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store, aa4 ~ se4 flrct 14s iatfcsi 1e tton
81 shs sa5ieos and saort space af tilae
tor ne lively toagus - give ne. sitA
iss braels expanded By sxcitament her
un1sr-sias ysrsiQa u that great quss-
zion la 1oanestio sooaomy -''ssrg-ns-
g@ial-"
"ocai hat they make ne weary sn-
tlrely sid shsr coatiaa2l stoAae'- -4ehin'
'eoat M sarvint gufflls sure tb' airth
sin's sAough for EN-, they 10 be wARtia'
th' very hsvins ta "a aAsels that's tAsF
o. oe theF slavys
"lTa aad m0nY place sfnee
s1hraok Ameriky. good an BAD I've had
toth a. nore Dad nor good, by monys
e. lrlsl molie. There's far more nor
people Knows tAatu drive = dacens
garr.l ou. o. what's a clover patch ttA-
erNise.
-s now, There's no eizht-hour
law FOR sarrint TurFu. az al a all
lis sp aisly Ia Eh noraia' az It's down
lass ia ~ Doight. an it's 20 thia an
come tao1 an % thon an doa't do
to.aer. till tAs hearts 5roke widin ye.
'~Ihe ura1 place I had. ia Noo Isrk.
Z cooked au' / run arranas, al cham
ber-maiaed an washed. an iroaed.
an was ch0ild's-aurss. an pave
nsnt cleaner. an cAre-taker OF =
poor oul4 nan tha. we're sore
nog isctei By a. misses, bis daughter.
an liar ln gine-el uli IN butcher, an
milkm an, An grocer about the bills that
they cuadin't er wouldn't Pay. till me
heart was sLek - mo body was tired, an
quit
Then there was another misses. an
for zen days she wEs lovin' wid me as
akittsa Wid q hos brick. and was for
tellin ne all her sacrets. Well, some
how sonethin' got ous an there was
throubls betwix her and the masther.
an sh@ blamed ne, shot was innocint
es the child 0nborn. an called me all
n Dad names she could lay her tongue
10. an 1 had 90 20.
I've had them as had childor that
they ner no ono else end manage Ts
lave peace an quiet upstairs them
young divils wud be sint { rampage,
an root, an mpss, an hinder intill tn
kitchen. but the garrll was 70 care for
thin. an amuse thim. an do her work.
beside, an II she gev them q GRASS
word oc behsps = biz slap, it's them
was behaved. thO' the mother OF them
called On liars twinty times day. an
the gurrl were sbused loike a hathsn
csnnlbal It's ruth I'm tellin' ye
The best o them viii bs wan tin ye
90 lie an decAve for tAiss,; bat bad luck
tiil 20 ~ 20 Ain't the sowl O. truth 70
thin An they'll sit up an tell the
1nassher an .hsir company OF gurrlls
uustakes an her greenness, an her i'm
psrtininciA an All thog but myl myl
~ IN Eurru was 30 tell al sAs knowed
about the misses. faith thsred Be
throable disthractin' entirely.
4 were cook all one purity crather
jist married. as knowed no more bout
cookin' nor \ coclcroach does bout tn
Pore; bat she'd made IA husband be-
Lave shs did IL all Wan day she iut-
ters intil "a kitchen when she heard
him come in
'Ain't dinner ready, darlin'T ses he.
from th' head @ "a stairs.
I'm tVo minits. mv love- ses she,
back tul him. What can do7' ses sh .
90 me
Sure. well Be al ready IL a whisk.
sss I. bat - molghs be wsshin' IA
salad. ses T.
on. the salad ain't washed an read ?
yol' ses she. spakin' loud SO ne cud
1sar aor eg ~ vor hstnin, Give ns
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
DR. s. CLAY TODD
THE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST
Raem : lmmsa Block, IS koaros S.rea
GRAND RAPIDS. AlcA-

HA4hL tlAfAkih AaS&te
Cures para - slss tNltoiaines, p.aehtnK
pTi0k ilDf sslsatlSllk, Itm0iouk feel
ings, tzs<k ~ heAo ache. tAsoE q ned
gsAlns-sonft gnes rAnniDg a00a tnl
arms ~ hack, d4zzinass and ether sxnp-
tonas leaalug h. paralysis. nervous
detalify. and fensle complaints and
chronic diseases. (sonsuilsnon tree
and confidential. Ne charge ioF ser.
wees until cured. Dneclons il al
languages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion 0f the mucous
membrane Of tne nose At first, increases
with each cold until IL spreads Through.
out the whole mucous system, affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubcs, st0m
ach, etc, caunng ceGiBcss, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tresslng aud dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require, VIII be
gwen you free Of charge by pr. + Gay
TODD, 50 Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
III YOU sre nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepiess or wake after hofrld creams
tired mornmgs, With = cUI headache,
bad taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 20 about your employ
ment without life. energy and ambition,
dosire 10 be alone, gloomy forebod ngs.
q disposition 70 voTry sDe fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
Of feeling afrssd or uDcertsn. rome.
times low spITIts, you are suffering from
nervous debility ard exhaustion x
nerve power, which may enc in utter
nrosiratlon, insanity and death.
II you have great sense of weakness.
and woarincss. with tired irubs. numb
ness, trembling, pr8ckiy ssrssti0ns. cold
feet and Iegs, YOU are Advancing 70 that
most serious disease, parsiysls
II your bead aches. feels numb and
tired. with strange Hensa tionf. loss q
memory. and you think y ~ dihcuityf
OF You are fieeplest - night, vii drew.
siness aBd dpilaess auring tlae day. fhs
nerve and brain fatigue msy soon rur
into insanity or death
II y0u have any n these feelings ds
not neglect them 81 tnfy vlfl enc iu par
slys,s, insanity, pfostTntion or death
A. you value your lie co net Bcgiea
thee vxrnings. Times sns eEper enc.
have showD. sD< hundreds q staftlinf
sno rsrvelse0s cures have provsa. thsf
these dssaAss are Derfectis arc corn-
plsfs lrss ~ pf. =. Cay Tedd. No.
xsN st. room 4 Grand Espide
Tnl toe Dse - ~. >. Cav Toddss
remarkable remedy -. a. thess svusnx
toms yisld - y ~ usFic, and strength
Il nerves yigof ~ tran. vita ~ Il
blooe and health o. boay are soan re-
stored.
Hs remedies are purely vsfststl@
and hsrnije jess, snc car Only h. solansd
st fs offies
DR. TODD compounds his nrascrif,-
- fsfor. esrh rstert n - ofics
Cafsrft. osafUsss. fberulatisf1, naF-
Vc1s oshtv. imf,otenrs and Al cis-
eases feseit.ua frora early ind scFsfIr,ns
80 eIcessef - ruan for.d all q fsesarf -
the urlnsrY orgsDs. IErts pefs vsIs.
rsficoce ls. ruYfofes. turs0rs. scfDfU'a.
ola soTet. drffssy. skr cisesses. river
sne klcueF eefop.s His heart iseeses.
snofinnss - hfestn hal ~ nssd.
small ~ hack stf rfsucfug sli fssssie
eorrns rts end cirsuic = s~sses cured
oUrfF sn1 peTmsnertv
TE TODiY'> ofEes II 81 81 i1nrr,e-st
rcen & ers8e hsf1ss Mon.
r. ulealcsues 2Eres vftf tfs st<,rusfn
sEl T11 csn rsf srrtfsT Fnn cn,srss.
Re SIR bis Nfacf frssr 8 3 trs raorD-
lur 1ft tHe evsnlrR. every asy
frf 4uHfsrs
Car s7eryo9dy hfrieadir a tsiE wlh
&C. Trr nrtraE
Lev ChsTgss f.a2a1 Cures
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

49, aosn -
seos h.skst %
.w aaa sale
"a nM ussssy
al Mfm Aa1
krizht al ra<
ulax - a nas
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
ELECTRO-OZONE

The purchasers OF DIR. ]. G. Kenne-
dy's Office and apparatus hereby an
nounce a charge in the time for free
treatments and great reduction in
prices for from six 70 twenty-six
treatments. The Office and practice
VIII be conducted upon strict profes-
siOnal and business principles. An
educated, skilled and experienced
physician will be in constant attend
ance 10 examine, prescribe and ad-
wise. Candid opinions viii be given;
honest, square dealing, reasonable
charges. and a conscientious and per-
sistent effort 10 earn every dollar
paid for treatment will be the rule.
No money win be accepted from
those believed 70 be incurable; such
cases viii DO treated free on Wednes-
day evenings.
Ladies and gentlemen OF this and
other cities are ready 70 certify, and
have certified, that they have been
cured by Electro Ozone, of consump-
ton, asthma, bronchitis, hOarseness,
sore throat. catarrh, deafness, Pheu-
matism, paralysis, neuralgia, dropsy,
dyspepsia and desperate and sup
posed incurable diseases OF the brain,
nerves, heart, blood, bones, skin,
liver. stomach, bowels, kidneys. rec
tun, bladder, womb, ovaries and
genito-urinary organs. Pains and
aches have been instantly and perma-
nentiv relieved; sight aud hearing
restored; unnatural and diseased
discharges checked; ulcers and ab-
scesses healed.
Under its influence tho mind be-
r-~.-,es clear the nerves sfrorc- and
steady, and the spirits buoyant. Tu-
mors, structures, Polspi, and morbid
gr0wths disappear like snow under
q warn san. The weak are made
strong and vigorous; the despondens
hopeful. and the sick well (at rooms
.. 10. and II. the Hermitage, !" Ful-
lar's new block, corner OF Canal and
Bridge-sts., Grand Rapids, Aiich.) by
1T pnTD0 0T0NT
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

] 10 Combination Coffee.
Id Fancy Breakfast Coffee.
Our own grinding and equal 10 nearly
all the finest grades and higher priced
Cotfees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

We call your especial attention 10 the
following:
/ 10 Biscuit Baking Powder for. CSC
Put up only in 10 cans and expressly
for our trade; We warrant il 10 give
complete satisfaction 10 the most par
tlcular customer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Free Samples of the Baking Powder
and Cotfees will be given away on Sat
urday, November /.
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MIR. and Mrs. BoWser.
TIE HEAD or THE HOUSE BECOMES a
FIH.ANTHR0PIST WITH UxtX-
PECTED RESULTS.

One day, iustas we were seated at
the thinner table, Mir. Bowser aueried
Mis-. BoWser. what have YOU done
for charity his fall z.
~ have sent about 500 worth of
money and clothing To our poor rela
tives III Nebraska
'.IIulnph ! said chaI-ity.,'
.'Weli. if You mean how many old
tramps | have fed. how many beggars'
baskets | have tilled and how many
quarters have handed out to frauds /
can answer you that they are very
few. What has started YOU or the
subject OF charity all at once p
''All at once The subject has al
ways been OF the deepest interest to
me. | have always felt sorry because
| had SO little to give
We said no more about it. but
took measures to discover what he
was mp to. He owned lot with an
old, diiapidated and nntenanted house
on it. He was intending to give this
house 10 any one who would tear it
down orremove it, but humanitarian
advanced brighter idea. He also
owned an old house, but it was occn
pied by four or five families. He
csuld get 10 rent disliked the motor
iety OF ejeeting them, and so he sug-
gested to Mr.. Rowser that our old
shanty be pun in repair for the recep-
tion o. some peor and worthy people
he knew OF Mr. Bowser fell into the
trap. He bought lumber. hired car
pentels and had paid out 5000 before
the hsuse WAS habitahle He tried to
keep it all from me, but kept posted
on the work, ne sertheless. When
everything was ready four families
swarmed into the house and blessed
Mr.. Bowser. When he came home
that night his heart was foil and after
a little skirmishing around lie said:
Mrs. Bowser, something happened
to-day TO melt my heart y
"Yes. What was ito"
II let four poor families move into
our old house over there, rent free. and
you ought to have heard them asking
Heaven to bless me. 1t made me feel
like wOman-like child. wish
was rich enough to help ten thousand
poor folks"
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1t Is announced very gravely by
telegraph that the race problem in the
South is causing the President much
anxiety, and he is striving to find some
solution for it. Theidea of man with
as small a head as that of Ben Harrison
trying to master and settle the race
question is painful to contemplate.
An idiot had as well attempt to solve a
problem of Euclid.-,Stdt q.
"Are your children doing well at
school ?" was asked of a fashionable
woman.
Very well, particularly Clarence.
/ have great hopes of him. Why, |
can't read a word he writes. l think
he is going to be literary"-Arkansaw
Trareler.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court-Par.
i>h Of LatonIche.
CLERKS OFFICE.
! hlbodauX, Sept. IS. 1889.

hereby cert fy that on the 2Sth dav OF
Jan. 1890. the following named persons
We're drawn by th~ jury commissioners of
said parish, to serve as grand ,nd petit ja-
rors for the April term OF court. 1890
For he first week Of court beginning on
Monday, April 9TH. 1890, to serve as jurors
rs follows. viz
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|tdress Registered Letters containing Currenc.
NeW Orleans National Bank.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia

NEW ORLEANS, IA
|sRENEMRER that the payment Of
Ieies is GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
Ll0SAL BANKS If New Orleans. AMI the
lrsets ARE siguea ~ The President Of an In
EhiHtioa whtse chartered rights are reeog-
'isd in the highest Courts: therefore. be-
'afe o. al limitations or anonymous
EAemesr
I0Nf DOLLAR i i'lc arirH 81 the smallest
|sit or iraetisn Of Il licket ISSUED BY Us
4 ahr Drawing. Anything IN anr name
|afird for ,ess than = Dollar is = swinal7.
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etlI corrections -----.--------S 2tp -
Respectfully Submitted
i. AUSLET
Collector
The Improvement committee reporte, a.
follows:
rilihodaux La, January 10, 1899
To the Honorable Mayor aud Trustees ol Ike
lawn of Thibodaux:
Gent emen Your committee on improve
ments respectfully state thar all side walks
ami uther improvements recommended ny
thrm and adopted by the council, have been
completed.
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7gHsssEsEA%E.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
HOtes. Money Orders ssned hy all Express
Egmpanies or New York EXCHANGE.
Bdlrssed VI "A sptAE E'iasN,
New Orleans La.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOW \
COUNCIL.
TOWN uAII

Thibodanx, La. Jan. l.. 1880.
The Courcl tor the Town OF Tuibo-
daux met this day in regular monthly ses-
sion at O'clock y IN.
Present.. /. Ancoin. Mayor and tra-;ees
BadeauX, Brasd. Conlon and Naqn5a.
Absent Marlborough and Trotter tras cts.
The uj:sute- oi tae last session were read
and approved rs recorded.
The Mayor reported as follows:
Thibodaux La. Jan. - 1890
10 the Trustees OF the TOWN Of Thibodanx:
Gentlemen-An appropriation for the fol
lowing amount is recommended.
Char2eabie to water works
Ins Jonrz > On
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.nVo do hereby certify that We supervise
4 Aarr,nf,ernei,tS fnralI the Monthlyand Semi
|annual Drawings OF the l.ouisiana State Lot
- 90. and in person manage and control
IT, Drawings themselves and that the same
- conducted with honesty. fairness and III
E.oed faith toward all parties, and we author
H. the Company 10 u<e this certificate with
LacsimiIes OF oar signatures attached, IN lts
pararti ~ ments
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crDsgTED ATTRACTION
7 ,gig.a. S..s..; II';.t..a.7 Cnl2ay

Il ,.coroorated bv The Legislature" Tor
,ii',is,aI au,l charitable purposes. and lts
fsnnebise fane5, made "a part of the present State
rans,itntion, in 1879, by an OVER" RELMiSG
&PoPuLAR VOTE,
- GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
roS tale Mace Seml-Auuunlly, tJnne and
lha.e,pber.l ~ her and its GRAND SINGLE NY ~
~ TRAININGS take place in each OF the
a,bar ten months in the year. and are all
#srawn in public at the Academy Of AnTlc.
~ Orleans La.
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''As;iIiA. ?;,sss 100000

hoo coo Tickets at Twenty Dollars;
Halves, $40; Quarters. So; Tenths,
81; Twentieths, 81.
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Il34 Prizes, amounting TO St,054, 800
/. AGENTS WANTED EvERYWnERE

sY@FoR CLUE RATES or auy further iufor-
hatien desired. write legihlv to the under
Egned clearly stating volr residence. with
nate, County. street and Number. More
lspid return mail delivery win be assured by
Houg enclosing an envelope boaring yonr
|All address.
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To Balance ISS
Respectfully submitted.
T. SAMOAN Too,n Tra,s
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Z. Z. f5ltAJ y
ED. BADEAUX.

The treasurer's, the collectors and the
market masters report for November are |
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rotta::t amt a>l, that ta.. .sa -i,,,.f,, l.
alt'. coi4ricr'a IRON 'te first fupdS in ne
treasury not ofhrH;s- appropriated
Il y. CnUIoN
81. S4DT-JS
Improvement Cnn,msttaa
on u.a,ia,,.,9,t.
Mr. Naan.t, MI "ll'''' ',S
ana ,.rrAfnlr,.,.,s ~ -, ~
C.saior eaIl,.d ''.'''' ts'' ~
on. ".''' '.@2 '"ts '''ff',-
lca~-Br,rl i;.z1..... .s..,.:z,..,.., $3.50.
N.,,.-\,,,'. ''''.'''' : ! ''.'#n''''t N"43h u
IbpIr.,.,,,.
for nrcc,I,,., ~ CO. ,''r rrP'sts
t,,a,,,.,. "ri1 fri'n tsd e ttefrcd I" sae
III, Thr t,.inni,i., 5h,,,'"'. r..
To TIN. tI,,....,i
,i, : '',' -i."nof ,, ana trustees ct
Tho u...,.',,,s'4 !! -! iHtrnl aa\
.,cit ,.r x.,iI -. - "''"''tuH, resi-
r., :" r. N""Id FtSprct f"iN show
,,,tfna ,n,,,, 'tS'h' sHG't@e" III selling
:, L,,. i.''..', ~ F'''i'' 'h''k"t Of said town
,I1.i - III, ~, =. 'h' St"nHs deai,
cntlac .f,n.J -, ne u 1ar SAD
"a .rd y, ,i - al'a = ieHuF
,i.an.o IL FER morning or
r,vn. 10. = '''.t't ~, "f'ithahcrs OF the
IN !, n,,,,.t' ,,.,,. 'h.F AIahHS si'hated
L., ~ ~fh." lsfflon al the mar
MOI IL for Tho al. ,l.ar,cf hs,.a.,s ,bov aa
considerably more f,3a;,,..s
mr. ,riaIiSt Is informed and verify believes.
that tie cufrt. stand j. ke,,t ,,nra to tla 40
Of the bnt.lcr~ ant their ,t,,,,Iav,..s .,,l
Other persons occupied nn,ler the pa,l,rt
and rings in hut a very small revenue
which dos mr. irstity IT, ,,axma,,t nf ~
cents per morniug tor the uSe thereof:
Whrrt,.rr .,nr ,,',.,,s,;,I;t - H..
Your honorable BODY may take ,hr he subject ,e..s
matter of This m4l,,or,I iotn c,s;,l:.,',,.'
ami rr,uae th,. HILL ~ rL.t Az. f ~. ,1a
rnf.n stayl - -. " ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-07
ASILO MUNICIPAL
DE CAHEDAD

Durante ell mes de Febrero il-
timo hubo en- el Asilo Municipal
de esta Ciudad el siguiente movi-
miento:
Existencia anterior de acogidoe,
l8 hombres y 72 muJeres. To.
tai 30.
Entraron durante ell citado mes
4 hombres y 2 mujsres; sali6 una
muier y falleci6 un hombre. Que.
dsban 4 fines del mes "a acogi.
dos: 81 ho-nLres y 73 mujsres.
Convene advertir que el pre-
supuesto del Asilo SO ha hecho
para atender q 80 pobres; de
modo que existe en- aqu9I an ex.
ceso de IA acOgidos b quienes Sc
alberga y mantiene sin aumento
de gastos.
Lo cual 90 plausible y habla
muy en- favor de Ia buena Admi.
nistraci6n del Asilo Municipal de
Carload.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-07

labrs, cumpliremos con I'M deber
sagraiO.
mo 90 verdad que existe en- no.
sotr0s todos un sentimiento de
amor haCia nuestra madre Espaiiai
mo es verdad que al solo pen
sar odiarla, repudiamos inmedia-
tamente esa ideaf
mo es verdad que sentimos cier
to sbatimiento, cierto Ussar, 81 PEN
samos en- que no hemos cumplido
noblemente con nuestro debeF, que
somos indignos, que nos echa Ia
maldici6n nuestra madrei
Todo puertorriquefio que tenga
coraz6n y sentimientos, hallara en-
81 esa fuerza, ese vinculo, que noa
lleva irresistiblemente hacia Ia gran
Peninsula Espa1ola.
Oontinuemos siendo eco de ese
patri6tico sentimiento los bueuOs
puertorriquehos, y mientras otrOs
sigan en- sus ilusiones perversas,
nOsotros, escuchando Ia VOC de
nuestra conciencis, gritemos: wi
va Espafial Viva Puerto Rico,
siempre sspafioll
On PHsrtOrriQueisO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-07

Nos hs sorprendido doIorosa-
mente Ia noticia dc habsr pasado
. mejor vida en- San German el
que fuG nuestro distinguido ami.
60 y consecuente correligionario
don Eugeoio Comas y Atrecino,
rico propietario y dignisimo Jefe
del Partido en- aquella .ciudad,
donde era el que 20 no existe
muy considerable por sus excelen.
tes prendas personales y afable
trato.
Con ID muerte del senior Comas
pierde 10 Patria un benem6rito
ciudadano, el Partido nuestro un
enthusiastic correligionario, noso.
tros nm afectuoso amigo.
Haya ell Senior acogido benigno
su alma, y reciba su apensda ia.
milia nuestro sentido pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-07
DOS PROPOSICIONES
pAEsRNTADAs Al
C0Ne1J0 DE GoBIERN0 DNL BANCO
por 81 GcciOnsstG que sasoribs, para
que % siyvG sosseterlas & Ia delibe-
raoi6n de Ia Junta general que ten.
dr< .tscto 81 sdbado /: do Narso
De 1890.
PRIMERA:

Por Real Decreto de s de Mayo de
1883, dictAdo de acnerdo con ell Oonse-
jo de Ministries , CON 10 consnltado POI
sl Oonsejo de Estado en- pleno, = On
nso de 10 autorixsci6n concedida por
el articalo Is de 10 Ley de Pfesupues.
tos de esta Isla fscha s de Agosto de
1885, 90 autoriz6 la cresci6n del Banco
de Puerto. Rico, detsrminando por 81
Articulo B. que ss regina con sujeci6n
4 10 dispuesto en- Ell Decreto- Ley de Is
de Agosto de 1878 CON las modiilca.
clones acordAdas poster:orments v en-
los Estatutos que ss publicaron D CON-
tinuaci6n.
Nj en- este Dscrsto-Ley sobre Socie-
dades An6nimss, nj en- su Reglamento
de Ia propia fechs, nj en- las modifica.
clones que en- el primero introdnjo res
pecto d los Bancos de emission y des-
cuento en- Ultramar el otro Real
Dscreto de igual data, nj en- los Esta-
tutos del Banco de Puerto Rico apro.
bados por 81 Gobisrno, hay Gisposici6n
alguna que limite 8 coarts sn fdncio.
namiento, obligAndole hacerlo exclu.
sivamente CON moneda sspafiOla, v
prohibi6ndole emplsar o:ra On sus me-
gocios.
III Real Decrsto do concession solo
exigi6 y previno On Ia condieijn 2s de
su artiCulo 81, que ell capital del Ban.
co sc constitnysse en- monsda espafola,
como BE ha constituido, y On el otro
Real Decreto sobre Bancos de emission
J dsscuento Dc. 10 de Agosto de 1878,
solo se estableCe por "a articalo Sc
que ningdn Banco pusde empexar 8
fancionar sino teniendo en- areas ell
rs P. 8 dc su capital, como 10 tisne q
dc Puerto. Rico.
Tanto por al articulo o. de ese Real
DecrstO, como poE el IT, de los Esta-
tntos, s6lo 90 exige qns el Ranco tenga
constsntemente en csja, en- mOnada 60.
rrisnte Dc oro q plata = On barraa de
dichoa netAlss, poF 10 menos Il 81
parts de los billstes en circnIaci6n.
Por Real 0rdsn de 20 az NoviembrsI
de- 1887, pnhliceda en- d Gacsta de|
eatA lsla on I3 do Mario az 1879, sel
apsoh6 10 dstermipaci6n de eate 0e.I
mssnc 0sneEal, per Il Qne ss antoFia6
h ciFsalaeiSn % ssta plaaa Do laa men|