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The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

earth at the depth Of the passage. Moist.
ure is deposited,if the temperature is in
creased, SO as to give nearly a uniform
amount in the room.
Professor Arnold is authority for say
ing that while the extremes of heat and
cold in those States vary from 40 de-
grees to forty degrees below, these rooms
will not vary in temperature over five de-
jgrees during the year, uniformly remain
ing near fifty degrees The air is pure,
and the room. is perfect as a milk-room.
Ventilation is perfect, with uniform TEN.
sperature and moisture.
Such d building need not be expen,
Isive. It can be built of coarse lumber.
the air spaces sheeted with building pa.
per, while the stone passage can be put
down for from S. to So per rod, depend
ing upon the hardness of the soil and
the proximity of stone. We have no
knowledge that any such appliance has
been used for keeping fruits and vege-
tables, but it seems to present just the
conditions necessary for retaining every
valuable quality in fruits and in vege-
tables, and for checking decay.-Ameri-
can A~grleuhurast.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09
Females Excluded From Funerals.

A new departure in the conduct of
funerals in Philadelphia is that of ex-
GLIDING from the burial all female rela'
tives and friends of the deceased. It is
now not unusual to see funeral notices in
that city worded as follows: "1fale
members of the family only are invited to
attend the funeral" In New York most
of the funerals are attended only by the
male members of the family of the de-
ceased, and 10 European countries this
scheme has for a long time been in vogue.
A well known Philadelphia undertaken
Y ttLadies should not be taken to the
burial ground for more than n reason,
either In good or bad weather. It sub
iects them to q great nervous strain to see
the body of some member of their family
oaaome relative lowered into the ground,
and time and time again I have seen ladies
faint from this nervous excitement. Some
tines there is a hitch In the dropping of
tie coffin, so that considerable difficulty
ID occasiened in getting it straightend
out. Accidents Of this nature are very
prolific Of nervous prostration, and
women should not be submitted to them.
This city is just awakening to the fact
that big funeral is a big folly. AS q
rula every large funeral is the aus Of
the death Of at least one person who at.
tended it. Delicate women are constantly
ieopardizing their lives by taking long
rides in carriages and then standing on
tie cold, damp ground while the services
arc hsld over the grave. Few women
attend funerals in England, because they
are aware of what would be the result Of
such an imprHdent oct. "-7snsss=Deaa
asnAL
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09
A Gold Mine i'm q Hollow Tree.

Clinton A. snowden, of Tacoma, saw
bees going and coming from q hollow
tree. He built a FIRE, smoked out the
bees, and cut down the tree to get the
honey. He found q great lot of it; but,
better still, q large quantity Of gold was
In the hollow trunk. It had evidently
been deposited there by nature, and the
wise men out there think it was stgeadu.
ally washed up every year by the dow Of
sap, and in course of time accumulated
into q solid mass Mr., Snowden got
over $1,000 for the gold.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

Is but the s~tepping-stone to those divine in
situations, the family and the home. which
constitute the very foundation On which our
nation rests; and upon the health and
strength Of the wife, and mother, depends
the sunshine and enjoyment OF the home,
and the prosperity of ths family. Thou
sands of wives, and thousands of single la
dies, drag cut a weary existence in conse-
f aIencs Of perplexing female disorders III in
Pierceis Favorite Prescription is a positive
cure for the most complicated and obstinate
cases OF lsucorrhea, prola psus, weak back,
'female weakness anteversion, retriever
sion, bearing down sensation, chronic conges
ton, inflammation. liberation, and kindred
ailments. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. All druggists.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09
Floods Give Rise to a New Industry

The heavy rains of the summer gave
rise to a new industry along the banks of
the Swatara creek, in the northern part
of Maryland. The creek drains a por,
ton of the county which is we'll supplied
with coal mines, and the high water
washed the coal down stream and de-
posted it along the bed of the creek.
Now that the waters have become low
again persons are digging up the coal,
loading it on fiat boats and bringing it to
the Industrial works in Lebanon
W1sRiu0ton Star
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

1t is claimed that there exists in Kan
sas City the most disastrous business de-
preston that has been brought upon any
Western city in the past fifteen years.
There is, without doubt, $40, 00O, 900
invested in Kansas City that is not pay
ing a dollar in return.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

Oregon, The Paradise of Farmers.
Mild, equable climate, certain and abund-
ant crop. Best fruit, grain, grass and stock
in the world. Full information
free. Address, Oregon Immigration Beard,
Portland, Ore.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09
THE FARM AMI GARDEN.
WATER RIGHTS.

illegal Adviser says in the New
York Tribune: 1t is a general principle
that every owner of land upon a natural
stream of water has a right to use the wa.
ter for any reasonable purpose not incon-
sistent with a similar right in the owners
of the land above, below and opposite to
him. He may take the water to supply
his dwelling, to irrigate his land or to
quench the thirst of his cattle; to use it
for manufacturing purposes, such as the
supplying of steam boilers or the running
of water wheels OF other hydraulic works,
SO long as such use does not affect its vol.
ume. But this IS a mere privilege run.
ming with the land, not a property in the
water itself. Where the stream is small,
and does not supply water more than suf.
6cient to answer the wants of the differ.
ent proprietors living on the stream, none
of the proprietors can use the water for
either irrigation or manufacturing. but
for domestic purposes and watering
stock one proprietor will be justified in
consuming all the water. Twenty years
use adverse to the right of another will
give the person using the the stream the
right to continue to use, regardless OF
the others rights.
And as to the division of water, every
one who owns land situated upon q
stream has the following rights: To the
natural flow of the stream. Thatit shall
continue to run in its accustomed chan
nels. That it shall flow upon his land in
Its usual quantity, natural place and usual
height. That it shall flow off his land
upon the land of his neighbor below in
accustomed place and at its usual level.
These rights he has as an incident to his
property on the land, and he cannot be
deprived of it by grant or description.
If any n shall make any change in the
natural flow of a stream, to the material
Injury of any owner situated upon it, or
by any interference shall prevent the
stream from flowing as it was wont to
dow, he is responsible for the damage he
may occasion. These rights are subject
TO the privilege of each one t. make a
reasonable use of the water upon his own
iand while it is passing along the same.
lit matters not what the source of the wa.
may be, whether it be backward or
the fowage of the same, or the water of
another stream. Still, the diversion of a
stream may be made by any one if it be
returned to its natural channel before it
leaves his premises.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

TIE race is hot to him who DOH the swift
est run.
Nor the battle to the man who shoots with
the longest gum
eau the SAME" a long gun does count,
and ''the t4lIes5 pole gets til per5immons, y
If you are no. satisfied with your equip.
ment tor the race for financit ii success, OF
position in the battle of life, take our advice
and write to b. +, johnson & Co., Rich
nond, Va, and Il w I'd fer it they Will
show you how 10 geS a fresh start, with tbs
best possible chance Of winning soma of the
big piiz7s.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

DR.. Pierce's Pellsts-cleanse and regulate
the stomach, bowels and system generally.
One q desc; purely vegetable.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

In Germany there are one million Surplus
women.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

Pears viii not grow ON wet ground. Ap
pies win thrive ON moist. but not springJ
col.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

Entire freedom from injuriousd'ugs makes
'"Tansiils funvh' &c. Cigars most popular.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09

The public eXecutioner OF Berlin, Ger
many, has just been tried for his life andI
acquitted. The homicide which he COM
mitted resulted from the Vaccinations Of
a woman VINO loved him and was jealous.
Of him.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09
he Liver

And kidney sgG organs which il is important should
lie Kept in good condition, and yet they are over
worked and abused by nearly everybody, until they
become worn ont, cloggcd up or diseased. TcoI's
Sarsaparilla cures all difficulties with these organs,
rouses them to healthy action, and tones the whole
digestive organism
Il have been using Hoods sarsaparilla for indi-
gestiol and liver trouble. 1t has greatly benefited
me, and l think it is fully as good a medicine as
claimed-"-E- S. CHEsEREo, chief engineer fire dept,
Stonington, CT.
N B.-If ycu decide to take Hoods Sarsapariila
do not be induced 70 take any other.
Hoods
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s.. Prepared only
by c. L HOOD s Co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Opelousas courier., 1889-11-09
Marriage

Ts marriage q failure3 Ofconrse not; mar
riage ls an assignment.
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grampas, Q d 8 fardos tegidos, l

grampas, 2 d 8 fardos tegidos, 10
barriles Al atado 25 cascos Y % d
tejidos. Rotulados, l PIP vino y
64 tejidos, & &. A Ia orden Sis
tema Hdngaro ndmero 1-G Illera,
500 sacOs harina. Idem idem l.
Villada, 500 saeos harina. Villa
cantid, AS sacos harina. A 500
sacos arroz. O 500 sacos arroz.
O | d etectos para f6sforos.
! De Liverpool y escala, vapor es-
panol " Ramon de Larrinaga," de
2,O11 toneladas, captain M. Eche-
varria a Vijande s Co., % d que
SOS, atado muestras. A s. de
Ezquiaga, 26 tubos hero, l ba-
rril tornilles. A Oaldas & Co.,, 25
d jabon. A Jose T. Silva, 800 sa-
COS harina. A j. M. Izquierdo 8
Co., 10 fardos alpargatas. A M.
Roman & Co., 8 d machetes. A
J. Matienzo, 5 fardos y 8 cajas teji-
dos. A Piza Hnos., 2 d sombreros.
A la orden. Rutulados 16O bull
tOs varlOs efectOs. 8. 243 fds. ta-
sajo, $50 81 arroz. Aguilarejo no
SIS harina. r. $50 sIs arroz. L. v.
1000 SIS arroz. j. 100 SIS arroz.
L. G.. y. 80 barriles vino. P. B.
25O sacos harina N. O. 25 d quesos.
2. O. d. 30 d quesos.
rNTRADAs DE CABoTAJR.
Col. esp. "Carmen Nuza," de
Aguadilla.
Col. esp. Provideucia," de Ma
yagtiez.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo,"
de Mayagtiez.
Col. esp. " Petra dc Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Hortensia" de Vega
sALIDAs DE TRAvnsfA.
Ninguna.
sALIDAs DE CABoTAJH.
Bdra. esp. MARIA Dolores" pa
ra Fajardo.
Col. esp. "Olementina de Cana.
rias." para Fajardo, Naguabo y HUI
macao.
Bdra. esp. "Juanita," }" para Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-08
MOvIMIENTO DH BUQUEs.
ENTRADAS DE TRAVMSfA.

/ De Liverpool Y escala, vapol
espanol "Puertorriqueno," de 1891
toneladas, capitsn Martorell a s. de
Esquiaga, Is d chocolate, 80 d vi.
no, IL, 600 kilos lingotes, 4 d ma.
quinarias, 2 baulss cadenas, II far
dos sacos, l saco muestras. A VI
|cente u: Co., Is d sardinas. A L.
Duplace, l d ferreterfa, atado:pa
las, 8 d rev6lvers, 2 d hilo, 4 d to-
] dos. A Palacios 8 90. Is d sar.
dinas. A B. Baquero, $50 d jabon.
A Gonzalez y Alfonso, 75 d sardi.
aas, 10 d aqua mineral, 25[4 PIP 2
oocoyes vino, 4 sacos castalas, %
Aacos hsbichuelas, 200 sacos pa.
pas. A Jose T. Silva, 40 sacos
harina. A Oaldas & Co., 1O9 .sa-
COS harina, 40 barriles vino, 1856
sacos papas. A Sores. de j. Sala
& Co., 8 d embutidos Y carnes,
200 atados II d chapas, 20 atados
palas. 10 latas tornillos, 200 id cla-
vos, 90 q machetes, 10 cascos visa.
g as, II d camas hero, 20 cascos
p'ntu'a, 2 q colchones. A Orosas
) Flnlay, 30 sacos harina. A J.
Ochoa y Hmno., 115 d cebollas.
500 canastos papas, 60 sacos habi.
huelas, 100 q jabon. Al. M. IL.
luierdo 4 Co., AZ canastos cebo
Has, A Sores. de Orcasitas & Co.,.
. fardos, l d tejidos. A PizA
Hmuos., A d sombreros. A ]. B.
arrears & Oo., l d sidra. AR
IL: Herblet, l 3 impresos. A Por
tela HmnOs., l paquete papel. A
Hernsiz & Co., 9 fardos papel. A
VI. Roman & Co., z d 6 cascos fe-
rreterlas, 3 cascOs p ntura, I'd pa,
pei, 8 panchas. A Chavarri B
Oo., 81 fardos sacos, Z fardos teji
los. A y. Melon & Co., 30 atados
~ d chapas, 2 q hero, 5 la'as
quincalls, Z d cam q, 1 casco vi
trio. A G. Bolivar & o., 10 d
tosforos, 20 bultos clorato, 30 d
MADEIRA. A J. Matienzo, 2 barri-
cas- y 100 d planchas zinc, / q
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Expression dc gratitud.

81 el sentimiento de- la gratitad
% arraiga poderosamente On todo
pecho noble, la fabrica de cigarton
LA Belleza" no podria un solo
momento ocultar su leal y sincere
agradecimiento q los generosoa
habitantes de Puerto Rico; por esto
hoy, hacienda ostensible demostra.
ci6n dc aprecio h&cia los mismoa
prometo emplear, como haeta aqui.
materiales escogidos y elaboraci61
ouldadosa en- los productos que tan
favorable acogids encuentran en-
la poe'ica y hospita!sria terra bo.
rinquefa.
Fabricante en- cigarrillos.--An.
dr6A Rodrfguezi 1nioos sgentes ex
asta Capitalize. Bolivary q
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0PERACIoNES s0BRE Ell MUELLE.

Por Mullenhoff s. Korber. A
Gavino Vicente & Co., 60 d quesos
''Bola." A Egozeue 8 Clos y vi
cente & Co., 20 d galletas, 200 q
sal.
Por Vicente s. 90. A Egozcue
& Clos, 30 d quesos "Bola."
Por Palacios & 90. A Sierra b
Co., 800 q papas.
Por Lopez Villamil & 90. Al.
Ochoa y Hmno, 200 d cerveza. A
Egozcue & Clos, 70 d quesos.
Por Latimer Y Fernandez. A
r. Gandara y Araujo Hmnos., IL d
quesos "Bola."
Por j. Ochoa y Hmno. A Egos-
cue & Clos, 500 canastos papas.
A Egozcue e Clos y Vicente e
Co., go sacos habichuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-08
COMISl0N lNTERVENTORl
DE LA LIQuIDACION
DE La CENTRAL SAN VICENTE,
PRESIpENCIA.

Por acuerdo de % de Febrsro I'll.
timo desds 81 dia siguiente % se hA
hecho cargo dicha comisi6n de la rs.
fsrida Central en- cumplimisnto Do
las clAusulas Is y II del convenio &C.
lebrAdo con sus screedorss por D. Leo.
nsrdo Igaravides, limitando ls renta
8 pension que percibe 10 sucesi6n del
dltimo 4 Ia csntidsd de cuatrocientoa
cincnenta pesos msnsuales conforms
al concerto que con 81 propio IgsrA.
videz ,slebr5 10 Oomisi6n On Z do
Mario del aho pr6ximo pssado, , nsm.
brando 81 representante para de.
sempsfiar 10 mencionada admins.
TRACTION = ejercitar todos los de-.
rechos que 4 10 Oomisi6n competsn
por Ia clausula II del convenio, al Vo.
cal don Julian e. Blanco, 1 quien
confieren y en- qulen sustituyen todas
las facultades necesarias al efecto, co1
las obligaciones que son inherentss /
todo mandstsrio, incluso IL de rendir
cuenta mensual de Ia inversion de los
diez mil pesos que go le seAalan para
todos los gastos de refacci6n dc 10 fin.
CO, So administration y contradictions,
= ls de consignar en- 10 Gaia do 10 %.
misi6a el importe de todas las ventsa
que verifque de los productos de 10
Central con deduction tnicamente do
los dies mil pesos citados, = dc los
cuAtrocientos cincuenta de 10 pension
concedida 4 Ia succession de lgarAvidex.
YGan de que llegus 4 conocimiento
do todos los interesados en- el asunto, =
On cumplimiento del propio acuerdo do
% de Fsbrero, 10 hsgo pdblico On
Puerto. Rico { cuatro de Mario de mil
ochocientos ochenta y uusve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-08
GACETILLAS.

De primo Cartello. - En- ests
Imprenta aeabau de recibirse mag
nifcas oleograf 90 de gran tamaho,
que representan, en- admirables CO.
Jlas, c6iebres cuadros del Museo
iaclonal, tales como el de Las Ian.
sGs, de Velazquez; La SacrG Fa-
milia, de Murillo; El sntisryo de
Don Alvaro do Lama, de Oauo.
Con solo estos tres cuadros 90 de-
cora artisticamente una sala del
mejor tono.
Tambi6n 30 han recibido On esta
lmprenta 1uevOs y preciosos cua-
iros en- cr0mo, representando Las
flotas extranjeras en- el puerto de
Barcelona, cuando la Exposition,
IL vista panorAmica de Ia Ciudal
COndad, la escuadra espahola Y 81
submarine PsraI, en- el mOmentO &c
iisparar un torpedo contra un bar
60, que queda destrozado por com.
pletO y envuelto entire las olas.
LlamamOs Ia atenci6n dc lac
personals de gusto h6cis esta noti.
cia, que no dejar& de ser lsids con
lntor6s.
Solemnss cultos.-En Ia 1glssis
de- San Jvs6, el 10 del corrieute, a.
rOque de oraclones, dara principle,
con la solemnidad dc cestumbre, eI
N0vsnarlo que 10 Asociacion de
Oat6IieOs dediCa todOs les amos q
al exCelsO Patr6n el Glorioso Pa.
triatca Senor San jose:
El 18, despu6s de II noveua, ten
dra lugsr Ia Salve CON oiquesta.
El -, 4 las q de la maiiana, sera
10 comunl6n general.
Ri mismo dla, a las 8, Sc celebra.
RI el Santo Sacrifice de 10 Misa
con toda solemnldad; el panegtri-
co esta 4 cargo del elocuente J
persuasive OradOr sagrado Pbro u.
F6llx Garcis, Superior dc IL Con.
gregaci0n do San Vicente de Paul.
So Suplica q los tieles On general,
Y particular4nente a los senores 81.
clos Oat6llcOS, Ia asistencia 4 tar
piadosOs actos.
| Sociedad Progrssiva de artesa-
nos.-Hemos reciDldO IN circuns'
taneiadO propectO que con atentt
| B. l.. M. nos remite el seilor dor
SantiagO Andrade, miembro de Ii
IComisi6n que entienue en- el pro-
ecto de instituir On esta Oapi
tai una socledad que llevara aque
| titulo, y cuyO plausible fin eS el d.
| Ia protection mdtua entire los aso
eiadoS. Oontiene el prospecto lal
bases de Ia Sociedad, que Cuenta
con un capital dc $4,000, mediants
1900 aec,ones a 10 pesos cada una, J
con Las Quotas de los soeios dc nd
mero, que deberan pagsr 81 . su
entrada y 30 centavos mensuales
| La socledad crear6 dos tallere.
Inno para Ia construction de casai
& otros objetos, el otro para dlstln'
tas labores, en- los cuales tendrar
diGna ocupaci6n los asociados
Reunido ell capital social, se elegl'
Ira la Junta Directive, constituy en-
desc IL socIedad CON Ia reglamen'
Itacl6n debida.
! Forman Ia Oomisi6n organiza'
dora los se1ores don Manuel An.
drs, don Pho Bacener, don Ella,
Bernard, don Juan Dolores Tlna
Zero, don Vicente Romero y dot
Faustino Torres.
| Alabamus el pehsamiento, de
seAndole perfecta realizaci6n.
ltsntO.-pot medic do ateptl
ls. j. H. nos susss d sstor PEsss
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DESPACHADOS.A

Para Mayagiiez, gol. amer. "Co-
ra s. Mckay y, despachada por La
timer y Fernandez, con resto de
carga.
Para Habana, berg. esp. "Fran.
CISCO" despachado por Or6sas y
Finlay, CON resto de carga.
Para Oabo Hatteras, gol. amer.
ELLEN A. Swift" despachada por
Latimer y Fernandez, con IA boco-
yes azdcar con 8,OO5 kilos, 18 cas-
cos miel con II, ,O65 kilos. Por 10.
Sc T. Silva, 80 cascos miel con 48
mil 819 kilOs.
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NOA Y VALE orqs ! /, Is, .un.'a ::auina
Compran, venden y alquilan mueblsI asa

TENzNC1o LUNA 7 s0BFYN0-FOrtsl -
4sy 6l.-Importadorss directos de where's de
todas classes y procedencias, especialidad en- que
SOS, vinos tintos gensrosos, Gcores 6nos cervs-
zas, vinagres, frutas conservas alinsnticias de
los.prlnc pales mercados de Europa America.
IN Aguas minerales tlenen constante existencia
Grill Contraxeville, Walls, Ielestino San Hilario,
Iondariz, Fuente agrls, San GARNER Insalas, Los.
ches PurRante Rubinat y los acreditados vlnos San
Rafael y Pei-tona.
Son igualmente importadores de Las screditadas
marcas de cigarrillos de Ia Habans, "La Bellesa"
fPsiarito,l de d. Andres RodrgueI, "CoronA" de
Seeundo Alvares Ca, "Hidalguia" de Susini y
.tLeRitimidad," dc Prudencio Rsheu
Ventas al por mayor Al detail.
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COMMERCIAL,
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

MisIss. La Ultima venta alcanz6
precio de 18 centavOs
gallon.
Caf6.-Ootfzase $19 4 194 qtl.
tendencia firme, clase CO.
rriente. Hacienda, sin
existencia.
Cusros.-Los precios rigen de 90 &
10 los dulces, segun clase
y tama1o, y los salados
q 50.
Ron. - En- vista de las tltimas
ventas, podemos cotizsr
de 40 30 centavos gallon
segdn prueba.
PREOIOS DE MADERAS.
Tabla pichipen :. & $40 millar.
Ouartones i'd 80. "338 i'd.
Pine americana :. I" $37 4 SO id.
Id. i'd. desdoblado $45 id.
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oPERACIoNEs DE BuQUEs EN- PUERTO.
rRAvEsfA.

TRAVESIA.
Col. ing. "Mutuwooa," pendien.
to.
Boa. alem. f" Edward Pens," des-
cargando.
vap. frances Obock", descar-
gando.
Berg.esp. "Alejo L." pendiente.
Vap. draga frances "Espaha,"
desoargando.
Col. amer. "Mary Lord" pen
diente.
Berg. esp. Isabel" cargando.
Boa. esp. "Josefta," cargando.
Vap. frances "Borfnquen," pom
diente.
CABOTAJE.
Col. esp. "Aguadillana," carga
para Aguadilla ' Mayagtiez.
Bdra. esp. Nueva Flor" carga
para Areclbo.
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En- resumen:

1e OOnsiderand0 que Cayey 90
10 tieno abrMptAs moptafias baiis.
das incesantemente per una atm6s-
fera metitica, y Quay anna vistoscs
valles oreados por brisas embalss.
madas con las cuales % alimenta
IL cuEia. m
q Considerable que Cayey pa
rec0 MR gGllsgo con n,Gnde 8 Nn ca
talan cen bstas, y Quay anna un g
lego cesaRte 8 an catalan con al
pargatas.
8! Considerando que Osyey vi
ve sin presupuesto, y Guayama pa.
ga IN profuso lujo do contribucio-
mes.
A. Considerable que Capdepon
ha cometido una soiemns barbarl.
dad quo sostsndrA Bseerra (po.
darse l. coincidcnria dc ser SGllsgt
con masds) y qtsls no gsllsgo'
Y no catalanes on Quay anna tieDen
poder suAcieute para qwitGr 81 man
DO 6 los gallegos y dsssaisar 4 lol
eatalanes.
5ey dltimo: Considerando que
tcdas las pfuebas y razones emit
das On el juioio, militan on favo'
do Guyana.
vsngo en- fallar y sentsnCiar L
Siguiente:
/. Que el Jusgado do 1. Ins
tancia cebe Continuar en- Oaycy
interim no cese Ii epidemic dc u
ticulistas eemnp u no faMt que d
repente spareci6 On Quay anna.
2: Cue Las costas, que dobiersl
ser de oficio para anbos (como q
principle se suponia) toda vez gu
Cayey % insolvente, dsben se
abonadas por Guayama.
K (protano De ID. .euria.)
Nation de arriba puerto. Rico
Febrero 27 de 1889.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-08
sANTORAL.

Viernes, 8.-Las cinco llsga.
le Nuestro SehOr Jesucristo, SAr
Juan de Dos, f., y San Julian
afzobispo de Toledo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-08

Total...... $464 90
Puerto Rico, Fsbrero % de 1885,
vi Tesorero, Jos6 A. Ngusros.-V.'
BED Presidsnte, Antero j. Gonzi-
ss.-Iutervine, 81 Contador, Angel
Ascarxs.-Tome raz6n, 81 Hecretario,
Alfredo F. Frslla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-08
: AIOMS0. !! San r Era1nslseo J 9 q !9, 60,
FoTO0RATO DB La RNAL CASA.

3Ooa titulo honoriAco por 3. II. 81 Rsy. PIemiAAo
Hace persouAlnente toda clase do retratO en 60
nasvo Eatablecimiento (primero On % alaaa) do
Dc Ia maianA 4 s do 10 tarde, Aunqus 81 dia seq
nuhlAd0.