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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-07
A Great Naphtba FIRE.

Although this existence of the naph.
tha springs in the neighborhood of
Baku, Russia, has been known for CEN
turies, it Is only within the last ten
years that measures have been taken for
realizing their production, by using it
for lighting purposes. From one OF the
chief wells the liquid shoots up as from
fountain, and has formed lake four
miles long and one and quarter wide.
Its depth is, however, only two feet, so
that in very hot summers It is nearly
dried up.
This enormous surface OF infiammsble
liquid raoAntly booamo isnited and pre.
sented an imposing spectacle, the thick
black clouds OF smoke being lighted up
by the lurid glare OF the central column
Of fame, which rose to great height.
The smoke and heat were such as to rem
der a nearer approach than one thousand
yards distance impracticable. Suitable
means for extinguishing the fire were
not at hand. and it was feared that the
condagration would spread underground
In such manner as to cause an explo-
sion. This suppoDition led many inhab.
itants of the immediate vicinity to re.
move to safer distance. The quantity
OF naphtha on fire was estimated at four
and half million cubic feet. The trees
and buildings within three miles dis
tance were covered with thick SCOT, and
this unpleasant deposit appeared on
persons clothes and even on the food in
the adjacent houses.
Not only was the nsphtha itself burn.
ing, but the earth which was saturated
with it was also ON fire, and ton large
establishments, founded at great ex.
Pensr for tho Development of the trade
in the article, were destroyed. The fire
ceased Of itself unexpectedly, and thus
the fears OF total destruction OF the
local naphtha industry have been al.
layed,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-07

To the traveller through Texas ono OF
the sfrapfetsnd most peculiar features
OF the Landscape Ia Che rszor-back hog.
Heis Of the Ssiss cottage style of arch.
itectufe.i .Hislphs steal outline il angu-
lar TO . deg rec, uGk nown outside of a
text book on the science OF geometry.
His ears--or The few rags rnd tntters OF
them that the dogs have left-are curled
back with q knowing ysgnl,ondish air.
His tail has no curl IA it'll but IL hangs
aft, limp as a wet dish-rag hung ont OF
a back window to dry. The highest
peak OF bis corrugated back is six inches
abo7e the level OF the root of his tail.
He dues not walk with the. slow and
stately step OF the patrician berkshire.
but usually goes IN lively trot. He
leaves the impression that he was late
starting in the morning and is making
up for lost time, or that he is in doubt
about the payment of that check, and is
hurrying to get 1t cashed before the
bank closes.
Tho country rszor-back prowls around
in the woods and lives on acorns, pecan
nuts and roots; when he can spare time
he climbs under his owners fence and
assists in harvesting the corn crop. In
this respect he is neighborly to fault,
and when his duty to his owners crop
will allow. he will readily turn in and
assist the neighbors, even working at
night rather than see the crop spoil for
want of attention,
He does not know the luxury OF sty.
He never gets fat, and from the. 6ay OF
his birth, sometimes two years roll into
eternity before he is big enough to kill.
Crossing the razor-back with blue
blooded stock makes but little improve
ment. The only effective way to i'm
prove him is to cross him with q rail.
road train. He then becomes an i'm
ported Berkshire or Poland China hog,
and ii he does not knock the train of
the track the railroad company pays for
him at about the rate OF one dollar u
pound, for which they are allowed the
mournful privilege of shoyeling the re-.
mains off the track.
The ham Of a country razor-back is
more juicy than the hind leg of an iron
ire-dog, but not quite SO fat as pine
knot.--iSiftinqs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-07
Gold Rars mud Nnrrafs

The first piece of gold found in Cali
fornia was worth nifty cents, and the
second IS. Since that time one mug.
get has been found worth S43, coo; two
S21, 900; one, $40. 900; two IS, 900; one,
$4,000; four, IS 900; twelve worth
from $1,000 to $1,000, and eighteen
worth from 81, 900 to 81. 900, have been
found and recorded in the history of the
6tSe. In addition to the above. num-
berless nuggets worth from 500 to $500
are mentioned in the annals of Califor-
MIA gold mining during the last thirty
years. From the date OF the discovery
OF gold in California to the present
time the yield has been about Sl,00O,-
000, 1000; therefore it is very easy to see
the small figure that nuggets cut in the
gold yield. Big nuggets are very fine
things to show, but after all it is the
fine gold-the dust-that shows
up. Although ten years younger
than California, and producer
of less precious metal, Nevada has
yielded in good solid silver bars S275.-
000,000 The annual product OF gold is
now less than 81 100000 throughout
the world, and its foreign coinage has
practically ceased. In the United
States the production of gold has of
late years practically diminished In
1878 it was SAT, ,000, ,000; in 1879 it was
S3S, ,900, 600, and in 1880 but $50, 000,-
600. A large part of the coinage in cur
mints at present is OF plate aud of for
eign and worn coins. TIL reports and
accounts submitted to the director OF
the mint show during the year deposits
OF gold of domestic production. s35..
sl5 1865, of plate, jewelry and worn
coin, 81. 7S4. 207 so, and of foreign coin
and bullion 500, 233, ,S5S, being a total
of $3.50. So, ,l02.4 As, an excess Of $S2,-
600, 600 over the gold deposits OF last
year. Territorial Eaterprise. t.r
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-07
Modern Courtship.

This is q modern courtship in nut.
she'll: The lights were 80 bright that
they seemed garish, and the parlor ot
the MoWishes was radiant In upholstery
of the past decade. Eulalie. the pride
OF the family, just making preparations
for celebrating her nineteenth birthday.
Old Bullion making an evening call.
indeed s . disparity "al ia our ages. A''Y You u
have youth and beauty. ], Years and
wealth. But / trust there can be some
reciprocity between M"
"Indeed. my dear Mr.. Bullion. wealth
Is not to be daspissd. Neither IL old
sge-and delicate health" The last
clause in an undertone.
A kiss that was like the rattling Of an
old parchment against . satin cushion
closed that bargain Well bet the old
man outlives her,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-07
TRAINS LEAVE nIDDIRBuRr.
Going North.
ADDISON RAILRoAD
PosT-OFFICE NOTICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
from Ripton. Granville, Hancock, East
Middlebury, Cornwall, West Corn
wall and Bridport.. ................ IBIS A. M I.
Nay mail from north ................ 9:6l Z. NJ.
New York, Rutland and Albany. ......4 10 A. NJ.
Way mail from south. rs p. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Way mail going SOUTH. ................ .... SOM
Way mail going north. h.................2:50P so =. NJ.
r'or Rpton, Granville, Hancock, East
Middlebury, Cornwall, West Corn
wall and Bridport... t....................4:O 100 Il. II
closed mail for Boston and Rutland.... 4: 40 p nj
closed mail for New York and Albpny 7:45P NJ
MAILS ARRIVE.
from New Haven. the North, New York, Bost on
and the West through Burlington, 40. Pm.
From New Haven, the South, New York, Bos-
Gu, and the West. 8 100 p. NJ.
From Richmond, huntington, Huntington Gen.
CT, and Starksboto, Z 90 p. M. Mondays Wednes-
ays and Fridays, at 80 p. m.
From Lincoln, s p. NJ.
From South Starksboro three Times week ir-
f-gulariy
regularl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20

The late term Of Common Pleas Court
was adjourned sine die Monday, one Of
the last things done being the sentenc-
ing of John Hipp to the Ohio Peniten-
tiary for a term of three years, at hard
labor.
0. +. Bash, the young mau from Su-
garcreek township, who was found gull
ty in Common Pleas Court about month
ago of bastardy, was brought into Court
Monday, and Judge Pease ordered that
he pay the plaintiff, Addie Resh, $500
and the costs in the case. Bash inform
ed Miss Resh that he could not raise the
amount named, but would give her 800
and pay the costs. She refused to ac.
cept one cent less than the order of the
court. Bash was taken TO jail, where
he Will be compelled to remain for three
months, unless he paws the full amount
The next term Of the Common Pleas
will begin January Sth, 1888.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20
THE DEMOCRATIC SENA-
TORIAL CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The Demo
cratic Senators in caucus authorized
Mr.. PendletOn TO appoint a committee,
of which he is to be Chairman, to con-
fer with similar Democratic commit
tee from the House with regard to the
party course at this session upon the
questions of internal revenue and tariff.
members, however, against approaching
these questions through a caucus, be-
Iieying that the two parties should in
some way come together and agree 10
discuss these questions openly. There
has been ne noVSRsAt yet In the House
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20
NIassiIIUn Items.

Ed. 0. Merwiu is visiting in Glover
dale, Indiana.
Mrs. C. A. Gates is in Hudson, Ohio,
on a short visit.
We understand improvements are 10
be made in our POstOtlice. 1t needs it.
Billy Rice's ministries will appear at
the Opera House, Mon lay, December 10,
The "JOllities" tonight at the Opera
House, instead Of Tomorrow night, as
advertised.
Saturday last was payday at Russell
& Cos shops and lots of drunks was the
consequence.
Our merchants windows present
very fine appearance, decked out in their
holiday attire, So.
will P. UmbenhOur is home from Wes-
terville to spend the holidays. So also
is Warren Russell from Gambler.
Rices minstrels did not draw as large
an audience as it should. The perform
ance was very good in every respect, and
all lau-hed heartily.
John LOranz has returned to Hamil-
ton, Ohio, and made many friends dur
ing his sOjOurn heIe, and we regret very
much that he is leaving us.
Messrs Arnold 81 Dunn have prOVid-
tN lltll pldNC " III pdibbllb Opti q NlltAAAo
which have proved quite luxury. These
gentlemen are ever busy in the inter
ests of the public.
Charlie Bayliss has returned home and
brings the championship of the
state with him. He will skate sew
eral races during the winter at differ
ent points in the state.
Our Opera House is in filthy eondi-
| ton. BY a small expenditure it could
be made one of the prettiest theaters in
the State. But that sort of enterprise
seems to be lacking in this vicinity.
Prof. H. G. Muller, a resident of Can.
ton, who has classes in this city in Ger
man and French, will deliver his inter
| esting and instructive lecture, Russia
and Nihilism," at the Peoples Hall,
December 30th.
The Navarro correspondent Of the In.
| dependent is quite indignant because
| the coal mined at Beaver Run Mine
Warwick & Keller, pTOprietOTs, is called
Massillon coal. From his growing de-
\ scriptiOn one would think that NaYarTG
was an FL Dorado. -
Mr.. Charles A. ThOmOre, of Ossian
Iowa, and Bella NJ. Stielke, daughter Of
Lewis Stielke, of MassfllOn, were uniteS
in marriage at the former place OF
Wednesday, 18th inst The happy couple
are here spending their honeymoon will
the brtdSSpaHents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20

in the direction of a caucus, but it is
probable, since the Senate has taken the
initiative, that a House caucus will
soon be held, when the question of con-
ferring with the Republicans with a
view to carrying the matter directly 10
open session for consideration without
caucus Intervention will come up,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20

Brain work that taxes too severely and
exhausts the imaginative faculty is sure
to bring upon itself a sudden and terri
BILE reaction. There is a point beyond
which imagination, and invention can
not proceed. Hence it is that so many of
the most brilliant poets and novelists
pass the end of their days in mental i'm
one faculty at the expense Of the rest.
Il BROOKLYN Eagle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20

The American Rapid Telegraph Com
pany, of Boston, have secured the lines
along the COnnOttOn Valley Railway.
Monday morning the first regular trains
will be put on the StTaitsville! Branch Of
that road, and run from Beach city to
Canton and return, and this will serve
to bring to Canton more largely the
trade of an important section Of cOun-
try.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20
TRIPLE HANGING.
Three of the Joyce Murderers
Executed at Belfast.

GALWAY, December 15.-Patrick Joyce,
Myles Joyce, and Patrick Casey, the
three men convicted of participation in
the murder of the Joyce family at
Maamstrasna, were hanged in the jail
here at eight o'clock this morning. The
prison inside and outside was heavily
guarded. Myles Joyce protested his in
nOcence to the last.
The jury at Dublin, after celebrating
an hour and half, failed to agree upon
a verdict in the case of the murderer of
farmer Thomas Brown, who was shot
dead October Both last, near his own
house in Castle Island.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20

This Office has received invitations to
be present ut an exhibition of painting
and CTayOH work at the studio of Mrs,
W. 0. Myers, No. I7g Cleveland avenue,
the reception being on Thursday and
Friday. December 2lst and pod, from 2
To 4 aud to 10 p. IN. Mrs. W. o. Myers
is well known as a talented and gifted
artistic, and The exhibition of the re-
suits OF her work will be a rich treat to
all lovers of the beautiful in artistic de-
Signs. The lady is an undOubted genius
with both brush and pencil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20

Jack King will give an athletic and
variety entertainment in the Canton
gymnasium in Commercial Block, on
Christmas evening, December 25th, con-
sisting of boxing, wrestling, dumb
bell lifting, etc Boxing by Jack King,
Bates champion of Akron. Club swing
ing by Jack King, boxing by Tom Con
way and Alfred Bates Of Akron. Ad
mission so cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20
ADDITIONALLOCAL.

Eli Monk, Of Tuscarawas township
was placed in the county Jail on Monday
morning on charge of bastardy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-20
Gold and Silver ThimbIeS,
Gold and Silver Head Canes,
Gold and SilVerSpectacleS, &c.
FIFTEEN PATTERNS
CHILDREN'S
Knife, Fork and Spoon Sets,
$1.OO TO $500 EACH.

Remember we have the only
stock in the county that was
brOufiht direct from the East
this fall; are prepared to du-
plicate any new and ualeable
articles offered by any Jeweler
in the State, and also show
Novelties not offered elsewhere.
Do not so far lose sight of your
interest as not to call.
w Goods sold artistically en-
graved without extra charge.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-19
EscrS6agaio de Dom Este6ap Cader6n

En- ell incidente al concurso de acreedores
de d. Leonardo Igaravfdez, sobre venta de
frutos Sc han mandado poner pGblica subasta
los siguientes
700 sacos azdcar central de seguhda con
peso de l43, 784 libras tasadas pesos quin-
tai, que importan 7,189.2O centavos
35 bocoyes az1car de tercera clase con peso
brute de 1921 libras, que deducida la tara
de 155 libras por cada bocoy, sean, 5,42i
libras, quedan netas 1926 libras, que q pre-,
clio de 4 pesos cada quintal, importan 1893. 4
centavos.
bocoyes ron pruebs %, seis de ellos de
color y tres del blanco con l l,O42 galones, que
6 40 cts gallon, importan 1850 cts.
Importando la totalidad 9,599.4 cts.
Y habi6ndose Sefialado para su remate 81
die veinte Y siete de los corrientes las dol
de 10 tarde en- los estrados del Juzgado (Oruz
22) 50 anuncia al pdblico para Ia concurrencia
de licitadores.
Puerto-Rico abril II de 1882. l~3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-19
DESCANSE EN- PAZ.

La muerte ha sembrado ell dolor y la
amargura en- ell corsz6n de una estima-
do familia de Puerto Rico. La maiana
del sabado santo, en- momentos de can.
tar la Iglesia 81 himno de la gloria, de.
iaba este mundo de penss y 90 separa-
ba para siempre de nosotros en- la vida,
Ell anciano respectable, tan conocido en-
Puerto-Rico, D. Andres Garcia Mar
qu6z.
Fn6 este hoprado venezolano largo
tiempo el consuelo, en- 81 hogar de Ia
famiIia, de una esposa modelo y de
unos sobrinos que le amaban como d
padre. Venido este ps1s del suyo na.
two en- las primeras emigraciones, fue
empIeado celosisimo 6 intachable de
Real Hacienda, = vivio entire nosotros
querido y respectable amado sobre TO-
do por el cristiano espiritu que informt
siempre todos los actos de su spacible
vida.
No bora Ia muerte, aunque triste, Ia
cristisna virtud. En- ella envolvi6 este
anciano tan respectable su honrada vida
y viva vemos hoy esta virtud en- el do
lor de su resignada esposa Do6a Nieves
= en- el amor de sus queridos sobrinos
modelos en- Ia tiera del puro amor FL isl
Nosotros, que tanto amsmos on vidt
este honrsdo anciano, en- su muertt
le damos este recuerdo dc nuestra amis
tad. Pedimos al cielo por su descanst
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-19
DIR. R Ely ES,
MEDICO HOMEOPATA CIRUJANO,
con diploma de P0Ttug membp del Congsso Mtdco De Paris
u Comeadador de la Real Orden de G'isto.
CaIIe del Sol Ndm, II, entire San Jose y Ia Cruz

Tiene medicamentos que Sc aplican Con feliz
6XitO muy efcazmente para las enfermeda-
des de Tlsis, Asma, COraZ6n, Gargsnta, Do.
lores de Cabs "a y del Est6mago.
Especasta para todas las intermediates
de Seforas, como Flores blancas, y todas las
que provienen de la matrizy cintura.
|, Antisiflitico y antive"er japon65, depura-
two de Ia sangre.
Este podeo oso purifcador de la sangre sin
rival de antos Sc han cOnocido hasta ell dia,
no contiene mercurlO nj yOduro --POr SuG
maenificos resnltados esta adoptado en- toda
Europa, America del Sur y NOrte; ha salvado
miares lie persOnas que Sc juzgaban incu-
rables.-Las enfermedades venereas mas re-
beldes antiguas SO curan con este precioso
purifcador. 80
Ouraci6n de la gonorrea, sin sustancias que
repugnen al estomagO.
Expulsion de la lombriz solitaria en- cuatro
horas
GArantiza la curaci6n de}1as emf, rmedades
reum6ticas.
Medicinas efcaces para las calenturas, y
para las enferm lades propias de los paisee
calidOS, pueStO que ha estadO en- el Brasil,
Habana, San Thomas, Nueva Orleans y Vera.
cruz.
Remedio muy eficaz para la pulmonia, que
ha salvado q multitud de perSonaS deSpu6s de
| haber agotado todo 10 cOnocido en- la ciencia.
Tieae un gran surtilo de cajas y carterai
homeopaticas de venta, y botiquines homeo'
paticos muy titles para las famillas, cOntenfen-
do una instruction de la manera de usarse
hacienda el tratamiento por 81 mismo, sir
necesidad de apelar al medico, evitando tam
bien el riesgo de que ell enfermo Sc agrave.
Para los niflos tiene I'm nuevO meCodo de
administrar las medicinas, fin de evitar e
NAL gusto y repugnancia, 10 que generalmente
ocasona difcultades para la curaci6n. A uns
criatura recien.nacida Sc le puede aplicar Ia
medicina.
Garantiza la curaci6n de las erfermedadel
de la vista, despues del p1egio examen
| Las personals qua Sc hallsn taera de este
Oiudad, pue1en dirigirse por escrito, hacien
do una description fiel de sus Intermediates
Recibe consultas en- su casa, calle del So
n1mero Al, entire las de San Jose y Ia Cruz
desde las hasta las ii de Ia mahana, y desdt
las hasta las de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-19
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva- York, sbril 5. = Arthur hs
puesto su veto al bill de exclusion dc
los chinos. Este propone SO prohibs
poT 20 amos Ia immigration de trabaja'
dores chinos en- los Estados- Unidos.
Ell gobierno ing'6s esta en- negocia'
clones con ell de los Estados- Unidos
acerca de la libertad de los s1bditos
americanos presos en- Irlands.
El gobierno ingl6s ha man lado sus.
pender las obras del t1uel del Canal
Idom, idem. 6.-Por haber sido re-
cha2ado ell bill de exclusion de los chi
nos, SO ha presentado otro al senado de
los Estados Uni1os en- sentido menos
restrictive.
El "PaIl Mall Gazette" opina que
es de todo punto necesario zanzibar la
forma de gobierno de Irlanda y que di'
cho gobierno debe administrarse POI
medic de una comision en- lugar del ac.
tual virey de otra mAnera no polran
remediarse los males que una politica
equivocada ha ocasionado en- aquells
isla durante so sloe:
Idem idem 7.-El presidente Arthur
ha nombrado q Mr.. Chandler para Ia
secretarfa de marina Mr.. Teller pa.
ra ell interior. Mr.. Hunt ha sido nom.
brado ministro en- Russia. El Times de
Londres, al tratar sobre los s1bditoe
americanos presos en- Irlands, dice que
los extranjeros residences en- aquella
isla estsn sujetos las leyes inglesas,
y que los eXtranieros que han sido d.
timamente puestos en- libertad no han
debido este q su cualidAd de ser ciuds.
danos americanos, sino q 50 falta de
culpabilidad.
Dicese que en- Suecia go teme una
invasion por parte de la Irlanda 81 lie.
gan romperse las hostiiidades entire
Alemania y Russia.
Idem, i'd. 8.-La Rep&blSque Froncoist
hs publicado una s6rie de violentos az
ticulos contra ell Ministerio Freycinet
Por despachos de Argelja Sc sabe
que los franceses han derrotado COM
pietamente q Bou Amena, jefe de los
irsurrectos argelinos.
Iden, idem lola dejado el minis
terio de relaciones exteriores de Russia
el principe Go1tschak ff reempiez ndole
Mr.. De- Ours.
Nueva-Yolk, idem 11.-Rusia trata
de disminuir considerablemeute su ej@r'
otto permanente.
Sa ha dado permiso de una semana
q Mr.. Parnell para que sslga, bajo pa
labrs, de la prision de Kilmsiuhom
y vaya q visitar una hermana en- Paris
MEROA D OS.
Nueva York, IL de abril.-Az1car cen
trifugado 81.
Idem regular a buen re6no q Il 8.
Harina marca st Lorenzo $50 bl.
Mieles inglesss AZ Al centavos.
Oambio sobre Londres 486 Z.
Londres, II de abril.-Az1car Deme
rara g1- SO.
Oonsoiidsdos 1909 a +
Descuento del Banco 8 p9@.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-19
BOletin Mercantil.

Ell vENENo DEL ALAoRAN NO rs MA
nocivo 4 las carnes y Ia sangre, que X
es la ponzona que produce las erupcio
mes escrfoulosas.
A la verdad, no hay forma de males
cutaneos, nil guna clase de 1lcerae, tn.
mores apostemas que no procedan de
alguna clase de virus tan sctivo, aunque
menos mortifero que el veneno de Ia
vibora Ia culebra cascabel. En- recor
dando este hecho, tened tsmbi6n en- Wis
ia que Ia Zsrzaparrilla de Bristol es la
6nics preparation que libra a la corrien.
to de Ia vida de este corrosive y elemen-
to inAamante y desorganizsdor, que las
Pildoras Vegetables Azucaradas de Bris-
tol son 81 purgante mejor para expeler
la materia m6rbids extrsida de ls cir
CulaCi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-19

ReIaci6n de los passieros IIegados de
Is isla en- ell Orist6bal Colon. De Mava.
eiez, Herman Rodeck. De Ponce, Jo-
s6 Ruiz Porras, F. Schuliter : Sra., J.
A. Lecompte y 46 individuos de tropa.
De Arroyo, Tomas Gual y Sra. De
Humacao, Antonio O. Sanchez, Gavino
Garcia y un nino. De Naguabo, J. M
Art6. De Faiardo, Vicente Diaz, Juan
B. Alapont, Francisco Nero do, Carmer
Vega, Asuncion Oortijo. En- fl vspo'
Elder, de la Habans, Candido Garcia y
Oobisn, Celestino Sols, L is Felipe Cas-
tro, Juan Robles Oordero, Lore 20 Ro-
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