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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

The Arrest of Justice Field and the
charge of murder laid at his door, reflect
discreditabiy upon the State Judge Field
is not above the law; his place before it, in
relation to his liability to the penal
statutes, is precisely that of any other
citizen. But there was no need to COM
mand his arrest he was not fleeing from
justice; no one. had reported any act of his
as criminal in character, he was assaulted
murderously, and an officer of his Court
had shot down the assailant, and that was
all the part he had played in the tragedy.
If he was in any way not then known con-
nected with the killing of Terry, the grand
jury of San joaquin county would have
capacity to indict him. However looked
at, it is evident that the arrest of Justice
Field and the attempt to take him to
Stockton, was the result of a scheme OF
the part of vicious woman to create a
favorable opportunity to assault the iurist
That is about all there is in the matter
but it is enough. The arrest and subse.
quent proceedings may annoy the Justice
but they will not affect his standing before
the people.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

THE moral must be read so loudly and
emphatically that all the people may hear
and have their attention fixed, that while
the man as such is entitled to no privileges
greater than any other man, society must
defend the Judge of its Court. If it lays
the man who is its Judge open to free as
sault, because of his act or Judgment as a
magistrate, it will have no need for Judges
whatever, very soon. the unbiased and
non-coerced judgment of the Courts is the
right of all men. Whoever seeks to
establish the doctrine of personal response
bIlity to litigants for the action of the
Judge is an enemy to organized society.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17
CONTINUING THE WORK.
The 1901" Still on the warpath-Tar and
Feathers-More Warnings.
fTrrnl-oo

feathers-More Warnings.
tTruckee Republican
The sol have been winning more lau-
rels and have shown TO the toughs that
their warning was not an idle threat The
committee" is made up of men of nerve
and determination and are not to be TUNED
from their purpose of clearing the town of
dlsreputable characters by the defiant
words Of any loud mouthed blackleg. The
committee have been holding consuIta-
ton meetings every night and have made
two imposing demonstrations. Last Satur-
day night the "601n were out in force and
made tour of the town, invading all sa-
looms, houses of prostitution and other
places where any disreputable character
was likely 10 be found. About half
dozen were discovered, and in each case
the individual was given personal notice
that be must leave town that night. The
summons was needed in every instance
except one aud that was the case of Pagan.
After the fire on Monday the town COM
menced to get little disorderly and it was
thought that there might be more toughs
who would try to improve the moment of
confusion to commit petty larceny, so the
committee" remained ON the street and
patrolled the town. A dozen men were
sworn in as Deputy Constables with orders
to arrest every drunk and disorderlv per-
son. The saloons were all closed, and
owing to the vigilance thus exercised the
town was comparatively quiet, although a
number of individuals were locked up.
During the night several toughs came up
from Reno, including three men who had
previously left here. These were all COM
PEELED to move on which they did with be-
coming alaerity. Thus order has been
maintained and the present state of sur
yeillance will be kent nm for s0ma fine
All acts of the "60l'' thus far done have
met the approval of every law abiding citi-
zen of Truckee. Although it is not known
BY all who constitute the ''601, y it is I'M
derstood that it is made up of leading and
influential citizens who possess the neces.
ssry grit to carry out whatever they under
take.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

The sentence of Boulanger will not
likely be made effective for the reason that
it is safe to presume upon the caution of
the General who will keep outside of
France and thus render the state service
by relieving it of the task of supporting
him for life IN prison. Boulanger will
probably be able to raise up enough SYM
pathizers beyond the confines of the Re-
public to occasion the officials of the Gov
eminent some labor in watching the NAL
contents. Beyond that We do not antici-
pate any trouble from Boulanger, He will
talk great deal, plot some, accomplish
nothing, for the man is not leader, and
no artificial plating will make him hero.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17
Nevada County's Enterprise.

Arrangements will be made to place on
cold storage in Sacramento such fruits for
the Nevada county exhibit for the State
Fair as may be necessary. Fruit that re-
mains constantly on exhibition for some
time loses its fine appearance and favor,
and it will be of advantage TO be able to
replenish the exhibition from time to time
from the supply that can be placed on cold
storage. One difficulty experienced hereto
fore has been that our county exhibit has
not been kept looking fresh and attractive
during the whole time OF the fair. This
will be remedied now, and Nevada fruit
will be pretty sight to look at from the
opening to the closing day of the State
Fair.-Grass YaLleq Union.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on the
Coast. outside Of San Francisco that receiUe
tie fell Associated Press dispatches from oil
part; Of the aUorld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they hare no competitors either IN influence
home asd general circulation throughout the
State
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

A BOY in New York was the other day
sent to the Insane Asylum, his mania re-
sulting from excessive cigarette smoking.
1t was proved that he used on an average
three packages day. The only wonder
is that scores youths are not sent to the
Insane Asylum for like cause, when we
consider the testimony of physicians re-
garding the balefulness of the habit re-
ferred to
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

The foods of this summer have shown
how great a protection against the inroads
of water a row of willow trees may be.
The engineer in charge of the Potomac
river improvements says that where will
ows were planted the land was protected
from washing, and practically no damage
was done, while in the improved land not
so protected there was great loss
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17
weather Forecasts For To-dav.

Californfa-Fair, with the exception of light
rain in the extreme southern portion south
westerly winds; slightly cooler.
Oregon and Washington-Fair, preceded by
local rains in the western portion; from the
mouth of the Columbia river northward, west
erly winds; slightly warmer
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17
sAN FRANU1soo AaENcIEs.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
L. P. Fishers, room 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street, who is also sole Advertising
Agent for San Fran cisco; the principal News
Stands and Hotels, and at the Msrket-street
Ferry.
se- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and.
coming into Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

Statistics just published show that the
total number Of paupers in England and
Wales is 762, 1858, which allows 26.6 for
every 1000 of the population.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

The original "Old Black Joe" died at
Mount Holly, n. J., Thursday. He was
undoubtedly the Oldest man in the State
being 1l2 years old. He was a runaway
slave and came back TO New Jersey in 1927.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17
MoHR g. YOERK'S,
FOR SALE-A SAW MILL,

WITH WATER POWER; 100 ACRES OF
w good timber and leo acres of Government
land; three yoke of oxen. wagons, TOOLS all
complete one mile and half from the town of
Etna, Sr otis Valley, Siskiycu county. TERMS:
81 000-s1 900 in lumber, 81, 900 on time. In
otlire of l. L. BAKER, Etns Hotel. s166ti
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All these publications are sent either by Mail
Dr Expire to agents or single subscribers, with
charges prepaid. All Postmasters are agents.
3Oast
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
yecond-class matter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17
GENERAL NOTICES.

No matter how advanced In life,
Good teeth in either man or wife
Or maid, are rich prize
And those who would the gift preserve,
From SOZODONT won't swerve,
should they at all be wise. IT'S
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-17

THE refusal of the Supreme Court of the
State to take an adjournment out of respect
to the memory of d. S. Terry, an ex-
member of that bench, has not been paral-
leled in the modern annals of the bench.
The action of the Court was, however, en-
tirely proper. The deceased lawyer had
resigned from the bench of the Supreme
Court to fight a duel; he carried out his
intention and killed his opponent Under
the laws of the State he became thereby,
in degree, an outlaw, and was disquali-
fed from holding any Office or place of
trust. The Court could not recognize
such man; it could not say to the world,
Here was life that deserved our respect,
and the record of which is fit to win tab
let upon the minutes of the highest tri-
bunal of the State" Had the Court said
in words, or in effect by its action, any
thing Of that kind, it would have Haunted
etfrontery in the face of one of the most
solemn mandates and declarations of the
statute book.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNfON,
Published six days in each week, with Double
Sheet on Saturdays, aud
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time AR
notices Of this character iOiQ be fond ander this
heading.
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A J. Johnston q Coz go St. Sscrsmento,Csl
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l. JOHN BECK, Superintendent Central Street
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and all ailments caused by excess indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative. Price, Sc so.
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when trade society shall command them
to violate their oaths of enlistment There
has been no admission of wrong-doing made
by these men, no evidence given that they
are repentant, or that they have changed
their views, freely even defantly expressed,
that when it comes TO the test of obeying
the laws or obeying the dictation of a
strike and boycott leader, they will choose
to follow the latter. Colonel Dickinson
has not, we think, done the National Guard
justice by his action, or contributed to its
efficiency and to respect for the laws.
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sfNTOMAS DE La Bills.

10 El pacehte Sc quea de penitrd eI, Ell est6nsRo.
90 Distension de los intestihes por 81 viento-
Do asitud causaDco somnoenca despues de Lac comdas
50 Nal gusto en- la boca y Ia lengaa asnarillehta.'
50 Constipation con alguna disrrea
g. Depression de amino mucha atgs Todos los sntomas
anteores deeargo de Las funeones del Higad0
de aqu ie Suaque error que se cOmeta
medaamente tnpuants para ell addo cuya forma nAs
conocda pdora LIE experiences daria demuesEa
mas expedite dc esmua promover Ia accon del HgSdo
ell cua pnede confase sempr 70 he consaRrado muchca
amos Dc mi vida ma pdora qgs obrass pronts
pugntes fuertes ypor consguente he una
Pldora por II sola una d6sis aetva suAcente u
'us NUEv1 ' PiLbSRA DE- HAYDoCK PARA Ell HIsADo.
Que es el vedaderc gano esenea Do sAlud, 10 gran
bendicon que Ia Ciencia ha dedo a manao, ..
Parala Pstracon Nerviosa Bills Debidaa 1ssitud Gene
* e. Tao 81 IN
Cada pomo contiene vente Pildufas. Prec0 VENTS
cnco centavos. De vehta en- todas las Boticas
fsmitira pomo 0dts 81 recibit III nomhre direceion
Pdase tariea postal ejepat del follete
s que sufnistrs niomes odo d mundo
NEW YORK, q 3. Dc A.
ADVERTENCtA prsvisre todos los boticarios que el
dsUs hsarse ssu atds de eada doesna Do paauss q
lac rrLpoRAss DH HAYDooK PARA FL HIaAgUi M sin 10
auetes dc "Ffdoras Dc Esydcek para %,
no contenssn 81 nohre de j. o. dAzevedo, 40 son leo
AAxbocfk / %.
NEw.YoRK.
AssAaa q Mbs!esa aSAAr!aaAAs. fos4aesA, 40. pusl
teeAaeesNQnAsaa rspsAAenNansas para tsda y tasa
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Ultima cotizaci6n de remolacha es
de Ia chelines, y en- los Estados-
Unidos, que SO hallan abastecidOs,
no hacen ofe ia ea frme nj de-
muestran deseos de operar. Con
este motive las casas exportadoras
para dichos mer ads siguen re
traidas, y a no ser por unos peque-
nos Totes que salieron a ofrecerse
en- plaza, hubiera trascurrido la de-
cena en- la mas completa jnacci6n.
Para ell mercado americana Sc
han colocado unos 5000 sacos, pol.
943l963, de II q "a rs, y una casa
de esta plaza ha embarcadO para
Flladelfia $4,000 sacos centrifugal.
I'm los puertos de la costa sigue la
calma, y algunos tenedores embar
can sus frutOs p0r su cuenta.
Para ell mercado de la Peninsula
SO ha notado alguna demanda por
azdcares propios para aquellas plA.
zas, y 81 las operaciones no han 81
do de alguna importancia, SO debe
a la resistencia que oponen los to.
nedores en- ceder sus fIutos q los
precios relativamente bajos que
hoy les ofrecen, y. conf an en- que
habiendo escasez de clases buenas,
y que pasaraT algunos meses para
recibirse los nueva cosecha,
podran venf >As estimation
,us cOrtas
Sc han 9 , em6arque
Immediate 20 sacos, pol.
97974, a. LOS reservados.
AsheG>os de miel q nsasoabados.-
Siguen cOmp.etamente alejadOs del
mercado los compradores y vende
dores de estas classes de dulce.
MsrcadO n0cional. - Cotizamos |:
Centrifugal, pol. 97.-Nominal.
Catx.-Ninguna mejora, asf en-
precios como en- demanda, podemos
avisar sobre este articulo, que ha :
ce algunas resefias Sc encuentra
enca!mado, y por tanto, las tran
sacciones que sc efect6an cOmpren-
den un puro detalle. Los compra-
dores, en- tai virtud, no se muestran
proplcios a compras de importan-
cia como anteriormente hacian
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Sc VENDE,

Una mGquina de vapor, IA caballos
de fuerss, doble engransje, que da mo.
vimiento & un trspiche cuyos cilindros
miden 8 pies 8 pulgadas por 3 pies de
di&metro. Dos bombss, una de alimen-
tar 10 calders,.y otrs de levantar aqua
fria 4 los dep6sitos. I'm emburrador
de doble cadena, 80 pies de largo pol
8 pies 8 pulgadss de sncho. Dos cla.
rifcadoras hero fudido CON 81 tube.
ris de cobre para el vapor, sus vAlvu-
las, llaves etc, sufcientes 4 contenei
800 galones de gusrspo cada uno. Una
serpentina de cobre para vspor.
Todo 10 cual, asi como los asientos
de maderas del PATS , grande escuadria
sobre que descsnsan Ia mAquina de Va.
por y el molino se encuentran en- per.
fecto estsdo y sc realisa 4 precio muy
limitado.
El que interese coinprarlo pueds
pedir informes y entenderse CON don
Juan T. Finlsy, almscen de los Sres.
Or6sas y Finlsy-Marina.
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VINO CHANT.
nNUEVA PARTIDAi!

A La NuevG EspeyGnsG, estable-
cimiento de d. Francisco Font, ha
llegado una SEGUNDA PARTI,
DA de tan exceltnte vino italiano
A precios verdaderamente m6dicos
expendese dicho vino en- cajas de
30 anforas y al detail.
FL VINO CHIANTI es el mejor
vino de paste que puede venir q
los tr6picos, su fuerza no sc altera
en- ning6n china, puesto que esta,
como es sabido, bien preparado en-
Anforas de largo cuello, y un fino
aceite impide la communication de
Ia atm6sfera, hacienda que no se
descomponga nunca.
Pru6benlo las personals de gusto
Y que dar&nconvencidas de que es
agradable y produce una digestion
acil.
.Tulio de 1890.
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AVISO:

En- Ia Imprenta del Bo1HrM sc
ha recihido el magni1colibro titula.
do ElTatioano y los MasoNes, por
Leon Taxil, junto con las notables
Confasiosses del mismo. AdemAs, se
an recibido MassssGIes do Di1ssntos y
MisGles con nuevos rszos, el Ritual
Romanoa ad Paroohun, hermosos Pu-
rifcadores, que se recomiendan &
los ssfores Curas, infinidad de
cromos y tarletas de fantasia para
felicitaci6n. preciosfsimaa, y una
inmensidsd de elegantea y dtiles
objs6ps de escritorio.
Tode &c vende & preclos Nmita
dOA
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vapor. frances "coIomble. I"

Ptocedente de Santo Domingo Y
escalas, recalara & este puerto del
20 al 81 del corriente mes, siguien-
do viaje para st. Thomas Y Euro.
|pa Y admitiendo carga, correspon-
dencia y pasajeros.
Oonsignatarie, Jose T. Silva.
vap Ing "soldler Prince"
Del % al % del prssente mes
recalara & este puerto procedente
de los puertos de su ruta Y saldrk
directamen e para Nueva York,
admitieudo carga y pasaje.
Oonsignatarios: Sucesores dc j.
Sala y Oompa6ia.
Vap. esp. "MIeueI N. Plnlllos. /"
81 dia 15 del corriente mes, & Las
6 de la tarde, sali6 del puerto de
OAdiz con destino q 6sta, el men.
cionado vapor, segdn nos comuni-
can s1s consignatarios,
J. M. I7quierdo 8 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
se decidido & intervenir por ahora
en- 81 gobiernO do TranCia.

se decidido & intervenir por ahors
en- 81 gobiern0 de TranCia.
M6jico, 4-Han OcurridO gran
des inundaciones en- los Estados dt
Hidalgo, Veracruz, Tamaulipas
M0relos y M6jico, ocasionandt
grandes daiiOs y p6rdidas de vi
das.
Los preCios de los alimentos har
subid0 On t0das aquellas Oiudadel
de la Repdblica, por virtud de ID
inundaci0n.
Los telegrafos en- general puede
GeCifse cue &c hallan r0tOs.
Londres, 5.-El Da;iy NesUs pu.
blica IN telegrama de Odessa en-
el que SO dice que circula alli el
rumor de que en- Ia primsvera pro.
xima Sc anunciar & oicialmente Ia
alianza de Russia y la Repdblica
francesa.
Berlin, B. .--Ha sido expulsadoa
de Ia Alsacia Lorena tres franceses,
acusados de fomentar Ii agitaCi6n
contra Alemania.
Viena, 5.-Anuncia el Haterl0nd
que Ia Emperatriz Auguata Victo-
ria, viuda de Federico Iii de Ale
mania, trata de convertirse al Ca,
tOlicismo. 4
Londres, 5.-No ca cierto que
haya terminado completamente,
como SO asegur6, Ia huelga dc los
trabajadores.
Algunos propietarios de muelles
han aceptado las proposiciones de
los obrerOs, y en- ellos 6Hieamente
O. ha reanudado el trabajo.
Londres, Gel meleado d a66
car do remolacha he cerradO con
mayor firmeza, el dc az6cas de
eafia abatido y Gin demanda, Y
81 de refnado flrme con baona de-
mAnda.
Berlin, 6.--M Principe do Btia.
mark 90 halla padeciende do inda-
maci0n On las ve2as.
Nueva York, 6--Se ha publica-
do una disposition del Departa-
mento del Tcsoro anulando el
sistema seguido hasta aqui para
determinar la clasiflcaci6n del de
yecho sobre ell az6car importado,
tem&ndolo del promedio del ana
lisis hecho en- dos difarentes mues-
tras de az6Car. Por yiytud dc Ia
nueva disposicl6n, se determine
que el anklisis On ID muestra ori-
ginal servirk de base para 10 ola.
siflcaci6n de dicho dereckO.
Nueva- York, liza refineria de
aE6car de los 6res Dicks y Meyer
he sido destruida por I'M incendio
, las p6rdidas son considerables.
Nueva- FORK, S.-Se calculan en-
dos mill0nes de pesos las pSrdidas
sufridas en- La refineria de azdcar
establecida en- Brooklyn, de los
0res Dicks y Meyer, destruida por
el fuego.
Londres, S.---Se asegura que los
trabsjadores han rechazado las pro.
posiciones de los duehos de los
docks, J que 10 huslga continue
e.
Londres, 9.-Ths Chronicle pu-
bliea I'm telegrama de Roma en- el
que % dice que Su Santidad ha
desistido de la idea de abandonar
Ii capital de Italia, q consecuencia
de d mediaci6n de Alemania, que
ha dado seguridades al Santo Pa
dfe dc que On caso dc una guerra
On Europa, 81 gobierno italiano res
petarA la actual situaei6n del Ponti-
hcadO.
Nueva- York, 9.-Trece mil ba-
rifles de az6csr, que estaban para
ser refinados en- Ia fxbrica de los
cres Dicks y Meyer, fueron des-
truidos per 81 fuego.
Sc desconoce la Causa del inCen-
dio.
La refneria tenia aparatos para
poder reaDar un mill6n de libras
diariaa, trabajando con media fusr-
-.
{" Diayis Dc la Kayisa.S
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;ANDFES FIGUEROA.
SAN JOSE Y SAN 81 StBAsT1AN Is.

San JOSE DAN 81 BASTIAN 70.
Dueno del antique y acreditado estableci-
NIT nto denominado LAS sEMILLAs montado
hoy d Ella alturs de los mvjores en- su clase,
surtido general de provisiones nacionales y
extranieras, compra vents de frutos del
pals, y tiene adem&s constantemcnte existen-
cia delos mejores tabacos hilados que produ.
cen las vegas desArecibo, Camuy Isabella.
Ventas Dor mayor detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
AGENCIA DE- FABBICAS
MoRTH AMERxCAMA4.
REPRESHNTANTEEINHW-Y YORK, &c. DAEgVERO.
AsEHrE GENERAL PARA PUERro-RIco,
PEDRO GAMBIA CORDOV A

Representations ;directa de .fabricantes.-En pro-
visones: de Ia Harina marcaI Cordero, manteca mar.
as Csrdito, QuyOte, Nee plus ultra, Gale EmsvsOn,
Tooino Jamones de Halsteaid y Co., GalletAs de
velss Papel,. .Escobas Tabaco en- rama, Ferreteria
Quincalla, Perfumeria, Barrenas Botones, Crista.
leria, Joyera, .Reloies Efcctos dc escrtorio, Co
rruaies 1amparas, Pinturas, Juguetes, Pianos Or
ganoa, CAsas portAtiles, On general do todaa lAs
manufactures americanaa.
Be exhiben muestras sn 81 Almac6n sltuAdo On la
ale de 10 FortAlesa ntmero 10, donde 81 Conner
iante importador puede hacer sus fActurAs con el
rticulo la vista, gasantizAndolss preeios = dss.
uantos de fAhrioas. ff,i
So admitsn 6rdenss dc lmportadoreS, qus ssrAn
ejecutadas por medic de esta AgeaciA, = eAeArgos
dc obietos para uso personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-20
ORQUEsTA.

El Professor de mdsica d. Julian
Andino ofrece al ilustrado pGblico
de esta Capital y poblacions pr6xi-
mas una nutrida y buena orQuesta,
que, bajo su direction, Sc compro-
mete tooar, con estipendio con.
vencionsl, en- bales, fiestas religio.
sas, etc, etc.
JWlian AMdiMo
Sc dara raz6n en- la OarpintertA
de las T. T. T. del maestro Ian.
dor.