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, 1882-01-21
BARBADOS.

We take the following from the Globe
MIR. Robinson returned from his leave Of
absence i'll the last Packet from England,
which arrived about 10 o'clock on Saturday
evening. Preparations had been made to
give the Governor an official reception on
his arrival, but the lateneSs Ofthe hour rem.
dered it impossible to carry out the cOntem.
plated arrangements, and his Excellency
landed privately. On Tuesday morning
the Governor attended the Public Buildings
where in presence of the Executive Com
mittee, and the heads of the Civil and Mil.
itary Departments, his Commission as
Governor-in-r hief in the Windward Islands
was read and the usual oaUhs administered
by His Honor the Chief. Justice. His Elk.
cellency was received at the Buildings by
..uuu. Of Honor of +he LIST West India
Regimen. nj on the adminiStra on of the
oathS a SAUL, Dfl7 guns was fired from the
saluting Battery, st. AIMS. The Governor
was accompanied by his Private Secretary,
the Hou'ble j. W. Fortescue, Lieutenant
i'll the Royal North Devon Hussars, who
also arrived by the last steamer.
, 1882-01-21
A VI OTisI Messiah.
From the SPECTATOR.

One of the most striking signs of
the deep unrest within the Mabom-
medan world, an unrest visible in the
Panislamic movement, the insurrec-
ton throughout North Africa, and
the important though badly reported
struggles for power in Mecca and the
Syrian Desert, is the increased expecs
tation of the immediate arrival of the
Mehdi. All good Mussulmans of all
sects, whether orthodox or heretical,
believe that in the dark hour of Islam,
God will send down a Mehdi, or
Teacher, whom Mahommed himself
toresaw, and who he prophesied should
be an Arab OF the clan Koreish, and
a descendant Of his own house. He
will restore Islam, reunite the Faith
full, and either become Khalif, or for
a time supersede him, as ruler of
the Mahnmmednns throughout the
world. Usually the belief is of no
more importance than the belief of
some Christians in the coming of the
Millennium, but of late it has taken q,
stronger hold Of the general Mussul-
man mind, has become a dogma in
stead of a recognized idea, crops up
in many places at once, and most Sc
riously disturbs the old established
Mohammedan Governments, whose
rulers are well aware that the moral
basis of their authority would be
wholly destroyed by the appearance
of sucha %pretender. It is so general
in Arabia and Syria, that the Turks
watch the family of Mecca from
which the Mehdi should come with
an intentness that has already pro-
duced tragical results, and might any
day produce a massacre. It is the
evident belief of Mr.. Blunt, thesAra-
bian traveller, hat the next aspirant
for power in that region will call
himself Ell lfehdi, the Teacher who is
expected, and that if he appears aud
, 1882-01-21

deacon Branch are expected here from
Tortola on the Goth February and will
leave for st. Thomas on the Oath.
The same paper quotes the following sad
accident from the London Standard.
" Mr.. Woodcock, Queens Advocate for.
A." the Gold Coast, has lost his life under
+" very painful circumstances. He was sail
ing III a surf boat in company with three
4" English officers at Accra when it capsized
{" in the heavy surf on the beach. The
" three officers got ashore safely, and Mr..
" Woodcock had almost reached the shore
1" when he became unconscious. He was
" pulled on shore by Il number OF people,
" and conveyed at once to the Treasury
&" House, but he died on his arrival there"
The Observer adds
"Mr Woodcock was a native of st. Kits.
and an eminent barrister, who until his APP
pointment in Africa early in 1876 practised
in these islands with considerable success,
his residence being in Antigua. His many
friends here deeply sympathise with his be-
reaved family, consisting of a Widow and
several children, among them a youth who
has jusC passed a creditable examination as
a law student in England"
, 1882-01-21
COLONIAL NEWS.
ITO be continued. J
ANTIGuA.

From the Observer offs January we learn
that Bishop hutchinson was expected to
arrive.in Antigua On the 18th. On the
18th an Ordination was to be held in the
Cathedral, and we notice among the names
of the candidates for Deacon's Orders that
of Charles Hutson Branch, the eldest son
of the Archdeacon. From private inform.
alton We learn that the Bishop and Arch.
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GAceTA De HOY.

Por el Ministerio de Estado 30 pide
una nota de los caballeros grsndes Oru.
ces de Carlos III 6 Isabel 10 Cst6lica
que hayan fallecido en- el presente ano
Ell vapor n. L6pes ha csmbiado so
nombre por ell de p. de Satrustegui.
-Declarado cesante don Jose G.. del
Valle y M6ndez, Official s. que era de
la Administration general de Oorreos.
-Nombrado en- su lugar don Eduar.
do Roda.
-Declarado cesante el promoter fs.
cal de Guayama don Felix Rufo Eche.
varrfa, por enfermedad.
-Nombrsdo en- su lugar don Federi'
co Navarro.
-Ha qpsdsde sia lefsetelAR. o. d.
Is de julIo 1ltinno jabilando q don Pc
dro M rHndez, Medic raeionerode ests
OatedrAi. q
-Habiendo. varies t6unioipios eclici
tado aaterizaci6no pata sAtisfaO9, Col
cargo a sobrentes de ipYeeu eup4eatbs 6 q
cspitulo de i'd previEtos, stencia les aue
no tienen este, car6stef enin sstaT consig
nadss en- los p1esupuestos Gordinarioa
FL Gobierno General ha dispuesto qu'
los ayuntamientos SO ateugan en- ul
todo vi articulo 142 de 10 Icy mum
oipsl, sin perjuicio de que en- 10
casos de caIscter perentorio puedal
hacer uso de las fscultades que le
concede ell articulo Isl de la propia ley
llevapdo adelante y dt SIDE luego ell ser
vicio por medic de hbramientos 8 jneti
fear, y formaliEar iuego que scan aprC
bados los indicados presupuestos.
-NCmbrado oficiai 4'. de ls Aduan
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TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Londres, dieiembrer 8. - EI testuc
Ring, dc rViena, fu6 destruido aauoche
por un incendio y perecieron 400 per.
sonAs.
Madrid, id. id.-E Lteral sostisne
que, como sobeysna del suItan de, JoI6
Espafs tiens 'derecho de. oponefse 4 Ia
cesi6n del territorio de Borneo.
Nueva- York. id. id.--S-gGD despaChc
de Madrid al Herald, Mr.. Hamlin ha
llegAdo q esta capital y la prensa espa.
1ola expresa Ia espersnza de qne 10.
grsra eonducir buen t6rmino las ne.
gociaciones, mejorando las relaciones
comerciales eutre los Estados- Unidoe
y las provincias ultramArinas.
Ell mensajs del presidente de los Es.
tados- Unidos ha sido tambi6n favora.
lemente acogido.
Londres, diciembre 10.-Sa cree sho.
ra que el n1mero de las victimas del
incendio del teatro de Ring, en- Viena,
es de 1000 en- lugar dc 400, como se di-
jo aver; 80 han descubierto en- las gale.
rias superiores montones de csdGverea
de los cuales estan tambien atestadoa
todos los corredores.
Nuevs-Yo,k, diciembre 13.-E ex-
senad r Frelinghnysen, de New jersey,
ha sido nombrado secretaric de Estado,
en- lugar de Mr. B aine.
Londres, ia. id.--Se confrma hsber
perecido l 600 personals en- ell ipcendio
del teatro Riog de Viena; parece que
la policia cerIo las puertas del edifcio
POGO despu6s de darse Ia senal de alar-
ma, fgurandose que habia salido TODD
el mundo, cusndo todavia quedaban
dentro centenares de espectadores.
Madrid, diciembre 13.-El GobierDo
enviara q Cuba 8 miilcnes de pesos.
En- las Oortes 80 ha acordado un vo-
to 1e cou6apza al Sr. Oamacho, por
una msyoria de It's votos.
Madrid, diciembre IA -Los titulos
lie Ia deuAa del 4 p.% que suman
1856 $50 600 90 emitiran al IS.
Naeva- York, diciembre 15.-Varios
testigos en- la causa de Guiteau han de-
clarado que, On su concepto, 81 estA
cuerdo.
Nueva York, diciembre 16.-Mr, Blsi.
ne, al dsr instr ucciones al ministro anne.
ricano en- Londres para que tratara de
obtener una modification ep el tratsdo
Clayton Bulmer, sostiene en6rgicsmen.
to el derecho de dominic de los Esta-
dos -Uoidos sobre el canal de PanamS.
Nueva. York, diciembre 17.-El presi-
dente P,6rola, del PERT, ha dimitido y
SO ha embsrcado para Europs.
Londres, diciembrs 19.-E Times de-
clara que ls libertad de transitar por
el canal de Panama jamas podra ser del
exclusive derecho de los Estados- Uni-
dos.
El 20 estaba en- Ia Habana Ell orc On.
tire rs y Isl pa.
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N oticias $ 6 gener ale S

Nc pudiendo dsr en- IN solo n1mero
todas las noticias generates que puedan
ofrecer alguns utilidsd 6 inter6s q
nuestros lactores, nos proponemos ha-
cerlo en- n1meros sucesivos y en- Ia Sec
ci6n correspondence.
He aquf algunas mas que tomanoos
de los peri6dicos peninsulares llegados
por el 6ltimo vapor correo.
Los puertorique6os Sres. Alfonso,
1zquierdo, Ointr6n J Alvarez Peralta,
ailiadcs al partido dem6crata-mondr-
quico, obsequiaron con an banquete on
Lhardy los sehores Moret, Bersnger
6srdoal y duque de Ia Victoria.
Al final pc pronunciaron algunos
brindis.
La Asociaci6n de propietarios de fin.
cas- urbanas de Madrid ha acordadc
erigir una estGtua z Bravo Murillo.
Mas de 10000 inmigrantes han lie.
gado & los Estados- -Unidos durante e
mes de octnbre iltimo.
Para la provision de una plaza d.
secretario-relstor de Ia Audiencla dt
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exterior son ,meramente las obras AVIAN
sadas del NAL. La ciudadsla estA den
tro. Es en- 10 circulation de Ia sapgre
one el principle aggressive est6 atrinchs.
|rado, y sus salidas contra 81 cults, las
glkadulae, las 6bras carnosas, los mus.
culos y los tegumeptos, nunca cesarAn
efectivamente hasts que no este extin.
guido sllf mismo.
Els porque Ia BsryspasrilIa de Bristol
alcapza el veneno primario on su origen
y 10 expele, que este poderoso limo.
QUO detergeute veRetal es pfeferido
cualquier otra preparation de 90 clase
como remedio para escr6fnlas , otros
males externos.
Para despedir por medic de los in.
testipos el veneno librado por la 40.
ci6n de Ia Zarsaparrilla, Lac PildoTas
VsgataIes Azucaradas de Bristol son el
M. jor laxante.
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Barat tfsim0.

.
En- 100 pesos Sc venden los cua.
iros siguientes:
SAN JERONIMO por Zurbardn
dos varas de largo y una y tercia de
ancno.
VIRGEN DE 3ELEN copia de
Murillo por Romero, vara y medic
de largo y una y cuarta ancho.
SANTA JUSTA y RUFINA co.
pia de Murillo por Espanoleto, igual
tamaiio.
SANTA FILOMENA por Espa.
Iiioleto de igual tamaflo.
Ellaadministraci6n del BoLETlN
EiBforrnarGn. LIP
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Colon, fin de que medite 81, y6udose |
inauguIsr pronto uno On Madrid I
aquel ihsigne navegante, J habiendo u
otro en- Europa America, no seris
mas conveniente emplesr esa suma 81
honrar la memoria de alg6n otro de loe
grandes descubridores espanoles.
Hace dos afios pr6ximamente, No co.
locaDa con gran solemnidad Ia primeYs
piedra del proyectado hospital de nj
nos que habia de constituirse bsio Ia
protection de la real familia y la seiio.
ra duquesa de 6antona, On Ia ronda dc
Vallecas, y el 8, con la pomps que
de siempre q los actos piblicos Ia
presencia de Ia corte, se hs inauguradc
el nuevo hospital, de construction "a.
mamente solida y elegante.
Verdaderamente, 10 que SO ha inau.
gurado aver son dos de las sslas enter.
merias y algunas piezas destinsdas al
personal facultativo y las hermanae
de Ia Carload.
ri importe total psgado por obras
hssta hoy, es de 1889 1884 reales.
El costo total sscenderG q 20OOO. 900.
Recibieron s. M. el Rey Y q Las in
fantas, los duques de Ssntona, el car
denal Moreno, el pstrisrCa de las In.
dias, elcrector de Atocba, los senadoree
nnarqueses de Castro, Ssrns de Ger.
vera, Medina Vitores Moreno Benz.
tez, los diputados seiiores FrioI, Man.
jon, ARuirre, Quintana EguiIior Sar-
tou y el director facultativo del ests.
blecimiento D. Mariana Bensvente ' el
teniente alcslde del distrito.
La real fsmiiia recorri6 todas las de-
pendencias del asilo, presenciando Ia
cousulta pdblica, & Ia que asisten dia.
rismente upos $50 ni1os, visitando de-.
tenidamente las dos espaciosas salas
destinadas q los niiios enfermos, On las
que hay 25 de cads sexo, cuys edad
varfa de cinco die2 amos.
Estan al cuidado de los nilos nueve
hermanas de la Osridsd = seis m6di-
COS.
Acompansba 4, las reales persouas
el m6dico particular dc SIN. Ia reins,
Sr. Rieiel.
s. M. el rey y 8. A, prodigarong ira.
ses dc consuelo q los ninos enfsrmos..
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4-r.4y4Da'CyJuL1S..

de Gusyama Don Nsrciso Domingues.
-+O6cisI s.. solicitor de Ia Ge Guani-
CO Don Francisco Bias.
Los biIletes del sorteo que ha de
celebrarse 81 8 del pr6ximo febrero se
sntregsran en- esta forma
En- los dias 4, 5, 8, 10, II IA los
$1,000 con la rebAjs del 4 p "a, del Il
al "a los apartados, y el Is los sobran.
tee. E F @If3
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Ell C0MERCI0.
37-SAN FRANClSC O-3

37-SAN FRAN SCO-37
En- este Acreditado deposito de CAL
zsdo BE acabs de recibir nm surtido del
mas elegante y adecuado al gusto puer.
toriqueiio; 81 bello sexo, eI mas e1i.
gente polio, el grave caballero, todos
verAa satisfechos su capricho en-
Ell COMERCIO.
Tambien hay nm ACEITE Oh O1IvAs
yABoN exs)ents y cAlusAs, todo proce.
dente de Mallo1ca. 8 iun.
ANDRfs BoRDo1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-01
Es,rtbonia de Dom Estfbon Caldcr6n.

Earibania de Dom Esttban Calder6n.
En- 81 incidents al cOneurso de acreedores
de D. Leonardo Igaravidek Sobre venta de
fruit 9 ee ha mauds do poner pdbiica subasta
los siguientes.
O hocieutos ochenta sacos azdc C ntral de
eegunda, tasada cinco pesos qulntaE
Y hah4ndose ae1a'ade para su remate 81
aia nueve del entrante enero Ia una de IL
tarie en- los estrados del Juzgado (Soi 26) se
anuncia al pGolico para 10 concurrencia de Ii.
citadores.
Puerto. Rico Diciembre treinta de mil ocno.
cieptoe ochenta y uno -vo 30. OAJJAs.-- .--El
Escribano FSrEBAN CALDERoN. la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-01

El vapor suministra alimentos q los
passjeros de g. camara, pagando 80
centavos diarios.
Sobre paaaje do ida y vuelta se reba.
ia NJ 25 p.% -.
Lss billetea 90 expiden en- Ia sgencis
hasta una hors sntes de Ia sslida del
Vapor.
Para mas informes dirigirse y los
consignatarios, - 3
/ y Is Fsddersen Wslink 4 Co.
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TBRClQ DB LA GlIARDIA civil,
CnNfANn. .NCIA M PuERo Rico.

Alas oclioiie Ia mafana del dia diez de
Eiero pr6ximo se s9car@n 6 pGblica subasta
seis cabalIos de desacho que existen en- el
primer escuadT6n de esta Comandancia, y se
anancia al pGhlico para conocimiento de los
que deseel interesarse en- 10 compra de loa
nismos.
+ Dichl subasta se verifl"arh en- 10 CASA Quar-
tel me ocupa Ia fuerza del Institrto en- la ca.
ne de- San Jpsto n6mero 81.
Pnsrto Rico 20 de diciembre de 1881
III G. Captain Ter Jefe accidental
Roman do Roman Oorres l-3
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Sc Vende.

por tener que ausentarse sus duefos el es.
tshlecimiento de pulperia sito en- la Gale del
Connercio esquina Ia del Sol En el mismo
inf ,rmaran BIO piedras29 de Diciem6re de
1881. o. 81 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-01
DON 4ENRIQE Df4Z DE GUWA

DON .ENRIQE D1AZa DE GULJA
sRRO;a,J a,Jaes de- prinsesG lnstoncSa de
Hatnacoo gsswi dsstrsto.
Por al presenta9 hago saber: que en- Ia Jun
ta general dc acreedores, celebrada ante es-
te Jazgado en- 81 dia de hoy en- 81 concurso en-
qde be .sido declarada Ia testam ontaria de
81 EugehiO Benitez,, vecfno que fae de LHqui!
Id poF hDeuimidad fneron. elegidos para SIN:
dies peEal ef mismod lieenciado p. Gabriel
Ginepfs Ramirez y q D Narciso, s9ler' 9
s1s cargos, pfeviniendose qae sei les haga en-
edtrega de cnanto corresoonaa e. los concurss7
dos. baio pena de NAL pagado.
Dado er. Hhinaca0 Aquince de diciembre de
nil ochocieutos ochenta y uno. S.el
ENRIQUE ;D1Az DE .GUIARRo ---Por mandado
dseSS -EUGENro DE TORRES Il go
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q fu6 lcorte SO ha tornado por el tribunal Ia
,tos as. tetna. compuesta de los Sres. Armen.
sesentanfgoI, Figueroa Buitrago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-01
De venta

La casa ntmero II de Ia calle do San Jos9,
nroduce el i. * mensual de renta Y est&
iibre de todo gravImen. Informan en- 81 eE
tablecimiento de D. Antonio Jauregui MIN.
81 FOrtalez0
Puerto Rico Diciembre Is de 1881. l.--Felipe
Hecht. PIP. Manuel Maria Martinez Apa-
ricio 2-0