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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-18
Don Afstides Alvarez RosSy.

Suplicamos este senior, ex-agente del Bo-
LETM en- San German, Sc sirva abonar esta
Administration S29l-60 de recibos que lie he
mos remitido, amen de otros que indebidamen
te cobr6 con su propia tirlna y sc 10 avisamos
por este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne
gado contestar q las repetidas cartas que,
muchas de elias certificates, le hemos remitido.
La Administration del BoLETlN
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A los 4es. colnerciiantw.

En- Ia ntleva inprenta del Role7in Mercanth
Fortaleza- 81, SO impfimen (desde esta ieeha)
como tiene acrelitado, cen
snen, .exactitud J linpieza,
COnvemiOs Inercantiles,
C0nf6rmidades
ObIigaciOnes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-18
ENPRESAS.
COMPANiA DE SEGUROS
''THE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY"
LON NDI2 ES.

DIRECTORIES.
El Excmo sr Hugh G. f. Childers, dipatado. Pre-
siIonus; Captain Sliuttlerworih. Vice presidentp;
William c. Morgan, SacretHvio; Bandueros Fl Ban
60 de L6ndres Westminster.
CAPITAL $4,000. 600. - leserva 81. zoe, ,000
Esta comnania fui estnbleeida en- 81 auo 1896, hn
esiado lnn%hoa gnos y est I! ea combination con Ia
corapafiH de Ia daia Rca InS s0n In cual ha he
ehn arrrgl3s para faetIr Sis 'aporrs los ems
hareadores pasalesoS. II sesnro d. los emAaraues
de djncro, prO.Siatos. cquipUJoS de los pas
oiros efectos que Sc emhlruuen en- este puerto.
TAEfFA PARA D4NsBo.
Para las Ahtillas ..,..,.......,...... a p.'e
Para Inglaierra Franeia : p.es
Sc hard una pedurna rahaja eu tipcs antnri res
cu;tndo los Vaiores aseGura6os scan do cons derae
cion.
Para Fl tipo de SECURE sohrc mcrcancias por los
vaporeS Ae In ca4npunia de In Mala Real InsleSa
otras lneas bu4aos DO vela iri,irsa los a2entes
LATIMER& CO. obre. IL
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BOLETIN AERCANTIL DE PUERTO-RICO
pREC1os DE sUscRIpoloN.
PREofos DE ANUycIos.

Deuna & seis ifncas d. impression, publicandose
hasta tres vecca 60 cts 4 idem eada renglOn que
exceeds de les ses. y Los preeeS sertsn doles cuaado
los ailuncos hayan dc pubicarse earactares gruc
sos, 8 en- I, nameres upos como los de estsss
fnoas. -Psr meses amos sc aehniten anancIos
preeios eOnyencicnales. - Los comGnieados Sc CO.
brRran centavos la Inca impresa. = Anuncios y
O0municados abonaran adelantadas.
los sHscritores que al presentar anuncsos CO.
municaaos para su insercon exhban el rceibo de
estar 81 corriente 81 page les hara una rsbaja
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Para las Escuelas.

EnIa imprenta del RoLETIN hay de yenta
ESTADOS TRIAIESTRALES dc los que
pasan los senores profesores las juntas loca-
les tres pesos el ciento vellon ell ejemplar
ademas los siguientes libros de texto:
STLABARIO Y PRIMER LIBR0 DE Lee
TURA por lton Jose Solves, - edicion
MANUAL DE MORAL PR4C1TCA Y
RELIGIOSa, traducida por NJ, de los A. Ar
royo ambas obras a l8 reales docena y a 2
reales ell ejemplar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-18

MA(UINA
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7vIaspoRrAIloN.

=,,noxio NAIL. CYPRESS.
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Cincinnati Horse Market,

MONDAY, April ., 1911.
The offerings have been fair, but with
an increased demand the supply is now
short. At the close there are several
new arrivals of buyers, and the indica-
tons are favorable for good week.
The demand for Southern stock has
continued fair, but The purchases were
largest for eastern shipment, which trade
REQUIRES better class of stock. The
shipments OF the week were about twelve
car loads, principally to eastern markets.
Good smooth driving stock, as also de-
sirsbie draught animals, sell at strong
prices, and the tendency of the msket is
upward.
HoRSEs-Shipmeuts large to the East
but lair sales OF stock suitable for the
Southern trade, and steady demand
tor local purposes. Coed sound chunks
sold at S60GS5'; good smooth drivers
IRON Sic TO $3.50, and extra stock OF
both classes bringing above the outside
figures.
MULES-The demand WAS good and
ali offered sold readily IT $4,000 for
l4t and Is hands and ~ SlOO@l25 for
l5I TO 10 hands high, and extra stock
brought above these prices.
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Tight, Tighter, Tightest.
Paris Letter.

Paris Letter.
The "eel-skin" dress Is now the great
rage both in London and Paris. In the
widest days OF the tie-back or pin-back
mania, there never was seen such a
tightness in the matter OF skirt IS now
prevails. Whatever the paucity of the
folds in the pin-b ,ck in It's frontier part,
in the enormous eXuberance OF the panler
or hustle the balance was struck. But
now, not only is the hustle a thing of
horror, but even the necessary undercloth-
ing is considered de trop. TO lengthen
the waist far beyond its natural proper.
tions. stiff webbing of elastic is ias-
tened to the stays TO the depth OF half q
loot; and to TINS ut first, narrow skirts
were buttoned. But even this is now
slenderness Mrs Swiss helms much
ridculed chemiloon is in demand, and
garments made in this way are sold at
the furnishing shops, and patterns of it
pass eagerly from hand TO hand among
lady friends. Some ladies have regular
stage-tights made IN thick webb
ing, and over these they wear
nothing but the outer dress, under
skirts being simulated by plated
rutfies OF white muslin, sewn to the edge
OF the dress, which is then tied back, till
the woman is shackled almost like q
convict in chain-gang. No more un-
comfortable fashion ever was devised;
for not only are The limbs confined by
the binding dress, but the wearer mnst
constantly concern herself about The con-
dItion of the bodice, that portion being
in lncessant danger of turning itself up
behind, wrong side out, like on umbrella
in n windstorm. The desired effect OF
youthful slenderness is general obtained
by the "ee-skin," but at good deal OF
sacrifice Of personal care.
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ANNA ON THE WAR PATH.
Anne BOleyn Fixes "A Crown OF
lhorns" Onto the New York Critics.
Nam Work Snn TnaadaV

lhorns" Onto the New York Critics
New York Sun, Tuesday.
Anna Dickinson devoted a full hour
after the curtain dropped upon the last
scene of her play" "a Crown of Thorns,"
to merciless criticism of the New York
critics. 1t was nearly midnight before
she closed, and yet very few OF her audi
ence left. She began by saying that she
did not object to criticism, to being call
ed no actress, or to being called ugly.
What she complained OF was deliberate
Justification of the facts in regard to her
and her play. She directly charged
the Tribune with ialsehocd, several
times repeated, in commenting upon
herself and her play, and she quoted
the Boston papers and the papers of
other New England and of western
cities, almost unanimous in the opinion
that the play would be the most success
iul historical drama of modern times.
To The Herald critics recent inquiry,
"Where can we find any one of all those
persons who declared this play sue
cess2' she replied by quoting from the
Herald OF year ago the assertion that
1.-The Grown of ThorEs' is pre-eminently
a good acting play" and this let 1t an
swer itself. But upon this critics claim
tina. she had erred in choosing the title
of the piece, and thus dragging a sacred
subject Through the slime OF the theatre"
she was bitterly severe. She said that
when neither the pulpit nor the politicians
dared to take open ground against that
foul crime Of slavery, the stage had done
it through "Uncle Toms CABIN and
"The Octoroon," and she gave the names
of other plays now on the boards which
teach the highest kind OF moral lessons.
She added, with forcible emphasis, IL
venture to put my long, serious, thought
full, prsyerful training by my Quaker
mother, my religion and pronunciation
against the brogue and bigotry of the
man who wrote that article" Laugh
ter and applause She replied with less
bitterness to the criticisms in the World
and Times. Referring to the production
of her play in New York, she told the
difficulties and the sutferings that she had
met with. She had in times past felt so
strong that she thought she
could bear anything. But what
could she do against the pa
pers of New York; small, weak,
sick, miserable, crushed, heart-brOken
woman2 "God knows" she said, Il did
not want to fight them. l was almost
crushed, but l struggled on, as L will
struggle on; because, having taken hold
of my work in life to do, l will not lay it
down till l utterly fail" Gall l ask Is
that the New York papers DO what some
of them have falsely SAID they have done
give the facts about me and my work,
not simply here, but elsewhere. What
| ask of all good, kind, generous people,
is that they do not form their opinion
from what the New York papers say, but
give Anna Dickinson u chance to show
her work; come and listen to 1t. Anna
Dickinson has not one word to say in
reply"
Miss Dickinson bowed herself ctf the
stage amid hearty applause.
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Marble In LacewOtk and n Mosaic of
Precious StOnes-The Tai, u MansO-
,eum Worth Fifteen Million Dol
lars.
From the New York Commercial Adver.
tiser.
full moon, and an opportunity not to be
missed to see the eighth wonder of the
world, the Tai. Approaching Agra, the
citv of the great King Akbar, whose
magnificent buildings are not surpassed
in Europe, the resting place OF the Won
derfully beautiful favorite OF the
grest Shah JehaR, one could
see under the tall palms
camels resting on every side, troops OF
those "ships of the desert bearing their
burdens along. The scenery was fine,
and soon we neared the river Jumns,
when, bursting upon the sight, dazzling
in the RAYS OF a noon sun like great
bubble in the air, the Tai appeared in its
incompatible grandeur with its lovely
gardens spread at its feet. L visited 1t
first by moonlight, and alightlng from
the carriage at the great marble and
mosaic gateway, an enormous structure,
through which you could drive
Einh.avenue house, passed
into the garden. The atmos-
nbere was heavily laden, fragrant
With the odors OF roses, lemon trees, and
n unknown beautiful flowers. The
nstb opepe ed down the centre for some
hundred wards, with long line of single
let fountains running through the mid
Ale broken now and then BY deliberately
carved marble vases filled with fish. In
the distance rose sight that you could
never comprehend until you came here
10 see it; this greatest sight IN the
known world. Never has mans brain,
skill and ingenuity conceived anything
so lovely, so grand, so inspiring, perfect
in perspective, design and proportion.
Towaring from the banks of beautiful
river, guarded by wonderful buildings OF
great grandeur, surrounded by gardens
that fer 25O years have been carefully
attended. is this castle in the air. this
marble poem hung before me, with Its
grest bubble like dome, almost ethereal
IN the moonlight. The effect is inde-
scrib.ble-white, pure marble, all in lace
work and mosaic of precious stones. Two
fairy mosques, one off from each side, en- n;
bsnc. the effect-ono called the "Jswso'
~ ANSWER" to the other. The interior
surpssses anything I have ever seen in
my life Such esTvin sga snen a1 maSnnr
! The Tai Is a msusoleum that took 2O,OOo
men twenty wears to build at an actual
cost cost OF sl5.0OO,OOO. 1t took that amount
in those timss, but what 1t would cost to
duplicate such a miracle in London
Paris, or New York is incalculahle, if al
all possible. Such men do not live now
the art is lost The Tai is UNIQUE, tht
most beautiful, miraculous monument O
| human affection and sublime sentiment
the world has known. 1t is perfect; 81
gsntic in size, yet every minute par
| carved and embroidered like Chimes
toy, all OF white, pure marble and prec
ious stones.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING !!
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time............4 IS One month. ....S U
Two times.......... l % Three months. ~ W
One week.-......- 2 50 One year.........; 70 W
One square changeable once week S5O.
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places rs
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
Dortie ciumn advertisements, so per
cent aod t.CLal.
Loca. NCuCes Is cents per lipe-6ta no
local nei.ce E,u be Inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR .
All ad, OF easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance of
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with 1t WI be
charged for at our regular rates.
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WESTBOUNP TRAINS.
Nos Mo-. No. 10

Nos. Sand ~ make close conn ection at
OMNIBUS tor all points South and SOUTH
vs,t; at CnIcagO tor all points west anu
Northwest. .,,
EAST bound trains make connections al
R,fimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
nj Boston. At Washington City for all
p5nts South.
Vest bound trains make direct connec.
tJas TOR all principal points West and
Slrlwest.
rgman Palace cars on all night trains.
lssRLING, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
7IMORE DIVISION.
.EAyES. ARRIVES.
Cycling Washington Pa,
i4iy at :5jA. NJ. daily at.---lO ADA. NJ
'Shee.!ng Washington, Pa.
tl.y Ats ?. NJ daily ats 10 p. NJ.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
TcseJs 10 all principal points on sale
niepOt. Office open Il; all hours during
ihetay.
THOS. z. SHARP,
Master Of Ira HspOri 1tion.
Ri. DEVRIES. 'i"uerr' Ngen.. ial6
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To Tanners--For Sale.

CMALL TASNERI, Ia ACRES Ground,
- soft running water, two-Story dwell
ing and ~ apple trees on the premises.
For particulars inquire OF
\. LITTLE,
loo Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
Price, fifteen hundred dollars. Terms
easy. apl0-egt
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nAn Can be Inade by nyrrl ag.nt

nnnn Can be made by evuy agent
ANNN every month iB the business
WV we furnish, bat those Wiling
10 work can easily earn dor.
en- dollars n day night ia their own i,raIl
ties. Have no room 10 explain here. Busi-
ue-s pleasant and honorable. Women and
boyr ami girls 10 az well A. men. We viii
furnish yOU com pists UutGt Ire'. The
business pays better than anything sise.
We Will bear expenses Of starting you.
Particulars Tree. WIts aud HIs. Farmers
and mr cnaLlcs, their sOna and dauEhLsfs,
and All classes in need Of paying work at
home, should write ~ u and learn all
about the work al once. Now In the time
Don't delay. Address TRUE CO.,
Augusta, Maine. hpltGyb
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REMOVAL--200 Pianos and Organs

A 7 MANU- AII z III > FNIIr~0s IIF
a subscribers will sell their entire stO
OF Pianos and organs, new and second
hand. sheet music. music books, and
at very near cost pricr3 tor
cash DURING SEPTEMBER, previous u
removal T. their new store, ~ EAST 18TH
St, UNION SQUARE, Oct. ]. illustrated
mailed. Agents wanted. Hpe-
cial inducements 20 the Trade. HORACE
WATERS & Sons, Manufacturers ard
Dealers 81 Broabway, -. y. EplGb
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
j. q Weakness, Loot Mani mood, and all dis
Ordrs brought on by lDdlscTetIOn or EI-
cess Any druggist has The ingredients.
Address DIR. JAQUk.t q CO.,
feb5egc Cincinnati,
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking In all It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and IL under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, 1t hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check
sight, received from banks, bankers, hrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:.
JOHN X. BOTsFoRD WM. h. SIMPSON.
JACOB ). RHODES, WIN. \. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEO. W. FRANZHEIM, o. &. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my
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FISH
SUNDRIES.

In store at all times tull lines OF Green
and Roasted Coffees, Golden Syrups. Viz
gfnia and Kentucky Plug and twist
Tobaccos, Oils. Bacon (my own curing,I
Goods Pickles. Soaps, Sodas, Grocer's
6 6puss, &C., &C., which ofier to the trade
ut lowest market prices.
feb23 NJ. REILLY.
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,,,,s at ALL stations between
70. "a, s'o arns cumberland; No. 43 stops
hAee'' t,ss,ions between Wheeling and
D ., a. No makes direct connections
FOR ali points South
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rnrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. Ladies
lktk Combination Needle-book, with
IT'LL Chromos. Send stamp. r. p s9luck
New.Bedford. Mas. .fshl0
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avheeliag gesister.
Terms, by Mail, In Advance.

DAILY BE9IsTER.
One year ..........$S 90 Three mon hs...S7 %
TRi.WHEKLf REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy IXr;;A % One cory SES 81 2 mos.n 90
one copy. mos I 90 Ten coples,l yr. Is 90
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baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

nrZE $50 se
o,er Jsnuury Is, 1877, Passen-
on r saI will run as follows, wheeling
aH'' EAs1BOUND TRAINS.
No. 5,No7." No l. No 43"
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Wheeling. W. Va.
All letters when containing ChecL
Postal Money Order, or are Regisi'r
a, may be sent at our risk.
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CAPITAL, S25O,O0O

John K. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
N. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.