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claimed Gore, disdaining to take advan-
tage of the means Of escape until all his
men we're safe. They were all up but
one, Jim Rely, who was rheumatic and
unable to move fast. For Gods sake,
come up, Gore!" cried they on the .sum.
nit of the firm bank mot to leave this
poor fellow" replied the contractor,
pointing tc the decrepit old laborer.
The sand and stones were now sliding
down faster and faster, and the western
wall appeared TO be on the point OF
bursting.
at last the old man reached the tor
and Gore made bound for the ladder
but as he grasped the rung the bank,
broke, and fifty tons of sand descended
with crash. Situated as he was, Gone
was only struck by the lightest end of
the mass, and was buried in the sand
up to his neck. A stone had struck him
on the head, but not with sufficient force
TO kill him. He recovered himself in a
few minutes, but was unable to extri-
cate himself form the Sarth around him,
the pressure of which was becoming
greater every minute.
fBoys," he shouted, II guess I'll
have to trouble you to dig me out, if you
can, and if you can't, l'll be all the same
obliged to you" A hundred willing
hands went to work to effect his deliver
ance. 1t was tedious process, for the
only way to avoid an additional fall OF
earth was to make transverse cutting.
A sponge saturated with wine was
lowered and he managed to get it with
his teeth. Hour after hour
passed. and yet the work of rescue
was not half accomplished. "Boys, is
ii any good?" he cried, and they told
him they would work all night for his
sake. The ground above was covered
with people, many of whom were weep
ing and praying for the poor fellow
Word was silently passed to the rescu-
ers to hurry in the name of Heaven, as
another slide ofearth Immediately above
Gore was threatening. 1t was now get
ting to be dusk, and an awful stiffness
fell upon all. Courage, Ealph, they
will soon have you," called out repor-
ter, but the words had barely passed his
lips when the dreaded slide began. The
doomed man saw it coming, and, ever
anxious for the safety of others before
his own. he cried to them to keep back
from the edge for their lives sake. His
upturned face was sight that made
strong men weep like children. "Good-
bye, lads. Remember me to-" To
whom Ralph Gore wished to be remem-
bered will never be known this side
Of the grave. The fall of earth that fol-
lowed buried his brave, sunburned face
twenty feet under the sand, killing him
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cleveland
Leader.
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Female Honesty Rewarded.

Not long ago rich man died in Brus-
sells, leaving nearly all bis fortune tc a
young woman who was entirely unac-
qusinted with him. This is how it came
to pass: He was very eccentric man
and set out like Diogenes in search of an
honest man. His.tub was an omnibus
and his lantern small coin. In the
omnibus he used to take his seat every
day near the conductor, and always
showed himself very obliging in passing
up the money of passengers and return
ing the change, but to the latter he al
ways managed to add franc or hall
franc. Then he would watch those to
whom it came. They would count il
carefully, notice the extra coin, and in
variably slip it into their pockets. Nc
one had any thought of the poor conduc.
tor, whose meagre salary Of three francs
a day could ill support such loss. But
at last a young woman passed hers back
with, Conductor, you have given me
half franc too much" Diogenes, de-
lighted, followed her home, made in
quiries, and as the inquiries were salts
factory, made his will in her favor
though he never gave her warning that
her half franc was going to bring her
half q million
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Flowers in the Home.
From the Toronto Globe.

from the toronto GlObe.
Flowersl How our thoughts brighten
nj that word! They fly back over, ten,
twenty, thirty, aye, forty years, to the
times when we wove garlands from the
Wild sweet blossoms. What dainty gold
N necklet we have since worn has
given us the pleasure we felt when we
ierked ourselves in a simple daisy chain?
ri our sW ;5CI G:7. - wish to speak
TO my sisters of the home; / s laii -, y:
remind them that nothing will make a
home truly refined but flowers. Ah,
they are infinitely more than rich furni-
ture, and even more than books or pic
lures, or music itself, fer they speak TO
all. None are too, old, too young, too
ignorant nor too refined to be taught by
those sweet, fragile teachers. Then,
busy, planning housewives, find a place
for something that will tell you "God is
love'-a little towering plant. 1t need
not be rare exotic in costly vase.
Prlmroses, violets, hyacinths, or any
sweet, simple flower in an ordinary pot
is quite enough. But you can make your
pot quite work ofart with little pa
tlence, ingenuity and corks. Take a
tiower-pot, small wooden box, or any
'uihS convenient, anu que on fragments
OF corn until the outside is covered with
rustic coat. Then fill with mold and
plant your flower.
Another way is--plant your pot or box
d.rk brown; then, when, it is dry,
gum on some of those pretty, cheap
scraps in wreaths or groups. and finish
with coat of clear varnish. Yet an.
other way is to adapt common sea shells
and pebbles: All, they are little things,
but they will brighten room, and per-
haps sad. dark, weary soul What
memories they awaken! But week ago
a pot of spring flowers was placed in my
hand, and with their sweet breath float
ed the memories of ten years ago, when
gathered the wild flowers and woye
them into gurlands; when [ was not
alone, but had the companionship Of one
who now sleeps in Gods Acre beneath
the flowers, when my faith in God and
man was mistaken; and for that glimpse
of my fair, pure childhood was strong.
er and better. Then find place for
flowers. For all your care and trouble
their sweetness and beauty will reward
you fourfold.
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Under Twenty Feet of sand.

The tragic death ofpoor, noble-hearted
Ralph Gore, of Erie, has been made the
more narrowing by knowledge of the
details. Gore was contractor, and al.
though poor and uneducated, he was o
fine specimen of the true-hearted,
whole-souled Irishmen. On the morn
ing that he went to the Poplar street ex.
cavation for the last time, he was heard
to remark that his orders for additional
boarding up the sides of the cutting had
not been complied with, and that this
neglect must be repaired Immediately
There were about thirty laborers work.
ing ct the bottom when he descended,
and as he issued some orders he
noticed the fail of some gravel
and sand from above. Look
ing up he turned pale and shouted: ::
Make for the ladders, men, there will
be cave in!" A rush took place for
the ladders, and men scrambled and
climbed over each other in the effort to
reach the top before the wall caved in,
Quick, boys, or you are lostr' ex-
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California Grape-GrOWIng.

Grape-growing in California pays
about as well as any form of agricultural
industry, even without discounting the
extravagant stories told about the profits
of orange culture. The Napa Register
tells ola vine grower in Green Valley
who has a vineyard comprising only
twenty-one acres, but these Welded
enough to enable him to ship 100 tons
of grapes to wine cellar in Napa City,
and 5000 boxes of 50 pounds each to San
Francisco, and still keeps on hand ten
tons for his own use. The grapes thus
shipped by him sold fo- $50 per ton in
Napa CITY and at two cents per pound
in San Francisco. giving him $5lOO The
entire cost for growing and selling the
fruit was $3.50, leaving him net profit
of over $4,000. or more than 5000 an
acre. Wheat-erowing, even with the
most successful crops, could not have
paid over $50 an acre. The land that
yielded so bountifully could have origin.
ally been bought outright for much less
than the profits of a single year.
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Tupper's Financial Troubles.

A movement is on foot in Engl land Ia
honor Mr.. Martin Farquhar Upper, the
poet, with pecuniary testimonial Of es-
TEEN, which, it is stated, will be most
opportune. Mr.. Tupperis is now seventy.
four years Of age, and has been engaged
in literary work for more than half q
century. tone curious feature in this
appeal" says the London Echo. sis the
statement that, although "Proverbial
Philosophy has had world wide cir.
culation, its author has not reaped that
pecuniary advantage from its eale to.
which in fairness he ought to be entitled,
and that this has been the case especially
in America, where one.and-a-half mill
lion copies have been sold without. the
authors obtaining the slightest fnan-
cial benefit. We hope this appeal viii
touch the Americans. If they were tc
discharge the moral debts they owe e
English literary men,. they would have
to send across the Atlantic at least
thrice the amount of the Alabams
claimso s'f 49, m
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California Brandy.

The San Francisco Chronicle thinks
we must send to California. when we
get sick, for pure brandy. It SAYS:
Nearly all the brandies used in COM
merce are colored, which admits the
admixture Of foreign Ingredients without
detection. The pure brandies are pale
in hue, having no other color than that
deIi we'd from the wood OF the casks in
which they are kept. Were colorine
matter entirely disused IL Is obvious
that the difficulties attending the sophis-
tication of liquors would he greatly in
creased. In this general deterioration
OF liquor and scarcity of pure stifnulanp
i Is evident that California il one Of tho
few regions Of the world where unadul-
terated brandies must be looked for.
Our native wines. thanks to the inteIli-
gent influence Of the state Viticuitural.
society, are kept pure. Our brandies,
though small amount Of coloring mat
ter is used by some makers 70 Rixe the
hue which most purchasers consider =
test of their quality, have mot been To-
any apprecinble extent adult lterated 4
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-31

The eloping couple, Mr.. Russell and
Miss DeForrest, who were married in
the City Hall, Jersey City, on Friday,
returned to that city the same evening
and were again married by clergyman.
This was done to satisfy the scruples oi
the lady. Mr.. Rissell is New York
broker.
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OF the class of thirty-six who recently
graduated at Bowdoin college only two
propose to enter the ministry.
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GRANDMoTHER's KITCHEN.

But out from the replace old,
Up to the darkening rafters
There shot CLEAN of gold.
Lighting the face OF the dial
On the ancient family clock,
Showing the chairs and tables
Otgood old Puritan stock.
The tins on the dresser shining,
The sand on the whitened floor,
And grandfather's hint-iock musket
Above the high-latched door.
The spinning wheel in the corner,
The silhouettes on the wall,
And shining upon the dresser
Decan;ers straight and tall,
The shadows danced and dee pened,
The corners filed with gioem,
The sparks died out on the hearthston
And darkness filled the room.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-31

Seyenty-six new Episcopal churches
are being built in Florida,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-01-28
A / o P E z

E. Hase recibido aqui, con do
lorosa sorpresa, la sensible muer-
tie del ilustre Marques de Co
millas, fundador y Jefe de la
magnifca flota de vapores que
hasta hace POGO llevo ell nom
bre del distlnguido patricio que
ACADIA de bajar a la tumba y con
ell cual hemos encabezado estas
lineas.
Grande es la perdida que expe-
rimenta Espana con el falleclmien-
to del acaudalado pr6cer que tan
to impulse imprimi6 a la navega-
cion nacional y tanto prestigio ha
dado a nuestra Patria tn los mares.
Scale la terra l'gera, y descan-
Sc al lado del Supreme Hacedor
su alma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-01-28
Ferro-carriles.

Las lineas de ferro- -carriles es-
panoles que Sc hallaban ell explo-
taci6n al terminar el ano de 1880,
lice un peri0dico, median 1494 k-
l0metroS, importando las snhyen
clones otorgadas por el Estado pa
ra su construction 556,672, 1919 pc
>etas; ell capital reaIizado por ac-
clones 533.69l, ,4l6, Y las obliga-
clones eInitidas por las companies,
l,0S5 1863, ,507 pesetaS. El movi-
niento de viaieros, que en- 1872,
cOu 5,50I Kilometres en- explota
cion, assemble 1900, JIG, en- 1880
>e eleva a 14.S33,321. Los pro
iuctos por este concepto, que e"
1872 fneron de pesetas 34.303, $50,
n 1880 rinderon 46.374,097. En
1892 trasportaron 4.776,72l tone
adas de mercancias, que prodnie-
ron 59.229, 264 pesetas. En- 1880
trasportaron toneladas 1l.305, 495,
Y reudimiento en- pesetas noyenta
Y cuatro mIll0nes quinientos cua
renta un mil tre>cientos setenta
V cuatro. III produc;o hruto tota
en- 1867 fue de 79.6l9,98l'41 pesr-
Gas, el liquido 3S.622,il3, cnya>
:ifras sobre 12.690.SO2 kilometres
recorridoS, dan por kil6metro
6'27 pesetas Ell ell primer concepto
Y 2'96 Ell ell segundo. A los Ca.
yorce amos, EN- 1880, ell numero to-
al de Kilometres recorridos sc ele-
Va a 1872 9S9, ell producto brato
= 15L324, ,503'24, 8 sean 3'04 POI
kl6metro y el producto llquido
Il 74,778,90655, 8 r54 pesetas por
kl6netro. FL material movil en
1880 Sc componia de l,245 Iocomo-
tora>, con fuerza de 439,063 caba-
los, 1853 tenders, 1869 coches de
,iajeros y 21,949 wagones de mer-
cancias.
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FUNDICION,
TALLER de MAQUINARIA
Y CARRETER A
dc los Sr8S.QQGrGjGta HnS.& Co.
ll3 m. y V.

En- este establecimiento ell mas an
tiguo y acreditado de la isla, Sc cons
rruyen t0da clase de pleas de maqul-
ria para ingenios de azlicar; como CO.
ronas, cillndros, maZos curenas y rue
das de engraje, tahonas, descascarado-
res todos los accesorlos necesarlos
para haciendas de cafe y ruedas hidrau-
licas para dar movimiento d las taho-
mas, asi como para bueyes 8 caballos.
Tambien tiene constantemente cons
trnidas Y en- construction ruedas para
carretas de las mejores y bien sasona-
das maderas cuya solidez Sc garantiza
d los precios siguientes, tomando de
dos pares en- adelarte d saber:
Ruedas de 5 pies con Zorro de l pull
gada $50 ell par.
Id de id con" Zorro de ! id $40 ell id.
Id de id con Zorro de { id $42 ell id.
Id de id con Zorro de ! id $3S ell id.
Ademae esta siempre provisto de los
articulos siguientes; ejes de hero pa
tentes para carreta arados para ell cui-
two de la cana, americanos desde ntime-
ro / d 4, ingleses de hierro, fran
ceses y del is,~subsuelos 8 cuchi-
las, cadenas para arados fuertes,
fondos de Carron con pico y sin pico y
valvulas para los mismos, tuberias de
nierro para vapor de / d 4 pulgadas,
tees, codos, flames para unlones, redu-
cidoras y tuercas, tubos para calderas,
Ilaves de bronco con ruedas y de val
vulas y para cilindros de / a3s pnlga-
la, estopa patente estopa de cahamo
torcido, tornillos con tuercas de todas
dimensiones, lingotes parrillas para
hornilla de Al d 5 pies, remaches de
hierro de todas classes desde / d una
pulgada. Acero en- gran surtido de
todas dimensiones, gonna elastIca para
empate, aceiteros para cilindros de va
rios tamaflos, llaves prueba de aqua
para caideras; pitos para vapor; LIZA en-
hierrro, para maquinas, pintura blanca
fina para empates, cobre en- barras, mi
non en- polvo, polvo de hero, docas
de incendio con sus llaves, correa in
glesa desde. 2 hasta s pulgadas, gonna
para empates y otros varlos artfculos.
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Puerto-Rico, Enero 0 de 1882.
GAIA DE AH0RR0S
D = p o n G y.

Por acuerdo tornado en- Junta gene.
raj de accionistas, Sc ha transferido pa
ra del lie ale de Mayo pr6ximo, Ell
pago de las acciones suscritas y que Sc
suscriban para constitnir los $3.50, 900
de capital lie la Sociedad an6nima dc
credito ell que ha de transformarse e.
ia Gaia de Ahorros, continuando hasta
dicha fecha alberta la suscripci6n de
acciones.
Ell valor de cada una de estas es
$50 mIc. Su pago ha de hacerse pre-
cisamente ell las oficinas de-. esta So
ciedad en- la fecha arriba citada.
Los que deseen tomar algunss, de-
ben snscribirse desde luego, dirigien-
dose al efecto por carta al Tesorero D.
Juan Mayoral, quien les expedirA el
correspondence certi6cado de suscrip-
ci6n.
En- los certificates expedidos ya en-.
tiendase alteradas las fechas que sc f.
jan, de acuerdo con transferencia indi-
cada. -
Las acciones que en- ell termino fla
do no hayan sdo satisfechas, quedar&n
de derechO caducadas.
La nueva Sociedad quedara consti-
tuida en- primero de Julio proximo, 81
como es de esperarse, ha descendido
ent6nces la aprobaci6n consiguients
del Gobierno de s. NJ.
Hasta tanto, y con la del Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General de esta Provin-
cia, continuara esta Gaia de Ahorros
en- las mismas operaciones de que 60
ha venido ocupando desde su funda-
cion en- 1873, ajustada So actual Re-
glamento.
Ponce, 8 de Enero de 1S83.--El DE-
rector presidente, Francisco BARNES.
IL
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OPO SICION & S

Segdn noticias que hemos re-
cibido, terminaron ell l9 de Di-
ciembre ultimo en- Madrid los
ejercicios de oposici6n a la Cate
dra de Fitogratia y Geografia bo-
tanica, nueyamente creada en- la
Universidad de la Habana, ha-
biendo designado el Tribunal, por
unanimidad, para desempenarla, al
Doctor en- ciencias naturales don
Jose Planellas Llanos, empleado
de Hacienda que ha sido durante
siete amos en- esta Isla, y d quien
enviamos, con tai motive, nue>tra
mas cordial enhorabuena.
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Diciembre de 1865, epoca EN- que,
81 la memoria no nos Is Inilel, ST
.stablecieron Ell esta isla los men-
eionatos Juzga'los dc Paz, "que
dnieamente podian optar las Sc
cretarias dc Ayuntaniento, en- Wiz
tud de la excepci6n contenida et
ei articulo ). : :.del apendice al Re
glamento para la ejecucion de la
Ley del Notariado, y con la llmlta-
cion dc tempo que Ell el Sc expire
,a, los notarios que, no desempe
nando i la vez Escribania de ac-
tuaciones, estaban en- possession de
dichas Secretaries al tempo de pu-
olicarse la citada Ley"
Con 10 eXpuesto, pucS, creem0>
haber demostrado practlea y legal
mente los raZonamientos que nos
sisten para pedir que Sc nos rele-
ye, al como i los tmpicadoS qu.
de nue~tras oticinas dependen, de
ententler en cl despacho de los
asuntos criminales; y co!itiadoo en
que uuestra supliea sera atcndlda
cual corresponds, nos perinlt'mo>
eievarla hasta los centres superlo-
res, de los cuaies esperamos recta
y ctlmplida rep;Wacton.
Praxedes Santiago.
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TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Madrid, enero l8.-De las 10000, ,000
pesetas de que Sc hace menci6f en ei
iespacho de aver como existentes en-
las calas de la Hacienda, so est&n des-
tinadas al pago del cup6n de la renta
que vence en- enero, y p al pago tri-
nestraI de la amortization de la deu-
Ia; adeInas hay en- poder del Gobierno
100000 en- bonos del 4 por ciento.
Ell marques de Sardoal ha sido elee-
% primer vioe-presidente de la CANA
"a de Diputados.
Ha fallecido don Antonio Lopez, e.
IdudaJor de las hneas de vapofes de
aba y Filipinas.
El martes se sintieron en- veintidos
puntos de Murcia terremotos que de-
Tumbaron varIas easas.
Washington, enero l8.-En el pro-
yecto sometido d la Camara por la CO.
mission de aranecles, quedsn material
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nente redncidos los derechos del azd-
car. particularmente los dc las gradua-
clones inferioreS..
Madrid, enero i9.-Ha hahido nne-
,os terremotos en- Murcia.
Londres, enero 20.-Ni6gaSe Ia mott
ia relativa la tentativa de aseslnato
contra ell Sultan.
Telegrafian de Paris que corren rn-
nores De haberse descublerto una cons
piracion !egitimista en- los departa-
mentos del Oeste en- Francia.
Habana 20.-Oro Espanol de 894 d
30 POO. ?.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-01-28
VALDEPENAS.

Esquisito vino blanco roio para
mesa, legitimo de esta procedencia Ell
octavos de pipa propios para familias.
Sc acabas de recibir y 10 venden en-
Ell almac6n de los SREs. +. MARToRELL
4 Co, calle del Deposito nhmero 8
(Marinaf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-01-28

lolas tlenen su tempo para caer, y la
.tores viven nn verano soIamenfe, pc
70 Ell cabeIlo 81 esta Juiciosamente cnl-
lado debe durar toda la vida. Nutrid-
10 con ell Ionico ORIENTAL y asi sucede-
"a. No puede perder su vigor y her
nosura mientras Sc applique este estl-
nuIante suave d las raices y fibras que
10 observer.
Las se1oras hallaran en- 6l la mcor
lefensa contra las canas y la calvlcie,
tdemas de coinunIcar un hermoso brl
10 a sus treuzas y Rios, y para las
oarbas de los caballeros es la prepa-
racion mas agradable.
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AVISO.

A los Sres Curas Parrocos y vica.
rios de los pllubios de esta Isla.
Casullas de diversas classes y colo
res con sus accessories para decir Misa
y demas solemnidades de Ia Iglesia,
en- las pr6ximas fiestas de Cuaresma,
Semana Santa y Pascuas de Resurec-
cion.
Detallan muy baratas Garcia y o.
Farril. Tetusn 30. San Juan Puer-
to-Rico. 9.v.
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EN- CAYEY.

Con el competente permiso Sc
preparan para los dias %, "a y %
lie, proximo Febrero, grandes
desafios de gallos y a los cuales
e INVITA- d todos los ahcionados
de los pueblos de la Isla.
:. RAMON CoLLAZ0
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- 49,
ECHEGARAY.

Por ell iltimo vapor correo 20 ha re.
elbldo en- la lmprenta del BolErIs la
Ultima production de este autor que SO
itula:
Conficto entire dos de5eres.
y la collection. completa de todos fsus
dramas. :
Pracio' 90 cts eismplar.
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Maquina de vapor.

Sc halla de venta con su correspon-
diente caldera tubular con gu INJECTOR
nuevo de alimentaci6n todo en- buen es-
tado de uso, de fuerza de cuatro 4 cin-
co caballos informar&n: los Sres. Mar
qar, 8' Co. en- la Marina. 12
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Gaia de Prestamos.

Ell dia 81 del actual Sc rematarAn
en- ptblica subasta las prendas de los
talones que q continuation Sc expresan,
por cuenta de quien correspondent J or
den de los Sres. Tinaud & Co.
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DIR. d. FRANCISCO MURU.
BE Y GALAN, Juez de 10
instancia del distrito de San
Francisco de esta Ciudad, De-
canO de los de la mismn.

AL puplico hago saber; Que en- los autos del jui.
clio de quiebra de don Leonardo Igaravides en- la
segunda seccion de los msmos relativa Ia adm-
nstraci6n venta de bienes, Sc ha dispuesto ca
provdencia de esta fecha, sacar publica subasta,
las partidas dc azhcar que, 90 expresan CONT.
nuacion.
300 sacos de aSdcar de segunda tssados 10 pescs
quinta.
3IS sacos de azlicar tambien de segunda tssHdos
de la misma manera. d cinco pesos e quintaL
Cnyo remate tendrA efecto el lunes veinte
del corrients la una de Ia tarde en- los 10.
para conocimento de los que queran interesarse en
Il remate.
Dado en- San Juan Puerto-Rico 1 vcinte cincs
de Encro de mil ochocientos ochenta tres, - DIR,
FRANCISCO MURUBE. - 81 Escribsno, JOSE
VI. SANJUAN. IL
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Don Vicente Febre.

sscristan seglar residente en- ell pueblo
de Yauco desea una eolocaci6n en- una
de las parroquias de esta Di6cesis.
Lo que Sc pone Ell ell conocimiento de
los Sres. CuFas Parrocos. :,
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Una inStitutriZ con

diploma superior, sabiendo FRAN
cEs Y MUsICA desea colocarse en-
ana familia.
Informaran en- el HOTEL SAN
JUAN.