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The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
DEATHS LAST WEEK.

Fifteen deaths were reported 10 Reg
istrar Frazer, for last week, compared
with ten for the corresponding week
last year.
The statistics a. to cause were,
acute phthisis, consumption, . /;
catarrh, 1 dropsy, I /; membraneous
Group, /; menengitis, /; natural
cause, i; pneumonia, l; purpura
hnmorrhagica, I /; paralysis, 1.
The deaths are distributed by wards
AZ follows First ward, /; Third
ward, j; Fourth ward, 0 Fifth ward,
.; Sixth ward, q; Seventh ward, 8 !;
Eighth ward, Tenth ward, 1.
The statistics as to nationality, color,
sex and age, are {: Native born, Is /;
foreign born, D; male, s; female, 10 |;
white, 10 black, 8; under / year Of
age, . from l to years of age, 3 /;
frons 10 to 30 years, o from 30 to 80
years, I /; from 20 to 40 years, /; from
40 to so years, 3 from so to 90 years,
.; from so to 90 years, 1.
During the week q colored man,
from st. Georges hundred, aged 45
years, died at the Almshouse Of small
pox six bodies were brought here for
interment, and one case within the
city limits was reported By the Coro-
ner.
One death reported was that Of a
child between three and four months
old, from purpura h@morrhagica.
This is disease in which livid spots
appear on the body from extrayasated
blood. 1t is accompanied with Ian
guor, loss ofmuscular power and pains
in the limbs. The disease has many
forns, and though unusual here, it is
common among the lumber men Of
Canada.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
is Charlie Ross A,,v. .

William H. Westervel, =
1910, was sentenced to sevo" y, VINO,
imprisonment in the Eas,oal assel ysaal
tentiary, Philadelphia, on Ira ,Sa Pa|
o. conspiracy to kidnauru rue ~ SAall n
hosss was released on = IN 'cAsl
morning last from that t. iri,iaIn iaand
In reply TO a reporter of fSSsltSIis ,So NY
deiphia Times, who asked 'bs bi,,l wv
thought Charlie Ross was dun dun
is reported to have said utsG, .s.I,
should II | have never NV
his death and neither have "eaaa Ssa' \
the people who had him wy. suu'
bled TO keep him for several a're re.ea eas
without being discovered i'0ol al
couldn't they have kent H H., w y
years just as safelyY = WIN @t'n Y 4
might be in any of the fousra f" Y
asylums in New York citv 'suGaIlal suI ~
would be the wiser? T6e s"u u.'l' "
have never searched there .p1 pvIF,
they did they might not find 'HS S.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
LADIES IN THE G. A. r.

The wives, daughters and lady
friends Of DUPONT Poot, No. 9, g. A.
H., last nigf I, permanently organized
themselves into an auxiliary corps of
the Post. Their primary object is to
prepare for the reception of Post 146,
OF Philadelphia, which, on Thursday
evening next, will visit DUPONT Post.
Their organization, however, will
be continued after this event.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
MR.. HIGGINS RETURNS
THANKS.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan, 19-E|
Deer Sir: Please accept for youn
and extend to the members of tbs N
publican delegation in the General n
sembly my sipcere thanks for lbeun
pliment oftheir vote for me for UnI.
States Senator. / cannot too birS,
appreciate such q mark OF the esls,,
Of the gentlemen in the Legislatrr
representing the people among vbS
my lot has been cast.
Let us hope that by wisdom, mod.
ration and courage we can llft ina
our State the weight of msrue ~
give to her the blessings Of geuuu
good government.
Sincerely yours,
ANTHoEY llIGdISS
Edward g. Bradford, Jr., House d
Representatives, Dover.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
FEARS OF FRESHET.
EFFECTS OF THE STORM IN AND ABOUT
READING.

EFFECTS OF THE STORM IN AND ABOUT
READING.
READING, January 21'-The storm In
this section of the Sohuyialn Valley
has been very severe and disastro us
freshet Is feared If the rainfall continues.
The city has been practically without
telegraph communication most of the
day. Nearly all wires are down. In
some places Ice an inch la thickness
covered the wires. Near Hamburg seven
wires were trailed in the roads from one
pole. Many OF the streets of the oitv
have been flooded, and cellars In the
lower section and along the triyer front
are Hooded. A mum ber OF frame build
ings were blown down aud signs aud
shutters suffered much damage. During
the afternoon the wind became more
severe and hundreds of people fiocked
into the almost deserted streets TO watch
the swaying OF the steeple OF Trinity
Lutheran Church, whose spre is the
Iottlest In town. At times the top OF the
steeple was az least eighteen inches off
the perpendicular.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
EIhST PkESBYTERIAN CHURSS'
Market street above Ninth, Rev y.

Bible Glass. PASTORS at 2 p. m. All 4"
EIRsT PKEsBYTERIAN CHURca-
DuN al pastor
Service at 1890 a. m. and.7:SO p m.
God 10 fear"
sabbath School and adult male Bn
Oiass al Up. IN. Public cordially in'i~
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH, co
~ OF Elm aud jackson streets, Rev II
hastwood, pastor.
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 7.5o p
GEN RAL PRESB YTERIAs
Shurch, King street, near Eighth, he'
., howard Nixon, ID. d., pastor
services: lO q. IN. aud y. III.
ct. JOHNS CHURCH. Ninth Ward
~ hev. 4. q. LitLeil, rector. "a
.. ~ p. IN. O'Clock.
EPWoRrH NJ. e. CHURCH, cornd
~ or Tenth and Church, Rev. Il. DAVE
pastor. Preaching At l0.O u. III. and r.
invited.
HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH, on the ~
IL noor OF the McClary Building. ~
ooo market street, Elder u. X. kraine''
pastor.
SCOTT NJ. E. CHURCH, corner sevenu.
pastor
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7.SO p NJ
All are welcome. 4
GRACE M. 4. CHURCH Ninth anS
pastor.
Services at 1880 a, m. and 7.30 p. ID?
LiNE L PRESB fERIAN CH u hCn'
~ corner OF Adams and Chestnut slree~
hey. Chas. Il. Mallery. pastor,
rreacning ION a. m. and 1880 p. 10. =,
sabbath School al y n. m. and p b'
frayer meeting every Friday a. - P ~
nELAW WARE AVENUE B A PT io
~ Church, Delaware avenue and me''
streets, Rev. Isaac M. Haldeman, pastor,
Services at 1880 a. m, aud 7.3O p. ~. in
vIted.
HNITARIAE CHURCH, West stree!
~ above Eighth, Rev M W Pratt, pS'
Service at II a m. Sunday school al9"
m. Seats free. All are invited. .
M SALEM NJ. E. CHURCH, KeE', KeEn,ns
A1 l.. Thompkinson, pastor. Preacn!.pS
~ lu.dO "A. m. "The Balntly Lilej' a. nisl MI
y. M. "Anathema MarahLha. spevS'iuo
prayer and testimony meeting from '"
4 RINITY CHAPEL, Fith and kl%
streets, Rev. w. j. Frost, u. Dr. cn d
Lor. The Rev. w. q. Ware will pfe"
ON I'm next Sunday: Service at = p mm.rkst
81. PAUL'5 N. Il. CHURCH, MAiISI
street above Seventh. Rev. J. H. 20
iwell. pastor.
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LIMA FALLS AT LAST.
THE PRRUVIANs DEFEATED ny I'll,
CHILIANs.


CHILIANs.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-A despatch from
Buenos Ayres, dated January 81. saws.
"Ihe Chilians have attacked and com.
Pletely def ted the Peruvian army at
Mirahores. General Pierola, Pfesi.
dent OF Peru and C0mmander.in- Chief
o. the army, has fled. The Chiliaps
occupied Lima. the capital, without
Resistance on the nth inst.
Ger erAl Pierola's brother and Peru-
Wan Minister of war were taken
p isoners. The Peruvian loss in the
battle at Chorillos is said to have been
1000 killed and 4, 900 prisoners.
Twenty-Five thousand: Peruyians
we're engaged In the battle at Mirp
nores. The Chilian loss In both bat.
ties was heavy. The diplomatic bodv
at Lima have urged the conclusion oS
an Srmastiee, and ask that the person
0i Senior Pisrola be respected" ;"
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
KILLED WHILE KISSING HIS
HAND,

OHARLoTTE, N. o., Janury 2.-Jim
french, brakeman on the Piedmont
nosu' was Killed near Salisbury, in lhis
sna ssa'e; iast night, while dancing j.e on
sop OF moving freight train ana Kissing
Az ,.nns W s9ms women who stood near
sn1 uAck' he did not observe that the
Train was approaching BRIDGE. and sas
oonseqn nently struck, knocked under rhs
moyihg train and crushed 20 badly thai
ne died few hours later. '"~'
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
NOTICE

hE WATTS TELEPHONE.-Thew won-
l. ders OF a simple instrument IN LII
YET make noise In the world, Business
nen wanting their offices connected with
IemoIe parts CT their works Will do well
sDd W csii on M. +. Hayden, corner Sixth
ior lhe State OF Delaware. Where h linz
Is now In operation for trial he refers for
Work done. References: Geo w. Bnsb a
Son The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.
Sos: p1s bancroft q Sons; J. J. Gallagher Il
~Ao oIners. decl-dlmo.lA
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
ONE OF THE PARTY DEAD,

WAsHIHeToN, January 2S.-Mr. b
NJ. Kelly, editor of the Lima (OhioI
Democrat and one OF the Ohio editorial
excursion party, died suddenly at the
Imperial Hotel last evening from apo
plexy. A committee Of the excursionists
leave tonight with his remains for Lima.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
FOURTH EDITION
lnsaa, asasns FOR re-Dax.

Clear or parly cloudy weather during
the day, north to west winds, slight rise
In barometer and slight fall In temper,
ature, followed By threatening weather
and areas OF snow during the night, and
north to east winds in the southern por-
tons OF the Middle States.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
y HIM ngIOIa MARKETS.
AADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEnNHznAy Ian 10 II

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, S r, M.
FLoUR.-The market Is duh and weak
extras, at - OJa5 rs for medium TO fancy
clear, and AT $oab 25 for straight; Penn
sylVAnla extra family At $5a5 = /; Western
10. DO, at S5 5oa6 ~, and Patents at s8 Is
20 =. Rye Flour Is quiet al "a 75a5 per
barrel.
GRAIS.-In Wheat there was very little
movement, but prices were irmer. Sales
81 " 90 bushels including rejected Al
" 70 migrated ennsylvanla red At = II;
car loLs Of No. Z red 81 OIL l55S and No. Z
ied, IN elevator, at 81 l5al IA jan, 81 l6IZ
Feo., tl lsN March and AI 10 April. RYE
ls steady al S0c. for Pennsylvania. Corn
Is In limited request sales OF 9,0JO bush
els, including yellow. al 6z7< 53c sLsa-
mer at SIC, and white at Ss152c- At the
call board 53c. was bId for jan. 53IIc. for
Feo., 5iAc. for Marcn and 5iL for April.
Oats are duh and weak. sales OF 500
bushels, including while at 44a47c.. and
rejected and mixed al 4i1<aI5c.
lne receipts to-day were as follows: 524O
Darrels OF hour. "A ~ bushels wheat, H.
wv bushels corn, 800 bushels oats, 400
Dush. barley, l65 barrels whlskey
WHIsKEY was In demand, 80 bbIa. Of
gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY Jan. l7,5P.M
Beef cattle were moderately active
during the past week, but prices al the
close were easier. 050O head arrived and
sold At the different yards a. 3 a 63<c.
per pound, the latter rate for enoIoe
SHEEP we're dull and prices were a frac-
Ilon lower. l2y hea arrived and sold
at 4a61zc., and lambs at 5a6l<c,, per 10. a.
10 condition
HOGS were dull ana weak. 7OO head ar-
rived and sod at the differena wards ~
11saSc., the latter rate for exlra-
PARK DROVE YARD.
hVty-seco1d and Lancaster due, Jan. 18th.
5EEEP-Extra,l llO to I3O Ds.,-to0II: good
" 10 ns., ~ to 8; fair, 81 70 Ks
1s:.5S TO 51s; good lambs, 81 10 T.. me
.iuln iamps: pa TO d Calves, d To IN
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
AN EARTHQUAKE IN MAlSg
BATH. Jan, y, II

BATH, Jan. u, Ia
An earthquake, lasting about "a
seconds, was felt throughout this rega
al quarter to ten o'clock last eveng
AT hrst there was a lonL report folloVa
oy a rumbling sound as Of heavy teia
passing over the frozen ground, VIII
dows ratified aud distinct osclllaCl
were felt.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

I'm drawing a conclusion remarked
Adminidab as he pulled the cats tail-Ed.
L. Adams; and aIm beating the Doc
tor" remarked Aml's wife, as she took q
dose OF Sines' Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhound for her cough. A 25 cent
bottle does the business. For sale by all
druggists. Iaul5-lm
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

YAnM SoLD.-Captain Robert 8.
Emory has recently purchased at pri-
yate sale, Of Mr.. 6am1 Rolph, ths
Lusby farm containing lao acres, al
Quaker Neck wharf, on Chester river.
lhe location is very desirable one.
The price paid was $500.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

Hon. A. II. II. Stuart Of VIRGINIA
Seh. Seheves that that State can pay it's
oeoss; ~ and wants it to negotiate a loan
OF esV' V'0OO'OO0 at the rate of four mar
cent. 1t 10 doubtful, however. If anv
SSo 0Soy nOc would anS lend the State Of Virginia
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
No. D.aH1

New Castle Co.. Jan. IL. 1881,
Upon the application OF Emma q, Tran
hagan. Admlnistratrix of John 4. Tran
hagan, late OF White Gay Creek Hun.
dred, In said county, deceased. N il
ordered and directed by the Register
tnat the Administrators Aforesaid
give notice of granting OF Letters OF Adj
Ainlstration upon the estate of the de
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof
oy causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF snch
Letters In six OF the most public places oi
the county OF New Castle, recurring ali
persons having demands against the es-
late 10 present the same, or abide by an
ACT OF Assembly In suCn case made and
provided; and also cause the same 10 he
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, q newspaper pub-
llsned In Wilmington. and TO be contIn-
ueo therein three weeks, (e. o, d.
C@0) Given under the hand and seal
l.. 3. of Office OF the Register aforesaid
49, at New Castle, IN New Castis
county Aforesaid, the day and wear above
written. S. @. BIGGS, ReVisLer.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
estate or the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested TO the AdminisLratrIT =
on or before Jan. IL, 1882. or abide the A r.
OF assembly In such case made and pro-
Vloeo. EMMA y. TRAPHAGAN
Address-Christiana, Del.
JanH-3weod.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

Underwear In America Cook BROTHER
Nos 40. 81 and So NORTH EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders will have
prompt attention. JanD-wly3pnr.
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found DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup TO be a
most enectual remedy, and feel sure that
yield 70 Its healing Influence Il,
frce, New Orleans, Aug. 8, 1875.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a GARD,

a GARD.
To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C, Will send recipe that will cure yoe
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In south
America. Send a elf-addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Ssdtion 10
HeO York CIV. MaY4-eodDkwly.
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N E r VINE
TONICA SPECIFICA

A Boon 20 Both Sexea
A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL ,o
All diseases arising from Eeryons nahn uf
Ily, sexual Disorders, over IndnI0eDca /,
Nlcloub HABITS, as well as from ire 80 %
trAtlon oil old age. Its curative nrdrlSs
Ties IN violent and chronic forms nt,1i
IollOWing diseases have been af1as,HLa bne
by me most Eminent Physicians. W
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL FIX II a Trer,o~,
SELF ABUSE ATORRuGtA AON
HEADACHE GENERAL DEpfT nv
DIZZINESS IMPOTENCY
PREMATURE DECAY. &C. Ac
IL has been In use over forty year.
~ to-day The most popular remadv 0u ~.
Ins diseases aforementioned in ~,
WOhLD. IL can be used without 80 "
70 dleli Is pleasant in taste. and ks,,n
than all, II Is sure, safe and certai ~,
II Is no qnack medicine, but stanIs nIlns; n1[e;
It's own merits, as any trial will r-,Ppgii uPHLi
demonstrate. Since 1886. this renaS,, ply
always been sold for much Iaraar nas
than that for which it is now soid nc ~,
owing TO the fact that the time n, ~ ,SI
payment OF an enormous royalty nnS,, rs rs
manufacture has expired, il is offared '.s te
Inc suffering OF both sexes at one 49, "
per box, so as to be within the raeoh ~ ~
all al which price IL will De sent to Su H ol
address free OF further sharve W any
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOTrNf,
May be consulted on aIi I'd diss.,.al ST., phita "a
dAw 6mos
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p EGIsTER,s ORDER.
REGIsrER's oErIcK.


New Castle Co.. Jan. 2, lsl
Upon the application ofJames Hotsute
Adminlstrator Oh samuel Y. Wilson, ia
OF white Clay Creek Hd,, In said coung
deceased. IL ia ordered and directed N
the Register that the Admi inistrator alQs
said give notice OF the granting OF lelus
Of Administration upon the estate Of NJ
deceased, with the date OF granting tleRI
Of by causing advertisements To be po,ia
within iorty days from the date OF sua
letters, In six OF the most public places j
the county OF New Castle. reouirlug n
persons having demands against The 81
late To present the same or abide by u
act OF Assembly In such case made as
provides. And also cause the same 10 n
inserted within the same period 10 h
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, "A Newspaper pgs
llshed In Wilmington, and 10 be continua
therein three weeks, IL. o. d.)
1-1 Given under the hand and "A
4 l.. =. of office OF the Register Hi,Iresaa
NoO' at Wilmington, In New CAlAl
county Aforesaid, the day ana year ADoW
written. >. 9. BIGGS, Registe.
. NOTICE.
All persons having claims against N
estate OF the deceased must present Ail
same dul y attested 10 the AdminlstraldtI
on or before January 22nd, 1852, or abial
the ACT OF Assembly In suck case mlA
and provided.
JAMES HOSsINGER
Adm nistraIOE
Address:-Newark, Del.
Jan2-3weod.
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Financial and Csm.aereial.
WILMIMarnN. naI.

WILM1MGrON. Del., Jan. ~, i68l.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., 8. E. corner Seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington, DEL. at II
"A hrsdaU.
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-: c: 28In;
POpslar Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co

~ AASAoSAA y
In the City OF Louisville, on
MONDAY, JANUARY alst, 1881,
These drawings occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted), under prov.sIons Of an
Act Of The General Assembly Of Ken
Ing and Newspaper Co., approved April .
1878.
As-This is q special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81 rendered the following aecIsions
lst. That he Commonwealth Disfr1baltaos
COnpdny Is legal
ID It's DTat0inOsdre Jofr.
N. B.-The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BOND.

STOCKS.
National Bank of Delaware. 500
FIRST Natlonal bank. k..................-i4S
Union National Bank. nk.............. As
National Bank Of VIII. q Brandywine 65
Farmers Bank. .:....:.....-.....-... 55ll%
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. .lUO
Delaware X. K. Co... 2gJ,
Delaware western k X. Co........... d
Phila-. VILLA baltimore Il. X. Co..... "
Wilmington d Northern Il. X. Co..... ZI<
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co......
Delaware Fire lns. Co................. ~
Masonic Hall ........................ s
DSlAWAre StAte. ...:...........-........ ..lOo
Wilmington City Gs................. Lilo
Wilmington City 5's.................lT
Masonic Hall 90, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger K. W., LIST
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NOTICE.
CHURCH ~ TO-MORROw,

kCoND BAPTIST CHUKCH, Fourl
and French streets Rev II. r. Cook psS
IoI. Preaching atl0.30 a. nn. and 7JOpm u
SUNDAY School at . a. M. and 2p
bioie Glass, PASTORS at z p. III. All "
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The CITY Market.

The following were the ruIlng prices /
mark ket this morning:
Rnliar Trash nar nOnnd QQa
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CAUTIoN.-Nonea are genuine unlass ,,,o
signature OF ALLEN HATDoCK surronnds
each Vial OF Pills. Every Pills is SnHas
HSoaEed. sSsd II your druggist does not keen
aress on receipt OF 70 cents. Five yiaIs
ior sl.W, Buy at once. Do not delay.
80 HAYDOCK d Co,
hoVZ2-eodAVly. % Plat ST.. N. VIC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-07
Escrjbaniq qa5lica De D. Pe7ro 9i
meaez SIoud6.

En- los ntos de quiebra le los socios Moli.
mari Espendez y Comran'a. Sc Ia Dresantado
un escrltn, 81 Iai y zap uvideneia 6l recaida
son del tenos sigaicnte.
SefOr jazz do II. Instancia Don Francis
90 Molinari, aialins,rA'!oi y iqHidsd)r do los
hiaaes lie M0,ineri, Esp n.aeZ C9mpafia eD
iquidacion ante Y pareZcJ en- l.. quIebta De
.queilQs y fnal lie cGhveni0 ctn sHs reedO-
res, del mod0 mas cOnfocme dJCo: Cue ter
nn. An Ia zafra d"l corrleLte ah3 Gc /. haritn-
d1 San Isdoro deDo tiar cuenta de lns opera
clones de Ia misrna seghn acordado en- 81
in Iicado convfnio y!'ey4u '0loa q eiecto acon-
aIlo este escritp Ia cnentN r. dl II poT ri re-
iscciOnista ID intoni0 j. Alcaid~, cerra Ia en-
treiHta dc JuGi5 ultisIo jomn yiene pro t.
caEd0se todos Cs snos es cCnvt nj lite cue sc
puhique n lp fdcei Ofc Gl Qae ei ma"if S.
tal,tn la CninltI o con la res-ntRci IN de d.
cha caena, y IL dc que los hcraodoreS dc
Ia extingui,.a >ciei Il VI liHar ES,.e ideZ y
c. mpalla pus II examia:'r1 IS 1 Vnpngnar ;
y promJv.r c0anto viesen cohvcniente SUI
der cfos y soDres cuyas cuantss est prout0
q dar s lcs acreedores las conduccnt6s espii-
ca clones. Por tant8 ocurro Y 5 suuiieanlo
que llabie Idoao por Tresef tam con Ia mica.
da cuenta s. sirva i1an1ar &c hcuuule a la pie
"a qnn procat.e Y que Dor 'lTdin de edicto sc
pubtoue EN- el p'rl0dico of tal Y en- e. BOLETIS
MERCANrlL, en- tres ndmei 3 ronsecut voa el
pres0nte etcrto fntegr, con insefci0n de Ia
prOvidencia gu recaign ara nqtorledad de
los aCreed0res, ;nes asi es lie iustlcia que pido
y juro Ell Guayamp a 28 de inFo de- 1880. -
Francisco MoliaarL set embge
de lS80.-Por presentado con las cuealtas que
sc acOmpah II, y hagase segdn Sc sollcita Q !
el rvsenie cscfito reints grindose el popel de-
ialo dc usar ca aquelos. Lo prpsey6 6rma
: 5 y doy g -Xigual Ant6lio Buste.o. Pc
dro .JiTneueZ Sicsri0
Y para ~ nsercon en- Ia Garcia Official
iibr. el prasone en- Guayama - ia diciem-