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Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
AND
Eye Glasses
Is established in this
place with the
undersigned.

Few matters deserve more care than
the selection of help to sight, because
if the glasses are not scientifically cor
rect, the injury done to the sight will
probably he irreparable; and on the
other hand unless the lenses are prop
erly adjusted to the vision, the wearer
will risk becoming unable to see with
out them altogether.
lie Mares Spectaeles are the best
that science has yet Deen able to pro-
dnce, being perfectly colorless have no
prismatic rays common to the glasses
in use. The core or centre of the len
ses come directly in front of the eye,
and consequently do not tire the eye,
but produce a clear and distinct vision
as in the natural healthy sight, their
lasting qualities being such, that fire.
quent change is unnecessary. With a
view of adjusting the lenses to the re-
quirements of the eye, the sight is
measured by a new system, which en-
abIes anyone to fit accurately, and
which has by experience proved the
most unerring guide.
1t is now clearly proved that by the
use of scientifically manufactured
spectaeles, impaired sight may to some
extent be restored and in all cases de
parting vision may be checked, while
as is well known the ordinary specta
eles bring about contrary effect. Th'
undersigned intend making it speci
atty, and with that view have obtained
the very latest and most improved
spectacles.
A trial solicited.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12

els be carried Of, for, by previous consultation
and arrangement. the Worthy Master appointed
an editor, with whole corps Of assistants and
correspondents fer the purpose Of getting up a
literary paper under the name and title OF Iro'
phy Grange Journal" Wonderit an exchange
could be made? No further business appearing
the Grange closed in good time and order, when
all went home in the rain. PATRON
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
FARMER BEN,s THEORY.


IT tell We, it's nonsense" said Farmer Ben,
"This farmin' by books and rules,
And sendin' the boys to learn that stun
At the agricultural schools
Rotation o. crops and snalysisi
Talk that to young babOoni
But ye needn't be tellin' yer science to nae,
For believe in the moon.
"If ye plant yer corn on the CROWN moon,
And put mp the lines for crows,
You' find it will bear, and yer wheat win, too,
II it's decent land, where't grows.
But potatoes. now, are a different thing,
They want to grow down, that is plain;
And don't ye see you must plant for that
When the moon is on the wanei
$50 in plantin' and hoein' and hayin' time
It is well to have an eye
On the hang o the moon-ye know ye can tell
A wet moon from dry.
Aud assto hayin', you wise ones, now,
Are cutiin' yer grass to soon:
II Won want it to spread, just wait till it's ripe
And NOV on the full o. the moon.
uAnd when all the harvest work is done,
And the butcherin' time comes round,
Though yer hogs may be loOkin' the very besl
And as fat as hogs are found,
You will nnd yonr pork all snriyelea ana shfuh
When it comes to the table a. noon
"a fried 10 rags-if il wasn't Killed
right time Of the moon.
,ars' meetin's and oranges now
is bluei
- all ye hear,
1T true
nv plans,
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
TOUGHEyIHG CHILDREN.

Manv mothers have an absurd idea that II
makes children hardy to expose them. ! nave
heard people declare that they refrained from
wearing warm undercothing in the Fall because
they wanted to get the good" of it in colder
weather, as if the taking OF severe cold eouu
fortifv one against the biting cold of mid WIN
ter. This is the time to put warm fannelS ana
thick wraps on the little ones. Diptheria reapS
its fearful harvest at this time every year. Any
one looking at an ordinary group OF school chii'
dren can but wonder that that harvest is not
larger than it is. Boys with no great coats over
the little close jackets worn in hot school room
girls witlmut leggings. and protection for tne'r
throats. and nine out of ten with wet feet. The
feet quickly telegraph their wrongs to the throat,
and revenge themselves on the little victims
once heard mother boasting that her boy hau
worn short fancy socks all winter without taxing
any harm. thought she ought to have been
dealt with for cruelty to children. We all know
that children will play out Of doors when nearly
perishing with cold. In nothing is an ounce o.
prevention worth whole ton of cure, so mucu
as in the careful wrapping of children agalns
cold winds. Many mother can testify that the
most exceeding bitterness in the loss OF her chll
dren. comes with the thought, that She VIII
proper care, might have prevented the la'a
SIC. 81 GRANGER.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
GRANGER.

THF Grange store at Laurel is entering upon
ifs fourth year under very favorable auspices
About Christmas. in 1879, the building was
erected at cost Of about 81 900, upon lot cost
ing s4OO. It is 3ox4O feet on the ground and Is
provided with a store-room, gro'ery-room and
directors room, on the first floor: and on the
second floor, with a good sized Grange Hail. with
convenient ante-rooms and a dOrmltory for the
store clerk. Senator A. J. Horsey is President
of the organization, and many well-to-do farmers
are among its share holders. By the rules OF the
organization, no one person is permitted to own
more than one hundred shares. ANY one how
ever, whether patron or not, is permitted to
own from one share to one hundred shares. Ihe
par value of a share is $500
The store started with a stock Of about $2,4OO
worth of goods, and now will inventory about
twice that amount. During the time it has been
in operation, it has made a monthly rebate to
purchasing share holders Of five per cent and
has so melted the dealers of the town that all
goods are now bought in the cities at much low
er prices than formerly. In this, it has been Of
great benefit to all the people Of the neighbor'
/ hood Its existence was the cause for much op'
position at first, but time has demonstrated that
/ it was benefit to the community, and now its
growth is only a question Of time.
Mr.. Jacob Adams is Secretary; Thos. G. Hor
sew is Superintendent; and George Pusey is
Store-keeper.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
EUXARIS
What is Euxaris Z

A Milford man went to a doctor and told him
Doctor, there is something the matter with my
brain. After any severe mental exertion haYe
headache. What is the remedy for it," THE
best remedy is to go to Fred, Voelker's barber
shop nearly opprsite the Post Office, and get fret
class shave, shampoo, and hair cut" FIed's IS
the most high toned shop in the town
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12

TIE chances are about even between
the reelection of8fr Salisbury to the
u. s. senatetar the choice Of some other
nerson for lie ensuing eight years. II
a ieported that the New Castle mem-
hers are quite united for the ex-Senat-
or. that Kent members are evenly al
vided, and Sussex members are al op
pased to him.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12

Commemorate. G. Brown, Of Wyoming, is
the Secretary elect Of Fruitland Grange, instead
Of the Worthy brother whose name was announ-
ced in these co umns last week.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12

WHAT a picture is wagon loaded win eorl'
Of You and me as loaded with Gods mercies
From our cradle up till now, every day has cd
ded sheal Of blessing Let us adore his good
ness and yield HIM cheerful gratitude. When
the children Of Israel wers in the wilderness
they went forth every morning and gathered
the mama. Our mama does not come to US
every morning, but it comes once ayear. II we
went out into the field and gathered food which
dropued from the clouds, we should think It a
great miracle; aid is it not as great marye'
that our bread should come up from the earth as
that II should come down from the sky! There
fore. whenever we find the harvest comes, let us
he grateful to God, and let US not suffer the sea
san to pass over without psalms and thanksgiving
believe shall be correct if ] say that there
is never in the world, as a rule, more than SIX
teen months supply of food-that IS to say, when
the harvest is gathered in, there may be sixteen
months supply ;'but at the time of harvest there
is not usually enough wheat in the whole world
IN last She population more than four or five
months. so thatif the harvest did not come We
should be on the verge Of famine. We still live
from hand to mouth. To the Christian il shonld
be great Joy. by means Of the harvest to receive
an assurance Of Gods fsithfulness. The LORD
has promised that seed-time and harvest, sum
mer aud winter, shall never cease; and wheT
Won see the loaded vain, carrying ia the crop
Won may say to yourself, "God is true to hi
nronisa. SDurqedn.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
Grange Department.

Contributors. - j. j. ROSA, MRS. E II
DILW0RTH. U-M. BEAN, f. H. BAN
CROFT. j. G. BROWN. p. HYDORN and
slheYs
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
ALDEN EVAPORATING
FRHII COMPANY.

The Alden EvapOrating Fruit Com
pany of New York City, has purchased
an Of the patents ofCharles Alden, and
Is now the sole and exclusive owner Of
all the rights and privileges thereun-
der. It is prepared TO settle with all
infrin6ers under either of the Alden
patents, and to grant licenses for future
use of Evaporators. 1t gives notice
that suits for damages and for an in
junction to prevent the further use OF
EvaporatOrs will be brought against all
persons using any of the inventions
shown and described in either Of the
Alden patents unless q speedy settle
ment for past infringements ana an
arrangement for future use of Evapo-
rators be made with the Company.
All communications may be ad-
dressed to Robert w. Todd counsel FOL
the Company. 229 Broadway New
York City, ~
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
EUXARIs 81
Try EnXaria.

John II. APPEL is tha leading contectioner and
baker Of the peninsula, south Of Wilmington;
Finest cakes and ice cream furnished in large and
small quantities.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
FLoTsAM AND JETsAM.
EUXARIsl
What Is EnXnris Z

I carry the largest assortment Of Boots aud Shoes
In Milford. and prices at the bottom. All goods
warranted at the Bee Hive, Geo. H. Hall, II s 10
South Walnut St.
Call and see Our handsome wall papers at FOHlk
& DeIamator's.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
EUXARIs
Use EHxaris.

Lstehum sells the most fragrant cigar In Mil
ford, st his store opposite Lowery's Hotol.
Have you smoked any Of Latehun'a for cents
cigari they are the best in town.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
nkruptcy.

The general agreement Of all parties
during the past few weeks, with the
sentiments expressed at the late ses-
sion Of the State Grange isan evidence
Of the practicahiIity Of Grange theo-
rIes. and a compliment to the prudent
methods Of the Order II the signs Of
the times are indeed any INDIGESTION Of
he dawning ofa better day, all the
ople have occasion to rejoicei and
none ought to find cause for jealousy
as to how these things have been
brought about
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-12
ne WHOLESALE TRADEI,

Lorard Tobaccos as low any Wholesale Grocery o.
Tobacco House in Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore q
New York, at Holland and Sons.
Cigars at $14, $15 SIS. 500, $50, and $751; at HOl-
land and Sons.
Carks O. N T. Spool Cotton at 55 cents net or 81 -
cts req with the usual discount off, at Holland and Sop
Marshalls thread in spoos Hanks at JobberPrioes
at Holland and Sons
nDaddy" matches at $a55 and $3.50 gross Holland
and Sons.
Rumford's Baking Powder at List pr at II; q 0onS
Powder, Shot and Caps at Wholesale Fl Sons
Starch, Potash and Cheese at City PRICES at H. q Sons
Chain soap at 4.8o box at Holland Sons
D. H. Holland Son.
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AVISO.

De la estancia de don Jose Domingo
Abreu, vecino de Hatillo, en- la noche
de, l8 del actual, fueron desaparecidos
dos Potros, de su propiedad de las Sc
mas siguiente: uno de color Aaino oscu-
ros cebruno, edad treinta meses, alzada
creciente, erin y cola regular, de paso
sobre paso, un lucero en- la frente,
una lista media apagada en- la nariz y
parte del menudillo izquierdo blanco,
nnas manchitas negras entrelazadas
en- ell casco de la una, ell menudillo
tracero derecho con una mancha blan-
ca en- la parte de atras y por delante
manchas blancas y negrss; y ell otro
de color negro mosqueado, erin y cola
regular, la punta de Ia cola blanca los
dos cabos tracaros tambien blancos,
ana rozadura de soga va sicatrizada en-
la pata derecha tracera, sin paso ARE
glado, de treinta meses y con unos pc
los blancos en- Ia frente. AL que diese
noticias de ellos, sera gratifcado gene
rosamente por su duefio.
Hatillo rs de Abril 1885, Por Jose
Domingo Abreu, Rafael Migaza del
Olmo. 90
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
EyTRADAS.

ENTRaDAS.
ABRIL 26.--De Areciso, gol. esp, "Corazon de Ma
ria q Ia order con cafe.
De yega-baja gol. esp. santa, con
azucaF.
27-De Fajardo, vap. ing. "Alavo" So
brinos de Ezquiaga con azncar de tran
sito
ss-De la isla, vap. esp. "San Juan,' d
Silva Ferrer Co. con carga y pasa-
jeros.
SALIDAS.
ABRIL 27.--Paravega-baja, gol esp. "Horteneia"
en- laotre
Para idem, gol. esp. "Aniia," en- las
tre.
Para Boston via Arecibo, beg ing
''Singusl" con azhcar.
Para Mayaguez. vap esp. "Avila' con
resto de carga
2s.-Para Carolina del Norte, brg. aleman
German Emma, en- lastre.
Para Yieques, gol. esp &C. N. r. con
provsiones.
Para Arecibe .escsla vap. esp. 'sElca
no.. con carga y pasajeros.
Para New-York, vap. ing. "Alvo' con
azucar
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FEDDERSEN WILLlNk & c..
ICON sucursal en- SAN THoMAs.)

Cornisionistas.--Ba -Banqueros-Gira lctras en- to-
da cantidades sobre las principales plazas dc Eu-
fopa y los Estados-Unidos.
fmportadores de todas procedencias con expeciali-
dad en- el amo de mercancias-SombFeros de Pa
mama.
Agentes generates de las siguientes companies de
Segaros contra incendios.--Royar Insurance Compa-
nv de Liverpool.--Northe Assurance Company d,
Iondres de SECURE MaFitimo--Marine Insurance
Company de Londres - De- segnfo sobre la vida
New York Life Insurance Company. New
York --Agentes del Lloyd Andaluz, Gadiz.--Agen:
les de la Compania Mala Real Inglesa. - Agentes
generates del famoso Abono para Ia cana, tabaco
caf6 de Ohlendorffol, Loudres. -Agentes del acre
dtado Abono para la cana Bradley superior Phos
phate.
Consulate Aieman.
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LINEA REGULAR
De vAPORES RSPANOLES CoRREOS
DE OLANO, LARRINAGA 4 Co.
vapor costanero 1snLCANo.'


A fin de evitar abusos que Ia empresa viene
experimentando por no cumpir los receptores
de la carga, 10 prevenido en- las condolences
So 81 de los conocimientos de embarques
de cabotage; hacemos saber que dichas condi-
clones estan en- todo su vigor por las que Sc
estipula en- el contrato de embarque.
lie Que la carga Sc recibe y entrega al
costado delbuque (condcidn (" del conoci-
miento.)
70 No Sc responde de los extravios y
averias que puedan sufrir los bultos que no Sc
hayan ido fecibir por los interesados al item
po de la descarga & (condicion 5 " del como
cimiento.)
Asi mismo hacemos saber que en- adelante
no Sc responde ninguna clase de reclama-
clones hecha fuera de su oportunidad que sera
nmediatamente despues de concluida la des-
carga del buque en- cada puerto y antes de en-
prender Wage para los demas de su itinerario.
Puertc.Rico, Abril 70 de 1883.
Agentss generates.
vIJANDl D %,
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Sc VENDE.

La possession denomi-
NADIA JUANP PEREZ, que
radica en- Monte gram
de, barrio de TOrreci-
lila, jusisdicci6n de Loi-
"a, de la propiedad de
d. J. Rene Beaupied,
residente en- Paris.
Tambien se::venden
las reses Y caballos que
pOsee ell due1o de Ia
4finca.
Ell que desee hacer
dicha adquisi6n pue-
de entenderse con ell
apoderado que suscri-
be. Francisco Tinaud.
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Real sociedad eCon0nlica
4 n I q os , IT 1Ats.
Secrekas.ia.

Habiendose acordado por Ia Sociedad Eco.
monica la creaci6n de una Catedra de dibujo
dedicada especialmente al industrial Topo-
grsfco; y debiendo nombrarse Ell professor
que ha de desempeharla, % avisa los qus
deseen optar en- ella:
lie One la Catedra % proveera por opo.
sici6n y comprendera los ejercicios que ~ ex-
presan en- Ell adjunto programa.
2.o La clase sera alterna para cads uno
de los ramos; de mo 10 que se daran semsnal.
mente tres classes de dibujo industrial j hes
del topografico.
Sc VI professor tendri por ahora b gpti-
tifcacion de $50 mensuales &
4. Q Para el desempeho de Il C&tedresss
exigira como inico requisite, 81 de su6cieicis
probada PER medic de Ia oposici6n.
Sc Las solicitndes para optar 4 C.
tedra, Sc remitiran q esta secretaria (Ateneo
Pnertoriqueho), durante un plazo de 80 alas
contados desde Ia f,cha de ID publicaci1i -
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Abril "a de 10ee-
Ell Sccretario, FRANcIscoJ j. HsRNAsDEz Sal
GApo.
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B. BORRAS HN0S. Tea1alsHs a5nl g.
Comisionistas y casa de giros sobre cualquier
punto de la Peninsula Islas adyacentes.
MUILENHOFF g. KORBER

Casa de giros comisiones, Dan ayances sobre
irutos etc: Giran corta vista sobre Londres,
Paris Nneva-Vork.
CAMBTAN DINERO.
Aseguran contra incendio riesgos maitimos
Representa- las Companies Noste-tiermanica
Lancashiere, British Fsrsign en- casos de ave
las a los asegurad res de HaEnburgo, Paris Bur
deos, Nueva-York, Phi slpa;a.
Agentes de Ia Compania Hamburgaesa-americana
de yapores
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Programa de los ejercicios y matsrias sobrs
que ha de versar la oposici6n u Citedra
de dibujo Industrial y Topogr&fco qus .
propone crear la Real Sociedaj Econ6mi.

Pr0grama de los eJerclcios y mater'as sobre
que ha de versar ls oposici6n u Citedn
de dibujo Industrial y Topogr&fco qus .
propone crear la Real Sociedaj Econ6mi.
ca de Amigos del Pals.
Ejercicio /. e-(escrito). - Consistir& este
ejercicio en- la reslaccion dc una memoris CO.
bre un punto que sacsr& Ia suerte uno do
los opositores, de entire los ternas dol progra-
ma de materias. Este ejercicio dursrG una
bora Sc llevara efecto en- presencis del ju-
RADIO, y sin el auxilio de obras de consulta. 6s
admitira tambien como complemento de este
eiercicio trabajos hechos con anterioridad
Ejercicio 2. e-(orar ConsistirG On una
disertaci6n de media hora sobre tres puntos
que sacara la suerte ell opositor pudlendo el
Tribunal hacer las objeciones que tenga por
conveniente. En- el case de que se haysn for
mado bncas, ell ejercicio se prolongar& media
hora para preguntas que reciprocamente pue-
dan dirigirse los opositores.
Ejercieio 8. 3.e-(gra6co).- Este ejercicio
consistira en- la ejecuci6n de los dibujos origi-
nales 8 copias sobre papel tela de marquills
que Sc propongln por ell Tribunal, y constar&
bujo, tanto grafico, como mano alzads.
Indice de las materias que han de compren-
uCi toc OJOAtASAVS ReA" - OkOSASAOAss
1.o Objeto del dibujo y sus fundanentos.
2.e Instrumentos que Sc empiean On 81
dibujo modo de usarlos.
So RESOLUTION gr&fica de algunos dc lss
principales problemas geometricos.
4. Nociones generates de proyeccionea.
5. Q Escalas.
g.. Diferentes proyecciones del oubo, pi-
ranide, hexagono cilindro.
7.e Intersecciones del cubo, como, y esfe-
ra, con un plano.
&C. Sombras propias y arrojadas sobrs
un plano horizontal del cubo, como esfen.
8. Principles generates de perspective.
10. Croquis acotado.
IL. Colores.
IL. > Representation gr&hca de los prsnci4
pales miembros de una maquina.
T0P0GRAFIA.
Modo de representa- 81 terreno , sua scci-
denies en- topografia.
Curvas de nivel.
a. =. n. q
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INTERESANTE
ALOS SRES. HACENDADOS.

Resultado prA ,tico del guano Ohlen-
.dorff en- las cafias de la Hacienda Isa-
bel. (Mayagiiez.)
Peso del guarapo..... 9 "a 81 grades.
Producto, cafia nueva.. bocoyes por cuerda.
retohos... idem. idem.
Fecha de la siembra.... desde 0bre. hta ABB.
Idem del corte ...,.. desde Enero hta. ABB.
Cantidad del Guano empleado, 5 on
zas por cepa.
Los Agentes,
81 Fsdderssn W1ll;nAf Co.
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CONSULAT DE FRANCE.
A WIS.

LIE sossigne s'empressc d'informer
ses nationaux ainsi que lee psrsonnss
qni auraient interet { ls savoif one, 8
psrtir de cejour, Les bureaux du Consu-
lat ont etc trausf9res { lsncien local,
calls Norxegaray ndmsro 8 N frsMts
al polrorin ciejo.
puerto-Rico le % Abril 1883.
lie Gerant dn Consulat
sn rx,,Av ~ nou. ~v,vxs.
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SE ALQUILA.

Ell todo 8 por naves, ell almacen de
material ntimero 3 Marina, frente al
Arsenal en- donde estaban depositados
los efectcs del Manila. Para nformes
dirigirse d los SREs. CARRERAs Y G.
As
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SOCIEDAD AN0NIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL
DE SAN JUAN DE PTO.-RICO.
Conr0cutoria d Junta General e1tra0r-
dinarid.

danaT1G.
No habiendose reunido ell dia 25 del eorrien-
te nimero suiciente de accionistas para po
der celebrar session, Sc convoca de nuevo la
junta d los efectos expresados en- la atencioD
eonvocatoria, para ell dia II del proximo mes
de mayo d las II del dia, en- la inteligencia de
que al tenor de 10 que expresa el articulo AZ
de los Estatuto;s, tendra efeoto aquclla y Sc
ejecutaran los acuerdos que tome, cualquiera
que sea ell numero de los aocionista que con-
curran.
Desde Ell dia de Mayo pueden los sehorcs
accionistas pasar d la secretaria de la sociedad
recojer la papeleta de asistencia dicha
junta, sin cuyo requisite no podra concurrir d
ella.
Quedan vigentes todas las demSs reglas in
sertas en- la anterior convocatoria lie del co
rriente, Pto.-Rco, Abril 25 de 1883.-El Di-
rector accidental, Francisco BAsToN Cor,
ron. AZ
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FOTOGRAFIA.
Verdadera ganga.

Por cualquier precio Sc vende una casa dc
.nainposteria situada en- esta capital muy
oien alquilada. I'm esta imprenta informa-
an 81
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Sc VENDE.

La casa de la Gale de la Fortaleza
ntmero II de altos y bajos. En- l.,
misma calle Ell los altos de la del nd
nero l8 dar&n raz6n. ~
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GACETILLAS.
Mes de Maria. -Daran princi-

pip en- San jose los tradicionales cnito
lei mes de las fl res ,consagralos d b
Reina de cielos y terra, ell martcs pro
ximo . de Mayo. Seran, como STEM
pre-. mny solemnes El temple .apare
cera primorosamente decora,lo POI Ia
Hijas de Maria que no pierlen eraslo
le demo trar N fervor hacia d 10 Madr
;lel amor hermoso. Adem&s de los acio,
piadosos de costumbre habra dlalosos,
infanties sobre diversos puntos reli-
giosos que estaran d cargo de deSpeJa-
los niIos. En- fin, ell Mes de Mtria d
este ano no desmerecera de los auterio
res, V estamos couvencidos de que h.
coucarrencia de tieles a San Jose sera
rxcesiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-29
reatro.-En la noche del jueves

tiltimo puso Ell escena la co;npahi'
Pildam dos preciosas comedias en- dos
,,ctos cada una: La Mama pot,tsct
lie Ramos Carrion, y LeUantar maer-
tos, de Pima y Basco.
La velada fee agradabilisima y en-
treteniia. Las obras, tan chistosas com
esmeradamente interpreta.las, causa-
ron grati>ima impression en- ell publ
co que Sc entreg6 una jovialidad en-
cantadora rindiendo de cuando ell cuan,
10 grandes aplansos en- pro de los ac-
torres actriees.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-29
GUIA LOCAL.


FORTALEZA IL - Casa de gros comisiones
Agente de los vapores correos de Espsna Compa-
MIA Alta de los Estados-Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-29
M odesto Corde-

Poesias.-DonM M odesto Corde-
ro, dc Yancn. ha tenilo IN amahllidad
lie enviaraos con aienta dedicltoria M
volumen de pocsias que ACADIA lie pn-
blicar.
Damos las gracias al poeta prone
tiendole hojear su obra.