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National Republican., 1883-05-23
E Street nIusicinna.

The second annual concert of the E Street
Musical circle came OFF last night and was
brilliantly successful. Tho programme was
long varied, and excellent, numbering be-
sides others, two renditions by the Apollo
club. 1t was as follows: Chorus, Jack and
JILL" L Street Musical circle; violin solo,
"Fantasie Brilliant" Miss Birdie Lucas bass
solo, "Vittoria," Mr.. Emil L. Mori octettc,
"Serenade," Apollo club, tenor obligato by
Mr.. j. $. smith soprano solo, The Message, y
Mrs. w. ID. Allen; quartette, "Ecco quel
fiero istanti," Miss Annie Haas, Miss Susie
Sheriff, Messrs. f. G. Mcguire and Charles
Dean; chorus, (a) "Woodbird," (b) deep
Rolling Clouds" Z Street Musical circle; So
prano solo, angels Serenade," Miss Annie
Haas; chorus, "Now by days retiring lamp"
l. Street Musical circle; solo for double bass
"Fantasie," Mr.. Joseph Beckel; sextette,
Lucia di Lammermoor," Mrs. w. d. Allen,
Miss Hattie Richie, Messrs Aloysius Fennel
w. II. Daniel, Magnus Koechling, and Emil
Il. Mori octette, ave Maria" Apollo club.
National Republican., 1883-05-23
PER SONAI.
fEh SUN AL.
Gen. Irwin Mcdowell is at the Riggs.

Gen. Irwin Mcdowell is at the Riggs.
II, @. Aspinwall, ofNew York, is at the Riggs
Park Benjamin, of New York, is at the Riggs!
Delegate Luna of New Mexico, is at the Ma
tional.
Charles ]. Billopp, of Prince Georges, Mary
land, is at the 81. Marc,
Mai, Gen. Mcdowell arrived here yesterday
morning from San Francisco.
Theodore N Vail, of the Bell Telephone com.
pany Is In the city for few days.
Hon, J. G. Cannon, who has been in the city for
few days lett for home on the 7;So train last
evening" v
Capt. S. s. Warner, of Baltimore Hon. ]. W.
Burdetto Of Burlington, Iowa, and j, L. Hill, Of
Boston, Mass, are at the Ebbilt.
Gen b, B; simms, Of New Orleans Mr.. aud
ID. ID. Smith, of Nyack, N. D., are at the Ebbitt
Hon. +. W. Jones Hon. J. o. Shelton, New York I;
Rev, James S, Wilson, Bridgeport, Conn, and
Hon. II. Silver Denver, Col, are at the Ebblt.
G, b. FengeT, ConnneeticIt ! /, Cohen, Balti'
New York, aud George Geddes, Baltimore, are at
the 81. Marc,
Misses Kittie aud Jennie owens, of Portsmouth,
VA who have been visiting their cousin IN East
Washington, left for Baltimore last evening" where
they VIII pay short visit.
j. II. Young, Boston; G. NJ. Goodward and wife.
New York; q, B, Taylor, Philadelphia; Lewis G,
Gunkel, Ohio; r. q. Sterling, st. Louis, aud W. p,
Caniday, North Carolina, are at the Riggs.
Secretary Teller, Commissioner Price, aud As,
sisant Atty Gen. MeCammon left yesterday lor
Carlisle Pa, where they will participate in the
commencement exercises OF the Indian school to-
day
II. G. Hartman, Fort Wayne, Ind b. r. Backus,
Philadelphia; ]. w, Prussing Chicago; Dr. Il. ID,
Mitchell and wife. DR.. q. Is. Sheete, Boston, aud
n s, Whitman and wife, Nashua, N, H., are at
the National.
AdIutant Gen, Drum yesterday received n tele.
gram from Gen. Augur, informing him that his
daughter Annie was very Ill and not expected TO
recover, Up 10 midnight last night nothing fur.
ther had been heard BY the family.
National Republican., 1883-05-23
POLITICAL PhINTs.
Nominations by the New Jersey Prohi-
bitionists-Thc Kentucky Republicans
NInssachusctts Legislation.

Massachusetts, Legislation.
TRENTON, May 22.-The prohibitionists,
state convention to nominate governor, or
ganized in this city at IL o'clock this morn
ing Forty delegates were present, and nine
counties presented--Atlantic, Burlington,
Camden, Hunterdon, Mercer, Passaic, Mid
dlesex, Hudson, and Salem. Camden county
had the largest representation, her delega-
tion numbering eighteen. The convention
organized by selecting Reuben Woolman, of
Salem county, prohibtionist candidate for
congress in Robeson's district last fall, chair
man, and r. V. Page, Of Camden, secretary,
thus giving the first congressional district as
temporary organization.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 22.-About 500
delegates to the state republican convention,
which assemblies here tomorrow have already
arrived, and are busy in canvassing the situa-
ton. The appointment of Hon. Walter Evans,
as commissioner of internal revenue, appears
TO give the delegates great satisfaction.
BosToN, May 22,-The legislative committee
on expenditures reported to-day that it was
inexpedient to legislate on the governors
message offering to run the Tewksbury aims
house for $4,000 year less than the usual
appropriation. The sixteen charitable appro-
priation bills, setting the same amount, as
provided in the omnibus bill, which was
vetoed by the governor, were all enacted by
the senate to-day. They now go to the execu-
tive,
National Republican., 1883-05-23
Tho Coal Hsnxers, Strike.

The coal beavers are still holding out on
their strike, although the coal companies
offered them yesterday q compromise of one
half the increase demanded They appear de-
termined to hold out until their demands are
complied with. Some of the companies ad-
verified for new hands, but were unable to
procure enough to go to work with. The
Maryland, Georges Creek and Glen Avon
companies are doing nothing the Bordan
company is loading u vessel, by means of
barrows, from the coal on its wharves. The
Consolidation company has kept at work all
the time, their men not having gone out. The
loaded boats in the canal are now stretched
along the towpath from the market-house in
this place to the Chain bridge, distance of
nearly three miles.
National Republican., 1883-05-23
A Rechabite Entertainment.

Friendship tent No. 73, l. o. r., gave at
their hall, corner of Twentieth street aud
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on Monday
evening last musical and literary entertain
ment which was well attended, Mr.. r.
Coggins, in charge, made few opening re-
marks, and the Hon. Mr.. Curry, of Indiana
made a stirring temperance address. Music
was rendered by the West Washington band
and A. Eckhart; songs by the Atchinson
brothers, Mr.. Hurdle, and Miss A. Hensley ;
readings and recitations by Messrs. Mckee
Southwick, Keil Whipple and Dakins, Mrs.
Naylor, Miss Southwick, Miller, and Mallan
formed an enjoyable programme. Cake and
ice cream in addition was furnished all pres
ent
National Republican., 1883-05-23
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
= Splendid Testimonial 10 be Presented 20
the city OF Baltimore--A Description
81 ecidi DisDdich.


the city OF BaltImorc--A Description
or II.
SIccidl Dispatch
BALTIMORE. May ga testimonial from
the Grand Army of the Republic of the
United States to the city of Baltimore is now
about leaving the workman's hands in New
York and will be formally presented early
next month. During the national oncamp-
mcnt, held last year in Baltimore a resolu-
tion was adopted providing that
testimonial should be presented to the
city in appreciation of the general hos
pitality extended on every side. The
matter was referred TO a committee consist
ing of Gen. II. A. Barnum, of New York city
Gen. William Ward, of New Jersey, and ex-
Gov. Hartranft, of Pennsylvania. The COM
mittee decided to prepare a bronze tablet in
stead of engrossed resolutions, and design
rendered by L. s. Joaquin was unanimously
accepted. The tablet, which is wholly of
bronze, is about q feet high, and rests upon
base about 2 feet square. Upon the face
of the scroll is an engraved address of more
than 400 words, expressing feelings of gratf-
cation on the part Of the delegates. A chain
of thifty-eight square links encircles the adj
dress upon each Of which is engraved the
name of n state These links are so arranged
rs to bring into prominence the names of tho
thirteen original states, while the others are
grouped around them. Surmounting the
bronze is a dove perched upon olive
branches, and holding in its bill a
ribbon upon which is printed the motto
of the Grand Army of the Republic :
"In tho Spirit of Fraternity Charity, and
Loyalty" At the base of the tablet is an en-
gineer's fascine, and around the base oak and
laurel leaves are handsomely entwined, The
apparent supports of the tablet are two hall
herds, and around these are grouped the
different emblems Of warfare, stands of colors,
&c. At the top of the scroll is the Grand
Army badge reversed at the bottom,
in one corner, is the seal of the city of Balti-
more, and in the other is wrought the coat of
arms of the state of Maryland. The full pro-
gramme of the presentation ceremonies has
not been arranged, but it is is expected that
many prominent members of the Grand Army
will participate in the exercises
National Republican., 1883-05-23
The Centenary Biblical Institute.

The annual commencement Of the Cente-
nary Biblical institute has commenced in
Baltimore. The annual oral examination be-
gan yesterday. The annual sermon, by Rev.
Bishop Andrews, takes place in Orchard
Street M. Il. church next Sunday morning,
and the regular commencement exercises the
evening of May 81, at the same place. The
annual meeting of its trustees and the al
umni reunion will also be held there on
tha 2Otb
National Republican., 1883-05-23
The Departments TO Close.
= hN lgAA
Yesterday.

The following executive order was issued
yesterday.
Under the provisions Of section OF the act Of
March B. 1888 II is hereby ordered that the several
executive departments, the department OF agri-
culture, and the government printing othee be
closed on Wednesday, the thirtieth instant, TO en-
able the employees 70 participate in the decoration
OF the graves OF the soldiers who fell during the
rebellion. CHESTRR A. ARTHUR.
EIEoUTIYE MANSION, May q, 1883.
National Republican., 1883-05-23
Rsnsfit 10 w. A. Lncksx.

Tonight Mr.. Lackey will be the recipient
Of benefit from the Carroll institute, at
Lincoln hall. The programme is long and
varied one, comprising solos by Misses Eav
Mills, Mollie Byrne, NJ. Il. Roberts, Messrs
Frank Pearson, +. j. Woodman, AL. Fennell /;
duet by Misses Harvey a harp solo by Miss
Clussi readings by Messrs, Tweedale, JefIer-
son, Townsend, and Lackey; a recitation by
May Carrigan, and glees by the madrigal
boys Of vt. AlOysius aud the Mt, Vernon quar-.
National Republican., 1883-05-23
Sreh S1ubIitatiuns.
NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS. ''-''''
Mr.. lsaacs (cloth), by 4. Marion Crawford.
Hear, of steel, by Christian Reed
FnncRetto Round RObbin Series"
hleBo OF London &C., by Henry James, Jr.
Story OF Melcent, by FRyr Modoc.
Red Acorn, by John McElroy
Wronged Wife, by May Agnes Fleming
Marked in Haste.
story OF Carnival, Leisure Hour Series"
Castee. =
cities OF Southern Italy and Sicily by A. j. G. Hare
Harrls's Christianity aud Civil Society
Peck's bad Boy,
Ewes haughters;. or Common Sense for Maid.
Wife. and Mother by Marion Hariand / am clad
TO see that your counsel 10 your sex marked by dis
cretlon and based on knowledge of the complex ele-
mens of the problem you have to deal with. II IL
needed and Will be useful, especially coming from
u woman who knows what She IL talking about,"-
oliver Wendell Holmes, NJ. d., Boston.
The Sources OF English Words and Phrases by Ro-
get Plain, also with Patent Index.
COltons General Atlas, New Revised Edition.
q. A. WHITAKER,
OIL Pennsylvania avenue (Vernon Row.
and O3i ID street northwest
National Republican., 1883-05-23
Cold Weather south.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 22.--overcoats and fires
arc comfortable here. The thermometer
stands at 56o 1t is feared cotton will be in
jured by the cold weather.
National Republican., 1883-05-23
AUuointmenta,

The President yesterday appointed Henry
w. Lord, of Michigan, to be register of the
land Office, and Abram o. Whipple, of Mime
sofa, a,receiver of public moneys at Creeksburg,
Oak
National Republican., 1883-05-23
GUlNNIP & CO.,
4o4 ana 4oe seventh street Northwest.

Z1S LOoEI 71S
Don't fall TO SEQ our new "JERSEY;" best value
ever offered only 225 each; all sizes at colors nt
DAVIS, 7l0 Market Space.
Complete stock of Bonnets, BATS, Feathers, Flow;
ers, Ribbons, Laces, Ornaments, and all kinds OF
Millinery Goods, at low prices, at DAVIS
Job lot Chldren's Collars. very cheap. received
this day at DAVIS
be convinced. Reliable goods at low prices
AT DAVIS,
Ti0 Market Space
National Republican., 1883-05-23
{ I'll N N | p s
4O4 and 4O6 Seventh Street N. W.,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING, MAY T.
A SPECIAL SALE
OF
Silks Dress GOOdS and HOSiNrvl

At prices not hitherto offered this season In the Dis
trlCt including a full and complete line of SPRING
and SUMMER SILK. plain, striped, and checked at
prices ranging from 40c to $3.50 per yard.
Special Lot OF FOULARDS marked down to 50c;
former price, Zoe and 81
full line of HEAVY gROS GRAINS, in all the
new shades, 1i inches wide, at sL25 per yard; good
A case Of PoLKA DOT sURAHs, Is inches wide,
Also a case sipf OF ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
SURAHS at 81; former prices, el.76
A large and varied stock of BLACK SILKS. In
Guiding he following %ell;kn9gn makes; max rG,UiNEIs,
RHADAMhS, and dMARVELL1EUX, at prices rang
ing from Sc TO $780, and positively % per cent below
fun and complete stock of BLACK GOODS, In
WATERLOO. A SABET. and FRANKLIN SUIT
INGS, in all the fashionable shades, 81 Inches wide.
viI TLIUMIS VI RRTED CUTTINGS, oil wool. q inches
wide, soc per yard worth 75c.
All the summer shades in DE B1EGES, ALBA
TROSS CLOTHS, NUNS VE1LINGS and CASH.
EMBRoIDERED and POLKA DOT FLANNELS,
SATEENS, and PIN-HEAD CHECKS.
Special lots of LACES, RIBBONS, HAMBURGS,
KID and Isle THREAD GLOVES, RUCHINGS,
COLLARS and CUFFS. HANDKERCHIEFS, and
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT will be found re-
plete with all the newest styles In Foreign and Do
mpstic Hosiery and Underwear. .----
A fnll line Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In our White Goods, Linen. and Domestic Depart
at Low and Reduced Prices. 49,
An examination OF our Goods and Prices will we'll
repay the visitor.
Agents for Harpers Bazaar Patterns
National Republican., 1883-05-23

tette. Mr.. Laokey certainly deserves this
benefit, and IL is to be hoped that there will
be crowded house.
National Republican., 1883-05-23
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

At the trustees sale on the 10TH Of MAY of the
assets OF the late firm OF Backmar, Ebllng & Co..
agents for the Chickering Piano in Baltimore, pur
chased some magnificent bargains in new and second
hand Pianos and Organs As / crowded for
room before making this purchase, find myself now
compelled 10 sell these goods at rriaing advance,
have no room 10 store them. i will sell for ten
days bran new square pianos for si6O, worth $500
uprghts for S75 worth $780, square grand pianos for
$50, worth 5000; organs for $50, worth 600 &C.;
octave Square Pianos, used as low rs $751; octave
for $50. These Instruments made by the best
known firms in the business aud are fully warranted
People Of good countenanoe can purchase Of us on
monthly payments For further particulars call on
GEIAUHTGEY j. REED,
National Republican., 1883-05-23
A Curn nt l.nnt.

A Cure at last.
Theeyldenceis Is over
whelmlng that Ely's
Cream Balm goes
more directly than any
other TO the seat oftho
disease, and has re.
suited In more cures
within the range OF
our observation than
all other remedies.-
WIKI es-B ARE, Pa,
Union Leader, Dec. 10.
1879.
We hear from cus-
toners the most fat
tering reports OF Ely's
Cream Balm, an Artl-
Gle of real merit.
Smith, Kline q CO.,
Wholesale druggists.
Philadelphia, Pa
National Republican., 1883-05-23

Apply by the llttls
finger4nto thenostrilS
BY absorption II effect
ually cleAnses the ma
sal passages ofcatarrh-
al virus, causing
healthy secretiOnS IL
ailays Inflammation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24

MUY INTERESANT E.

Ell que sascribe, duelo de la fabrlca
de f6sforos de sequridad marca Luz es-
tablecida en- esta Capital, barrlo de
Santurce, hace phblico que en- su po-
der existe un docnmento cnya copla IL
teral es como sigue:
d. Jose Gallardo, d. Jose Ledesma
V D. Jose Maria Blanco, famacen ticos
establecidos en- esta Ciudad, certifica-
mos; que habiendonos ocupado por dis
posici6n del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General de esta isla, del analisis qui-
mico de los f6sforos que fabrica d. Sc
bastian Conil hemos ballad o qu e con-
tienen en- parties, proporclonales 10 ST.
guiente: Las sustanclas.)
Que estas usta1cias, aiemas de no
encontrarse entire los venenos ctlvos,
no son inhamables espontaneamente,
nj separadas nj combinadas entire 81.
Que no hay causa natural alguna, nj
humedad nj roce excepto con el frota-
DOR que pueda ocasionar la intiama-
ci6n de estos f6sforos.
One resisten una temperature mu-
chisimo mas elevada que la maxima
atmosferica; han sostenido mas de 100
grades (cen-igrado) que es ell calor del
aqua hirviendG.
Qae consideramos sus pastas 8 COM
posici6nes mas perfectas Y de mayor
seguridad que las empleadas en- mucha>
otras clases de f5sforos.
Que son inalterables d la acci6n del
tempo y pueden subsistir por amos SID
perder sus propiedades.
Que ninguna acci6n eJerce en- ellos
la humedad atmosferica, y daran result
tado en- toda epoca del ano.
Y por dltimo, que no vacilamos en-
declararlos, por sus propiedades quimi-
cas-, como inmejorables en- su clase por
estar basada su confecci6n en- las for
mulas mas recientes que la ciencla ha
aplicado a esta industria.
Librado en- Puerto Rico d nueve de
Mayo de mil ochocientos ochenta y nno.
Firmado; Jose Gallardo, Jose Ledes-
ma, Jose Maria Blanco.
Puerto-Rico, 2l de Agosto de 1888.
SEBASTIAN CoNILL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24

Idem. idem. 9.-Dicese one Ruiz
Zorrilla Pavia han lido d Espafia con-
fiados en- que Sc realizaria ell proann-
ciamiento en- Madrid. asi que las tropas
saliesea q sofocar los movimientos de
provincias.
Idem, idem 10.--Se han hecho mu-
chas prisiones en- algunos puntos de
Espafia cerca de las fronteras.
Los carlistas parecen agltarse nne-
vamenle demuestran actlvidad.
Ruiz Zorrilla Mega tener connlven-
cia alguna con la insurrecci6n de Ba-
daloz.
Ell rio Milo ha tenido una fuerte Gre
ciente, desbordandose.
Sc asegura que ell rey Cettewayo VI
We ain.
Idefn. idem l1.-Los reyes don AL
fonso V dona Cristina llegaron d Ma
drid fueron recibidos con enthusiasts
manifestations.
Los rebeldes de la SEQ de Urgel y
Catalina huyeron al aproxlmarse las
tropas.
FL corresponsal en- Madrid del Stan
dart" de Lonlres te.egrafia notlclas
favorables respecto d las provinclas
vascoHgadas, crey6ndose que pronto ce-
sara ell estado de sitio.
Idem, idem 12.-Avisan de Paris
que Ruiz Zorrilla Sc encuentra en- Es-
pana dirigiendo el movimiento. Te-
mese que la insurrecci6n Sc extienda "A
las provincias andaluzas, pnes va Sc
susurran movimientos en- Algeclras.
Continian las presentaclones en la Sec
de Urgel
Idem. idem. l3.-Todas las noticias
hacen Greer que la revoluci6n en- Es-
paha va llegando a sn t6rmino. Va
rios peri6dicos de Madrid han sido su-
primidos. l., Guarlia Civil arrest6
cuatro sargentos, que han sldo fnslla-
dos Ell ell cuartel de Santo Domingo
Circular rumores de cambios minlste-
riales cuando ell pals este paclticado.
Sc han hecho muchos arrestos en-
Sevila.
Ell Rey ha pospnesto su viaje Ale
mania. Pequehas partldas de revoln-
cionarios recorren las provincias de
Barcelona y Tarragona.
Ha estallado de nnevo una revolu-
ci6n en- M&jico.
Los vinicultores gestionan en- Ma
did la Suppression de los recargos 'iltl-
mos acordados por ell Gobierno para
Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
REPLICA.
Sres. Redactores del BoLETIN.

Sres. Redactores del BoLETIN.
Puerto-Rico.
Muy Sres. mios: Por segunda vez
me veo precisado q molestar W., con
motive de la carta que bajo ell rubro de
" Aclaraci6n" ha publicado en- diferen-
tes peri6dicos ell Sr. Fulladosa.
Voy ser breve, porque no quiero
privar d w. de dar cabida a material
mas interesante, con una enojosa pole
mica que tiene pcco interes pdblico, y
que no eutrafla perturbacl6n de ningu-
ma clase en- ell partido, como algunos
suponen.
nj he dicho, nj dire jamas, que ell
Sr. Carcab6n asevere que la conferen-
cia que tuve con ell Sr. Fulladosa fuera
La tinica; 10 que 81 exprese Y ratifico
ahora es que, presente ell Sr. Carcabon.
la que celebre con ell Sr. Falladosa fne
en los terminus que en- mi rectlticacl6n
consigne.
Ahora bien; ell Sr. Fullsdosa Sc en-
pefa en- sostener que yo tive con el
una conferencia priyada, Y que entonces
propuse la conciliaci6n. Como hombre
honrado aseguro que no hubo semejan-
tie conferencia, y creo al Sr. Fullado>a
victima de una ilusi6n que lie hace yer
las cosas del color de sus deseos.
Espiritu conciliador por tempera-
mento, amigo de annar vOlnntades y
de confuudirlas en- un solo pensamiento
cuando de La administration ptiblica Sc
trata, sque interes podia tener 20 en-
sostener que no propuse la conciliaci6n.
81 de mi hubiese partido la idea? 81
este acto en- NADIA habia de menoscabar
mi nombre, nj mi consecnencia politica
nj afectar al ideal de mi partido, sine
que refejarfa otro principle que La IN
tervenci6n mas 8 menos numerosa de
mi partido en- la administration NUM-
cipal de esta localidad, sin compr oml-
so de ninguna clase, spor que me ha-
bia de mostrar desmemorlado
Yo no celebre con ell Sr. Fulladosa
otra conferencia que la que presenci6 e
Sr. Carcabon; yo lie propuse en- ell CO.
mite para candidate, sin autorizaci6r
de nadie y por mi espontanea voluntad
para llenar los deseos (que ell Sr. Flu
lladosa hacia pdblicos) de formar par
te del Municipio.
Yo 10 soy aqu Jefe de nadie, sino dt
mi casa; y en- las filas de mi partidC
tengo la honra de fgurar como solda-
do de Inca. ! Por que, pues, Sc empeha
Ell Sr. Fulladosa en- adornarme con II
tulos que nj pretendo nj admitoS
Por tiltimo, abundando en- los mis-
mos deseos del Sr. Fulladosa, y para
evitar polemicas en- la prensa, aceptC
desde luego, de conformidad con e
Sr. Carcabon, la proposition que me-
hace de nombrar un tribunal de honor
compuesto de personals de la localidad
con la mission de esclarecer los hechol
y hacer pdblico ell resultado.
Quedo de Wv. atentoy s. s.
Q. B. s. M.
NARCIso SoLEB.
| Humacao y Agosto IL de 1883.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
GAcETA De HOY.

Reales Decretos admitiendo la dimi-
sion de sus cargos al Gobernador y Ca
pitan General de la isla de Cuba don
Luis Prendergast y nombrando en- 81
lugar al Teniente General don lgnaclo
Maria del Castillo.
Significase por ell Gobierno General
que Sc iniciaran los oportunos expe-
dientes para ell ingreso en- La orden de
Benefcencia de los Guardias Civiles,
de Orden Pdblico Y particulares que
en- la reciente inundacion habida en-
varies puntos de la isla han cooperado
q la salvaci6n de vidas & intereses de
sus semejantes.
Sc relaciona q los sefiores d. Ricardo
Gomez, don Juan Bascaran, don Je-
sualdo Gaya 90, D. Francisco Lago2.0
don Belisario del Vale, don Francisco
Prats, don Rafael Gauthier, don Jose
Vidal, don Jose Sitges, don Jose Expo
sito don Jose Gzum&n Benitez, We
cinos de Mayagnez, y 4 los sehores don
Francisco NJ. Jauregui y don Juan Be-
nigno, de Humacao, d quienes Sc pro
pone ell Gobernador extender tamblen
Ia citada recompensa.
Sc hace especial menci6n de la bri
llante conducta Observable por ell Jefe
de Orden Pdblico de Mayagtiez don
Jacinto Aparicio, quien en- Ell cumpli-
: miento de su deber Sc excedi6 hasta re-
sultar herido.
Ell % de setiembre Sc subastara en-
La Secretaria del Gobierno General la
adjudicacion de los impresos necesarios
en- ell servicio de Telegrafos durante ell
elercicio actual.
Durante Ell mes de Julio dltimo pres
to Ell cuerpo de Orden Pdblico 1928
servicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-24
FEDDERSEN WlLLINK & c.
icon sucursal en- SAN THoMAs.)

-Banqueros.--Gran letras en- to
Ia cantidades sobre las principaes plazas de Eu-
fopa y los Estados-Unidos.
lmportadores de todas procedencias con expeciali-
dad en- el ramo de mescancas-Sombreros de Pa
aamA.
Agentes generates de las s'guientes companias de
Seguros contra incendios.-Royar Insurance Compa
ny de Liverpool.--Northern Assurance Company de
Londres de Segnro Marltimo.-Marine Insurance
Company de Londres - De segnro sobre la vida.
New York Life Insurance Company. New
York. "A gentes del Lloyd Andaluz, Cadiz.-Agen-
tes de la Compafia Mala Real Inglesa. - Agentes
generates del famoso Abono para la cana, tabaco =
,afe de Ohlendorffol, Londres - Agentes del acre
ditado Abono para la cana Bradley superior Phos-
phate
Consulado Aleman