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ANOTHER GOOD DAY.
Mrs. Garfield Prsparfng - ueVo
the Presidentto the selAieEns

the Presidentto the HelAieFss
WARRINGTON, August 8.--The Proql-
dent's condition to-day was quits q -.
isfact0ry az 1t has been for threo 0ay1
past. The physicians are willing the&
the impression should get abroad that h4
is constantly improving and they ~ -
mueh In their bulletins, but it will ~
noticed that the pulse ranges 70 hiGh
as to denote condition couGiporA6lY
enfeebled. The nourishment that ID -
simulated does no more, TO say the most
OF II, than to keep the system In . con-
dition OF uniform fseblenees, YET The
feeling Of confidence at the White HOuoo
and throughout the city has not abated
particle and to-day the attendants are
discussing whNther 1t may not be wise q
give the President rest at the 6pldtesos
Home before taking him to sea. Mrs.
Garfield is of that oplnioa and las ~
lscted room for him In the Presldsnti1
cottage there.
Guiteau's paper asking to be admitted
to bail 10 $4,000 will not be given ont
by the District Attorney, who ssys,
however, that Guitean does not seem
yet to have bit upon the idea Of securing
counsel. Colonel Corkhill says also that
Guiteau knows nothing OF the Presi-
dents condition, but infers from mos
hearing of his death that he must By this
time be we'll on the road to recovery.
WARRINGTON, August 4.-The Pred
dent fell asleep at p. M, and 10 now
sleeping comfortably; Pulse, respiration
and temperature normal.
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II abroad Gates.

The p. w. q b. r. R.. have railroad
gates in operation at the Fourth street
crossing and are nov putting them up al
Market street. The gates are of the al
tomato pattern, which are operated by
the passing trains. Gates will be put up
at King, French and Third streets. The
gates are of the latest improved pattern,
consisting OF two large poles, which are
fixed in an upright position until the
near approach OF train, when they de-
scend across the street. rising again when
the train passes.
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SECOND EDITION
A PAINFUL SCENE.
DISORDER I'm THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.

Bradlauxh IgnOmtntously Flung
from the Door OF the House OF
Commons.
LONDON, August 3.-Mr. Bradlaugh
attempted to force his way into the
House of Commons to-day in fulfil.
ment of the notification previously
made. Erskine, however, barred the
way, and informed Bradlaugh that by
the Speakers orders he was obliged to
forbid him to pass. A short parley
ensued in low tones, being quite in.
audible owing to the murmur and buzz
of excited comment. Suddenly Brad
laugh seized Erskine and attempts to
push him aside. Immediately the
member from North ampton was seized
BY the other deputy sergeants-at-arms
and number OF policemen, who pro-
ceeded to drag him across the lobby
toward the members entrance.
A PAINFUL SCENE.
He struggled violently and a most
painful scene ensued. He was hall
pulled and half showed through the
door by sheer force, followed by hun
dreds of members, principally con-
servatives. Many of them indulged in
uDbecoming jibes at the scene which
will be remembered with pain and
sorrow as long as the history of Par
lament is recalled to mind. Down
the broad stairway, struggling all the
way with might and main, at the risk
of breaking his own and his captors'
necks, was the member for Northamp-
ton dragged until the outer door of the
palace yard was reached. Then the
doors were swung to and the expelled
member was released from the grip of
his assailants.
A number Of delegates who had OBJ
taned admission to the precincts wit
messed the conclusion of this disgraceful
scene from beyond the line of policemen,
aud cries Of Shame shame!" rent the
air rs Bradlaugh was hurled out of the
door. These men made lush to bis
aid. Umbrellas were braDdished and
the angry cries of the spectators in the
palace yard were taken up and echoed
by thousands of men who were shut out
from the yard by strong GORDON of po-
licemen. For Moment 1t seemed as il
physical contest with the police was
about to ensue, and had the struggle
with Bradlaugh continued the matter
would have probably ended In a riot
When Bradlaugh, who stood in the
centre of the circle Of policeman, like 1
wounded stag at bay, recovered some
what his breath, he said to Inspector
Deaning that he would return with |
force that would compel bis admission
or bis arrest. Inspector Denning mock
ingly asked him how many would CONF
with him. Brsdlaugh replied, "Some
thing less than . Million" Cheer aftel
cheer was given for Bradlaugh by the
people, but the police soon cleared the
precincts of the House, and Bradlaugh
was LETT standing almost alone In the
midst of the policemen. Here he held
his post for about half an hour, and .hen
left, heartily cheered by the crowd. The
attention of the House was immediately
called to the incident by Mr.. Labouch-
ere, who submitted motion OF privilege
on the ground that the member had
been assaulted by order Of the Speaker
whom he charged with acting beyond
his authority. Mr.. Gladstone replied
defending the action of the Speaker.
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small.Pax in Chteags.

CHICAGO, August s.-The Four.
teenth ward of this city where many
emigrants congregate, has for some
time past furnished an alarming
number of cases of small. l.pox. To-
night the health officers, under au-
thor1ty of the compulsory yacclna-
tion ordinance, went into this dis
trict with one thousand points OF vac.
cine virus and up to midnight had,
inoculated 300 persons. They met
with but little opposition, the resi-.
dents being pretty well awakened
to the necessity for protection
against the disease.
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Lieutenant Ed. sparks.

At Camp Reno, near Pottstown, Pa,
where the first Brigade of the Pennsyl-
vanla State Militia is encamped, special
election was held, on Tuesday, for First
Lieutenant OF Company b. of Chester
1t resulted IN the unanimous choice Of
Edward d. Sparks. Lieut.. Sparks, is
son of John Sparks, Of No. 4I8 'atket
street, this city, and is former member
OF Company q, DUPONT Guards. HIS
numerous friends in this city will
rejoice at the honor thus conferred upo,
him, knowing that he will wear itworth-
lily and make most acceptable officer.
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A STRIKING INcREAsE In the yalus.

A STRIKING INCREAsE In the valua-
tion of real estate In Brooklyn, n. Y,
Is shown in the late return of the asses
sors. The total valuation Of real and
persona property in the city is $751;
1854 ,So6, of which $240, ,251 ,3Oe is the
valuation of real estate and 81, 1925 AL
that of personal property. This is an
increase OF $22 ,527,775 over the valua-
tIon of last year, $le,6l7,O7s of the in
crease being gained In real property.
The increase is sufficient to reduce the
rate Of taxation 25 cents Oh the 500 Of
valuation.
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The Medical Congress.
LONDON, August 8, 1881.

The International Medical Congress
opened to day in this city, A number
of American delegates were present.
The Prince of Wales, in declaring the
International Medical Congress open,
said the Congress might already be re-
garded as very successful in. having
attracted a nu uber of delegates, which
has never been equalled, from every
country IN Europe and from the Uni-
ted States.
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Harry McMullen Hurt.

The reported accident to Harry Mo
Mullen, formerly of this city, but now
OF St. Louis, which was at first not be-
heved, turns ont to be true, and his
father, Sami McMullen, of Berlin, Md,
started out to see him yesterday. No
details of the accident have been receiv-
ed, but 1t Is reported that his skull was
fractured. He is a nephew of U. 8. M ar
shai MoM ellun, OF this city. A few
years ago his brother John st ,dent at
the U. s. Naval Aoadem y, was d owned
at ANNAPOLIS
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A Healtny state.

boses fram E.st 70 West and from
North to South or uice versa, in search
of healthy State. II they would learn
to be coptentsd, and to use the celebra-
ted Kidney w ort when sick they would
be much better of. Tho whole system
IN bs kept in q healthy state by this
simple but effectual remedy. See large
adv.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04
peninsular Press Asseelasls..

The annual meeting of the Penin-
sular Press Association will be hsld ct
Ocean City, on Monday and Tuesday,
August 10Th and 18th. A business
meeting will be held ON Monday, and
the election of officers will take plaoe
on Tuesday. It is proposed TO have
an entertainments on the evenings Of
Monday and Tuesday in the way Of
original essays or sketches, addresses,
poems and select readings. This ~
soclation is composed Of editors Of
Delaware and the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland, and Of Accomac and North
ampton counties, Virginia.
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ghs 9aily 6asstts.
,.rrprp AT WILMINGTON PosT-oFFICE
Az sEc0ND-CLAgs MATrER.
CoNEY AND RocKAwAY Breaches
this season swarm with gamblers,

CoNEY AND RocKAwAY Breaches
this season swarm with gamblers,
blacklegs and swindlers. They -four
isb too, without molestation. They
are like sharks-ever on the hunt for
victims. They watch the exuberant
country people and picnic parties as
they come BY boat and train, and
fleece all who are simple enough to
to listen to them. As q rule their
Establishments are quite overpowering
to the average youth and maiden visit
ing the seaside for . days pleasure,
therefore their harvest is large. These
sharpers not only violate the State
law against gambling, but in many
instances they deal largely in currency
which Uncle Sam has q large secret
service force to keep out Of circulation.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

foa 81 dpdHJILiADELPHIA.-2.o5 ! o. 2.25 $50 I'm.
s.,v ~. s.oo, S.iy. 80. le.3O. LISA. M: il ib
II, 1S, z.u5, 2.3O, 400, 6.52, 8.3S. .GS. gKs
to.W p: M; Sundays, ,2.O5, 3.25. 1, 10 4 M. M.
Eoo o,D, 2; Ia o. e;s = 7.W, s,65, i0.OO p. m.
i.6s a. M. .iAIoo .is4s ss 1;a1, ~ y 5soo. s.5s.
sundays, 20o. 2.25 q. M, 5.52 1.SS n m
FOR BALrIMoRE.-H5l, III. I'03
.. S.Ssa.m. ;l255. si.OA, 4. Is $50 10 81 n M
sundays, i25l. 2l2, 40 7.65 a. m. iu.5l
Sh Sss " AsaaISaTok:-l25l. u ala, 4.u2 1855.
1,s o,an a. nj il5S, .I.O4. $50 Q, m. sun.
R1 lays, l1.oI, Az, 4.02 1855 a. m.
AND IN NrERMEDIArE Sta
iiuNs. ,ha -i25l, S.3S a. IN, I1bo, L. AZ n. m
tlons ~ Y. m Irain stops at way sta
paltlmore. Sundays, 1851 a m "
EhhfViLLE AND INTRRMEDiATr sr.
iioNs.-t.l5 p. M. sAA
FOR NEW CAsrLH,-800 O. a AVA
o.W. 6.2o, p. m, No Sunday traIns A'N'
Tinsi. NaToN AND INTERMEDIATE STA.
sygso SUNDAY ,so,ns a, m; LOS. S.25 p. m. No
haaAR Aa "a AND UNDERGRADUATES STATIONS
Fos Fme.9S ws .. m.; l.v5 p. m. : -.oN'
IN WILMINGTON d NORTHERN r.. r.
tra,as y n: M; 800. sos p. m. No sunuay
fpE ~ od DELAWARE wEsrERN r. R-76
ioS ~ ~ a. m; 6.35 p. ms Sunday trains
i''o d. IN. and 800 p. m.
FANS sadss, ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
761 ~ haiLADELPHIA.-I243, 2O7. 35T,
u ~, q. Odd; w.; a. m, IL M: l2.Ib. I2S
X,a oS z,9o, ~, a.35, Al, 6.4O, 500 8.ib. $40
~. - =, ~, ~, l0.l5, Ills D. M Sundays.
m@']'oi,S.62, 7 o2. il. 10 I. M; o %, lO.45,
Tn n,iS p. m.
"AiNs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
9nf nfsA1D,lELPHIA-Broad Street Depot
Sn ''So, s.i5. 1920, 1l.O0. ll.45 a. m; I.sO
ID "a S.SO. 4.3O. OLD .l5, 5.46 q. 40, 500 9.4b
sM, . it,so I'D p. m. Sundays, 1906. $50 a, m,
n, ,,ou u oMl. 9.45, 1000, L. 30 o m.
NEW YORK.-2,U. 3.52. 7.52. S.83
sn nj lz.A6, .l.O9, 44I, 6.4J 10, 45p m
FRnu, ~ rs 2J7, S.57 7.51 q. m. i0.a6 p. m
a M a.bALTIMoRE.--l.5e, 2.I4,sbj il.s5 !.
dsa. ~ 2.Y0, 5.46, $50. $50 o. m. s,1n.
Faoyys, ,;bs. 2.l9 q. M. 648, $50 $50 .. M.
M. sso moAsshIEsToN.-l.5e, 2.i9. n.i3 o.
aays 2.u0, '5. 40, 8.S8 p. m. sun
FRoy p. ,.os. 2.ls. q, m.: k.a8. $50 d. m,
FHoM nEhRYyILLF Only-g.06 am.
la EW CAsTLE.-8.4S, 9.35. a M. l2U7
FRoS, g;po no Pm. No Sunday trains,
6.S n pELAwARE II. R.--2.4S q. a.; u, on
FRoSp =; IN. "a. No Sunday trains,
S'Ia WILMINGTON Il NORrH ERH r. r
trains. AN'oo o'so y, m. NO sunday
a. eI ~ mpndaAwARH wnsrraN r. R.-s.Oo
., m ~, P. Ia. Sunday trains 9.l0
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Another Crank,

Mayor King, Of Philadelphia. hes
not been shot, but he was violently
abused, both at his residence and
office on Tuesday, by . constsble
named Cahill, because the Mayor had
failed TO discharge policeman with
whom the constable had recent quar-
rel. Mayor King very properly had
the constable arrested for . hearing,
and 1t is probable his Office will b
taken from him.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04
Contractor wiley Committed.

fHlLADELPHIA, august D, 1901.
Benjamin B. Wiley, charged with
to defraud the government
in star route mail contracts, was
brought before the United States Com.
missioner to-day, and, waving hoar-
ing, was committed in default of 50, 600
to answer at the next term of the
United States District Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04
GOOD ENOIJt5H.

Lovers Of really good chewing tobac
20 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as tits the only tobacco whic !,
has not the favor of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
D. 16--d q VS. m.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04

President Worke, OF the Peoples
Railway Company Of Philadelphia, bss
leased for 999 years the Green and
Goa es Line, In the same city. Thus the
Peoples line extends its control over
forty-eeyen miles Of tracks, all OF which
are to be operated on the six-cent pass
plan.
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The Catholic Total Abstinence Un.
ion OF America.

ION OF America
BosToN, Mass, August 3.-The an,
nual convention of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America was OPEN
ed in This city to-day. After the cslebrs-
tion OF q solemn high mass at the Cath
edral, and sermon by Rev. Lawrence
Walsh, of Waterbury, Conn, the dele
gates proceeded to the hall OF the Of the
Boston College, where they we're well
coined by Father . Conner In an elo-
qaent address. Mayor Prince warmly
welcomed the delegates TO Boston, and
invited them, with their ladies, to an
excursion down the harbor on Thursday
afternoon.
Messrs. W. Manning, Of Ohio, and J..
J. Larned, of Springfield, Mass, were
appointed Assistant Secretaries, and j.
A. Dugan, Of Boston, was appointed
secretary Of the Union. A Committee
on Credentials was chosen, and the con-
vention then took recess until 2 P. NJ.
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Ca.h BEFORE the Mayor.

Edward Cash, the boy who shot little
Patrick Burke yesterday, was brought
before the Mayor, this morning, but was
discharged until the wounded lad is able
to appear against him.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04
Wanted.

Copies of the DAILY GAZETTE for
Sept. 16, II, Oct. 2, s, 20, %, 1880 are
wanted A. this Office. Five cents, each
will be paid for copies of the above
dates.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04
THE INFERNAL MACHINES.
A Boston Man Who Pretends T.
Know where They Made.

BOSTON, August 3.-W. q. Lincoln,
agent of the Leyiand Line Of steamers &
this port, ridicHles the idea that the in.
fernal machines sent abroad were made
either in New York or Peoria, and inti.
mates that he knows where they wers
made, but witbholds bis knowledge from
the public in order that . premature dis
closure may not defeat the ends Of jus
tice.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04

Extra Luck Of . Lucky Plunber
Was shown by shown by W. @. Psndle.
ton, worthy plum DER ONO. II Bradley
ST., London Conn.,. sending NJ. A. Daup-
lin, New Orleans, La, one dollar-and
drawing $500 in the June drawing of
the Louisiana State Lottery. July ~
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04

The Democratic State Convention OF
Mss lssippi met yesterday In jackson,
the Committee on Credentials had not
r.ported at nine O'Clock last night.
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Meetings Tonight.
THURSDAY,

Clayton Lodge. No. 4, X. ofP.
Eden Lodge. No. "a, /. y. o. r.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, 1. o. OIL
Manhattan Lodge, No. IL, l. o. r. M.
Mani MMllm1ngton Division, No: l, 8. OF I.
serman Mutual Bens cial society N
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Valentine Bakers Post.
LONDON, August 4, 1888.

The Times says Baker Pachs will
leave England shortly to take command
OF the Turkish troops in Tripoli.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04
Distinguished visitors.
LONDON August 3, 1881.

The Baroness Burdett- Coutts and her
husband will go to America in October,
where they will remain for several
months. The London correspondent of
the Edinburgh Scotchman says: -"Dr.
Lyon Playfair, Deputy Speaker of the
House of Commons, has taken passage
tor the United States, to sail on the 18th
inst, but his departure at that time de-
pends on the propagation of Parliam ent." !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-31

Por conseio de D. Carlos, sus partida.
rios en- las provincias vascongadas 80
preparsn para elegir II diputsdos car
listas.
Nuevs York, sgosto 16.--Mr. Gar
field ests peor; tiene ell estomsgo su-
mamente irritado, aver todo ell dia ha
tenido tuertes nauseas y ha vomitado
constantementa anoche 81 aituacion
era muy critica otrs vez, y los m6licos
atribuyen esta recaids a la dyspepsia !;
ell pulso, que msrcabs aver 130, bsj6 hoy
ITO pulsaciones.
Seg1n telegrsma de Madrid al Herald,
en- la election que tuvo lugar el domln-
go para nombrar el presidente y los
asesores para presidir les elecciones
generates del domingo proximo, han
salido triunfantes los candidates del
gobieruo, viniendo embellishments des-
pues los amigos de CASTELAR,; los car
listas y democratas svspxados han sido
batidos en- todas parties, , no pssara
probablemente de 40 ell nnmero de los
conservadores que ocuparan asientos en-
las nuevas Cortes combinados todos
los elementos de Ia oposici6n, apenas
constara esta de ITO diputados.
En- la parte central de Espana ha ha-
bido varias grandes confagrsciones en-
los bosques, de los cuales han sido des-
truidos mil acres atrib1yense sstos in
cendios q movies politicos.
Nueva-YoIk, II de sgosto. Mr.. Gar
field ests hoy I'M POGO mejor, sin que
por ESQ deje de ser critica su situacion.
Paris id. id.-En una reunion poll
tica 90 han negado { oir & Gambetta, el
cual ha denunciado sus interrupto.
res, califcandoles de cobardes.
Londres, i'd. ida ley sgraria para
Irlsnda ha sido fnalmente sprobads
por ell Parlamento.
Nueva- York, 1S de agosto.- Mr.. Gar
field estG mejorsndo otra vez.
Londres id. id.-Despuss de activas
negociaciones, los gobiernos de Espa.
ma, Inglsterra 8 Italia han llegado
un perfecto scuerdo respecto de las re
clsmaciones al gobierno frances, por
indemnisaciones 4 sus respsctivos sub
ditos 4 consecuenciss del bombardeo
de Sfsx.
Nueva- York, agosto 19.--Mr. Garfield
sigue mejorsndo; pero su estado es
todavis critico.
Madrid. i'd id.-E Corrso dice que
Sc ha iuformsdo o6ciAlmente al gobier-
no que los frsnceses, al entrar en- Sfax,
habian arrojado & la cslle la bsndera
enar5olads en- el consulsdo espaiol de
squella plaza.
Ell 19 astabs On Ia Habana el oro de
93a 93a p.%
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Sc Venden y muy baratos.

Una miquina de vapor sin calders, faerxa
de 10 caballos, tiene an aho "e uso en-
perfecto estado con todos sus accessories com-
pletos, sistema horizontal, di&metro del ciIindro
cureh nuevas; 10 mismo que las nazas coro-
mas bronces pernos, y todo 10 correspondents
para el complete de este Dimenciones del
trapiche 40 pugadas de molienda, por - de
diametro; los ejes tienen och, pu gsdas dc
grueso demas una bomba propia para re-
montar guarapo, y tambien para s2licarls
riesgo. e. tam.io de estaes; dos pies largo
8 de curse, por IA pu,gadas de diam tro y el
tuvo de tema de lamar tiene seis pnlg .das
de dIametro. FL que ilterese algnuos de cd.
tos objetos puede dirig rse & D. Migus Bats
ia en- Fajardo.
Puerto-Rico sgosto ~ 1881 i-s
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En- cuanto al arrepentimiento que Y.
buscs, no 10 hallars q 10 menos de mi,
porque no tiene que arrepentirse aquel
que no ha cometido pecado y por con-
siguients pudo V. haber evitado los
dos 1'timos pirrafo os de su articulo "Ha-
gamos Historic
Me despido de Vd. muy impresiona-
do de gu ligereza y POGO mirsmiento con
que SO ha permitido tratarme.
P. GARRIGA.
Ponce Agosto 26 de 1881.
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Sc ARRIENDAN.

0 venien las hacien1as San Pc
dro y 8 10 jose, sitas en la ju-
ris licci6a d. Toa-baj. y de siets Ca
ba'lerlas de terreno pr6ximamente,
distribuidas en- vegas, sobre vegas y
parte de monte. Dich,s 6ncas es-
tan rodeadas por cailos, navegables
en- su mayor parte, y cuentan con
una buena casa-h-bitaci6l, con Ca
rretas y dennis aperos.
DAra mas pormenores al que los
solicite don Carlos Soler y Mario
rell, O'Donell II. Capital. Is
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AVISO A Los SRBS. PASR0C0S DB Ia ELA.

Pelro Benavent, compone toda clase de 6r.
gauos expresivos Armonium) por complicado
one sea gu mecanismo, tiene en- ests Capital
quien gsrantice sus trabaios, Y econ omfa en- al
precio; vve en- Ia Gale de San Sebastian nd.
nero 40 casa dc don Oeestino DiaE, agente de
publicsciones ro1giosas, y tenor d. esta Santa
fgIesis Cathedral. En- "a msma casa Sc encuenA
ira dc vent un Armoniu do POGO uso, con
cinco octavas, siete registros bueuas voces
por 81 FMS no precio de as5 al eontado y SO ga.
ganslza por dos ahls, Ss~~a
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PasaIeros llegados en- ell "5an Jnan," Jnan
Sexto, Fernando Gomez, sehora hJs, Anto-
MO Riera
Eu ell ''Elcano." j. @. Aceve %, sefora y
criada, Jacobo Govemberg, Rosa Pozz, Data
lin Dosgher, G C.yetlno Aiamari, Enrique Del
gado, Juan Lnjan 6 hijo
En- ell "Morters." De Cuba, Juan Moreno
BArranco. Ds Mayaguez, Francisco Pagon,
Jose NJ. Salazar, Francisco NJ. Maitin, Jose A
Annoni, Ram6 Garcfa, Onofre Llompart, Gar.
meo Bascaran 2 senortts, Francisco Sierra,
Lnis Burig6, Narciso Denlofau, Joaquns Ca
brera, Llco Omo federico Degado, Marga.
rita Arredon1o, Isldro Uriarte, Fernin Agrait,
Manuel Perez, Ramon Lopez Euge 10 Cuevas,
Josefl B >uilla, jose Garcia, Pedro do Olagui.
bel, Marceii7o Romany, Maria Viilaverde
De Agn.dl n, Francisco Amell criada, RI
mon Mendez Quii ones, Ramon Mendez Area
ys, Francisco I.aurnaga, Juan Loz M, Juan
D We nen. Nestor BIrdoni Santiago Santoni,
Federico Glascar, Emilio F3rraris, Oelestino
Psrez Leon LopAz, Juan Lsvadie, Regaado
Miriam Ia, < niip Vail, Miguel Morel Neme-
clio Gi e-tra. Antonio 06zaga, MauueI Peha,
5ecundino Nc On.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-31
ri Gran Hotel Restaurant
"DE ENRA,IADORES"

One estaba establecido en- la caIle de San
Ju-to, frente II "MallorQnla" SO hi trasla-
dado In Gale de Tttuan ndmero l8 entire
Tanca y San Justo, freute al aimscen de | Q
Sres Chavarri y Ga
So duefio ell Sr, Barreda 10 of-eee sus M.
merosos tavorecedorss, y al pdbco en gene.
raj todas horas Brindandole com piidad
aseo, en- sus espaciosas ha itaciones; pronti.
tud, y equidad en- FL servicio, como 10 tisns
acreditado.
Sc sirve Ia carta Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-31
T0niCO-GonitaloS.

Celebres pildoras del especialista DR..
MORALES, contra la 1ebilidad, impotsn-
cia, espermatorrea y estsrilidad. Su
uso esta exento de todo peligro. So ven-
de en- las principales fsrmacias, "a
pesos orc.
DR.. Morales, C4rretas, 80. Madrid. D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-31
COSaUNICADO.
Ponce, Agosto % DE- 1881.

Ponce, Agosto % De 1881.
s.. Director dsl BoLETfS MRR0Ayrrh.
Puerto-R co.
Muy apreciado Sr. y amigo: Slrva-
So hscerme sl obsequio de publican On
uno de los inmediatos n1meros de su
apreciable psri6dico, 10 carta que mas
absio copio, y que en- feoha Is del CO.
rriente puse an la redscci6n dc La Re
vista Meroaata qus se publiea on esta
ciudsd para insertarla en- diCho perio-
dico, pero parecs que no fu6 del agra
do del Sr. Director, y halo mas como.
do 81 no dsrle eueso.
Como la ref 4rlds osrta no me fu6 de-
vuets. = tuve 81 psIoanc3 de cue Sc
me borrss en gran part al copiarla
por la prlsa cen qae % hlee, no sere
may exsoto sn au rs4aocl6n con el ori.
gina, pero 81 ca oil toado, puesto que