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FAILURES.

| The number of business failures
throughout the country for January wss
no, above the same for January year ago
though the present January shows an I'M
usual and remarkable weakness In the iron
business, particularly in the west. In ad
ditlon to the suspension OF the rolling
mills at Joliet, Chicago, st. LOUIS, &c.
heretofore mentioned, the following have
been announced within week
L. V. Ayers g. Sons, Chicago. The firm
had been doing an immense business.
Their Office IS IN the Portland block, and
the warehouse on the corner Of Clark and
Taylor streets, Herbert c. Aver, the head
of the firm, is said to have recently dispos-
cd of his fine house. But few suspected
that it was necessary step FIRST esti
mates place the liabilities at 100000
The failure seriously affects several Jack
son, Cleveland and Lake Superior iron
companies, and will doubtless be followed
by other suspensions.
The Leclede Rolling Mills at st. Loui.
shut down on Saturday, throwing 600 men
out of employment Cause, dull trade
The Fox River Iron Company, Of Green
Bay, WIS, made and assignment to j. II.
Booth, OF Milwaukee, on Saturday. The
company had capital Of 100000. 1t had
a fine business and credit on the start, but
soon began to borrow heavily, and when
the Union Iron and Steel Company failed
the Wisconsin company had to succumb.
The liabilities were $G5,CO0.
The iron mills of Brown, Bunnell Il Co,
at Youngstown, OHIO, went into tho handsI
of receiver on Tuesday. and the ynilio
-.~rrou. ine company claims that
the assets are largely In excess of the la
bilities
These suspensions, 1t will be seen, as az. |
deed have been all the heavy iron suspen-
sions during the last three months. arc in
The west AT PlttsbYg and east OF there
The rolling mills claiin to have plenty OF
orders, and have no apprehension of trou-
bic for a year to come, If at all. The gen.
sral explanation Of the trouble in the west
IS, that the business Of making steel rails
$ overdOne No mills can afford to make
'ails except on orders ahead, and the slack
ng up Of railroad building In the west
caves the mills without orders, while the
'astern mills, on account of paying lower
wages, can manufacture cheaper and there
ore get all the orders there are. There is |
10 help for the western mills. they say, {
'ut TO get up another big railroad boom,
n come down to eastern wages. |,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-24
THE DUBLIN TRIALS

The preliminary examination of the
prisoners under arrest in Dublin for the
murder Of Lord Cavcndish and Mr.. Burke
closed on Monday in holding twenty.one
Of the accused for trial. The revelations
showed that they belonged to a secret soci
ETY. called the Irish Invincibles," that had
been in existence for several years and tina,
it was by sheer accident that Mr.. Forster
mad escaped the fate at their hands that at
forwards met Cavendish and Burke. The
members of the organization belonged
mostly TO Dublin, and instead of fleeing to
al parts Of the world after the tragedy in
PhGnin Park, remained quietly IN Dub.
lin, pursuing their usual avocalions, and
but for the treachery of two or three of the
band were as secure against detection and
arrest as II hid in the centre of Africa
Their trial Is expected to begin in March
In our last we gave short synopsis of
the important evidence of Michael Cayan
augh, one Of the "Invincibles," TO which
we add below an extract from the still
more important evidence of Carey, anoth.
er member OF the band who has turned in.
former.
Alter detailing the movement Of The con.
spirators on the morning OF the murder,
Carey proceeded TO relate how the seven
men met the victims IN the Park: Curley,
Joseph Hanlon and Pagan were the first,
Brady and Kelly were mex, and Nc Caffrey
and Patrick Delaney came after. Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke were
allowed TO pass through by the frs, ihreal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-24
ILLINOIs LEGIsLATURE.

Practically there has been work done IN
but one branch of the Illinois Legislature
the senate-during the past week, the
house having come to deadlock on the
license question, with small chance OF get.
ting out Of 1t unless the friends of high IL
cense consent to abandon that measure
The question pending when the house ad
iourned last week was we believe, on
adopting the minority report In favor OF
high license instead of the majority report
of the committee, which was adverse
The high license party seem to be IN a
majority and the only way to s,ave off a
vote which might be decisive of the ques
ton is by tiIbus.erlng. Haines, of Lake,
is the engineer, makes the dilatory mo-
tons, talks against time, &c, and the anti.
high license men, mostly democrats, back
him up by refusing to vote on certain mo-
tons, thus leaving the house without a
quorum.
The tactics, IN our humble view At this
distance, is not credltable TO those engaged
in 1t. If majority OF the house is IN ia
vor of the high license measure, they
should be allowed to pass it, In this coun.
try the majority should rule. The tact
that a majority Of the house is in favor of
the measure Is prcsumptive evidence, at
least, that the people are in favor Of ii. If
not, let those who pass the measure face
the people on that question.
The senate, during the week, has done
business, passing, among
other bills OF less Importance, Writings
bill taxing telegraph companies 9 per cent
On their gross earnings in this state; the
education bill, by vote of 32
o 8; and Rays fish bill, allowing no fish
o be caught in Illinois, except with hook
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CONGRESS-.

The house. after months Fruit ess
squabbling over the tariff question, absnd.
oned all idea, If il ever had any, of passing
its bill, and rs a last movement towards
satifying the demands of the country for q
reduction Of taxation, the republican man.
ayers on Tuesday undertook to force thro'
n bill to reduce internal taxation by cutting
OFT the tax on matches, patent medicines,
bank checks and deposits, and part of the
tax on tobacco 1t required, however, u
two-thirds vote to put the bill on Its pass.
age, and the democrats, who insist on tariff
reform, voting IN the negative, the project
failed The house then dropped the subject
entirely and went to work on the appropri.
alton bills, which will keep 1t busy enough
during the remaining week OF the session.
The senate, however, encouraged by the
failure IN the house and by an intimatlon
from the iron lobby that 1.-THE metal SEIZED
ulo of the house bill was substantially in
corporatcd IN the senate bill, the latter
wouli be allowed to pass the house, went
to work in earnest TO pass It's bill, and by
an all night session on Monday the fea,
was accomplished. The bill IS much bet
ter than that dropped by the house, and
Its final passage would go far towards
satisfying the country. or the internal re.
venue taxes 1t cuts off patent medicines,
bank capital, checks and deposits, matches
and some 500 100000 of the tobacco tax.
The tariff part Of the bill reduces the pres.
ent tariff exactions. as a whole, about sol
per cent.
The chances OF the bill In ihe house,
however, are very dubious. A republican
caucus has decided against 1t, and il 1t goes
through 1t mus! be manly done by demo.
cratic votes.
The President on Tuesday sent to the sen
ate his appointment OF commissioners un |
der The civil service reform act, naming
Dorman b. Eaton Of New York, DR.. j. N.
Gregory of Illinois, and Judge Leroy ID.
lhoman OF Ohio. Eaton was member of
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Authority has been given by US to MIR
CT. CALKINs to act as canvassing ant
collecting agent of the FREE TnADEF
throughout the county until further no
t,oc. All receipts given by him for sub
scriptions to the FREE TRADER will be
binding on Us. WIN. OsMAN q SON
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THE QUESTION OF HIGH LICENSE.

The question of fixing the minimum II
ouor license in this state at $500 or leavin!
the fixing OF the rate with the munlcipall
ties, has substantially become part,
question in the Illinois Legislature, ant
will no doubt take that form before thu
people. 1t Is true, there are said to be OF
10 snti.hgh license republicans in The
house and as many high license democrats
but substantially the parties are squarely
arrayed against eachother on that question
The principle underlying the question Is
fundamental, and has been such since tht
organization of the Democratic party. The
doctrine of Thomas jefferson was to bring
the powers OF government as near ~ posi-
bic to the people. The doctrine Of Hamil'
ton and the Federalsts was to remove the
power as far as possible from the people
In all the mutations Of parties IN this coun
try from jefferson and Hamilton down
this doctrine can he traced as the central
line of division between the Democratic
party and whatever party opposed 1t. The
fundamental principle Of the FederaIists
was TO concentrate power In the general gov
eminent; of the Democrats to strengthen
the powers of the states and municipalities.
The one strove TO remove power from, the
other to bring it as close as possible to, the
direct action Of the people
On this principle, the course Of the Dem
ocratic party on the license question is IN
ayo,dable and inevitable Having, by the
local option feature of the Reddick law,
given the people direct and full control of
the liquor question. in their COUNTY and
would have to smother every party tradi.
tan and instinct to vote for taking this
power from the direct control Of the people
and RELOCATING it to the legislature. The
situations of different localities in the state
in regard TO the liquor trade are widely
dissimilsr. What does Edgar county know
about what IL best for Cook on that ques.
ton, Of, Cook about what Edgar needs, Let
each decide for itself Is good sense rs vel
~ good democracy.
OF course this refers to the forum for Its
decision and not TO the marrow of the ques.
ton itself. There Is no DOUBT that In the
matter of the charge for liquor licenses
now generally prevalent throughout the
state great changes could and ought to be
made. Fifty dollars for general liquor
license IN Chicago is certainly ridiculous
charge, and the city authorities have alrea
dy, under the agitation the question has
evoked, hastened to raise licenses to 500.
Aud this Is still absurdly low. While it
may be unwise and undemOcratic for the
legislature to fix horizontal rate for
the whole state, 1t is yet to be hoped the
agitation may have at least the good effect
to lead to Q general revision of present
rates and to such an increase as shall raise
the grade and responsibility OF the liquor
traffic in this state.
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the lower end Of the stream, the river be-
ing still inside OF high water mark below
Peoria.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-24

Grants civil service comm isson and Is a
sort of crank ON the subject DR.. Gregory
10 the regent of the Illinois Industrial Uni.
vcrsity at Champaign and very capable
man. Judge Thoman is an Ohio democrat,
well spoken of, and Is said to be the choice
of Senator Pendleton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-24

While the country south of the Mime
sofa line on Thursday and Friday of last
week were in the enjoyment of beautiful
thaw, Western Nebraska, Minnesota, Da
kota and the Manitoba region were taking
in the delights Of furious blizzard. Al
st. Paul the thermometer fell so degrees in
6 hours amid tempest Of wind and snow,
and the railroads generally throughout the
state and Dakota were blocked by the
snow drifts. Even on the Albert Lea
route the trains for two days had to be
abandoned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-24

A paper is in circulation among farmers
of this vicinity, and promises to be largely
signed, protesting against an alleged combi-
nation among Ottawa grain buyers by which
the local price Of grain is forced down much
below the proper rate, making 1t less than
other places around Ottawa are paying. The
difference between Chicago and Ottawa, the
signers claim, is often as much as ~ cents.
They claim also that the combination has
driven thousands of bushels Of grain this
winter from Ottawa to other narkets-Ls
Sale, Earlville, Seneca, &c, all Of which
places have all winter paid a higher price
than Ottawa. The signers agree to haul TO
any honsc that will step out OF the combine.
ton; and further promise that in case the
combination is not broken up by its mem
beers, they propose to see that house is
erected in this city that will be controlled by
the farmers and managed in their interests
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-24

The knights Templar OF Joliet celebrated
their 25th anniversary on Wednesday even.
ing with a grand banquet, the most success.
full one ever held IN that city. There were
present members OF dozen communicates
of this and other states, and the following
from Ottawa: r. VI. Macarthur. P. +. c.; T.
Z. Gibson, Gen.; J. F. Nash, P. G. c.; Jas.
Milhgan, Jr., Capt. Gen.; Thos. E. MacKip-
lay, Warden; K. +. Bull.
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be primero yer la luz pdblica en-
la Gaceta ofcial, y este espera-
mos sera 10 mas antes possible.
Por ella Sc We que han cesado va
los obstaculos que habia para en-
barcar en- los vapores de la En-
presa Martina los frutos del pals,
con ell fin de ser trasladadCs a
Europa trasbordandolos en- San
Thomas a los vapores de la
Mala Real Inglesa: Concession
es esta nuestro yer de la ma
yor importancia, y que la pro-
vincia en- masa debe tener muy
en- cuenta, para que la memo
ria de nuestro querido lnten-
dente Sr. Cabezas sea imperece-
lera, no solo para n0Sotros, slno
tambiGn para los que nos sucedan.
Los Agentes generates de la
Empreoa Martina,
CHAvARRI Y MENDIzABAL.
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SUjPLICA.

Los que suscriben supllcan
muy encarecidamente al Co
mercio entcro de la lsla y So
bre todo al de esta Capital,
Sc dignen encargar d sus de-
pendientes de empaqueS, pro
curen tener mas culdado al
cerrar los bultos que han de
embarcar en- los vapores de la
Emprcsa Martina, pues he
mos tenido lugar de yer, por
nosOtros mismos, que en- ell
dltimo viaje del CRlSTOBAL
COLON iban mas de trcinta
cajas, entire pequeilaS y gran
de>, las unas a medic cerrar y
las otraS faltas de algunos pc
dazos de tablas anteS de traS-
b0rdarse de las lanchas al va
por: este, para evitar que la
carga llegue en- NAL estado d
su destino. Ademas, es cos
tumbre vlEJA en- los Srcs. Co,
merciantes embarcadOres de-
jar toda su carga para la I'LL
TINA hora, 10 que hace Sc
aglomere en- gran cantldad Y
no pueda ser embarcada la
misma tarde, demorando por
10 mismo la salida del vapor
para ell dia siguiente; por 10
tanto, volvemos 4 suplicarles
tambi6n que, va que los va
pores estan a la carga cuando
menos dos dias, sc slrvan
mandar la que tengan lista ell
primer dia, dejando para ell
segundo las 6rdenes que en- ell
mismO dia reciban de la lSla.
Es favor que muy de veras
les agradeceremos, para que
luego no podamos quejarnos
nj del Sr. Intendente, nj de
quien no tiene la culpa de
que la mercancia llegue en-
tan NAL estado como algunos
dicen.
ChaVarri & MendiZabal
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TRIBUNALES.
ITDIgSCIi De JEREl DE- la PROi1ERi
pRoCESo DE LA MAN0 NEGRA.
sENTESCIA.
Eoutiau0ci6H.
Continuation.

A. Resultando que ademas de este,
q desgraciado Gago Campos habia en-
nezado q labrar por su propia cuenta
nna norci6u de terrenos pertenecientes
4 los Corbachos, y que despues de su
nnerte Sc encuentra IN poaer de Ro-
one yazquez Garcia, sin que Sc haya
arnlicado ell modo con que este 10 We
rifc6, hecho que de igual manera de-
claramos probado:
% Resultando que en- los dlas an
teriores pr6ximos al 4 de Diciembre de
1899 Pedro Corbacho Lagos Sc cons
titnv6 en- Ell rancho de Barca, morada
i. Bartolome Gago de los Santos, Girls
t6bal Fernandez Torrej6n, Jose Leon
Orteoa Gonzalo Benitez Alvarez, Gre
gor;o Sanchez Novoa, Rafael Glmeno
becerra. Salvador Moreno Pihero, An
ton;o Valero Hermoso, Agustin Marti-
nez ssez Cayetano Cruz; despues de
ocnnarse de la organization de La So
o;adsd nropuso Sc diese muerte al
Rlauco de Benaocaz por La conducta
are hsbia Observable y atropellos que
babia cometldo con algunas mu]eres
del Alcornocalejo, entire elias con una
oobr;na III de los Corbachos, proposition
ons fns rechazada por los concurrentes,
5scbo que, como los anteriores, Sc de-
clara probado: =, ...n,o.
a;as, ain que Sc pueda Precisar L. fe-
a abs :. rsunieron en- Ia chozs de Juan
nm Pn;z ' Ruiz. sta en- Ell AlcornocaleJo,
distr;to rural del Vale, el mismo h1lz
: Ios urocesados Francisco Corbacho
fago. pedro Corbacho Lago J Rogue
Vs2ouez Garcia, y despues de discntir
IA conducta vicios del asociado Bar
toloms Gago Campos, qne d Jnlcio de
saugIlos pe1ndicaba 8 La asoclacion'
saordaron 10 muerte Y la extension de
ma orden que, en- eoncepto de secreta-
no eseribi5 Raiz y Ruiz y firnaron
ias herman,s Corbachos, como jefes.
disnouiendo sc comunicara para su eje-
sac;6n & los ssociados del Vale, con
sncargo de qre se ejecntara por los mas
;6venes { innediatamente, en- 81 sitio
nss opcrtuno, 4 causs de que 81 Gago
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COMUNICADOS.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

My Sr. mio: Habiendo dido de-
cir que en- un papel 3 peri6dico titula-
do La Cirlhzacl6n Sc consign entire
otras falsedades, la de que el Sor AL
calde de este pneblo me permitl6 be-
neticiar una vaca que me habfa desc
chado antes y fn6 marcada fuera de ex-
tramuros; y siendo este una solemne
impostura, estoy dispuesto probar con
la presentation de la referida vaca que
me fue rechazada, que falta la verdad
el ofcioso noticiero.
Su atento y S. S Q. B. S. NJ.
A rlego de don Sebastian Rodriguez
Gregorio Tou y Palou
Juncos de Octubre de 1888.
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AL SR. lNTENDENTE.
ruEsrRA GRATITUD.

Desde el fondo de nuestro Co
raz6n damos al Sr. Intendente de
Hacienda las mas expresivas gra-
cias Dor la circular que acaba de
pasar a las Aduanas, toda ella
IIena de benefcios para ell conner
rio Y agriculture de esta felicisl-
ma Isla. asi como para la En-
nresa Martina Puertorlquefla.
No podemos copiar fntegra dl-
cha circular, porque aunque exls-
te en- nuestro poder, creemos de-
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Chavarri & Mendizabal
GACETILLAS.
Bien venidos,-En ell ultimo va


por correo procedente de la Peninsula
han regresado de las costas pdtrlas
varios apreciahles amigos nuestros que
habian lido ALA d pasar y efectlvamen-
te han pasado amenas y agradabllisl-
mas temporadas.
Saludamosles cordialmente celebran-
do verlos de nuevo cerca de nosotros.
Compafiia de ZarZuela. - Sc
espera de un momento otro la llega-
la de la troupe lirica one han contra
tado en Barcelona los Sres. Costa y
Cabafas.
El Sr. Alonso.- Este reputadO
6mulo de Daguerre acaba de formar
una collection de vistas fotograticas de
La Capital algunos paisajes de la sla
que llaman grandemeuet la atencl6n
por ser de 10 meior Y mas artistlco y
esmerado que en- su clase Sc ha vlsto en
Puerto-Rico.
Estas vistas, que son de varios Ia
mafios, para cuadros y albums, honran
verdaderamente al Sr. Alfonso y acre
ditan una vez mas que es un fot6grato
de prtmm0 cQrtetLo.
Las recomendamos al pdblico por 10
bellas econ6micas.
Calles.-La mayor parte de las
GALES de esta Ciudad en- pCnto d en-
pedrado Sc hallan en- un estado verda-
deramente deplorable.
Son un martirio para ell transeunte
desdicen de toda una capital de Pro-
vincia.
Llamamos sobre clio la atenci6n del
Excmo. Ayuntamiento.
Accidente.-Dice un periodico
de esta Capital:
Gel correo terrestre que sall6 de
Ponce para Juana-Dfaz el Il del pasa
do, Sc perdi6 completamente en- el RIO
Anabon; salyandose solo ell conductor
caballerfa. A este Sc hallara expues-
to constantemente el servicio de CO.
rreos, en- tanto que tengan que pasarse
| los rios q nado.
Sc estan hacienda diligenclas para
saear del rio las balUas; pero es pro-
bable que la correspondence Sc halle
va inutilizsda.
rnauguracion.-Hem0s sido In
vitados para la Inauguration de la So
ciedad recreativa que con ell tftulo de
San Juan Sc ha establecido en- esta
ciudad.
Dicho acto Sc verifcar& mafiana do
mingo en- la casa ndmero 80 de la calle
de San Justo.
Damos gracias por la invitaci6n de-
seando al nuevo cfrculo de recreo larga
vida y prosperidades.
Mercantil.-Al a La sociedad CO.
mercial de Mayagaez 2. Ballester y Go
ha sucedido otra con La raz6n de Jose
BIanch CO., la cnal Sc dedicara ne
gocios de comisi6n, giros, compra Y
yenta de todas clase de efectos y fru-
| tos.
Deseamosle prosperldades.
SQue hay dc esto7-Dice aIgun
perl6dico que el Ayuntamiento de esta
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GACETA DE HOY.

Habiendo orenunclado la Agencia Con-
sufar de Francia en- Guayanllla don
Tristan Luchetti Sc ha dispuesto a. 10
Sc lie reemplace por ahora d causa de no
ofrecer importancia alguna dicha agen-
cia Y por encontrarse adem&s Guayanl-
LA d corta distancia de Ponce.
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la P ( R La.

Este establecimiento. tan conocido
por los articulos de gusto y fantasia,
ofrece q sus numerosas favorecedoras un
extenso surtido de sombreros cnyas ca
prichosas formas y novedad causan ad-
miraci6n.
Tambien Sc ha recibido tintura para
ell .abello, la mejor que Sc conoce hasta
Ia fecha, jabones para guitar las man-
chas del cdtis, ricas perfumerias J to-
das clases de afeites orientales.
Llamamos especialmente ls atenci6n
del pdblico sobre todas classes de obje-
tos para adornos de panteones, pues ID
duefia de este establecimiento en- 81
viaje Europa se ha ocupado PERSONAL
mente en- escoger los obietos adecuados
al caso, y al gusto exquisite que tiene
acreditado este pdblico.
Una vista, pues, dicho estableci-
miento y encontrareis I'm verdadero
museo de curiosidades. III
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ralIA dal Den0sito ntm. |

Calle del Deposito ndm. l. Marina.
Casa de giros comisiones. Tmportadores de
todas procedenciss Agentes de vapores Herrera
linea de New-York. De Ia Compsnis de Seguros
contra incendios Hamburgo Magdeburguesa. Del
legttImo AmaEgo do Angossura del Or. Sosgre.
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VIJANDE Y COMP. rors.l.s. 81

Commentaries cemisionistas giro de etras
Agentes de la Lnea de vapores de 0lano, Larrina
ga Comp de la Compsnia Catalina de Vspores
TrasstlAntcos.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME,
S.ALIDAS.

)TBRE Para Halifax beg. ing. 'Lauvelli'
en- lastre.
IS. Para Fajardo y ruta vap, esp. "El-
cano' con carga pasajeros.
Para Luquillo gol. esp. Enrique
ia" con carga.
Para Vega baja, gol. esp "Julita'
en- lastre.
- 6. Para Halifax gol. ing, Bessie
Luise" con carga.
Para Naguaboy y Humacao gol. esp
Mayagiezana con carga.
Para Fajardo Vieques gol. esp
&c. N. F" con carga.
Para Mayagdez, bal. esp. "Nilla
del Sud con carga.
Para Manati, Aguadilla y Ponce
gol. esp. "Esperanza" con carga.
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vENTA De CASA.

| Sc rcaliza por mucho menos de 50
valor de escritura, una participation en-
Ia casa calle de Ia Cruz ntm. 43.
Dirigirse FEDpERsEN WILLMK 4
Co., Tetuan 3. 118
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-07

Resefa de los mas importantes SER
vicios prestados por ell cuerpo de la
Guardia Civil durante el ultimo tri-
mestre.
La reproduciremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-07

Han sido nombrados; Juez Munich
pal del distrito de San Francisco d.
Feliciano Fuertes.
Id. de Salinas D. Jose r. Salgado