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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26

ston-,t dump. who were suspected of connvlns d.
these practices. Mr.. Robbins reported that ticS "du
been careless, but he would not Recommend usi
80 ho,ov,rc that they would be more faithful in
the future. - , ~, sAa -
Charges preferred by Mrs. Baker, Oh NO. Gao o,'
N,cbola,ay and John Tledemann, OF NO Oo' oeconu-
ave- against Peter Gagen and Michael Fagan Of ae
handing money for removing RUBBISH S3 tbc scSeJ
men were not attached to the regular force OF the De
mt and they were Informed that ueH soi'i'''
could be dispensed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
PLANNING DETAINED r,fMrGRAyrs.

General oBeirne busted himself yesterday In max
ing the special examination required by law Of immi
grants detained at the Barge Office. There were
about fifty IN the detention pen yesterday morning
and the General disposed of large number Of the
cases. They had landed from various ships and the
examination in nearly every was rs h. the
liability OF the detained persons 10 become public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
IS SUPPLEMENTARY MURRAY TO RETURN

Additional for talk about the expected return
Of SUPERINTENDENT Murray to active duty at Police Head
quarters on October has been given by the return Of
Captain Mclaughlin to his post Of duty at the Old
Slip Station this week Captain Mclaughlin has been
assisting Inspector Byrnes in the Detective Bureau
at intervals ever since Mr. Murray left the Central
Office but he has been in command Of his precinct
also and his services in the precinct important
At present on account Of the preparations for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
BOTH ARE SUCCESSORS TO GOUPL Co


Judge william j. Wallace in the United states circuit
Court Yesterday handed down decision for the De
PENDANTS in the suit of NJ KnOedler Co., dealers III
pictures in Fhhave, against Boussod, Valadon q Co.,
who are in the same business, to restrain them rom
using the designation successors TO GOupn Co., OF
Paris Previous TO 1857 GOupil Co., Of Pans had
had branch house in this city, Of which NJ Knoedler
was manager In 1857 Mr. KnOeder bought the busi-
ness and its good WILL and his establishment mas since
been known as Goupu Co.. Or "Goupil q Co.. Nj.
Knoeder successor or NJ KnOeder Co., successors"
In 1884 ii. GoupI retired from business and BousSod
Valadon Il Co. succeeded him. That firm In 1857
founded branch house in this city, naming 1t Boussod
Valadon d Co., successors to Goupl Co., OF Paris.
knoedler & Co. claimed the exclusive right TO call
themselves successors to Goupil Co., but Judge
Wallace decided against them He said that the sale
OF business and good will did not imply promise on
the part OF the vendor not TO engage hereafter IN
similar business. Besides, by using the words " OF
Paris" the defendants escaped the mPutaon OF any
purpose to confuse the identity of their business with
that OF the planth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26

capturing the caueuses for the state Convention thSs
a resort 10 buIldozing mob methods. haVlhs
effected Ali that was required Of the Kit OF burglar
known the REYNOLDS Rules ne Is nov si
lawful implements in the interests Of harmony ana
Sheelan." -, A.. rar+,. n, Mr.
Cleveland I'm Erie Comfy intends to 60 over nsht
away 10 the Tammany Murphy -sheehan candha Az,
for President next year. in the person OF eler Vie
"fam6oya1t millionaire or the G0verlorSeha'or'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
THE BROOKLYN AND BOSTON EXPRESS,

by the Long Island and Eastern states Line, is =
solid ytstibs train with Pullman seepers and buffet
cars and leaves l.. |. city and Brooklyn daily at IL
D. m for Boston and y. f.. points. No change
every comfort. see special time tables. Office foot
East Thirty fourthst., Nos IL $50. AIS, $50 LAO.
,3I3 Broadway, y. V; Fatbush ave station No 333
Puton-st. No. 107 Broadway Brooklyn K. II. station.
L. l. City. The library buffet car in this train Is a
special feature. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
VISITING THE FRENCH FLAGSHIP.

Paul d'Abzac, French ConsulGeneral at this port,
made an official visit TO the flagship of the French
North Atlantic Squadron, La Naade, yesterday. To
day Admiral dc Convertible will make an official call
on General Howard at Governors Island, and on
Captain Erben, Commandant OF the Navy Yard Tho
Admiral will also return the call of the Consul-Gen-
eraI Next week La Naade will be thrown open to
the pubc on stated days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS MEET.

short meeting of the Rapid Transit Commission
was held yesterday morning. 1t had been announced
that the meeting would take place at 2 O'Clock but
the Commissioners met at IL O'Clock. IN the after
noon when the reporters Of the various newspapers
called upon E. L. Bushe the secretary, he declined to
see them lie sent ont word by OF his clerks that
he had nothing to say. As the newspaper men wished
more definite information he replied again through his
clerk that the next meeting would be, III all po0a0l-
ity Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
HE WALKED OVERHEARD WHEN ASLEEP.

Policeman Goon, Of the steamboat squad who
walked overheard from the steamboat Patrol on
Thursday night and with difficulty hshed out
again. went on duty at o'clock Hast night
none the worse from his accidental plunge. 1t was
said aboard the Patrol yesterday that Gilloon was
walking I'm his sleep when he went overheard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers arriving from Europe on the
White STIR steamer Britannia from Liverpool yeiter.
day we're W. J. Allen, the Rev. DR.. W. e. Ballantne.
the Rev. II. W. Balantine, e. e. Bean. DR.. ;. L..
BENSON H. C. Bolton the Rev. s., W. Brooke, J. b.
Carnap. tie Rev. W. T. Day. Miss J. NJ Burnaby.
J. NJ Durand Professor G.. II. Emmott DR. L. W..
Fox. l. C. HIadwin, Judge NJ. X. Kom, the Rev 5 q.
Hin c. Van r. Hodge n. F. F. +. Hayes Irving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
HE MAN1En HIS HOUSE TO BURN DOWN.

The trial Of Joseph Speman on charge OF arson
was begun in General Sessions yesterday There were
three fires in his house. Kingsbrdge road and Taylor
ave. on the night OF July IS, aud he tried TO prevent
his uncle, Michael Spelman, from putting out the
flames The hpemen found shavings burning In the
garrett and cellar when the second fire was discovered.
The third fire burned the house to the ground. The
MACE was heavily insured. Michael Spelnan gave
damaging testimony against his nephew. An adjourn
ment was taken until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
4 rwELVEYEAR-oLD FoRGER ARRESTED

Atlantic City, N. j.. sept. e5.-The twelve eAr-old
son Of J. H. Dalton, Of Alexandria, Va. arrested
here night receipt Of telegram from his father
who is bright little fellow. sad 10 have forged his
fathers name 10 several checks. lie spent money
literally while here. Mr.. Dalton arrived h,re tod
and took the boy home with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
VHATAPASTOR SEES AND HEARS
MEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST to- CHURCH
PEOPLE

The delegates to the Methodist Ecumenical Confer
enee are to have reception in Music Hall on OCTOBER
8 at D. m. The Rev. DIR. 5. i. BALDWIN, OF NO lou
Fifthave has charge of the preliminary
and tickets arc said be in great demand not only by
the Methodist people, but by those of oe denomlnar-
tions who wish TO and hear the prominent
cergymen who are take part in the great conference
at Washington which begins on october T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
GEAPE-GRowERs DEYoUNcE THE BOARD.

Poughkeepsie sept % (srecaD Nathaniel c.
Barnes Of Middlchope, Orange County, has large
display Of grapes at the Duchess County Far. At
MddIehope he twenty tons Of grapes every season
and he also cuts twenty five tons in his Ulster County
vineyard. In an interview today he said: I" saw
that dispatch about the New-York BOard Of Health
making raids OIL the grapes arriving In New-fork
because Of their having been sprayed. That Board
Of Health displays great deal OF ignorance and It's
action is unreasonable. Grapes are sprayed 10 prevent
rot The correct formula for spraying Includes Twelve
pounds OF blue vtIiol eight pounds Of lime ami
twenty four gallons OF water About all OF the grape
growers use that formula. II will spray 500 vines
and the spraying cannot possibly njure the consumer
There IS no spray OH them when they are taken to
the market l am supplying Mddleown, Goshen and
Haverstraw hotels constantly and have had no com
plants whatever, and what is said OF the grapes IN
my vineyard may be said of every vineyard in Ulster
County. That raid won't scare any one y Only
creates the greatest Indignation Across the river az
Highland and back of there grape growers denCince
the action Of the Board Of Health as crazy and UNJUST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26

,fcKesson H. c. Loring The Rev. A. IL Palne .,. one
lev pr and Mrs. c. II. Parkhurs . bbsww WEI Wooa
o. g n Won der sahl, p. X. Tarnure, IT, o. Ihonie'
" II. Wing hnd b. 4. stauiicr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26
THE RosroN AUTHORITIES PREpARED TO ACT.


Boston, Sept. % (SpeciaD-Dr. Durgin Of the Board
Of Health, said to-day that no complaints had been
made in regard to poisonous grapes in us Boston
market "Such matter as this" he continued,
comes under the of the inspector OF provisions
and at the same time the Board Of Health IS response
BILE. l shall call DR.. McCarthy's attention to the
matter and the Board will be on the lookout at the
same time; and if any such thing is found action Will
be taken Immediately" The dealers say that me
preparation used the grapes Is not poisonous, and
that IL has been employed Tor years with no harmful
results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26

DR. Arthur r. PiersOn, who is preaching IN the
Fourth Avenue Presby terrain Church this month has
been Invited 10 occupy Mr. Surgeons pulpit In Lon
don during the cOnvalescence OF thelf PASTOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26

The Christian Alliance, Of which tho Rev. A. IL
Simpson is president will hold its annual convention
i'm the Gospel Tabernacle, i'll Eghthave., october
TO II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-26

The speaker at the Baptist Ministers Conference
newt Monday morning will be Dr.. Cough, of Cnsole'
India. This is the famous BAPTIST missionary whose
work among the Telugus is said By Dr. Plerson TO DC
the most remarkable story Of Christian work since the
Aim of4 tho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07

Ia antes, y desde que tuvo ovn,
clmiento del suceso reiatado, el P.
Padilla venta poniendo eficazmente
en- acclon la siempre atendida su-
toridad de su consejo solicitud
do sus avisos y advertencias para
que aquel no tuese divulga 10, nj
menos trasceudiese, como alguien
dese6, a la prensa peri6dica y & la
ootoriedad de otras localidades.
Pero acontece tambi6n hogsfio
que don Manuel j. Padilla Alton
so, Pbro y Oaballero que Sc estlma
en- su personal digridad tauto 6
mas que cuanto estimarse spueda
on Ia suya don Manuel Fernandez
Juncos, GORE el inminente riesgo de
ahogarse. y sale salvo de dicho Vi
tai peligro, aunque sin haber 10
Providencia hecho uso de las con-
comitancias inventadas por Ia ma
liCia Gel taimado ingenio que habla
de sabida a TN vapor, caida al ton-
do del mar q auIiHo, de marino de-
nodadO que s0oarG d nadle de dicho
fondo.
lQue taimado ingenio es ese,
o.. que ha hecho don Manuel
Fernandez Juncosi Insertar On 50
Buscapi6 la siguiente burla, muy
digna de su autor:
"Un Ours de Aguadillr,
De apellido Padilla,
Al subir D IN vspor cAy6 en- 10 rads.
7 aunque no De hizo nads,
Segdu dice el marino denodado
Q1e del fondo del mar le sac6 4 nado,
La gente de Ia villa
Ys rarA vsz sc aleja de Ia oril,a
Donda ls ola turbulenta muere.
Nadle, por gusto, qniere
Irse donds So fee Ell Padre Padilla".
Esto es 10 que entire simples hu.
manos SO llamarIa con ell refrain J
"a buen servicio, NAL pago".
Pero en- ell case presente debe
llamarse manifestation natural Y
neoesaria de la ingdnita hidalgufa.
0 UentaiosG consecuencia del ia
natismo sectario.
Pero, quia Esto solo es tenaz
apegamiento & sus mafias del eter-
no paladfn de la plebeya ignoran-
cla del tooa tiple, como 10 deuomi- |
na cierta Entidad litersria y perio-
tistics ante la cual, como ante to-
DO ente temible, Sc humilla, Sc aba
to, Sc coufunde, Sc anonada vo.
luntaris, rendidamente, el insigne
payaso que solo a los indefensos ha |
'abido y podido dirigir siempre sus
prov0caciones.
On justo deJsnsor.
.Aguadilla, Enero 10 de 1891.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07

Cuanlo Las j6venes Sc qIejan de
dolores de cabeza, lstidos de las
srterias temporales, agitaci6n ner
viosa de los pirpados, ve-tigos,
bochornos. temores s6bitos de mo.
rirde apoplegfa 6 PARALYSIS, 6 de una
aoeurisms, 81 sienten latidos pre-
cipitados del coraz6u, la enferme-
dad es ell histerico, y debe tratarse
de calmar Gu anto antes la exttema-
da irritabilidad del sistema nervio-
so. e remedio mas agradable Y
recetado hoy dia es Ell EIizir anti
nerrioso polib 'omuraio dc Baudry
que reuue en- combination intims
los bromuros slcalinos y~calma con
relstiva rapidez esos desagradables
des6rdenes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07
CEklRO DE- VA(UNlCONES.

Hemos recibido uns hojs suel
"a que, relativa & su Centric de
vacunacioles de Puerta de TERRA
ha dado q 10 estsmpa ell doctor y
amigo nuestro Sr. Elias.
{ En ella publics el doctor Elias
los precios de sus servicios de
vacnnacion. en- su Centre 8 q do.
micilio, ssi como Las Instruccio-
mes higieDicas formuladas por Is
Soeiedad Espanols de Hygiene
para prevenir 10 virusla J su pro.
pagaci6n.
Agradecemos el envio de Ia
expresada hojs suelts, deseando
oil DR.. Elias grandes exitos en- "a
Centre de sacunaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07
S.ECCION LITERARIA.
(soNET0).,
A 3 t

"a
.:Asf}ha de ser; nj altiva, nj orgullosa;
Ha de ser pura, noble y recatada;
EH la desgracia, siempre resignada,
En- la bonanza, siempre generosa.
Asf ha de ser; amante, virtuosa,
Al hogar de continue consagrada,
Que el GRO lie preocupe POGO NADIA,
Y que de seda no Sc muestre ansiosa.
Asi ha de ser, asf ha de estar vestidr,
Con esos bellos y vistososStrajes,
La futura costilla de mi vida.
:; :,
tPido peras al ofmo? lAl sol celajes
Mirare mi Illusion desvanecida .....
ALA veredes, como dIo Agrajes.
a; RAMON NJ. ToRRKs.
San Sebastian, Diciembre de ISoo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07

Para que 90 vAn los per]uicios
que puede cauear q las empress.
periodfstieas ell descuido en- el ser
vicio dc Correos, insertsmos ID
siguiente carta acerca de "a cnal
llsmanios Ia atenci6n del Sr Al.
ministrador general del Rsmo:
santurce, Q de Enero de 1891.
Sr Director del BoLErIN MzR-
OANTIL.
Muy sefior milo: Con fecha de
aye 1e de Enero del 81 recibi ND
meros 151, 152, 153. 154 y 155, to-
dos en- I'm psQuete iunto con nueve
Ibtegridades y. Don jose Balado
y don Benito PereiTa SON testigos
Dc clio, y como que ya le.he avisa.
do q V. varias veces de este desor.
den = no obstante se contin6a en- el
fnismo, suplico 4 v. se sirva bo.
rrarme de 10 lista de suscriptores,
por 10 cual 10 anticipa Las gracias
sd sfmo y atent0 s. 8.
Q. b. n.
Ramon Moatsu.da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07

Real Orden aprobando el nom ;
bramiento INFERNO de D. Anscle.
to Agudo para una plszs de Of
cial So de Ia Secretafia- del Go
bierno Genera.
Nombrsdo Alcalde de Ia Cidra
D. Luis 4. Garcia.
Nombrando Secretario de 10
JefAtura del Cuerpo de Vigilancis
, Orden Pdblico, con ell sueldo
annual de 900 peaos, don Pedro
ARIZONA Rovellat. j
Sc ha elevado al 20 por 100 de
premio sobre el valor en- oro anne
ricano de los despachos por el
cable West India que Sc paguen
en- pesos mejicanos.
Ha quedado establecida ls CO.
municacion por cable con Port
au Prince, Haiti siendo Ia. tarifs,
q partir de San Juan de Puerto
Rico, j peso " centavos oro anne.
ricano- por palabra.
Resolucion del Gobierno Gene.
ral en- IN gxpedIenGe .sobFe ex.
propiacion de terrenos para el Fs
rTccsrEil DE- eireunvslaci6n,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07

/ kOlAO 9aAO SOhUIOAOu 40 AAobOAAn IA
los Frailes y de sus Conventos
principle del Cristianismo; creacioD
de las 6rdenes religiosas; obra es-
orita por d. Antonio Il. Zorrilla.
Ambas obras iustradas con lAmi
nas grabadas en- acero.
Es de aplaudirse p5r todos CON-
ceptos ell interesante regalo hecho
con tanta oportunidad por tan
spreciables senores.
"Biciclo' (VelOoipado). Sc ven.
de unO nuevo, exec ente, muy soli-
do y elegante, recien traido de los
Estsdos Unldos.
Ell precio, muy moderado; una
ganga.
En- esta Imprenta informaran.
La excelente preparation Emul-
sion de Scott es cOnocida en- todo
el mundo por So. biillantes resulta-
dos en- casos desesperados en- ex-
tremo.
Humacao, Puerto Rico, Abril 8
de 1887. :
Sehores Scott y Bovine, Nueva-
YoIk.-Muy senores mios Creo
un deber de conciencia, al propio
tempo que un deber professional,
el manifestar q w. los brlllantes
resultados obtenidos en- mi largs
practics con ell uso de su excesente
preparation, conoeida va en- todo 9,
mundo con ell nombre de Emulsion
de Scott.
Casos en- extreme desesperados de
raqu tlsR1o, afecoiones bronqu ales
y pulmonares or6aicas, escrofulis-
mo en- todas sus manlfestaciones J
Aun en- 10 misma tuberculosis, los
que he. tenido OCCASION de observaI
lie Cerca y tratar con su Emulsion,
on todos eilos he obtenido los me.
jores resnltados, pues q sus exec
lentes componentes, los hipofosfitos
lie cal y de sosa Y: el aceite purosde
higado de bacalao, Ieune una pre-
parscion delicsdisIma que la hace
de fAcll tomar y digerible aun para
los; est6magos mas delicados, POI
suya clrcunstancia me complazco
On extreme felicltando q VV9por eI
gran servicio que vienen pfestando
con su preciosO preparado Emul-
sion de Scott & la humanidad enter
ma
Soy de w. con toda conside-
racion atento s. s. @. B. s. M.--Dr
Pablo Font q MarteIO.
Habla la cisncia. a.-Acerca de la |
terap6utica de la Zarzapa-
rrilla J de las Pildoras de Bristol,
contra gran Ddmero de enfermeda-
des en- que he empleado estos dos
especifcos, dhrante mi larga prac-
tica, no puedo menos de manifes-
tarles que ambos preparados CO.
responder a su fama.-Malaga.-|
Luis Criodo q Leon, n. D.
En- nuestra prActica professional
hscemos frecuentisimo uso de am
bos especifcos, por ser uno dc los
medios mas potentes con que pode.
mos luchar contra multitud de en-.
fermedades que resisten tenazmen.
te & cualesquiera otros habitual-
mente empleadOs>- Malaga E.
ConsisIieri AlcdSar, IL. D.-Joa-
qutn SOuvirOn, M. D. 3
Acsite de OliTas. -Completamen
to p0ro y diafano,y sobre todo &C.
leCto y exquisite, vendese en- bote-
LAS en- el Dep0slto de calzado La
P1!mesGnG, de Marcos Pieras.
Sc recomienda tan valioso pro-
ducto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07
REMITIDO.
!" 4 BuEN SERTICIO. Nal PAGO. ;

No recuerdo que dia del afio de
1887 aconteci6 sue don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos, Director de III
Bas capss, SO irasi4do ues0e la Ga
nstal o Rlo-piedras acompanado de
81 esposa, hlia & khiiastGos, y c0nOb-
ieto Dc epasgspar 4 IN geciennacls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07
GUIA LOCAL.
.os
S0BRINOs De EznUIAeA
FORTALEZA, IL.

Casa Ge giros , comisionss.
Agentes de los vapores. correos do 10
Oompania TrasatlAntics Espaf1Ols.
Agentes de i'd i'd dc los senorss
White Gsnny Co.,, de Liverpool.
Agentes de Id Id de los eenores La.
rrtnagS J Co., de Id.
Agentes dc Id i'd do los!ssilorsS j. T.
Niokels J Oo., de ID.
Agsntss de- 70 Compafiia de Segurol
onsEa LaosndiOs dsnomlnada 10 " b.
al de Id -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-07
dACETILLAS.

dAOETILLAS.
Libros.-Se acaban de recibir On
esta Imprenta los siguientes importan,
tes libros:
NUEvO CODIGO DE JUSTI.
OLA MILITAR.
DEREOHO ROMANO.-Por La
grange.
HIsTORIA GENERAL. - Por
Sales. 7
GRAMATICA ALEMANA.-
Por Ollendorf.
ALVAREZ PEREZ --Gramatica
latina. :
OABALLERO.-Id id.
POLO.--Oompendio de Latinidad.
MORENO ESPINOSA.-- Geo.
grafia. -:
OARDIN.-Algebra.
CHANTREAUD. - Gramatica
ran cesa. -
VINGUT.-Id Id.
BENET.-Id id.
SERRET.-Fisica.
GANOT.-Id.
RAMOS.-Historfa genera.
VALLIN.-Geometrla.
OIRODDE.-Algebra. !.
ID.-Geometria.
ID.--Trigonometrfa.
IBO OALFAR0.-Historia de Es-
pana. ': -
RUBIO.-Id i'd.
RAMOS.-Historia natural.
G. DE LOS SANTOS.-rd i'd.
ORTEGA.- Gramatiea griega
SANTOS.-Pedagogia.
Bien vsnido..-Hemos tenido sl
gusto, de saludar en- esta Imprents
al distinguido joven arecibefio y
amigo nuestro 20. Miguel Oomas,
hermano politico de nuestro tam
6iea distinguido amigo. D. Juan
Rubert.
Repetimos nuestro afectuoso ga
Judo de bienven1da al Sr. Oomas, y
le deseamos toda suerte de hala
giiehas impresiones en- esta Oapi,
tai.
En- Ssnto Domingo. =. Dice IN
celega que on una CASA de Beaeti
oencia de Sauto Domingo ha falle-
cido Ell Sr. d. Juan B. Diaz Lopez,
Teniente del Battalion de CazRdores
de Valladolid que hsbia desertado
de este Ej6rcito..'
Dios le tenga en- su santa gloria.
zarzuela.-ESta trabsjando con
lisonjero 9xito en- Ponce la comps
MIA lirico-dramatica de Palou.
Dicese que de Ponce marchars
para Venezuela. 80.
7 aqu', por 10 tanto, nos queda-
remes per sstGm.
Bale --Esplsndido Va q scr 81
de esta noche on el Casino Espa-
mol. Los preparativos asi 10 auga.
ran /; el entusiasmo es vlvfsimo.
En- el pr6ximo nnmero hablare.
mos.
Fuegos-De Gel Impartial d.
MayagtieE, feChs 8 del!'corriente
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mas 6 menos, apercibi6se que salis
humo del dep6sito de prOvisione es
de los Sres. Victosi b Go. T. anna
da la atenci0n sobre este particu
lar, dirigi6rouse varias personas
dicho almacen, abrieron Ia puerts
de entrada y Sc encontraron cor
Ique 6sta Sc habia carbonizado en- g
inteli0r per espacfo de IN metro
mo habiendose prcducido fama al
sguua Ror Ia carencla dc alre,
manteni6ndof g ins,ombustible ell ex
terior de- dlcha pRerta por hallars,
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