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HoSo Kosu, May os.-The Shanghai
Courier says Iii Hung Chang is indig.
nsnt at Commodore shufeldt's open
letter to ex-senator Sargent, and it is
said that he will demand an c1plana.
ton from the United States Government.
It is rumored in Chinese official quarters
that the letter in question will produce
some complications and add to the .un-
pleasantuess which threa,eps:,o break ont
between the, United States on the Chinese
immigration question. = Il 5i55{
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A Murderous AGray.

. LINCOLN, NEB.,a June 2s.-At 9 O'Clock
to-day murderous affray occurred on the
bottoms north Of this city. A harder
named Hibba,d allowed his cattle to
run on the patch Of a negro
named Kirsh. The men quarrelled
Hibbard struck the negro over the head
with, the butt Of q heavy whip. The ne
gro threatened to shoot him, but Hibbatd
kept mp the assault Eirsch then drew a
pistol and fired, striking himi in the upper
part Of the LETT side Of tho abdomen. Hib.
bard will die. kirschis under arrest Z
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ERIEF iSEL.GRAns.

ihe p;ohibitionists of Michigan m ct
az Jackson, yesterday, and nomiuuted \
Stale Ticket. e .'ia ;,it4 l'i.5lI5-,., -
The Bank OF Commerce, Of Richmond
va, suspended yesterday. The bauk wili
pay hlty cents oil the dollar. II 80"
Two men named Graham and Nolan
qnarrelleI Ut Havana, Ills Yesterday in.
tiicling injuries on each other from whi,.h
tney will die tat tEs,1l l5lG -; = "'sA ''',
y a Pensacola, Florida, dispatch s,y, tho
bark Iris, from Havuna, arrived with ono
ea,e Of yellow lever. The vessel was srnt
TO Ship Island. -, -
Since January eS, or JUS. five months
e'ght deaths have resulted Ia Chicago
'rom collisions with cable cars on S,aie
street These have mostly been cuus, d nv
the carelvssness Of the people ,bems..Iy,s
but the latest is due TO the carelessnrrs of a
conductor, whnw WIS arrested yesterday.
a negro named Oscar Perkins, SEXTON OF
the African 81. II Church, OF ililyuukee.
VIA, induced q -. year old viri narn,n
Susan johnson 20 remain in church sitrr,h he
congregation had gone until he conld nut
out the lights, and he would then c.rnrt
her home. lie put ou. tile lights and ,hnn
huAlly ravished hrr.
A fi'e broke out /. in the heart OF the
town o' l.s!rlmorr, Dakota, at $3.50 O'clock
Yesterday morning, spreading rauiIly
until fourth Of the bu, iirss Dart Of tbe
town was destroyei.t5 L,es about s5oo00.
Insurance light. There; are lrepor,s ,nat
several occupants Of the Union Uouse
where the fire originated, we're burneI to
Discussion has been started in Wisnon.
sin, Indiana and Michigan since ,hr ~ pr.at
prohlb ton victnry in I0wa.twhicb se.,ns
hkely 10 bring the prohibition 1ue.tion 10
vote ata an early'day In each State NAMED, &
lndianaE soenisE to be the next, objective
point ot7the Temperance people, and ,hey
express great confidence In their ability 10
carry the measure there. 80 b -
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Jew IAh Hefnuee.

!. I9NsrASrisopLE, June o9.-The Sultan
J.p; aoput 10 issue tirman granting the
Iasn IIeHisn refugees from Russia iertile tracts of
'Aau N Syria and Nesopo,amIa.
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DIED.

GL ,ssa7n 1hur-l s ereuins, .un. % ,.s, a..
eli, Eli ,int4nt raagh.-r nl Casper md
Lyai elsS. ased month. ant j, days e' N ~
.. ean, ~ ..l ron The residence Of ii. parents No.
% eonpr Twcnv.aI,h and Mair, r,ce. ihI,
s''e'n"'h q <o'oock.' Friends 9th, family arc
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A LNSE HAND.
France Refusen to Loin England in
Egyptian Iuteryeation. g.

France Refuses to Ioin England in
Egyptian IuterIeation.
PARIa, June 29.-Ths Journal DE-, Deba!s
says: Great Britain is right in desiring to
act alone in Egypt. We firmly believe that
France will afford her no assistance. The
control Of the suez Canal belongs. by right,
to England, and will belongto her de facto.
1t is for her a question OF life or death
LONDON, June a0.-Resolut;ons moved
at the meeting on the Egyptian policy OF
the government, at Willis rooms to-day,
declared it the duty Of the government
not to consent to any sentiment O. Egyp-
tian stf.irs inconsistent with their pledge,
and that it is OF great importance to
make effective provisions for. the protec.
ton OF the lives and property OF the peo-
pie.
Notwithstanding yesterday was corona.
ton day, Woolwich presented a busy
aspect i'll consequence Of war preparation
upon a large scale and the dispatch of
munitions OF war including explosives
Arrangements have been perfected bv
which 1000 men can be embarked OH IN
instant. s5-...4
A complete return ha, been ordered OF
all marines available for foreign service.
The officers Of the reserves otter the ser.
vices Of men for garrison duty u, Chatham.
In the Commons the Secretary OF State
for India declined to state whether the
Indian troops we're ready to proceed to
Egypt. - t'i = % -: /.
The Financial Secretary to the War
Office stated that the troop.ship Orontez
left to-day with a strong draft OF marines
for the Mediterranean, but no. unusual e1.
penditure was incurred at the dock yards.
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E.r,hau.L. n. u. nhIne valley. =.

BkRLiS, June CAN earthquake wasielt
in tho Rhine Valley on Sunday. 1t tSe1.
tended 10 the north Of Sweden. +.
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On motion OF Mr. Jones the nomination
was made unanimous. &, A committee WIS
Iappointed to wait on Mr.. Black and invite
him TO address the convention. ,,,-l5,;f i
Mr. Thompson, OF Indiana, nominated
Silas n. Clarke for Supreme Court Judge.
He demanded Western Judge for lbe
place, because it had scarcely anv repre.
sanitation on the bench. D., E.. Nice, OF
Schuylki!l county nominated Judge Bech.
tel. John L. Rodgers, OF Phiisdelphia, sec.
0nded the nomination. John P. Linton, Of
Carbon, seconded Clarke's nomination.
Peck, Of Potter nominated Mortimer r.
Elliott, of Tioga Mr.. Tageart seconded the
nomination. John II. Faw, OF Philadelphia,
nominated Judge Ludlow. lie charged that
the Supreme Court bench had on it several
corporation judges. The nomination oi
Ludlow WAS "a enthusiastically, received.
Malcolm Hay spoke against the selection OF
Ludlow, on account Of local considerations.
He appealed to the Convention to select
Western candidate. Johnston, OF Arm:
strong, son oi cx, Governor Johnston, noni.
mated Judge Br.din. 80 8
Jamrs a. Stranahan, OF Mercer. nomi-
mated Judge 6lcDzrmo,t. DR. Morton, OF
Wiil;amsport, nominated ". II. Cummins..
0: Lycoiniug W. II. Snowden, OF .I.-hiyb,
nominated Edward Harvey; Of L.higb.
VIM. Hanson nominated Christopher
Heidrick. Vim. NJ. Snserly s-conded
Judge Ludlow's nomination. r. B Brown.
OF Erie, suggested tha; the convention had
great men and speakers and that talk now
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WAsuISoTos, June 20. The following
invitation TO attend the autopsy on the
body Of Charles J. Guiteau; was issued to-
day: - q, i.i;'.9 ll5S: ~
'ts!}iE WAsHISoroS, June %, ,lss2.
Doctor Hicks, the custodian Of Guiteau's
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Y, -o.,a D. 5. HoUSsHELL-
-. 40 response to this warlike mis.iye has
ss' nten received, hnt it is momentar;ly
sMaI!ed. sss Both gentlemen are well known
,;sas rsusas men; and an affair OF honor Is Sc.
r.OIsl! lousy apprrhended. 1t behooves peace
makers S,; like Wade Hampton and Governor
SS,tsle =" to bes,ir themselves when blood i.
~ Sppareutly upon the moon = - - -
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Hon. Irm. Malone;' 'A'i''s''os' June ;. :
;ri'.,I innyT. "Ea Preston Williamson has
..;uaI t'eH me oil the .uieuess ne has re.
.e,'N ,S iFom your hands in fnrtheranre NJ
;ne business ! wrote you in which he was
interested. The letter was s,nh . q, .sa,,IJ .e IA
.ii, naye secured for him, il not The ia J ,Iistin.
sHlshed courtesy due from m an '!v mar;csr u.S.
oh,sins hatUf' yet at least the poli,eness which
er.-rG,,. Is otiween +, common people in their
b.sn b!Jas Js;iI iaIH This civili;y, it seems has
ves,a ves'l TenieI him, and if in the manner re-.
tS,,eu Is,.. , oy him, Of which do not In the
irast ,;.;,. doubt, becomes very offensive bc. i
. "M'os on your part towards ma. and an
%-S,n TIsn drnounce i, as the giddiness Of an
itps'a'' WHOM fortune has elevated ahora
ms deseris. Ynnrl e''-' ees,a1eu aooEe
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4 PROSpECrIvE DUEL
hctWecn senator Nhhonc md Colonel
Hounshcli, OF Newport, Nv. o.

Het"ecn senator Nnhnnc md Colonel
nounshcli, OF Newport, Ky. rs
WASHINGTON, June GA serious mis-.
Understanding has ariseh between Colonel
D. $. Holnshell, Virsinian by birth,
lately oil Newport, Ky, but now practicing
law in this city, aud Senator Malone. The
aci', as nearly as can be ascer,ained. are
that Colonel Eiounshell recommended Mr..
Ffe'i1n Williamson, 4 young attorney OF
'ais city OF The highest Virgins lneAge.
Who bas, iron 4 bronchial affection, go far
m'I the use OF his voice as to interfere with
he Practice OF bis profession, for IN az.
H'himent under the Federal Government.
mssiter 10 the Senator in that regard was
Hfoonrcously received, and the young gen.
lN; Tsnan's Feques: very rudely treated.
MHen iniorm,d Of this Colonel IIouushell,
S"Sseiemps is none oi the best, addressed
'Ae Senator as follows; .ty,65.. q
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KEYSTONE DEMOCRATS
FINISH THEIR CONVENTION WORK.
4 Very rins Tlsd p-chassssy r. IBis.k Soni.
. satsd for Li,ut.sa.t Gs'srsor-A Bri,fru,.
s,.G hs Over the, rlsn for csssr-s,n.s.a,.
= lf.3 Lsrge-Sonisatiossi j Completed.

: lIARRsnuRd, June 29.-Thcre, was q
lively contest last night and this morni, g
among the several candidates for Licu!ep.
ant Governor, and other nominations in
the Democratic State Convention. York
county having voted solidly for Hopkins
with tho understanding that the la,tei's
friends would support Chalncey F. Bla,k K
Tor Lieutenant Governor. Black was greatly
discouraged by the selection OF pat,ison for
Governor This morning he regained his
former confidence in the result, canvas
OF the delegates showing that he had a
large following, many Of them supporters
oil Pa,,ison. I&a |A9af ,i3
Notwithstanding the nomination OF q
Philadclphisn for Governor, Ludlow Is
very strong with tho delegates, some Of
whom predict bis choice for Judge Of the
Supreme Court i.2..I'i ., ,.''ial ) :
Before the convention got down 10 busi.
ness this morning, there were large NUN.
Der OF substitutes, delegates having gone 10
! I
their homes. Il I lltt-..t,'t r.is y
The chair announced tbat with the help
of the convention he would enforce the five
minute rule with regard to speeches placing
candidates in nomination. ., - .. '.'., Z.
A proposition by a delegate from Adams
county to change the order OF nominations
80 as to place the nomination Of Judge be-
fore that 81 Lieutenant Governor was de-
fealed ii. .-s..5f-.,. ~ ;.,l -. ,.,..i5s. =
Coz. Iarsh placed Black in nomination
for Lieutenant Governor in a speech, in
which he sought and received applause BY
referring TO Tilden and Hancock. He
eulogized Black for his adhesion to the
Democratic party and his Journalistic
ability. s5la,ys.;-,..., .,s,Es - ! - ! :
Mr., Rewult, o. Dauphin, nominated Geo
u. Irwin, OF Harrisburg, for L ei,enant
Governor. james, OF Northampton, sec.
onded the nomination, and paid q. glowing
tribute to the Young Democracy. - aiitrlss
]. X. P. Duff, Of Pittsburgh, seconded
Blacks nomination; He spoke OF the i'm
portancc OF putting man on the ticket for
Lieulenant Governor who, rs a member OF
the Beard OF Pardons, would not allow cor.
ruplors Of the Legislature out Of the Peni.
tentiary., This sentiment was applauded.
When Co1e's name was called he arose,
which was signal for loud ard continued
applause. Coke paid high complimen,
TO the distinguished candidate for Cover
nor, and said that be would take bis Goa,
OFT for the ticket and that no effort Oh liis
part should be lett unemployed to redeem
the State from the Republicans. Alter he
sat down three cheers were given for Coke.
Black WIS nominated on the fist ballot.
Tnevo;e was Us follows :sz i.,Es.fi',
Bllf ,,....... :. :. ~ ,-otL
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a'H-... " a5hANuAo.'} ouAS ~, 1907.
To atr. Vim W. Hicks
], Charles Gui.eau Of. the ci.ysot Wash.
ipgton, in the District OF Coln,u bia, nov
under sentence OF death, which is to be
carried out between the hours Of lo and 9
o'clock on the 30!h day OF June, 4.
D., 1882, in the United States
jail, in said district, do hereby
give and srantyou my body after such eI-
eculion, provided however that it shall not
be used for any mercenary purposes; and
l hereby, for good and sufficient consider.
ations, give, deliver and trans.
fer to said Hicks my book
entitled AThe truth and removal, and
the copyright thereof-to be. used sby him
in writing the truthful history of nv
life and execution, and Idirect that such his.
tory be entitled THE life and works OF
Chns. Gulteau," and | hereby salemnly
proclaim and announce to. all the world,
that no person or persons shall ever In any
manner use my body for any merccnary pur.
pose whatsoever. and iia. any time hereafter
any person or persons shall desire the honor
OF my remains they can do it by Ierect.
ing monument whereon d shall be
Inscribed these words: Here lies the body
Of Charles Gui,eau, Patriot and Christian.
His soul is in glory Q. !s,,3'i
[siGuedl CHAs. ,Gur1rAu.
Witnesses; : 5&aS <, :; =, ~ So, ~,
s Cans. n. REED, ~ - ii,ss
JAS. WOODWARD. si;ii
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. . "a. YO

sel for Guiteau, was in the cell with
Gniteau, an attendant came in and present.
cd Guiteau with q large and beautiful
bouquet. Where did that come from p
asked the prisoner. y
From your sister, the guard replied.
Guiteau pressed It TO his lips aud wept bit.
terly Tor few minutes. Then he suddenly
exclaimed: '"rhis does not become man
who Is about to meet. bis God for doing
Gods will" This was the only exhibition
oi tenderness he had given. AT his r, quest
and dictation Reed then drew up his will
In which he desires that his body shall be
given 10 Dr.. Hicks, but on no account be
used for any lnerenary purpose. q He also
gives to DR.. Hicks bis book and other pa.
pers TO BE- used in writing his biography.
Reed also drew up the following paper 1T
Gui.eau's request, which was presented TO
General Croker: ilt5, E|,BIlF '3tl-'
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Ji1neneZ e. Co. Cruz, II
Buen negocio.

Sc vende una estancia radicada en- la jurisdic
ci6n de GALES, barrio de Toro- negro arriba, com
puesta de ,110 cuerdas terrenO, abundante plan
ito de cafe, la mayor parte va de cosecho; buenos
platanales abundantes legumbres. Dos almace-
nes, uno de % varas por 6, otro de Al por II,
ambos de dos pisos, buena MADEIRA y techados de
teiamani este liltimo contiene la tahona para
pillar cafe maquina para descascarar por medic
de bueyes. Un tanque de mamposteria con
abundante aqua para el lavado del cafe; I'M
glacs de 20 varas cuadradas, una casa de 10 por
8 varas con cielo raso tiene horno, propia para
tienda otra casa de 18 por 9 varas con una cosna
adherida dc 13 por varas ambas casas de made
ra techadas de tejamani y una gran parte de la
prmera de hiero galvanzado, la Ultima es pro-
pia para vivienda tiene una hermosa galeria de
Al varas largo, en- los bajos de la misma hay tres
glacis de pedra pastica. Una cocina de II por
6 varas cercada de MADEIRA y tejamani, para
peones; un trapiche de bueyes, un fondo, yum
tas de bueyes, 9 mulas, caballos hay sembra-
do en- dicha estancia algunas cuerdas de cafas.
Ell que la interese puede dirigirse los Sres.
Alvarado hermanos de Juana -Diaz D. Fer
nando Case en- Calcs quienes podran dar mayo
res detales y resolver su venta. 1876
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EIMPRESA DEL GAS.

Habiendo llegado mi ~,noticia, que al
gunas personals han utilizado y utilizan
las canerias existentes en- las casas
para alumbrarlas con ell gas pertene-
ciente q dicha Empresa, sin su como
cimiento nj consentimiento, 10 que cons
tituye una defraudaci6n severamente def
nida castigada por el articulo 535 del
C6digo penal: por ell presente hago saber
los que aun Sc hallan en- ese case, y no
legalicen Embellishments el uso que ha-
cen del referido gas, pagando su importe
en- los terminus que convengan con tsta
Agencia, que serdn perseguidos con ARE
glo a las Leyes sin contemplation alguna.
Puerto Rico, 81 de Nbre. de 1882 -
GUlLLERMO KORBER. 1874
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COMUNICADO.
G R A TIT u D

Bajo ell cruel peso de la desgracia pro-
ducida por la irreparable p6rdida de mi
tierna hJa Clara, aunque mitigada algdn
tanto por las innumerables muestras de
pesame y simpatias de que ha sido OBJ
jeto mi atribuIada famiIia, q causa de
aquel doloroso acontecimiento, por todo
este quito y noble vecindario, deber inc
ludible es en- mi protestar en- nombre de
aquella pdblicamente, como hago, q esta
sociedad, mi mas sincera gratitud, pro-
fundo y eterno reconocimiento: no sin
hacerlo tambien especialmente hacia ell
senior don Jose f. Estevan, por sus soil
citos cuidados prodigados para la conser-
vaci6n de una vida reclamada en- otros
mundos mejores.
Barranquitas, l3 Noviembre 1882.
EcequseI Miranda.
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| LOS CONIRIBUYENTES,

Terminadas va las operaciones de reparto del
arbitrio municipal establecido sobre venta de
debdas espirituosas fernlentadas. en- ell afo
econ6mico corriente los Sindicos que suscriben
invitan los senores contrbuyentes al mismo
para que concurran q las Salas Consistoriales
las dos de la tarde del dia 27 del corriente para
enterarles de dchos repartos y fin de que es,
pongan las reclamaciones que gusten sobre ell
mislno; en- la inteligencia de que no Sc admitiran
sno manifestaciones orales en- dichos actos, que
seran resueltas por mayoria relativa entire los
concurrentes.
Puerto Rico, Noviembre 21 de 1882.-Nonuel
Tulamu Juan Antonio Gome@.-Ricardo Gdn-
dara. 100
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CasimirO Morales.
Cayey, Noviembre 4 de 1882.

Impuesto de la controversial pdblica
que sostienen mis- colegas don Sebastian
Mu1oz y Rivera y don Juan Brusi y
Font, sobre ell ejercicio professional en- los
casos de previo y especial requerimiento,
me adhiero la opinion del senior Muiloz
por cuanto, q mi juicio, esta conforme a
las prescripciones del Notariado y prin-
cipalmente q la Real orden de Is de Di-
ciembre de 1874, que interpreta en- su
genuine sentido.
Joaquin MayoraA
Ponce, Noviembre S de 1882.
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Francisco Gimenex Priet0.

Enterado ell Notario que suscribe do
la controversial que en- ell BoLET1N MER-
cANT1L sostienen sus colegas de Arroyo
y Camuy, don Sebastian Mu16z y Rive
ra y don Juan Brussi y Font, sobre inte-
igencia de la Real Orden de Is de Di-
ciembre de 1874, decididamonte Sc adhie-
re la opinion del senior Munoz por en-
contrarla conforme q las doctrinas del
Notariado, y porque ell texto claro de
dicha Real Orden no admite la interpre-
taci6n err6nea que lie atribuye ell senior
Brussi
IN oaa,o9no lfoooIoc
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GACETILLAS.
Bien venidOs.-DamOs nuestra

Bien venidOs.-DamOS nuestra
mas cordial bienvenida todos nuestros
distinguidos correligionarios que, en- re-
presentation de sus respectivos ComitGs
locales, han llegado d la capital con ell
plausible objeto de ofrecer sus respetos
al nuevo ST. Gobernador General des-
pedir al Sr. la Portilla.
El mismo saludo dirigimos q los Sres.
Alcaldes que Sc encuentran entire nos
otros con el propio fin.
Crimen horrendO.-Segun hemos
dido decir, ell viernes iltimo Sc perpetr6
an delito espantOso en- la jurisdiction de
Lares en- la persona de una nina de 13
amos que apareci6 horribltmente mutilada
y muerta en- nm Catetal.
No tenemos mas detalles acerca de tan
barbara crimen que execramos con toda
ell alma.
Egipto, pOr Jorge Ebers.-De es-
ia manera Sc titula una suntuOsa Obra
que Sc esta editando en- Barcelona para
la cual admite susericiones D. francisco
Furnaguera.
Cautivan notablemente e. amino las
magniticas laminas y acuarelas que Illus
tran esta publication. Ella aonra en- YER
dad la bibliografa nacional.
Recomendamosla d los amantes de 10
bello instructive, al par que deleitable.
NOtariadO.- Para ell "Boletin"
del domingo reservamos ell blen escrito
articulo que, con ell anterior rubro Ell re-
plica al Sr. Brusi, su digno contrincante,
nos ha remitido Ell Sr. Munoz Rivera.
Teatro.-Se da va por SECURE one
la Compania de opera italiana llegara
aqui mas tardar ell % del corriente.
Que sea en- hora buena, senior pliblico
Y seflores abOnados.
"La VOz de Cuba."-No hemos
recibido por ell tltimo vapor correo de
las Antillas la acostumbrada vista Gle
este patri6tico y valiente colega espanol
de la Habana.
Lo sentimos sincerameute.
9OC1GOaU U0 xAU6111O muLuOs -
Nos consta que la comisi6n nombrada
del seno de esta association benGica para
redactar su reglamento Sc esta ocupan-
do de clio con preferente actividad.
Oportunamente Sc designara el dia en-
que haya aqu6l de discutirse y aprobarse
en- Junta general.
Gracias. Sc nos ha invitado pOr
ell Centro de instruction y Recreo de Ma
natl para que asistamos q su solemne
Inauguration.
Quedamos altamente agradecidos q esta
fineza.
NOticias naciOnales.-Las deja-
mos para ell pr6ximo nimero, obligados d
clio por ell exceso de material Y la pre-
mura del tempo.
Carne.-Durante los dias Z6, ~.
% y 20 del corriente Sc eXpendera en- esta
ciudad la libra de carne de res vacuna d
9 ochavos ell primero y a s los restan-
teS.
SantOral.--
Sabado, 25.-Santa Catalina, vg. mr.
Domingo, 26.-Los Desposorios dc
Nuestra Sonora, Y San Pedro Aleiandri-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-24

sibiidad de un Notario para Ell otorga-
miento de determinados instrumentos y
de que concurra adem&s impedimento en-
alguno de los otorgantes por enfer-
medad 8 imposibilidad fisica, es que pue-
de otro Notario del mismo distrito pasar,
pr6vio especial requerimento, a otorgar
hnicamente las referidas escrituras.-
Conste asi.
Soy de v, senior Director, con la ma
yor consideration atento
S. S. @. B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-24
GAIA DE PRESTAMOS,

El dia 80 del corriente Sc remataran
en- ptiblica subasta las prendas de los ta-
lones que d continuation Sc expresan,
por cuenta de quien corresponds y orden
de los senOres G. TINAUD COMP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-24
BOletin Mercantil.

los revolucionarios enviaban an6nimos
amenazando las vidas de los jurados y
los jueces y prcmetiendo hacer saltar con
la dinamita el ediicio en- que ell Tribunal
estaba constituido.
(CoNCLU1RA).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-24
GACETA DE HOY.

Reales decretos admitiendo la dimisi6n
de sus cargos al Excmo. Sr. D. Segundo
de ia Portilla, Gobernador y Captain Ge-
neral de esta isIa, y nombrando para su-
cederle al Excmo. Sr. Teniente General
d. Miguel de la Vega lncIan.
Los haberes de este mes Sc satisfaran
por Tesoreria en- la siguiente forma:
Noviembre 27.-Secciones 2. S7@ y
idem 28.-Secci6n 3. g.
idem 29.-Secci6n 6. 6.
idem 3O.-Secciones 4. g y 10
Diciembre 2.-Pensiones de Monte
pio Civil, Militar, lie
Gracia y emigrados
de America.
idem 4-Cesantes, Jubilados y
Retirados.
idem 7.-Clases pasivas, resi-
dentes en- la Penin-
sula.