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Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
CAPT. W. L. PRESCOTT DEAD
Veteran of Civil War Dies Here
Sunday Night

Cap ain w. H Prescott, vet
I eran of the Civil war, died at the
home Of his son in law, Walter
Oliver, in this city Sunday night
Feb 6, in the 10th year of his age.
He had been in feeble health for
quite awhile, having suffered from
wound received during the war
which resulted in the loss Of foot
and which had never fully healed,
The remains We're inferred at the
liolly Grove cemetery, near the
old Prescott homestead,' Tuesday at
II O'Clock.
AT the breaking ont Of the Civil
war Capt Prescott enlisted in the
Confederate army aud soon rose to
tie rank cf captain, serving until
the end Of the war 4 t New
Madrid Bend he received a wound
in the foot that resulted in the loss
of thatmember after the war, and
never having perfectly heated, the
wound has alway given him trouble.
Capt. Prescott was q susyeSor by
profession, aud for many Years was
oUnty Surveyor Of this county;
for "A number Of years was county
Judge Of Nevada county, and he
has held other Offices OF honor and
trust, both in this ana Nevada
counties. Thus anothertof the old
veterans has answered the las tattoo
and crossed over to rest under the
shade of the trees ON the other
shore.
Soldier sleep, thy warfare ger,
Sleep the sleep that knows mo breaking
Dream of battle fields no moie'
Days of danger, nights Of Waking
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
HELPFUL HINTS.

Keep an empty store box in some
convenient place, and whenever you
find an old brick throw it into the
box. You will be surprised to see
how many bricks you will accumulate
in the course of year, and before
long you will have enough on hand to
build d house.
Gray nair may be restored by wrap,
ping it neatly in glazed paper, ad-
dressing it to the owner, putting a
stamp on the package and dropping it
in the nearest mail box.
If the paper on the wall fades and
leaves a dark spot back of the pic
lures, change the position of the pic
lures from day to day until the faded
and dark spots form p regular pattern.
This is more soothing to the eyes.
If unable to sleep at night, heat
fiat iron till it is almost red hot and
then throw it at the cats that disturb
you.
If you feel draught from a lowered
window, turn the window about so
that the draught win blow The other
way.
DO not put pies on me hoor of the
pantry TO cool. Netting is SO unpleas-
amt as TO step into the pantry late at
night to set lunch and plant the
foot in the losom Of a pie.
1t is easy to know the poison ivy
vine from the ordinary Yoodbine.
Crush the leaves Of the vine between
the fingers. If your land is sore with.
in two days, it is a poison Ivy vino
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

BETTER roads have been talked.
and suggestions made until it has
become an old story, but there is
something III it and we ought to have
Letter roads.
This is not admitting that the
road conditions in this part of the
coun ry are any worse than other
places III the southwest, but rather
a suggestion that all could be I'M
proved, and with great advantage
10 the whole country. 1t is the
universal opinion that any man who
is big and strong enough to handle
scraper can build a road, but such
is far from the fact. TO make u
good rad requires study Of the
conditions existing and a scientific
knowledge of the material at hand
out of which to make road. To
build a good road requires some
knowledge Of civil engineering, and
if il practical civil engineer had the
matter IN charge, SO much the bet
ter, indeed it is almost essential
that the man who lays out the road
should be practical civil engineer
T. is not necessary that the work
lman who 90 the work on the roads
be engineers, in fact they should
do nothing but follow the instruct
ions Of the man in charge Of tie
work, without knowing anything
about what the general result will
b..
Conditions that will result III
good roads in one locality with a
certain kind of work, might be eX-
actly the wrong thing in another
locality with the same sort of work
and material. This thing should
be mapped. out by the engineer i'll
charge, who should turn the who
thing over to the general supervise,
ofroads, with the minu est instruc
tions as to the kind of work to be
done and the material to be useu
on each section of the road, thti
the whole thing would fit together
and result III system Of gooo
roads, il the work of the cnginee,
Las been properly done and his in
structious properly followed.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
w. H. FTTER, Editor . E. GOLD Publisher and Mgr

HALLEY's comet, disappearance
of which has been anXiousIy awaited
bvthe astronomical world, has been
located by some American astrono
mers. The comet is not yet visible
10 the naked eye, but can be found
by directing good telescope at the
western sky near Saturn. 1t is
said this comet will be visible in
this country sometime in April.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

DCr-
newer board we can't afford
Because We have trust in lumber.
Be thankful for this scanty roast
Which will be carved for US to eat;
He eats the least who pays the most
Because we have a trust in meat.
The soup sends up no fragrant scent,
'Ts weaker than the weakest Cruel
Our heads in humbleness are bent
Because We have a trust in fuel
The rolls are dark and fat and cold,
But we'll not let our hearts grow sour
But keep them light, as we are told,
Because We have trust in flour.
The stuff We spread upon our rolls
May bring us thoughts we cannot utter
But We will not stir up our souls
Because we have trust IN butter
The vegetables may be fiat
And otherwise we might find fault,
But we shall not now dwell on that
Because We nave a trust in salt.
Oh, let us eat our frugal meal
Nor let our grim forebudings rout us
Although with every bite We feel
Some trust is closing round about us.
One trust remains for us TO tell
Before cur dinner we commence,
Besides the trusts that sell and sell
We haF3. trust in Providence.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
JOHNSON ON lEFF'A BUMPS
Says Former Champion lWfll Have
Some New Ones AHer the
Fourth of Julyt

While he was in Memltis recently
Jim Jeffries submitted to hn examina.
ton by a phrenologist.4 who. after
feeling the former champlon's bumps,
declared he found the tnlp of eau.
ton has increased more t proportion
Than any other.---,--
Huh" grunted Jack Johnson. when
he heard Of the phrenolol FISTS discov-
cry. "ef dat phenologiIt 'zamines
Jeff's haid aftah de Foth df Tuy, he'll
fin noah bumps an be eTah dreamed
Of"
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
A Safeguard to Children

"Our two children Of six and
eight years have been since infancy
subject to colds and Group About
three years ago started to use
FoIey's Honey and Tar, aud il has
neyerfailrd to prevent and care
these troubls, 1t is the only med
icine | can get Tie children to take
wi h.ft arrow" The above from
W. G. 0rnstein. Gleen Bay, Wis,
duplicates the experience of thous-
ands of other users ofFolpy's Honey
and Tar.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

LaGrippe pains that pervade TIE
entire system, Lat ppe coughs
that u, ck and strait, are q,uckA
cured by Foley's HaaaY and Tar
Is mildly laxative, safe 3ld certain
in results. Sold here at GOLD S.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
V lines with lYric LIT Ia linl,
q Change.

"The new dresses" says the fond
wife, will be different from the ones
women have worn"
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
A RaIkY Peoasns

Now here are paper, pen ana iliy
So let us sit down 10 wlita-
But what to write l cannot thinks
I chew the pen holder and blink.
And wrack my brain with all ny mgl
Now here are paper pen and ink
From Heicon's clear stream I'd drink
While climbing up the royal height
But what TO write l cannot think.
My lines with lyric lit I'd link
But find no subject duh or bright
Now here are paper pen and ink.
'Tts not that from the task I shrink,
Nor that I thus refrain from spite,
But what to write l cannot think
In vain my worried brows I kiuk
And seek for something to indite.
Now here are paper pen and ink
But what to write l cannot think.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
WARNING ORDER

The defendants, F. W. Merrill as pres
ldent OF the Grandview Plantation Co.. f
W. Merrill, and oil of the nonresident
stockholders Of the Grandview Plantation
Company are ewalned to appear in this
Court within thrtydays and answer the
complaint of the plainktis.
Given under my hand ,ii4is 9th day of
Jan, 1910.
G. f. RGYsToN. ClerE
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

"Yes?" asks the brutal q asbapd
Yes Ihey VIII not BY Eton up the
back"
That's good. That's tt most sen.
sible style I've ever"
They'll hook up the he * instead"
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
WARNING ORDER

The defendants William Merrill and f.
W. Merrill are warned tc appear in this
court within thirty days and answer the
complaint of he plaintiffs Sarah F. Taylor
in her own right and as trustee fol Charles
NJ. Taylor.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said count this 2Tst, day of Jan. 1910.
G. Ell sroYsToN, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
japanese Exports erow.

Tokyo.-Japans forelg trade in
1909 amounted in value ) more than
412 100000 yen ($2O6,oGot tp00) in ex.
ports and nearly 393, 100000 yen
1896, ,500.000) in imports. Exports in
creased 95,S50,000 yens E176750OO),
while imports decreased a bout 4S,OOO,-
600 yen ($26,50900O). IhE volume of
foreign trade decreasedt less than
100000 yen j$3,S50000JI The silh
trade grew 120,00O,O0O YIN ($60 O00,
000) breaking all records Economit
conditions in Japan are Improving
JOHNSON ON IEFF;a BUMPS
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
Some Of Them Al

81 hear that your son / as invented
an ,airshiD," says the friea1d
Not an air ship eiEplains the
proud mother. ut is one 1of these in.
eorrigible balloons
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
WARNING ORDER

The defendant Irene Hays is warned 10
apaear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
John Bays.
s4Given under my hand and the seal of
said court this 10Th day of January, 1910
&. E. RoYsToN, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
WARNING ORDER

The defendants j. S. Hawkins and
May Linn Hawkins, are warned to appear
in this Court within thirty days an d
answer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Henry Wood.
c, E. RoYaToN Clerk.
Washington, Ark, Jan 4 1870.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

''V'I VIIE'1' ~ VHHNHN
The defendant Moses Wright
I.illiauthaIl is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of thesplain-
tiffs A N. stroud and J. w, Gil
bert
Given under my hand and the
seal of this court, this 2G day of
January 1901
G, d. RoYSToN, Cle:k.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

In Hampstead Chancery Court, March
Term, 1910.
Sarah E. Taylor, in heN cwn right Mfr.
and as Trustee for Charles Taylor p''''
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
In sHenpstead Chancery Court,
March Term, 1910.
WARNING ORDER
Susan Hood, Plaintiff

Unknown heirs of Thos.
Lunnon, Defendant )
The defendants, the Unknown
heirs of Thomas Lunnon deceased
are warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer tie
complaint of the plaintiff, Susan
Hood.
Given under my hand and the
seal of this court, this 26lh day of
January, 1910,
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11
In Hampstead Chancery Court March
T7orr, 1at0
WARNING ORDER

Bette Willingham, plaintiff
VS.
Charlie Willingham, Def
The.defendant, Charlie Willingham. is
hereby warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days and answer the com
plant of the plaintiff, Beetle Nilirfhtm
c. E, RoysToN, Clerk.
Washington, Ark, Dec 29, 1909.
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

William Merrell. f. w. MerI ell, ,e
and Grand View Plantation Co. oei'
Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11


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Washington telegraph., 1910-02-11

"Soldier sleep, thy warfare ger,
Sleep the sleep that knows mo breaking.
Dream of battle fields no moie'
DAYS of danger, nights OF waklng.'
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La convention de Aibonito
Fueron votados los cargos de
alcalde concejales y miem.
bros de la junta escolar.
Ell senior Ruiz Soler, estuvo on
aquel pueblo a recibir Ia es-
critura de un predio riStico.

Agosto 22.-En la convention We
rifcada en- el dfa de aver por los com
promisarios del partido Union en- es
ia localidad, salieron electos los Sc
hores siguientes:
Para alcalde, don Jose Bigles.-
Para concejales, don Ramon Flores,
Diego Becerra; Jose Cuyar; Liborio
Gutierres; Nicolas Santini; Fructuo
so Rodriguez; Pedro Rosario.
Para Ia junta de instruction. don
Domingo Jordan; Abraham Gomez;
Manuel V. Rivera 20.
Hemos tenido ell gusto de como Ger
al Lcdo Sr. Masari que en- SUI calidad
de notario estuvo en- este siendo hues
ped del hotel "Borinquen" del Sr. Be
cerra, con el fin de extender y auto
rlzar la escritura de venta que ia
vor de don Eduardo Georgetti, hicie-
ra don Teodoro Gonzalez de SUI pre-
dio de terreno, compuesto de 374
cuerdas, y en- cuyo sitio Sc dice cons
truira una hermosa quinta dicho Sr.
Felicitamos el Sr. Georget ,por la
buena adquisicion que ha hecho.
El active jovep don Jose Ruiz So
Ter, apoderdo general del Sr. Geor-
getti, Sc encontraba aver en- este pue
bio recibiendo la escritura a nom
bre de aquel senior de 374 cuerdas
de terreno.
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Hacia Ia humanidad.
FL hombre de color Whitefeld
Mackaley, ha sido nombrado
collector de aduanas de Geor.
getOWn.

Washington, agosto 2o.-El negro
Whitefield Mckinley, agente de bic
mes rafces en- esta ciudad, ha side
nombrado collector de Aduanas del
puerto de Georgetown, dlstrito Co.
lombia.
Hoy Sc recibi 6 aqui la noticia de
la election de Mackinley, que Sc con-
sidera como prueba de la admission
formal de los negros en- los altos car
gos federales.
Ma ckinley vino de Charleston en-
1884 V ha tornado parte activa en- la
politica Fue muy recomendado al
presldente de la repIblica por to-
dos los negros del pals, entire otros
por el doctor del puerto de Charles
ton quien recientemente fu6 envia-
do como Ministro Liberia.
Aqui Sc manifesto una violenta
oposici6n cuando Sc supo que un ne
gro tenia probalidades de obtener
el cargo de collector.
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uOM|NAC|Oh De CAN
.D|DATOS EN- BAYAM0N.
Sc procedio a la eleccien
de los hombres que han
de regir el gobierno mu-
nicinal.,
Al mitin de Cataho concurrieron
valiosor elemeDtos de Baya.
mon y San Juan.
El senor Munich continda
gravemente enfermo en- su
residencia de esta ciudad.
De nuestro corresponsal


Agosto 22,-Con motive del mitins
unionista que Sc llevo a efecto en-
oatano aver domingo, asistieron 1
Il prominentes unionistas de esta
ciudad para nominar los candida
tos para los cargos municipales,
habiendo sido nominado para al
calde, don Jose Cestero; presiden.
te del concejo municipal, Lcdo.
Gabriel Guerra, y puestos de conce
jales los ocupan distinguidos ele-
mentos.
Muy grave continua el respectable
Sr. don Ventura Munich, hermano
de nuestro respectable compatriota
Sr. don Jose Munich, y perteneciente
& una distinguida familia de esta
ciudad..
Continue mejorando notablemen-
te de Ia operaci6n que sufriera en- la
vista, la distinguida sonora Elena
Felid de Feli1.
Muy pronto uniran su suerte ante
los altares, la distinguida senorita
Carmen Cestero Monclova hija de
nuestro compatriota don Francisco
Cestero, con el joven Gaspar Ri
vera.
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CiIcu|aIes de Ia poicia

ElcUarrel Re la policia ins'llar ha
remltldo la slg7liente circular:
Las circulares Nos. , V 9. serie
corrlente, por Ia preSenta nlledar
anula das, V en- el futuro t0da IA CO.
rrespon dencia envia da al Cuarte'
General sera dlrijida en- Ia lorna >i-
guiente; Chief of Insular Police
San Juan, P r.
La eXistencia de sohres impre-
SOS Properly and Accounts p.e &
usarse despufs de haherle pas 10
una linea a estas tres palab,a>. l.
cllal se hara al ,erIbir est4 circular.
Por orden del lefe de- la PollC:a In
sIlar,- R'r'. H. Go,jIo". Jr-A,u-
dante.
San Juan. agosto %. lalO.
Por Ia presente 50 romHn.car lo-
eiguientes trasla dos
Diego Espa da. No. 7:f. da San
Juan Rio Pie dras. Jose Felcano
Colon. No. l9j, DE- Rio Pladras 4
San Juan. Bernardo Perez. No. 3
de Rio PledraS a J San Juan.
Estos gllardlas saldran para 81:
nuevos puestos a Ia mayor brpveda 4
possible. Y Sc EePortarin d 81 lleza "a
d los respectivos JeieS de distnto.
Estos traslados son ne,esarins "a.
"a el servicio piblico.
Por orden del jefe de Ia policia in.
sular Rid. H. GoI'on tr.- Ay,r
dante.
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M0nedaS de orc CALIFORNIA;
IL 20 eentavos g centavos Sl.U0 ,
az &c venta en- ia Joyeria de T
kERHHAHN. tsn Jose1a
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Los jjaponeses
en- Nicaragua,
El sehor Dupuy, cree que los
japoneses estan dispuestos a
entrar en- negociaciones con
Nicaragua.

Con el titulo Los japoneses sal
varan el honor de Centroamerica fir
mada por Alfredo Dupuy y la cual
CORE inserta en- "La Republica' de
S. Jose de Costa Rica con fecha NADIA
tardfa, las siguientes sugestivas fra
ses sobre el conhicto reciente del 60
bierno del general Madriz V el co
mandante del Paducah, representan-
te de los Estados Unidos en- el sitio
de Bluehelds.
Dice asi la cronica de referencla:
"Parece que Nicaragua desespera
da, y con razon de 10 que lie sucede
piensa echarse en- brazos del primerc
que Sc lie presente V que ese prlmerc
es el Japon que, con preteXto de er
War su escuadra a aguas americanas
para felicitar Mexico por ell aniver
sario de su Independence, piensa
enviar algnnos buques a CentroAme
rica V entrar en- tratos con Madnz pa
IA construir IN canal interocea-
nico por Nicaragua. en- donde hay
bastantes facilidades para clio. 81 tai
hace Madr,z. hara bien, V su obra Sc
ra pro-America pues con la alianza
nipona impondra respecto a los F.
unldos Y conseguira que estos mo-
deren su conducta. ST tai combina
cion produce una guerra entire el I'm
perio V la Republica. mejor que me-
jor, pues aun cuando la Segunda que
dara vencedora, en- muchos lu<tros
no podria meterse con las naciones
blspano-americanas''.
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finCa de CANA.
EN- ARRENDAMIENTO.

Sc vende o arrienda, una finca de
cana oe 500 cuerdas oe extension
con 900 cuerdas propias para cana
' 500 proplas para pastos.
Esta situads en- el kllometro 6 de
IA carretera de Manati-Ciales, atra-
vnsada eT. toda su extension por Via
:o!rea para el servic:o interior de Ia
;:noa Y unida por ferrocarril Ge va
p0r i ID central Monserrate.
FL arrendatario, tendra que COM
par Ia !nstalacion ferrea del servi-
20 interior ' las canas de la planta-
con actual.
Z! comprador 500 teadra que
adq'i;-lT IA p.antac!on, por ta.aclon
per.c,4l
Dir!g.-=e 4 su dueao Dr.. II B.az
Guez. Manatf
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O!neL0 y Ie!oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la salud' ell mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, ell este.
mago, el hjgado, y los rinones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
ra que sc ofrece y al mandar,
nos Ell Importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, v
IN reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan g.. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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Casa de Prestamos, J. Rendon
COmpalia s. en- C.

II dia l Y de Sept,embre
a las , P. m tendra lugar IN
esplendidoremate de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
selsmeses no han sido renova
dasni canceladas- Hay de ven
tas un precloso surtido de al
haJas- Allen 81 Fortaleza.
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Sc VENDE

In triple efecto de s. de dizmetro
con = combination de llaves para
dezconectar en- case de averfas v con.
t.nuar tEabalando como duple.
Heis defecadoras de doble fondo, De
oohre. con una cavidad de 1000 gal.
cada una.
Dos Iuegos De centr:fugss; ee;s zen.
trisugas cads Juego re so diametro:
COT sus oorrespondien:ss mezciadores
In mo.ino de nueve nasas y varias
Tieza< de repuesto.
Para informes diri-jrSe q J. VI
riailetti Vieques. PR.
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& buque de guerra
mas gIande del mundo
Sera un braSilelo con un des.
plazamiento de 32 mil tone.
ladas.

Lon dres, agosto 21.-El Ingeniero
publica los pianos del buque de que
rra brasileno que ahora Sc construye
en- Inglaterra. Ten dra $4,000 tone
ladas y sera ell buque de guerra mas
grande del mundo, casi dos veces ma
yor que el Dreadnought original y con
5000 tonela das mas que el Lion, bu-
que de guerra ingles que sera lanza-
do el mes entrante. Costara 2.9OO.-
900 libras.
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L|NEA FERREA DEL OESTE

ltinerario de trenes = vapores que
enpezara a regir Gesde 10 de Sep.
ITEM bre &c 1903.
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Desafio De base ball

FL domingo proNlno ze Celrh-ar,
IN dessfio en- Ia Liza Flor del Vale
ente los teams jefferson ds Arec-
bo V los "MuchachOs. de Sar Juan.
con una apuesta de $1,000.
Reins gran animation para es,e
desafio por que el jefferson - rru
&c los tears mas fuertes 6e "a IsIs
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0NsEJos A LAS NXDREs,-n
5afabe calm ante della 6snoFa win sloY
oeoe Dc usa.se siempre que los nifi;oi
estan en- el periodo dc Il dentici6n. |
!roporciona alivio immediate al PEG %
no paclente produce un suefo nat u rsI
= tranquilo, alivis el dolor y ell an r.
Tito despierta muy vivo y sleere. Ea
moy agradable sl paladar, calm q Il
aino abiands sus dolores, hace fSc il10
'uncion del estomago , regula 10 Q in-
tentinos. Es 81 meior remedio GO noce,
40 para Ia diaries yaprovenga % ta de
Ia dentIcion de cualquiera otra, Ten
case mucho cuidado on pedir el "Jara
% Caimante de Ia Se1ora winslov" eg
q mejords todos.
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s.pc.e e.n Capital y R.yamon unu!,sn.,u,n,.
las iessr

yIAJES EXTRAoRDINARIOS
5Ij 9.l5 1880
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EnOrme surfide.

Estsnos rscibien do haze tres dias
el nuevo surtido de telss. alf mbr
pianos. fonosrafos. disros. mueble.
,tc. etc.. FL Cello. Ell Inferno.
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COMMERCIAL

E N T r AID AS D E T.
EXTERIOR.
Vapor americana Coamo dc
la Isla.
DESPACHADOS PARA EJ
EXTERIOR
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
;. &. Maril cargando
Perla del Oseano descar.
gando
Slico. descargandc
Paul Palmer id
liner N. Garner id
Marine Swau id
| Mario N. Cobb id
j Coamo id.
MOVIMlENTO DE
! CABOTAJE
Operociones en- puertos
Ana Maria Aguadilla y
Mayagiez
India Humacao y Naguabo
BUQUES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Eapor aleman President
Estara manana aqui proce.
dente de Sto. Domingo.
Consig: u. Korber.
Fapor americana Carolina
Saldra para n. York el 24
corriente.
Conslg: The N. Y. P. RS. S.
Napor americana Coamo
Recalara e] IS corriente pro.
cedente de N. York.
Consig; The N. S. P. R. H.
1de1os dc ia iqneo "Bennfr
Goleta americana Fronta-
nae Saldra de N. York para
esta ell l 0 Septiembre.
Consig: 5. Ezquiaga,
B A N C COS-
fCCIONES
Banco territorial y ogr;cod $ %.
Id de Puerto Rico - "4o
-CEDULAs HIFOTECARIAs
Banco ter'1torialy ogriccla.
Emisiones-Sa y 5a SCI
1d,"... .......6 y T." 1872.
&C A NJ BIOS
Londres-s 4S7 Il,
n. York 10 cts. p
Paris a34p % ID.
Hamburgo-44p p. . d
Espaha 10 a lot 81 p %D