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National Republican., 1888-04-04

was forced into the pitiablc condition Of
,ndcavoring to protect the Democratic al-
ministration from exposing its utter imhc
ciliiy in the negotiation Of this postal treaty
After reading the speech of the Hon. $.
V. White, of Hruoklyn. 1t Is to be regretted
that that gentleman has determined TO re-
tire from public life. lie displayed eminent
fitness I'll, a member Of Congress in the very
able manner that he handled this subject,
showing In most lucid mamcrand IN the
fcwcst possible words the workings of the
treaty.
il must be remembered that postal treaties
do not have to he submitted 10 the Senate.
Tho executive is authorized to negotiate this
class of treaties, and there Is no divided re-
,pousihiliiy. This work Is the work Of
Democrats alone, and the country can see
how far Democrats can be trusted To MANAGE
its Affairs
But It was sorry spectacle u see the
Democrats Of the House flDundcring about
in their efforts to protect the administration
from exposing lis own folly aud finally hav-
ing to acknowledge that they had a bill pre-
pared 10 remedy the trouble.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

SrNAroH RENoN> was right when he said
il was ridiculous to keep Slo0,O0o0OO in
gold locked up in the treasury to redeem
legal t,ndoruotc, when no one wanted to re-
d, ,m them. But when Senator sherman
proposed q measure by which SsO.O00,O00 Of
Ills money could br di>bur,cd, Secretary
f"irl,ild sent 4 lun- communication To the
Fuatc opposing the USE Of q dollar Of this
i.tIrN.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
THE WOMAN sUFrRlGIsTs
Approve the Action in Calling the In
t,pnutf nj

Approve the Action in Calling the In
tcrnational Council.
The executive committee, officers and dele
gates Of the National Womans Suffrage As
sociation,met atthc Univcrsalist Church yes
tCrday morning and adopted the following
resolution
Resolved, That the executive committee OF
tie National WOman's Suffrage Association
now assembled accept and heartily approve
the clear and forciblc statement of Nav
Wright Sewall In regard to the action of the
committee of arrangements in calling an in
tender them our sincere and grateful thanks
for the magnificent work done by them; and
that we congratulate ourselves not only on the
wisdom of our choice in selecting them t. do
this great work. but on the blessed results
that have followed our united labOrs.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
srnNc boys suits. Elseman's, cor 7th Il E.
Tho Chlcago rostotiice Inyestigatinn.

The Chicago Postofiice Investigation.
Col. VIM. \. West. chief inspector of the
Postofcc Department and chairman of the
commission, who returned from Chicago last
Monday 10 confer with the Postmaster Gen
Glal, returned TO his post of duty yesterday,
and, from impressions made here and there,
there Is Il strong probability that when the
commission gets through with their work that
that will be surprising, which will result In
AN improvement TO the service in that city.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

THESE beautiful sunshny days ol early
spring, when nature is just bursting from the
bonds Of ice and snow and storm that have
held her 80 long, suggest the charm there
would be IN travelling 10 Mount Vernon over
the broad beautiful roadway 1t Is proposed to
construct from Washington. \ wcll-providel
boat luns ON the river 10 Mount Vernon every
day, and hundreds avail Themselves of thi'
means of rcachng the spot To which every
American ought to go ut least once in his life.
But the nation Is large enough ana rich enough
and great enough to have a splendid roadway
through the country, and until such an one is
built there must be no relaxation of effort in
It's behalf Who can picture the beauties of
Fort Myer and Arlington and Alexandria and
Mount Vernon, with the hills and valleys aud
great CNpanSG Of river intervening ON Il day
like yesterday : Did the eye of mortal ever
fall upon scenes Of such inspiring beauty and
grandeur as one can have on Il fair day in
travelling from the heights Of Fort Myerto
the gates of peaceful Mount Vernon. If Mount
Vernon avenue We're completed at this mo,
ment what more delightful excursion could
be given 10 the visitor to Washington than to
take him along It's historic and picturesque
way 10 the burial place of the beloved chief.
tain of liberty who sleeps In woll.carned
majesty ON the banks of the broad Potomac.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
EoR SIZE

DOR SALE-TIAT MOST DESIRABLE
II Private Residence, 1919 Conn. ave. (3-story
brick and basement, near Farragut sq), con.
tanning rooms. large closets, 3 bath rooms,
rear galleries; 81 feet front by 1871 deep to o
large public alley: delightful location and
I9li II St y W mll25.im
National Republican., 1888-04-04
nSs.o MOUNT VERNON AVENUE Asso.
W. CITATION.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.


Washington -Mossrs. L. w. Fox, JEFF Chand
Ter; VIM. Z. Clarke, Wm. NJ. Gait, Henry A.
willard
Alexandria county, -Messrs. Frank Hume,
Harrison Hatch, f. X. Windsor jackson T.
Sickles, Dir. G.. Wythc Cooke.
Alexandria city-D. \. Windsor, Park Ag-
new, Robert Portncr, +. A. Reed and j. Y.
Beckhain.
Fairfax county-W Warrington Dillingham;
Nathan W. Pearson. Mai George Johnson
Walter Walton, and Stacey Snowlen.
OFFICERS.
1loN. JEFF CHANDLER, President
Hon. HENRY ~ WILLARD, Washington, d.
c., Vice President.
Hon, NJ. b. HARLOW, Alexandria, Va, Treas
urCr.
Hon. f. w. Fox. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, ID. G., Corresponding Secretary
PERMANENT COMMITTEES.
On Charter, Legislation, and Permanent Or
ganiZatiOn-Mcssis. L. W. Fox, JEFF Chandler
j. 4. Sickles, i. A. ReedDN. w. Pearson,
Stacey snowden, j. II. Beckham, and w. E.
Clarke.
ON Right Of Way and Permanent Location of
Mount Vernon Nvenue-Messrs +. r. Wind
sor, Park Agnew, L. W.. Fox, W. E. Clarke
Frank Hume, George johnson, +. a. Reed
and w. Gillingham.
on Ways, Means, and Finance--Messrs
Frank Iinme, w. NJ. Gait, DIR. q. Wythc Cooke,
d. 4. Windsor, Robert Portner, Harrison
Hatch, and w. Walton.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
The neII Telerhnncs Mins,

Final decree was entered yesterday in BAL.
tinorc by Judge Bond, Of the United states
circuit court, sitting for the eastern district Of
Virginia in favor Of the Bell Telephone Com
pany IN the case of American Bell Telephone
Company vs., Yates sand others, for using tele-
phones manufactured for and furnished by the
Emlnncr improved Telephone COMPANY. of
the patents of Alexander Graham Boil
National Republican., 1888-04-04

Tnr attention Of "My Love" Dickinson
il called tu the reasonable utteramceso Of the
Savannah NcwS, ~traightout Democratic
r"rrr in the great empire state Of the south.
II say.
II i,Nrry sad To- lav" toconross the tact, hut
every day is making II more apparent. that the
Republican administration of the poStoniae
Department in this part ol the country was
much better than what uW friends, the Demo.
"rats. are giving u.
AS Dughcrry says, this is rank treason"
nGd tile cumspiraturs should be arrested.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
DYspepsIa

Mates many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, tour stomach, mental ccprcs-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind and cures tho most obstinate case9 oc dys-
rcpsd. Read the following:
u have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what did cat distressed
nc, or did me little good In an hour after eating
would experience fantness or tired, allgore
feeling, as though had not eaten anything
Hoods Sarsapariila did me an immense amount
os good. It gave me IN appetite, aud my food
rcll.hcdan satisfied the crnvine had previously
experienced. 1t relieved mo of that faint tired,
a;lgono feeling have felt SO much better since
! touiI Hoods sarsaparilla, that I am happy 10
recommend It." G. A. FACE, Watertown, Mass,
=. u. De sure to get only
Hoods Sarsapari!ia
soidby druggists. sli six fors5. Preparedonly
hy C. HOOD q CO., Apothecares, Lowell, Mass,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Contracts Awarded,

The Treasury Department has awarded con.
tracts ior furnishing supplemental stationery
supplies as follows Wm. Ballantyne & son,
Rider & addison, both Of Washington, and
other parties in New York, Boston, and Phila.
delphiQ.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
women,s Temperance NIeetings.

The meetings conducted by the W. G. 4. e..
OF the District continue with mabated inter.
est. Monday night Wesley Chapel was
densely packed To hear Mrs Chant and Mrs.
81. John and tonight crowds will 90 TO the
same place to hear Mrs. Clara Barton. VINO
will preside, and Mrs. Bessie starr Keefcr. of
Canada, who will speak on Temple DcStruc-
ton" Never was the city SO stirred on all
lines of reform work as since the lntcrna-
tional Council of Women met here.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

Tnr Senate will vote against the contrac-
zion policy or this administration Ivy Adopt.
iu4 the amendment of senator Beck tu the
tA.d huyug h,l of the llud,c.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

FuN million dollars ts5O.0UO.U0OJ in sil-
w ,u'lion means fifty million dollars of
igtur.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

Miss FANNy DAVENpORr seems IN u fair way
70 lose some OF the popularity that she hls
long enjoyed IN New York and elsewhere, not
only ns nm actress but as Il woman. Her last
rlay la TOsca," has outraged the public
sense of dccCncy TO such an extent that the
more respectable elements Of the community
keep away from the theatcr where she is play.
ing, and her audiences are made up Of those
classes who never tire OF the extremes Of mOf.
bid, degraded scnsationalism. LA rhs n" Is
as much the product Of u deraying taste rs
the sacrifice of the Christians 10 the fury oi
wild beasts was In the days Of Rome. It Is an
appeal To- the last vile Gregs of distor.e hi.
man passion. There Is but one thing to come
after it -uhltcratiOn, death itself But il
illustrates the stage at which public taste has
arrived in France. That Il mind 50 brilliant
aS that Of Sardou should be 80 pr0siitutcl,
- CnthrUllcd by lis environment Of sensual
depletion and ubliquty IS the too pain
ful evidence of the hideous state of
the French moral sense Of to-day. II Is
The fashion to charge II Kind ut prul-
cry mi over. .cnsitivGncss against those
WHO are shocked by the evidence one see, Of
this in all the theatcrs and annual salon ex-
ihitions of Paris. but thercis certainly a limit
beyond which true art In its revelation of
French long ago passed that limit. What the
play of La Tusca' Is In the dramatic world
the last years salon exhibition was IN the
world Of painting aud sculpture. The mass
uf Americans see only the best pictures ana
sculptures from the salon; the great mdjurity
of these, of which there are literally acres
upon acres. never find their way beyond the
confines uf Paris, and II is honorable to the
remainder of the world that this is the ease,
To what point Of indelicacy one can have ar.
rived who would not be shocked at almost
every step Of tour through the salon Is in.
comprehensive to an American who has had
what appears 10 him TO be mt least limited eX-
pcrienco in the world rs well as some little
knowledge Of the principles of genuine art.
There Is simply one point TO which nincty.niuc
out of every one hundred French plays
and French pictures tend, and that
is the point Of indeccncy. NOrare they content
with accomplishing this object In II way that
p!ouscs while II poisonS; they have got clear
away from the sphere of refinement, however
wicked, into the cavcrns Of diseased imagina,
ton \ play like ia Tosca' Is us much the
| manifestation of disease rs dipsomania. an |
the brilliancy in II Is like the glaze in Il dead
mans eyes. Miss Davenport appears to bc
| deeply wounded because of the hostility of the
| New York .prrss TO her new play, for which
She paid $4,000, but II Is one of the best evi
| dCnces OF the healtldul condition of American
| society wien the press Of the metropolis leads
| revolt against the enHafting Of French de-
| cadence in taste, art and morals on our soil
| and we can quite afford to see Miss Davenport
lose every cent she put into LA TosCa."
National Republican., 1888-04-04

N,1l,Nhr- him, the pcnunm."
AIRtUom', Richard Mansfield.
kEuNNN's-Thc Sight owls.
Hnuu- Henry 7. thnnfrUI.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

EoR E-oVER ONE HUNDRED
II choice selections of Farms and Small
Country Homes, Of from TO 200 acres, from
10 20 miles from the city, suitable for farming,
dairyinc, or homes for gentlemen employed In
the city, ranging from $40 to 5000 per acre, and
on very accommodating terms. Il. II. SY.
plIERD & co, 1907 ST. S.tf
National Republican., 1888-04-04
G.. @. TAYLOR

DURE RYE Is something new, and as relia.
L bile AN article as the g, o. Taylor Old
Bourbon, which has been before the public
since 1873 sold In bottles by Druggists and
Grocors generally, CHESTER ii, GRAVES
Il SONS, ProprietOr| Firm name on label
and over cork Of each bottle.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

A TIE OLD ANTIQUARIAN BOOK
~ store, No. 2O7 A. st. n. W, special sale of
books of the late Dr.. Wilcox; complete bound
set Official Record of the Rebellion; also odd
Volumes of same: Maj. Powelfs Geological
Reports, and Miscellaneous Books.
api-1w j. l.. JACKSON, Assignee.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
lSPECIIL NOTICES.

.eSrrr~c~s,..N..-s.,-s~s-y -5>-Ilerr--~.>>r--
* \ GRAND SOCIABLE WILL BE GIVEN
W. NJ 81. Dominic's Hail. corner 9Th nnl
+ SITS. S. W., WEDNESDAY EVENING, APR.
I, 1883. Doors open at I:30, Music to com.
mcnce at :. Tickets, 30 cents. ap3.2t
s]S@-W. G. r. L. MASS MEETING-M
A-s| Clara Barton will preside Mrs. Bessie
star Kccfer, OF Canada, will speak on TEN
pie Destruction" at Wesley Chapel, 18th and +
sts., TO.NIGH ] at y:3O. Come early to sccurJ
seats Admission free. api1t
n;Sso q. a. r, EXCURSION DOWN THE
w. river ON the steamer Corcoran at . p.
m. THIS EVENING, when the list of prizes
will he announced TO holders of Season
Tickets. Tickets for the trip, s1 cents. api.it
s1Sss IVANwoID, ALEXANDRIA COUN.
S&l ty, Va. March 10, lsSS.-Notice is here.
by given that meeting Of the incorporators
Of the Iyanwold Hotel and Ferry Company
will be held at the Office of Hon. jefferson
chandler, Corcoran Building, Washington
city, y. c., ON MONDAY, the IN DAY Of
APItIL, 1888, at o'clock u. m: for the purpose
of organization, A. +. BARKER,
j. H. GRAY.
EPPA 1iUNTON,
JAMES T.. CLEMENTS,
JEFF CHANDLER,
FRANK HUME,
II. $. LACY.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Hoods Sarsapari!ia
100 Doses One Dollar

,oldby all druggists. sii six fors5. Preparedonly
y c. I. HOOD q CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
National Republican., 1888-04-04

nw@ EASY, USEFUL FEET, &C.
H-sS "The wise for health on daily walks
depend" and thousands visit DIR. WHITE,
Foot Specialist 1915 Pa. ave, opposite vii.
lard's Hotel, for the painless treatment of
Corns, Bunlons Diseased Nails, and all com
plants Of the fcet 2sth year of practice in
Washington Fee, ST a sitting for putting the
feet In order
National Republican., 1888-04-04
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
why. MrrRIY. ANp sgNDAY.
TIE WEEKLY NArlOSAL REPUBLICAN,,
slly 81 for Two NcaIs-lSSS and 1850,

rBE WEEKLY NArIONAL REPUBLICAN,
srly 81 for Two YcoIt-lSSS and 1850,
Wild includes the contest Of the next Presidential
Election,
sirr', col lee for ouc ycGr.,,... zoe
Clnts %. len for one year or clubs Of i've for
'wu years ,,.,........., - w
FNus COPY mailed free to party securing the
club. IVsiUlc paid,
Information Of all sorts obtained, when possible,
ioy 'ult,IilrIs without charge upon application.
N''tt'tU mCnu'Ciipis cannot We returned.
lH.ll'iIE,us other than 10y postal money orders,
!a urutis, or checks To the order of the National
Fuu' lean Company always NJ scnders risk
%uuttiIts for subscriptions returned. The late
a. 't UIHrrCr shows when subscription expires
}tNtristrS WHO have not made or renewed time
t,I:IGt's viii he charged monthly card rates.
tS An requests for CouItesies from railroads,
I.,'t tf amusCmtLt, or business orders are not nu-
thofig'G unless signed 10y tie undersigned,
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
4. ". FOX, PRESIDENT ASp MANAGER.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
AIIiIISpnlcntS.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

E'oR SALE-oNE OF THE VERY HAND.
IL somest and best of the famous Mont
gomCry county small farms, u acres of first.
miles west Of Gaithersburg, on tho Metropoli
tan Branch railroad. Price S3,250, on easy
terms. The building new, fine water, abun
dance of fruit. a beautiful summer home n
rare investment. 4, II. SYPHERD Is co, 1907
L ST fe29d&Stf
National Republican., 1888-04-04
EDUCITIOy,IL.

JUSTICE FIELD, OFTHE UNITED STATES
81 Supreme Court, writes;
"WAsnIEGToS, ID. c., Mar. II, 1888.
Hoping that still greater prosper.
the Norwood Institute than heretofore great as
they have already been, lam, very truly yours,
"STEPllEN j, FIELD.
"WM. d, CABELL, Esq"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
FL VAP0R "HABANA. +"

Los temores que, vista Ia tar
danza del. vapor-correo Habana
en- llegar q este puerto, se abriga.
ban de que le hubiese ocurridc
Algdn contratiempo en- su visje,
no eran por desgracia intundados
Con6rmados est&n. Anoche lie
g6 un bote del vspor -correo en-
question en- solicitud de auxilio.
embellishments salieron en- busca
del Habana ell aviso de guerra ,
el yapOr San Juan; este d!timo
ha traido esta manana de remol.
que al HabGna, que ha snclado
en- nuestro puerto, sin que haya
ocurrido novedad, nj en- el passJe
nj en- Ia tripulaci6n, que estaban
completamente tranquilos, 10 cual
celebramos muy de veras.
Las sverias que ha sufrido
el Hdbana, que imposibilita-
ron 81 locomoci6n 4 va2or, y que
le tendran algdu tempo en- eats
bahia, ocuTrieron el %, q &c
miIlas de etta costa. Consister
On las roturas del eje de emprjs ,
el cigi, nal de popa, roturas eta,
que, ocasiouando otros desperfee
tos en- la maquina, Ia inutiliGaror
para seguir funrionsndo. Desdt
entonces tuvo el Habana que ma
vegar . ID vela.
Sentimos el percanee. alegrAn
donos de que no haya habido qu'
lAmentar desgraciA alguna perso
nal en- Ell buque.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

derants las operaciones efectuadas On
La urna. NADIA mas contenfA esta.
Two lugar entonces una extraction
considerable de cenisas 4 mas de las
regadas por ell suolo al racorrer Ia urns
las nsves del temple. Nnmerosos frss
quitos preparados al efacto se llenaroo
hAstA ell tope, que con las certificacio-
nes CORES espondiente sc sxhibieron lue-
&, Gu Geneva, en- Pavis, en- R ma, Ell
Nusva York, en- Caracas y en- otrot
lugares. e Arzobispo Cocchia 10 ne.
g6 posteriormente, pero no cabe dude
de- que est& trascordsdo, porque unc
lie esos frasq ditos 10 he tenido 20 Ell
mis- mauos, asi como Ia certifcaci6n
de su antenticidad firmada por dor
escribsnos y por ell mismo Cocchia,
con so selo apost6lico.
A continuation sc cerr6 la urns, &c
le pusieron baudas = ssIlos, sc sac6
de Ia Cstedral en- procession, con Is
quito de t.opas Veterans, baterfSs d.
artilIeria, mt,ica, = cuanto podis dsr
rss@ce y espiendcr al acto, para 10
cual sc hallaba prepaladA Ia pobla-
ci6n," coufiesa Oocchia.
Es indudable que 81 Sc tratase de IN
hecho casual, de ua descubrimiento
inespersdo, no podia estar preparSdo
nadie. Pero hay dos consideraciones
que imports consignar. La una es que
en- aquel scto, que por sus antecedentes
y por 50 objeto Sc quiere relacionar
con el mayor esp'eudor de la religion
cat6lics, no hubo ningaa canto, nj cs.
remonia religioss; nj I'M TIE Deuns, nj
I'm salmo, siuo mtsica y algeria mun-
dana. La otra es que, q pesar de todo
10 dicho sobre Ia voluntsd de Co'6a, y
sobre 10 inamovible de sus cenizas, las
que Sc suponian tales fueron extraidaS
de Ia Cathedral, y llevadss con 10 pomps
va dicha al ssntusrio de Regina Ange-
lorum, donde Sc dejaron bajo la respon-
sabilidad del presbitero Billini.
Juan Ignooio de Armas.
Habana, Agosto 20 de 1888.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
bs ID 0' NAs
Cslestino Rodriguez Gonsalss
sabana-grande, Sbre. 25 de 1883
Sr. D. jose r. Bobadilla.
Puerto Rico.

Muy respectable amigo s ilustre
iofe La fea nota de iugratos me-
recerfamos, si permaneci6ramos mu-
dos 6 indiferentes ante la actitnd
altamente benefica con que V. ha
trstado las cuestiones que afectan
Apuestra clase. En- tiempos del Pc
dagogo senior Despujols, cooperan-
do V. con sus luces y larga practi-
ca 4 la formaci6n del Reglamento
del R4mO y 0ecreto orgauico, que
han hecho una verdad Ia instruc-
ci6n primaria en- Puerto Rice, y me-
dorado notablemente la suerte dol
Maestro.
Mas tarde, la luminosa Memoria
acerca del estado de la ense1anza
on ell Distrito Mort !, documento en-
81 cual BE dejan tan s&biamente
apuntados los defectos de quo aun
adolece la ensehaDxa primaria, ,
20 proponen los medios de CORE
girlos. Y hoy, con 50 proyecto pa
fa asegurar el porvenir de nuestras
familias ora impetrando 20 haga
extensive & Puerto Rico Ia ley de
jubilaciones y montepios al profe.
sorado; ora invitandonos, 81 fu6ra-
mos desatendidos, & que unamos
nuestras fuerzas para atender & la
orfandad de nuestros hijos, son &C.
tos de indiscutible m6rito y dignos
de aplausos, que cuando mercedes,
jamas escatimamos.
De V. alto. amigo y adicto su
bordinado
9. B. 8. M.
celestino Rodrfgues Gonsdles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
4 LQSHlCGNDsD1S.
E INDCST 91ALES.

Loa Que suscr,bep, sdem&s dc t.ner
el gnsto de Gfse,P ia t,tsb scimiento
de mSq uipsri. y f1rdici6n de hierro,
tienen de ventn los siguieptes s,ticuios.
L,dri!lcs de fnpgo para hornallss, Fon.
dos " "C.rron Parrillas rasrca chilled {"
scero y Hieero sn IlsutAs. bsrras, =
chapss de l.. clsae, Valvuiss de bronco
y hero para fondos ds sztcsr, tabos
de Hero gAlvanisado lrsra aqua y Va.
por, idem de plomo G ma cobre de
todos diamstros; Arsdos americspos
q lngleses de todos pdmeros, con piesas
sueitas rars los mismcs, MAqninaa
para Ia elaboration de gslletss; Roma-
mas dc p!atsforn.s b sta 400 kllos
msrca " FAiI bsnss ~ $34 idsm 500
kilos 4 $26 Pinturas y sceites qusma-
dos, Anciss y cadenas de hero para
embarcsciones, Tsla metGlica de cobfs
para centrifugar, Correas Coma Empa-
quetsdurss, ejes para trapiches, ,lun sur.
lido de acesorios para mGqninas de
vapof los que ofrecsmos & preeios limi.
tados.
Sobrinos de Portillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
Los RESTOS DE- COLON.
CoHrNuAcoH.

I'm 1855, habiendo temorss de que
los inglsSes stasasen ID ish y % lle-
vssen q profAnAsen loo rsstos dc los
ColoDes, % mand6 tapsr las sspulturas,
J sl efecto % echo encima de 10 Co.
pilla Mayor IN psvimsnto de mArmol.
Eu 1895, con ocasi6n de csdss Espsns
{ Ffancir, en- virtud del tratado de Be.
si;es, 10 pArte que lie eorrespondia su
SAnto Domingo, se hicisron Loo pre-
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