davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-06-05

The relatives, and the contesttnR factions OF the
Church viii! doubtless keep up the turmoil
which SO much bothered FAth6r 1lle!cusAuy III
his lattcrdays.
THE Coroner yesterday held an inquest ut No.
373 Clark street upon Meyers williams, colorGd
man employed as u waiter in the Grand Pacific
about 10 years OF age and had aiways borne ai
excellent character for sohriety and industry.
lie will he buried by u lodge Of Odd Fellows,
To- the Ta's" 1II,,"s G centr:, italiroad Depot upon
-Anthon Janousek. the 2.year~old son of no.
helninn em!srats who died Of tnnutrin1n e p a.
roughs, II years OF age. who was killed by accl-
de,,tally fulling through an elevator shaft In
was found upon the third to,r, aud his broonls
AMI pals upon the freight pnt form OF the Gle
vator. which WAS resting ut the fourth tioor- 1t
the % tsir door @ and ID faed to stop II the elevators
ascent, so that minute or two later. when he
WAS ready tot1csccnl. he stepped Oil In the shalt
cittent. The deceased having used the elevator
without authority.
THE LAKE ASSESSMENT
Judge Moran denied yesterday the petition for
Town Of Lake. to include in his asscssmcnt-roll
for. 1859 property alleged to have been
ond om'sa S'1uca il at ie frn 5 xsa5S ~ 70 6 1S
IN deciding tho case the Court held that tho
petition was not good. because not sworn to. Hc
also sustained the demurrer, because no demand
WAS iuat3e Oh the Assessor to insert the Quilted
property. which deusand bad been accompanied
by refusal, and hence tho presumption was
that, if given Il chance. the Assessor would act
according TO law. Moreover, the property which
1t was desired 10 have assessed hatl not been dis
tnsuIshcd in the petition so that the Assessor
could tell whether It belonged tu agent princi-
pal. and. lastiy- the owners OF the property hai
NOT been made parties, uud had had no day ln
court The plaintiff give notice that he would
made demand for the Assessor and begin new
suit
GR1SCOM. THE FASTER.
said last evening that he felt much better than
he did week agu; III fact, never better in his
life. AT noon, when the eighth day or his flst
began. he weighed l7!' pounds. Il loss of Que and
II half durin4. the previous twcnty-four hours
anu Of eighteen md thEce-1uarters In seven
days AT ) p. III. his pulse was G3, his temper
ature ass:. and bis respirntions were Ii. The
watchers reports show that all the nuurish-
1uent he took was eight ounces Of water
Drs. Fuller ana Curtis, who are examining
his blood. have noticed :ln increase Of red cor
puscuies,-ihere being twice rs many in the same
area yesterday rs Oh the day bcfore,-and they
arc somewhat puzzled about IL. AT the start
the number Was reduced. now it Is COMING up.
Griscom WIS in splendid spirits when the re-
porter saw him, and sal hc guessed he wouid
- keep it up" for fifty days. There were quito
4 number Of callers during the day.
, 1881-06-05
TRI1tV R0YAI SPORT:

Catching black bass weighing from three to
eight pounds each Is truly royal SPORT This
you can enjoy to-day at Necnah and ut Madison,
Wis. Take the elccpcrs attached to the 0 p. III.
trains from the new depot Of the Chicago s.
Northwestern Hallway and they will curly next
morning land you at the fishing grounds. Ticket
Office, e. Clark street.
, 1881-06-05

a more practicable undertaking than that OF the
Sitpplun route. The estimates Ut cost for cx-
ccuting such WORK are in the case Of the
Simpon, *227,oo0,0o0, eud in that Of thc Mont
Blanc some IL, ,O0J. .0H] less 1t Is Furthermore
claimed that tho Mont Danc tunnel will mako
tho journey from Paris to Genoa sulnc ninety
seven kilometres shorter. mud fri'tn Paris TO
Milan forty four kilometres shorter thun br the
Si1npton route. The most favored line Of the
projected tunnel thus far in the discussion IS
from CanmOuuix to COurlnnreur.
, 1881-06-05
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.


TOO THICK.
Erntsyn Eagle.
Short, golden curls-a tangled mass-
Cling cioso to her snowy brow;
His muuly form he bent rs he said
10 himself, "Ill kiss her now!'
lie pressed his lips to the shining strands,
as bees for the honey seek;
But when he lot ro. his mouth was glued
So tight that be couldn't speak!-
She saw his awkward plight, and turned
4 sort OF Il crimsuu-grecn,
And gaspct. with frightened look, 20 Lord.
ifUrEoL the buuluiiuc!
, 1881-06-05
DEATHS.
NATENs-At his home sn4Palattne, MAY =. e.

|
1aHB Hsn1an,jn WaIers wns y, sg I'm, in ater,on
Coun;y' =. r., AtrI Is ISL 1hera he ra.aa aeaatsoa
ne fg5ns Of 5 T1sn ws sa
nax.ng the Circuit ef thc nEss Ia te 10 Chcasa
frontier yilc.e hut If, the awaken1nr M zen but
future etropos he tonna employment ii ii, e. y
aasiey eYn; Ms xas ts aen1ss in ra st
ch!cao until s one winter Of that PERIOD ~ baot ot
SS $$ :; r s2a = Ss;ss
s:s INC rns s n ;s :rsy It @ s e
::ss:
sesfeh I n ha1ns at aeqaires taaa 81
est conpetency. Mr- waters moved ~ the y.anof
paasne. nttr.e,Gd , By the superior edqcat!ouIW,
hs ia since oeeapied:. 'N'' 'ons Which
lo 1s ,sen an e1tfemsly
EGod iasnsns nnd i9Heorrp.!ble hons;y Hsco
@ anese auaties, tne T. Gltatens q Elk Grove q
sSe mas9 r,
held tho Uice OF School Director Tor moae nd
i ;s, RI &c %ns sod so s
s. sT Ssisls @ % e d.; a.I tSs
ISL u his home, and on the following @ supa.!A e Asy
reas and sn % q be aqnss as!
those who able refer their acqua!assac.p ps1aS T
The IN hey sse ths M2
coming long distances TO the last tr6nte 81 ~ y
passed aray another ef those asatlaed III ria oae e
swIrZEK-Mrs. Angelina svt:zer, m Wi vic d, r,on..
p switxer und sIs{sr oi " Bi.skssod of sais
mint cancer. '4A*&'
J0SES-At Cecil. Kas.. May 81. Hss,ie p r3y. .,
John /. Jones. ind sister Of Mrs. 5. j. Wafdner of
CiAFFEE-at Cau,pton. Kane conotv III ,r,.,
, 1881-06-05
MoSHER'S NEW H1MpFR,a, BofrRo,p ],

photograph bids fair to have an immense rim
among sucety people. They arc so real md
homellke In appearance and surroundings, so
free from that ''stifr ' unartistic appearance so
common In photography, that we do not wonder
that tho public appreciate this "uew departure
Mr. H. while In New York engaged une of the
finest pastel and cruyon artists in America. Any
desiring portraits will do well to call at LIS State
street before going elsewhere
, 1881-06-05
AT HOT SPRINGS.

Special Dispatch to The Ch!caGo Tribune
11or SPRINGS, Ark, June 4.-Late prom
inent arrivals: f. +. Lawrence, Chicago, D,
S. Irons, S. i. Russell, Jr., st. Louis, Mo. :,
&. W. Thomas, Cincinnati, o.; c. 4. Clifford,
w. Tobin and wife. Denver, Colo; SileSt
Glau, New Orleans, La.
, 1881-06-05

Our leading jour. shoemakers have duuc Just
what other trades will be Obliged to do They
have Just opened two cooperative stores, 2:.s
State street aud lA Clark street, for the sale Of
tne'r "orK datec1 saving buyers one retail profit.
We commend these hardy sons of the war-end
and aWl to public patronage.
, 1881-06-05
SUCCESS.

SULItSSs
The popular and we'll known 3fcChesuey Deu-
tai Institute has been ennrged i,l order to meet
the demand for more room. Their many patrons
are avail,ng themselves of low ratcs- Finest
filings one-half rites. Best set, IS. Corner OF
Clark and Randolph streets.
, 1881-06-05

Finest teeth s.. Filling half-price. Cum
Minis Dental Co., 70 State, corner Randolph.
, 1881-06-05

buck t. Rayaers Moth Powder is harvester
that reaps roacncs by the million.
, 1881-06-05
GRAND EXCURSION TO EUROPE,

There will be an excursion to Europe, leaving
New York July Q, by the magnificent new steel
stearner Lydiun Monarch Fare for the round
trip Sis. For particulars address e. E. ROLLINS,
l61 La Sulle street.
, 1881-06-05

I AHC1 "c1C u pta4Ct w luu4 COAPiCS CUul1IS7
over on the steamboat Saucelito last Sunday,
and the prettiest girl Of the gushers looked
up ut Mt. Tamalpais and said:
! 80 that horrid, iorrid mountain! / had
the most frightful adventure up there last
| summer you ever heard Of. 1tS>a wonder
| my hair didn't turn white"
| "Wllat OH earth was it ?n chorusel the
rest
Well, you see, I was up there with a
| private picnic party, and I wandered off by
myself about mile, picking flowers, After
| a while I sat down to rest in a lonely Gallon,
and before long heard queer RUSTY sound
III some bushes right behind me. l knew at
| once, somehow, that it was grizzly'
Great Scott! and you all alonep' sllud-
dered her escort.
mot 4 soul within {: mile of me. | was
just para1yzetl with terror. I didn't dare to
ing toward nle through the thicket."
so If I'd only been therep' said a young
man. breathing very hard.
- knew it was 10 use to try and run, and
I bad heard somewhere that bears never
touch dead people. So l just shut my eyes
and iield my breath"
"Gracious!"
"irctty soon the great brute walked up
close and began shifting me all over. OF it
Should have thought you would have
fainted.''
20 didn't dare tor said the heroine.
list tllen, l. SUPPOSE, the party rushed up
and rescued yntt ~ said the appalled, audi
ence:
No, they didn't. Pretty soon I felt the
great beast pulling at the flowers in my hat:
So j4St got up and showed the horrid thing
"What, the grizzly?''
oo, 70 It 6'A wasn't grizzly! It was nasty old
cox; cGw; But just suppose it had been griz-
But the audience refused to 'ssuppose,''
and tf1e party looked like a Quaker funeral
until the boat struck the wharf.
FEMININE NOTES.
Tie girl who was locked in her lovers
arms for three hours explains that it wasn't
her fault. She claims he forgot the COM
bination.
mo kiss9 ?" he said, pleasinely, ssro kiss
from my darling to-night?'' NO" she said,
.emphatically, "no kiss. hear that there is
mulnps i'll your family. y."-Sa7.ttdrian.
Properly Referred Neigabor's pretty
daugltcr-"u How much is this yard?',
Draper's son desperate 'sspoons u herr
"Only one kiss" n. 2. D.-"l will take
three yards; grandma will pay.''
Faint Praise.-Esthetic Lady" Is not that
the shop-windows: The Profcssor-s It is.
She Is handsome, is she not?" Estnetic
Lady" Well, yaas-but-a-essentiall a
woman of the nineteenth century. .n-London
Punch.
Il little pair Of gloves that yet
Retain the smell Of clover,
and Just y tsngc of niguonet:
turn them vaguely over,
Aud marvel how the girl kissed,
That night she promised to be true,
Could Jam IL number seven fist
Into patry number two.
The admirer Of two girls at 'Vaupaca, Ore,
could not choose between them, and neither
was willing to relnQuish her claims III favor
OF the other They therefore agreed to de-
eide the question by the toss Of chin, and
the tossing was done, carefully and fairly, in
loser accepted her luck uncouiplafningly,
and Is to be first bridesmaid at the wedding.
a somewhat similar case had different
termination at Bowerton. Mich. The girls
, 1881-06-05

Ihe project of tunneltng Mont Blanc bids fair
Ioassume tangible shape, 1t being prououuced
oy some OF the most eminent French enoIneers
, 1881-06-05

We recommend Edred ye escwng-luachiue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
PRIM ERA EJA.

Seg1n se nos manifesto, A1n no esti
plsntea 10 el nusvo srsDcel J va priDcl
plan 4 suscitarse cuestiones en- la CLASH
fcaci6n de srticulos de principal con-
sumo.
AL efecto, dicennos que algunss cssss
lie comercio, bsjo el criterio de sus CO.
nocimisntos pericia, habian resuelto
iecIsrsr deposito algunos articulos
para hscerlo consume despuss de l.
lie Noviembre creyendo que en- ests
forma, 81 al menos no salen benefcis-
dos, podisn evitsrse los disgustos que
proporcionaba ell vetnsto arancel cen
Sus elasticas sprecisciones cuando son
aplicadss por juez y psrte la vez; pc
ro en- vista d. ciortas actitudes han de-
sistido de So proyecto , preterido de-
clarar desde luego los articulos q con-
sumo. Otros comercisntes, Dor el con.
trario, estAn decilidos 4 defender sus
egltimos derechos que Green vulnera-
dos.
Llamamos respetuosamante la sten'
ci6n del Iltmo. Sr. Intendente de Hs-
cienda, de cuyos buenos deseos tanto
esperamos, y dc los ADMINISTRATORS dc
ss Aiuanss, para que Sc sirvan tomal
medidas que eviten al Comercio esos
d sgustos y entorpecimientos que sc
nos refereu,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

Un espl6adiio b1fet, servi1o en- 9
come1or de disrio, desde las dies. otre
ci6 A los concurrentes profusion de be
bidas Y halados con que apsgsr la sed
enparedados, pastas, vino Y t6.
SS AA. dohs Isabel y dona Paz fne
ron las 1nicas personals de la familis
real que So presentaron por breves mo
meptos en- el buffet, siguisndo las an
gustss personals todos los convida1os
A las once Y media Sc retiraron Los
reyes y las infsntas q sus habitscioues
Indudab smente, la fests ha debido
dejar grata impression en- los delegados
extraDjeros que nuestro pals hsr
scudido.
-L,s oficiales del sj6rcito y la arma.
ia que tienen asiento en- ell CoDgresc
sc n 81, de los eusles fgnrsn eu el E1ta.
do Mayor general los sanores siguien-
tes.
Lopes Domingueg, Caesola, Serrsnc
Asebron, Safsmancs. Armin4n, Ortiz
Soria Santa Cruz, Dabsn, Bonanza
Castro, Msoiss, Ferrer, Bsrmudez Rel.
LA, De Miguel, Ahnmsds, O'Law or
0 O,hauio. Sanchez Mira y ell marques
de Narros.
Ea el scto de- repartir los premios en-
la Universidad Oentral llam6 muy par
ticularmente Ia atencion vsr 4 uu i6ven
de Is amos, m6dico de Ia Real Armada
por oposici6n, recibir la borls de doc
tor que en- noble lid y por id6ntico pro.
cedimiento, ACADIA de ganarse hace tres
dins.
Ell notabiisimo J6ven que nos re.
ferimos, SO llama d. Francisco Carols
y Diaz, y es. sin duis alguns, una es
peranzA leg TINA para Ia ciencis m6lics
espanola.
[ Goncluird. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
BOletin Mercantile.

nistrados pue1an astOs cons rvAr gr4-
tos recuerdos del distinguido letraic
que fu6 50 primers auto,idad local.
Por nuestra parte, deseamos al nua.
vo aIcaIde de Ponce mucho acierto J
una gran dosis de energia para ,car
que en- aquslla ciudAd ileguen resp }.
tarse las leyes; y para evitar que to-
me mayor incremento Ia perniciosa pro-
nsganda que, entire las 1ltimas clases
da Ia sociedad, vienen hacienda, de al
gun tempo 4 esta parte, ciertas ind vi
dualilades que sndando el tempo, SO
ran bien conocidas por ell Sr. Caparro4.
TIENE nAzoN- Leemos on La GCto1'ra
"Se nos hs dicho que eu la mansns
del microbes (21 del sctnaD dos ninas
stravesaban por frente del Cafe de las
Delicias" Y les sslio al encuentro un
hombre hecho derctho, como dice el
vulgo quien ss lamento de 10 sucios que
Ilevaba uaa de las ninas los peudientes
de orc, y Sc los pidio con el pretexto
de que los iba limpiar.
Tan pronto como la incsuts nina Sc
los eutrego, SO introdujo por una puerta
del refsrido Csfe -. sdn 10 estA es-
perando la conhada nina.
Este abuse es escandaloso y es las
TINA que la poicia pierda - OCCASION
pata atrspar 4 picsros relomados.
Tlene rszon ell oolegs; escsndaloso
es que tales sctos 30 realicen en- un
pueblo como ell de Puerto. Rco, On don.
de no haco tantos amos 30 podia vivir
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sin tenor ladrones
nj 4 IAterOs.
El 10 que no estamos de scuerdo con
el peri6Ilco de que hemos copisdo Ia
anterior noticis, es en- el concepto que
al pareoer tiene tornado de la policis.
En tanto que esta no SO halle organi.
Esda como debe estarlo; y en- tanto que
no 90 dedique con entera independen-
cia al serv lcio que debe prestar, la Sc.
guridsd de las personas y a de las pro
piedades dentro de las poblacicnea, sc
hsllark q merced del primer sujeto de
NAL vivir q quien SO le antojs pertlr.
bar squellas 9 apoderarse dc estss.
PoLICIA Ell 81 nor Alcalde hl dicta.
do I'M baudo en- que recomien1a al ve-
cindario, on bi de Ia higieue y de la
oultura de esta poblscioo, to 10 ell asec
que exigen los prec aptos CO Policia
Aplaudimos el cello efcaz de nueetra
auto ridad local patenteme ute demostra-
do en- ell bando do Ieferencia, que en-
otro p1mero repro oiuciremos.
SANronAL -Lunes, 81 San QIintin
Martes, l. Nbre. Il La Fiesta de to.
dos los Santos.
AZ 9rcoles, al, Oonmemoracion lie
los hsles difuntos y Santa Eustaquir
virQen mr..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

dos" Y Ia 1856 esta otra not2: La.
cabsl.as 8 macarelss J srenques sals
dos 8deudsn por esta partida con Is
rebaja iel Is por 100 an los dsrechos
senalados" 7 nor utlmo, las parti1as
213, 214, 215 y 216 quedan con la mis-
ma redacGon. pero reeiucidos los dere-
chos con IN so por 100. Es ssi mismo
la voluLtad de s. NJ, d fin de prevenir
iustifcadas reclaim clones, que iAs ex-
pressdss reformss teDgaE spiicacion On
la parte que favorece al comercio des-
de ell momento mismo en- que empiecen
q regir los mencionaios Arsnceles ; Pc
70 en- cuanto las partidas cuyos de-
rechos Sc elevao, deberIn oonceaerse
tres meses contados desde la pubiica-
cion en- la GoSeta de esa Capital, prac-
tic3ndose los aforos mientras trarscu-
rre dicho plazo, con sujecion q los de.
rechos hasts hoy senslados. DE heal
orden 10 comunlco v L. para su co.
nocimiento y efoctos que 50 intsrosan. "
Y acordsdo Ell cumplase por s. L.
con f=cha de hoy, re publica en- ls Ga
ceta ofcial para general conocimiento.
Puerto-R co, % de octubre do 1881.
e Intendeate general dc Hacienda,
Moods del Aicdzqr y 0 hoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

= buena acogi Ia que obiisnen en- esi
Iss nuestros pianos y damos Y. la
N s expresivas gracias por ell iDterS
qne ST. toma por nuestrs casa. Noso
tros repetimos Y. la seguridad de que
4 ninguna otra persona remitiremos eI
ess Antilla los productoS de nuestrt
fAbrics, por mss 1ue, como '. sabe IS
nos ha hecho vsrias proposiclones que
thamos desatendido, como tsmbien Il
consta.
Carta de Mr. Il Bord Oecla Is d,
Ago,to de 1881
"Un senior de esa locslidad me ha es-
critic sobre negocio de pianos, pero 20
no e be- contestsd0. Pue1e V. estar
seguro de que hsb6n lo!e 20 prometido
no hacer mis- negocios en- esa Antilla
mas que con V, go sost>ndrs mi pala-
bra.
Carte de Hr. E. Kaps (te.ha Agosto
20 de 1881.
"Antes de reoibir el aviso de mi re-
presentante de haber nombrsdo V.
AgeDte exclusive de mi .brics en- esa
IsIs de Puerto Rico, ss ma pidi6 por
persona de esta loc.lidad UN PIANO
QUE ES Ell UNICO QUE REMIT.
RE; dAndols mi pslabrs 1e que en sde-
lante no envisre mis- pianos mas que
GV."
Despues de esto, colo me resta ana.
dir que los pianos Roynard y Nasero,
son va conocidos en- ests Isla ventsio.
ssmente, y qua de los muchos que be
i'm portado, Dingnno ha desmer tido Ia
justa reput o,on que gozs esta fibrica
En cusnto & los de Bord Kaps has.
to decir, one el primero 20 uuo de los
fsbricsntes mas screditsdos y antiguos
do Paris, que ha sido miembro del ju.
rado en- la Etposic:6a Universal de
1873, y que en- sus grandes tsllares &c
construyen disriamente de doce Ga.
torce pianos
Ell segundo Ksps hs elevado 81
industria al mayor grAdo de perfection
y sus pianos { eE part Gu a. los de Con.
cierto, llamados ds cola son en el dis
oonocidos en los grandes centros musi
Gales de Europa y America, on dond,
Sc vsnd ventsjs y mas altos pre-
clos one los dc l"s fabricantes de maj
fama. sAg1n pueis verss eu los cstalo
gcs de los ANA ce nistas.
Los pianos ia las tres f.bricas men
cioua las son constr ii los s6lidament.
para 'os clims- c'i1os, "a garantizar
por OUNCE AMOS dc todo defectt
de- construction, y pue1en verse sus me
iores modelos en- mi "Cantro Artist
CO - San JJse II.
Ell REPREsENTANrE,
! r Tol,do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva- York, Oetubre 18. Sc han
hecho nuevas prisiones en- Irlanda sus-
citaudose des6rdenes en Dablin y otras
Ciudades.
Ei centro principal dc Ia Liga Agra
ria hs sido trasadsdo Liverpool.
La Il TINA torments on las costas de
In9lsterra ha ocasionado Ia perdiia de
100 buques.
NJ. Lesseps quiere que se emplne en
las obras del Canal De Panama 4 los
deportAdos de Nueva Caledonia.
Su Ssnti1sd manifesto los peregri-
nos itslianos que era probable abando.
nsse la ciu ad de Roma.
II. ID, 90. Arthur. one asistiera al
srivcrsario De la rendicioa de Cornwils
Ell Yorktowo, mand6 rendir bomensje
II Ia banderA inSlesa en- honor de In raj.
na Victoria.
II. id, 2l.-H4blase de que el go.
blerno lng6s ha suprimi1o Ia Ligs
4 ,raris.
IA habiio otrs faerts borrasca CD
las coetas britanicas.
La ieglsls tura de Natal hs notifcado
al general Wood que no es oportuns la
actual formA de gobier1o.
II. ID, % La L;ga Agraria hs
abandonado Dublin.
FL clero aprueba la denuucia del ar
zobispo Crohe.
Notici.s de Tdnsz dicen que Ksilwan
SO rendirA, pero protestsndo contra 81
bombardso que hs de efectusrse para
castigar los arab que merodssn toe'
ra Dc las mnral as.
La prensa britannica Sc muestra reco.
nocida a 10 galanteria de lus fue objeto
el p.beIlon en- Yorktown.
CoIkhn y M Jrgsn no han queridc
sceptsr la SecIetaris del Tssoro anne
ricano.
MERCADOS
Ntw-Yo,k, y octubre. cris
tsiizsdo 81.
Mascsbado 81 8 L.
Lon3res, id. id.-Azdcar cristalizsdt
81 9 g.
Msscabado 9.
Descuepto Gel Banco 5 p.o..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
MODIFICACIONES

He aqui Ia Real Orden que trata de
las modifcaciones del Arancel:
Por a Ministro de Uitrsmsr, baio Ell
nGmero 670 con fechs 4 del presents
mes, } dirige al Exemo. Sr. Goberna-
dor General de esta Isls, 10 Real orden
,iguiente:
"Exomo. Sr. :-Eo vista de la carta
ofcisl De Y. E. n1msro 646, fechs Z de
s tiembre pr6ximo pasado, y del ex-
padiente que Ia acompana el R9y
{ 0 D. O. } ia tenido bien disponer
1ue, una veg espirads Is pr6rrogs que
debi1amente autorizsdo concedi6 V. E.
para plantesr los nuevos Arsnceles de
esa provincia, empiecen regir, enten-
dI6ndose con Ia ref)rma que SO expire
san en- las Dsrtidas siguientes La par
tia II ''husdo torcido de uno tres
csbos" = la "a ''torcido de mas de tres
cabos", quedando On smbss iualtarablee
los dereohos la partida lob tai cusl
asts redsetsds, pero reduciendo los de-
rechos = "0'80, 700, 1'56 400 pesos
rsepectivamente, seg1n hsnders J pro
csdencia las partidas Ia, l25 J l2S
asquedsn sin sItersr SD redacci6n = ele-
y ndo los derechos de- ID primsra 4
"2'18, 46e 6'25 906" de la segunda
4 *6 Sc I4O6. 1875 = 27'18"; y de la
tereera 1850, 22'50, 30'00 y 1880"
tambiso las partidss 134, lbs, l56 J
1877 qaedsn sin mas alteration one la
Il redueir los derechos de la primers d
$3.50. 7'50, 1000 1450'' los de IA
.egunda 1 '0'I2 0'26, 0'34, v050', los
ds Ia tereera 4 > 0'25 0'54, OTIS = 700
= De "030, 065, 0'80 V 1'l6" para Is
ouarta = ia partlda 100 80 le sdloiC
! nara la siguiente nota -" t. tociuC
/ adauda por asta psrtids con Is rsbal4
del Is pog 100 en- los derechos senaia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

+ Qae la erg4stuls J Ia cadens h
cieran sonar con ella, Sc comprende,
como las sombras hacen sonar con la b.
bertad. Pero pedir hbertsd quien Ia
tiene de lleno, 4 quien la concedi6 de
buen grado, quien Sc snticipo darls
4 los que se la pidieron, esto no SO con-
cibe en- una sociedad racionsl, Iasta y
sgradecids.
Sc os toleran esas iDjusticiss que la
moral condsna Ia historic snatemati-
"a, y sin embargo nos hablsis de pan
Y palo -
Vuestra conducta 90 nuestra iastifi.
caci6n mas solemne.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
La Ciudad CondaI,

Por los vapores "Ciudad CondaF
de Barcelona y Cyclop de Hambur-
go. ha recibido dicho nuevo estable-
cimiento los slguientes generos
CALZADO de todas clases.
POLAINAS de cabritilla para Sc
horas, a 20 realeS.
CAMISAS mallorquinas.
CUERDAS romanas.
MEDIAS y CAMISETAS en- gran
cantidad.
MARROQUIES Ros & Sala.
LIGAS y cinturones de todas
cl.ases.
SOMBREROS desde 3 reales
nno.
ESPEJOS de todas clases.
BOTONADURAS de hueso.
SINFONIAS y otros juguetes.
ARTICULOS &c fantasia.
ESCRIBANIAS muy elegantes.
JUEGOS de Lavabo.
CAJITAS chinescas.
JUEGOS de tocsdor y paladeo.
PEINETAS prendedores y bro.
ches.
Complete surtido en- prenderla de
orc.
Esta veg ofrecemos precios muy
hmitados, porque aguardamos una
nueva remesa.
ARTURO RAYMAT i co.
NOTA Detallamos ell acreditado
calzado para hombres del fabricante
VIDAL, de Barcelona. h "A q.