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National Republican., 1882-12-30
FRANCE should not go conquesting the
world until Alsace and Lorraine are retaken.
Where the Rich Nam Went.

Troy Itnles nov d
boy who rejoiced in bare feet six days of
the week, was compelled by his mother to put
on shoes when he went to church and Sunday
school in village mile distant from his
home. No sooner, however, was he out of the
maternal sight than he pulled Off the heated
leather boxes because they made his feet
swell and tying them together by the strings,
threw them over his shoulder and logged ON
bareootcd as usual. He was soon overtaken
by rich neighbor in fine family wagon,
who asked him to ride. The boy was bound
for the Baptist church and the wealthy farmer
to the Presbyterian. Singing his brogans
under the seat he enjoyed the protfered ride
and was set down at his own church, forget
ting his shoes, while the rich man went on to
his destination In Sunday school the
teacher was prosy and the boy got to sleep
during the lesson, which was on Lazarus and
the rich man. The teacher concluded his
lecture on the lesson of the day with the ques-
ton, "What became of the rich man?" The
boy reused up from his snoOzc just in time to
answer, " He drove up to the Presbyterian
church." NO." answered the teacher, he
lifted up his eyes in hell "No, he didn't"
persisted the boy, :" he went up to the Prosby
terian church, and he's got my new shoes
under his wagon seat"
National Republican., 1882-12-30
Numbering Game.

Indian Agent Porter at Fort Peck, Mon
tana, under date of December 2S telegraphs
the Indian Office that the Milk river country
is ovcrrun by white hunters, who are slaugh-
tering buffalo by the thousand. The ASSN
naboinc and Yanktonnais Sioux are becoming
restless in consequence of this destruction of
their game, and the agent fears trouble un-
less the white hunters are driven off the res
ervation. The Indian police, he says, are
without arms, and therefore useless, and he
asks that the military be requested to eXpe
the white hunters. Indian Commissioner
Price has telegraphcd to Agent Porter that the
secretary of war will be asked to have them
removed
National Republican., 1882-12-30
Good Hope Goods.

Acting Secretary of the Treasury French
has issued circular to collectors Of customs
and Others inviting the attention of officers of
the customs to the provisions of the act, ap-
proved December %, les2, to "amend the act
entitled AN act to repeal the discriminating
duties ON goods produced east of the Cape of
Good Hope approved May ?, 1SS2," and that
the effect of the amendment is to relieve from
the discriminating duties all goods in public
store or warehouse" or ION shipboard in
port ON the first day of JanunrN, 1855.
National Republican., 1882-12-30
He yYns,,,t Pnsteh-

As Senator Logan was entering the capitol
yesterday he was accdsted by middle-aged,
lumpy granger, who sad "Senator, are you
eXpectin' to make speech about Fitz-John
Porter to-day" The senator admitted that
goin' to talk? Are you for Porter or agin
him?' The swarthy senator's brows met in
Il withering frown, and after gorgonizlng the
gossipy granger for Il full half minute, he
passed into the senate chamber without utter
ing word.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

THE Hon. Mr.. BELMONT of Ycw York, ac-
ccpts with pleasure an invitation to dine ont
with goodly number of his democratic fellow
citizens as token of the appreciation with
which they regard his action as a congress
man, land in the belief that such an express
sion would increase the present tendency of
young men, who have not been involved in
the political contentious of the past, to range
themselves on the side of democratic princ-
pies and the constitution If young men are
thus easily influenced to take sides in politics,
our republican friends should not be behind
with their dinners.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

think it is better for your men not to have
work than for mine not to. ! think that
when we want cheap goods as badly as you
wanted cheap corn we will take Off duties just
as you did but we shall do it because we want
the cheap goods and not because we desire to
elevate our worlSmen to the happy condition
yours enjoy under the flag of free trade"
Then JONATHAN made his bow and left,
National Republican., 1882-12-30

YoU cannot telephone the central Office =
to shut up its "damn telephone" and expect
to be allowed to keep yours open aitcrward.
At least It's so in Cincinnati. So say two out
of three judges of the district court Tho
third judge declared that to damn a tele-
phone is not to be prolanc. We think our
readers had better not risk it here in Wash
mgton, but subdue their passions and use
gen.lcr phrases, as, for instance, "your
blamed old telephone or "your dad burned" f"
or "doggoncd ditto ditto. OF course the
telephone company will know best whether
it can afford to lose all its swearing patrons.
National Republican., 1882-12-30
MIR. Pemdieton and HIS Home Paper.

1t was somewhat cruel, but it was remark
ably suggestive of the awful truth, for the
Washington REPUBLICAN to associate Mr..
Pendlcton with the story about the farmer
boy who cavorted over Il ten-acre field yoled
to a cantankerous OK. When Mr. PcndletOn
made such an attachment to his civil service
bill he doubtless looked ap0u it as Il harmless
piece of buncombe; hut somebody has been
stirring up the animal, and the senator would
doubtless be Obliged TO anybody who would
" head of" the il-assOrtcd team.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

ism which submits itself to the embraces of
such political rakes rs the Post is not free
from ills but stalwartism is not one of them.
That republican party which is opposed to
the democratic party is neither stalwart nor
anti-stalwart, and for such a republican party
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN speaks.
National Republican., 1882-12-30
Enyors a BnnI.rupt Lnyy,

Mr.. Culbcrsom, of Texas, iiIvors bank.
ruptcy law. Whcn asked if there had been
any failures to speak of since the law was
repealed, he remarked that there had been
plenty OF Them aud added, 81 don't believe
We can make another crop and get our pay
for it without bankrupt law of some kind"
Some of the other democrats tried to talk
him out of his opinion, but he held to it,
National Republican., 1882-12-30
Coun,er6ei,ers Arrested.

The secret service agent now operating in
West Virginia tclegraphed from Parkersburg
the arrest of Jacob Stull aud Jacob Hashman,
counteTfeiters These arrests break up and
capture II gang of eleven persons who were
making and circulating counterfeit money in
the state, With them were taken all their
implements for the manufacture Of the spu-
nin nniIn
National Republican., 1882-12-30
Edmunds Not out OF Danger.
Springfield Republican


If Mr.. Edmunds is nominated in lSsl-Nnd
he is not entirely out of danger-it will he
from the general spontaneous sense of the
party that he is the man for the place Mr..
Edmunds at the present is doing his duty
with his usual fidelity in the United States
senate
National Republican., 1882-12-30
MIR. OImstead'. Nomination.

Senators Rollins and German, the sub-com-
mittee in charge of the nomination of J. +,
Olmstead as commission for the District of
Columbia, said Yesterday tha- they had not yet
taken any action on the nomination; aud
they individual declined to express any
opinion concerning ii, either favorable or adj
verse. e.,
National Republican., 1882-12-30
A Dinner Party.

Hon. j. NJ. Forbes, of Boston entertained a
distinguished company at dinner yesterday
evening at the Arlington. The guests were
senators Frye, Aldrich, Hale and Logan,
Hon, Frank Hiscock, Secretary Chandler, Mr..
Cowen, and Sergeant Arms Hooker.
National Republican., 1882-12-30
NENv Work. OFFICE.

The New York Office Of THE REPUBLICAN is at
Room 50. 7ltbuuc building, where files of THE RE.
PUBLICAN and all necessary information relating
10 advertisements can be obtained.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

II the ppo.'2 viii only put thc democratic
part i" power thcy will get rid of all poll
tir,unS. 'rro old dame is now dressed up in
lO".rari ran coors, and has a reform bonnet
wiIh Il competitive examination bow on the
congregational side.
National Republican., 1882-12-30
no c1Ty gyBsCRtBERs.

THE DAILY ELrrrICNS delivered Ivy carriers to
any part of the city aud suburbs, regularly and
early Mt the following r.tss:
Ter Month. ...''.'...''''..''..'.''. 90
ltl SloO
Ter 600
National Republican., 1882-12-30

Tiif New York Herdid very sagaciously
advise, the two young incoming governors of
New York and Pennsylvania to he good boys.
Ihi, IS ri-ht. All truly good boys may be-
come president of these Juitcd States.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

THE REPUBLICAN, will publish on New
Years morning full list of the ladies of Wash
ington and Georgetown who intend to receive
calls, and al those who wish mention made of
the fact will confer favor if they will send
notice. either to this Office, or any one of our
numerous branch offices, not later than Sun
day nooa, so that the list may be carefilly
arranged. Particular care should be taken to
write names and addresses plainly.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

I" GAnrr,rTA suffers great physical pain
f'rr w'nA end RECEIVERS the French people
WI th.ut - ,,iln about the same as before
II j" slaG!C lie, then they would regret not
having iU..dr Linn emperor.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

leisure TO spare from the regulation Of their
own happr and well-gOvcrncd city, are kindly
undertaking the government of the District
OF Columbia
National Republican., 1882-12-30

him to say what they approve. What he
wants is what they want There really is no
need of congress, unless it be to account to
this modern ALEXANDER THE GREAT.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

AFTER the democrats are all through CON
Tossing the sin, of the rerublicnn party, and
after the republicans have done pcnancc, and
ar" allowed to resume Il flesh diet wont re-
publican he It, good Is democrat if he be-
hayys himself and c,chrws politics?
National Republican., 1882-12-30

"THE PENDLEToN Sham," is what the New
York Sun calls it. But then the Sun is not
for PENDLEToN for the democratic presiden-
tial nomination.
National Republican., 1882-12-30
GENERALLY PERSONAL.


With complexion like the roso
Mid the SHOWS,
Due to powder on her nose,
Isuppose,
She twirls upon her toes
In abbreviated clothes
And exhibits spangled hose
To the beaux.
When cruel time bestows
Adipose,
Fairy parts and all those
she outgrows,
And murmurlngly goes
To the very hindmost rows,
To pirouette and pose
With the "crows"
When life 'frayed and faded grows,
Like her bows,
She in garrets sits and sew
Furbelows
Till her weary eyelids close
In the peace of deaths repose;
Is she reaping what she COWS?
Heaven Knows.
IT O. r
National Republican., 1882-12-30

CHICAGO has an empty treasury, and ex-
periences great difficulty in borrowing money.
A few more years of democratic administra-
tion and she will be hopelessly bankrupt.
National Republican., 1882-12-30
ln cnnlos sent OH anrlIcniion.

Ermitmuccs may be made at our risk, either by
raft, express, postoflce order or registered let
cr. Money Scut in any other way is at the risk Of
he person sending it, Address,
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. G..
National Republican., 1882-12-30

THERE are many who will regret that
"HUNGRY JOE" did not get away with OSCAR
WILDE's 81 ,060 at the bunko game. OSCAR,
no doubt, thought JOE "a wild weird thing"
National Republican., 1882-12-30

IT is not in the interest of good order for
the Philadelphia papers to assert and reassert
that DUKES, the homicide, cannot safely ap-
pear upon the streets should he be bailed
National Republican., 1882-12-30
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1852.
The Weather Tu-Dav.

lbr Nc NiddiG .iNGntic states including The District
Of CoiwGJd purity c'oUoy occaihcr, light Sn0w ai The
SoU'h'lR portions no chdngeh temperature, light, uari-
Gbc rinds. and Iotrer temperature.
rarity ciDudy colder rc0thcr and light SnoO are in-
dicntd Jor Tie Lake Region and The ohio valley on
Sunday. CO'der fair tCea'her is indicated for Ne,0
Log'ani and the northern portion Of the Middle STATES
on sunday.
Yesterdays thermometer a M. 26.3o; IL n. m,
Sio'; 8 p m, $3.50; 7p. m, 334o: II p m, 1873 !;
maximum, SO; minimum a5.Oo
National Republican., 1882-12-30
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
onice, PA. Avenue, Cor. Tenth and d SITS.

By The National Republican Company,
National Republican., 1882-12-30

THE Philadelphia Times has decided not to
have any of Mr.. KAssoNs bill fastened on to
the PENpLEToN bill by way of amendment,
The house thought it had a vote ON the sub
.i,c., hut rhc Times will call it to account if 1t
docs not ut once swallow the senate bill,
which 1t declares meets the entire approval of
the people. ALEX, MCCLURE docs MT ask the
opinion Of each oSe Of the people to enable
National Republican., 1882-12-30

THOSE who think the government clerks
ave ,G"h an ahi"c, and cowardly set that they
rQuiirn ,,a;ut" Ia prevent men not in office
lr N rnjor ing contributions from them
ought To % iuulhcr and cut them oil from
I'D communication with the nmnleiNl world
National Republican., 1882-12-30

TRIMS OF SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR 81 MAIL'
uANABLE IN ADyANCE)
Iaily Edition postpad) Observation-Disclosures. $500
NccElX Edition (postpaid) )......,........., 1.5O
National Republican., 1882-12-30

IHr sensible New York sun Is crying aloud
aad IN @ooI ,una,l Ia othc republican house
"f representatives. 70 revise thc tariff and cut
down Il. informal rcvcuuc, Is the >'p be-
-iuYu% to aor in it, minds eye the smoke
Of dcmocrli, torment ascending after that
h,uu'yriGg cid party shall have been lcu
alonc with those awful questions in the next
lpu.I.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

TIM Ncw York Times says that unless the
independent ,t,to senators i'll Pennsylvania
fuse with the democrats instead of with the
republican thcy will prove that reform has
been forgotten, Nnd yet some very crcdulous
luop'o lhiui the 3j@cs is tt republican paper
FAREWELL, old year, with all thy smiles
url si'hs, thy weddings, births, and funeral.
Tho" he, given much pain to ALL but few
would h" williog to lose the memory all
H." hlo.s'ua. which tHcy had within thy
c"ow1,J ,i:r,im,. Ring ont tho old, ring in
ih.urw,
National Republican., 1882-12-30

"WUr," soid Nj. VI. DEruT giving the reporter
IN emphatic thump ia the chest with the head OF
Lt-l,.'cd crmc, tins man IN dicating FLlNDEEs),
viii le you thar lie has comG to me and said that
J could ct al.y aruuut OF money from the
thiryr, II wDglI pulr lU down my hands, und
urrp .,ni,ed. J l,.' .bn, -r:'
"tunrs .u,' snii flLNnERs.- Ereniag pnpT,
Iao,a so, Is il; Then if Mr., FLINDERS
ha- been aiding these thieves to negotiate
with and secure protection from the police
wouldn't IL be well to begin business by in
dieting him? The agents of thieves arenot
irer',lab.a than thieves themselves.
National Republican., 1882-12-30

ANpso ou' ancient friend RICHARD SMITH.
OF ,hn t.o..uuati Go:aNc takes to hi, io"rnal-
i',. h,d and board hu,hinl bride in the
..,.rH ur .lH, curlcd darling Of the nation,
I.ahE N>'TrNp. of the roDmociGi.' The
..u"vsar.r. h,'" hitherto been like orid-
If rnwdce laoN mrltt|Y. Together they
a.H tuua,'o, mu1uco more pleasant and
L.u.uraI rc,ult..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10

ci6n, y quo, fundada en- No caso de eatiic'
ta iusticia, la mayorfa del Ayuntamientc
opinarA que debia reformarse 10 divi-
sion dc los oolegios con una pequena
variante ; de eata suerte no podrA To-
grsr que en- un solo colegio le voten
siete concejales So antojo, nj que en-
otro pudiera anular la election por fal.
ia de personas aptas para constituir me-
So por que esta es en- resumen Ia ma
DIRE del cordero reunidos como esta.
ban los dos barrios mas importantes
de esta iuridicci6D, sean Rio y Boque.
ron, tocaba q este colegio nombrar sic.
ia concejales, mientrss los otros cole
gios en- uno SO elegian cinco y en- el
otro solo tres y como este 1ltimo So
10 cuenta con cato1ce electores, proba-
BILE y mas que probable era que no SO
eligiera ninguno, por no poder cousti.
tuirse mesa Sc traslade ell BRrrio del
Boqueron, con solo siete electores, al
colegio mas reducido, Y resulta de ahi,
que habra de nom 5rarse en- todos n1-
nero igual de concejales, y que so ha
trastornado ell plan del Elector CORES.
ponsal.
No s6 que culpa tenga de este el Al.
calde, 81 no es votar 10 que juzg6 equi-
tativo y justo, despu6s de OR las razo.
nes expuestas por tanto Ia mayolia como
por Ia minoria en- 10 Smplis discussion
que di6 al asunto (; pero como va es
costumbre s1eja el hacer que alguno
pague el patio, hay que convenir que,
por esta vez, le TOGO 10 china al pobre
Alcalde, cuyo proceder nadie sera cspaz
de csli6car de parcial.
Sentados los hechos, va puede el
EIector corresponsal ir hacienda es.
fuerzos de imagination para des6gu.
rarlos, y sobre todo para demostrar
que el acuerdo en- question fuS tornado
infringiendo la Ley en- 10 mas minimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10
Linea Regular de VapoTes ssps. CorreOs
DE
OLANO LARRINAGA & Go.
vALoR cosTERo "ELCANO,"
CAPTAIN B. DE LARRINAGA.

BESIDE l. . de setiembre seguira este buque
el siguiente itlAerarlo he sta nuevo aviso
-.Saldra de la Capital para Arecibo, Aguadi
H0macao, Nagaabo y Faiardo, los Glas 4, II y
z8 de cada mes, a las de IL mafiana lleganuu
Ia Capital los dlas I, 10 y lo las dore del
dia.
Saldra de la Capital para Fajardo, Naguabo,
Humacao, arroyo, Ponce, Guayanills, Maya
guez, AguadilIa AreclDO el ola I9 0e caQa
mes llegSndo la Capital el II.
Queda suprimlda Ia escala de Vieques en-
tooos los wages y estos seran fjos en- los dias
senaladOH.
DeSde igual fecha ser& por cuenta de los
caTgadoreS y receptores en- todos los puertOs
Ia carga y descarga de las mercaderfas que
cOnduzcan los bnqueS de Ia EmpreBa, va sean
de caDOtaje de adeudO. La carga y des-
carga pOr c8Dotaje 30 hara en- las lanchas en-
pleadas por la companla, agregandose al flete
en- los conocimientoS el tanto pOr ciento que
roporclonadamente les corresponds por lob
gastos de carga, cobrandose separauamen-
to en- Ia miSma prOporcl6n los dc descarga,
con Ia economic de coStumOre, por hetamen-
% de las emDarcaciOnes memories.
Ouando los duenos de Ia carga de cabota.
je les c0nvehga hacer los emDArques deS-
cargaa en- suS pfopiaS emDarcaclones sin inter-
vencl0n de "a OOmpania, pOdran etectuarlo
asf
Siempre que el vapor pueda atracar &
los ln0elleS no habra gastO alguno de carga
nj descarga.
Pto-Rico, 30 Agosto de 1923.
Los Agentes generates,
VIJANDE y 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10
SILVA. FERRER & CO.
Ua eemedio De seatido comda.

salca seelabora
recommends
ordnaa
Acd Uc deternado verdsdera de
medica
espec6ca los de mis- ada po
ci6n de- Europa y America.
La Academ
Acido Uco que
reumasmo gots
escalofro
LA SALICILICA ES UN REMEDIO SECURE
tes proveniendas de a quinina.
WASHBURNE d CO., Propietarios
287 Broadway, New u. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10
cerle 10 que ordinariamente ocurrirIsue.
le On el mundo & los redentores.

cerle 10 que ordinariamente ocurrirIsue
le On el mundo & los redentores.
NuEvA EsCuEIA.--LA ha alberto a
p1bliCo la sonora do1a Rosario Diaz
Viuda del distingnido escritor puerto
riqueno, don Aleiandro Tapia, en- la ca
lie del Sol nlmero 70. AL efecto cuen.
to con 10 cooperation de la Srta., pro
fesera tambi6n, dona Dolores O'Neill.
Seguros del;buen 6xito de dicha es.
cuela para los efectos de Ia instruction
primaria en- toda su extension, nos per.
mitimos recomendarla al pdblico con
el inter6s que nos inspira todo 10 refe.
rente al malogrado escritor puertori.
queno senior Tapia y Rivera.
SuPL1oA.--La simpatica artista seno
ra Domenech nos ruega hagsmos publ.
GO que no toma parte en- Ia funci6n
anunciada para maiiana, q pesar dc
igurar on el progrsma, por haber side
este impreso, dice, sin So pr6via acep.
tacion.
ARTIsTA.-EI senior Bsltran y Del
gado debe sslir en- breve para Pom.
ce con objeto de abrir un abono de seis
funciones con la compa1ia que recien.
temente ha conseguido combinar, 81
guiendo despu6s visje para M6jico.
LIE deseamos el mejor resultado en- so
empress.
CARNE. = Durante los dias IL, 13,
IA y l5 so expendera la libra de car
ne de res a 8 oohavos el primero =
los restantes.
SANToRAL.--Lunes, II. Santos Pro.
to y Jaclnto, hermsnos mrs.
Martes, IL. San L,oncio y comps.
mrs.
Microbes, Ii. San Felipe comps.
mrs.
Jueves, IA. La Exaltsci6n de la
Santa Cruz.
Vlernes, Is. San Nicomedes, mr..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10
Vap0r San AgaIstine.

Sc avisa al pdblico para conoci-
miento de los senores visjeros que
deseen emprender viaje para la Pc
n1nsula, que ell grandioso y c6modo
vapor SAN AGUSTIN de la en-
presa del Excmo. Sr. MARQUES de
Campo sali6 aver 6 del corriente del
puerto de la Habana para el de
Puerto : Rico donde admitira carga
y pasaje con destino q Santander.
Puerto Rico, Setiembre 7 de 1882
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10

que fguran en- 81 artlcnlo Il, capitulo
a. de Ia HeCci6n a., Aluanas, del pre-
supuesto de ingresos para 81 ano eco.
n6mico corriente, deban consiguarse en-
esta lorna "Recargo de seis po1
ciento sobre los dereChos de impoTtA.
ci6n en- vez de exportaCi6n que por
un error material 90 fiia en- el nuevo
presupuesto. DE Real orden 10 CO.
munico 4 v. 3. para su conocimiento y
efectos correspondientes."
Z acordado el c1mplase por 8. E.
con fecha de hoy. se publica on Ia Ga.
cetG Official para general conocimiento
Pusrto-Rico, IS de Agosto de 1882
-El Intendente general de Hacienda.
NicOlds de 4lcds0r II Ocho0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10
Sc VENDE

Un trapiche pequeho para vapor aqua
con sus curefas, mazas coronas ejes todos
sus accessories completes. Las mazas tienen
28 pugadas de largo por l6 de diametro, y
los ejes tleneE de grueso. Tambien so ven :
den unos engranajes con sus ejes de bonce
todo el complete de un aneen para cabalo 6
bueyes. Els APPLICABLE para descascarar cafe, ven
tear para cierras, 6 cualquiera otro desarr olio
que Sc quiera, mas un aamDique de cavida de
zoo p'co de cuartillos con So culebra cabe-
sote d. cobre. Tambi6n una chlmenea de
hierro de % pies de largo por 20 pulgadas de
diametro y media pulgada de grueso las plan
cnas quo la componen. Ell que interese al.
gunos de estos objetos, puede dirijirse su
dueho Gu Fajardo.
Miguel Batista. hta. 30 sbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10
hR GOA Rnnena.
EMPEsAlDE co0HEs DE .AlBoN1To A PONCE
TOMA s. pES Oh ERA.

Los lunes, microbes y viernes Saldr& un
coche ''keforma" 4 las de la mafana de
Ooamo Ponce, siempre que haya pasajeros
de dicho primero este segundo punto, del
mismo Ooamo, las cuatr0 de la tarde, ca
los mismos das
Un coche desde AbonitoI aiPonce, velvien-
do el mismo dia, 5 lj.-De Uoamo q Ponce id.
$8.-De Aibonilo Coamo vice-versa, i'd
$5,-De Ooamo q Juana-Diaz id. $5.-De los
Balos Ponce, ida s., ida y vuelta 1885,
Agente en- Aibcnito don Oonstancio L6pez,
en Ooamo, Nicaslo Martinez, en- Ponce, Ell. .el
cafe de Las Delicias.
b. 28f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-10
LA EQUITATIVA.
COMPANIA DE SEGUROS.
Sir. D. Felix w. Preston.
Agente de la Equitable Life Assuran
co Society.
Pnnna. PnArk0. Ricn

Mny Sr. milo !:
C1mpleme por estas pocas lineas ha.
Ger ptbIico mi sgradecimiento por eI
proceder que ha Observable conmigo y
con mis- hijos "Ls Sociedad de Segu-
ros sobre la vida La Equitable +" de la
que es V. agente en- esta ciudad, por
la entrega de $2O16- "a en- orc america.
no 6 su equivalente en- moneda corrien.
te, h6ohome por V. en- Elective, inme.
diatsmente que le han sido presentsdos
los comprobantes Y requisites 4 la pc.
liza numero 212 SGT que en- 2 de setiem-
bre de 1878, mi difunto esposo D. A.
Sydney de Leon C. E. P. D. se ins-
cribi6 en- dicha Socledad para asegurar
$4,000 el dia de so fallecimiento, por
la exactitud con que me ha sido esta
pagads, creo que la mayor prueba de
mi agradecimiento es demostrArlo por
medic de estas cortas linsss, las qce
puede V. 81 gusts hacer p1blicas.
Quedo de V. atenta 8. 8.