noven.
ia uno quintaes sesenta cinco libras, IA
sadas einco pesos quintal
Cnco bocoyes sz1car de tercera con peso
do setenta ses qunialcs cuarents y siete H.
bras cuatro IN oc' avo pesos qui tai, tasa
ciento cncuenta cinco librae por bocoy.
Tres lipas rom de color prueba de veinte
V cuatro cparenta y DIS pesos los cien ga
nes.
Dos pipas ynn bocoy rom blanco prueba
de veinte cuatro cuarenta y cuatro pesos
los cien gaones.
Y hebfsndose fiado para sd renlate el dia
diey nueve del corriente las docc en- los
estrsdos del Juzged do (Tanca' 81 se anuncia al
pablco para Ia concurrencis de lcitadores
siendo condici6n que los envaaes del rom han
do ser devueltos 81 depositario del concurso
en- el tSrnino de ounce dies despueH dc su en-
trega al remststa, menoe que prehera abo-
mar tu importe de nueve pesos por cada cssco.
Puerto Rro, 0ctubre siete de mil ocho-
cientos ocbenta uno Ell Es9ribAno, Es1E-
BAN OAIpERoY. o, SESAS. S~3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16

cuatro mas dc I0Ol tOneIAdaB que 90 o.
tan alistando en- Inglaterra.
Oportunamente 50 publlcarAn les tsrifAs de
1etes pasajes
Ell vapor espafol Manila su capitAn D. Ma
nuel Garcia Boix.
Salio del puerto de CAiiE ell dia del CO.
rriehte mes llegara s este puerto 10. NJ del
30 al 81; admitira carga y passjer0s para 10
Habana.
Los consignatarios,
c. PRATa Ca.
En- la Ciudad Oondsl SO ha reciDido un mag.
ninco calzado cosldo, para sehoras, nifas nj
nos, a y 10 reales par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16

de ste comerclo, glra por toias cam
tidadee y corta vista, sobre Palma
de Maliorca y Barcelona. h Ian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16

Dos Enrique Diaz Guyarro, Jaaez de
prlmerG hnStdncia de Lfumacao y
M 9tStrsto.
Por ell presente cito, l&mo emplaso, Alto
dos los screedores, cuyos crsditos han ado re-
conocidos Gu ell concurso de la succession do
don Oecilio Rodriguex, vecino de Naguabo,
para que concurraE 4 la juDta general one 20
celebrarA en- Ia sala-audieDca de este Jus0a-
do, el veinte cuatro del corriente hora de
las doce del dia, con eI Hn de cecbrar 10 de
graduation de crsditos, pues All 10 tengo nan
dsdo por auto de esta fecha en- lou referidos
autos.
Dado on Humacao cnco de octnbre d
mi ochocientos ochenta uno, --ExRioug DfAz
GuIJARRo. .--Por mandate de s. s., EuIaHlo DE
TokREs a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-16
AL publicO.

En- ell antique y acreditado esta-
blecimiento Ell SOL DE ORC
de SEVERO BASTON, SO acaba de
recibir
Sombreros forma Emperatriz
para seioras y nlias Ultima novedsd
de Paris.
Granos de orc de hilo puro; reco.
mendamos muy particularmente es-
ia riqufsima tela que es 10 mejor que
Sc fabrica, y 10 avisamos las perso-
ma sinteresadas en- comprarla, que es-
taban deseando llegase.
Reclbimos tambien cretonas de
hilo de todo ancho para sabanas.
Camisas de hilo bordadas para se.
noras.
Calzoncillos de hiio.
Corses de todas classes para seiio-
ras y niilas.
Paraguitas de seda para sefioras.
Alpaca puebla para sacos.
Camas de hero, surtido complete.
Hero galvanizado de tres banos
acana.ado.
SAcos de yute para envase.
45.-San Francisco.-45.