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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-08

CUMMONS-STATEo OF CALIFORNIA, CoUN-
y ty of Sacramento. SIS. Inthe Superior Court
in and for said county. The People of the state
of California to SAMUEL a. LEWIS, greeting:
You are hereby notified that an action was COM
menced in the Superior Court of the County of
Sacramento, State aforesaid, by filing a COM
plant in the Clerks Office of said Court, on the
25th day OF OCTOBER. 1888, in which action
AMELIA s. LEWIS is plaintiff and you are de-
fendant. That the general nature of the action,
as appears from said complaint, is as follows:
To obtain divorce from yoU on the ground of
willful neglect. The plaintiff alleges that since
April, 1886 you have not provided her with the
neces ssries of life or contributed anything to
her support without fault on her part. She asks
also for costs and general relief. All of which
is more fully set forth in said complaint, refer
ence to which is hereby made. And you
are hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the
service of this writ, exclusive of the
day of service, if served on you in said
County of Sacramento; snd within thirty days.
exclusive of the day of service. if served else
where; and you are further notified that unless
you so appear and answer within the time above
specified. the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in said complaint.
In testimony whereof, /. Vim. B. Hamilton,
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, do bereunto set my
hani and affix the seal of said Court, this ID
day of NOVEMBER, A. d. 1855.
TsEALl WM B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY Wv. RHoADs Deputy Clerk;
GROVE L. JOHNSON Attorney for Plaintiff.
ul0-2mS
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plat Of record In book a. page 49, registers Office;
containing 6 97-l00acrcs.
Lott q. L. Holmes subdivision, as sppearsfrom
the lower division OF plat In Plat Book !, page 81
Seven acres Il acresl. beginning alta willow oak
marked J. 81 thence north 20 chains 81 links. TO
NallaCes south line thence west along Wallaces
south line chains, to stake; thence south cross.
lug Nonconnah creek 20 chains CT links TO stake
on south line OF Albert Mickeys land; thence east
To the beginning.
Lot I, ben Williams estate, IN fractional section
2 township |, range west. beginn1 t stake on
Memphis and fernando road, southwest corner Of
said functional section and northwest corner sec
ton ,; thence east 1871 chains; thence north 40
chains - links thence west ~ chains thence
south iOls chains TO the beginning, containing JoH
acres.
A tract In fractional section 2, township l. range
swest beginning ut r. G. Williams northeast cor
ner thence 70 his southeast corner thence east
lS chains; thence north 40 10 chains thence west
l3ss chains 10 the beginning,
Lot on plan Of subdivision Of N. M.Trezevant,
made by VIM Sides May 10. 1860 recorded In book
IL, PIP. 2la 2iL said lot fronting IA chains II links
north side OF Central Avenue aud running back
between parallel lines Is chains 81 links the east
line being II chains Al links west OF Trezeyan ave-
nue.,
Seven aud $500 acres e. 80 norcsl Trezcvant sub.
division north side Of Union avenue, being same
lot conveyed by John p Trezevant 10 NJ. Q. Pesrce,
February 49, 1875. book ~ page 49, registers Of
ice, and conveyed by poarce to Nora Holllhau.
A lot beginning on the east side OF Cooper ave
nue. 61g1t feet north al tho intersection Of Cooper
aicnue with Central avenues thence east nt right
angles with Cooper avenue 7l6 feet TO Halls ave-
nue.; thence north with west line Of Halls avenue
VA feet thence west 10 Cooper avenue ZIG feet
thence south with east line OF Cooper avenue Va
feet 10 the beginning.
Lots 5 aud o block ,. W. r. Deadrlck's subdiyis.
Ion south side RAILROAD avenue.
lot beginning at a stake y chains % links
north 81 the northwest corner Of the Homestead
division OF the John u. Whites tract on the east
hue OF the = Hickman 5000 acre survey; thence
north chains 60 links; thence west chains 81
links thence south chains 10 links thence east
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McmphI., Tom. January q. ia s "
Attnnhmnnt Notice.

No 6ssi, Rim the Chanccry Court oi shelby eoun-
Nwcarnger
In hi. cause an attachment having been sued out
under section aga Of the Code Of Tennessee lMill
Ken a Verirccsl, and returned Into court levied
upon the property 81 the defendant James Swear
niger and affidavit having been made that MD de
iendant u Justly indebted 10 complainants In the
sum oi 49, opcn so,1unt ana tnat NJ uoieneAh'
n a therefore ordered. That the said defendant
JAaies Swearlngcr, make hls appearance herein. DO
fore the Chsncury Court Of Shelby county, Al ths
Monday IN March next and defend naid sttach
msnt suit within the time prescribed By law, o. th'
same viii be proceeded With etparte: aud that I
lot consecutive weeks. n the Memphis Appeal
A copy-sttcst. This i2th dsy Of January, 1873.
9 l. MCDOWELL. Clerk and Master.
bc, n 1 eaa,a', s pspaw - and ~ un1a
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AN Appuo ED BOY.
Negotiations Pending for the Return OF
Willie Dickinson.


FLORENCE, Wis, Feb. 2.-Iuterest in the
mysterious case Of Willie Dickinson, the
son OF Capt. W. Z. Dickinson, superln-
tcndent Of the Commonwealth mine at the
neighboring townsof Commonwealth, who
was supposed to have been abducted live
years ago, Is in fair way to be cleared up
by the return OF the boy TO his home. 1t
is reported on good authority that within a
short time Capt. Dickinson has been ap,.
preached with proposal for the return OF
the boy, the sum Of $4,000 being de-
mandcd as ransom and the affidavit oil
Capt. dickinson not TO prosecute, The
offer was not accepted at that time, but
negotiations were pending for the return
OF the lost boy The announcement that
the child is alive causes great surprise, as
the opinion has been almost universally
held, except by the members OF the Dick.
inson family, that the boy was killed and
devoured By wild animals, and not alb
Quoted, as Capt. Dickinson has stoutly
maintained
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JOHN DoRY, No. 5I6I.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot MAmbrino. the be-, brcd son Of
Pilot IT,. dam Indiana dam 81 indianapolis AM,
by Mambrino Chief Pilot Mambrlno made uoori
Of 2g, In the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Track In 226'..
Pint dam Of John noiy Agnes by Mambrino
star (rcooui 22sl son Of Manbtlno Chief Nam
brino Chief was by Mambrno faymasicf he By
Mambrno. he by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DoRY Il 10 hands hlEh. sal brown, al
most black. two white he,s. heavy name and tail,
short coupled and heavy boncd. lie Il a horse 81
fine action and vcry stylish. Although In his aycaf
old form and never trained he l. WY fast and level
headed. and can spood Al ~ gait lie Vas ioslci
Apfll 10. is1. at Indian IIill. Ky. Limited 10 ten
mares Service fee $40 osih, with usual prlvn'
cgcs OF return.
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BLUEGRASS" No. 1874.
s,...I,r,ao,u..,.,.r.a

Sired by nysdyks IIamblctonan. sirc Of 10 roiiers
with records 81 30 OF better and tlrc Of % sons
that have each gotten one or more 30 performers
nr.t dam Kilt by Long Island Black IIawE second
dam by Young Duroc, half brother to American
Eclipse third dam BY COINS Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS IA -. hands high, seal brown al
most black, with wine ooiorcd tanks and muzflc,
two whlte heels, heavy name and tall long bodied
heavy boiicd and very stylish. lie Il tho sirc OF
0rcy Cloud. rccotd 49,, trial 2i9', Of lccchcr
sirc II one 40 poriormp. andoi the dam Of LADY
Of Lyons. rccord 125'.. lie Il half brother IN Den
ter, 2lTi. Hctie ais. Jay Gould. 22i,i; George
wilkes, an aud hlll brother 10 henelau, 26
BLuEGRAss IA the only son Of Rysdyks Ham
bietoniAn who's services were ever offered 10 Tho
people SOUTH on KENTUCKY. and he VIII this
season be limited 10 ten outside mares fcc 500
cash, with usual privileges Of riurn.
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ss,e., rre.a the Gai,ew-.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 2.-Goy. Gordon
today ccmmuted the sentence OF Eliza
Randall, Who was to have been hanged in
Clay county on Friday, to imprisonment
for lie. Eliza Randall murdered her
father, killing him With an Ak. All the
details Of the crime were OF the bloodicst
description aud not one word Of extenua-
ton was Urged In her behalf. Public sen.
timcnt against the inilicuon Of capital
punishment Was what saved her from the
pailows
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lna Nal rhin1 rer . momen,

that catarrh will in time wear out. The
Oh cory is false. Men try TO believe 1t be-
cause Il would be pleasant IL true, but II Is
not, as all know. DO not let an acute attack
of cold in the head remain unsubdued. IL
il liable TO develop into catarh: You can
rid vourSclf of the cold and avoid all chance
OF catarrh by using DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy. II already afflicted rid yourself OF this
troublesome disease speedily by the same
menns A all druggists.
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Amer Three Yenrs.

W. y. Walton, ofspringdeld, Tenn, says
81 have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, of and on, for three years. |
purchased box OF DR.. Tanners lnfallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight OF the pills.
j have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
pince II giyes me pleasure 10 recommend it."
Rangun Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents per box. Sold al
Hester drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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Nw YonK. Feb. 1.-The jury In tho
celebrated Paine will contest were ordered
yesterday afternoon TO hand in sealed
verdict ni 1890 o'clock this morning.
When the hour arrived the envelope CON
tanning the verdict was torn open and Il
WAS fornd that the jury had agreed 10 dis
agree. They stood 10 70 for the plaintiff.
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Cen. sheridan I'm na.ton.

DosroS, Mass, Feb. 2.-Gen. Sheridan
was driven around the city this morning,
and was greeted everywhere by tremen.
dous crowds, who checrcd him wildly. a
public reception was given in faneuil hall
ct noon, aud the place was packed, the
crowds extending far out into the street.
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81. I.ou,. ronunxe s,atcment.

ST.. I,ouls, No., Feb. "A statement OF
the tonnage received at and shipped from
st. Louis during the year 1887, by both
railroad and the river, us compiled, OIL
ficially. by George II. Morgan, secretary OF
the Merchants exchange, is as follows:
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.stookholders, Moatlnq.

A MEETING Of the stock hoiderof the Troy and
the once OF aid oompauy. In the town OF TROY,
IN Obion county. 1cunes,ee. on Monday, the Xth
day OF February. AID. 1855. Cor tho confederation
and action upon proposed mortgage and Issuance
Of mortgage bonds and stock Of aid company. aud
the transaction u such other buslnc< as may bo
advised. by order OF the Hoard Of Directors DO
ccmberis, fsss. GEO n WILSON. President
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements Ia this column will be charged at
nate OF l5c for two lines one insertion; two inser-
tons, &c; one week. SOC.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Tho nrm Of ciapp& Tspior. Books and Stationery.
was this day dissolved by mutual consent MT A.
m 1syior having purchased the Interest Of J. w.
CLAMP Jr, will continue tho business under tho
finn name 81 A. X. Taylor q 90. The new hrm ~.
sumes all the liabilities Lltber member OF the old
"'''' Nv CLAP, JR,
A. X. TAYLOR
. Memphis Tom, January %. 1855.
In rctlrlnf from the above firm desire 70 return
my thanks 70 the patrons Of the lfin Ior theii
patronage. and 10 express the hope uat the new
hru 81 X n Taylor \ Go. will not only receive Z
continuation OF the namo patronage, but that they
may have. a. thoy 10 richly deserve, largely IN
Crctfed husluees J. w. CLAPF, JH.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH ~. Beauregard's
Tonic and Neftihs, tho tfeat
Irsnoh specific.

NERVOUS DgnifiTY N ali b. srrcs mental
IN aud physical drpff,l .UH fffrmItnffhcai by
pochondna, ttcrllty, ncum'gia lJsiffla. incsiawlV
Tor study or business. pafNsIs iuiiH,ichfe tp!eg
dlsrasra Of the neftous titiru may br nhdiohily
cured IA either fet By thr us' ul thh ilhfh,.il'l
prupamtion. II Il q mntist 1i inprgiuc imi1tian.
W use appropriate tfcuimrni 70 lhe 'lM ~ wv
los " nerve power, and " HautlA ~ = lvnl XIV.
and Nertlns after mani tsafs trial In tufOp" has
proved iniallble n taken acofdaa " lir,,.Y,n.
which are aihxed 10 each bottle Doc hgA s'lNai W
pnoe, 100 bon, of alr iotr lot 500. .ent
by mall prepaid on receipt Of prce We Sns,a, ~
sir bofes W cure any cas Win e.n "sss, ~. y.
susr.ntse 10 return Tia money II tfcatment does
not eject cure A, nsnter A Co. Dr,gHlsi. so,s
sSsnts fof unlisd States ~ and 40 h'i" s"'ss
nsmphia. TsAA
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women ce,,,ur p,oodrhlrs,y

CniciGo. H., Feb. "A dispatch to the
Times from 81. Joseph, Mo-, says the
women living in the southwestern part
Of the city are circulating petition TO have
Hooneck and Buelling, the wife murderers,
lynched. Mr.. Augustine, the man in
whose house Hooneck committed the muir
der, saws the women have grown weary
Of delay, and arc trying 10 work up feel
ing among the sterncr sex that will induce
them 20 take the law into their own hands,
The petition already has several hundred
signatures.
Wit positively cure sick headache and
prevent IL MUM, Carriers Little Liver
Pills This l. not talk, hut truth. One pill 9
dose. See advertisement Small pill. small
.l..aa urifo
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DIR. D. S. JOH N SO MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson Street.
No. II Jefferson Street

Bet. Main and Front MEMPHIS TENN
Established In isCO
nR JOHNSON n acknowledged by all parties In
| tcrt,sted as by FAR the most succvssiul physi-
elan la the treatment 81 private or sccrct dhca-',s
Quick permanent Curcs guaranteed IN every cA,s,
male OF female Rcccnt cases OF GonOrrhea and
syphilis curd In n lev days without the use OF
mercury, change of diet or hlndmncc from bu,-
nc.s. Secondary syphilis the last Ncstlge ernll
los OF semen stopped In n short time. sufferers
irum impotcncy or loss OF sexua power, re,iored ~
ir,e Vignr IN a few weeks Niclimsot seltabuse
aud excessive vcncry, sufering trim spcrmalorrhea
and los OF physical and mcnial power. speedily
and permanently curd Particular attention paid
tn the Diseases of Women, and cures Guaranteed
Piles and old cufcd Without the use OF castio
or the knife All consultations strictly connden.
tlaL Medicines sent By express 10 all paris OF The
country.
20 -Mutk ingmen cured NJ half the usual ratet
once hours lr1m . o'clock am. N o'clock p IN
u. n JOHNSON, MD.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hindnnce 10 cuisines, IN from
60 10 70 daya by tho Mcdlcated soii Pad Truss and
olioo treatment Aooniract made with each patient
Structure HydtQocle and Narlcocclo curcd ia q
short time. Circulars on application.
The Moderated soft Pad Truss has the
apring In tho frout therefore avoid nv All kidney
tfOubles, and can h. wOrn night and day. Mcguar
antco this truss 70 h. easy 70 and 10 hold NJ
the bowel. or money refunded Made aud nitcl 10
male o. female by DIX NOZZLE
20 JefIsrson A.. Memphis. Tenn
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I'M. pnine VIII Cn.c.

Must Weld their sweet odors 10 produce ono
ounu u Cashmere Bouquet Perfume.
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InoTrisc 2,SN.OOI Ions, OF Va pct cont
Tho receipts Of coal for the year were
C6, 5ei,025 bushels, against 81 ,25S, 525 BUSH
els in 1850.
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Lost.

DLACK DIAGONAL ovERcOAT AT Y, y. G.
ID A. reception Monday night Under will iieis"
rclurn TO }. y. Jordan, flnt NATIONAL Hank.
GHIi.p's SILVER WATCH AND CHAIN, ~.
" tween Linden strctt school AMI fesilcnrr, n
Iaudertlaie street suitable rvward viii ~ taid
tot rrturn Of same. RICHARD ID. JOhDAN,
n Asst NIGHT, BETWEEN Y. N. G. A. NALL
| A and corner ~ Alabama and DULL Run stfucis
lady's gold watch aud chain. Liberal reward VIII
h. raid Tor rcturn 10 III Alabama street
DUPPY-B BROWN NEWFOUNDLAND; RETu rs
~ flcon,e n pctcru. 20 Laudcrdaic street
aud he rewarded.
XlTH!TE SETTER DOG-wTTH BLACK FAIRS
w wore collar with my name on u Return %
d. q Jones, b52 shelby a., aud b. rewarded.
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w HITE N AcIIiNR RooMs- OSTRICH FEATH.
w en- dyed and cleaned. Kid gloves cleaned
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PLAUSIBLE TELRGRAMA,

Hemos dido que ell Sr. Bosch
representante aqui de la Compa.
MIA concesionaria del Ferrocarri
de la 1'la, ha recibido un telegra
ma de la Junta Directiva de dlchs
empresa, encargandole ofrezca a
Sr. Gobernador, que, con motive
de las desgracias de Ia inunda-
cion y para venir en- ayuda de 10,
brazos inocupados, les trsbaj osco.
mepzaran inmeGiatamente, apro
bados que sean los pianos.
E! buen deseo de la expresads
Junta Directiva no puede ser ma,
elevado y noble.
Reciba, pues, nuestro APPLAUSE
por ell interesante ofrecimiento.
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niaI. Este prcgrsma, con sus otros
deta!les importantes, cuyo pros
pecto publicaremos, Sc impone
q todos los que deveras amau
el prestigio y honor espanoles, y
nos excusa de hacer del misme
caiurosas recomendaciones q
nombre de su distinguido y va
liente y patri6tico autor, que Sc.
guramente ha de defenderlo con ls
energia y virilidad que tiene acre
ditadas. Acerca del mismo, LA.
mamos Ia atenci6n de nuestrot
Comites,a q quienes suplicamos CO
rrespondan al lllamamiento, quele
hace aquel patricia correligiona-
rio, invalido de Ia Patria, que
por ella ha sabido derramar su
sangre.
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LlPOSICION DE BARCELONA.
Kill lLLltlO Do IA lint iEIl.
Barcelona, n de Agosto de 1888,
sr Director del BoLETts MHA.
cANTIL-
IndussFan eaialana.

Son tAa ricas, tan esp'tndldaa y
nun rosAs Las instAlAeionca oapA
holAa del Palaclo de 10 IudustFla,
que seFiA tarcA monotonA desoEihlt.
Ia todAs y ennmeraE loa mlllnrcs
dc pFodnesoa Que eonsieavn. que en
nAdA, AhsolutAmente eu nad1, re.
sultan inlrEtoroa 4 Ice enviAaoa 4
cate grandloso erFtamea pot 30 IL
bricab,cs eIuapjeros PoarAa e.,
toe, tai vsE, tEAb&jAs Alsaaoa ~.
iieulos mas basaioa, posque 90.
cneI ixcn oompens~eAon ea he tos-
nAlcs, en la AbandAnelA de Ia pso.
ducson q pog osras anAlogAa rsEoaes,
pcfo 90 lnaisraIsble qae ssga svG 10
indnssTaa espsh0ia hA demosiiA Aao
gallardAulo0so qae paesae .iaeAAT.
que 81 es asnpafsda eoa@0 se ds
br, aaiGtA VtguEuaA de nala Ahau
msdora ofsaas, IsgstFA coaeaxtF .
ses tDrtc@das baeaeGao esew gvasa.
c1s 4 los eIsTah -, maekos as loa
eaAlcs ni ooGpoen sasslsta aAsaaa
ssas, Gl 10 ssoDaad de AaaMuxa a..
liealcas juEgsnslc . hap4as. 40 gsss
~ cue sG sesdad aiKasnsA sasa,
sino EAoE saaaso desc eaaa @pssAss
cue ~ "a olicas ssasoA de aaa gn@
suns atsa , sseao De sxs as Aae@aa4
Pa1rtn.
kDpexart pef lAa InsiAlasaaaea
mAa noaA1.sa ras % 10. mas9asss
% 10 de 90 ages nssf MesNaAet ?
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REVISTA De EUROPA.
Paris, IA de Agosto de 1883.

81 domingo, 10 del corriente, tn
vieron lugar las elecciones legisla
tivas parciales de dos Diputados or
el departamento del Norte, uno er
el de Ia Charente-Interior y otro er
el de la Somme, para reemplazar la.
vacantes producidas en- Ia Uamara
por Ia dimisi6n del General Bou
LANCER, presentada en 10 sesi6n de
ID dc Julio, de que d su tempo di
mos cuenta 1 nuestros lectores, y
por el iallecimlento dc tres Dlpu,
tsdos. Estas slecciones han side
sumamente auimadas y han pro.
ducldo una situacion actual, cuys
soluclon no es fAcil prever.
I'll General Boulanger ha aldo
reelegldo en- el departamsnto de-
Norte por 13o,l53 votos, y NJ.
K0 shin, partldario tambieu de Ia
disolucio1 do 10 Ckmara y dc Ia
revision do las leyea constitnclona
lee, por l26, ,501 contra 81, 400 > 9J
m,l 023, que han obt~nido loo can
didatos rcpu6ucAnos patroelnadoS
por el Mluistcrlo. El el departa-
mento do Ia Charente-Inferior, el
mlsno General BJulanger ha aldo
elegido por 81 ,25T votos, On el de
Ia somm nc por ID, 004 contra ~, ,4l6
! ASH, que haa ooGenIdo Gus com .
potldos % ca estos dos dlIimos do.
pAFtAtnsnios respcctivAmeate.
81 eArActer dominante de esta.
elccclonea no % Ia prcdllecci0n
naAruAda poF los cleotor-s hAela Ia
E,~rsouA del General Boulaaner,
slao hAaia II lsic. que representa- v
que coasaltuyc hAsta hoy sa pro-
grAmA coaoeldo dlsolneion de II
CamAsA dc DspasAdos acsaal, y 70.
vlalon Dc - lcycs constructions.
Lee.
Is prectao reconoess que 10 gran
MAJ - del pAis sAsA dcscontrnta
do AmAsa aetaal, slesldA ea
osss . du 1855 J que seFnlaA .us
- . 60 iguAA inca Dc lsso, aln
as,. 4sA eaGe uaomeaso hAya Dc.
sed 49, otEa eosa Q1e eeapAfse De
Is soaes goTsoaAlsA AAess dea.
-, AlaAsasasoa. y enltlF vosoa
. ssasssoslos soesc Alguaoa lie loa
A.aatss qSs AA dAsoagldo ia de-
taAAo - dAasaaaoa lie - leyea dc
ps~aagsassSs~ p@Ea 90 1lsimoa dlAs
asa aasA y 49, taiaA 10 t4empA Be
400 seSNaAEta F~eafstF q aaaoFtnAr
o. 1iub@aS@o p@3a eohFAR loa im.
easaaea J pAgas - 90 Eaa daa ~.
lido p~as as@lA9 de- aoaAvaa psoxi~
.aaa.Asa aasAaaa 10 Pstmesoa me-
sea asa aaus y s.so - "a Fwgeasao
sa saa aataaoa aAaa. AaA4o eaao
gaaau EseabsaeAaos } EasaAFqatsoa
aaAAa A1 asAaxxia
l.. r~sAsasa ae - leses eanatl.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-14
$S25.2t
DISTRIBUTION DE- SOCORROS.

La de los $4,000, que el Go.
bierno Supreme hs concedido pa
ra aliviar las desgracias ocasiona
das por las dltimas inundacionee
en- Ponce, Coamo, Patillas, Santa
Isabel y Salinas, sc hara por una
Junta Central presidida y nom.
brada por el Excmo Sr. Goberna.
dor Genera, la cual junta desig
nara Ia cantidad proportional
que, previos los datos oportunos,
debe corresponder q cada uno de
los citados pueblos.
s. E. se ha servido nombrar
vocal de Ia misma al Director de-
este peri6dico, y enviamos EXPIRE,
sivas gracias al Sr. Gobernsdor,
por Ia distinction con que nos Ia
honrado.