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The New York herald., 1873-09-09
YORKVILLE POLICE COURT.
Arrest OF n Highway Robber

Arrest or a Highway RObber.
On the evening OF the 2lst Of August Mrs. Annie
E. Busteed OF No. l1s East Eighty-third street,
was robbed Of her wallet, containing $500 worth OF
jewelry and some cash, while walking through East
Twenty-seventh street. young man named Will
liam Reilly gave information which enabled De-
tective Faon, of the Twenty-frst precinct, to re-
cover the stolen property which the thief had
pledged at the pawnshop No. 800 Broome street,
kept by Edward spartenburg, who was arrested
Frsderics Sa esrsand ,ns eeSsn HSsi a Years 'na
West West rwenty.secoad street. was arrested on sun. n
day night as the person. Yesterday both were ar
raigned at the above Court, before Justice Nc
Gulre, sitting for Justice Coulter. Mrs. Busteed
was present, and Identified Gartland as the person
who had robbed her, and he and Spartenburg were
accordingly held for trial. the latter in default of
bail.
william Thompson, carpenter, aged eighteen,
who says he resides at No. 2l2 Varick street, was
committed Tor trial in default OF $1,000 bail to an
swer a charge to the effect that he attempted on
Sunday evening, to rob the jewery store NO. 742
Seventh avenue. He denied the charge.
Breaking Up Dance-house.
For some time past Captain Killalea, of the
Twenty y-second precinct, has been receiving COM
munications from persons residing in the neigh
borhood Of No. $50 West Nfty-third street, kept by
John Haum, as. a lager beer saloon and dance
house. On Sundays. and Sabbath evenings especi-
any ICSpcCtdUtc pCOpiC III Vic hclSHuoIHOOu nave
been shocked at the dOings or number OF young
men and younger females who congregate ia
Haum's place, to spend the day and evening in
dancing and drinking In fact 1t had become a
trap for the respectable but unwary females
residing for blocks around, and the people at
length determined to sweep the place out OF exist
ence. Accordingly, on sunday evening Captain
kialea, with squad of men, made descent on
the place, and arrested twenty-nine young men
and several girls, none Of whom were more than
sixteen years OF age. The girls were let go, but
the men and Haum were yesterday brought to
Court, where he was held for trial in 1000 and
they were fined $40 each. Some paid and were
discharged, while those who did not were CON-
mitted, the Court remarking at the same time that
none Of the fines would be RENTED.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
First Day of the Fall Running Meet.
ing-The Events and the Entrics-POol
Selling Last Evening.

First Day Of the Fall Running Meet
fng-The Events and the Entrics-Pool
Selling Last Evening.
This is the first day of the fall running meeting
over the delightful course of the Prospect Park
Fair Grounds, and will continue Thursday and Sat.
urday of the present week. There can be no doubt
that the amusement which Is offered the turtov-
ing pubic during the three days will be of the
most interesting character, as there are many
horses at the grounds and the purses OF such ma
ture as to entice large entries. First on the
list to-day is the Trial Purse of $500,
for all ages, one mile; 5000 to the
first and 800 to the second horse. Entered lor
this are Warlike, 95 lbs. Mark Jordan, 95 lbs. (;
COtfee's gray colt 95 lbs. Utica, 96 lbs; Lizzie
Lucas, 92 lbs. and Hattie O'Neli 100 lbs (Dona-
hues entres Gerald, Ill lbs., and st. Patrick 105
lbs. (Boughrum's entries).
Next on the card is a purse OF s4o0. for maiden
two-year-0lds, dash of three-quarters of a mile !;
$500 to the first and 800 to the second In this
there will come to the post MOle Darling, Visgoth
and McDaniel's bay FLY by Bay Dick.
Third on the prograInme Is purse of $500, for
miles; s4o0 to the first and 500 to the second
hOis This will bring before the starter Maid of
Orange, 10 bs; Galway, 11O lbs. Ransom, 110 lbs. ;
Carriboo ITO lbs. Quits, 107 lbs. 4; and Liverpool,
1O1 lbs.
The days sport will wind up with hurdle race,
for all ages welter weights, two miles, over eight
hurdles; purse OF $780, OF which $400 goes to the
first and 800 to the second horse. In this there
1853 lbs. Revenge, 155 lbs, and Blind Tom, 1853 lbs.
Pools were sold on these events last night at the
rooms OF MIR. Chamberlin, No. /, 146 Broadway, and
at Mr.. I. b. Johnson's, Broadway and Twenty
eighth street! The following will give an idea Of
what the betting men think of the respective en-
trieS:-
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
BROOKLYN COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED.

meeting OF the Committee OF the Brooklyn
Committee OF One Hundred was held last evening
in The directors room OF the Academy OF Music, in
Montague street. some time was taken up in
waiting for quorum. At quarter TO nine, finally,
the requisite number being present, Franklin
woodrufT, President OF the association, took the
char. The reading OF the minutes OF the previous
meeting took about twenty minutes The Treas
resolution was offered TO have the sub.committees
send In their reports with the view OF increasing
the number OF the committee TO 250 Mr. Hunter
said he was opposed TO the Increase OF the number
OF the committee. The resolution was adopted.
inc meeting then went into executive session.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

Honest Abe the Winner of the 92OO
Match and George the $500 Contest.
Two matches were trotted at DeerIoot Park
yesterday afternoon, and they proved very inter.
esting. The attendance was quite large and the
track in good condition. First on the list for $780,
was a contest between Mike Rogers bay geldng
Honest Abe, in harness, and Harry williams bay
gelding Unexpected, to wagon, mile heats, best
three in FIVE. In the pools before the start Abe
was the favorite at $40 to $l2, but, Unexpected
winning the first heat, the betting became even.
Honest Ape won the second. third and fourth
heats and the race. The following isa
SUMMARY.
DEERFOoT PARK, NEAR BROO KLYN, L. l., Septem-
ber s, lS73-Match OF $500, mile heats best three
in five; catch weights. Judges-Messrs. Atkins,
VOORHEES, ana Mcqueen.
Mike Rogers b. e. Honest Abe, in har-
= 4
Harry Williams b. &. Unexpected, to
MakOn . z = =
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
RACING IN ENGLAND.
THE YORK MEETING.

The Yorkshire Oaks-victory Of Marie Stuart
Defeat of Mendip-The Convivial Stakes
Overthrow of Atlantic-The Great Ebor
Handcap-Trjumph of Louise victo-
ria-Successes Of Sir William Wal
lace-The Great Yorkshire
Stakss-Kaiser Wins-De-
feat of Uhlan Ter
the York Cup.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
SuRROGATE'S COURT.
The Late Sidncy DOrIon.
Before Surrogate Veeder.

Be1Ore surrogate Veeder.
The Surrogate admitted to probate yesterday the
will of the late Sidney DOrlon. The estate he left
is worth about $2O 600 only. Mrs. Dorlon is the sole
legatee under the win and the executrix
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

the second match, for $500, was between william
McMahon's gray gelding George, to wagon, and
william $. Thoms' bay gelding Slippery Dick, in har-
ness; mile heats, best three in five. Before the
start the pools on an average were--George, s26; ;
won the first heat, when he became the favorte
three to one. Slippery Dick won the second heat,
but his 'stye of going" under the circumstances
did not change the figures in the pools, as it was
evident for once that Mr. ThOms had ''the wrong
end'' Of the match. George went under the wire
winner of the third and fourth heats and the race.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAy.-Match Of $780, mile heats best
three in five.
VIM. McMahon's gr. g. George, to
i
VIM. s. Thom's b. g. Slippery Dick, in
har q
The New York herald., 1873-09-09


10 against Shannon (taken); TO against Louise
Victoria uaken) ii to against Columbus lakcn " 20
against Falkland taken) IA 10 against Spennthorne
UakeM; is 10 against King Lud Uakcn; 10 70 against
Mr.. Fox Uaken) rs 70 against Mendp 0aken) Is to
against Sir Robert Wslpole uaken 70 20 against Jar
mac raken); 33 10 against Louise (aken).
They were despatched at the first attempt to an
excellent start. The first TO show in advance was
Rattlecap, behind whom came Sir Robert Walpole,
The nearest OF the others being Louise, Columbus,
Falkland and Jarnac, Louise Victoria being last,
spennithorne and Mendp near her. Louise ran
up 10 SIR Robert wslpoe at the halfmile post. the
gau uelng followed by the stable companions
Falkland and Prescott, the latter OF whom was
mercy ee5y started 10 make running for the other,
~ncn ne dld very badly. AT the woodslde Falk-
land ran Into the third place behind Rattecap and
uise h0 wnile IN rear OF him were Prescott, Colum-
gus, JLnac ana shannon, In the order named,
Louise Victoria being stlll some distance away AS
psney went between the rails Falkland ran up to
haLuecap, VINO gave way when they were in the
line Tor home, leaving Mr.. Houldsworths horse in
Iront. ,on Louise Victoria and shannon were both
disappointed on endeavorng to get to the front as
they turned into the straight, but ultimately they
~"'"0e~e" ~" 'oVh scC hpQ thlrd places re-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15
ENOZ WILL AXDMINING COM

IL pANI.-PrncIpal place Of business,
city ana County OF san Francisco, state
OF California. Location OF Works ture-
ka Mining District, Eureka County, state
of Nevada.
NuTICE.-Thcre is delinquent upon the
following described stock, OF account 81
assessment NO. - levied on the %'th
Day az September. 1873. the several
amounts Sc opposite the names OF Inc
respective shareholders, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15
Assessment Notltes.
MINING COM


pANN.-Location of prlnclpai pI"S'
nI business: san Francisco. lailioIiua.
/ oration of works Eureka MINNIE us
trict. Eureka county, state OF NcNa""'
Notice Is hereby given, hat al q me-,
inr of the Board OF Directors, held on Ine
lfh day OF october, 1873, an assessment
No. Is, of sec per share was leNltu uloh
the capital stock oI the corporation pay,
able Immediately, in United states Eolu
and silver coin, to the secretary, AT lue
office 81 the Company, Room 20, N1.t.'
California street, san francisco, Iailoi-
mia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on h l9th uaH oi
NONFMEER. 1878, will be delinquent
and advertised Tor sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before, VIII
be sold on
The 10th day of December. 1873,
10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
geth,r with costs of advertising ana eA-
pCnSCS of sale.
Hy order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUlRE, secretary.
Office Room II, No. 4l9 California street,
Il Francisco, California. oIs-i"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15
Delinquent SALE.

the hour of l O'Clock 7. IN. OF such uaN, 10
nay saij dClinuurnt ass sSmcntSthCrton,
together with costs OF advertising INDEX
pyuSgS OF sale.
W. W. TRNILOR. SECRETARY.
Office Room q, Hayward'S Building, ii9
California street, san Francisco. { ar
IpTuia. HItu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15
Dissolution OF Cop r ner hin.

'Ht COPAHTNERSHIP HERETO
iokE existing between Ihomas
Murphy and Allen Macaulav in IN" hn'f
anu sho" business. is this dav di~soly,J
~ mutual consent. ANY one halir0
,t'lIns against the late firm IS auth0riI.J
I" can on Thomas Murrhy. who nInra
mas authority TO settle the cuparturr>ru,
THOMAS MURPHY
A'tW ALLEN NACACLAY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15
delinquent Sale.
u ...FF,rN Ynf

MINING NVEtFNN '-IVVit,V U
principal place OF business san Fran
cisco, California. Location OF WORKS. Eu-
rcka Mining District, Eureka county,
of Nevada.
NOticc.-TherC are delinquent upon inc
described stock, on accoun OF
assessment NO. - levied on the twenty,
fourth day OF september. 1873. the several
amounts set opposite the names otthe
respective Shareholders. Is follows
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15
NOTICE.

g MIGHELS IS THE ONLY PERSON
-. authorized by me 10 collect for Pa.
cific coast papers, for which / am agent.
n@lY ALI. CdARTZ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15

- y ~ T---V = ~ N ~
And in accordance with law, and an
"fGtr Of the board OF directors, made on
IT," tWoHty-ScNcnth u"y OF September.
80 50 many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock a. may tie ,crS.ary. vii be-
sold at public auct ON, at the Office ulrhe
Com am, No. tuo Merchant street. san
Francisco. California. on 1GonGay.t
IwcHty-fourth C9itIll Day o. Me-
VtmhtI, 1879, ut the hour ot l. O'Clock
H.. ot said Gay, to pay said |Iollnqucui
assessment thereon, together with costs
Oh ADVERTISING and expenses Of the sale.
r.. ~MILIIkkN. SECRETARY.
rihc"-d-4 Merchant street, san Fran
cisco, Cal. IA.,d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-15
PUBLIC NOTICE

MINERS AND ALL olhf
VI here by notified thai lht b
>olidat,d Minirg CONAN! ~
VIII not lie responsible i'I "a
labor or material iurHlSil'" rtss
having contracts or a2rtt
ON amy OF the Conn any nm in !
secret Canyon. or clseM blb
'''''''S' ''ii surfdn'''
Eureka. Nevada. oct. 1, lo'1
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-14

In CAPTIVITY. 1t is now believed that
the crew and passengers of the George S.
Wright are alive and held in captivity by
tribe OF North Pacific Indians. On this
subject the Victoria Colonist has the fol-
lowing:
The steamer George s. Wright lies
close ashore, near a village of the Kuer-
gufath Indians, fierce tribe of savages.
The Indians who brought the news to
Victoria remained five days encamped on
the beach, but saw no signs of boats or
of people from the wreck. The Indians
from the villages, who are usually very
curious about such matters, did not come
near the spot. 1t is now thought that
part or all of the crew may be prisoners
in the hands of these savages, who are
the worst in British Columbia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-14

STATE UNIVERSITY. Y.-Contrary to our
preconceived views in relation to the
magnanimity of our neighbors in the
western portion of the State, they have
at last permitted crumb of satisfaction
to drift eastward by making Elko the
point at which to locate the State Uni
versity. Senator j. B. Moore is entitled
to the thanks of his constituency for his
persistent efforts in behalf of this pro-
ject which has Just been crowned with
success. All the bill now requires to
make it law is the Governors sigma
ture, which it will undoubtedly receive,
from the fact that it i, a just one [Elko
Independent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-14

Several observation cars, designed ex-
pressly for viewing the interesting seem
cry of Clear Greek canyon, along the line
of the Colorado Central railway to Cen
trail, are being manufactured
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-14

The Helena Herald thinks the gold
product of Montana this year will be un-
usually large, there being such an abund-
ance of snow on the mountains to insure
water supply.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-14

An unknown man was found dead in
his cabin near Cicero, Madison county,
Montana with a charge of buck-shot in
his abdomen. A discharged musket was
by his side. Accident, probably.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
CULEGIO VARGAS
nm cURAZAo,
10. AN0 DE SU INSTALLATION
DedicGCtO especiaIDpente d la enSe5an-
"a ae las !engaGS UiUGS.
FGNDADOR n DIRECTOR,
LUIS MARIA DIAz-

La instruction Sc divide en primaria, mer-
cantli, niOsOhea cOmplemeutaria.
LA iiIstI uCCion pTlIIIAIIa - llace en cases es
pecsales, los alunnos de esta son dc II
amos dc edad.
LA obstruction meTcantil comprende los idlO-
MAS c.aateliauO, giles, alemAL, frances j hO.an
ue-, Ia eonLit'liiu Il, IA ge0gIafIa s, la nlstotia
natenIatIS.is eieuicntsales, nOClOn = dc hslca Il
la nstiuccion iiOyOtica esJa AIastadlA al plan
de catudios de Ia UnivvI nI,Iad do caracas.
la instt ucclon cOtnp plementariA AOTaza los
idiOiil.ls IAtlhO, sicKu tLlIianU poetica, TetO-
Ttca niitologiAp utatOTIa universal, ulllaIca vO-
cal q Instrumental, diOuIo AZ
L9s lntcFnoa du la ~cGCiUn prImArtA pagan
dosctehtua VcInIieiuco pca0s ts2<3J dc peualOu
aAtii1ss. ios dc lA scCciou IneFcauut, dusclUntos
eincusuts1 . sSJJl: los de "a aeccIun nIusoHca,
doeclvntsa - aeEta Is@COl doncirntos sctclla
eiuco (V@'5l lUa AiuinnOs mayoTr dc Is amos.
ls.ss pvaslouvs - pagan eta uIo AmuElcAllo, )
poT tgIusea&tcs autsCIpAdOs.
y Jos sa4 all.lon CAtoiiCOa lea InstTuye paEII.
caiag ginoEtc Ull au gNilEiOn.
No 80 CnlpisaH eslstagOs coTporalea.
LIE fsoiSsoscs du lenguAs yiyaa s0n natives
de- i0s p.1aaSs uu que ruspuctly aiaunIs ns haitian
asluu4las. IuGaN>sO OrtaDgu ~ du 1874. H. N Lals
- e" ssts iaiVTnnt.a bay prog anl4a gratls
aci I0togso IaFvus. 90
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rmovasaoNEs . AHEHIcANAs.

RAwulas suis&~aeis sasuss HaauaFs nasEe@Ao. q
aslas pssesAsEe4ss. kaAasaas teuataa anf@Ate y
siississ 80 So - asss 49, 4 TsrsSsss ; ssss %
- 80 wa.s w.s.a. d Hsl.fss. 10 -. p.p@.
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- - ssssss = Z. Ssy.~. g. sssss-rssk. = lisa
Eanas. Dsls-as, = - .ss..s gass. -. = =
Ilsaises - sssIilss a tis s. lio s.l.s - = -
lonsa p~sr9lsa 80 asAaa Is AasFsAsa z = go =
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msiaA. "a. 49, ss~nes easss nsiss&a tsiia = SO
iba ~ 4. Isl = 9 - a. = esiisssif.sig 80. =
ssTas "a "a kas - hla p@aaa o.. 80 - - l.isaa
z. gss 9 - sss.,s ssss.ss. - =. -. - -
cassmesNae s8annsa6sfsa -. FawkA
- i--ss- - IaAs fassa. Nasrs Tsrk. sfus
"I. -. = .s..s. s..s Z c...ss ,s 80 ':'i. =: .. =
- Tsi.stas $50. - f-....s p.s~i a. ssss@s.
fsss 10 &C., Es. 80 q l.arsslssssin sns@s
tm 81 "a mAntees 90 II ist.s q 90 e. g
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y l.ssTisse ssIi~ta ia 90 y = p.sn.s a. = =
s~lssslaa. o. - aes@s sasaas 80 asaas@4e.A 60
80 80 ~ 49,. =. - s.i..ss. sssl~. ss..
81 - - yal-@ tssl q. fs,.l.s s..sls.s - y
~ e8A~ eegsa kaetma maas So la 80 sessse ssaas
fa 80 smaaaaa FMsNs sst2e9a lsliA. = Fsasaes
FMFa #Rma ka4&tsseF tss@W - he8 aMfNe E@Efs@
las aaana.waAlAA = ssa~-I . sassasss lsas~a~1
- saHlAAs.
~ g. ammH Matust Msae 81 asAsme pmnts
- maNmEz3 sees - Aa8EEtm4 fmNHW& - 4@&memt -
ps@dsIAk@sS , t@ass. saass~aas assesses.
= X sss4Aas : : -. i a.ss....saa - a-sg
-. maraA CswwsAA - NeasF - Massa tsNAs =
eatsl aNN3ts4 A. - $50 AssAissssf Asa&Ns -
penmsas aaaeenAmma M ~ aeasa@ sBmm 80. ~ ~ y
~ - - Mam . aMaE8Am# MMMse2@ - So g hM#
$685. 9ssesN4 ~ =. q - faassM4 $3.50 wseEAeA
e.. - e. se8as as4@ asEaN 8 & IS Ma@saft =
81 e. - 80 emaana@ eNAe& = - fsm As MMHtNe O.
aabea - - walas kmaa@ a4em ~ a - easass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

- aMeMm-saas Asa yaaaaae mMam.se F~.sss.
a4MA4sassna mAmNaaa Ha& a2Nam s&aa4e sa6e - -
So = - 80 - Annssa a. ksNanasess8s tsse
- - alaanasNsa u ruA.m sumatpmaus - smemhaa -
NEmNsa 80 - a&ksNgta - - - @esNseasaSe
81 aaNMamMM $780, go AmHaaM a. aMaassm MaeNMw&@
- kNNa - 49, - n nEEMaaaa 5 - - "a
tsmms kw9ta s|aN ANNeumws - tsaAA~aNa@ nweaAue
n~en ma w@ 49, A. maaasa - $50.
- SO - AMsMMas s. NNNa - - eeeasae
- - - mFNmNma Mm&&ae8 - - MMeF@es
ssHNs@@ - = meN@aw AaaR aaess m.sesss..~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Hotel del "Uniiverso.'

Ell que susoribe hace presente & sus muchos y
buenos amigos tanto de la Isla, de afuera que
tenlendO que ausentarse pOr algun tempo ha toma-
DO todas las precauciOnes necesarias para que los
Srs que concurren su casa el Hotel del UNI
hasta ahora para 10 cual queda al frente del esta-
blecimlento y. Onofre Nicolau cuyo buen caracter
amab1l1dad e8 va conocido de muchos, igualmen
70 81 do Su esposa, ambos estan nteresados en- la
mucha concurrencia y que queden satisfechos los
huespedes del hospedaje para que asf recomenden
el estableomiento q sns amigos.
Puerto Rico % de Mario de 1872. Gabriel Obrador
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Hotel de los Vapores.
CALLE DE SAN JUSTO NUNI.A.
Frente al Cafe del Comercio.

La duena de este establecimieuto participa sus
muchos amigos y al p1blico general que habien-
do introducido algunas reformas que le eran nece-
sarias en- su casa Hotel y eonsiderandose este ser
nno de los prlmeros su clase, tiene La gran ga
tisfaccion de ofrecer los sefores viageros un CO.
modo y decente hospedage con una exselente y
Varlada mesa habitaniOnes ventiladas, frescas, Y
hmplas, un eSmeradO trato en- ell servicio.
Tambien hay mesa redonda para los senOres One
qnIeran abonarse por mes.-Puerto- Rico dc Agosto
lS73-AM ALI A CATALAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
GRAN BARATILLO
DE LAMPARAS, Y OUINOUES
EN- La Luz ECONOMICAL
CALLH nm SAM JUsTo NUM-. ~.

FL suscribe tenendo que narcharse para Europa
el pr0ximo mes de NOYlembre; realiza un 10 por
ciento menOs do costO todas las exstencas dc su
establecimientO cOnaIstlendo on un bOnltO Surtldo
do quinques dc mesa liras do cristal, ldem do me-
tai con Iagrnas quinQues dc cOlgar dc l, q lu-
Cos, farOles para hacienda zaguan Goa retelo de
Gristal, quinques de pared, infnidad dc otrOs
articulOs perteneclentes al ramO dc alumbrado.
Para convencerse dc la rebaja basta echar una
miTada 4 los pTecios slguientss.
ValOr ante Ia liquidation 80 Vende hoy
Quinques dc mesa con DOmba lporcela-
Id. id. Id. 0pi6s marmol i'd s.
Id id. 10. i'd id. 49,. so
Id. id. id. pOrcelana3.... rs
Quinques sin bomba preciOs desde 81 reaes 10
reales la misIna rebaja que citada arriba
Las lampaTas dc cOlHAr, signientes:
Lara para gas portatll con lagrimas bOmba. a so
la. Id. do metal dorado id.......... 80
Id id, id. brOnceado i'd. 2 so
Id. id. id. sin bomba. ............ / 30
Quinques dc cOlgar de 3 luces metal brOnoeadO.
Id id. Sluces esid-............... 10 SO
Id id. luces esid....-........... IA
Sc realiza un gran surtldO de quinques para o
pared, iguaimente al eOstO.
Una maquina Empire State de luces do gasslina
on buon estsidO tY0.
Puerto-RIcO II do Setiembre do 1873. Enrique
81 ChAmAnL 2p--36
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Las Pildoras do Bristol me han eurada de las A
morranaa, no nle han wnelto ya hAee 10 mosea."
M. de ZouEa- ass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Aviso al p6blico.

FL dueno del Hotel Ia "CoTuhesa" particIpa sns
fayorecedoTes, do haber trasladado casa Ia calle
dc g. JustO no ~ enoina del estaDlecmento titula-
do Los Precios FIcs," dolde ofrece un esmerado
trato, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero y
nMpieza, c0ntando para ESQ con un buen cocinero.
Tambien ofrece mesa redonda los Sres, quegusten
venir conner por Ineses Precos m6dicos batess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
AvisO importante.
VELAS De CERA.

In Ia cAllo dc Ia fortAlnAa. raauinA a Ia de Ia
aase.A nu hA usta olsscidJ ana usuVa CofuftA y
snaat'sosiiaionto 1r pGoY taA1aaUms ldc go mlaai-
i.an VcDsrn SuiAa de de tesSissa Eaastnfua y
q pxN<tsss aafAma1Eae0 n0tliuoM lan ssfns11aa qua
ga cggn 4 ~ gJal q a. As si .sss-
40 "~saaois ssaasonIs PFSnlsad. bAFAtaFa 0asnA
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