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compounds OF tho soil: The Ammonia

compounds OF the soil: The Ammonia
of the atmosphere, which enters the
soil with the rain; is more readily abb
sorbed, and; last but not least, the
vegetable matter in the soil is more
quickly and thoroughly decomposed.
and thereby made available fof sps-
taining The growing plants. All these
points are gained by i summer fsIloy
upon hesvy clay soiIs bat with q
light soil there is no such dernand for
mechanical Improvement, and no cor
responding advantage gained in q
point of view. Nearly all
that can be gained by d year of clean
culture is obtained by hoed or root
crop. With it the weeds can be killed
as effectually as in the fallow; the
soil win receive enough culture to
make it sufficiently open for the cir
cdlation OF air. There will be large
gain in the amount Of the rlitrates
and other valuable nitrogen COM
pounds. In the fallow these are
formed during the hot months Of the
year, and, being very soluble. are
washed out Of the soil by heavy rains
while, if there is crop, the nilrates,
ETC., are taken up as food and stored
away, TO be used for some succeeding
crop. Besides, the root crop will
furnish large amount of excellent
food for the farm stock, and finally
yield a quantity OF valuable manure,
to be returned to the soil. With q
root crop introduced into the rota-
ton, there is seldom, demand for .
summer fallow.-h.
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HuaoAa1Ax GRASS

A large crop of good fodder may
be secured upon carly rye OF ether
stubble by hungarian Grass. Tbs
ground should be prepared IS for
oats or any other grain, well manursf
aud the Hungarian sown broadcass'
and narrowed in slightly. The seed
may be sown a. late as the middle
OF July, about one bushefpef scr, but
the best rrsults are obtained: from
sowing in early June. II it is desired
to have green fodder for number Of
weeks in autumn, the HungariaH
seed. may be sown at intervals Of q
week or so for upwards Of six weeks.
The ripe heads of this grass contsin'
large number Of hard and sharp
awus or bristles which are irritating
to the stomach Of animals, especially
horses. This trouble can be avoided
by cutting the crop soon after the
heads mature, ssnd before the awas
have grown to full lengtl, and be-
come hard. This grass when cured
Is equal in feeding value to good hay.
If there is demand for late fodder
it would be well to SOW some Hun
garian during the present monih.-
Er.
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PARTY FUNDS.

San Francisco Bulletin says. Par
ties require money to carry on their
carnpgisns. But the legitimate meth.
dds cf expendituFe embrace only a
few hems--the hire of halls, tho
wages of preambalating spouters,
paper for ballots. The amount nee
.es.ary for these rtHrosts ought not
to be very large. One OF them could
at least be omit ed-the expenses Of
the ltiaerant statesmen. This class
of politicians is merely survival.
No one hears anything from the
persons composing it but what has
already appeared in the newspapers
over and over again. The steam
press and the telegraph have wholly
superseded them. But for all that
they frequently put on all the airs of
Gays and Wcbsters. 1t is psssible
to hear them claiming the glory Of
carraying elections, whom as matter
Of fact they had about as much to do
in that movement rs the fly on the
wheel bad in raising the dust that
was ohscuring the vision.
With the elimination of these usc-
less hangers-on the expense would
be very light. OF course. the candi-
date for Office is expect. d to show
himself to the people and lay before
them his views. But it il not so easy
to say how the funds, small though
,l,ey may be, necessary for these oh
jects shall he raised. If the candi-
dates have to pay the expense OF
g tting into office can it be rendered
much greater than whst the Office
itself will yield. But a way could
be found easily enough if only a
small rum had to be obtained. The
difficulty is that the party managers
p'unti. r lie candidates and the Office
holders. There is no very rigid ac-
counting of how expenditures are
made. It is not well for the con
tribu,or TO be too inqnisi,iyc. The
conventional answer is that it will
not do to deyulge. There are here
all the elements of a confidence game,
and the indications are that that is
often the kind of operation that is
carried on. Few but those in the
inner circle know how much is raised,
or how it was disburscd. It is not a
very violent presumption that much
Of il. sticks to the hands of the party y
bosses. Many Of them have grown
rich in the business.
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CARE or LIVE STOCK roR JULY.

A sheet OF cotton cloth is q great
protection to horses, screening them
from flies, dust an,l heat, while work
ing in the harvest field. Especial
care n,nst be taken in keeping the
horses clean. AN occasional washing
with soft sponge and carbo,ic soap
cleans AMI cools the skin, aids perspi
ration, drives away the flies. and is
in every way healthful and refreshing.
Horses may. be given q bath in y
stream at evening, provided they are
not warm from work, and are not kept
in the water more than q few min
utes II the horses are at pasture At
night, they need q good, generous
feed before being turned out. Wlei,
kept in the stalls, mess OF green fod
der may be given daily.
During the hot weather, cows suf-
fer if kept in a shade,esa pasture. A
cool, dark and clean stable Is much
preferred by them. They need an
abundance ofpure water, a plenty Of
nutritious food, and should be kept as
comfortable as possible.
Sheep that are intended for the
butcher need to be pushed forward
with liberal feeding. A quart Of
mixed ground feed to each animal
daily, with the pasturage. will bring
them quickly into good shape for
the market. Store sheep need good
pasture, with a:plenty Of chad II
dysentcry appears among the flock,
remove the sick animals TO q cool
shed, and givcsonc ounce Of castor
oil, with bran or oatmeal mush.
Should maggots be found upon the
sheep, tar may be applied TO the af-
fected parts. Look well TO the flock
that sheep do not suffer in any way
during the hot summer months.
Growing young pigs for The early
market are often<sxerx profitable.
They naay sstady in 100 day Nom
birth, II veil fed. At first the III
needs to have rich food in abnhds
ancc, that she may have full dow u
milk. After few weeks, let the
young pigs have meal and wheat
niddlings.
Now Is the time TO weed out the
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
From the Vancouver Ipdspends

One day last week Mr.. G. II. Whit.
ney met bear in the road. near the
city, which took good square look
at him and then retired into the
brush.
A new $4,000 deep water ting was
launched at Astoria on Friday, and
named the General Miles. 1t was
bull: for the Astoria and TT. Candy
route.
Mr.. John Bell, late of Iowa, last
week purchased the Palmer mill aud
water power on Salmon creek, i'm
cluling Is acres Of land. He will
tins season put in new machinery for
Touring.
The DIETRICH mill on Salmon creek
IS to be greatly improved this season.
A new frame .is>,o be put up, 25xso.
feet, considerably larger than the old
building. Dir Dietrich has pur-;
chased new machinery for the mill.
including . 47,inch Leffel turbine
wheel, which Will give him es horse
power 10 work on. The. new mill
machinery is warranted to cut 10000
feetper day.
Beef cattle arc still scarce, and are
liable to go higher in price, not only
this year but next year also.
The Vancouver Touring mills are
being thoroughly repaired, anl some
new machinery is being put in while
lying idle from high water.
Il is reported that two Clarke
county miners on one Of the tribu-
taries of Lewis river have struck
quartz ledge which assays $50 to the
ton, gold.
Some very fine mineral specimens
found in Clarke county have been
shown on the street this week. There
bids fair to be some prospecting done
this season by various parties.
A wool grower from Wasco coun-
ty who arrived in Portland with 7o0o
pounds Of wool, states that Eve years
ago he began business with e6 ewes
and los lambs. Every dollar he has
spent since that time has been de-
rived from his ierd. He he has sold
over 500 sheep and has now 1900,
and has over 1000 pbunds-of wooltos
sell. Ho thinks there is money in
sheep raising.
From the Tacoma Ledger.
Steps have been. taken toward
building steam Touring mill At Che
halls.
The ship Templar leaves to-day
with 1900 tons of Carbonate coal for
San Francisco.
The ship Canada has about COM
pleled cargo OF lumber, and will sail
|from Hanson d Co.'s mill.
The Elder took freight from Now
Tacoma last week for San Francisco,
consisting Of 100 tons Of scrap iron,
800 tons of slaves, and $50 green
Ehides.
The frame work Of the Presbyte-
rian church is np, the rafters placed !
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and che tower hAs arisen. II tfoen-
ises to be . neat; comsly and impcs-
ing structure
The steamer Idaho has made twv
trips nom here 10 San Juan this wssF
bringing lime for shipment BY rail so'
Portland. On the two trips shs'
brought 1000 barrels Of lime which
have been forwarded.
Qaarrymen are getting out rock ~
Wiikeson for ,hs Episcopal church,
the walls Of which will be built Of
Wilkeson sandstone, with an inside
lining Of brick, requiring 20 carloadsr
shipment Of which has begun.
The. total coal shipments from this
port during the monsh Of Msy we're
5S0l fons. When the bunkers shslt
have been Finished and the new sisaaAs
collisrs of The Central Facific ar4 psss
on the route, the monslilY shipiasak Y
will Average nearly six ssassSsS naSk
or $4,000 tons per month.
A sample of coal has been received
at ibis office from the measures re-
Gently discovered and prospected and
row being worked, not far from Che
halls in Lewis county. This sample
is undoubtedly bitumiaous and ssens-
to, be rich. Il is quite soft, having
been taken out at or very near ths'
surface.
The ship Astoria sailed frem New
York March, 2s, 1882. bound tor
Portland. hsving in her cargo two To-
comotives complete with cylinders
17x24 inches and numbered respect
lively 200 and 2lo, msnutactursd in
Portland; Maine, and for use on the
Pend d'OreilIe division.
The bark Elsinors which. sailsd,
April 10th from New York, has two3l
locomotives of like kind and 644s
steel rails for Pend dpOreills diviaion.
The ship Challenger sailed from,
Philadelphia for New Tacoma May
9th with 2o25 tons Of steel rails aud
iastenings.
The Ship Bullion sailed from Phil
adelphia, April 2Ist for New Tacoma-
with 1905 tons steel rails and fasten--
ings.
In the ship Robert Dixon which
sailed fron New York April 10th for
Portland, Oregon, th ere are about 90
tons OF rail fasteEings.
April 5th, the ship Harvester; Cap-
tain 2. Allen. sailed from Philadel-
phia for New Tacoma with 2lo0 tons
for the n. P. r. R. as follows: so5s
bars Pennsylvania stee! company's
rails; 1925 bundles plates (45o0
joints;) 100 Kegs bolts and nuta; 7so
kegs spikes on Is packages Of ma
chinery. The machinery is intended
for the car shops st Sprague and 10
as follows: One 36-inch sci! feeding
vertical cnt off saw; one f-inch 4-sidss
moulding machine; one 2o-ineif
double end face lathe; one small face
lathe complete; one automatic knife
grinder complete. one band saw, set
ting and fling machine, and one 81
band saw machine complete. Ia.sd-.
dition TO the above note 10 made Of
six more passenger coaches; 5 6rss
class and 8 second class now on the
way for the Pend dOreille division.
q. also other machinery for the shops
at Spragnc, viz: One No. ~ planning:
and matching machine; one timber
gaining machine; one nut shaping
machine; one car mortisef and borer
with auxiliary boring attachment.
Ships now here and to arrive from
the East this season under NorthrrS
Pacific charter will take hence car
goes of wheat tor Europe, possibly
excepting the Iroquois.
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poor hons in the poultry yard. Poor
layers or bad mothers can be quickly
fat.ened in Coop when they are
ready for market, ana will command
8 good pricc.-American Agricm-
t,trist for July.
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caznp Msstings

The camrmceting that was held AZ
Spores, ferry. on the Mckenzie rivers
was we'll attended, an immense con-
course being in attendance on Sab
bath. Rev. l. D. Driver delivered .
very eloquent aud forcibie sermoe ~
II A. NJ
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EXTRANJERO.

Las n@gociaciones pendientes que
b .bia entire los Estados Ualdos Y su
vec,ua Ia repdbnca de M6j,co, han co.
menzado dar sns resa,tados segIn We.
mos POI los 1ltimos despachos telegta.
fioos liz FAiadv. fla.
Las tropas de Gaia uuo de esos pai-
sos qaedan antorizadas para penetrar
On territorio del otro, siempre que las
necesidades de Ia persecution de in
dios insurreCtos les obliguen clio.
FAcilmente SO comprendsra que este
ha dc contribnir ie una msner8 pode-
losa a tsrmlnar con .os AtAques cons.
tantes do ios indios apaches = otrAs
trlbus que mantienen en- contlnua alar.
ma aquellas rsgiones, y qae iban ha-
cleudO "a insoportabie Ia vida los
b sncos lie las {. .se Mejico y los
Est sIos Uni,.os.
IL GU .stioo antiqal,ima del Alaba.
una ha renacilo gu Ia O4mara dc repre-.
seotantes 10 los Estaios Uuidos, en- la
vual 90 ulscut5 On esto5 momoutos la
creauion dc un.. comislon pareclda q Ia
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que habia para dictaminar, y on dltimt
extreme resolyer los expedientss de re
clamacion.
Parecis que este asunto pertenecis
va & la historic, y ESQ hubiera sido q
uu diputado, cuyo nombre no dicen loE
telegramas, no hubiese presentado 81
proyecto en- question, seg1n el cusl po-
dram reclsmsr danos y perjuicios aque-
Hos que sufrieran en- sus propie1adse
por los crucsros ingleses.
La immigration de europsos 4 Ia Re-
publics norte-americaua, lejos de dis
minuir auments. pues seg6a noticias
tsiegra6cas de Nueva- York, el vapol
City Of Montreal ha desembarcado on
Castle Gorden 1476 inmigrantes, el dia
10 del passdo mes.
Los israelitas rusos expatriados que
hace POGO llegaron q Nueva-York, han
dado motive a algunos disturbios, y
son objato de censura para todos por
la exigencias que tienen con el repre-
sentante de la sociedad que se organi-
z6 para atender q sus necesidades. =
darles los socorros que hubieran me-
hester. On dia llegaron Was de he.
cho, y casi milagrosaments escape de
sus manos el pobre agente. Lls auto
ridades han tornado cartas en- el asun-
to, , han preso q varios judios rusos,
que hicieron de cabeza de motin en-
aquelios sucesos.
Todavia no ha resuelto el presiden.
to de la Rep6blics sobre las reformas
recientemente introducidss por el Oon.
greso y el Senado On la ley arancalaria.
So espera con impaciencia qua 10 haga
para podsr juzgar de tods la trascen-
dencia que aqueila medida puede tener.
Ha llegado al puerto de San Joss de
Gustemsla un buque dest'nsdo & colo.
car un cable submarine que ha de u mir
las repIblicas del Sur y Osntro de Am6-
RIGA con los Estados- nidos, Antilias
esps1lolas = Europa. Lus obras que
dsran terminates en- ell pr6ximo mes de
julio.
Esta linsa SO extendera de la manera
siguients desde S4linas Oruz (M6iico)
hasta s N jose de Gastem ,la, = d. alli
4 los puntos de Bahia Salinas y @ ,sta
Rica, conexionandoss con todas las II.
meas terrestres de 6sta = Nicaragua.
con 81 de Panama se unira al de las
Antillas, Buensventura (OoIombis) con
lineas interiors; para Ia federation Ba.
llenists en- ell Ecuador.
Dssde Payte y Oallao Sc conexionara
con los cables y lineas terrestres de
America del Sur.
Desde Salinas Ornz 90 unira & la Il.
nea de Ia compa1la del Atlsntico, en
donde SO unlTa con Ia del TELEGRAPH de
M6jico, cuyos cables funcionan hoy en-.
tre Ooatzacoa COS, Verscrus, Tampico
y Oaivesta (TejAs), y con todos los do
mas para 50 comunicaci6n con los de
Europa.
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cielo me conceda riquezas. Deseo tai
solo que me revele donde las hay, que
para hacerme due1o de elias 20 mt
compon Ire como pueda.
DEL MATR1MoN1o -Un joven que es'
taba en- visperas de contraer mstrimo-
nio, fu6 4 pedir conseio 4 un amigo su-
20 de aIguna mas edad, que habia es.
critic mucho sobre la materia.
No te Sc divide nunca, le dijo este,
que el matrimonio malo es como una
maquina el6otrics; to agsrras q ella, go
to ponen los pelos de punts, y no pue-
des separate de ella por mas esfuerzos
que hagas.
Dos LEoNAs. La c6lebre domsdora
de feras Nouma Haw. h8 estado ex-
puesta 6 ser devorada en- Paris por Ia
mas feroz de sus leonas llamada Diana
Eo el momento en- que Ia bella donna
dora salia de Ia jaula, despu6s de haber
hecho trabsjar Diana, Sd precipit6 6s-
ia sobre Nouma, arrojandola contra los
barrotes.
El p1blico hufa aterrado, y las muje-
res laDzaban gritos y Sc desmayabau,
cuando la valiente domadora separ6
la leona con su tridente, csstigandola
N3uma Hawa, que no hsbla recibido
mas que un araiiszo en- I'm music, salu.
do al p1blico como 81 no hubiera ocu.
rri1o nads, siendo splsudids con entu.
sissmo.
SANroRAL -Juevss, Is. s ,ntos Vic.
tor. Modesto Santa Orescencis, mrs.
Viernas, Is. e Ssgrndo Ooraz6n de
JESUS. San Aureliano, OBJ. y conf, y
San Qairico y Santa Julits, mrs.
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soclEnAn Aqolipl
CREDITO MERCANTIL
9. Juan, Puerto Rico.

Oonvocatoria la Jdnta General extraordi-
maria
No habiendose reunido el del corriente
namero suicientes de accionistas pUra pcder
ceebrar ses'6D, Sc convoca de nuevo la Junta
& los efectos expr sados en- Ia anterior convo-
catoria para el dia 26 del actual las doce de
Ia man ana en- Ia inteligsncia de que tenor
de 10 one previene ell artf>ulo ~ de los Est,-
tutos tendra aquella efecto cualquiera que sea
oil ndnero de aceo 'istas qus aslstan y Ia par.
to de capital que represeit it,n.
Desie el l8 dal corriente 80 servirau acu.
dir los sehores aecionistas Ia secretarfa de
ests Sociedad recoger la papeleta de asis.
tepcia dicha junta
Qledan vigentes todas las demas reglas in.
sertas en- la anterior conyocatoris de l6 de
Mayo.
Los asuntos que deben tratarse en- esta
Junta son de tai ilnportancia que encarezco
todos os aca;onistss gu bien de sus propios
intareses de Ia mejor marcia de "a Socie
dad, Ia concarrencia, 20 sea personal 6 en-
viado gu presentation.
San juan Puerto Rico, 10 lie JUNO de 1882
- FL irector accidental, - FRANCISCO
BASTON. IL jun
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Seg1n vemos an La Bandera Esp0Aola,
en- la nueva elecci6n de senador del rel
no por la prcvincia eclesiastica de Cuba
ha resultado nuevamente elegido 81
Excmo 6 limo. Sr. DR.. D. Jaime Cat ia
y Alloss, Ooispo de O.diz, La elecci6n
no puede ser mas scertads, pues recae
On un prelado sabio y virtuoso, querido
y respectable por todo el clero espanol
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Los soldados 90 dividieron en- varias
secciones, atacando 4 los sublsvados,
que huyeron precipitadsmente por la
carretera nueva, pasando el rio freute
del pueblo de Pslau.
La Cr6nica de Ontaluat dice que en-
tire Csrvera y Oastellbisbsl fo6 tirotea-
da dicha partida por uns de las peque-
mas co!um ass destinadas su persecu.
ci6n, = di6 Goa otra luego que la tirote6
& su veg.
Resui tsdo de esos dos encuentros
ha sido que, ablndonando y tirando
las armas, los sublevados se dispersa-
ron, procurando buscar csda cnal de
por 81 su salvsci6n como pudo. Las
fuerzas persegaidoras hicieron algunos
prisioneros, y sc desprende de los par
tes dados por las autoridades locales
De Ia comarcs, que los que lograron es-
capar tomaban la direcci6n de BARGE
Iona 6 de las poblaciones inmedistas, q
fin de regresar sus hoaares una vez
terminada Ia algarada que les indujo
& abandonarlos.
e D;orio de B4roeloma alade que la
pAreja del resguardo establecids en- Ia
Gale de R>gsr de For, entire las de
Arsgon y Oonsejo de Oiento, ha dado
conocimlento Ia alcaldja de que q las
dieS de la noche del Is pssaron por
aquei punto tres grupos de seis, ocho y
dle8 hombres con tapabocas y mora.
les.
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A les tabaqueros.

Tabaco en- rama del pas de los partidoS dc
Oaguas Juncos Sal Lorenzo En 81 alma
cen lie los Sr-s q mill Balfvar comp. San
Justo ID hay coustante y variad0 sdrtldo
PrecloS cOnvsnci0nAles hs 30 an.
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que exijan Ia intervention de los altos
cuerpos constitutions.
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Secrotos 1o Ia Medicina
PoR
D. JOSE GIMENEZ T7LLENA

Nuevo y general compendio de me
dicins cisujla al alcanco de todas Ias
inteligencias, en- ei que 30 encuentrsl
los recursos con que cuenta el atte de
cursr para ateuder 4 los principalet
acci dentes de Ia eepecie humana como,
heridss, envenensmientos, ashxias, par.
tos y Intermediates internas y externas.
De venta en- Ia Imprenta del BoIHTIR
$1.5O ei eiemplar.
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SE1 VENDE
Na1eva Fotogrgfa.
80.-T EFT uAN.-30
hAouINA ALA TANdA.

ESQ UNA A L A II NOA.
FE1IClANO ALFONSO, operator de Ia ga.
lerfa fotografca de u. Heraciio Gautier du-
raute los cu&tro amos dltimos, tene el gu to
de ofrecerse a. lustra 10 pG lico de esta lsla
en- todos los trabajos de su procession.
Prontitud.
Esmero.
my l3. Baratura.
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So habla de Ia probsbilidsd de que
On breve SO propondra al Oongreso la
conveniencia de- celebrar dos sesiones,
una por Ia manans y otrs por Ia tarde.
para dar mas fscil vaio tantos asun.
tos como hsy pendientes de discussion.
y que es precise sprobsr antes de que
se eche el mes de julio encima.
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En- brevs saldr6 para Londres dona
Margarita de Borb6n, que Va asistir
4 Ia prim era comuoi6n de So hijo don
jaime.
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Seg1n telegrama del Ministro de
Utramar recibido en- el Gobierno &C.
neral, han sido nombrsdos Presiden.
to del Tribunal de Ouentas de es.
ia Isla el Sr. D. Carlos de Roias, d..
rector General de Hacienda, para es.
te cargo ei Sr. Lor6D, que es Director
General de Oontriouciones del Minists.
rio do III acienda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-14

La direction general de Iufanteria
proyecta Ia formation de una escala
general de sArg segundos, a fin de
proveer por rigarosa aDtigu dad las va
cantas de sargontos primeros que ocu-
rrau en- ei arm. !, en- snalogia 4 10 dis
puesto para el arma de caballerfa y
cuerpos de guardia civil y csrsbineros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-14

FL proyecto del nuevo uniforms para
Ia iofsnteria sometido por el general
OR an al ministro de la Guerra, pare
co que sufrifs importsntes moii6,acio-
mes, entire elias las de conservar el pan
talon grauce , adoptsr I'M pequeiio cas-.
co en- Iugar dsI schsco de f3rma aus.
triaca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-14

Telegraffan de Barcelona qae, al Ear.
par de aquel puerto para ell do la Hs.
bana el vapor Castillo, embisti6 & la
fragata SugMsto, caus4ndole varios des.
peIfsctos , arracandole 81 escudo. Dss-
pu6s choco con Ia Zragos1 I, produci6n-
dole averias y cort>ndo..s lag amarras.
No b n ocurrido desgracias persona.
les, y sc instruye ei correspondence su.
mario por las autoridades de marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-14

Els segurs Ia election del seicr Eche-
garay para el sill6n one ha deja1o va
cante on la Academia espaii ola Ia muer-
te del senior Mssoneso Romanos.
A fues del mes pr6xsmo SO reunira
Ia Academia para hacsr el nombra-
miento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-14

Dice Ez Porventr, de Sevilla, que
parece ha sido preso en- aquella ciudad
ell prasuoto autor de un sn6nimo que SO
suponia dirigido desds Paris al rey de
Po'tnRal, exigi6ndole 10 Cantidad de
100000 duros.