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At OTICE.-I, Hugh Sweeney. ownar =,

NJ OTICE-I. Hugh Sweeney, owner of
N the within mentioned premises. do
hereby give notice that l shall apply 10
the Honorable the Judges of The Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace aud JaIl
delivery OF the State of Delaware. in and
for New Castle County, on Monday. the
2lst day of November, A. D., 1851, being
the first day of the November term a.,
said Court, for license to keep an inn Or
tavern at No. o45 Church street, being The
S. W. corner OF Ninth and Church streets
in the Eighth Ward of the City OF vii.
mington, New Castle County, State Of
Delaware. md to sell intox ieating LIQUORS
III quantities less than one quart, To he
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens, residents of SAID
Ward recommend the said applicatton n
wit: ~
7. II. Feminine Fdw. C. Concanpon
ID. II. Magill, Chas. p. Fairiamb
T: A. Horty, Thomas Curry,
Lharles L. Dillman, Erny p. Davis,
Spencer Jourdan, John DAILY.
John Deakyne, Michael O;Mealle,
William Whitaker, A, A. JeandeII.
Thomas Welch, James Davis.
Andrew Kerr, w, X. Davis,
Joseph Edwards, j. II. Commertord,
Daniel Collins, Samuel johnson,
Frederick Hoffman, John j, Horner.
oci20-st' HUGH SWEENEY,
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living in America than they could have
done at home. Measured by this
standard France 10 tho most prosper
ous part. OF the Continent, while
Canada is being drained Of its popu-
lation more rapidly than even Ire
land,
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NOTICE., Margaret Burke, owner OF
lN the within mentioned premises, do
hereby give notice that 1 shall apply 10
the Honorable the Judges OF the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the state OF Delawar in and
for New Castle County, on Monday. the
2lst day of November. A. D., 1881, being
the first day Of the Eovem Der term OF
said Court, for license to Keep an inn or
tavern at No. a Maryland avenue, in Ihe
Third ward OF the City OF Wilmington.
New Castle County, State OF Delaware
and to sell Intoxicating liquors In guam
titles less than one quart, TO be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect +.
able citizens, residents of said ward re-
commend the said application to wit
Merris Taylor, John j. FRrmar,
William Kyne, James Harrigan,
Edward Farmar, Jehn X. Ferguson,
James Maginley, Daniel McKenney'
Peter Ford, owen j. Hession,
James Monaghan, James Clark,
Henry Witsil, Jacob W. Hill,
A. Walton, NJ. d., Patrick Monaghan.
James Carrigan, ii. G. Duffy,
Charles +. Bratton, Thomas johnson,
John I. Dickey, George Young,
Daniel Maier, James Cook
Charles Ii u. Bedford Edward II, Higgins.
oct1o ~" MAkG AkET BURKE.
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FRIDAY. ocroBER ~. 1851.
TER RIVER FnoNr.-rhe meetir

THE RIVER FRoNT.-'rhe meeting
of the City Council on Christiana
Avenue yesterday was more import
ant affair than it was expected to be.
It developed the fact that more roads
than one desire the privilege of get
ting to the river front. The Will
mingtcn and Northern Railroad Com
pany which is building its road to the
Delaware River front over land bought
of Mr.. Richard jackson, and have ex'
tended branch north to the new
Lobdell car wheel foundry now being
erected, petitioned the City Council
for the privilege Of laying tracks on
Christiana Avenue from this point to
the new Lobdell rolling mill on that
avenue and to continue these tracks
on to Third street bridge or near the
Diamond State rolling mills. The
Council met to consider this petition,
and were not apprised Of any other
railroad privileges being wanted.
They were, therefore, not q little SUR
prised at being met at the same time
by representatives of the p, W. s. B.,
and B. & Ohio, each of whom asked
for similar privileges to lay tracks on
Christiana Avenue. Tho misfortune
Is that if all are granted this privilege
and lay tracks the avenue will be de-
stroyed for the very purposes for
which the city designed it, road to
reach the river on for all business pur-
poses. There is also this danger, If
all are granted this privilege the value
may be destroyed and none may go on
to use 1t. The Wilmington and Nor
thern have shown determination to
proceed with the work and should
have the right granted to it; the old
tracks of the Wilmington and West>
ern still show that it had right of
way to near Third Street bridge and
as the b. & o. own this track they
have a reasonable claim to extend
their tracks on Christiana Avenue.
But it may be reasonably asked
whether the P, w. & B. could not
well afford to wait for short time.
The fear is that as the last named
road has never proposed to go into
South Wilmington it would be
content il it could not drive the other
roads from their purpose. Again it is
asked how the p, W. 81 B. is to get
across the Christiana River. They
have no bridge, and do not propose to
build. They have no charter right to
build a bridge over this nayigable
stream. They could to be sure come
down with a branch from the New
Castle road south of the Delaware
junction, but that would seem a
roundabout course still it mig ht not
be very expensive to run branch over
the marsh II the right of way was
given yet it would probably cost al
much as building bridge over the
Christiana below Fourth street. The
action taken is important as showing
the value of the low grounds along the
Christiana to the Delaware front fol
manufacturing purposes, and that i
only needs development to make il
one of the fuest sites for large works
to be found, SO convenient is it to mar.
ket either north or south by rail and
water carriage.
We should be glad to hear that the
Pennsylvania R. r. Co. would build
substantial bridge over the Christi
ana. There are two charters in exist
ence that give right to bridge this
river below Third street, and one OF
the other of which might no doubt bt
secured.
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LICENSE NOTICES.
NOilCE.-I.william Norris, owner

NOl1CE.-I.william Norris, owner OF
~ the within described prem ises, DC
hereby give notic that shall apply 70
tne Judges Of the Court OF General Hes
SONS Q! The Peace and Jail Delivery OF
county OF New Castle ON Monday, the
1t List Gay OF November next, being the frst
day OF the Novem Der term, Al D. 1881,
ior license to sell intox icating liquors
IN Quantities not less than one half gal
lon. not 70 be drunk on the premises. n
my store; Clinton street, Delaware City,
school Districts Nos. 50 and 10, In Red
said, and the following citizens OF said
School Districts recomm end the said an
piication. to wit:
y. a. Cieayer, VIM. A. Davidson,
~. Muliin. IL. ". BiRsCr.
=. =, fennlngtons william A. Jester,
george Prlee. William Davidson.
Jonn armour, Isiael Helms,
D.. ~ remington, James N. Jester,
!. \. tsils firman Newkirk,
Josepn M. missig, Thos. ID. Bradway,
noo. A.. moody. Michael Muiligan.
octD at' WILLIAM MORRIS.
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NOTHCE.-I, William Baxter. the
~ owner OF the within mentioned
premises. do hereby give notice thar !
shall apply 10 the Honorable The Judgess
OF the Court OF General Sessions Of M
Peace and jail Delivery OF the State M
Delaware, In and ior New Castle COUNTY
on Monday, the 2lst day OF Noyem Der. 4
D., 1881, being the Arst das OF the Noyem.
Der Term of said Court, for Q Iioepse IL
Keep an ian or tavern At No. 100 Jaok kson
street, being the N. w. corner OF Jaek ~.
aud Pleasant streets, u the Tepih ward
or The City of Wilmington, New Castle
county, state OF Delaware, and TO ssii
intoxicating liquors in quantities iess
than one quart. TO be drunk on the prem !.
lses, and the following respectsble citi.
zens, residents OF said Wsrd raco,e ssoa, III,
the said application 10 wit;
James Murray. L.P.Lyncb
Patrick Connell, r. O'Byrne
T. j. Crumlish, James A Itao,.~
John Hession, MARI MciionSn.h
John Gill, Jamea MrKInnnn'
Michael Hayes, Edw. AiLases'
John McEntee, A j. ThomnSn
James Riley, James WhitfsL.r
James McNulty, Peter Earner
Rpeniy y. W Whitaker VIII liam HagRerty.
Viii wniiP riunkett, Patrick CahilI,
WIN. Walsh, John Ward,
octis 81 WILLIAM BAXTER.
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NOTICE., Thomas Ford, the owner
N of the within mentioned property, dc
hereby give notice that shall apply tf
the Judges Of the Court OF General Ses.
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware, in and for the county
OF New Castle. on Monday. the 2lst day q
Novem Der, II being the first day OF the
November term, A D., 1881, for a license
o Keep an Inn or tavern at the y. Z. cor
OF Plea9ant and Jackson streets, IN tht
Tenth Ward OF the city of Wilmington
New Castle county, State OF Delaware, u
sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem.
ises, and the following respectable citi.
zens, .esidents OF said ward recommend
the said application 10 wit:
Philip Plunkatt, #. IL, DonneIly.
Patrick Sullivan. Philip Green, sr.
John q. Doyle, John Ward.
Joseph Freeman, Michael Hayes.
fatrick O'Byrne, Francis McCioskey,
John +. Dolan, Edward A. Alker,
hntnony Lain, Karl Specht,
William Walsh, JT., Nj ichaeI Dolan.
William Walsh, William KELLEY
yohn McEntee, Jr., James McNulty,
Patrick Connor, Peter Earner.
James Mckinney, Presley Rash,
Daniei Burns, William Blake,
fAtriek " Mealey, Ph. ]. Green, Jr.
octzO-3 THOMAS FORD.
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We have two blankets that

We have two blankets that
we sell for IS a pair, all-wool,
oSxS4 and 7sxS4 inches,
weighing Al and S lbs, of
homemade style, not bleach
ed white, but thoroughly
cleansed and proper every
way. Within two weeks a
leading wholesale house here
was selling one of them at
So; and the other is the bet
ter Of the two.
Southwest corner.
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r1sIss Ms. :; II: BATES, NEwsrArER Apvrs.
ing.I New HsYsT, Ysr,s II Park Row. (zsmss Build
Tor Adyertisana,, ~ authorised TO contract
D@AA WAKE GAZETTE our best rates. ,'
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NJ VIlCE.-I, l.. J, Lea, the owner of IN.
~ WI Wi,nin mentioned premises, do here.
~ give notice that shall apply 10 III.
ioboIable the judges OF the f,onrt IN
noeneIal Sessions of the Peace and Jaji
Denyery or the State of Delaware. in ana
10 lor NeW Castle County, on Mondsy- ihs
r. - taay o. November. A. d., 1881. being
tae nrst day Of the November ter1 ~
saIu Court. for license to Keen an inn ~
saVern az No, sos Market street in tha
rourtn Ward OF the City OF Wil,mino,on
view site ounty, State OF Dela "a,
!, Ties less than one quart, 10 be drpanL ~
ane premises, and the following res1 acta I
aoIe citlzens. residents OF said Wsrd ~
commend the said applicatinn re-
John Wilson, chorl.. u,
Geo. W. ortlip, 1ii,,sn,n
q. ID Cleland, Tniin. unlsple.
Wt,liam oantaner, jas. A. Hart,
n n Tnn,. =. russell Dennis Kane.
Ios w y. b. Frazer,
Gofleib Man William Allen,
Ghas. b. Chandler. John H.nan non eyes,
John Anderson. m'iiia,
r.. a Paarnak A. +. M Messick,
.John M sis, John GibDens,
Francis x. Jacquott DANIEL Morris
l., ], LEA.
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NJ OTIeE.-Tbat Io.a ,h non...

OIICE--That / Jose phi MoDace. the
4 owner OF the property situated at
Ine .. e. corner of Lord and Church Ats
IN tne Fourth Ward In the city OF VIII
minBIon, New Castle County. State nf
delaware, being No. 506 Church street W III
asppiy 70 the Court OF General Sessions OF
tne feaee and Jail Delivery OF the Stafe os
delaware, In and for New Castle con ntv m
ia,, imonaay the 2lst day OF Nov. next. a. n.
is5l, being the nrst cay OF Noyemher
Term OF said Court for license 10 keen Al,
Inn oI tavern at and In the said prem ises or
property, and to sell intox icatinR liouoys
IN quantities than one quar-. 10 he
oIunk on Inc premises, and the foIIovinU
ffSspscthole cit zens residents OF AZ
wit: sPPiostioh W
Martin Farrell, John Mcf,a1rav
nond Geo. A. Carsweil,
noushefty, August Ten Weges,
u.rra M Francis A. Graenot.
=, yert. n.oert. Nell 6ormley.
D.. rsnrenbach, u. r. Wright.
James r. Mc0onigalPeterT Tasgast'
Peter Mannion, Bernard e.
u. A. McCullih. Jno. n Gnnmt,,
Taan ~ MoMonagle. Richard T. Venn.
Thn.. a.. Ionef August Kuhlman
"n .,n ID. Eaton. John A. Redgraves.
ooels-ee JOHN MoDACE.
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A UDITOR,s NoT1rc -

a PHAks' CoUnT on MdIHE rHE
Enf cOu s1A Estate of "a dMuNTG2
iale OF New Castle County s'asaa aa N
aware. deceased. TIE undsrs,s19i 9i
ilor appointed by said Couf, ~ sueu ua,
trlbu'iOn OF the baiahce re,na,,,lKe MAKE
hands oi John I. Cox, Adminis,rssi illl
SAID estate. hereby gives nnii'fato1 nniina ~,
VIII meet all parties lnterestsd taA
purpose OF his appointment, NJ H. pi
no. o0ola Swede street, Norrisinwsno oi
on Iuesday, the lst day of N~n, Nova,,
1881 AT 10 O'Clock a. m, when An, o'eai! ~
SAID parties are requested To a,,sn,
law3w nhih,
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BLANKETS AND LINENS
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,

We have bought 10000
five.eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock Of the Scotch ma
ker whose letter we printed
otherday. lisa low price that
justifies so large buying as
that. A few of the coarser
ones have come. SI.35 and
$3.50 a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't be buying at any
such rate. Here's a circle
worth your thinking Of: Low
prices make large sales.
Large sales make large buy
ing. Large buying makes
low prices.
Next-outer circle, City -haltsquaie
entrnnee
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lSoNaAWAY.--oA CENTS raw.
Ausust I itupasswsy "a 'ssiy irein the sub, bnm e1,sa
Edson G,.rsa' n, ,aoa' y bound boy nsmsd Us
dark nair iiarRe' ant about 5 feet lncbe,s. ,.s 4
premi,es VI G,olhcs @' whe he be 'H ie,,
charged will be paid for b,w,ia, b,s butt
ucll idNw3L Illus hs return.
JOhN A, ,GRa.-
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Or Pecks Art,fcIM,, I, ,..E nS aeAsa.sss:.
s'si;s s:;Ss$. 4 $S.ss hi sss e. :,
ino.iS. an G9nyssss.:s e ~ : ,ss ,sss', ~
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h,a. LHE PoUhD.-Two n,o
aslso, one black and whitn " white q
n,ay, n,ay, are in the pourd, Thae lug found
pana p,ease eaii, prove properly "e ern 1nwner
peihses II not they will be snid d pay
VIM. j. MAXWEaiipu
Chief of pn,,
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JOHN KER,
Thirteenth Street. Market and Chestnut Streets
PHILADEIPETrA
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HOTIC,.

I)"wEaaLlNG5 AT PUBLIC ~.
tro,n we are quite conflden, d,C " SAL
cn,,a week 70 week for some we can
nrices a ovtweiiings at lair ana monthl
ri,oes n',',s y. lou. our pubic sales. Ahd even
HEALD A n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-25

oriminsles tentativss de los mslysdos
que, por 10 visto, han daclsrado guerra
muerte todos los monarcas y demks
lefss de los estados
"S9 ha descubierto una nuevs cons
pirscion con extensas rsmifcaoiones,
cuyo obieto era sorprender y ssesinsr
durapte Ia noche ls familia imperisl
De Russia en- gu residsncia de Peterhl q,
residencia que es conocida bsjo el NOM
bre de Ell Cottage. La policis evito una
tentstiva la noche del AZ de Julio. prem.
diendo vsrios conspiradores que va
habian stravesado ell Gordon de guar
diss. A conaecuencis de estas prisio-
nss, SO han encontrado pspeles que des-
cubren d otros sesents conjurados, algu-
nos de ellos de alto range.
Ha sido tambisn reducido prision
en- BslLrado otro nihilists, Waldemsro
G. aaberg, con 10 cual 50 han podido
sveriguar nuevos detallss sobre la cons
pirsoi6n avissr talegr4fcamente 4
Berlin y q San Pstersburgo, pues los
documentos recogidos en- Belgrade in
dicsn que nihilistss rusos y socialistas
alemsnes Be hsbian puesto de souerdo
para otra contra el czar y oil empers-
dor Guillermo.
Ell presidente Waldemaro Gruuberg
pertenece a una famiIia de las mas dis
tinguidss del imperio russo. Hs pro-
porcionado sumas cuantiosas para la
organization Y propaganda del nihilis
mo. Hace pocos meses habia msroha-
do 4 Ginebrs, ionde recibi6 la orien
de voiver q Russia y tomsr psrte en- el
ateptado contra el Czar.
Nrgocios urgentes y particulsres le
han h 3cho pasar por Belgrade, y en- la
capital de Ssrvia es donde ha sido ar
restsdo, en- compania DO una mujer nj
hiIista, sgente de estos.
Los primeros interrogatorios los ha
dirigido el ministro Garash ,niu en- per.
SOMA, con objeto de enterarse con ell ma
yor cuids1o de todas las conexiones
que pueda tsner la abortada conspirs-
ci6n.
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tIjVO. AYUNTANIBNTO Dl PUgRTl. l.RICs.

e dia del pr6xmo mes de noviembre Lao
de 10 man na dara principle la exhumaciSn
lie los cadaveres que existen depostsdos en- el
cenenteriO le esta capt en- nichos pertene.
riantes a. Egcm0 Ayuntamento cuyo arren.
!amiento haya vencido
Las personas interesadas que deseen rero.
var este, pueden vcrifcsrlo por e nGmero de
amos que gusten consignaHdo al efecto les dere.
rhos correspondents en- la Depositarfa do
f0ndos municipales, ben entendido q1e los que
10 10 cieren dentro del termino fiiado 30 con.
siderara one desisten de continuar en- al arren.
damiento DE- dich panteones, verifcandosa
en- 6nceS las exhum aciones en- 10 forma arriba
expresada
AL propio tempo con ell fin de eviiar recla.
maciones t0das las personas que tengan colo.
"a las lapidas, ben sean de marmol d de otra
ella en- los panteones nichos cuyos cAdkve.
res han de exhumarse deben hacerss cargo
10 elias en- ell mismo dIa en- que 80 verihque
dichO actC 5.
PeeIto- Rico, setiembre 10 de 1881 Ell Al
calde, jose r BECERRA 2-a
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

Nueva York, 17-Et tratado de co.
mercio VICENTE entire Frsncis & Ing'ste
IRA Sc ha prorogado hasta el s de no.
viembre.
II. 19 N oticias de Paris afrmar
que Ffancia juEga grave la question de
Tdnez ell aqua escasea y los generates
20 hallan cohibidos por las instruccio-
mes del gobisrno. Hay desscuerdo en-
ell gabluete.
Ell ministro del interior, NJ. Constans,
desapruAba Ia organization dada por el
general Fare, cresnjo los batallores
africanos de 900 bombres en- 10 que in.
virti6 20 millones de francos.
Hl sIdo desestimada la dimision del
general Fare, temIeniose la disolucion
del gabinete.
D.cese que los turcos iastigan la re-
voluci6n egipcis.
Ii, 20.-El presidente Garfeld mu-
rio en- Ia noche del lunes. 1S' aniversa-
rio de la batalla de Chick ,m sngi en- Ia
que Sc distingui6 notabemente.
Ell presiieute Arthur presto iura-
mento despues de IL media noche.
hay trsnquilidad y ell seLtimiento es
general.
La auptosia del cadAver de G rfeld
demuestrs que la herids era mortal.
Una segunda b hsmorrsgia fae la csusa
de su muerte.
S. reoiben de todo ell nun 10 EXPIRE
stones de simpatia.
Ell telegrams de la reina Victoria q la
viuIa es muy af3ctuoso y lleno de SEN
timiento.
E ca lAver ha sido trasladado a Was
hington donde estsrs De manifesto Z
dias Y luego sera trsslsdado Cleve
lard, Ohio.
L4 f4mIia desea sc desplegue el me-
nor spsrato possible en- Ia traslaci6n
Por ests csusa no Sc haran demostra'
clones en- las ciudsdes del trsDsito.
La existencia ia szucar en- Iuglatera
Il II era de 10000 toneladas contrs
100000 en- iguaI fscha del ano anterior
CADos.
Nuava-Y York, 2l.-R'guIar a buer
refno u as.
Camblos sobre Londres 4-80.
Londres, q 1-Mascabado Is | ch.
Dsscuento 4 20,
Consolidados franceses "a -S5.
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Lfgltima cerVrza ing'esa
MARCIA Ell GLOBO."
NC EVAN DE EDINBURGH

La mis- pura y mas agradabls de to.
dss las cervezss comunes que ne i'm
portsn en- este mercado, en- cuya COM
posicion no eDtran otrss sustancias que
cebada y l1pulo, es Ia qua menos slco.
hol contiene esta completamente
exents de ipgredientes nooivos la sa.
lud. Estas condiciones la hacen mny
recomendable las personas de busu
gusto, las que siendo delicadas no po
drian sopoltsr bebidas irritsntes, a los
couvalecientes cuyas enfermedades exi-
jan bebidss tonicas purss y en- general
4 toio Ell que sea smants de las buenss
cerveEas inglesas legitimas ain adulte.
rscion de ninguns especie.
Unico deposito en- Ia Isls de Puerto.
Rico, 8. Melon y Co. San Juan Pner-
to-Rico, San Ju,to II. b. Is n.
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GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO

Ell Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Uitramar,
con fecha 20 lie Agosto pr6ximo pssa-
do bsjo oil n1mero 4l9, dirige q ests
Gobierno General la Real orden 81
guiente
" Excmo. S. :-Visto ell ofcio de V. E.
n1mero 257 del 2 de Juio pr6ximo pa
sado, gu ell que propone que Sc destine
On ell VICENTE sno eoonomico, como se
hizo en- sl psssdo, la limpia del pner.
to de Ia Capital el sobrante de so 900
pesos que resutara del ejercicio econ6-
mico 1tino: Considerable que seg1u
se deduce del E al D3creto de IL lie
Setiembre de 1880, el credito de so 600
pesos concedido por ell mismo fue otor.
gado como supletorio al srticulo l., ca.
pitulo T. de la Secci6n T. del prasu.
puasto de 1879 80, para estudio y
obras nuevas de puertos, sin exprassr
que faers solo para el de esta Capital
Considerable que no es procedente el
conceder Rhors un cr6dito igual cor
cargo al sobrsnte del ejarcieio de 1886
a 81, porque no es possible disponer de
los creiitos de IN ejercicio en- el perio.
do de- smplacl6n, slno para el pago de
de obras hechas en- el ejsrcicio por.
que nj a1n an dicho periodic 10 amplia,
ci6n podrisn ejeoutarse las obrsE de linn
pia del puerto de la Oapitai de ests Is
Ia, necesariss para invertir dioho cr6di
to, habiendo antes que contratarlas J
que construir llevar ell tren de limpia
Considerable que no es acceptable que
oil Estado solo psgue las obrss, porqu,
siendo Iss de pusrtos muy costosas J
favoreciendo prinoipaImente a la l1csli
dad en- que % eleeutan Sc hsysn sdmi
lido en la Peninsula Uitramsr que la
locaiidades sean Las gus las costeen
por medic de arbitrios sspeoiales al
lniDistrsdos por Juatss de obrss, con
tribuyepdo 81 Estado solsmente COL
als1n auxiiio, y esto es 10 que pro
oede hseer para loa puertos De es
| I Ia, seg1n se halia dispuesto po
dferentes Reales ordenss, Ia Ultima rels
tivs al puerto de ess C,oitsl de fech
Ia de Setiembss de 1880 CoDsi
derando que va eonau1en Figiend
los presupuestos del sisreicio pssad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-25
4 E [, 40 rActoI.
Cont, ibu0i0as6 del Estado en- Ia Capifa
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Cnmpliendo 10 dispuesto RI ell art. l6 de 10
Instruction para la cob ANA de los d4btoa
por contrbuconas lie lie Diciembre de 1854,
aprobada por Rea 6rden de Ia propia techa,
hpgo presente, que duraDte dies dids, 1 eontRr
desde ell Il. de- entraue 0ctubre SO proce4
dera p0r los cobradores dc esta Recaudae6a
a la cobransa domicilio de 10 correspondien.
te ~ primer cuatrimestre deI aho econ6mi-
co actuel, pOr C0ntribuci6n industrial v De
come cto, como asl mismo al primeFo poF 10
TTrltor al
Vencido este t6 m no. los que no 10 hubieson
satisfecho podran verificarlo on 1icha Rec d,
deci0n sta en- la Gale del Ctist0 ntm. IL, du.
rsnte otro pazo de dies dids que termina.
ra ell 20 del mismo Octubre en- Ia inteIigencIa
de que, corriio este Gltimo, % procederk al
cobro por la via ejecutiva segdn 10 prevenid0
en- ell art II, de la ref arila Instruction, apll.
caudose q los deudores las penas establecidas
en los adicnlos u y 23 de la propiA Instruc.
ei6n
Lo que SO hace p6b leo para c0uocimienta
de los contingencies qulenes coucierna.
Puerto Rico, 2 de setiembre da 1881.
I'll Reeandador Antonio NJ Audrey.
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