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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

Kansas City Journal: The test vote
OF 90 against, and so for prohibition in
the Missouri legislature means that in
1884 the amendment Will be submitted.
In the meantime the temperance peo-
pie will experiment in various cities to
ascertain the virtues In high license.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

That rock-ribbed Democrat ic journal
the Kansas City Times, pays the follow
ing handsome tribute TO Senator Ed
munds: Mr.. Edmunds, senator from
Vermont. was elected president of the
senate after the resignation of David
Davis on Saturday. Mr.. Edmunds is
well worthy of the place. A long, con-
sistent and able public service united
with a private character unsullied and
above reproach, will give power, dignity
and respect to his rulings. Politically,
the Times does not agree in mar y re-
spects with Mr.. Edmunds, but it cheer
fully pays a just tribute to his virtues
as q citizen and his ability as a states
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. MaTchI
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; quiet; frmer; to
Toe higher; light, SO G0G6 20; mixed packing,
So 00Q6 20; heavy PACKING and shipping,
s7@7 25.
Cattle-Recepts. 1850; firm, $5g5I5 high.
er; poor to fancy, 81 1895 so; butchers, s30
Is; stockers anc feeders, s. 5O6iT5.
Wheat-Lower and regular, 81 Gs.
COrn-LOwer; 5Sc cash.
Qats-Lower; 42lsc.
Rye-LOwer, 65Kc.
Barley-ECmlnal.
Pork-Lower, $IT 50.
Lard-LoWer, 81 o2K.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
Free Of charee

All persons suffering from coughs.
colds, asthma, bronchitis, loss of voice.
or any affection of the throat and lungs,
are requested to call at 3. WheldDn's
drug store and ger trial bottle of DIR
Kings new discovery for consumpt ON,
free oi charge, which will convince
them of its wonderful merits and show
what regular dollar size bottle will do.
Call early.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
At st. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. March,.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. 10000;
Gctiye; firm; light 50 s5a7 90; packing, 20 90
O. 25; butchers to extra heavy. s. sol7 so.
Cattle Receipts, 1850; active and firm;
good to best heavy steers, IS 5O96 30; butch
ers, SO 2505 90 for common TO choice.
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Lower; No, ?. red, 81 II9tS1i IIX
cash; No. 3, red, 81 0GG11 o..
Corn-Lower, 5SKc cash,
Oats-Loweri 42566Is3kc.
Pork-Dull; SlS4G
Lard-NomInal.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

The stencil raised by the Democratic
officials OF Auglaize county, Ohio, in
their frantic hunt for whitewash, is as
terrific as 1t is significant. 1t is cold
day when a Democratic defaulter or
recreant official of some kind is not
making a noise in the land.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

Ottawa has foot pads who assault la
dies on their way home from church.
The moral atmosphere of that town will
be greatly improved when the Kansas
City s. Emporia railroad is completed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

The strange fact is noted that while
the Phoenix Park mnrderers are liberal
ly supplied with money, thousands of
poor Irish people are suffering the
pangs of starvation. The mystery of
the distribution of the large Land
League funds has never been explained
In q satisfactory manner.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

z. Stone Virgins still adheres staunch-
ly to his predictions as to big storm be-
ginning March 9th and eliminating on
the 18th. Housewives who are waiting
tor pleasant weather to wash bed-clolhes
should make q note of this.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

New York newspapers are nearly all
pitching into the whisky traffic. Stats
tics show that there is saloon TO 1875
people, and diagram dotted TO show
the location of the Tum-holes in certain
sections of the city looks worse than
smallpox patient.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
Cone.rn,pg ,he Dead statesman.


ATLANTA, Ga, March 5.-Hon. Jas s.
B ,yton, president of the state senate
was sworn in as governor. He has or.
dered an election to I'LL the vacancy
caused by Stephens death for the 24th
of April. The Democratic executive
committee OF the state has been called to
meet Thursday at Atlanta to consider
what action shall be taken The re-
mains of Stephens will be carried to the
capitol ct 3 O'Clock to-day TO lie in state
in the hall of the house until Thurs
day next, when they will be
inferred in Oakland cemetery. A CON-
mittee of the legislature is acting with
a citizens committee. The indications
are that the funeral viii be the largest
ever seen in Georgia. The city is heav-
lily draped. Flags are at hall mast.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
Trunks in endless variety from s1.75
ana upwards at the 90 cent store.

The manufacturers Of Sheridan,s
Cavalry Condition Powders intern us
that their powder will efTectuaiIy pre-
vent hog cholera and all other diseases
in hogs, and that they viii increase the
sIze ana weight one quarter.
For sale of Moore's drug store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
THE RAILROAD LAW.
Full Textef lie Report OF the Second
Conference COMMITTEES on the
Question of Railroad
Legislation.

As Adopted by the Kansas EIoase aud
Senate On Saturday
To tie Legislature IF tic State IF Il gasas.:
Your committee of conference On the
part of the senate and house have had
under consideration tie existing differ
ences between tha houses upon substi-
tute for house bills Nos. 200. 240, 100.
200, 20l, 81, 80, %, 2G and ~, and the
senate amendments thereto, and would
respectfully report ihat VIC have har-
monized tIic differences between the
two houses 10y agreeing to the amend
ments embodied IN the accompanying
bill, herewith submitted, and recon-
mend the same as amended, and ask thai
your committee be discharged.
GEo. S GREEN,
Chairman.
f. w. STURGEs,
! 4. t. ALLEN,
Eli TITUs,
Committee on partof the house.
w. j. BUCHAN,
| r. G. V. BoLINe,
Committee on part of the senate
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Among the mass OF dead and I'M
regretted bills presented to this con-
gress. none are more thoroughly de-
funct than that providing for the relief
of Fitz John Porter.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

Senator Ingalls,, having disposed OF
the Reverend DIR. Patton and the river
and harbor bill, Is sighting around to
see what else there is tina. would orna-
ment the under side of the table.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

Stone fences are becoming very popu-
lar In Kansas. 1t is said that a very
strong one can be constructed with a
quart of hard cider and six glasses Of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers
general public IN regard 10 Ayers
Cherry Pectoral All say it's the best
remedy that can be procured for all at
fections Of the vocal organs, throat and
lungs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

The prophecy that Wichita is des-
tined TO become the largest city in Kan
sas is NOT unreasonable, in view of the
increasing popularity of paper as build
ing material
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

OF the 1860 bills and joint resolu-
lions introduced in the Forty-seventh
congress all passed with the exception
~ IN EO7
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

A roller-skating rink has been estab-
lished at Russell, and the public will be
prepared TO hear of earthquake shocks
in that portion of the state.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

1t is estimated that the tariff bill
passed by congress will reduce taxation
at least 10000. 900 annually.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
A1exauder "a. STEPHENS Dead

ATLANTA, Ga, March 4. Governor
Alexander II. Stephens death occurred
at 3 80 O'Clock. About 2 o'clock this
morning it was evident that he was much
weaker and the crisis was approaching.
The doctors placed strong mustard
plaster on his wrist and let it remain
twenty minutes. When removed there
was not the slightest sign of inflamma-
ton. showing that there was very little
vitality left. At 30 his extremities be
came cold and clammy, and as
sumed a purplish hue. As the end
drew near, Stephens was lying on his
back with his head turned slightly TO
the right. The husky rattle in his
throat that had been plainly perceptible
earlier in the night had ceased entirely.
There was no more heavy breathing and
not the slightest gasping. At 10 the
family were called in. After breathing
almost imperceptibly few moments, he
died without the slightest tremor.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

q FRYE TO IA. H. psaatifai coiayed ZasTasing-
"a Shawing Anelent TesspIs aud Masonic 1fHt.sIs
~ AkVresnty discovered In Asziso; also tie large
- x ilInstrztsd Catalogue Of hasoss bosks and goods
bottom pT5ees also. gf the vcy
NHSs bt.sinesa offered r. n H. REDDlNG 4 CO.
1aonIe Publisher znd AsHgfAetETsr ssi York
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

The postotiice appropriation bill as
finally passed provides for twocent
postage after October 1.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1888.

Governor Click has signed the rail-
road bill and 1t Is now law.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

ATLANTA, Ga. March G.-Governor
BoyHfon has Issued proclamation max
Ing Thursday Stephens memorial day.
and asks that services be held in the va
rioTs churches.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
FAIRY QUEEN
Cast of the Operetta to BE Produced at
whiIley's Opera House on Thurs
day and Friday EYanincA

Cast of the Operetta to BE Produced at
vhiIIey's Opera House on Thurs
day and Friday Evenings.
The following is the list of characters
for the charming Operetta of FAIRY
Queen" TO be produced under the di-
rection of Prof Cushman at the Whitley
opera house Thursday aud Friday even
ings of the present week:
Fairy Queen. Mrs. l. ID. Fox
Effie. Miss Eva Finley
Mary Miss Nettie Finley
Mother. Miss Sarah Jones
Father. ...........M r. Will Burke
Puck (Fairv Clown. -. MIR. w. r Irwin
Peter Grim (Old Miser) F. c. Cushman
Fannie. Hattie Churchell
Fairy Sprite Queen. Grace Wheeler
Queen of Sleeping Fairies, May Daven-
port.
MAIDS OF HONOR.
Eva Sterry, NJ. L. Rookie, Matte Griffith,
Grace Wheeler, Cora Mitchell, May
Davenport,
Jennie Sheldon, Alta Hoagland,
Flora Meisse.
Sixteen Maid Attendants.
First Maid of Song. Helen Scott.
First Fairy Nymph. :. Grace Wheeler.
Second d" Jennie Wellman.
Third Daisy Ferguson.
Fourth IS Lulu Ferguson.
Fifth ..... Florence Hale.
QUEENS PAGES.
Jennie Perley. Georgia Griffin.
Anna Weaver. Maud Waite.
Neva Houston. Belle Sheldon.
Jessie Conner Nellie Wood.
Rosa Wells. Nora McClary.
Matte Bancroft. Laura Davis.
Mollie Bancroft.
Twenty-Five Sleeping Fairies.
Forty-five Running Sprite Fairies.
Grand Chorus of all the Fairies, con-
sisting of nearly two hundred voices.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08
THE LAST BILL

The last bill which passed the senate
to-day was house bill To fix the terms
of the United State courts in the east
ern and northern districts of Texas.
The bill reached the house Just as
Speaker Keller began his remarks pre-
liminarY to declaring the house ad
journed sine die The clerk, bill in
hand, rushed up t. The desk and at
tempted TO attract the speakers attention
but the gravel felt without the cove ted
signature.
Mr. HiscQck, chairman ut the house
committee on appropriations, furnishes
for publication statement relative to the
appropriation bills passed this session.
and which have become laws.
APPROPRIATIONS BILLS
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-08

with I'll reasonable dispatch, to-
wards its destination, provided that such
cars shall lie constructed in conformity
TO the rules and regulations of the com
pany to which such application is made,
and for such compensation rs
may be fixed by the commIs-
sioners, and having arrived at lis desti-
nation it shall be uniaaded and shall be,
unless Otherwise ordered by such ship
per, returned to lis starting point with
like dispatch, and shall not be deyiated
from its route, and shall be in all re-
spects handled the same as a car belong
ing to any railroad company, prooided,
that it may be by said railroad company
reasonably loaded upon its return trip
and the owner be allowed reasonable
sum for its use, and such owner shall
be responsible for all necessary repairy
Sec. 16 Neither said board of railroad
commissioners nor any railroad COM
pany shall raise the charge for trans
portation Of freight on any railroad with
out first giving sixty days public notice
of such change IN such manner as the
commissioners shall determine.
SEC. II Pirate persons : sleiteheS-
spurs, etc Any person, upon written
permission, given BY the board may ex-
ercise, in the same manner and TO the
same extent as is now enjoyed by rail
read companies, the right of condo mn
| ing and appropIIat!ug land and laying
out and constructing any spur, switch
or railroaf track tlsereoyer and canneCt-
/ ing the same with any railroad already
constructed And the right 20 use such
spur, switch or track shall be public at
rates and on terms aud conditions such
as the board shall prescribe, ii the par
| ties interested cannot agree.
SEC. rs. 1t shall be the duly of SAID
| commissioners, upon the complaint and
| application of The mayor and council of
| any city, or the trustee OF any township,
| to make an examination of the rate of
the freight tariff charged by any such
company, and of the condition or oper-
atien of any railroad, any part of whose
! location lies within the limits of such
city or township; and If twenty-five or
more legal voters il any city. or town.
ship shall, by petition in writing, re-
qnest the mayor and council of such
city, or ths trustee of such township, 10
make the said complaint ana applIca-
ton, and il the mayer and council, or
the trustee, refuse or decline 10 comply
with the prayer of the petition
they shall state the reason for
such mpliance in writing
upon the petition. and return the same
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MAIDS OF HONOR

MAIDS OF HONOR.
Eva Sterry, NJ. L. Rookie, Matte Griffith,
Grace Wheeler, Cora Mitchell, May
DayannOrf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-16

esta Acadia cinco dias, incomu-
cado, atropellado, sin tener ell que
dormir; en- que Sc probase que la
Guardia Civil hubiese violado al
gun domicilio ''tumbandouna puer-
ia, sin mas mdsicas", y que Sc
bubiese apoderado de una capa,
una petaca y dos panuelos DE- Cue
vas Calder0n
tCur tam earle, senores Re;lacto-
resi- JPor que tanto requisite para
insertar la defensa y ninguuo para
publican la acusaci6u Son esas
las pruebas de imparciali'lad, de
justicia, de amor q la Ley, de que
tanto biasonamos 9.... Ohras sou
amores, y no buenas razt hes!
Ruegoles Sc sirvan mandar in
sertar estas lineas en- las columnas
de su peri6dico, suscribiendome
de Wv. con toda consideration
atento S. $. @. B. s. NJ.
Guiiermo E'ontera.
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La Mano Negra.

Declaran sus organlzadores constl-
tnir una sociedad DE- los pobres con
ira sus lalrones verlugos.
La sociedad afirma que mlrchara de
acuerlo con tolaS las del nism1 carac-
ter establecidas en- distintos paises.
Los preceptos de la parte organlca
le los eStatuJ0s son POGO numerosos y
muy categ6ricos; casi to1os tienen CO.
mo sanci6n la pena de mnerte.
La sociedad es esenciatmente secre-
tn. Ell que por ligereza 8 mala f6 re-
vele algo de cualquiera de sus acto>,
sufrira una suspension ilimitada Ia
pena de muerte, segun Ia lmporiancla
lie la reveIaci6n.
Todo eucargo es obligatorio. Ell que
no h canpla ,era considerable como
traidor.
FL afliado debe oca]tar Ell pdblicQ
sus simpatias haciu la socie,ta7}. E>tt
10 distiQgnira segun los actos que rea-
lice. Deben. ademas, ser constautes
sus oticios, dando ersendcr sus
tamiilaS amigos que tElcth ahofFoS
para que no Sc extra1en de los ingre-
sos que tengan por raz6n de la socie-
dad.
Cada individuo recibira un subsidio
en- relaci6n d los ServicloS que presto,
Estan obligados q guardian secrcto aun
entire sus consocios sobre Ia parte que
reciban, bajo pena de mnerte.
Sc establecen d,spnes las coudicioneS
para ell ingreSo en- In asoclacl6n. Se
.xigei determinadas pruebas, y des-
pues de cumplidas, Sc presentara el
iniciado al grupo en- que ha de ingre-
sar, y los individuos que componen es-
re iran disfrazados, adoptau]o adend>
rodas las precaucioue> po>lb'eS para
,vitar una sorpre>a. De~pn6, de or
e, Sc procelera a vota,ida, siendo ne
,esario para ser admitido la unalimi-
lad de votos.
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Ell CANTAR DEL REG0CIJ0.
4 MI BUEN AMIGO
DON JOSE 4. NEGRON SANJURJ0.

Una fresca mahAna
Del mes de Abril tiorid),
En- la alfombra que finge el ycrle prado
Metlitaba mi espiritu tranquilo.
En- Ell altar de Ori
AsoMaba el .umi1ic0
A,tro del dia su dorado rueda
D. los m0ntes dorando ell alto pico.
De lucidos colores
Lienaha del rocio
Las perlas que la aurora deTramaha
La ignea faz he aquel astro brillantisimo.
Elevaba su Gina
Tn verde mo ,tecl'o,
Tn alcazar mintieGdo cuya base
Sc deslizaba un caplichoso rio.
Los bosques, do las aves
Modulaban sus trinos,
De los ravos de Febo defenlia
Ell ramaje de verde rcvestido.
y viendo el panorama
Que presenta el Atisimo
En- aquellos lugares do Natura
0stenta sus magnihcos vestldos
Die -"q que va no cante
Mi lira el regocij0;
De Nalura ell lenguaje es mas poeuco,
Allegro Is mas del avecilla el trlno. =
r. WALES MATARREpoNA.
Pto.-Rico.
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GINO PERII|l\O DIS[ELTO.
V abOnO fertilizante
PARA LA CANA DULCE
OHLENDORFF.
PA RTS.
Medalla de orc.
1873.
PARIS.
Medalla de ORC.
1873.

emrez6 Chile PERI, las cxpeiciones de
GUANO dIstos a1ne venido acendoe mncha
canal aad del artno haya
de los embaque de a aene las
calo ell tbeno Cn ndian que durane ell
amos altos tips lie precios para ell GUANO
eevado amqne do bigad estabecer
ma acrediao IUANO PERUVANO DSUELTO
Este fan de ano favor tan excentes resndos ha
o too los p promore de aa 10 oec mos de La msma
cll d sabe, garantizando ell anallss:
eqnivaente al 00 lie AMoSACo vohtizabe fjo
Is de FoSFATo GUANo soluble
dem de idem insoluble
Para los pelos de los panta
empeo proportion hmo preparao qua
no PERUVIANO DSUEO stMERo que gamntzamos ontener:
NrR6GENo elnvaente al o0 de AMoSAco no volatiizabe
de FosFATO CuANo soluble.
lem de ilem ns0nble
la caldad
que AMoNACoy vnde pco mas barato
Sendo prca estabca cnbremos nura garanta
de GUANOS
que aema ana de maea organca Cal Sales
acalinas, prolucindo Potasa
la CiUANO PERUVIANO DISUELTO
atenc6 suba del CT ANO PERUNlANO, algunos
aenaio puelen tai
ilzanec conpuesto
N1rR6GENo quivalnte al 00 de AHoSAco volatizable
d. FosFAT solublrs.
400 dc Ilm nsolUbes.
de POTAsA
los pnaores obndran los resulta
empo ABoSo mate
one todos los CONSTITUENCIES enntos
prfonameno de cana Como responde
garan de la unifmdad de calad dumo
fma de e FERTIANTE CoMPUEsTo mas rico
provecloso de sn clase
Nos permmos al ASAs1s DrlMES que acompa
namos Voece Membo de la Socedad Real Qumlco
la S0cielad de Agriculture de
LAB0RATORIO ANALITIC0.
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territorio el inliscutible derecho que
cada uno tiene aantor zar Y protocolar
en- su respective eStudio toda ciase de
documentos. va 81 refieran d asantos
maritimos, merantlIes y de Haclen-
la, como a cu leSquiera 0tros contrafos
en- que IosilteresadoS neceslten de la
fe piiblica.
Tempo era de one tai determination
Sc tomara en- consideration por aque-
LA colectiyidad, pnes, 81 bien es clerto
1ue desle |. : lie Abfil de 1874 rigt
en esta provicia una ley del Notariado
como la de la Peninsula, en- cnyo aru-
culo |. 9, apartalo ?. >, Sc dice clara
mentc sin dar lugar a otra interpre-
taci6n que " habra una soia claSe de
Notarios'', venimos observando que ann
existcn en- esta Capital Y aun creemos
Iue en- algGnos otros pnntoS de Ia l<la,
f1ncioaarios de aquella e>pecie que in-
lebidamente Sc titulan !" Notarios de
Marina V Hacienda" hacienda ver al
publico que solamtnte EN- eltoS reside
Ia taclujau ue aNtpfIHdi lodOo io9 "NloN
relatives aquellos ramos.
Como la idea del cscIarecimiento de
astos hechos solameutc tiene por ohJe-
To hacer preSente d los otorganteS Ia
sibertad en- que estan de requerlr o
acudir d cualesquiera de los Notario~
para que den e DE S9s actos . contra
tos. va sean mercantiles, maritlnoS, dc
Hacienda Ii otros de dif.rentes ramos,
uos abstenemos por ahora de otroS CO.
nentarios en- que apoyar la plausible
determination de aquel centro, cuya
publication, sin embargo, conslderamos
de alta importancia porqCe uende
torregir ciertos abusos que tai yez, por
una Interpretation err6nea, venlan CO.
meti6ndose por algnnos tnncionarlos de
Ia i~la Y e>p2ciuilnrnte en- Ia aWtaI,
pucSto que >e atribalau prlNlltglos es-
peciale> que de,uparecieron por COM
plrto dr~,le la promulgacidn de Ia ley
lei Notariado rctcri la.
".
Puerto-Rico. Is Fehrero de 1883.
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ALA EMP 4 ESA MARTINA
L / t. IL TO IL | @ L r \ y

Baio este epigrate hemos visto Ell Ell
utimero 80 del BoLETIN MERCASTH,
correspondence al 10 del corrlente, I'M
comnnicado llumando la atenci6n de tan
respectable cmpreSa sobre los beneiiclos
lne obtendria delicando sns vapores al
lransporte de ganado de csta isla d las
tranceSaS E inglcSas yecinaS.
NADIA tendriames que ohletar d los
senores X. X, frnantes del articnlo
Iue nos otupa, 81 Sc huhieran lintado a
A>timular a los Representatives, de la cl-
tada empresa para con.egmr el I'm IN
licado, fundand0 sn argnmcntacl6n en-
bases s6i.las. pero como Ia razdn de
mas peso que aducen es Ia nrticia de
que por este puerto 50 eXporta annal-
nente ganaao por valor de 100000.
10 cual no & cXacto, pnes SegIln datu>
ticiales que hemoS tornado no ilrga d
100000. nos vemos precisados Ii rettl-
tar su aseveraci6n puestoquc desgran IA
lamente di>ta mucho dc acercarsc d Ia
tifra verladera de reses exportadas
lnualmcuie ppr este puerto.
Spguramcnte los senOres Xxx han
lido pesimamente informados respecto
a este particular, Y nos permitlremos
lamar sn atenci6n hacia los dat ver-
laderos a fin dc que sc sirvan rectiticar
,u equivocada opinion, pues de ella Sc
Ieduciria tener este pueblo una eXtrac-
ion de reses superior Ell mucho d Ia
Iue tiene.
Como para nuestro objeto basta 10
indicado, prescindimos de ocuparnos d"
los demas particulars del articnlo,
pucs solo es nucStro amino precisar
con exactitud Ia verdad de los hechos.
r. r. Ga H.
Naguabo, Is de Mario de 1883.