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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20

case, invita- ahora a la Exc
! provincial y asociados, d

lcaso, invita- ahora a la Exc
provincial y asociados, d
)epartamentales de Agricultl
y Comercio, a la Sociedad E,
le Amigos del p.fs, y 4 las tres
les de Aricultura de Ponce, Ma.
Glayama q que, con la menor
possible, sc siryan remitir a la
1ois general de Hacienda sns
respectivos sobre el expresado
comercisl, q fu de dsr de eilos
al Gobierno Supreme, VS. sea
)ustecer con valiosas 0p5uioBes IS
s argumentos "a solncloo indi-
para modifoa7la 0n su eseneis
detalles, 81 asf rssuttara con
> & los intersses de la provincial
.tantisims esta question para el
D de esta Isla. de esperar es Sc
, por los precitados Ceutros con
meditation redexiva que ell asun-
auda y al mismo tempo con Ia
a que ell csso reqniere.
REQ, 20 de Abril De 1881.
OGIO DESPUJOL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
ACEFGsl1AAS.

t..-El haber cambisdo los ca
% Iugar el adverbio no an al Sc
parrafo, principio della f. colnm-
suelto La irregularidad jcsuttioa
blicsmos en- el uItimo ntimaro,
lsa de que SO variase completl-
ell sentido de este pasaja, que de-
'se asi Prohamos con datos
ables copiados de los peri6licos
sdos que habian sido sorprendi-
n tai patrana, y que traian Ia rec
on on el mismo correo que nos
Jonocer la falsa noticia; proba-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20

to de los rsos. .Cumplid
lidad, fueron encerrados
los sentanciados en- sus q
FL csdaver de Sofia
lepositado en- un CAIRO, y
los cuatro hombres. Tod,
iban cubiertos con vslo ne
Los siniestros coches g
1espues hScis el oementer
jeuski, donde SO dio sepultu
1averes de los sjusticiados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
PIANO..

Sc yende bsrato IN magnifco piano ho izon.
! tai, americana, de II octavas, pasandrO,
5randes voces rar.ynp -0nen &c ,tado.
ran.
Ademas sc vende un ropero de sem ora toca.
ior mesa de vestir, todos de palo dea ross
nacizos muy fnos, q la mitad de su verda- :
dero valcr Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
BUENA OCCASION.

Ell cafe Y restaurant de la estacon del tran.
via en- Rio-piedras se vende La persona que
le interese puede dirigirse don Manuel Trf-
go con quien podran eatend srse en- su COM
prs.
Rio -piedras mayo 1881. la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DELA ISLADE PUERTO-RICO.
HACIENDA.
PRoYFCTO DE CoNvENIo COMMERCIAL CON
LOS EsTADOS-UNIDOS.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
(CONCLUsION.) { J

Tiene por objeto dicho convenio la
adopcion por el termino de dos amos
de las tarifss adicionales los vigentes
AranceIes, que an ell expediente Sc men
cionan, incluyendo ademas eel tabaco", +,
son las que siguen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20

Puerto-Rco. mayo 10 de 1881.
- Ell ordenador de pagos civlies,
Morsmikano Poscer.-Vo b. FL IN.
t.ndeDts general, Alcdzdr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
LOteria provincial de Puerto Rico.

LISTA de los nauaeros premiados en- el
Sorteo ordinario ~ rs, elebrado el Is
de Hayo de 1881
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
NOyimientO maritime.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Mayo 17.-Ds Cabo-roio, gta. esp. "Valen-
ciana, lastre. -
l8.-Da San-Th6nas, vap ing. "Arno,"
carga general
DE la Habana, vap. i'd. "Solent,"
transito
De Culebra, van. de guerra "Blas-
co de Garay."
DE Manati, gta. IN. Conception" "
cate Y tabaco.
ID Vega-bais, id. Laura" azd-
car
- 1s.-De Aguadilla, vap. esp. San
Juan," carga general.
SALIDAS.
Mayo l7.-Para vega-bajs, gta. esp. "Jults, y
Drovisiones.
Para Arecibo, gta. esp DOLORES, >
provisiones.
6l-Para n. York, vap. ing. ''Hadji,
azIcar
Para Ssnto-Domingo, vap. ing
''Arno, transit0.
Para la Haeana, vap. ing. $50
lent, transito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20

Llegados EN- el "San Juan" De ,Fajardo
Ventura Llanos de Arroyo, J. Lavandeira
Alfredo Levi de Ponce, Manuel Fernandez
sefors, Jose de Juan senora, Conrado
Schmidt, Francisco Lopez, Hip6lito Henri Y
Saltoren, sonora l nifo de Mayagdez, j
Schultz, Oactre NJ. ilompart, Vicente Ferrer,
Francisco Llorca, Leonor Fernandez; de Aqua.
dilla, Antonio Fontecha Maria JesGs Alvarez,
/ nina, nifos, Adriana JuaL de Martinez,
Juan Mendoza, Pascual Acegedo, Luis Bara-
gana, Vicente Grau.
En- ell ''Arno," Mr.. vigier, O. D'Acevedo,
Abraham Kaines, James Games Antonio Rut-
lion, j. Lorent, Mr.. Riedermann, B. Clara
Henriquez, Francisco Rl4nes, G. p Roster.
Salidos EN- o. migtno Francisco Gomez
Mateo Verdeio, Manuel Vicente, Pablo Ma
rem, joe Gil, A. vurd, para Ponce y Agna
dills,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
JOVE71N

Sc necesita uno de IL IA amos con buenas
referenrias que sepa leer y escribir En- estA
imp-enta inf0rmaran. l--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
VIA SAN

Nueva-York, mayo Ia
nos estan indignsdos del pre-.
Ffsncia en- T1oez. Tambien s
to con desagrado en- Inglaterra
paeion de Biserta.
El Gear ha publicado una p
pidiendo al pueblo de Rasis le
en su tarss de extirpar d los nil
Ii. 13 -Fraacia se opondra
Turquia mande un comisiona1o
neg Ell Pail Nah Gazette d.
politics francess, crevendo ef
iusta la anexion de Tdps
taria Ia paz europea
Id. Ii Ell Bay de Tu>\
an ii ats ID de diez articcS
Ella, Gu que fecoHoee ell
frances, y SO ccmpromeS
indemnizscion de guerra y & en-,
sus puntos estrategicos, 10 cual ha Q
sa1o grande entusiasmo en- Francla.
Times protesta contra la absorcion fra
casa, y cree que es Questionable su 60
iucta. Ell gobierno italiano alarms'
Ii tratado de promover una confereI
europea, q la que no 50 ha prests
Bismarck.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20

49,
saksf el cual So
Il banquiilo que
ado & tirar de Is
mar una direc-
minutes, tempo
2srmaneeer col
ia los sepnlturs.
IS, que nc son
MADEIRA pintadas
friu.
reel Sc preeento
seka de la raueT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
MERCADOS.

n. Y. IA Regular a buen re6no y
Al. Csmbio sobre L6ndres 4 85l.
L6ndres, id.-M4scsbado 81, l oh.
Dsscueuto 2126. Consolidados in
gleses 102. Franceses S5.40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20

Rogamos encareoidamente los Sres CO.
mercantes que tengAn que enviar ordenes
Il sus comisioDstas en- Paris, Sc sirvan reco-
mendarles que, con preferencia, so dirijan
la Casa de Ad. Godchau-FActoria gene
raj para la exportacion. mum. 2a, rue, du
Faubourg-P Poissonniere ;-pues este sera pa
IA ellos la mejor garantia de recibir buenos
bonitos genfros, muy ventaiosos por sus
m6dicos precios, acomodados los gustos
de los paises q que sean destlnados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-20
NUMER ACTON

de los billetes amortizados
que comprende.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25
It represents me as being a Demo.

It represents me as being a Demo
GRAFT, when I am, as all my friends
know, Republican, although not a
bitter partisan; as being in SYM
pathy with Mr.. Stewart, when I am
not; as meddling with the contest in
question, when 1 am not and have
Lot; and, lastly, as saying things I
never did say, and not saying things
I did say.
| am greatly misrepresented in
both of the above articles, and feel
assured that you will allow me,
through the CHRONICLE, to make this
correction. I shall be grateful if the
Cleveland Weekly Herald and Chat
tanooga Commercial will copy.
I am, respectfully,
THOMAS j. GAUT.
Cleveland, Tenn, Jan. %, 1881.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25
TUESDAY, JAN. Is, 1881.

SENATOR DAVIS thinks there il
no probability Of an extra session,
He says that there is a determine
ton that every necessary measure
including the funding bill, shall b.
passed, and thus have NO excuse 70,
the next Congress meeting in ad'
vance of the regular period. H.
also states that he has good reason
to believe that those who are to b.
prominently associated with ths
next Administration are DESTROYS t,
avoid an extra session, and that
their friends in Congress will CO.
operate to that end.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25

finally, he has said that he has not
positively selected single member
of his Cabinet, and that, of course,
no tender of a Cabinet position
had been made to any one. He is
listening attentively to all that is
said to him upon the subject,
and when he makes up his mind
it will be a fnality. He has
consulted Senator Conkling, as
he has other party leaders, but
Senator Conkling knows nothing Of
the result, There is reason to be-
lieYe that while Gen. Garfield will
attempt to make such selections as
viii be agreeable to the party at
large, he will not name any man as
the representative of Grant, Conk>
ling, Blaine, or Sherman, and that
the men who Do go into the Cabinet
will not accept the place as a want
age point from which to promote
schemes for further political ad-
vancement.
1t is very probable that Senator
III
Blaine will be Secretary Of State,
but Gen. Garfield has not committed
himself to it, nor has Senator Blaine
concluded to accept the place i
offered.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25

send him to the penitentiary if he
sent the affidavit off. Comment
would be superfuous. -
w. McKN1GHr
STATE OF TENNESSEE, I 81
..s BRADLEY COUNTY. er
Personally appeared before me, s. 8.
Barrett, an acting justice of the peace
for said county, Joseph Eblin, a citizen
of Charleston, Tenn, who, after being
duly sworn, deposes and says that he
did not make the affidavit as publish
ed In the Nashville American of the
21st inst, with his name to it and
sworn to before It. J. Knox, notary
public, saying that he voted illegally
for Foute, candidate for the legislature
of Tennessee, on the I'd Of November,
1880, on account of not having lived in
Bradley county six months previous
to said election; but, on the contrary,
said Eblin deposes and swears that he
always said he was citizen of Bradley
county, Tennessee. more than six
months previous to said election, and
never said otherwise.
joseph (X) EBLIN.
.......... ...- ~-l mark
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
January 22d, 1881. $500 ..- .s,- ..-...-.
8. 8. BARRETT, J. P. B. G.
STATE OF TENNESSEE
..z.-.. BRADLEY COUNTY.
Personally appeared before me, 8. &.
Barrett. an acting justice of the peace
for said county, the following citizens
of Charleston, Tennessee, to me per-
soDally known to be entitled to full
faith and credence on oath, who, after
being duly sworn, depose and say that
Joseph Eblen, who voted here on the
End of November, 1880, between Stews
art and Foute, candidates for the legis.
lature of Tennessee, has lived in this
place ever since snow fell in April,
1880, which was, we think, about the
8th day of April, 1880. al'-.-
SIMEON x x BATES.
.-.- mark, =.
His
LEWIS (X) HARRISON.
mark.
.-~ DAVID (X) ATKINSON.
His -...
REUEN * BATES.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
January 22nd, 1881.
s. 8. BARRETT. J. P. B. G.
CHARLESTON. Tenn, Jan. "a, 1881.
Mr.. EDITOR: I forgot in my com
munication of the 22d- inst. to men
ton the fact that T.. G. Knox, who is
now taking so much pains to make the
impression that Jo.- Eblin voted
illegally for Joe Foute, was one Of the
Judges of that election and knew
Eblin well and consequently, I sup
pose. all about the time he had been
a citizen of Bradley county, but this
is all an after-thought by which they
expect to make political capital
If Eblin had voted for Stewart, the
whole crew of them would have said
nothing about an illegal vote, but
would, I presume, have commended
that it was all right. cHT .
/ I have just been informed that L
G.. Knox has got another affidavit
from Joe Eblin. Eblin says, accord
ing to my information, that he
went over into Calhoun to get away
from them, but that he was followed
over there, and that L. G. Knox TOLD
him that unless he made another
affidavit he would have. him in thu
penitentiary before Saturday night
rather. fast I would think thus
forcing him, Eblin claims, to make
the last affidavit. @
/ w. T.. Mcknight
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25
THE sTEWART-FOUTE CASE.
Joseph EbIin SWears he did not
Make the Affidavit Produced
by the Democrats.

CHARLESTON, Tenn, Jan. %.
Mr.. EDITOR: Yesterdays Nash-
vile American published an affidavit
of Joseph Eblin, sworn to before T.
J. Knott, notary public of this place,
the meaning of which was that Eblin
voted illegally for Foute, at the re-
cent election, on account of not
having lived in this place six months
previous to said election. Below
find copies of affidavits of Eblin and
four others showing that he lived
here over six months before he voted
in said election. The American
publication seems to be part of the
program of certain parties here who
seem to be of the "anything -to-beat-
Maynard" style, some of whom, as
well as the sheriff of Polk county and
Stewart himself, are near relatives of
D. K. McKany, who holds lucra-
tive position in the Post-ofice De-
partment at Washington, D. c.,
under Maynard. One of said par
ties, T. J. Knott, Joseph Eblin says
took this affidavit from him, after it
was sworn to-, and threatened to
send him to the penitentiary if he
sent the affidavit off. Comment
would be superfuous.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25

IT is just as true now, as it was
six weeks ago, that General Garfield
has not yet chosen single member
of his Cabinet. s
Senator Blaine said to a reporter
several days ago that he did not
know a single man who is to be q
member of General Garfeld's Cabi-
net. -
Hon. Levi P. Morton said that in
80 far as he knows, there is no foun-
dation whatever for the connection
of his name with the portfolio of the
Treasury or Naval Department.
General Francis A. Walker states
that he was not aware that General
Garfield had ever thought Of him in
connection with any Cabinet posi-
ton.
General Raum does not know OF
believe that there is any intention
of placing him in the Cabinet.
Senator Allison is new, and has
been ever since the election, press
ing the claims Of Hon. James f.
Wilson, ofIowa, desiring himself to
remain in the Senate.
Bruce has said many times that
the presentation of his name was
entirely without his procurement,
and that comment, both favorable
and adverse, was quite gratuitous'
General Garfield has, within the
past week, assured the gentlemen
who have visited him that when his
selections were made public they
would all come out at once, and
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25

The members of the Senate CEN
sus committee all agree that the
apportionment under the present
census will be made this session.
One of the members of the com
mittee, who has given the natter
close attention, says that the num-
Der of members Of Congress under
the new appertionraent will be fixed
at from 295 to 800; the present num-
Der is 1913. This will make the
number of inhabitants in Con
gressional district from 10000 to
10000. Under this apportion-
ment, Ohio will lose one member
and New York three, the latter loss
being the greatest of any State.
The funding bill, which went tt
the Senate last week, was postponed
by the finance committee until to-
day, on account of the absence Of
Chairman Bayard. The COMMITTEES
will now have daily sessions until
the bill is completed. Its details
cannot be discussed with certainty
at the present time, but it is certain
that the Senate will pass it in SOM
amended shape, and the earnestnes
displayed on all hands indicates al
intention of Congress to agree upo,
a funding bill at this session. There
is a great diversity of sentimen
among members of the .committe'
and Senators upon the rate an,
time of the bond. The Democrat,
idea seems to be in favor of'extend
ing the time. This plan has ais
some Republican support. ~a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-01
yELEGRApHIC ITEMS.

An Aberdeen Miss. special says that
the three young men murdered near
there on Saturday night were brothers
William A.. Alonzo T.. and youn-
ger brother, all sons Of j. z. Walker, a
highly respectable citizen of Russell
county, Alabama. A man, supposed to
be the murderer. has been arrested at
Corinth. and is being brought here I'M
der guard.
A million and half dollars viii be
necessary TO allow the Pacific Bank 10
resume. The Directors hope to raise
81. 600. 600. and 10 realize $500, 600 On
Weeks securities
James Holland was hanged by a mob
near RusseliSille. Ark. because o; his
having murdered Burgess James in
1879. and having since escaped punish
ment.
Mrs Elizabeth Cornelius, aged 81.
pioneer OF ISIS. and lady well known
and mach respected. died recently AZ
Turner Station. Marion county, Ore
gon.
Dispatches report the destruction by
IRE o. the business portion Of ho<iuski.
Mississippi.
Charles Sehaeh aud Louise D0vman.
while skating Sunday AZ Lansing. Iowa,
were drowned
Five persons were seriously injured
by az explosioa II Palmer L Sons fire
works mandatory. Rochester y. Y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-01

/ ss-vsese tragedy : reported 1ro@
Vx1s<1sa n Ia~-A 4 wsSsw zzzae,5
N.s-ASg. 81 Iaaoz ssw@sAsrs Sa-ses srWTa
- her s@.la.A-ss~ &se& eA-sS sasG1AS &z&
s@7es Ys&-s~ TIE Tragedy was nss-
Isszesy assesvsrs2 S1 Saturday - Ms
Asl.2sz< Ss-e1Asr, prAo ssGzsS AeS in bed
~ssA sss ssa2 ea.s2& q s&eA ara >as
A&s beer saSA@s saao< hs< Azsss1-a-
s-s,S sxTa weeks 49,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-01
THE RESULT IN VIRGINIA.

The Virginia State Board Of Canvas
sers give the returns OF the recent cleo
ton in that State. The vote for
Attorney General Frank s, Blair, Re-
adjuster, was lla,eO0. and for his
opponent. Philip ". Mckinney. 1ea-
ocrat, loo. OF. majority Of 1928 for
Blair. The returns fer Governor and
Lieutenant Governor VIII be canvsSsed
by joint committee 81 both Ho0ses Of
the Legislature. which meets at Rich
mond next "Wednesday. The Resd
jussers viii have majority q - on
joint ballot. and this majority may Be
increased by tive defeated Readiussers
in Reckhridse county. who viii contest
the seats Of their successful Uponents-
Az the Presidential election in lSSo.
the regular Democrats polle1 81, s49 Tor
Hancock; tAe ReAaiusssrs, Sl.5ss for
Hancock: and the Republicans. &6S9
for Garfield. This year the RspGh-
Ecans and Readjassers combined and
defeated the Regular Democrats by over
ls,0o0 majority. To accomplish this.
the whole ia6aencs o; the Ains;nistrs-
ton was used. Old Line Repab,ieAns,
who had made themselves obnoxious -
Mahexse. were removed fr'osn oEssce aud
Rsa3jusssrs appointed in thar stead.
The enployss Al the Custeas Honses IN
the State and IN the Navy Yard al
Norsolk were forced - eoasrsbate 10
the R>AiIassers' campaign fund. &n<ieT
penalty 81 being discharged fo< rascsAl-
The Departments AZ Washington were
ransaeSe1 to< pahlse speakers, who
were sent 10 Virginia while draw
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