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es, as we'll as the advocacy of humanity to that
Industrious lahourer the honey bee." 10 the
exhibition there is abundant testimony to the
benefit of teaching, for the old and cruel system
of killing off the bees for the sake of the honey
is now abolished. Moreover, the production of
honey is vastly increased by the new system of
biving, in which the bees are supplied with the
wax necessary for the. comb to store their
honey. The bees formerly consumed 2Olb. of
honey to produce a pound of wax ; but now,
by the adoption and Improvement of an Ameri-
can principle, foreign wax rolled out ready for
The busy insects to commence comb-making. IL
placed in little boxes, which when filled by the
bees hold in some cases a pound of honey, and
10 other cases two pounds, and are ready at
once for the market. There were lectures by
Mr.. F. r. Cheshire on bees as florists hybrid.
yrs and fruit producers, and gentlemen gave
displays of manipulations and Of bee driviog.
The Rev. George Raynor, Of Maiden, Essex,
exhibited some Of his own inventions for
honey harvesting, and personally illustrated
their use. He was also kind enough to show
the varieties of honey, and to point out The
distinct characteristics Of the bees produce
according to the food, clover-f4d bees Giving n
very delicate produce, ~silvern in colour. the
heather-fcd bees giving a dark and strong hon
ey, while the produce Of the bees frd OH wild
mustard had resulted in a bright yellow money.
The annual meeting of the association was
held yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Il. W. Cowan
presided, and it was decided to encourage
the utilization Of cou mtg associations with the
general association and it was announced
that already ~ county associations were thus
joined with the assOtiaiion.-JimeS.
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made for an early shipment by one

made for an early shipment by n
dof the Orient steamers.
Nothing further has been done
with respect to the Chinese ques-
ton beyond the holding Of several
meetings under the auspices of the
labour organizations. The last lot
of Chinese that arrived were pelted
by some of the rowdy lads of the
town, but there has been no serious
disturbance. Some of the late arri-
walls have gone on to New Zealand,
and most of the others have slipped
away into the country, where they
will readily find employment. The
Government has pledged itself to
bring in a Bill similar to that which
was produced at the late %Intercolo-
NAL Conference. The only doubt
is whether it will not be forced to
accept amendments Of a much more
stringent character. The working
men had a great promenade through
the city on the Queens birthday as
an anti Chinese testimony. They
wound up with a mass meeting, at
which a resolution was passed that
nothing would satisfy them short OF
a 910 poll-tax on each Chinaman
entering the colony and an annual
tax of912 during residence.
, 1881-09-03
H T. potato O..
PRODUCING NEW VARIETIES.

PRODUCING NEW VARIElIbos
The first man to begin extended, care
FIJI, and systematic experiments in the
production of new varieties of the potato
was Mr.. Goodrich, of Utica N, Y. This was
after the potato rot had produced a famine
in Ireland, and had spread it's ravages
over the continents Of Europe and America,
threatening the extinction Of this uniyer-
sally cultivated and valuable food produc-
ing plant. Mr.. Goodrich began expert
menting some 80 years ago, and followed
it aSsiduousIy for 16 years, originating III
that time, as his carefully preserved
records show, 16, 900 new varieties, all CT
which he cultivated long enough to test
their qualities and determine their value.
To show how uncertain are the results OF
experiments with seeding potatoes, it
may be added that he found on the aver
age that but one variety i'll 1000 was
worthy of %propagating or even naming.
His books, now in the hands of Rev. d..
S. Heffrin, of Washington Heights, from
whom we obtained these facts, show that
to say nothing of his Own time and labour,
or the Two or three small donations by the
legislature of New York, his life closed
with a balance of one dollar in his favor.
The world has been the gamer, however,
by many millions, and indeed it may be
said that he rescued this precious eSculent
from early prospective humiliation. The
old varieties had become enfeebled, and the
easy victims Of climatic and other u%nfavor-
able changes, and were ready to succumb
to disease.
To propagate from the potato tuber is
but the process o propagating by cuttings.
1t is only by resort to the seed Of the plant
that new and vigorous varieties can be
1nhtojnn6 Nhn X-oriatiac in nvictnnnn
before the advent of Mr.. Goodrich have
disappeared, and the hundred and one
more or less valuable sorts now before the
public, are all seedlings from the seedlings
produced by him, so that we can reckon at
q glance, the wonderful blessing conferred
upon this world by a single, earnest, hope
full and persevering man. 1t is because
Ofthe robustness and strength of the new
varieties that are continually coming
forward, that the rot has ceased to be a
terror to the planter, 1t is not likely that
this disease will ever again assume a very
serious aspect, except in a locality where q
change Of varieties seldom takes place.
In the writer's pleasant interviews with
Mr.. Heffrin, whom we know as the success
Sortof Mr.. Goodrich in carrying out further
experiments, and in disseminating new
varieties, much of interest was suggested.
The Early Rose, the most remarkable
potato of modern times, was originated by
Mr.. Breeze, of Vermont, and purchased of
him by Mr.. Heffrin, who raised it on Mr..
Goodrich's grounds in sufficient quantities
for general introduction, about the year
1867. From this potato Mr.. Ii. and many
others originated several quite valuable
varieties. The Early Rose was a Seeding
ofGarnet Chill. The Climax he considers
the best potato now in anything like gene
raj cultivation. 1t is a Seeding from Early
Goodricha 1t is later than Early Rose.
Flesh pure white, mealy, and of excellent
favor. 1t yields we'll. The most promis-
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Bees and their PrOduce.-The in

terest now taken in Bookkeeping is illustrated by
an exhibition of "bees and their produce" hives,
aud " uni nre," now being held at the Royal
Horticultural Society's Gardens, South Ken
sington. There are upwards of 800 distinct
e%xhibirs, English, colonial, and foreign, and
nearly every thing which has any relation to
these productive i~nsects--their housing, food,
products, and the means Of caring for them, can
be seen in this exhibition. This is the seventh
great show of the British Beekeepers' Associa-
tion, which was founded under tbe presidency
of the Baroness Burdett-C outts t'for the en-.
couragement, improvement, and advancement
of bee culture in the United Kingdom, particu-
larly as a means of lettering the condition of
cottagers and the agricultural labouring class
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS,
NUEVO SURTIDO.

AdemSs del extnnso varIado suytdo de
eie' IS propies de los ramos DE- imprenta, mo-
| grHha, lihrera enc uadernaci6I pf fprieria,
acaban de recbrse en- Ia imprents del Bol.E.
TIN los sigUient s;
Til IN eeit'ma lie china, en- pasta iquiis
Agarrad rs Y ganchos para pspeles.
Cfseros pora papelas.
Cslit para Eel,os
Portap umas gran So tide vsriedad.
Etqu, tis lie tpdo tamanos
Laplces. < an surlido variado
H6ias rape im,erm ah"s para cop'adores.
Phi'el quad Gu sdo, tea, vegeta para d.
bujos.
nj, didas para agiimCn ores por metros y
sAras
Cojitas de ri6n, con y tas ie g sto
Mapra ae - pares del mu' 10, de En-
ropay Espafa.
Atius de lieian rchr. Ultima edicci6n con
los maps
tstaupas lie santos.
vistas lie pueuoe mar ciudades pasa,,
jes historicos
RtlEatOs IS NJ e. Rev
Regias, extensc vatiadismo surtido.
R,g - pia ..s montsdas sohre un ciiindro
grad uaC 81, las HAS c6modas,
Cuadi Is para totcprstias
BaIonetros y ttrmmetros dc pared
b. nometros de bolslO anerodes
Papel pat.4 cartas, ieiicitacioner, Ultima nc.
veiad.
Plegeder4s dc ma era, hueso marfL
P'auftos pofceana tgodei,)
Brochas para copladCr.
PluCNles para finlura.
Esiltjos tBafas .losos, aumeutsn diez veces
los oDyeoOs.
Es, 81 eoscopos 1esde Sl2.
Ccnpieto 7 variado surtido lie vistas este.
REQ co aces
Com passes de cobre de tolas clsses y lama
nos.
1raineasId i
Cuias de mater itces de SO IT'S s5.
Tras 0IJsd0Te d, ,cCbre.
E>caas dc Meporci0r,
Is~ubonts grAduadCs.
Cuias SIS pt .c"i.
| Regas de kg-
! i dnLones Y III ras:
/ C,t~ umps, usdmsros fhos superiores.
/ 4 spadores lie todas cis seS.
| ot : infn,da1 &c sTticuios de gusto PRE-
! los n0llcos
81 -FORTALEZA-?7
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EZ S/GZO XIX.


Iatsb be- los IL ih ten
moy ydeb buer pode m e
tauon e ncd q e IS
peqn a
u a
BE cM d pa
este u para Sn0 rcnee
de do achy ea btnH IRA
cuse saca
Ia ct
atamco hatah rc plm e S
uet Rico 8dotube
FONT Y ROSSEI
NOTA nncoe e la
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BOLETIN NERCAATlL
PU ERTO-RICO.

h,prentr, htogrgia, h5rerta, escua-
deraacl6n, stectos de escWeIas 9 de
escrIori0. Variedades.
En- este sstablaciniento Sc desempehan con
prontitud esmero y baratura cuantos trabsjos
Sc enc4rgan dc Imprsuta Litografa Encna
dernaci6n-
Sc hallara un eohSsu y complete surtido
de papel espanol de todas classes de las acre
d,tadas fa5rcas de Jover Sierra, Bonastre.
Almiral, Guarro, Vidal y Rovirs, precioa
m6dicos.
Complete surtido do pape de cartas desde
| 20 centavos % la resmilla.
| Sobres de todas classes desde Is centavos
| 81 ell mlar,
| Pael comercial do todaS classes, Y rayados
| Libr s de concrete legitimo> de Glasgow,
Cromos cuadros de todos tamahos gustos
| Mesas de sala, con crom0s TINA novedad
Cusdros ovalado1 cuadros de varios Ia.
Tuaiios preci0s sumamente modicos
| Tiata dc escribir copla-, superior.
Libros. cromos y medalas para premios
Tintercs Y escribamas de todas clases, espe
rialmente de CRYSTAL de Bohemia, con capricho
sas vari 4das formas y hguras
| Estereospos vistas de 3 4 s., uno.
| Albums para ret atos y dibuj0s.
LapiceS, porta . umas, uizarras, carpetas,
Libros para escuela complete surtido pre-
clos modicos.
Deelaracones eonocimientos denas doeu-
mentos para Aduanae
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,F'undiciOn.
Taller de nsoquindria y carrSterta
De Los SRES
QUEREJETA HERMAEOS Y Ga.
PONCE.

/. En- este establecmiepto, el mas antique y
acrediledo de Ia isla, Sc cOnstruyen toda elase
de pleas de maquinaria para ingenios de azd
car, como coronas, cilindrps, mazas, cnrehas y
ruedas de epgranaje, tahomas, descascarado-
res todos los accesoros neeesarios para ha-
ciendas de cafe, ruedas hidrauiicas para darmo-
vimiento las tahonss, asi como para bueyes
v csbaos Tambien tienen constantemente
construidas en- constfuecl6n rnedas para ca
rretas de las meiores y bien sazonadas made
ras, cuys sotidez Sc garantiza, 4 los precios 81
sguientes, tomsndo de dos pares On adelante,
I saber:
Ruedas de pies con fondos de
pulgada a......... $50 el par
Ruedas con forro de puIgada "45M
Id Id. de ID ss45 Id.
Id i'd. de i'd. "36 i'd
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Ademas estA siempre provisto de los srticu
loo siguientes ejes de hlerro patentes para
carretds, arados para ell cultfvo de Ia cana,
desde nam. l& T. ingteses dc hierro, frances
ses del pals, subsuelos 6 cuehias, csdena-
para aradl ) fuertes, fondo de Oarron con pi-
COS sin pico, valvula para los mismos, tu-
IBERIA de hietro para vspor de 4 4 4pulgadas,
tes, codos, fanjes para uniones, reducidoras :
tuercas, tuvos para ealderas, naves de brops
CO con ruedas J lie valvula para cilindros, dee
de t 4 81 puigadas, estopa patente, estopG de
cafamo torcido, tornillos con tuercas, de todas
afmepsienes, parrillas psra las de regi-
las, lisas de todos tamafos, remachcs de
hero de todas clases, desde hssta pnlga-
da, acero en- gran surtido de todas dimensic-
nes, gomas elastica para empates, aceitsras
para cilfndros, de varios tarnahos, llaves prae-
be de 6 qua psra calders, pitos para vapor Ma
en- lienzo para aquinaria, pintura blanca ARa
para empates, mihon en- polvo, cobre en- bA-
rras, polvo de hierro vsrios otros artIculOs
Pohce, agosto 20 de 1881. b. 4d
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SOCIEDADES.
Severe BISTOD.
45.-SAN FRANCISCO-45
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICo.

Gira letras en- todas cantidadss q corta rlsts
sobre las sigulentss capitales y pueblos de ls
Peninsula, islas Baleares y las oanarias-
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Dos medallaS de orc.
DE PRIMERA CLASE.

Estas son las que hs obtenido la acre.
ditada f4brica De cigarros
LA BELL EZA"
en- el aiio de 1881, la una concedida POI
81 Jura1o de Ia Exposition de Matanl
sas Ia otra por la sociedad cientfflca
europea de Paris.
Esto 500 basta para recomendar di-
chos cigarros, cuya populsridad crecien-
te en- esta Isla es Ia meior prueba desc
sxcelente aroma y calidad. 12-1o
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sobre las sigulentss capitales pueblos de i
Peninsula, isIas Baleares y las oanarias
GALICIA.
Bayo, Rayona, Betanzos, Bufo. Carear fse
Oarba!lo, Caldas de Reves, Carril, Gee, OoTcr-
hion, Constance, Oarnota, Ferro, Tipisterrt,
Guardia, Lage, Lingo, Malnico, Nop8oteto,
Muros, Mugia. Noya, 0rtigneirs iSsnta Msg.
tai, orense, Psdron, Pontevedrs, Puente-
sreas puentedsume, Puente Oeso PiR ntG dc
Puerto Redoudela, Riradeo, Santiago, Tuy
vigo, vivero, villagarcia, Vimianzo Zss.
AsTUR1AB.
Avilks, Cangas de Onis, Cangss de Tineo
Castrorol, Colunga, Oudillero. Fgueras, Gi.
ion, Grade, Lnstres, Luarea, Lanes Oviedo,
Pola de Laviana, Pola de- Lena, Pola de Siero
PraviaA Rivsdesela, Salas, Sama de Langreo,
Tapia Tineo, Villavicioss InHesto.
RestO de Espafla.
ATbacete, Aibuiiol, Alcal& Ia Real, AlcSntara,
AlcafiZ, Aleira, Alcoy, Alfako, Aimansa, AL
mudevar, Aimeria, Aimuhecar. Aguilar. Alge.
clrss, Alicante, AnteQu ra, Anddjar, AreDys
de Mar, Arenys de Munt, Astorga, Ateca,
Aviia, Ayerbe, Atcoitia, Bsdisioz BAeRs, Bae-
zn Barcelona. Barbsstro BejaF, Bilbao, Bls-
mes, Burgos, Brolas BastrcFba, Osbra, Cace-
res, CSdlx, Calatayud, Oalahorra, Calella, Gal
desas, Canet, Carihens, Csrtagena, Carcajen-
te, Oarrnons, Caspe, CaSteloD, Castro Ur-
diales, C6riovs, Ciudadela, Oiudad Rodrigo,
Ceuta. ChinchIlla, Don Benite. Ecja, Elche'
Este!la. Figueras. Garrcvilles Corona Gar
NADIA, Guadal.. jsra, Gnadix, Gibraltar, Haro,
HELM, Huelva, Huesca, HuesCer, Hinojosa
del Duque, Jsca, Jaer, JAtivA, Jeres, La Es-
Gala, Las Palmss, Leon, Lkrids, Lsares, Lo-
ia, Logroho, Lucena, Madrid, Malaga, Man
resa, Martos, MarcheHA, AatAro, Mssnol,
Montoro, Monrilla, MontblAnch, MontAnchez
Motrii, Moron, Morella, MurciA, NasalmoraI'
0hate, Orihuela, Osuna, PalenciA. Palafurgell,
Palam6s, Palma de Mallorcs, Pamplona, Pi-
neda, Piasencis, Possdaa, Pobla del Segur,
Premia del Mar, Puerto Real, Puerto de San.
Ia Maria, PueAte GenA, RAmbla, Relnosa,
Rioeeco, Ronda, Sabacell, Salamanca, San,
tander, San Fernando, San LAear de- Barra-
media, San Sebastian, San Felik do Guixols-
San Pol, San Pedro de PTemiA San Juan de
Vnasar, San Gih<s de vilasar, San Msteo,
Santo Domingo de ia oalxada, Sarihena Se-
govia, Sevila, Solsona, Sort, Tafalla, Tara
50, Tarragons, TArrega, Teruel, Toledo, Toro,
Tore Don Jimeno, TorreIavega, Tolosa, To
rrecilla, TORI pells de MontgTt, Truiino, Tude-
10, Ubeds, Utrers, Vsiencis, Valencia de AL
c&ntara, Valladolid, Walls, VeieE N alaga vi
BareZ, Vitoria, Viila-earT9IIo, Villa-robledo,
Zafra, Zamora Zssagozs.
ISLAs RALEAREA,
Oiudadela de Meuorca y Palma de Mallorca
ISLAS CANARlAs.
Palmas fGrsn Oanarias. ID, IL
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Papel de cigarrillos.

Sc detalla una partida, clase muy
superior, Ell el almaoen de
G. PRATS \ Go. 6~~6
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PARA CURAR TODAS

las enfermeda9es del CUTS: Barros, herpes,
reuma sguda otras fecciones Gu aneas y
suavizar hermosear cdtis, dsese el jab6n de
Aleatran Enebr3 tabreado por Caswell Ha.
xard Ca Nueva-York. Su uso es mas con.
veniente mas taci que ell de otros remedies
evitando las molestihs de lss compOsciones
grasosas, actuamente do moda. 0. 20
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Cons .Consulado de Francia

EI consul de Francia en- Puerto Rico.
ruega 4 los seiores IMBERT CAorIea HI.
laife Arq,aste, BLoN DBAU HcsfT e VrDAL
EE,sgeMe, que 40 presatteu envien sua
sp6legadoB para recibir cartss y docu-
niena0a que Sc aacusntran en- dioho
Oonsulaslo.
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Secreto de juventud.

Afua LaferFiere, jabSa, eresna, Poivos ,
aeeite para herm0seaF J eonssFvsr ei rosLro )
el cueTp0
Estos produetos, compuestgs COO los ingos
de planss recogIdas en ias montsfas De- eau
ease. bseea desc paFeeeF y evitAn ias gTrugas.
Mu.hos sfos de uB exsta alenIpree Ell aunen-
to eDf ffsaaa sas naraYill1ses pEepIedsdes.
Mr. A DC Lafergisre les emplec durante 40
amos or clos co1sei Vi los sg to1as las
apsrfeu las de- ia tHvsntnd
De venta en- La ESFERA de- B, Simonet
Fortalgzs "a b. sJn.
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Adem6s del extnnso variado surtido de
eie' )s pfopies de los ramos de- imprenta, mo-
grahs, liberia, enc Hadernaci61 pf fpeleria,
achban de reclbirse en- Ia imprents del Bof.E.
TIN los sigUient s;
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VIJANDE & co.
81 FO f tai Ell 81.

a
Giran letras sobre las aguieutes plazas De la
Peninsula 1klas adysE4tes, por todas canti-
dades, cortos dias de vista. Tsmbien girsn
por telegrafo cus4uiera suma sobre las mis-
mas plazas.
A - Algeeras, Almer1s, Almagro Aran.
luez, AnteQuera, 5ylls, AndnjaF, Albac etc:
Alcazar, Alicante, Almsden, AleOy, Arees de
a Frontera, Almsnss, Alcoy, AImendra ejo,
Yrands Dnero.
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Bsaajoa, Burgos,
Bejar, BaeZ4.
c - Oatilz, Cordoba, Corufa, Oertagena,
Castsl.on de La Plana Cuenca, 0iEdsd Real,
Galahorra, CAceres, OslatAyud. Cestropol Car
mona, Cess, Coria Cuevas de Vega
ID - Daimiel
E-E Eseoriai, Eeija.
F. Ferrol, Fgueras de castropol.
G - Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Giion,
Guadalsjsra.
H Huelva, Huesca, Haro
Il InfaDses.
Jerez de Ia Fronters, Jaen, Jktiva.
L - Lkrida, LeoR, Logrpho, Lugo, Luarca,
L mares, Lola, 'rca, La Serena
M Madrid. Masaga, Aureaa, Mahon, No
rds, Medina del Campo.
n - Novelda
o ovedo, 0rense, Orihuela.
p Pampiona Palma, Paleucia, Ponteve-
dra. PefiaEanda de Braesmonte, Plssencs,
PadF0n.
= - QuintaRar de la 0rden.
r - Reus, Rivadeo.
s. Santander, SeyiAa, San Sebastian, Sa
.aaanca, Santiago, soria, SegoVis, Sigienza,
San Fernan %, Sants Cruz de Tenerte.
t Tarragona, Teruel, Trujilo, Tafalla
Talsvers de Ia Relna, Toledo, Tarani6n, Tolo,
Torrjos, Tudela-
w aIencia, vslladolid, VitoFia, Yaide
pefias Vigo, Venatos, Eerin, Vsga de Riva.
deo.
Z zaragoza, Zamors, zatrA.
Ht& Is q.
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Uasusa.s Eslieras,

Este mara riiloso t4l~nmo aana il 'allble
mente liaa h"Fidas ant qua las llag; ), V To-
tlales lie pie sr;,s de pvcho, Pc. medic
l. 81 in14e eia Ia dlc.4tas vlru!entas to
Tan mt prom Q un asf~ctc convaiecien't
ieoai / aTeceE. Jalnas Icja este unGueuto
-,frigerante re pro!. cir una cllrH nerfeCta
u las atec tones de ia piel, los canstip
los, La tC ses ) 8 reu.natismG, -.lin cuane,t
Ia aI elado en- vano .pGos los demAe
-emedi0s
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Rapel ] sobres para tartas

Pspel iiso y rsysdo desde 10 cents.
voe a $3.50 ID resmflfa.
Sobrea desde 81 25 hasta $8 millaF.
Pspel do canto dorado, liso y rayado
q so ctvs. reema.
h En- Ia imprenta del BoLErfN.
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Lfgltlma cerVfza IngIeSa
MARCA Eel GLOBO."
DE
NC EVAN DE EDINBURGH

La mas pura y mas sgradable de to-
das lss cervezsH comuues que SO i'm
portsn en- este nercsdo, en- cuya com
posici6n no er ran otrss sustancias Que
oobada y llipu 0, es Ia QUE meuos alco-
hol contiene estA completamente
exerta de irgrodientes nociyos la 80.
lad. Estas oondi clones la hacen muy
rec, merdable . LIS personas de buen
.gusto, 1 las que siendo delicadas no DO.
drisn soportsr bebidas irritantes, a los
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ITO All Whom 1T May
Concern.

TO all arbom ii may concern:
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, the 7th day OF November, 1881, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter las the
application can be heard, at the Super
yisors' Room, in the Court House of Los
Angeles county, in the city of Los An
geles. State of California. ap.
plication will be made by the
lace Woodworth, to the Board OF Super.
visors of said county for authority to
construct a wharf on the estuary or inlet
situated in the said county and known
as Wilmington Bay or the Inner Bay of
San Pedro, with license to take tolls for
the use of the same for the period of
twenty years. The location of The wharf
for which franchise Will be asked is us
follows, to wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner OF
the location of the wharf OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, in said viii.
mington Bay, as described in the ordi.
nance ofsaid Board of Supervisors dated
the Sd day of August, 1881, recorded in
Franchise Book 1, page IL, of the records
of sal d Board, the same granting fran.
chise therefor, and in the map accompa-
nying the petition OF said corporation to
said Board, reference being hereby made
thence northerly 200 feet in direct line,
the prolongation of which will intersect
the southeast corner of the wharf OF the
Pacific Coast steamship Company;
thence at right angles with said last
mentioned line westerly rs feet to a
point; thence at right angles with said
aforementioned line southerly on line
parallel to the first line hereinbefore de.
ciDed 700 feet to the northwest corner of
the location of the said wharf
of the-Southern Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny; thence at right angles with said last
mentioned line easterly rs feet to the
point of beginning.
VIM. H. PERRY.
o9td WALLACE WOODWORTH.
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DUBLIN. Nov. 4.-Miss Helen
Taylor, step-daughter of the late
John stuart Mill, the great econo-
mist, addressed the Ladies' Cen
trial League. She said that the
crimes Of the British Government
against ireland made her blush for
her country, and continued: II
am unable to express the depths of
Indignation and shame that L
feel when 1 behold my country dis
graced by such things. Were it in
my power, glad to-day would l be
were L an Irishwoman. Better to
be oppressed than share the dis
honor and infamy of the oppress-
ors.n
When the Kilkenny hounds were
at Kileen cover yesterday, u party
of farmers assembled and told the
hunting party that they would not
allow them to pursue their sport
over their farms. Many gentle
men left the field and the hounds
were taken back to their kennels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hugh Law has
been appointed to succeed OLA
gan as Lord Chancellor of Ireland
William M. Johnston, member
of Parliament for Mallow, and
Solicitor-General for Ireland, will
succeed Law.
Patrick Egan will contest NAL
low against Johnston, whose APP
pointment to the Attorney-Gener-
alship makes fresh election nee
essary. If
OHagan, before retiring, intends
to largely increase the magistracy.
Many Catholics will be among the
new magistrates.