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Washington Letter
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. July ,22d 1889.

WASHINGTON. July 22d 1880.
The seat of Government has been re.
moved to Deer Park temporarily and the
railroad must be reaping heavy assess
ments from those that come and 90 be-
tween the Capitol and the "lodgc' in
the wilderness. The President has az
ranged that no more trips to Washing
ton will be necessary until his return
for the purpose of going to Bar Harbor,
and Mrs. Harrison has easily convinced
herself that the White House improve.
ments so dear to her huusewifely heart
are progressing as evenly as May day.
Quite an official air pervades the at
mosphere of the Presidents cottage
Messenger boys hasten to and fro at all
hours of the day and far into the night.
1t is manifest that Mr.. Harrisons es.
cape from the city is not all escape
from the office seekers. Mr.. Halford
the private secretary. goes eyerv
morning about 9 o'clock to the Presi.
dents cottage. The first mails are
looked over and the serious work of the
day begins. She Secretary writes about
fifty letters every morning. II is ex-
pected, however that Miss Sanger the
Presidents private stenographer, will
arrive this week and relieve Mr. Hal.
ford of much of his labor.
The study in which these mornings
with affairs of public import are passed,
is the largest room in the cottage. The
windows touch the polished veranda
floor, and a cracking wood fire every
morning drives away the upland chill.
In a room above, Mrs. Harrison per-
fects her sketches of Scenery in the
neighborhood, and delightfully."- jumbles
colors and outlines IN true summer de-
fiance Of art. While Mr.. Harrison has
no conception Of color, and her bits of
scenery are not altogether bad.
But while in these things, the Pres
ident's holiday is slow lotus eating
summer dream, it has rude Interrupt.
tons, and these are not so much from
the office seekers, who have at least an
excuse for their presence, as for the ex.
cursionists. People who are at home
models of good breeding and law abid-
ing in most things go to Deer Park and
fall victims to the handshaking craze.
They long to 90 up to the cottage and
grasp the Executive hand and receive a
load of fancied magnetism; of which
they can tell their children in days to
come.
The Presidents serahe enjoyment of
chill dcen s society at all times and in all
places, is one Of his homeIy virtues that
endears hlm to thousands Of good
natured people who have kindred
love for little folks. The other morn
ing he sat on the veranda reading
newspaper, when a sudden chorus Of
shouts and screams rent the air and lit.
tie Ben, the Latrobe girls and Blaine
Elkins raced across the scene, chasing
Mr.. and Mrs. Poppingilly, the two NAL
tese kittens that accompanied the
Presidential party to the hills. Up and
down and around they scampered, un-
til the kittens were caught and Mr..
BENJAMIN had fallen down and torn his
trock. Throughout the play, which
often jostIcd against his chair, the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-08-01
Rucklen's Arnica SAlve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
DR.. NJ. E. Leatherman.
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No.L LCE
Tzax-Fayex"$.

FREDERICK, Md, july 10, 1899.
The Tax Books tor 1889 arc now ready, and
the Collector would call the attention of the
Tax PAYERS of 1889 to Section As, Article II
Revised Code of Maryland:
al! persons who shall pay their taxes on
or before the first day Of September Of the
year for which they were levied, shall he en-
titled to a deduction Of five per ccntum on
the amount of said taxes. All that shall pay
the same on or before the first day of Oto-
Der of said year, shall be entitled to dcduc-
ton of four per ccntum; and all that shall
pay the same on or before the first day OF
November of said year, shall be entitled to a
deduction Of three per ccntum.
CHARLES +. ROWE.
July II at. Collector.
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ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-The most re-
markable accident to a thoroughbred
ever chronicled occurred at the fair
grounds track today. While S. Bissell's
aged mare Concordia, by Concordia-
Nettie, was out for exercise with a 70
pound boy up she bolted and ran away.
Near the stable gate she struck the
fence and rail sixteen feet long and
six inches thick, which cut away the
right shoulder, passed through the
abdomen, and came out under the left
hip. The whole sixteen feet Of rail
passed through her and dropped from
behind as she wheeled on the track.
She walked 20 feet and then dropped
dead. The boy was not hurt.
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SO far the summer here has not been
especially remarkab Bile for its high tenn.
reratures, but from Europe we get a
different story. Even the inhabitants of
Russia and all northern Europe have
been suffering from intense heat. The
records of the Central Observatory at
St. Petersburg show that since l774
there has not been such high temper
AZURE at a corresponding time Of the
year,-N. Y. Sun.
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY
REOPENS .....
SEPTEMBER 10th. 1889.

Has large corps of well qualified teachers and all
the amendments are excellent. Thorough instruc-
ton is given in English, in Ancient and Modern
Languages Music, Art, Science, Elocution and Cal
is,hcnics. Special courses may be taken IN Music
and Arr and diplomas obtained accordingly Inc
buildings are commodous and elegantly furnished
well lighted, heated. ventilated, and abundantly sup
piled with pure mountain spring water. Inc sl'ua-
ton is delightful, the scenery of the surrounding
country beautiful, and the climate mild and heal'hiu
Terms reasonable For catalogues applytq
VIII. n. PURNELL. IL. D. Frederick, Nd
July
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FRAME HOUSE

one story and attic high, with summer
kitchen, stable, corn crib and other out
buildings. There lsu well of excellent water
near the door, and a young orchard of good
fruit trees in bearing condition on the prem
Uses. This is the property which was con
ycycd by Frederick N. Wilhi,le and wife to
George F. Eyler by deed recorded in Lihcr
A. F. No. 8 folio al, one of the Land Rec
ords of Frederick county
Onl A lot of mountain land containing
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES

more or less, adjoining the lands of John
Ro1zer, John II. Rouzcr and others; stua-
ted south of the Western Maryland Railroad
and southeast Of Shutdown, nearly opposite
the stone quarry of Frederick N. Wlllhlde
now used by the Western Maryland X. H.
This land was formerly owned by Henry
Rouzer deceased.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree: One half cash on day of sale, or on
ratification by the Court the other half IN
one year from date Of sale, or all cash at the
option of the purchaser; note with satisti'c-
tory security to he given for the deferred
payment bearing interest from dav of SALE
When the whole purchase money is paid Il
good and sufficient deed will he executed.
Convcyancing at the expense OF the pur-
chaser.
FREDERICK WHITE,
July II is TRUSTEE
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Rupture cure guaranteed. Ease at
once. No operation or business delay
Thousands cured. For circular, DR..
J. 3. Mayer, 1881 Arch st., Phila. At
Keystone Hotel, Reading, Pa, End Sat,
of each month.
Jan oath lYr.
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Early estimates of the wheat crop Of
the United States, this year, as made by
the Agricultural Department and com
mercial agencies placed itat 500, 100000
bushels or one Of the largest ever grown
in the country. Reports from Dakota
and other States and Territories Of the
Northwest now indicate a very short
crop in that section, owing to the ex'
IRENE drought, while in the East the
wheat harvest has been seriously dam
aged by the rainy weather. Between
drought in the West and wet weather
in the East it is probable that the actu-
al crop will fall many millions short Of
the earlier estimate. The wheat crop
in India, Russia and Austro- Hungary
is also said to be very light, so that the
outlook is that our farmers will get
better prices for their wheat than for
several years past.
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qHE CA7oc7lN CLARION.
CHAS. E. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, July 81, 1889.
NewsDaDcr Law Decisions.

l. Any person who takes paper regularly IRON
the postotfce-w whether directed to his name or an
other or whether he has subscribed or not-is re-
s,onsible for the payment.
If any person orders his paper discont'nued; ne
orshe Iiust pay all tho arrearages or the pupsher
may continue to send il until payment is maze
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the office or not.
No paper viii be discontinued until paid up.
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I'll arriaAes,

On July 81, 1880, at the Reformed parsonage,
Mcchanicstown, Md, by Rev. George A.
Whitmore, Mr.. Charles p. Smith to Miss
Emma II. Willard, both of Frederick Co.,
Mary land.
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Notice to Creditors.

John F. Troxcl I No. 54Ss Equity.
Us. I'm the Circuit Court
John Rouzer & for Frederick County
Cornelius II. Black. Sitting in Equity. !.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors OF
the firm of Troxcll, Rouzcr & Black, to file
their claims duly authenticated with the clerk
of said County on or before the 1st day OF
August Ecxt. otherwise they may be debarr'
cd from participating in the distribution OF
the partnership assets.
Carlton Shatler & Receivers
II. II. Rouzer, i''e'''''''
July 4.3t.
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additional Locals.

The fertiI zcr season is now at its height.
Read Stockstlale's big adv.
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was promptly repaired and but little incon-
yenience resll lted
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Mr.. Edward McIntire, formerly deputy
tax collector under ]. VIM. Baughman, has
been appointed clerk In the Register of
Wills office. He will assume his duties on
September list.
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Is CONSUMPTION Incurable |?

Read the following: Mr.C. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with
Abscess Of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptiye. Began taking Dr.King s
New Discovery for Consumption. am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio says :
clad 1T not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption l would
have died of Lung Troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best Of
health Try it. Sample bottles free
at DR.. NJ. E. Leatherman's Drug Store
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-08-01

Baltimore city had its summer flood on
Tuesday evening. An unusual rainfall oc.
currcd
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-08-01

FESTIVAL REpoRT.-The Treasurer of the
Moravian Mite Society Festival, Mr.. w. A.
Conner, makes the following report:
Total Receipts 111.7G
EyneuSC 5.64
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$4G.1 70

Net. $4G12
The above balance may be varied some
what, but will be increased rather than les
scncd. We are req ucstcd to thank those who
so literally patrOnlzcd the festival.
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LOWEST.
SANDERS & STAYMAN.

13N. Charles st. Baltimore Md.
93l +. st. N. w., Washington p. G.
12l1 Main It. Richmond Va.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-21

Ia expression del sentimiento que,
como enthusiasts por la enseaanza,
produjo en- todos Y cada uno de
los que ALI nos ha1labamos.
El despejo, ligereza y exactitud
con que contestaban los examinan-
dos & las preguntas que se les ha-
cian en- todas Y cada unas de las
asignaturas, eran admirahles y dig
nos de todo encomio, asi que fell
cito con toda mi alma q los alum
nos de ambos sexos y a sus prote-
sores por ell buen resultado Obte-
nido; pues estos sehorea son los
que necesita Ia instruction para
que, coadyuvando q los deseos de
los padres en- la ensehanza de
sus hijos, sirvan de garantia & 6s-
toe en- su porvenir y bienestar.
lL0or, pues, a la juventud de Patti
las !! Bien por sus dignos Profe-
sores |!
El COrresp0nSGl.
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NUEVO SIsTEMA MEDICO.
sfNToMAs DE LA Bills.

10 ri paciente queja de plenitud en- el est6naRo
Ostenson de los tntesines por el viento.
3o Cardagia ardor en- el est6mago.
Lastud somnoencia despues las comidas
50 Nal gusto en- Ia boca y la lengua amarilenta
O. Constipation con alguna diarrea.
80 de amino mucha faga Todos los sintomas
anteroes demue sran desarego unciones del Rado;
aqui gran 1mpoancia de cualquer que
medtatamente Est0nte para Hf0dd0 cuya m6a
conocda es pdOa LIE expeencia ara demuestfa Que
este cnando pdora esta propamene prepaada mode
mas expedite de esmuar la accon del Hgado
e cua puede conharse semp 70 he consagrado muchos
amos de mi vida componer pdora que obrase pronta
acknowledgements Remedio Bioso 70 no creo en- lcs
Pdora que si sola d6ss actva sunciens ID
eual he dado el nombre de
NUEVA PILDORA DE HAYDOCK PARA Ell HIGADO.
Que es el verdadero grano esenca de salud Ia gaA
bepdcon que la Cenca ha dado al mundo
Parala Postracion Nervios Bills Debdad Lasitud Gene
fa Eaita DC Apetoy Jaqueca las NUEVAS PILDORAS DR
Cada pomo contiene veinte Pildoras. Preco Veints
cinco centayos. De venta en- todas las Boticas
cnaquier escepco desee probar estas Pdoras 10
remitira un pomo gr6s recibir nombre direction
utusdo FL HIGADo sGs kisTER10s he Liver SnS
S Mystee que sumnistra vaosos informes odo uundo
AAXOOCK &E Co.
NEW YORK. E. q. de A.
ADVERTENCrASep previene todos los boticaros cue el
nombre del dnico Agente j. H. FRANCIS W. a. ToNT CA
eberA escro 81 raye de cada docena pague dc
euAl aerAn ia sfcadas. Nov NJ 81. Z
OTRA-Ss prevene Al pdblicc en- genera lqus los pa
quotes de "Pfdoras de Haydock para Rico qu
no cortsngan 81 nombre de j. G. dAzevedo no son legi
timas.
fAYDOCK l. Co.
NEW.YORK.
Agsncia do fAbrieas americans, Nortaegs. IA Ga.
'0'S's waves ssps'ssssass pasA tQdA q "a >ss'
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SE,VENDE,

Uns mGquina de vapor, IA caballos
de fuerza, doble engransje, que do mo.
vimiento & IN trapiche cuyos cilindros
miden 8 pies e.pulgadas por 2 pies de
diametro. Dos bombas, una de alimen-
tor 10 calders, y otra de- levantar aqua
fria q los dep6sitos. Un emburrador
de doble .cadena, so pies de largo por
3 pies 5 pulgadas de ancho. Dos cla.
rifcadoras hero fadido con 50 tube.
rio de cobre para el vapor, sus vAlvu.
las, llaves etc, suficientes contener
800 galones de guarapo cada uno. Una
serpeDtina de cobre para vapor.
Todo 10 cual, asf como los asientos
de maderas del pals , grande escuadria
sobre que descansan 10 mdquina de W.
Dor = el molino sc encuentran en- per.
fecto estado y Sc realisa 4 precio muy
limitado.
-El que intsrese comprarlo puede
pedir informes y entenderse CON don
Juan +. Finlay, almacen de los Sres'
Or6sss y Finlay-Marins.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-21

vapor "Tibetn ha conducido 715
montevideos para su venta y 353
caballares para un almacenista, Es-
casa animation y actividad ha to-
nido ell corambre en- esta decena,
pues Sc han presentado encalma.
dos los almacenistas Y la curtici6n,
esta por hallarse provista con las
adquisiciones efectuadas anterior
mente y aqu6llos por su retrai.
miento. Por este las operaciones
concertadas Sc limitan, para la es-
peculaci6n:
1890 c6rdobas bsjos, Martinus. reservado..
Para la curtici6n. ,tlGE W.
500 c6rdobas bajOs kGrlirses, reservado. - y.n
745 mOntevideOs, reg. Tibet. b. "a pfs. 1890
2,l6s paraguayos bajos .z'edepe,l
$50 ternerasi' rcsarics cpdemiiiaa, "
fardos ss'Se Sec;s;r:riiiic;s.. Iayiias.s u
Los precios estacionados, pero
fiojas las classes superiores y regu-
lares. Cotizamos:
Por %. de 41'6O kilos.
pio -p;oo T dulees. 12 q 1850
'oA''0o' salaaos. "a 8
Mayagiiez. id. "a 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-21
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsfA.

E2G 1fhAUASt O9 VtfA v ESlA.
De Habana y escalas, vap. esp
Manuela'', de 1856 toneladas, ca
pitan Ventura, a Ludwig Duplace
A Oarbonell, Ribas y Co., d ta
bacos. A s. de Dorado v Co., % d
cigarrillos, 60 i'd velas sebo. B. @
soc aguardiente.
De San Thomas, vap. esp. "Sar
Juan y, a Vijande y Co., en- lastre
ENTRADAs DE OABoTAJE.
Col. esp. "Coraz6n de Jesds /"
de Manatf.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Yabu-
Goa -, de Yabucoa.
sALIDAS DE TRAvEsfA.
Para Mayagiez, ber ing "Ka-
tleen," despachado por s. de j. Sa-
la y Co., en- lastre.
SA1IDAs DE CABOTAJh..
Bdra. esp. "Nueva Flor" para
Yabucoa.
DESPACHADOS.
Col. esp. "Providencia," para
Arecibo.
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VINO CHANT.
nNUEVA PARTIDA!!

A La Nueva Rspsyansa, estable.
cimiento de d. Francisco Font, hs
llegado una SEGUNDA PARTI.
DA de tan excelente vino italiano
A precios verdaderamente m6dicos
expendese dicho vino en- cajas de
30 anforas y al detail.
Ell VINO OHIANTI es ell meiol
vino de paste que puede venir
los tr6picos, su fuerza no Sc altera
en- ningdn china, puesto que esta,
como es sabido, bien preparado en-
anforas de largo cuello, Y un fine
aceite impide la communication de
la atm6sfera, hacienda que no sc
descomponga nunca.
Pru6benlo las personas de gustc
y quedaran convencidas de que ei
agradable y produce una digestion
facil.
Julio de 1889.
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REPLICA.
1sla Culsbra, 12 de Julio 1889.
ST.. Directoe del BoLnTfN nER
CAKTIL.
Muy distinguido sehor milo /:

MuY uAbvau8 uANV wOa4Ue AA~'
Con motive de I'M suelto publi-
csdo en- contra mia p0r la BG-
.iamsa. en- 81 cual aparecen inexac.
titudes muy grandes, CON esta mis-
ma fecha escribo al Director de
a0uel peri6dico para que 10 sirva
recti6car. haci6ndolo relate de Ia
verdad de los hechos.
Oonste, pues, y conste tAmbien
Que 70 no he remitido presos q TIL
pulantes ingleaes, como el diCho
peri6dicO afirma, sino que, hablen.
40 lleos9so s 6sta nm bot0 ingles
CON despachos en- extreme de6cien.
tes. orden6 pasara dicho bote . Vie
cues CON oticio 4 10 autoridad de
Harina, para que On 90 vista resol-
viese 10 procedente, toda vez que
an 6sta solo soy por Sub-delega-
ci6n so Representative, con muy
restringidas atribuciones. .
No es verdad tampoco le del
expediente.
Alguno que no estk contento
CON que 20 predique con el ejem-
plo nuestras doctrinas y nuestro
credo; alguien que no. puede yer
con gusto que hasta On este peh6n
de terra hays qaien se interese y
se interesara siempre por que ger
mine el scntimiento patrio que es y
debe ser el primer sentimiento que
resplandezca, hoy mas que nunca
nor 10, mismo que es poblaci6n que
Oomienza; alguien, pues, que por
este me odia y me ataca, ha toma-
do I'M incidente comp IN aconte.
cimiento, , canbiando 81 celorido
de los successes aproyecha Las colum.
mas de La Balanza pretendiendo
hacerme dane.
70 espero que dicho peri6dico
dark cabida & Ia verdad J estampa-
rk la reeti6caci6n.
Dispense que le moleste 90 affmo
correligionario y atento 9. 8.
OBS. M.
Manasl TdsqSss.
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REVISTA COMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

zados al refno los 600 sacos cen.
trffuga bueno, tipo 14L16, Vqde con.
dujo ell vapor- correo con 534 sacos
clase analoga que conduce ell v
Herndn Coyt<s, al rededor de ptas
$3.50 %. despachado, no quedan
extencias a la venta, pues los res.
tantes, unos 5000 sacos centrifuga
bueno y de segunda, y mascabados
entradOs por ell citado vap. Hern6n
Cortes, que ACADIA de llegar, vie.
nen destinados al refno Y a los al
macenistas. Con firmeza seguimoa
cotizando ell mascabado buero de
pesetas 26'5O q $3.50 Y ell centrifu.
go regular de % q 20, ell superior
de $3.50 & $3.50 ell %. de 41'6O XII
los en- dep6sito.
Arribos de Cuba, Puerto Rico y
Filipinas:
De 10 de EnerO al
21 de JUNO. -. 16.247, $50 kilos.
En- igual periodic
Uo 1000. E.I00,ZSO
.OGtSs.-Ha reinado la mas COM
pleta calma en- este frnto, pues
aunque los tenedores de las parti-
das disponibles sostienen sus pre-
tensiones, por resultar elevado su
costo, los compradores, como estan
provistos de arribos anteriores, Sc
retraen 6 son bajas sus ofertas, por
10 que ninguna operaci6n ha podi.
do cencertarse Y los precios quedan
NAL determinados, cotizando ell
hacienda de pfs 2l'50 a 225O el 90.
de 41'6O kilos en- dep6sito. 81 V.
Herman Oort6s conduce alguna par.
tida, cuyo detalle no hemos podido
adquirir al cerrar 6sta.-FikpinO.-
Tampoco da lugar q transacciones
esta clase, de la que estan algo
provistos los almacenistas y sigue
encalmada la demanda del consu.
mo, por 10 que ha declinado algo,
quedando de pfs. $3.50 a 1926 el
%, de l,6O kilos despachado.
Arribos 1o de Enc
70 al 81 JUNO. S6O,SO4 kilos.
En- igual periodic
de 1888. ..... 1.5O4,774. /"
Cuer0s.-Del Rio de Ia Plata ell
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RECAUDACI0N
DE- CONTRIBUCIONRS DBL ESTADO
EN- LA'CAPITAL.
A V l 8 o .

/ Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- el articulc
"a del Reglamento general para la imposition
administration y ccbranza de la contributor
industrial y de comercio, aprobado por Rea
Decreto de "a de Diciembre de 1875; v 81
13 de la instruction para la cobranza de los de-.
bitos por contribuciones de 30 de Junio de-
afo de 1886, hago presente, que, durante
diez dias, d contar desde Ell IL. de Agostc
pr6ximo, Sc procedera por los cobradores de es
ia Recaudacion la cobranza domicilio de Ia
correspondence al primer trimestre del afis
econ6mieo actual de 1889-90, por la contribu
cion Industrial de comercio.
Vencido dicho termino, los que no 10 hubie
sen satisfecho, podran verifcarlo en- esta Re
caudaci6n, sta en- la Gale del Cristo ndmero 12
bajos, durante otro plazo de cinco dias, que ter
minarae el 10 del mismo Agosto; en- la INTEL
gencia deque, transcurrido este dltimo termino
Sc procedera al cobro por Ia via ejecutiva, 90
gun loprevenido por terminates 6rdenes d.
Ia lntendencia y en- el 'articulo IA de la citad.
instruction, aplic&ndose los deudores lal
penas establecidas en- los articulos 10 y "a de-
Ia misma.
Lo que Sc haee pdblioo para conocimiente
de los contribuyentes quienes concierna
Puerto Rico, 20 de Julio de 1885, e
Recaudador,
Antonio M. de Aldrev.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-21
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lAndose algunas danzas, hasta GER
ca de Las d0ce de la noche.
Al final se pronunciarOn nucvoa
brindis, yOlviendO el senior Roses q
haeer uso de la palabra para ma
nifeatar su gratitud y ID profunda
impression que 10 habia causado Ia
carihosa despedida que 10 dispen-
saran aus amigos dc Utuad0.
Al siguiente dfa march6 el senior
Roses para Arecibo, ac0mpahando-
le hasta muy cerca de 10 jurisdic-
ci6n gran n6mero de caballeros,
los que, al despedirse de6nitiva-
mente de 81, volvieron & Feitsrarls
el tsatimOnio de 50 mas distingui-
do simpatia y 81 deseo ferviente de
Que en- union de 80 amada espcsa
' queridos hijos tsnga I'm feliz via
ie & la madre Patria, dOnde c0nti-
nden como aqui gozando de toda
clases de dichas = felicidades.