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A burglar Bahied.

Friday night MIR. j. A. Bishop, who re-.
sides on Germania street, was visited by q
burglar. lie was lying in his bed, watching
the flash of the lightning, and Just as one
came that revealed every object in the
room, he saw a man with shaggy beard,
unkempt hair and ragged attire, with one
foot upon the window sill, on the eve of
stepping in and helping himself 10 what.
ever he might find that would tickle his
fancy. Mr. Bishop inquired Of his visitor
what he wanted in such determined tone
of voice that he fled, aud jumping over
the garden wall, was lost to view.
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For Publio WATCHER

Mr., d. w. @. Smith, better known as
Dewitt Smith, is candidate for the Office
of public weigher Of Dallas county, at the
coming election on the lith inst. He is an
old settler and has been resident Of this
county for a number Of years. lie Is a gen.
tleman Of integrity, and has host OF
friends, who will give him 4 hearty sup.
port. He is q man who, should he be
elected, would give satisfaction TO all, aud
his courteous and oblging ways, which are
characteristic OF the man, will insure him
many votes.
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Count Telfennr snr,nh

Captain NJ. Pointer, partner of General
G. W. Russ, who sued Count Telfener 70
alleged violation OF contract In the pur
chase OF large body OF land, located In the
western part Of the state received tel
egram yesterday from Victoria, stating
that the count, who has been lodging
service Of papers, bad been duly served. He
was served In New York, but General Russ,
who purchased and sold the land 70 him
under an agreement, desired TO get service
on him inthe state to make sure that the
service was strictly legal.
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Hnnd.nmn Paintings

In yesterdays mention of the articles
filing the twelve tables OF the HorticulIu-
raj society, the handsome display of Mr..
Mahon was Internationally omitted. OF
the paintings, the fine landscape OF h Nj.
group Of Gala lilies In oil by Miss EvSrts
deserve the highest praise. The msgniti.
cent oil painting" Easter Morn" by Master
T.. q. Lamar, and the portrait ofa Jersey
from nature, nv Mrs. Lamar, were master
nieccs, ana admired by every one. The
body voted the most hearty thanks TO
the press Of the city for the hearty support
given them, and 10 Veal, Cooper & Co. and
Colonel Stevenson for the free use ofthe hall
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A Serious Charge

August Hoer, the proprietor on motor.
ious Cincinnati house, ON Camp street, was
arrested yesterday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Lewis and lodged In jail, on the
charge ofcommitting an aggravated assault
upon Mrs. Mclaughlin, a boarder and also
on the charge Of attempting to outrage her
on Friday night, His examining trial has
begun before Justice Kendall.
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CLOSED by Attachment

The Parlor drinking saloon of Joe Boy.
Josh was closed yesterday by attachments
run on II by Joseph Menczer for 500 aud
Flippen, Adoue & Lobit for $500, issued
from the district court. Boylosh is quite
low. with liver complaint andis not expected
to live.
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COMMERCIAL.
CHICAGO MAnnrr

CHICAGO, Aug. l.-Cattle receipts, G. 500
good to choice steady; low grades 10 CEN,
lower; exports, $3.50 to Sc Is; good to choice
shipping steers, S5,S5 to 1870 common 10
medium, $40 to $50. Sheep receipts
900 brisk and firm; inferior to fair, S2.75t
81; good, si,25; choice, $3.50.
KANSAS CITY MARKET,
~ KANSAS CITY, Aug, u.-Wheat steady,
No, : red, 10 IA, cash. Corn weaker. rs 10
cash; 81 IL bid, September, Cattle reeeints
700; lower; sales chiefly COWS at 40 Is ID
$3.50. Sheep receipts, 500; slow and un.
changed. N'
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Aug, ll.-Cotton, spot, mod,
crate inquiry, freely met and unchanged.
middling uplands, 5 Il-l6 Orleans, 8 1916,
sales, 5000; American, $500; exporters
ana spectators, 500, imports, a. $50, Ameri.
can, 200, futures opened steady and closed
barely steady; point higher than yester.
gay on all, except February and March de-
livery, which were unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS MARREr.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug, ll.--0ats easier,
western, 40 to Al, Texas, 10. Pork In fair
demand al lower rates; Sll Bran 6rmsr,
unchanged.
NEw YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug, H. Flour firm. Wheat
SPOT, less active; options opened shade
higher subsequently reacted - TO rs
closing steadleT; steamer No. 3, $l.0I; No. 3
red, Sill l.2 TO $l,l7, delivered; steamer
No. :, $l,lG No, red, $l.2ll2to 81, %,
elevator; II Is, t. o. b. Corn. cash lots, ii
TO LIZ lower options opened IL TO 9S
higher, subsequently declined Ia To 5.s.
closing stronger; No. 2, 81 IL; No. . in
store, 02 5-S TO GS. Coffee stronger, Rio. 7
TO o-S. Sugar quiet; refined dull clarified,
u 81 To les extra clarified, Z 3.S TO 7 IL 10.
yellow, Ia to Q 5-S; granulated, Sli.l6 10
S51. Bosin quiet and steady. Turpentine
hrm, Al l-2. Wool quiet and steady; Texas,
IL to q.
ST LOUIS MARKET.
ST, LOUIS, Aug. u.-Flour unchanged.
wheat opened higher, declined, then 70.
acted and closed shade better than yester.
day; No. ? red, 81 06 l.2 to $l,O6 SIS cash,
u ~ 5'S TO 81 06 rs, August; $l.OS SS Ia
u OS 81 September. Corn lower, 40 10 I'd
"a, cash; i6 "a, September; 40 rs,
October. Oats lower; 25 TO % Al
cash; "a 6s August; q 81. septem.
per whisky steady; SllI Corn meal
lower; $40. Pork dull; $l375, Bulk
meats sharply lower, long clear, @ co; short
rib, go; short clear, 7. Bacon lover, long
clear, 3-Si short rib, l-2, short clear, Z rs
to 5. Lard nominal. Cattle receipts, 200,
supply very small, only tntling local trade
done. sheep receipts, $50: slow and nm.
changed; natives ranging S. to 81 80; Tex-
ans, 1913 TO 81,
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a Soaking Knln-

1t clouded mp yesterday afternoon, and il
looked for time as though the city was on
the eve of being visited by refreshing rain.
but the clouds cleared away to the west,
and selected Mountain creek neighborhood
as more suitable point to empty, and that
section OF the county got good, soaking
rain.
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A Cnllern for Hrmalns

DALLAS, Aug. II, lsS3.-[Editor lIERALDl
Il wish to emphasize the point made by
your correspondent, rs" in Fridays
HERALD, He deplores an evil which should
be remedied at once. Hear what he says
1--WE send from Dallas yearly, to northern
schools, some forty or fifty young girls at
cost to parents OF not less than S25 900
year in money, besides the cost or depriva-
tion ofthe society and companionship Of our
children. A girls associations should be
formed among her own people and at her
own home, and not in distant states" All
this we heartily endorse. We cannot
conceive how any citizen of Dallas can be
so blind TO his own interest as TO spend
800 or S500a year 10 educate his daughter,
when he can secure as good advantages at
home at slight expense. Dallas Female col
lege is a chartered institution of the highest
grade, aud offers superior advantages to
the citizens of Dallas and elsewhere, The
curriculum is as extensive as that OF female
colleges In other parts Of the country-in
fact, more extended than many OF them.
The faculty Is composed Of gentlemen aud
ladies OF experience and ability--graduato
Of various schools in the United States aud
Europe. The building aud grounds are
ample aud beautifully located. We refer
with Just pride to its graduates, who oc.
cupy positions OF trust and responsibility,
and are not surpassed In culture and re.
finement by the same number
of alumnp OF any similar
institution, north or south. The college is
in better condition now, financially and
otherwise, than at any time during the past
sixteen years. and the outlook is most
promising. The indications point to a
large increase In the attendance during the
incoming year. The debt, which formerly
threatened its existence, has been so nearly
extinguished as not to embarrass its opera
tions, much TO the qualification OF its
numerous friends and patrons. The seven
teenth annual session begins September 3,
1888. G. j. MUM,
Pres't Dallas Female College.
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Bob Chatham, colored, got into row
at the negro gambling den, corner
Of Commerce and Market streets
in the old William Tell house.
There was regular knock down and
drqg-out. Bob was arrested and placed
under bond the Others escaped. This dive
is disgrace 10 the city, and should be
closed up, or at least regulated.
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ATTENTION, HONORARY BASE BALL
MEMBERS,

Honorary members of the Base Ball
association attending games must either
have on honorary badges or compliment.
airy tioket-to be secured of ]. G. McNealus
at the Cotton exchange saloon-or else they
VIII not be admitted. Tickets can DO OBJ.
tanned from to ~ O'Clock.
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Do not forget TO add to your lemonade or
soda ten drops OF Angostura Bitters. 1t
imparts delicious flavor, and prevents ali
summer diseases. BE sure to get the CEN
uine Angostura, manufactured by DR. j. G.
Siegert Il Sons
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A Threatened civil Rights Case.

A Colored individual, whose name was
no. learned, was moved out of a first. class
c,sch on the Houston & Texas Central rail-
Vsy Yesterday by the conductor, and now
Is threatens to bring the civil rights bill to
bear on the railway company.
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Many times YOU want TO keep meat or
fish nor several days. Lay it in a solution
OF Rex Magnus overnight and YOU can
keep Il for weeks. You can also keep milk
week or more by stirring in a little OF the
"SnOw Flake brand,
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Dallas atiODaIB Bank
DALLAS. TEXAS.
PAID UP CAPITAL, SI5O,OOO,

rfrswu a Goneril BtrkNug business
., oFFlCERs-Charles Wheeler, President Il
V Tompins, Vice President K. 81 Reafdon.
Cashier.
DIRECTORS Charles Wheeler, r. V. Tomp.
kinS X. Ferguson, A. J. Pc Ter, ]. T Tree.
vans Jt' l. A. Mordecal, W d. Wright, o. A.
keating T., NJ. Rcarlon.
The following are Eastern Subscribers 10 the
stock OF this Bank Charles Wheeler. Vice.
President Central National Bank. Philadolphia.
e.. III. Trauiman, President Central National
bank, philadelphia, r. W BfOwo Provldent
Life Trust Company, 7 iladolphIa N, a
Pullman, President Seaboatd Bank New York,
=, q Beyne, President First National Bank.
bradford, Pa; L. y, lawtou, First National
Bank, orlean' N liJ v Rite St Petersburg
pa Savings Bank J II. Hanna. Well Pillow
Company, Monmouth, H.; p. o'Day, Vie.
President United Pipe Lines.
Faux In Dexter 4 Fe gnsson's former -Insur
ancc Odce, MAIN STREET.
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A drinking saloon has been opened in
the gentlemen's room at the Union depot.
This will not meet with the approval of the
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Brown's Bronchial Trocnes are excellent
I I the relief of hoarseness or sore throat
TIhey are exceedingly effective. "-TChristian
World, London. England. '''''"N
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There Is only one thing worse than chills
and fever, and tnat IL the poisonous
medicines that are sold 70 cure Il. A re-
markabie exception 70 these medicines Is
smiths Chill aud Fever Tonic, purely
vegetable. 81 per bottle.
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Enterprising local agents wanted In this
town for an article that is sure 10 sell. live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preseryatlve Co., ~ Kilby
street. Boston.
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The sick, worn and detected should read
me advertisement Of Golden's Liquid Beef
n..ta
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Blue Stockings VS., Qulcksteps, at the fair
grounds, at 3 D. m. sharp.
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W. nearly every house OF the south DR..
r%nvuti.nnlnglon's Cholera and DlSrrhws Medi.
snss y known, and used as a sure, safe aud
t,onuy cure for stomach and bowel
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AInyer's Carbon.

The second OF the grand instrumental
concerts by the Vienna Ladies' orchestra,
Vas given last night at Mayors garden,
mere was quite an assemblage present.
While the selections were good, and the
saulllons, in many respects, acceptable,
" mere was some criticism as
the lack OF power and spirit on
%e part OF the performers. An open
~. ~ concert requires greater and stouter ef-
Ivy lhan IS necessary for hall. With an
Improvement IN this direction, there would
rrhaps be n corresponding increase OF en-
,Iuslasm on the part of the audience. We
sggtoW out these suggestions in the interest
y uolh performer and hearer, as there
,.oulu De hearty accord between the
MO' Yet the concert is truly worth hear
my, my and considering the very low price for
ssSl excellent performance, 1t is no
wv a great resort for lovers
" the art, and that many Of our best
musicians and leading citizens are found
mere mere in attendance. The programme last
IShI was as follows;
PART I.
L. March-"Bon Soir;n Michaelis.
NNfANA RNNAAhAti ANNAh bNARs
Waldteuiel
L. Selection-"0liyette;" Audran.
FART II.
NSS Oyerture-"Morning, Noon and
Nilght" Suppe.
o. o. La Muzette; Ofienbach.
Seio solo; by Miss Fanney Herfter.
q ,folka-"Die Goldamsel;" Fischer.
A" lhtroduction-"op. Troubadouri' Yer
FART Ill.
u Grand National Overture; Wiegand.
~ Tsvotte-"Secret Love-" Resch. ~.
Strauss. "'"e' "O"n'" ""U
AZ Gallop-"Immer Feseh;n Lilien-
vii ms rs evening an entirely new programme
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Ponds Extract

Ponds Extract.
Experience serves to show its range and
power. Try 1t for any soreness, pain or
lameness, external or internal.
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A WONDERFUL RUN ;:::I.,I1 :
~ gqute
Ill ulru
deemNd imnoa

qnine
an
medicines Try Sold IN chronic cases that
CROwDUs 4 D.u.. r.~..
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|. {. CURTIS, IsxaIr, Corner Of Main & partIas STRAITS

Diamonds, Howard Watch.
~, WaltLam, Elgin, Spring.
ileld and Lancaster Watches,
In Gold and Silver Cases. lino
Swiss Watches. An elegant
new stock OF Jowolry, Rings,
Tine Gold Sets, Necklaces,
Lookets and Chains, Ear.
drops, Gold Pins, bracelets,
lhlmhlcg fine assortment OF
Sleoyo'B Buttons, Studs, Gold
Spectaolos and Eyeglasses,
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Ahorcada. - Dicennos que en-
estos dltimos dias he aparecido ahor-
csda una joyen en- Sd casa, Bayam6n.
I9noramos los movies de tan sensi-
bic desgracia.
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RECAUDACIOT
CONTRADICTIONS DEL ESTAD0
EN- LA CAAITAL.
AyIso.

Cumpliendo 10 dispuesto en- eI art.
10 de la Instruction para ID cobranza
de los debitos por contribnciones de s
de Diciembre de 1880, aprobada por
Real orden de Ia propia fecha, y de lo
mandado en- Ell 63 del Reglamento para
hacer efectiva Ia de Ia territorial, apro-
bada por Reales 6rdenes de 10 de Ju-
nio y I de Octubre de 1881, hago pre-.
sente que durante diez dias, & contas
desde ell O del corriente mes, ae mo
cedera por los cobradores de esta Re-
caudaci6n q Ia cobranza 8 domicilio de-
la correspondence a primero y segun-
do trimestres del sfio econ6mico actual
de 1S83-84 por contribution Terrific.
rial. Vencido dicho termino, los qus
no 10 hubiesen satisfecho podr1n veri-
ficarlo en- esta Recaudaci6n, sita en- Ii
calle de la Luna ntm. 23, durants otro
plazo de diez dias que terminaf& el so
del mismo actnal mes; en- Ia inteligen-
cia de que trascurrido este tiltimo, =
procedera al cobro por b VIA ejecntiv1,
segun 10 prevenido por terminantes Dr.
denes de Ia Intendencia y en- el art. III
de Ia misma instruction, aplic&ndose =
los deudores las penas establecidas en
los articulos Is y 23 de ID misma. I
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para conoci-
miento de los Contingencies { quisnes
concierna.
Puerto Rico, l.ode Dbre. az 1888.
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Obligaciones q Ia VISTA
Cuentas corrientes.. 674,4l9-10
Wales en- circulation. ....... $500
JsusJ>-I1
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Las propiedades antibiliosas de
COMUNICADOS.

Del Diuio de Matanxas reproduce
mos 10 signiente:
GEL GRANO DE MOSTAZA.
"a reserva de hacer oportunamente
las res~xiones consoladoras que el case
nos sueiere, iusertamos con mncho gus
tn la siguiente carta qneaes remite ell
Rdo. Pbro. D. Benito Walls.
Dice asi:
Sr. Director del Dias1o de Matansas.
Sirvase publican en- ell peri6dico de su
Hdigno cargo las siguientes hneas, favor
que lie agradecera su affmo. Capellan
@. B. s. M.-Benito FalLs.
Ell Sr. d. Andres Rodriguez, duefio
de la gran fabrica de cigarros ''La Be-
.lleza" en- la Habana, con esa carload
que tanto lie distingue en- favor de los
menesterosos, para socorrer q las pobres
nifas que Sc abrigan en- el "Asilo de
San Vicente de Paul. de esta ciudad.
ofreci6 dar cinco centavos por cada
yeinte cajetillas vacias, rotas 8 sucias,
de su fabrica, que per dicho asilo Sc lie
presentaran; este IA sido el grano de
mostaza de que nos habla Ell Erangelio,
puesto que, 81. Director, ann no hace
dos amos que hizo tan generosa oferta
va Sc han recogido 100000 marcas, que
han dado $50 pesos billetes, cantidad
religiosameEte entregada por Ell sefior
Rodriguez y recibida por conducto del
Sr. d. lsidoro J. Ojeda. Dicha suma
Sc ha inyertido en- ropas para cubrir las
necesidades de las asiladas; este habla
nsuy alto en- favor del sefior Rodriguez
y el que suscribe quiere hacer pdblico
semejante benefcio, y dar por este me-
dio las mas expresivas gracias q dlcho
senior, asi como tambien q don Dionisio
Morejon, dueno del expreso que con-
duce dichas marcas gratuitamente d la
capital, y q tantas personas que, com
prendiendo 10 hermoso de esta obra sin
SACRIFICES de ninguna clase, entregan
las cajillas que recogen por las Gales =
plazas, contrihnsssa--son su obo-o d
tau ss~n caridad. --=
0eseo, Sr. Director, que lame la
Iatenci6n sobre tan brillantes resultados,
que, como ha dicho Vd., ,muy bien, con
las sobras del rico hace festin ell po-
bre."
Matanzas, Octubre 81 de 1883.
Pbro. Benito Kalis.'
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En- 1910 salv6 la vida de mucho
ljudios en- Egipto, sentenciados por \
snpnesta mnerte de nm cura cat6lico
j Tenia so amos cuando emprendi6 III
viaie al interior de Marrnecos para pre-.
sentar al Sultan reelsmaciones qnt
lfneron atendidas.
Ha viaiado mucho por Espana, don
Ide tantos recuerdos Sc hallan de 81
raza, y la reina Isabel le dispense una
carinosa acogida.
En- 1S43 sir Roberto Peel le elevt
q Ia categoria de 6oronet, gran distin-
ci6n en- una epoca en- que la cualidad
de judo cerraba en- Inglaterra ell paso
para todos los cargos pdblicos, y era
incompatible con las distinciones y
dignidades.
La reina de Inglaterra profesa gran
amistad 4 sir M. Montefiore, y no se-
I'd extrafia d la fiesta del centenario
que preparan en- obsequio del patriarch
los iudios del Reino Undo.
Hasta aqui La EpOca.
I'm peri6dico sur americana nos ha-
bla de un indiyiduo que cuenta La res
.petable edad de $50 amos y no piensa
en- morirse.
Rough on Rats! Muerte d los
ratones!-Al fin sc ha encontrado 10
que hemes necesita1o toda la vida!
Pidase d los boticarios ell "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
CuandO un remedio alcanza las
bondades que posee ell .Alcoholado Ga
tell, debe tener la protection del pdbli-
co en- general. Lamentable es que la
humanidad siempre acuda d Ultima ho-
ra en- busca de 10 que debi6 proporao-
narse primero.
81 va es sabido que ell Alc0h0lado
GateH produce sorprendentes resulta-
dos .por que hemos de yer personals pa
deciendo sin necesidad?
Tengase en- toda casa ell Akcoholaao
GateU, como arma de defensa para los
dolores de cabeza, reumaticos, jaque-
cas-, &. &.
Pidase d los Boticarios y al "Ccl-
mado."
Las propiedades antibiliosas de
las PiIdoras de Bristol no son sus uni
cas- virtudes, pues ademas de ser I'M
tonico y un remedio cierto
en- todo case de indigestion y dyspepsia,
su acci6n es suave y benigna para las
naturalezas debiles, y poderosa J ac-
tiva para las robustas. No contieuen
sustancias peligrosas nj mineral algu-
no, y su admirable Influenza sobre ell
higado es debida dnicamente d los We
getales que entran en- su composic6n,
7 especialmente q La podoflina y lep-
tandrina que sustituyen en- elias al an
tes inevitable mercurio.
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SAN JUAN Pr0-RICo.
Gira letras por todas cantidades corta WIS.,
ia sobre las siguientes capitales y pueblos de
a Peninsula, islas Baleares y Canarias.
GALICIA.

Bayo, Bayona, Betanzos, Buho, Becerra.
Cambados, Cangas, Cahiza, Orbalino, Ceano-
ia, Coruha, Chantada, Camarihas, Carballo,
Caldas de Reyes, Carril, Gee, Corcubi6n, Estra-
la, Ferrol, Finisterre, Foz, Fonsagrada, Gro
be Guarda, Lage, Lugo, Malpica, Mondohedo
Muros, Mugia, Monforte, Nieve, Noya, Orti
guerra (Santa Marta), Orense, Porriho, Padron,
Pontevedra, Puenteareas, Puentedeume, Puen
te Ceso, Puente del Puerto, Quiroga, Rivada
bia, Redondela, Rivadeo, Santiago, Salvatierra,
Tuy, vigo, Vivero, villagarcia, Villanueya de
Arosa, Villalba.
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ArtenSa, Agnimes, Arucas, Arico, Aldeje
Arrecife, Cc9a, Granadilla, Giiimar, Guia, In
genio, Icod, has Palmas, Laguda, lantigua
Llanos, Mazo, koya, Mogan, 0livar; 0rotava
Pazo, Puerto de Cabras, Puerto de la Cruz
Realejos, saural y vces, San Lorenzo, Santa
Brigida, Santa Lueia San Bartolome, San Ma
teo, Santa Ursula. sa ta Cruz de Tenerife
San Cristobal de Lagunhs Santa Cruz do Pal
ma, Tazacorte, Teiae, TeroA Tequeste, Tegui
SO Teneqne, Victoria, Yaisa, lSda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-12
ESCUELA PROFESSIONAL.
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Ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General
Sc ha servido prorogar, hasta el 90 del
actual, Ell plazo para Ia presentation de
solicitudes de los que aspiren q ingre-
sar como alumnos EN- la Escuela, SUI
primiendo Ia vez el requisite de los
ounce afios cumplidos que hasta aho-
ra Sc exigia para Ell ingreso.
AL mismo tempo Sc hace saber que
Ell 10 del corriente daran principle los
segundos ejercicios de iugreso, para los
que han obtenido aprobaci6n en- los
primeros.
Y Sc annncia 81 pdblico para COMO
cimiento general. "A. JiMENEz Z SAM.
ia.