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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-17
CONTACT WORK.
Grading Orleans Street:

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. s, 1888. {
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of st. Paul, Min
nesOta. at their Office in said city, until
IL M, on the Goth dayof February, A. ID.
1888, for the grading of Orleans street,
from Cherokee avenue to Page street, in
said city, according to plans and specifi-
cations on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two GU sureties
in a sum of at least twenty (2O) per cent
of the gross amount bid must accompany
each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
VIM. BARRETT, President pro tenn.
Official: w. +. ERWIN,
41-51 Clerk Board of Public Works.
, 1888-03-18
TWO VISITORS.

1T is a mistake to suppose that Buff
falo is the whole of Johnson county" said
Thomas NJ. Cotton, editor of the Sheri
dan Post, in conversation yesterday.
johnson is a large county, and every
body who has seen it believes it to be the
most wonderful section Of the territory.
We have several good towns north of
Massacre hill, the dividing line between the
new and old county. We have fine agri
cultural land, but unfortunately little mar
ket; we have and will have for years good
grazing land; we have coal right at our
doors and, We believe. precious metals.
The country is now prosperous, but we
need a railroad to carry off our surplus
product to make us supremacy happy.
We will have one, too, in the near iu-
ture."
Mr.. Cotton is here chiefly on county
division matters, but he is making him
self generally useful in booming his sec.
ton.
~ Another visitor who has been here fol
several days is Col. Il. II. Kimball, who
published the riproaring Ro,ody West at
Douglas, on blood tinted paper. Col
Kimball now has a fine ranch claim neal
the new town of Glenrock, and in add
ton practices law and looks after land
patents for his clients. He is an Iowa
man. The colonel says there will be an
immense influx of people into Converse
county this spring and summer Oil and
coal are all the rage, The location of the
county seat is now beginning to absorb
attention, and very hilarious times are
promised before the question is settled.
, 1888-03-18
INGALLS, AND MCCLELLAN.

Senator Ingalls, in his speech OF the
9th inst said the Democratic party nom.
mated and supported that other ally OF
the ~confederacy, George b. Mcclellan -
The North Topeka Courier, printed in
the senator's own state, was provoked by
the above remark to delve deep into his
political career; and its labors have re.
suited in bringing to the surface the inter
esting fact that John j. ingalls, ran for
lieutenant governor Of Kansas in 1864
under nomination by a convention a part
of whose platform was as follows:
THAT we hereby ratiiy the nomination
of George B. Mcclellan of New Jersey
for president and George II. Pendleton OF
Ohio for vice president and we pledge
them our hearty support.
That We hereby ratity and adopt the
Chicago platform as understood and con
strued by Gen. George b. Mcclellan in
his letter accepting the nomination of the
Chicago convention for president OF the
United States"
Mr.. ingalls,, standing on this platform,
was defeated by the people of Kansas, re.
ceiying S,493 votes against 1904 re.
ceived by his republican competitor, Jas.
McGrew.
1t is hardly probable under the circum,
stances that Mr.. ingalls, believed in 1864
that George b. Mcclellan was AN ally Of
the confederacy."
, 1888-03-18
INCLINED no RE BIIIoUs.

Some of the territorial papers, particu-
larry those of Laramie City which are
c~hronically disgruntled and frequently be-
iuddled, are pouring forth their usual
biennial abuse on the devoted heads Of
the members of the last legislature and as
a matter of course shrieking with great
vehemence at the people OF Cheyenne.
1t is probably no more than was to be
expected. The Laramie papers have done
it in season and out of season ever since
they were established, and will continue
to do so indefinitely, as s%narling at Chey-
enne's people and projects seems to be
their chief stock in trade.
If Laramie's cloak of sanctity did not
cover a cloven foot Of rapacious desire it
might be all right for them to maintain a
perpetual howl against the capital city,
but they know, and we know, and the
whole territory knows, that the people Of
Laramie are every whit as selfish, as
g~rasping, as eagle eyed for the main
chance as the people of any other portion
OF the territory.
Cheyenne is willing to get what it can
and makes no bones about it. Laramie
is willing to take whatever is in sight and
many things beyond its reach, but with a
singular manifestation of hypocrisy it en-
deavors at the same time to make people
believe that it is laboring only for the
general good.
In all this discussion it should not be
forgotten hat residents Of Cheyenne pay
one-half of the taxes of the entire terri
tory in this and other counties, and have
been doing so for years. This town is
therefore entitled to some consideration,
and the rest of the territory should pot be
too ready to follow the lead Of the bilious
Laramie press.
, 1888-03-18

Miss Annie Pixley, who has long been
identified with the soubrette character of
"M'liss," a free dramatization of Bret
Harte's celebrated sketch, was seen at the
opera house last evening in a role new to
Cheyenne theatre gocrs. The play is
called The Deacon's Daughter, and can
scarcely aspire to the dignity of a drama.
In fact it is but a shade better than the
so-called farce-comedies with which the
country has lately been uproariously in
undated.
In the play Miss Pixley is surrounded
by a company of very fair ability and at
least-on actor of unqualified merit. This
is Mr.. NJ. G. DAILY, who, in the character
Of the Deacon acted throughout with
dignity and force. His picture of the
homely, narrow-mlnded old New England
deacon and his rapid evolution into a man
of the world, whose knowledge ofmodern
wickedness was a good deal more limited
than he imagined it to be, was always
amusing yet never overstrained.
There were several songs and dances
which were heartily encored, yet taken as
a whole it is perhaps safe to say that Miss
Pixlcy will be better. appreciated in her
old role of "M'liss" than in the more
pretentious character which she assumes
in her new play,
The Musin Concert company Wednes-
day evening and Baird big minstrel show
Saturday evening.
, 1888-03-18
A coWARoLY GRIZZLY MOTHER.
She Deserts Her Cubs When uotly Pur-
sued by Hunters.

She Deserts Her Cubs When Holly Pur-
sued by Hunters.
After resting my horse n few minutes I
went on, and had not gone far when ! saw
In the distance three black objects, which,
upon examination with my field glass, I
took to be butfaloes lying quietly in the
grass upon the prairie. AS the wind was
blowing from me directly toward them I
was obliged to make n long detour to get
upon the opposite side, when met one Of
my Mexican hunters, who had discovered
and was going for the same animals | was
IN pursuit of.
We united our forces and advanced
within rifle range, when the animals
jumped up, and TO our establishment
proved to be a large grizzly bear with
two well grown cubs. The instant they
discovered us they all started Off rapidly,
and we after them, at n speed which soon
brought us near enough to give shots, but
owing TO the frantic plunging and surg
ing of our frightened horses, to say moth
ing of our own perturbation, neither Of
our shots took effect, n / doubt IL even
Buffalo Bill, with all his mastery eques-
trian adroitness, and his skill in rifle
shooting, could, under the circumstances,
AVE made much better shots than ours.
AS we were obliged to stop and re-
charge our long muzzle loading rifles, this
gave the bears time to get considerably
the start OF us. We, however, soon closed
the gap, and gave another shot that in
fiicted n slight flesh wound upon the dam,
at which she set up a vociferous growl
and plunged ahead, leaving her cubs be-
hind. Giving n hasty direction for the
Mexican 10 attend to the cubs, l pushed
on after the old one, which was at this
time a good deal In advance, and going at
her best speed, while the panic stricken
whelps were giving utterance TO the most
plaintive cries, which were heard by the
mother, but she continued on, and my
horse put forth his utmost efforts for at
least two miles before We came up with
her.
In the meantime the cubs continued
their incessant cries, at which the dam
would occasionally turn round, sit up and
look back, but as soon as she saw me
coming she resumed her running, and
this was repeated several times, until I
came near her, and galloped along for
some distance by her side, but even this
close proximity did not induce her to turn
upon me, or TO make the slightest demon
stration Of hostility.
Her sole purpose was to escape, and to
effect this she deserted her offspring in
the most cowardly tanner. When l had
satisfied my curiosity regarding her ag-
gressive proclivities / gave her a shot
back OF the shoulder, which caused her to
turn around and walk slowly back with
her heaI down, severely wounded, but
another shot in the mead brought her TO
the ground, and after taking of one Of
her paws, as a trophy, returned to camp,
where l found the Mexican, who IA
lassoed the two cubs, and driven them
before his horse nearly five miles, while
they continued their piercing screams all
the way. Indeed, they kept up their
cries during the entire night, so that the
men got but little sleep and obliged us to
have them killed the next morning.
Gena-R. b. Marcy in Outing.
, 1888-03-18

DENVER proposes to spend $l3, 500 for
decorations and incidental expenses in
celebrating the opening of its new route
10 the sea.
, 1888-03-18

'-'AA' ShlINAsl
A light step was heard upon our office
stairway, a something seemed to impress
US as with a divine presence, a gentle rap
was heard at our Office door and we arose
and went forward feeling hat we were
opening the door to admit a good spirit
of some kind. The door turned
upon its hinges, a beautiful sight met
our gaze and sweet words sounded
like music in our ears. 1t was Miss Alta
May Nickerson with a basket on her arm
covered with a napkin as white as the
unfallen snow. Smiling and looking like
a little angel, she said please accept
the contents of this basket with mama's
compliments" We accepted at once,
and merely lifting one corner of the nap
kin We beheld at a glance sufficient to sat
isfy us, and replacing the covering set the
basket and its contents by until the even
ing, when upon carrying it home and
opening it out to view we found pie, cake
and good things in general.
, 1888-03-18
REMOVAL

we sUW relaOUe on or
about the 2Oth Of the pres
emf month into the store
room No. 80 w. SeDen-
teenth street, Knights OF
Pythtas block, formerly
occupied by the Wyoming
furniture Company.
CL.5RY' y COLLfMER,
o.. The Far.
, 1888-03-18

1t was said of Canning that he never
made a speech without making an enemy.
How inferior he was to our John James
Ingalls,.
, 1888-03-18

TUtIIVIt TIT IINassT
The number Of female book agents has
steadily decreased for the last seven years,
and is now only 30 per cent of what it
was eight years ago. 1t takes a pretty
girl to be a successful canvasser, and
pretty girls have no trouble in getting
fried.
, 1888-03-18
MEAT MARKET,
JOE L.gROSE Proprietor
Fresh Eggs, Butter and Game a
Speciality.
A good supply of Vegetables always on
Hand.
Stand at Northeast corner Of Seventeenth
and Eddy Streets.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo.,

Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
March II, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
Cheyenne, Wyo., on April II, 1888, viz:
John J. GeiseIman.
presumption d. s. No. 924, for the W J of
NV t sec "a and s ! of ne / of sec 80 in tip
81 u, off 6S, W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: John A.
Apperson and Alexander Bowie of Chey-
enne, Wyo.; E. Mitchell and Horace A.
Noyes of Chugwater, Wyo.
Edgar S. Wilson, Register.
, 1888-03-18
PIrH IN PARAGRAPHS,
The YeIp Ticket.
philadelphia Times.l

For president, Murat Halstead; for vice
president, Benny Foraker. Platform:
Nv, done it with our little yelp."
, 1888-03-18

M oNM OF the good things of this
NosN life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. kcker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 25 and 90 cents, by
DR.. W. N. Hunt,
, 1888-03-18

Hoods ~Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself
and superior to all other preparations in
strength, economy, and medical merit.
, 1888-03-18
Omcial.


The public is hereby cautioned that no
letter of ~declination parporting to emenate
from President Cleveland is genuine I'M
less countersigned by me.-Dan Lamont.
, 1888-03-18

The April Patterns and Metropolitan of
Fashions are now ready for distribution at
Cowhick's.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-18
MIN N E so T A.
TIE nsdssa. En- teladdning pa 18
banvagnslaster passerade nyligen st.
Vincent "a yin till Chicago,

TIE massa. En- teladdning pa 18
banvagnslaster passerade nyligen St.
Vincent pa vag till Chicago,
Dendsbrutssststdi dilJ,,i,,ae,, Meeker
county ar bestamd att hallas d. 25--N
september. 7
Major Strait, VII skHnd for SIN
mang8riga tjenst som congressman
namnes pa vissa hall som guvern0rs.
kandidat. aa Ek u
Tr0sItverlcsegdre i Meeker county
hafva for afsigt att sammantrada
Litchfeld lordagen den % dennes foI
att radgora och bestamrna ON prisel
for den stundande sasongen.
ProhjbitioatsteyysG nominerade vic
slit nyligen i Marshall afh&llna kon
vent Louis Larson till county auditor
och till skolsuperintendent utsags er
fru Ferro. @
Frtkdnd. vi omnamde for en- tic
sedan att Josef Berggren fran Evans
Vile anklagats for hustrumord. For
liden onsdag var saken fore vid dom
stolen Alexandria och Berggren BILE
frikHnd.
Hampd. En- insHndare till '"Th'
Farmer anser att Mfnn. kan fran
bringa lika god hampa som staten Ken
tucky. Val wore ON delta wore for
h&ljandet. Genom experiment kal
latt utronas om hampa kan odlas me'
f0rdel staten.
Tatte,s 1 stdJIet FIR gas ha patraf
fats i'Minneopa Falls, der man bora
5os fot djupt hopp ON att fnna gas
i Vattentillgangen ar sa rik att en- val
tenstrale, s tum ! omkrets, hojer sig l
fot ofver ytan. Vattnet ar dertill
basta beskaffenhet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-18
ALLMlNNA NYHETER.

BdnIcrOf. En- bank i La Junta,
Colorado, blef l0rdags rofvad pa
$1,000. ........ ....
q KOnIcaLrserssGs .HsatdJ var fora
yeckan 1872 Forenta Staterna och % i
Canada, tillsammans 2l4, mot 2Ol yec-
kan forut.
Magasinerade f07Tddet af hvete
och majs landet var forliden veckas
l0rdag % .O31 ,727 bushels af f0rra sla.
get och 10. .170. 1896 bushels af det senare.
StGrlsa jordst0tar formarktes for
liden vecka distrikterna Belleville
och Kingston, Ontario. dock utan att
f0rorsaka nagon skada.
En- international sEyttefest var
under fora veckan anordnad i New.
ark, N. j., hvartill representatives fran
olika skytteforeningar inom landet
infunnit sig.
Sifran stjger. Under juni manad
uppgingo de genom eldsv&dor f0rorsa.
kade forlusterna i F0renta Staterna
till So, ,594 400 eller $500, 900 mer an un
der motsvarande manad fora aret.
F0rbu,adsdOmdren Arnold Krekel
i Kansas City, Mo-, afed derstades
lordags Han utnamdes till domare
af president Lincoln Or 1865 och inne
hade denna post tills for cit par veckol
sedan.
Jer7sUGgsoJyclsG. Iva godstag sam
manst0tte lordags i narheten af Ash
willie, N. c., q Western North Carolins
banan, ,hvarvld det ena tagets bromsar'
d0dades pa stallet, medan fem andr'
bantjenstemxn erhollo mindre skador
Begge lokomotiyen ooh en- mzngd vag
mar spllttrades.
j KruteDpJOsiOn. I fredags efteI
!. midday fog en- Laflln & Rand Pats
Vile, Pa, tillhorig krutqvarn i luften
hvarvid ire arbetare d0dades. Exple
sionen var ga stark, att de olycklig
offren kastades 200 yards fran qvarner
i der de lemlastade liken blefvo funns
! tSamtlige byggnaderna ladies' aska.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-18

den nxrmastel framtiden. Under Sd.
dana f0rhillanden vxdjar man aldrig
f1rgafves till den vxlg0rande allmzn'
heten. och manga ord beh0fves icke,
FOR att framh&lla den lyckligare letta'
des pliNt att har efter samvete, rad
och lxOenhet rxcka de n0dstxlds en-
hjelpande hand"
Kanhxnda mango bland landsman'
nen Amerika, sxrskilnt de, som annu
ha den stora Chicago -branden at 1871,
med ALA dsss hemska fasor, friskt
mime, skulle "efter samvete, rad och
lHgenhet'' villa "rxcka de n6dstalde
en- hjelpande hand." .4r.ls. ,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-18
Stjernsang
af den amerikanske skaldeH Bryant.

Do skapelsens stralande morgen
uppgick och verlden vakuade vid Guds
lssnde; ID morkrets och dodens 0dsli.
ga WALDEN kxnde fiHkten at hans magt
skaka sina dup, di de glansande or.
berna, do lagande kloten ungdomlig
gladtighet myriadvis h0jde sig ur tom.
rummets afgrund; d3 de ilade fram4t
for att skalkas och leka rymdens wax
ande dup, d& forenade sig deras silf.
verklingande stammor korus - och Sc
hxr den sang som uppstamdes at en-
bland de NEST str&lande:
"Framat! framatl bland de valdiga
himlarne, pa de hxrliga azurslatterna,
som utbreda sig framf0r er. Seglen, o
solar, som beledsagas af de verldar,
hvilka kretsa omkring er; och afven l
planeter, som aro fasta vid eder rote-
rande pol, med edra bar af gr0nska,
edra Invita- skyar och edra yatten, som
liKna EFT fiytande illus. Ty sallhetens
kalla afslojar slit anlete och den
gransl0sa rymden 0fversvammas af
ljus. Under det wi fardas framat, dric-
ka vi floden af ljus var klara luft och
pa vara blomsterholida slatter. Ack,
jal vi lila fran bland denna lefvande
stralprakt och fortsitta sjungande var
gladtiga vag
Skaden! huru dessa stjernor derbor-
ia den granslosa azurn blomstra och
strala, under det de en- for en- lila fram
mellan vara gnistrande led! Hvad
gronskan liar pilsnabbt pa deras rul.
lande klot och huru tackt de latta vim
darne utmarka sin vag genom de sma
vagornas r0relser och ungskogarnes
bugande topparl
Sc den glansande dagen sprider sina
stralar och regnbagen slar slit hvalf
den Iysande atmosferens vagorl Och
SO, huru alton och morgonrodnaden
med sina rika fargskiftningar sanka
sig ofver de stralande planeterna un
der det de bada dem med dagg! Och
deremellan hojer sig natten, som be-
tacker de bordiga strackorna med sin
skuggkagla.
Framat! framat! I vara blomstran
de lundar, 1 den milda Wind som ON
faktar sfererna, hafven och kallorna
som strala i morgonrodnadens skim
mer, Sc der raider karleken, der f0des
llfvet, der b0rja myriader varelsel
andas och skilja sig fran natten, f0l
att liksom vi fr0jda sig rorelsen al
ljuset.
lien fran eder sk0nhet, sferer 81
| rika pa ungdom och leden dansen, SON
mater aren! lien fran i den sallhe
och gladje, som strAcker sig anda til
de aflagsnaste granserna af firmamen
tet, den synliga kalIan for den alls
maktige, som doljer. sin panna unde
en- sloja, inf0r hvilken vara facklol
| blekna."
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-07-18
Brandfacklan iSverge
Sundsvall och Umea ruiner.

Om do f0rodande eldsvAdor, som
hems1kt de bida norrlxndska stxder-
~pa Sundsvall och Umea hafva vi f6rut
Vmeddelat hvad telegrafen derom haft
att berxtta. Nu fUreligga nxrmars
meddelanden ON dessa f0rfErliga elds.
v&dor, de storsta, som nagonsin rasat
inom Sveriges landamxren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

Por ESQ defendemos nosotros los an
| tigaos tiempcs que, 81 fsltos de ma
teriales adelantos, no dsban este espec.
tGculo infeliz, para 10 gfand - moral
de IN pueblo, que es Al honra J
ga mayor grandexe.
Y por so detsstam ~ de los actua|ee
tiempos 0. nj : 'ros respetos humsnos
que priv - y, lu, To- fieo" de 8 I'll
oera z ori., 'e rob.n IL; 'ie'n "a Z y
ria, que Ia ~ iabi1a lie sus cristi ,u0s
hijos.
Oorazoues h.y, hasta ceiosos en-
ascribir de las cristianSs gloriss, y des.
poes no sabsn, por misdo. srrodiilaFAe
al pie de los Altsres, para confesar IL
iivilidad santa de Cristo.
Almss existen que procuran la cris
tisna edocaci6n de sus hJns en- la ca
"a, y dsspues no sabsn darles ell elem.
p:o, cum plisndo en- la ig'ssia los nam.
dAmisutos y conssjos de ssta divina
madre.
Oristianos de muchisimas especiea
segda Ia religion que ellos 4 su ca
pricho 20 han forbade, que todo quiz
10 cumplen, y Green cumplir admlrs,
blemente sus dsberes de cat6lic0s, J
cuando SO trata de defender 4 Cristc,
con Ia pluma 8 IL palabra, rehussn
nombre de devotos, y se avergonzs
rian quiza de que los vissen con III
rosario en- las manos, en- los temples
del Dos vivo. Este trists espectAcuto
40 prsssntaron nunca los antiques item
pos, y por esto los presentes sc llevsn
acriminaoi6n tan justa de los creyentes
y fieles hijos de la jglesia.
Por ESQ es el c'amor tan justo, de
los Que, ,elosos por su mioisterio de la
g,oria de dos, conjenan y rechAzsu, y
rechaxsn = condenan con sobrada jas
ticis, la triste o,bardi, de muchos cris
tisnos de nusstros tiempos.
Paes esta gran desgrscia para e
culto divino ss Ia mayor calamidsd
ramb Ga para uua cristiana sociedad.
L,s obras exteriores = sctos ptbicos
los pide el orden snciAl y 10 exigs con
justioia el espirita de los modernos
pueblos, en- sus diversas manifestacio-
nos, y no menos pide el quito la
igiesia cato ica en- las manifestations
de sus hijos, para que ls den gloris
y esplendor debidos.
81 ssi no SO hace, los pueblos no
casutsn Goa venturas que MEGA Dios d
los qus niegan coofesAr 50 nombrs en
msdio de los hombres.
e hombre Aunque cristisno, no cuen-
te con la pss del cielo, uegaudo al cielo
u tsib1to mas justo que pide en- Ii
TERRA q sus hUos, para 50 propia vea-
tura.
Dios no necesita de nuestrAs adora
,iones, para Ger como sara siempre Ell
rey del Universe, psro nos las pids, pa
"a llenArnos en- 50 amor de- los CONS le-
os que nuuca, tan hsrmosos, podris
larnos el muodo.
L, religion sismpre ser& ell consuelo
ls la TERRA, Ia gloria que 10 presten
u ella sus amantes hios-pero pids 4
oios sin respetos hamAnoseste Quito
Dorque sin 4i n, hay cor.z6a dichoso,
Ii puebos ibres de catkstvfes segurss
Ii socisdades que VIVIAN Ia du'ce y nsr-
nosi Ina fslicidad de 10 virtud cris-
ixua.
III. q. de Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07

p,e derecho, bien 4 dedi:arse a
comercio, bisn i Ia ind ,ris, hier
4 la agriculture, bien cvn IN les
tino que la na,i6u e IA, bin
jercer gu apti'ul 8 ~u prof ion
' 4 ser dsi', al mi mo ii mpo qus
a I prooi., i e,ta aro 'ia ~ es-
pafio'a. No a vegetar de prssta
10, nj do merced y lin ,sus. par;
qua un dia Y OTTO le echan er
,ara e estribiilo de Ia hospital
dad periodicos como Ell Popu'a'
otros por el esti'o.
NJ divide e4to EI Popu ar, J
sprends q argum-utar como Do
y la l6gica mandan.
NJ con salidas de pie de ban o
Y hasta otra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
nEiGUl DE AIETROS IlEHPOs

Mspgaa as nrasssos tisapAs as~
los ecoafdes eris,issos sas, aass,sts6s-
- 4 todo. lee isltA valcs psra osa irs..
Z Ofisto. dslsat~ De Ice AzsHhs~.
Qus esnssnn 10 dsvoca3s, , h sA,
santo Gee 90 slIs - eusilsss, = lee a..
% vAlo' para sanpsis lss saessaxAa.
Zoe ella iEpss.
Qas 90 sskfsAean pas t.ill.s ssa.
les Dc 10 vias, J % tassss sassfl.
sarA possrat I ses yst' lAs alsss,
pasionss eos loo daaisan-
Qss tasass esAats AasgA Esa@ssss .s,
sfsnis d. los nahdaalsssss DE- Ak.
sls, J D. tssasa sl sasas ri laas.ss las
nIs para attsaass sssAs asAAsfsa q.
tassoa sAerosastos DE- s.aa msAss, xsl
- db % pi.mafe = maa sgAs sss
- assas tsl n.s,ianA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-07
REGISTRO CIVIL,

& senor Jatr manieipa. dc 10
Capital. nuestro dl.ting iido am.
40 don Jiau Hernandet L5per,
nos ha remiudo uu estAdo del mo
vimiento del Regi.tro Civil de e..
te distrito durante el mes dc Sep.
sismbre proximo pasAdo.
Ssgdn el mismo, eI nansro DE-
nacimientos durante el rtfsridt
mes. en- este Diarito, fue dc 90
ell de las defan ZONES SIS, snlrs
elias dos violentAs.
Sc inscribieton 8 malrimouio.
can6nieos.
DAmos gtaeiss al senor Her
nGndes L6ptf por % A,snci6s.