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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-01-18
Social Notes of National Interest.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
NEW York, January 16.-Those visit
ing Washington will find the following
new reception days worth bearing in
mind: Monday, the wives of justices of
the Supreme court receive; Tuesday, the
wives of representatives; Wednesday,
cabinet day, Thursday, senatorial day;
Friday and Saturday, civilian days.
Ward McAllister's great annual New
Years ball at Madison Square Garden,
will take place Monday evening. The
hall has been garlanded and mass of
oddly shaped light designs will throw
yari-colored hues over The dancers. One
hundred and eight subscribers pay
whatever the deficit may be. One thou
sand invitations have been issued.
On the evening of January 10, the
house of William II. Vanderbilt will be
thrown omen on the occasion of the ball
given by Mrs. Elliott Z. Shepard, and Mrs.
William d. Sloane. The supper will be
eaten in the famous Vanderbilt art gal
lerv. where later the cotillon will also be
danced.
Mrs. Bradley Marten, one of New
York's richest ladies, will give series
of brilliant dinner parties January 16,
%, 80 and February s. On the 22nd a
dance will be given, at which each favor
is to cost two hundred dollars. This Sc
ries of feasts will cost the Bradley Mar
tens over fifty thousand dollars.
Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew will give a
stag dinner Thursday, January 2Sth, at
his Fifty-fourth street home in common
Grafton of the completion ?, of his twenty
five years service With the New York
Central. "A
On january 81, Mrs. Carroll Mercer of
Washington, will giveaS dinner to Gen
eral and Mrs. SchoilelaS
Postmaster General fwanamaker and
Mrs. Wanamaker will lgive dinner to
the President and nd Mra "a; Janua
~ %. On the 29tn a Sl1Iar affair s VIII viii
stiff another by Secretary and Mrs. No
BILE early in February t.
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| FIN this city, Jan. 1s, John F., youngest son
! of Emery 6. and Elizg A. Chase, aged ID years

FIN this CITY, Jan. 19, John F., youn{gesJ son
of Emery G. and Elize A. Chase, aged 10 years
8 months,
In Cane FIizabeth (Knightville), january II,
Emma a., wife Of Emo A. Thomas, asseo 40
years, months. s, ~ o .,o,oo,,
from her late residence, NO. Il A stfeet,h
vile. 5,,.4
youngest daughter OF the late t1opeit fho q. iioo
funeral on tuesday at j o.3o a. M, from her
late residence at Windham Centre
In heading Pa, January q ssmMe1 KYLE aaed
At Bethel, January IS, Cynthia, widow Of the
yonm baaSsed sn t. se of Jas
r. Milliken. aged 81 years months
In Cape Elizabeth, Jan. 10. William 81, son OF
Nathaniel and Amanda E. Dyer, aged IL years
months.
IN saco. Jan. IA, Mrs Mary Wakefield, aged
SO years months.
In Saco, Jan 10. Mrs Fanny IN Wiaow u 'iie
late Samuel Patterson, aged 6S years.
In Saco, Jan, II, Mrs. Sarah Z. Emery dseu
80 years months.
In Saco JAN IA, James Maher, aged "a years
In Saco, Jan. H. John G. Bradbury aged ~
years month.
In Dayton, Jan. IA, Nathaniel Buzzell, aged
81 years.
Greenville, aged 33 years months:
In Bath, Jan. 15. Della NJ, wife OF Henry
Bartlett, aged "a years months.
In Augusta, Jan. II, Dennis Gordon, aged
80 years.
In Gardiner, Jan. 7, Pell Classon, aged 70 yrs.
In Gardiner, Jan. z, Mrs. Jerusha J. Weber,
In Gardiner, Jan. 10, Mrs. Phebe C. W. An
drews, aged so years.
In East Vassalboro, Jan. 7, Samuel L. Mar
Ia Readfeld Jan. IL, Mrs. Mary w. Sanford,
aged SO years months.
In Madison Center. Jan. 8, Mrs. Fannie Hay
EMEsnse a5 Ssn S MTs Sarah storer
In Monroe, Jan. 7, ErastuS H. MasOn,t aged
80 years.
At Kittery Point, Jan. Z, Mary Elem daugh-
ter of the late Col. Timothy and Hannah Ger
At Kittery Point, Jan. Z, Ellen, wife of Hiram
Grace.
Ia Waterville, Jan. 6, S. B. Trask, aged Sc yrs
IN North Vassalboro, Jan. 4, Miss Rosabel
In Abbott, Dec. 20, Samuel Cousins, aged 10
years.
Belfast and Miss Florence J. Gilmore.
In Pittsfeld, Dec. 81, Charles Chase and Mrs.
Jennie Morrill,.
son IN a NGr Mis- 5f Hatt 5So o. E.
In North Berwick, Dec. 81, Gilbert Staples
and Miss Mary H. Quint.
In Norway, Jan. 2, Lee NJ. Watson and Miss
In Damariscotta, Jan. 6, Mrs. Harriet D.
Genthner, aged 50 years.
The funeral services of the late Mrs Eliza
beth N. Annis will take place this afternoon at
| o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. Mark WetZ-
| Ter, No. 116 Franklin street. Burial at Harri-
| son.
1.-THE funeral services of the late Clara A..
| Seaman will take place this Monday afternoon
| at 2 o'clock, at her late residence, 23o FEEDER
| al street.
LThe funeral services of the late Dorcas A.
Green will take place this Monday forenoon, at
II O'Clock, at her late residence, % Boyd street.
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The Foresters' Ball.

Tomorrow night the Foresters' ball
will be the attraction at City Hall. The
Grand march will be introduced from the
stage through descending archway, IL
Illuminated by calcium lights. Foresters
will be here from Maine, NewHampshire
and Massachusetts,.
Although it has been decided not to
admit ladies without. gentleman escort
the committee wish it understood that
Foresters' wives or lady friends will be
admitted on members ticket where it is
inconvenient for Foresters to attend; but
it is only under these circumstances that
members ticket is transferable. There
will be half fare ON the Maine Central to
those holding ball tickets.
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MARRiAG ES.

In Boothbay, Dec. 10, Geo. W. McKown and
Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick.
In Edgecomb, Jan. /, Charles Collins and Miss
At Pemaouid Beach, Dec. 25, Ambrose A.
Bracket of New Harbor and Miss Matte G.
Weeks of Pemaquid.
In Dresden, Dec 26, Lemention Pushard and
Miss Rachel Bickford,
In Norway, Jan. 6, J. Wesley Savage OF Med
ford and Miss Lena Oxnard of Norway
In Otisfeld, Dec. 81, Chester G. French of
Norway and Miss Mabel NJ. Morey of Otisfeld.
III Pittsield, Dec. 81, Mrs. Lizzie E. Bailey,
In Madison, Dec. 81, Mrs. Eliza c. squires,
In Madison, Dec so, Mrs. Sarah L. Daggett,
In North Turner, Dec. 20, Maj. Deering Far
In Strong, Jan 5, Fred Loveioy, aged 55 yrs.
In Pembroke, Dec. 81, Frederick Phinney,
aged Is years.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

The following decisions have been rem
dered:
WALDO COUNTY.
Isabella A. Ladd VS.. Melyina Dickey.
Judgment for defendant.
~, HANCOCK COUNTY.
Franklin Land, Mill and Water Com
pany VS.. William FL. Card.
William Fl. Card VS.. Franklin Land,
Mill and Water Company.
First case before court on motion for a
new trial; the second on exceptions.
Motion and exceptions overruled.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
George Bray ct ais, exrs., VS.. Eldon II.
Pullen ct ais.
Court holds that Eldon FL. Pullen takes
an half, and three grandchildren the 9th
er half of $1,000 legacy; also that to Hi
ram Hackett is bequeathed all sheep
which testator owned.
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MAINE TOWNS.
New Gloucester.


VoIney B. Gushing spoke in the Town
Hall Thursday evening, Jan. 14th.
Subject, "The Saloon in Politics." Ow-
ing to bad weather, hard travelling, and
much sickness, the audience was rather
small, but those present were well enter
tanned, if not convinced.
The body of Miss Miriam Stevens, for
merly of this town, was brought here for
burial Thursday, Jan. 18th. Funeral
services were held at the house of Mr..
John Whitman at Upper Gloucester.
The depot at Rowe's Station has been
painted il the Maine Central colors, and
presents a much improved appearance.
The week of prayer was observed at
the Congregational church last week, but
the meetings were poorly attended.
Miss Lydia G. Keith has gone to Calais
to spend some months with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Eaton. @SzE4#
AS yet there is not much abatement in
the grippe in this place.
Norway.
Colonel Kendall of Biddeford presided
at the election of captain of Company D
Friday. The company chose E. F..
Smith.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Beals Hotel Company, the
following officers were elected:
Presdent-Ge Al, Cole
Vice President-Freeland Howe.
Secretary and Treasurer-F w. Sanborn.
DirectofS-A. T. Andrews, G. l.. Hathaway,
Fred W. Sanborn.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Lucier's NIinstrels.

Tonight this company will appear at
Portland Theatre. An exchange says
the old favorites are better than ever and
new stars have been added. The must
cal finale of operate selections was a
mixture of sweetest music, and comic
actions, and a most laughable termina-
ton. The clog dance of the Higgins
brothers, La Barre and Mullen, was fine.
Eddie La Barrels highly grotesque aero
batic feats brought down the house.
George W. La Rosa, with dancing bar
rels, globes and tables, was a novelty
and good one. Lew Benedict in his
funny analogues was irresistible. But
above all the charming music of MI. J.
R. Lucier, the blind actor, was listened
to with deep interest and appreciation.
There will be street parade at noon.
The Singers Club.
Tomorrow evening the Portland Sing
ers' Club, Adamowski, the violinist
Haydn Quartette and Miss Kicker will
re their concert at Kotzschmar Hall.
;kets at Stockbridge's. This will be
programme:
ing ClOrQS. .MenQelSS0nn
Portland Singers.
lSolo-Andante and Finale, from Con-
Tt0 by MendelsSohn. .............
Mr.. Adamowski.
Portland Singers
Solo-"Tantum Ergo. .MaScagul
Miss Katherine M. Kicker.
.olin Obligato by Mr. Adamowski, accompan-
lament for piano and Slit organ.
Portland Singers.
Three WaltzeS ...... Brahms
Haydn Quartette.
a. MeiouiG. .'...I daeieWShl
b. gypsy Dance. $50. .NacneZ
Mr.. AdamOWSki.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod. .............Neyin
Portland Singers.
PART H.
Dream Pictures. Whiting
Portland Singers.
Notes,
''Under the Gaslight'' will be produced
at Portland Theatre Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
ssLittle Puck" drew another large and
well pleased audience Saturday night.
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months, over $4,000 Of this amount has
been paid. The debt is now about
$4,000; and will be $1,000 after the pay
ment due February lst For this pay
ment a friend of the church has offered
to give $500 when thefhurch raises the
other $500. sG
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Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers of real estate
in this county have been recorded at the
registry of deeds: t
aWestbrook- George W. Jameson to Sarah 7.
scarboro~Katie F. Merrill to Joseph Anvil
liamS $780,
Windham-va Valentine Anderson TO G. A.
Smith. $50.
standish-Addie F. Shaw to James E. Smith.
81 etc.
Freeport-George w. Soule to Susan P. Soule
$40.
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DR.. Graves, convicted in Denver of the
murder of Mrs. Josephine Barnaby, has
applied for a reprieve of go days. De-
tective Wood has secured a number of
afidayits accusing Mrs. Worrell of the
crime.
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OBITUARY..
James II. NIilliken.

The present generation of public men
in Maine have known well the kindly,
genial old gentleman who for nearly thir-
ty years had his post in the office OF the
Secretary of State at Augusta, and al
WAYS responded to the title Esquire, J"
No official about the state house was
more popular, or will be more sincerely
incurred than James r. Milliken. Mr..
Milliken was native of Scarboro, but
his early life vast spent in Portland.
Thirty years ago he became clerk in the
office Of the Secretary of State at Angus
ia. and remained in that position, with
but brief interruption, up to about two
years ago, when he returned to Portland.
For the past six months he remained in
Cumberland, where he died. His wife
survives him but she is so sick that she
probably cannot live more than a few
days. He leaves five sons, one of whom
is Mr.. M. G. Milliken of this city. Mr..
Milliken was an old member of the Me-
chanics Association.
Henry Hi1's Long Life of Usefulness.
BosroN, January 16.-Henry Hill died
today at his residence in Cambridge. He
was born in Newburg, N. Y, January 10.
1895, and travelled extensively in Europe
and was United States consul for Valpa-
paraiso and Santiago from 1917 to 1921.
In 1922 he was chosen treasurer OF the
American Board of Foreign Missions,
which office he held for 32 years. He
was eleven years on the prudential com
mittee of that board and nine years treas
urer of the American Tract Society.
Survived Her Husband Only Two Days.
SAco, January 17.-Mrs. Moore, widow
of Hon. LutherS Moore of Limerick,
died last night, two days after her hus-
band death. Grippe caused both deaths.
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Finances of the woodfords Congregation
al Church.

Before the beginning of the service at
Woodfords Congregational church, Mr..
III. FL. Nevens, treasurer of the Parish,
madea statement as to the rate at which
the parish was paying for the enlarge
ment of the church. The statement
showed excellent progress. In enlarging
the church edif1ce Il edebt of nearly
$4,000 was incurred Now. within Is
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SEserIff'S Sale.

STATE OF MAINE, CUMBERLAND SIS.
! Taken by virtue OF an execution dated JAN
uary 6, A. d. 1892, issued on Judgment rep..
dered by the Superior Court for the County Of
Cumberland, at the term thereof begun and held
on the first Tuesday OF December, A. d. 1891,
to wit, on the thirty-tirst day of December A.
land, in said county of Cumberland, against
Charles H. Filter of Philadelphia, in the County
OF Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, for
damage, and fifteen dollars and ninety-one
cents cost OF suit. and, unless sooner redeemed,
will be sold by public auction to the highest
ing in Portland in said county, on the sixth day
of February, A. D. 1892, at three O'Clock IN the
afternoon, ave shares in the capital stock OF the
the same attached on the original writ in the
suit upon which said execution issued
Dated at Portland in said county this eleventh
day Of January, A. d. 1892.
LEANDER E. CRAM, Sheriff.
jan1l d1aw3wM
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY embrace among others, Ordinary
Life, Ordinary Life with an Adjusted
Premium for 10 years, Limited Pay
ment Life and Endowments.
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Scott ha sido rigurosamente ANAL

Scott ha sido rigurosamente ANAL
dada y aprobada luego por cast to
las las Academies de Medicina DE-
Europa y Am6 ica y por los mas
1otables m6dicos de ambos CONT
dentes. Bajo estas ciraunstancias
creemos razo nable y l6gioo preferi,
la opinion de la ciencia a la de ese
senior, que, por motives non sanctos,
ha emprendido una campafa con.
Gfa nuestrO preparadO.
Nuestro objeto. al escribir la pre-
sente, es simplemente hacer p1bli.
co que la acusaci6n de ese senor
dirigida q los facultativos que han
dado sus testimonies en- favor de
la Emulsion de Scott, es absolute
mente falsa.
Por 10 DENTS, esos ataquss SIR
Ven de anurcio gratuito, como 10
demuestra el hecho de que recien-
temente ha sumentado notable
mente ell consume de nuestro pre-
pare do en- ese pats, gracias al caba-
Hero que ha tenido q bien calum
mar a sus compaheros de profession.
Somos de V. atentos s 6.-Por
Scott y Bovine, J. N. de Castro.
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vorablemeate sobre ella. Su cole
ga Louis fa6J quisn la ids6, expli
CO su mecaniemo, y quien, baJo 81
direction, hizo construir el model'
Dor un alemsn llamado Schmitd
que era en- Paris fabricante de ella.
vicordios. A
Sin embargo, la invenci6n Dc
Guillotin en- Ia Oamara, el ruidt
que Gauss 50 discurso, el efecte
.mismo que. motiyaron algunas fra
ses que Sc le escs paron en- Ia inn
provisaci6n, hicieron que en- 8
se concentrate Ia atenci6n pdblica,
Y que antes de existir ell nuevo ins
trumento, fuese bautiEado con 50
nombre y llama'o gmillotino por
los peri6dicos. M. Gnillo'in pro.
test6 de la paternidad que Sc Il
atribufa, pero fu6 indtil; tuvo qut
cargar para ell resto de 81 vida con
tan sinie ira gloria. Ms tarde,
detenido como sospechoso, pudo
escapar de morir en- Ia fatal maqui-
ma, gracias al 9 Ihermsdor.
iIoiusticias de Ia historic!
Guillotfn muri6 en- Mayo de 1914
conservando sdn la pena de que se
le considerase inventor de Ia ms
quins que lleva 50 nombre."
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ESCRIBNIi DE- AC1UlCIONgS
VICENTE GONZALEZ GOMEZ
GDIC TO.

Ell stnor Juez de Ia Instancis
de este pueblo Y So partido, eu la
pleza sobre examen, graduation y
psgos de los creditos de la qoiebrs
del comerciaute don E,euterio San
Miguel, de Hato. Grande, ha dicta
do la siguiente Providencis.-Jueg
Sr Sarmiento.-Oayey, tres de Ma
20 de mil ochocientos noventa =
dos-Por tornado la pleza sobre
examen, graduation y pago de los
credlt0s contra Ia quiebrs, Sc sefia-
Ia 81 termino de cuarenta dIas para
Ia presentation & los Siudicos por
los acreedores de los t{tulos justlfi
,ativos de sus creditos, y 81 duode.
elmo dla despues de vencido dicho
plAzo para IA Junla de exsmen y
reconocimiento circdlese y pubi
quese esta disposition en- la forms
que previeEen los art cnlo' mil tres
cientos setenta y sas de Ia. ley d.
Enjuicismiento OWL Y mil cien:o
ano del antigao Codig1 20 Conner
clio, entendieadose que el plszo
maroado comienza a coatars Q des
10 la fecha de Ia circula si6n de es
a providencls.--Lo mapd6 SSs.-
Sarmiento - Ante INF. - Vicente
Gonzalez Gomez
7 en- cumplimieDto de 10 dispues
20, libro el presente Vtsa1o por SSs
para su publication, en ia, ey a
sells de Mayo de mil och 'ceutos
loventa y. dos.-V9 Be Sarmisa
70 Vicente GoRfdles Gomez.
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DEpIdA1oRlA. al
La RAzoN DEL T1TULo.

{ SUMARIo.-Luchemos. Eel debef
.,cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humans -Pretex.
tos crimlnales. La formula del
progreso. .-El progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion p6biics.
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
81 periodismo.-Lo que &c hoy 10
prensa.-La prensa y las leyeA-
La politica.-Lo que debe ser 10
politica.-C6mo se hacen los polf-
tioos.-O6mo nacen los partidos -
Los ptogramas poiiticos--Artifi-
CLOS t,olfticos.-N cArnaval politi-
co.-Miserias politioas. - 6inceri-
dad politica.-Fanatismo politico
La Observation-Disclosures de-
Observation-Disclosures democrats
cos.-Delirios democfAticos. - L
llbertad de 10 OAtedra.--Hbertat
contra derecho.-La igualdAd 20
cial.--La igualdad en- 10 h!storia.--
La igualdad ante Ia raz6n.--La %
barania.-La demagogiA. -Los hun
nos modernos.--LA rcvolucion.- =
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion y caos.-
hi nihiiismo.-Propagandas demo
ledoras.--CAncef soeial.--Antiuo
mias y, anomaliaA-El mayor d
los erroIeA-AllA Va II naye.-Ep
loco . sr,nclusi6n.
Deventa.--En 10 Impsenta d
BoLkfIx MERCAxTIL.
PNclo. --Un peso clncuensa ee'
tavos eiemp,ar.
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FllTRlCION TOTAL
DEL AUARAPO DEFEOADO.

La 1ltraci6n del jugo de cana e
uno de los problemas mas impor
tantes Y mas dificiles.
Numerosos enssyos y experimen
tos so han hecho para conseguirlo
tropezando con Ia dificultud d.
plsntearlos en- grande escsla, y ha
biendo quedado todos reducidol
hasta hoy 4 guitar de dicho guara
20 defscado, = por decantaci6n,
parte de las impurezas organicas
one posee. sPor la insufciencia dc
este procedimiento, aunque Sc ha.
GA con ell mayor esmero, las sus,
sustancias -suspendidas quedan sin
separar y. aumentan Ia inver-
sion. fernando 4 Ia vez jncrusta
clones en- Ia supeif1cie cal6rica de
LOS triple efsttos y tachos de punto,
diicultando Ia purga sobre todo
del segundo producto, como 10 "a
be muy bien todo hacendado.
Parece que I'm procedimiento
nueyo, instala 10 por primera vez
en- grande escala en- Ia Isls de Gu
da durante la zafra Interior, ha ve-
nido & resolver ell problema con
sencillez y economic.
Ns inventor de este procedimien-
TO ell Sr M. Weinrich, conocido por
ans turbinas para BLANC el azd-
sos nor .nadiO de VaDOr $500.
Consiste el nuevo p. ocedimiento
en- agregar al guarspo. inmedia-
tamente despu6s de Ia defecaci6n J
ain decantar, cierta cantldad de
b .gazo secado = molido, y hacer
pasar esta mezcla de guarap0, cas
chaza y harina de bsgazo por Il 8
e trOs preDsas.
Sc dice que el resultado es per-
fsctamente -satisfactorio, llegando
eli guarapo por medic de este pro-
cedimienG0 al triple etecto, 20 mi
nutos. dsspn6s de haber salido del
trapicfe,, completamente defecado
y fltfado J de una pureza insupe-
rable. 9sE sa1 @A@@
Poaemos agregar que Ia harina
de bagazo, tai como 10 requiere el
procedimiento, se obtiene automa'
tlcamentsy y con muy POGO costo,
DOR medic de un sparato que ha
alcanzado priyilegio, bastando de
VENTS q treinta libras de harina
para filtrar unos oien galones de
guarspo y cachasa.
Hace tempo que, debidc Z 50
porosidad, Sc considerable Ell bsga-
20 como la mejor substantial para
Ia filtraci6n del guarapo, , en- vsno
se hs buscado Ia forma de utilizar
10 de tai msnera que bastase con
roca ,cantidsd para dejar el guara
DO peri ctamente purifcado, y en-
esto consiste principalmente el pro
ceiimiento Weinrich.
.fRproduOido).
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OPHRAoIoNns DE BUQUEs EN- PTo

TRAvESfA
Berg esp" "Virxen del Buen Ga
m'no, " descargando.
Berg esp "Raimuuda", descar
gando.
Berg ing 'Aldwyth", oargaudo...
Vap esp" Maria, "cargando.
Col danesa " Oibao," descargan
do. s
Vap esp "Ramon de Herrera,
descargando.
CADOTAJN.
Col esp "Petra", carga para Are
cibo.
Col esp "Dolores. carga para
Fsjardo y Nsguabo. - =
Col esp" de Maria," carga
para Manatf.
Bira esp Pedrito," carga para
Vieques.
Bdra esp "NuevA Flor" carga
para Fajardo.
Bira esp Ritits, ca-ga para
Aguadil a.
Col esp "Dos Hermaros, " carga
para Aguadilla.
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REVISTA COMERClAL
DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS
Operaciones durante los
dfas 80 y 81 de Mayo.
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAE DN TRAvNafA.

| De Havre y esca'as, vap espafio
l"Reina Maria Oristins, de 2.631
toneladas, captain Gorordo, & s. de
Ezqoiags, 100 q conservas, $50 d
pas'a. Vic snts & 90, 25 @ coilao,
33 d chocolate. Atvaro Gonzalez,
d sidra. Julian Matienzo, ! d
tejldos, 1 d jamones. Oerecedo
linus & 90, 2e choc late, 10 O
hariua, 9 d a,eite, Is d aqua m :
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