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Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

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creeh III li'!,' o''anilr, "a ,s" . .,h,in
al'et warns V"'y sd" ~ S'S' W Nv -
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Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
New Cars shipped Yesterday

Yesterday the Bowers, Dure 4 Com
pany shipped nine cars for the New
York and Brooklyn bridge, similar to
those shipped a few weeks ago. The
same firm also shipped four open excur,
sion cars to the New York and Man
haitian Beach Railroad. The latter are
a model ofexcellcnce and comfort.
The Jackson & Sharp Company ship,
ped five new passenger cars to the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad
Another shipment will be made to-
day by this firm, consisting of tive
Woodruff parlor coaches for the Man
haitian Beach road.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
Failure Young JOlis.

The failure of Chas. JollS, of Middle
town, to pass the ply examination,
after passing the competitive cxamina'
ton held in this city under the direc-
ton of Congressman Lore for the va.
cant cadetship in the L. $. Naval
Academy, and also having passed the
mental examination, at the academy,
will result in the examination of the
next highest candidate, l.. Calvin Ber
tolett, of this city. MIR. Jolls' trouble
was defective eyesight.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

James +. Wood Il Co. have received
a IarL, contract for cotton cans for "A
Baltimore factory They also hay"
been awarded the 'catrart for tin
roofing aud galvanized IRON work on
three splendid houses about being erect
ed by Cyrus Stern, ESP, at FIii and
West streets. M"Ssrs Wood - CO.
have prra' many orders for tin and
galvauia"d iron work, principally
among the manufacturers. We art
pleased to see them SO busy.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
A Model Machine.

The mode Of carpet cleaning in tins
enlightened age is certainly novel one
compared with tn" old Sryleot shaking,
hanging on a clothes line and beating
with sticks, which greatly Injuries the
carpet. nv visit To- Thomas Ferry
carpet cleaning establishment, north
east corner Eleventh and jackson
streets, may b. seen a novel carpet
cleaning machine, invented by this
gentleman and used in This city for
some time to the rn'ire satisfaction of
every one. Mr. Ferry'S prices for
cleaning carpet are very moderate, be
ing three cents yard for ingrains and
mattugs four cents for Brussels, and
Administer, Wilton and velvet, Goods
called for and delivered free, within
city limits. Al, goods taken from adj
iacrnt towns Will be- taken to and from
the cars. The work is always done in "A
sari ,tactory manner, and persons en-
trusting their carpets in the hands OF
Mr.. Ferry may rest assured thai fhty
will rrc"i> pr"mptand proper attention,
The Climax Refrigerator.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
Another Can date for Municipal
Judge.

The New Castle Star to-day says
We hear that the name Of James
Booth, ESD, OF New Castle, has been
mentioned Tor the appointment of the
Wilmington municipal court judgeship.
Mr. Boolh would unqueSlIonably till
the position with honor to himself and
crrdr 10 the people. He wonId ill til,
hearts Of Wilmington chief and his
" moir4' police force with righteous
fear rl the law, and would strike terror
in ia, camp Of he law breakers. We
hope Mr., l;ooth will be the Governor :
choice Tor the position.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
ReDatrs on RhipIey street.

The Street Commissioner Is superin'
tending the work of repairing Shipl"y
street below the Railroad. The wooden
sewer is being taken up and will be
replaced with "a new one. The old
stable, extending twelve feet beyond
the building line, and which has
long been an eye-sore to persons having
business in tina: vicinity, is to be remov
ed by recent order of Council. 1t l.
likely that the curb and pavement vii
he extended half way to the steamboat
landing
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
CarncrOss' Ministries

This evening Carpcru>, Ministries will
appear al the Opera House, and it l.
safe 10 say vii, be greeted with a .trg"
audi,ncp. The name and fame Of TIM
company are 50 wei, established i'll tina
city that they hav" become universe
fayoritrS, IN arrrarrll" program vii
be presented, and rhr performance vii
conclude with one Of ln"ir many laugh
ahlN SptrIdItlts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

An election will be held at New Cas-
tie on Tuesday next for trustee of the
Common, to fill tho vacancy caused by
the death of Dr. Lesley. William Fer
ris is spoken Of for the position, and
thus far 10 other candidate Has been
named.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

Yesterday afternoon a. William Ca
son vas driving ON" Of j. II. Seal >
hack, on the road leading 10 Sc"
Castle, stray shot from rife struck
him in The neck, nh'cring severe but
not dangerous, wound. Ihcuutortr uat'
y0ung man was Immediately rak"u To-
Dr. X mes office, whrr" hi, injuries
were attended to and this morning he
was getting along finely
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

The Ladies' Missionary Surjcty o'
Oliyct church, corner OF Adams and
Chestnut streets, viii give strawberry
festival on tn" evenings Of next Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. Al
mission ten cents. Season ii, kets TWEEN
ty-ivt cents
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

III RE-On the 1T inst. Anna r.. daughtc
Ut Henry + Durc
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd to attend the funeral from the residence
of her father 900 West street, on Monday
afternoon services ut the house at o'clock
without further notice.
DEVON ON the 18th inst. in Brooklyn, N
y. r.. f. UeNou. widow Of the late Man
ming X. DeVou, formerly Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

At the twelfth annual mettinE,o' 81.
Wilmington Loan Association ,h' An
lowing officers were elected and 'i'' me
dilion Of the Association reported, III ~, "a
following condition: President, '",c
Marls Vice President, j.. t. ! ', 90.
ford Secretary and Treasurer, ~ 4
G. MariS; directors, Na'laliit'a +
Gookin, George Mccall and Wi''l"''
Robinson
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

With new suit you will need a new
necktic and collar, and cuffs, 300 Mar
krt street IL tn" p'aC" 20 get them "a
large assortment 80 hUY from. W. II
Sin,Ock, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

Anton ii,rAr. IA King street, will
hayr On tap today f. a. Poth's ccie-
brar'd beer, with snapper lunch par cN-
cr,.rnCc tonight.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

The Cedarcroft mansion, with 81 acres
Of land, the property Of the lat" hayard
Taylor, has been purchased by Or.
Lewis, of Philadelphia, and he will
take possession next week.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
FIRE ON A BARGE.
A Serious Fire Averted BY the
Prompt Action OF the Deck


Prompt Action OF the Deck
Hands.
AbOut9 o'clock last evening, when
the freight barge Of George W. Bush &
Sons was on its way from Phi a.lel-
phia to this city, heavily loaded with
merchandise, and when below Marcus
Hook, smoke was seen issuing from the
hold Of the vessel,
The hatchways were Immediately re-
moved, the hose laid and water poured
upon the burning material. Owing to
the timely discovery and the prompt
action of the captain and deck hands
the fire was soon extinguished befol Q
much damage was done. The principal
loss will be upon a quantity of sugar,
which was injured by smoke. A mum
Der of brooms, buckets, etc, were slight
y scorched The barge was not materi,
ally injured and the contents were in
sured. The damaged freight was AZ
once removed. The origin of the fire is
not known.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

You can save money by buying fine
white shirts at 3O7 Market street. All
our uyn make shirts mad" I" order.
800 Market street, w. H. '5incock.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
Be Careful What You
Eat.

The season has come now
when a great many unhealthy
things will be eaten, and as a
natural consequence there
will be an increase of sick
ness and mortality. If peo-
pie will eat unhealthy fruit
and produce, and besides
have poor bread to eat with
them, it will be almost mir
aclci they are not visited with
sickness. But if they have
good bread, from Minnesota,
Home Comfort, Taylor, and
William Lees best flour, and
raised with good yeast, it
will neutralize the disastrous
effects I. of eating unwhoIe,
some produce and fruit. You
can get these good grades
of flour at my store cheaper
than elsewhere, and ! will
send it home for you. Leave
your heavy load of market.
ing at my store, and | will
send it home for you, too.
VIM. D. pickles,
Fifth and King Streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

ELM GROVE, n. Cdr. G. N,
Robertson says; 6 prescribe Browns
Iron Bitters and find it all it is recon,
mended to be-
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
Pants.

Some Of the incest pantaloon pat
terms you can find at l.. Helss No. 4 r.
Third street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
The Warm Wave has Come.

for a good assortment Of summer I'M
drrwear 800 Market street is tn" place.
our Jean drawers are not equaIIed for
III" money all Of our own make, 3O1
Market street. W. II. SincoCk.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

Il suit of clothes until you have scr ',Iin
assortment of handsome, AtltS M ,rh,r
& Son, Sixth and Market, 4lve' ,nSt
amt a particle of doubt kbo"' yo
being aole to give you the est SUN
can get for the least moneys
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

The best ice cream can be got Of II.
Hanna, GO5 jefferson street. Parties
and families supplied at reasonable
rates.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

The Rocky Mountain Boys defeated
the Bensine, Jrs. this morning,at Ninth
and Lombard streets,by a score Of II
\.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
OF for Repairs.

The bridge over " hite Clay Creek ut
Stanton will be off for repairs on Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday Of next
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
Cigars. 10000 Cigars.

\ r.j.mment Of 30, 900 cigars 10 ht
suu + Ne new reduction. Prices trou
<IOtnSI5 per thousand al III" DrIaWar'
Tobacco Agency, 100 East Second street
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
VIM. D. PICKLES,
Fifth and King Streets.

r OTIS NEAR THIRD STREET BRIDGE
IL AND The Rail! ROAD.
PAYMENTS in monthly installmentr, in notes
without interest. or with discount for cash
PUBLIC SALE OF 3G BUILDING &
BUSINESS LOTS.
SATURDAY, JUNE2 1853,
On the premises, Wilmington, Del, at 80
o'clock, D. m, every lot TO he sold without
postponement, withdrawal or undertaking.
A large portion Of these lots are one SOU are
from Third street bridge, between two Rail
roads The balance are on and adjacent to
railroads and al! are near to Christiana ave
and to Manufactures. The South Side al
ready has the Baltimore and Ohio delaware
Western), and the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad systcm',and the iennsy lvania Rail
road Company has secured charter priv ileges
and may be expected quickly. Wllmington's
great manufacturing and commercial 0ppor.
tunities are between the Christiana and
Delaware rivers. Make note of this for fu
ture reference.
The sale will commence promptly at 4.3O p.
m, and proceed mainly in the order of num-
bering
For terms Of sale, plot and particulars, see
posters.
Omnibus will leave Seventh and Market
streets 4.lOp.m. HEtLD u CO.,
Seventh and Market streets,
m26-tf Agents to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

aOaI OH Stoves

that are guaranteed not to fade at Null
lin x Son, Sixth and Market.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
DEATHS.

For a tine suit call on l.. Heiss, No.
f.. Third street
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26

KEoKrK, Iowa.-Dr, f, f. Fuller
sars; 81 havn used Browns Iron Bit
ters in my own family with excellent
esults."
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
Dress suits.

A, 81. 20 and upwards. j. c. johnson
Il Son, 22j Market str"et.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
w no

Who
Isthc person who doesn't
like to be well dressed
and wear good fitting
clothing ? For Boys,
Youths NJ c n an d
Children, you can find
suits that have every APP
pcarance of having been
made to order instead
Of being ready,made,
and will thereby be bet
ter off by several dol
lars. In custom clothing
our business is still on
the increase, and if our
past efforts to please
have been the cause OF
our success, we can as
sure you that our future
endcavors shall be great
or than ever. In prices
we aim to be at the very
bottom, knowing that
they are a great lever
to a large business.
J. T. MuNin g. Son.,
Merchant TaiIOrs and ClOthters,
Sixth and Market Streets.
ap13-eod-
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
ThcTime HaSConne
When you will appreciate Il
good article.
LOSE NO TIME.
THE BEST. PUREST, MOST PER.
Feet AND RELIABLE
Is TIE
(;aSt0rine
SOAP.

A trial will At once recOR nize its
being superior over all common
soaps. II II ~ lightning dirt extrac.
tor, greatest bleacher. will remove
all stains and grease In less time
than any other soap. You don't
have 10 tear or wash your clothes
to pieces ~ get the dirt out. You
will save I.3 Of the cost Of your
clothing by using the CastOrine
SOAP.
ItcOntains no strong ingredients
no rOsin. no authorizations which
are destructive to clothing or pOis.
Onous TO the skin. II does itS work
promptly and prOhtably at 80 per
cent. less cost than common soaps
Thi. article has been needed for
the past 100 years.
$500 an ounce Will be paid for al
or any aduIt+ ratiOnS or rOsin that
can be found In the (astOriDe SOap
II acts like u charm, and IN n z reat
relief to every family.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
| Quick step
| rtlIt,IIlS
NDIIS OLE TILE GA ME.

The new player Smith will he releas.
ed as he has not given satisfaction IN
he field.
The tavoiite catcher OF the Quickstep,
Me Kenia, is still Suffering with sore
hands. They get worse Instead OF bet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL
sG BOLETIN MERCANTTI. >
REvIsTA PoLfTIcA DE EUROPA.
Paris, 16 de Enero de 1883.
EG IP TO.

La reorganization del gobierno
del Vireinato y las negociacio-
nes para resolver los asuntos tan
to internaGonales como financie-
ros que eomplican La situaci6n po-
Utica han adelantado POGO en- los
1ltimos ounce dias.
Ell gobierno ingl6s Sc ha pro-
puesto, ante todo, que las fuerzas
militares y de la policia esten a
sus 6rdenes.
Diiimos, en- las correspondence
anreriores, que ell nuevo ejercito
egipcio esta al mando de Mr.. w ood,
General ingl6s. Ahora anadire-
mos que los principales jefes de
dichas tropas son ingleses y que
los oficiales desde ell grado de Ca
pitan hasta ell de coronel seran
la mitad ingleses y la otra mitad
egipcios. De este modo Sc quiere
evitar que haya en- ell Vireinato SUI
blevaeiones militares, pues cuando
tantos oficiales ingleses sirven en-
ell ej6rcito seran imposibles las
coDspiraciones.
Baker-Pacha, que tambien es un
Official ingles, como a su tempo 10
diiimos, es ell comandante general
de la gendarmerfa nuevamente
organizada. Asi es que la fuerza
encargada de mantenar el orden
p(blico esta al mando de I'M Jefe
lpgles. En- una palabra: el Virey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07
GAIA De AH0RR0S
d e PON CE.

Por acuerdo tornado en- Junta gene
raj de accionistas, Sc ha transferido pa
ra del |. Q al 8 de Mayo pr6ximo, ell
pago de las acciones suscritas y que Sc
suscriban para constituir los S250,000
de capital lie la Sociedad an6nima de
cr6dito en- que ha de transformarse es-
ia Caja 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 qne deseen tomar algunas, de-
ben suscribirse desde luego, dirigien-
dose al efecto por carta al Tesorero D.
Juan Mayoral, quien les expedira ell
correspondence certifcado de suscrip-
ci6n.
En- los certificates expedidos va en-
ti6ndase alteradas las fechas que Sc f.
jan, de acuerdo con transferencia indi-
cada.
Las acciones que en- ell t9rmino fla
do no hayan sido satisfechas, quedaran
de derecho caducadas.
La nueva Sociedad quedara consti-
tuida en- primero de Julio pr6ximo, 81
como es de esperarse, ha descendido
ent6nces la aprobaci6n consiguiente
del Gobierno de S. NJ.
Hasta tanto, y con la del Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General de esta Provin-
cia, continuara esta GAIA dc. Ahorros
en- las mismas operaciones de que Sc
ha venido ocupando desde su funda-
cion en- 1873, ajustada So actual Re
glamento.
Ponce, s de Enero de lS8l.-El Di-
rector presidente, Francisco BARNES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07
BOletin Mercantil.

notoric; por 10 que es digno merecedor
de I'M pdblico voto de gracias de sus
buenos feigreses, que sabran recordar
su n0mbre con sincere afecto.
Sirvase v, Sr. Director, dar publici-
dad en- su ilustrado peri6dico estas
lineas de vivo reconocimiento, por 10
one lie antieipamos las mas expresivas
gracias.
BayamoGi,' 80 de Enero de lss3.-
Francisco Jose Lopez Cepero, A. Fer
nandez Umpierre, Dr. Jose Marxuach,
Agnstfn Hnertas, Eugenio Palacios,
Luis Fel6n. Vicente Gonzalez Gomez,
Mariana Feliu, Carlos C6rdova, Casia-
no Mediavila, .Jacintc Castro Pilcho,
AnseImo Vale, Jaime Mimoso, Ma
mel Dominguez, Juan Feliu, Mariana
Sanchez Perez, Ramon Silva, Jose
Silva 2. ?, joaquin Alnm Y Cestero,
Leon Penarrocher, Angel Umpierre,
DR.. A. Stahl, Pedro Pelaez, Romual-
do Fornos, Lorenzo Fernandez. Jose
Noell, Benigno Suarez, Atanasio Mi
randa, Juan de Jesis Martinez, Severe
Gonzalez, Ricardo Flance, Manuel Ote-
ro, Antonio G. de Rodas, Vicente An
dino, Pablo Lavandero, Jose NJ. Pla-
Ger, FIorencio Salgado, Jose Sanchez,
Francisco Barreda 2. ; Modesto Lou
briel, Jose Loubriel, Graciliano Oller y
yilIalobos, Jose j. Pesquera, Rafael
Gutierrez del Arroyo, Pedro Kidel,
Emilio. Lopez, Tomas de Tomas, To-
mas Davila, Geronimo AndWjar, Car
los Martinez, Hip6lto Limo, Gin6s
Crosas, Basilio Peha, Ramon Pesque-
ra, Pedro Ahedo, Francisco Nhnez
Urquiza, Jose Aduar, Gnillermo Vi
net, Anselmo Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07
cOMUNICADOS.
D E S P E DID A.

La hemos dado muy sentida en- ell
dia de hoy, q nuestro apreciado y dis
tinguido amigo ell Pbro. Don Vicente
Aquilde y d sus respetables senoras
hermanas, por su salida de este pueblo
al de Lares, deseandoles ell mas feliz
viaje.
Durante cineo amos y meses de per-
manencia en- este pueblo, ell Sr. Aqui-
lie como Pafroco ha sabido' captarse
de sus buenos feligreses, las mas JUS
tas Y s6lidas simpatfas de distinguido
aprecio y amistad, por la rectitud de
sus principles y buenas costumbres,
excelente- trato, y como active y celoso
cumphdor de los sagrados deberes que
lie imponesu ministerio sacerdotal.
No dtdamos que habra sido .9figna-
mente reemplazado por Ell Pbro. D. 10
Sc Gumersindo Vega, que hoy tambien
ha tornado possession de la Parroquia
de este pueblo, como consecuencia de
la yoluntaria permuta hecha entire ellos,
aceptada aprobada por la Superiori-
dad; Y cumplieldo con ell deher de fe-
hgreses, damosle q este nuevo parroco,
la bienvenida; 7 asi mismo lie desea-
mos todo geneno de felicidades en- esta
su actual residencia, euyos id6nticos de-
seos nos amman en- justicia hacia ell sa
liente padre Aquilue, quien por sus re-
levaItes cuaidades, nc dudamos tam
POGO pronto obtendra Ell Lares las
mismas consideraciones Y yerdaderas
simpatias que ha dejado como un va
clio en- esta localidad, con su mas SEN
tisla salida; no obstante los. recomen-
gables antecedentes que *tenemos de
su dignisimo successor padre Vega.
Reciban, pnes, uno y otro Parroco Ell
verdadero testimonio de nqestras con-
sideraciones de respeto 7 apre,io.
A saliente P8rroco D. Vicente Aqui-
lus.s debe la geperosa donaci6n que
'deja hecka d Iat9lesia de yarios etec-
tos por valor ai unos sesenta pesos
pr6ximamente, ademas de las muchas
mejoras que durante su admlnlstra-
ci3n ha hecho tambien en- aquella, con
el producto de limosnas que para clio,
ha recolectado en este yecindario como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07

trucci6n ha venido a prestar un
publico y verdadero servicio, CO.
mo asi 10 propa,a la prensa de Ia
Corte, tanto mas notable, cuanto
que, va por el aumento de pobla-
ci6n; va por la mayor seguridad
en- ell empleo de los capitales; va,
fnalmente, por las exigencias de
comodidad a que nos empuja la
civilization moderna; las cons
trucciones de fncas Sc multipli-
can mas y mas cada dia, y este
procedimiento privilegiado las ha
de facilitar hasta el punto de en-
prenderlas las fortunas mas me-
dianAs, para poder vivir con mas
desahogo, 8 para asegurarse una
renta mas crecida de la que hoy
alcanzan las actuales edificacio-
nes.
De aqui debe deducirse ell no.
table desarrollo que llegara a te-
ner la propiedad urbana, facili-
tando ademas los proyectos que
patrocina y ampara ell Jefe del
Estado Y las celosas autoridades
que tan dignamente 10 represen-
tan, cuales son, las construcciones
de barriadas economicas para
obreros Y classes menesterosas
que no pueden pagar un caro-
arrendamiento; asi como la fun
daci6n de colonias agricolas & in
dustriales que, aumentando la
poblaci6n, abran nuevos veneros
de riqueza.
Sabemos con ia mayor salts
faccion que ell autor privilegiado
trata de introducir, en- nuestro
pals, tan importantisimas mejo-
ras, habiendole dado al efecto sus
poderes generates al Sr. d. Juan
A. Barrera, digno director del
Colegio Academia de San Luis
Gonzaga, de esta Capital, cuya
competencia en- toda clase de
construcciones lie garantiza una
antigua y larga carrera de Ayu-
dante de obras; estando ademas
autorizado para contratar en- todas
sus escalas ell Immediate plan
teamiento del nuevo sistema en-
nuestro rico y fertil suelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07

Dos brillantes y sentidos articulos
han publicado nuestros ilustrados cole
gas e. EspaiaOl, de Madrid, y E2 Can
ta5rO, de Torrelavega, ell primero ref
ri9ndose al asesinato de nuestro malo-
grado Director y al presunto homicida,
y ell segundo destruyendo todas las in
dignidades vertidas por La Recista de
las 4ntillas con ell torpe designio de
combatir la pension pedida por ell Sc
nor Alcal& del Olmo las Cortes fa-
vor de la seflora Viuda de Perez Morris
De tan notables escritos nos oeupa-
remos con calma. Hoy nos concreta-
remos a enviar la expression de nuestro
profundo reconocimiento q El Espa-
n0ky E5 Cantdbro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07
GACETILLAS.
De regreso-Dichosa llegada

De regreso-Dichosa uegada
al seno de sus respectiyos hogares de
seamos q todos nuestros estimados
amigos Y correligionarios que, con una
abnegacI6n::. sin igual, vinieron a esta
ciudad para asistir la brillante junta
magma de aver.
La Libreria.-Se titula de este
modo una notable revista ilustrada y
de propaganda literaria universal que,
con los catalogos de los senores Gas
par, editores, pliblicase en- la Corte con
exito. :.
Hemcs sido favorecidos con su grata
vista que lie devolvemos gustososc
El Argentine. - Agradecemos
muy de veras las deferentes frases que
nos consagra este ilustrado colega de
la provincial de Entre-Rios.
Suceso desgraciado. - COpia-
mos 10 siguiente de La Cioihzac56n
correspondence al 81:
"El 80, a-las cinco de la tarde, gran
nimero de personals Sc agolpaba en-
una casa del extreme Sur de la calle
Mayor.
Tn aeontecimiento desgraciado las
llavaba alh
PaTece ser que por eonsecuencia de
una reyerta, don Bartolom6 Segui dis
par6 su revolver contra un extranjero
hiri6ndolo en- la parte lateral izquitrda
del cuello, habiendo pasado la bala por
Gina de la clavicula.
FL herido fue trasladado al hospital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07

Los Redactores cdel BoLETIN MER-
cANTn han quedado en- extreme agra
decides d la delicada deferencia que
con ellos han usado los dignos Comites
locales de Sabana- Grande, Ciales, Sa-
bana del Palmar y Ceiba al conferirles
por medic de expresivas y afectuosas
credenciales, sus respectivas represen-
taciones en- la junta magma celebrads
por ell Partido en- la tarde de aver.
Y tributaries con este motive e
homemade de su reconocimiento y sim
cera estimation.