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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

crifieios, genero,ila,les y solici
tudes para con estos psises, Sc
han atrevido q califcarla lproca
cesl de madrastrs.
Nc hay ma, que echir una
ojeada sobre los peri6dicos d. Is
Corte para que ell Amino Sc en-
sanche y se ed filue, con tran
portes de profundo sgradeci
miento, en- presencia del csrif,
so y decidido interes de ad.nira-
bic con frsternidad y i,npatis qur
ha despertado, como va dijimos,
en- la misma prensa, en- ell gobier
no. en- nuestros REPRESENTATIVES, 9
'amentable suceso de la inunda
ci6n de Ponce y otros pueblos Dr.
esta isla el l: del mes d|timo.
Aquellos, los peri6dicos, espe
cialmente los que en- el estadio d.
Ia prensa madrilefia defender To-
salvadores dogmas incondiciona.
lea, repercutiendo las pa!pitscio,
mes y los aphelos de nuestra pa
tri6tica olectividad; esos peri5di.
cos, decimos, dando a la estampa
conmovedores artfcu|os iuspirado
en- ,uelIa desdi ha y en- Is nobi
I ims aspiraci6o de cooperAr re-
sueltamente, con el aux;io of il
= ell privsdo, q la aminoraci6n del
dano; ell G ,bierno, concedien 10
a seguida cuantiosa can't lad para
tan jaudable fia J atendiendo de
ferente 4 nuestros Senadores y
D.putados en- cuantas onasione, se
Ie presentau impulsados por aqnei !
caritativo sfan; estos, los sludido~
representatives en- Corte', consti
Guy endose ipmediatamente en- jun.
t., ,presentandose al Sr. Presilen
:e del Ccnsejo de Mi1i,tros y al
Ministro de Ultrsmar en- solicitud
de socorros para todosaquellos que
en- esta isla han experimentado ell
duro axote de la inundaci6a; pro
yectando 81 efecto Ia realization
de una loteria extraordinaria ne
ciona'; dirigiendo of 10 q los re.
presentantes de Ia banca y de
eomercio de provincias, reIacions.
dos con Puerto Rico, para quecon
tribuyan al alivio de Ia desgracis
que con tanta vehemencia ha he
cho latir sus pisdosos pc hos......
todos, el G ,bierno. la prensa
nuestros representatives han de
mostrado esplendorossmep.e une
veg mas que con p:edi'ecci6
aman a sus hermanos de essa
Autillas, 81 eeparados de e...o por
el mar, uuidos en- cambio por 10
imperecederos vincuios del afec
to, de Ia sangre = de la historic; /;
qua son acreedores q a cratitu
sincera = perdugab!e, al ftat ro >!
carifio de sus diguos com 2atrio
tas, de sus dignes harmanos d.
esta Perla del Mar Csribe.
Dirho sea en- loor de tan levan
tada actitud, que, 81 bien obedece
en- rarte Ia exageracion de la
noticiss recibidsr, Dc todas mans :
ras es altamente plausible, y asi
honra 4 los que en- OBJ equio nues-
tro Ia han asumido, que a no ;, tro,
n . enorgul ece con 'asoo.
No estamos solos, nc, nj lama
10 estuvimos en- nuestros dolores
A Ia otra parte del mar tene
mos una madre que nunca nos ol
'ida, y hermauos e. netosos que
j fuere necesario, sahriAn AFRO,
trar supreme sacr,6 10 per aho
rrarnos una pena, por proporcio
uarnos una ayuda y un consue't.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

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Ceniinu

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

Gonzalez; y en- Barcelona, el actor
don Felipe Valdeperas.
A Ultima hora nos traen los vien-
tos del NOrte la noticia de que han
fracasado las negociaciones para
atraer al fusionismo a Lopez Do
minguez. Era Ia tabla en- que Sa-
gasta pensaba salvar q su gobierno
del naufragio. Estara contento.
r p. del Rio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
FOLLETIN.
JESUCRlSTO Y la MUJRR.
rRoSrkCADo FeK
D. JUAN PERPIEA Y pIBgRIAT,
pnoxrxsiADo reR

Doctor en- Derecko Cira y Can6nicO
gen FllOsctia y Letras, can6aiyO
Psnitenciar,o que fa1 del Arsobis.
pado de Santiago de CGLa, y ae.
taalmsnte Dedn de Ia Santa Iels
sid Catedrai de San JnGn de PGsr-
to-Rico, en- Ia solemns distribaci6a
de premiOs del Coiegio de Midas de
San Iidetonso ds Ia menoi0aada
Gudad de San Juan, 81 dfa 8 De
SetismbYe de 1888.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
bXPOSICION DE- BARCELONA.

Barcelona, 2 de Septiembre de 1883.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER.
0ANTIL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

grade pupils in this district 90 to
Morris Vineyard school, in Distric,
No. lS; seventh and eighth grade
pupils to the Spring street school, in
District No. Is.
For all children living outside III
the city limits, and desiring to attend
any OF the city schools. tuition mus
be paid. Rates of tuition will be AZ
fixed last year: Grammar grades, first
to fourth inclusive, 50; prima,,
grades, $3.50, payable in advance 10
the City Superintendent, or to the
principal OF school attended.
In the table beneath will be found
a full and complete directory of the
schools as they were composed at tho
beginning of the holiday vacation.
The residences of the teachers, to-
gether with the grades Of their certiti-
Gates ahd the date of expiration Of
the same, the classes they teach, and
the number of desks in each room E,
are given in a compact form, and
should be filed away for reference
The only complete directory hereto
fore published was recently issued by
Superintendent w. M. Friesner, but
this book did not contain the boun.
da les OF school districts, which
will be found above. which it
will be well for both teachers
aud parents to preserve for use
IN the future. Following is the
BILE:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

District No. 12.-Central school,
located at the corner Of Fort and
Temple streets. District bounded at
follows: Beginning at the corner OF
Pearl and Canal streets, by Canal,
Short, New High and Marchesiauls
streets to Alameda; thence southerly
by Alameda street and the Santa
Monica railroad to q point on a line
with Mayo street; thence westerly by
this line and Mayo street to Main, by
Main 10 Second, by Second to Pearl
thence northerly by Pearl street to
Canal. Includes all grades.
District No. 13.-Pearl street school
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
District bounded north by Diamond
street to Pearl, by Pearl to Second
street, and by Second street to Flower
treet; east by Flower street; south
by Sixth street and line in the
direction of Sixth street to tigueroa,
" Figueroa to Ward street, and by
Ward street to the city limit. Fifth
and higher grade pupils go to the
Eighth street school, in District No.
l6.
District No. 14.-Normal and pri-
mary school, Normal School building,
corner OF Fifth and Charity streets.
District bounded north by Second
street; east by Olive; south by Six h !,
and west by Flower street. Pupils in
the sixth and higher grades in this
,list,ict living north of Third street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
and west by the city limit. Includes

ana west py the city limit. Includes
all grades.
District No. l7.--Montgomery street
school, on the corner of Montgomery
and Georgia Bell streets. District
bounded north by Pico street; east
by Figueroa south and west by the
city limits. Sixth and higher grade
pupils in this district go to Morris
Vineyard school, in District No. Is.
District No. 1S.--Morris Vineyard
school, on Morris street, between Hill
and Charity. District bounded north
by Twelfth street; east by line from
the corner OF Twelfth and Los Angeles
streets, running parallel with Main
street, via Carlisle street to the city
limit; south by the city limit, and
west by Figueroa street. Seventh
and eighth grade pupils in this dis
trict go to the Spring street school,
in District No. Is.
District No. l9.-San Pedro street
school, on San Pedro street, near
Washington. District bounded north
by Twelfth street; east by San Pedro
street, from Twelfth TO Veiar, by
Nejar to Wolfskill, thence by a line
from the junction Of Vejar and .Wolf-
skill, due south to the city limit :.
south by the city limit, and west by a
line from the corner OF Twelfth and
Los Angeles streets, running parallel
with Main street, via Carlisle street
tn The city limit. Fifth and sixtb
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

60 to the Central school, in District
No. 12; south of Third street to the
Eighth street school, in District No. 16.
District No. l5.-Spring street
school, on Spring street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. District
bounded as follows: Beginning at
the junction of Olive and Second
streets, by Second to Main, by Main
to Mayo, by Mayo and line in con-
tiauation Of IL to the Santa Monica
railroad, by the Santa Monica rail-
road and San Pedro street to Twelfth
street, by Twelfth to Main. by Main
to Tenth, by Tenth to Fort, by Fort
to Seventh, by Seventh to Hill, by
Hill to Sixth, by Sixth to Olive, and
by Olive to Second street. Includes
all grades.
District No. 16.- Eighth street
school, corner of Charity. District
bounded north by Ward street to
Figueroa, by Figueroa to a point in
line with Sixth street, by this line
and Sixth street to Hill; casterly Hill
street to Seventh, by Seventh to Fort.
by Fort to Tenth, by Tenth to Main.
and by Main to Twelfth street; south
by Twelfth street to Pearl, BY Pearl
Ito Pico, and by Pico to the city limit I;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

NAME LOCATION AND CAPACITY OF BUILDINGS.
The following table the location buildings in the
city Of Los Angeles together with list Of the furniture therein
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-04
Eastern Echoes.

The Republican committee having in
charge the notification OF the nominees,
will visit Rheinbeck next Saturday to
notify Morton.
Another of the manufacturers sue
cumbed to the Amalgamated Association
and signed the scale of wages demaded
by the workmen. The name of the es-
tablishment is the Scottdale Iron and
Steel Company.
While man, named Stokes, and his
wife were driving across the Western
New York and Pennsylvania railway
track near Carrollton, Pa, they were
struck by passenger engine and both
instantly killed.
Publication has been made that Walter
Cummings, Judge Of the Municipal Court
of Wilmington, Del, has abused the
trust seposed in him by his clients, to
place mortgages aggregating $e6, 900 on
properties owned by him, the assessed
valuation Of which is only "a, ,452.
At Altoona, Pa, Anniello Sepletto, an
Italian resident of Pittsburg, shot and
fatally wounded an unknown Irishman.
The ball passed through the temple ol
the wounded man, and be is dying. The
shooting was the result of q quarrel.
Sepletto was committed to jail.
At Trafalgar, johnson county, ILL.,,
Samuel M. Henderson shot and killed
his divorced wife, Sarah Henderson, and
then killed himself. After the divorce
Henderson married I lady with whom hs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-04
GENERAL ITEMS.
Revelry By Night in the
City Of Pork.
CELEBRATING AT CINCINNATI.
Angelenos at Santa Barbara-Sheri-
dan Growing Worse-Taxas
Granger Politicians.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD,
CINcrNNATI, July 3.-Cincinnati is a
glowing garden of National colors to
night. Never in her history has such
general decoration Of buildings beena
made. The flag supply, liberal as it was,
was exhausted in many lines early in the
day, and recourse has been made to
anything that would give red, white and
blue colors. Equally generous provision
has been made for tonight. At midnight
all is a jubilee of noise and fireworks,
with the ringing of bells, booming OF
cannon and an all prevailing din. Mrs.
Polk, of Nashville, Tenn, widow of
James X. Polk, has been selected to
start the machinery in the Exposition
She will accomplish it by pressing an
electric button in her house in Nash
vile.
la. M.-The uproar on the streets at
midnight of horns, cow-bells, frecrack-
ers, drums and human voices never had
a parallel in this city. At Fourth and
Vine streets the flash of guns of four
batteries of artillery, firing salutes, not
1000 yards away, can be seen the report
is drowned by the street noise. All the
streets are crowded. Governors Foraker,
of Ohio, Beaver, of Pennsylvania, and
Thayer, of Nebraska, are here. Five
other governors will be here to-day. A
railroad agent says the roads brought
$4,000 people to Cincinnati on the Sd and
expects to bring as many more to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-04
washinrtom Wirinrs,

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The bond offer
ings to-day we're $40, 600; acceptances,
$20,500.
President and Mrs. Cleveland went to
Baltimore this evening to attend the
Sengerfest. They return at midnight.
Senator Farwell returned from Chicago
last evening. He expressed the opinion
that Fuller would be confirmed Chief
Justice with the aid of Republican votes.
The State Department has been in
formed of the assassination of an Ameri-
can, named Stephen Zakany, at his sugar
mill, near Ahome, Mexico, by a we'll
known bandit. The authorities are act
lively in pursuit.
. General George s. Rogers, of Kansas,
q member Of the Board of Pension APP
peals, Interior Department, has been
dismissed, and James A. Lacey, Of Mis-
souri,, has been appointed to the
vacancy.
The Postmaster General has written a
letter to the President formally protest
ing against the proposition made by the
Civil Service Commission to extend the
classified service so as to include the rail-
way postal service. z =.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-04
Foreign Flashes.

A large mill near Pesth, together with
one million bags of flour was destroyed
by fire.
The Gar accompanied by his family
has left St. Petersburg for a yachting
tour in waters of Finland.
The Dominion National Prohibition
Convention began session at Montreal,
Tuesday. Several resolutions offered
were referred to committees.
An important stragetic railway, con-
Meeting many artillery and cavalry de-
pois, is to be constructed in Southwest
Russia Immediately. The cost will be
$4,000, 900 roubles.
Liberal successes in municipal elec-
tiops in Italy have alarmed the Vatican,
and the Pope, who is opposed to inter-
vention of the clergy, will counsel them
to abstain from future elections.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-04

the matter must be considered as sub
sidy, pure and simple, unconnected with
the Postal service, question with which
the Department had nothing to do, makes
argument as to the benefit of subsidies
to commerce, with a view of showing
that its effect is to destroy competition,
and tl,at it is not beneficial in CONNER
cial sense, He says in conclusion;
If the subsidy policy is to be pursued
venture to suggest the Mexican meth
cd. When a ship arrives with cargo
the tariff tax is divided with the ship
owner, the latter taking so per cent. Of
. the duty on the goods she brings in pay
ment on account OF his subsidy. A trad
ing chip is thus enabled to transmit to
the consignor, if he will employ his ship,
a portion OF the Government duties, and
thus the ship owner is indeed enabled to
promote trade with foreign countries
Decidedly an improvement on the Mexi-,
can method in the interest of the
promotion of trade and of the building OF
ships to conduct it, would be to enable
the owners and builders to receive at the
port of consignment in that country
still greater proportion of tine duties i'm
posed by the government upon the cargo.
In this way the Mexican ships would De
enabled to get bis cargo charge and fair
profit for carriage, and sell to Mexican
consumers at price at which he could
conveniently buy, take out the cargo
for exchange and repeat the process
to the cultivation of much closer
commercial relations with foreign coun
tries and to the maintainance of Mexican
shipping. Of course the Mexican meth
cd is somewhat cumbersome and the
same end might be reached without in
direction and without the payment of
subsidy by the removal or reduction of
the Mexican tariff on imports.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-04
Coast Cuil,ues.

Up to IL 80 this morning nothing had
been seen Of the racing yachts Aggie and
Lurline at San Diego.
At Mary sville Mining Camp, Mont,
Frank G. Loveland, plasterer, shot his
mistress three times and then killed him
self.
Frank J. Prior has been appointed to
fill the vacancy in the railway mail SER
vice caused by the resignation of Stephen
B. Moen.
Daniel McDermott, laborer, was
buried under an embanklnent caused by
the premature explosion of blast at
Potrero, California. The foreman of the
crew was also severely injured.
The .thirty-ninth fiscal year Of the
State of California closed Saturday, June
3Oth. The amount of the State finances,
cash on hand in the State treasury at
Sacramento at that time was 81, ,54S, 1896.
Earnest M. Keller, aged "a, was
drowned while bathingin the surf at Mon
tecito. No one was with him, except
two small children. 1t is supposed he
got into hole and was unable to swim.
He leaves a widow and young child.