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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
COMPANIA FERREA DEL OESTE,

Atendiendo al niugun movimiento
de pasajeros y carga que produce ell
viaje que con arreglo al itinerario pu-
blicado en- Is del corriente daba ell va
por de la habfa en- los dias laborables.
llegando d las Z de la noche d la Capi.
tai de doEde salia para arribar & las
Il a Catafo, acord6 la Directiva supri-
mir dicho viaje: como asf mismo para
mayor comodidad de los sefiores pasa-
jeros fjar las salidas del tren de Baya-
mon d las 81 de la tarde en- vez de las
64 sehalada; partiendo d Ia misma ho-
ra Ell vapor de la Capital para Catafio
siendo este ell dltimo visje quedar& en-
los referidos dias laborables.
Los billetes que Sc expidan para el
dltimo tren que sale de Bayam6n las
81 de la tasde, seran dnicamente hasta
Catafio.
LO que Sc anuncia para conocimien-
to del p6blico, empezando a regir esta
modification desde Ell dia l.' del pro-
ximo Mayo.
Bayam6n, % de Abril de 1884.
81
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200 Rollos alambre con puas para
cercas.
100 docenas ollas estafiadas enlo-
sadas.
20 cascos pinturas de todas clases.
800 cumbreras y canales de hierro
galvanizado.
20 bultos tornillos de hero galva-
nizados.
25 cascos p!anchas para ropa.
100 cajas machetes perrillos, mora
nos y dagas.
10 cascos tia en- piedra.
20 tachos 8 fondos de Carr6n de
175, 300, 400, 500 y 900 gallo
nes.
80 csjas de camas ordinarias, fnas
y regulares,
s ldem cuchilleria de mesa y pa
ra carnicelos.
61l9 calderos de diferentes tamaflos.
100 docenas cubos 8 baldes de hie-
rro gslvanizado.
l bultc con gatos parasuspender
de 8 q s toneladas.
6 bultos prensas de copiar.
so cascos azadas de todas clases.
4 csjas sillas bordadas de mon
tar para caballeros.
IL idem hojas sable.
200 idem puntas de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30

2 idem sillas de montar para sefio-
ras.
2 idem arneses para caballos
coches.
idem cerraduras para puertas.
300 barriles clavos tonelero.
cajas alfleres.
2 idem capas de gonna superiores.
10 bultos herraduras para Caba-
Hos.
12 cascos aceite inaza.
Is idem ejas arado.
cajas sierras de aire.
4 idem con candados, visagras,
lata, a.ambre, metal, plumss de
acero, argollas y candados.
Is bultos. palas de hierro.
l idem almohadas de pluma.
100 nidos baules. 4 en- nido.
10 barriles alquitran.
IL bultos hachas.
10 idem estopas.
so barriles clavos americanos.
3 bultos cocinas de hierro.
10 cascos visagras 7.
2 bultos palanganas estafadas.
so idem vidrieria en- copas, vasos
y copitas.
106 cajas de tubos de vidrio para
lamparas.
"a bultos romanas para pesar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
la ELEGANCIA GUIANA.
FoRTALEzA EsoU1NA A SAN JusTo


)RTALEzA EsQU1NA A SAN JUSTo
iSefioras y Caballerosl
procurare ser concise
en- 10 que voy exponeros.
vi.
Sin saber como empezar,
nj como he de coucluir,
sc que algo os debo decir,
que al fin os ha de agradar.
La sociedad, casi toda,
sabe ben mi dill gencia
de renovar con frecuencia
los objetos de la MopA
Pues bien, por stos vapores
recientemente llegados,
recibi de otros mercados
coRBATAs lie mil colores.
Unas que llaman CHALINAs,
otras que llaman PLAsTCNEs;
y en- EsENC1As y JABoNRS
las cosas mas sipe rtinas.
En- MEDI S, de caballtro,
he recibitlo primores;
calidades superiorts
hasta de POGO D1NERo.
La celebre cAscARILLA
que tanto Y tanto hcrmosea,
y que la mujer mas fea
10 transforma en- maravilla.
BoMB1Tos, tengo sin fin,
de mil formas, NUEvAs ToDAS;
pues yo sujeto las MoDAs
al dLTIMo igurin.
Lo antique pasa la historic,
mas tamblen debo advertir,
que hoy nos brinda ell porvenir
otras dichas y otra gloria.
Esos FLEXIBLEs soMBRERos
de formas tan caprichosas,
que encantan las hermos&s
vistos en- los caballeros.
Esos PAIL sELA SIC
otras formas infnitas
todas cual mas bonitas;
la Ultima q 10 TAMBERLIK.
Aqui encontrarlas podes
81 os decidis vcnir
para admitir y elegir
10 mucho que encontTareis,
Que entire tanta novedad
como aqui salta la vista,
no es possible que resista
nuestra bUena sociedad.
Mas aun queda 10 mejor
que yo no quiero decir;
es necesario venir,
y os 10 pido por favor.
Que habeis de encontrar hoy dis
infnita variedad,
en- cosas de NovEDAD
y objetos de fantasia.
En- ell angulo saliente
de FoRTALEzA SAN JUsTo,
sc ven mil cosas de gusto
que no tuve hasta ell presente.
En- un Undo EScAPARATE
que AD-Hoc hice construir,
vereis briIlar y luoir
preciosos objetos de arte.
Las modas mas seductoras;
todas mandadas traer
tan solo por complacer
ell gusto de las seforas.
81 quereis echar 81 resto
y seguir siendo elegantes,
con mas motive j. antes
debeis visitar
SExTO.
n. B.-Aunque va 10 sabeis bien,
aqui consignarlo quiero;
Sc LAVA todo sombrero
y Sc REFoRMA tambien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
HOTEL Y RESTAURANT
DE EMB AJADORES.

Oomidas q la espanola, francesa, in
glesa y demas naciones. Mesa redon-
da d las l l de la mafiana y s de Ia tar
de, A la carta, q cualquier hora del
dia y de IA noche. Habitaciones ven
tiIadas, con vistas d las Gales de San
Jnsto y Tetuan, Puerto-Rico.
La mejor recommendation de este Ho-
TEL y REsTAUBNAT, son ell aseo Y las
comidas, que Sc distinguen de las de-
mas de su clase, como es pdblico y no.
toria, por la delicadeza y buen gusto
con que Sc ccnfeccionan.
Gale de San Justo mum. 4 esquina
d la de Tetuan. 81
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Don Enrique TiIande, COmisG-
rio de Ia Quiebra de d. Leo
nardO Lgorovidez.


Al Pdblico hago saber: que en- la e. sec
cion de los autos del juicio de dicha quiebra,
Sc ha dispuesto poner pdblica subasta loo
frutos siguientes:
5Sl sacos azdcar de O.. & 50 is centa.
vos ell quintal.
AGA i'd. id. de id. a44 90 centa.
vos Ell quintal.
4S2 id. id. de id. asa 20 csnta.
543 i'd. id. de id. & "a 20 centa.
vos el quintal
So bOcoyes id. de s.a 50 rs centa-
vos Ell quintal.
galones.
id. id. de i'd. 22..4s q los 100
galones.
id. id. de id. g.. a 5 2s los 100
galones.
id id. de id. 24.s 4 s25 los 100
galones.
octave id. de id. 24.sa$ IS los 100
gslones.
Cuyo remate, tendr& efecto 81 dia tres del
entrante Mayo las de- su tarde en- Ia casa
calle de la Fortsleza ndmero SO advirtiendose
que 40 Sc admitiran posturas que no cubran al
total importe de la tasacicn.
Dado en- s. j. de Pto-Rico veinte seis de
Abril de mil ochocientos ochenta cuatro.--
Eorique sijande.-El Escribano, Jose Maria
Saniuan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
LA MUJER De SU CASA.
Fect"So ts0Fo "e t6 6@'St''y"S0d eScTstoT0 g0ttsg
DONA CONCEPTION ARENAL.

Sc vende en- la Liberia de Jo-
Sc GONZALEZ Font, Fortaleza 27,
a 30 centavos ejemplar. Para eli
interior, franco de porte, IS cen.
tavOS. 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
s17,O57-O4


Imposiciones con interes. 1882 OF
482, ,547-66
Operaciones efectuadas desde 10 Enero de 1885
Descuentos verifcados. 2s7,577-13
Prestamos ybechos....... 128, ,700-04
Creditos concedidos.... 443,605-...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
jPOr que HS tan UliVepSalmGlt8
CoNoCIDo Ell LICoR DE
BREA MUNERA2

Por que el Is de Abril de 1878, ha-
!landose en- Barcelona Mr.. Guyot, de
Paris, lie invitamos por Ia prensa PEE
ri6dica d someter So licor con ell nues-
tro ante Lac Academies de Barcelons y
Paris, y no acept6. Por que catedr&-
ticos tan distinguidos conocidos CO.
mo los sehores Carb6, Robert, yRo-
driguez Mendez han dicho en- lunino-
sos dictamenes, que ell uso del Licor de
BreG M@merG, cura los herpes todas
las Intermediates de la piel, la tos, ca
tarros pulmonares, titus, Intermediates
de la orina, y es ell mejor depurativo
de la sangre. Porque en- cinco amos
que lleva de vida Sc han vendido en- el
pasado 1882, cuarenta y cinco mil
frascos.
Sc vende en- todas las buenas farma-
cias y droguerias.
FARMAcA EsCUDnLERs, %, BAR
CELoNA.
DEPOSITO: En- la farmacia de Cars
los J. Monagas, Maysgiez 210, Mari
ma Meridional.
En- Aguadilla, farmacia de Pedro
Rovira.-En Cabo-Rojo, farmacia de
Jose Antonio Fleytas. Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
Total. $S59,Ss2-17
Sc ARRIENDA;
0vENDE AcAMBIo DE UNA CASA.

Laestancia deuominada "Santa Ana
en- eI barrio des'San Ant6n" jnrisdicci6I
lie la f'arolina, compnesta de cua-
renta cuerdas de terreno, algunos arbo.
les frutales, un bano de quebrada J
ma hermosa casa habitaci6n.
e, que la iuterese puede diriiirse eI
Ia Capital su dnena, Gale de Sar
Sebastian mum. 20, so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
GuStaVO G. BindSeil
C0miSionist0, erpOrtodor y Ggemte dt
fd6ric0S n.0 32 W0nen Street.
Nueco- YOrF.

Ofrece sus servicios al comercio de
esta Antilla en- tcdos los ramos de la
industria americana y posee inmensas
facilidades para la compra y venta de
toda clase de articulos.
Hace especialidades de toda clase en-
coches y carruajes, srneses para caba-
Hos y sillas de montar d precios Suma-
mente bajos que desafian toda compe-
tencia en- estos ramos.
Solicita correspondence y ds cotiza-
clones de todo genera de productos y
artefactos. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30

La casa de Comercio que giraba ba-
10 la raz6n social de CosTAs HIJo, en-
ell pueblo de Penuelas, ha cesada des-
de esta fecha en- sus operaciones bajo
esta firma, continuandolas en 10 suce-
sivo bajo la de
COSTAS, SANTAELLA y Co.
Pehuelas, Febrero 10 de 1884.
81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
SAINz, CERRA Y COMP.

SAN FRANCISCO "a.
Comisionistas. Agentes generates de la Inca de
vapores Empresa Martina Puertoriquena. Impor-
tadores dc tejidOs dc todas classes procedencias.
Ventas por mayor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-30
AVISO,

Sc vende muy barato I'm coche de
seis asientos forma Victoria en- el ms
tituto de vacuna en- Rio-piedras. 81
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News Briefs.

Sir Charles bikes newspaper says that Mr. Glnd-
stone recently declared that he expected 10 DC 0ug
OF Office In a few weeks
Rev. Alexander JBaird, DID,, OF Nashville Tenn..
died suddenly In New York yesterday.
Nicholas DeGrow, assistant secretary and CASH
Ter OF she Union Mutual Life Insurance compaTy,
commit led suicide yesterday at his summer rrsi-
dence, on little Diamond island, Me.
Arrangements are making for the fourth biennial
reunion OF the colored militia OF the Unted States,
TO be held In Kansas City, Mo-, August
The contest Tor the championship OF fancy and
trick bicycle riding between ID. J. Canary, OF B,s-
ton, and Warren Wood, or Chicago, was won by
Canary at Chicago Saturday night.
The American Lacrosse team suffered its first de-
feat In Great Britain on saturday at the hands u
the Belfast team, 10y a score OF goals toa
AT the capture OF Berber Hussein Pasha Khalffa
the Egyptian commander was wounded and wonld
have been killed had not friend seized rebel fla q
and held IL over him until the tight was finished.
Gov. Ordway, OF Dakota, has sent a letter 20
Hugh J. Campbell, the L.. s district attorney in
which he states that he would like the examiners
OF the department OF justice 10 consider the charges
against him.
Sexton, the billiard player, was yesterday thrown
from carriage In New York, and his left fore arm
was broken In two places.
The engineers OF the Lehigh and SusQuehaIna
branch OF the Reading road have decided that II
they do not have their pay for April and May by
next Monday that every train man and track man
Will quit work
The crops through New England have been sorf-
ously injured by the late frosts
IL Is reported that Mrs Teresa Fair, the divorced
wife OF Senator Fair, Is 10 marry q newspaper
writer in San Francisco
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Political Pojuts.
raxM,Sr's pEM,yps-.y ,rT.cx ON

TANMANY's pENASps-AS ATTACK ON ctrvrr.xr--
CLAIMS OF IRVING HAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
INT REfU BlICANs-BLAISE MEETINGS..
AT meeting OF the Tammany Hall committee On
organization In. New York saturday, a resolution
was adopted demanding OF the state convention
representation In proportion 10 numberA Tie RS
olutiOn states that Tammany Hail has for fsu
years accepted a minority REPRESENTATION In TIA
convention, although a majority OF the democraIir
voters OK the city embraced within the organ.
hation. Speeches we've made 10y John Kelly ahi
others. ana strong disposition manifest d 10 make
decided stand against Irving Hall and the counts
democracy. one OF the speakers--.N- Senaisa
''rady-attacked GOV. Cleveland Ia bitter style,
saying that IL would be death 10 the party and Ta.
many Hall 20 place such man IN the " hite House.
The committee OF independent republicans e
New York, of which Gen. Francis {. Barlow "a
chairman. which was appointed 10 correspond WIN
the delegates 10 the late republican Convention
held In Chicago, ana urge the nomination of mn
who Will advance reform in the civil service made
their nnal report saturday night and adjourned
SHE die. They state that they performed thslr
duly but Ia spite OF their representations, unae-
belongs.
The democrats OF the first, second and third a.
tricts, centering about Kingston, y. Y, and ths
democrats OF Chemung county, on Saturdat
elected uninstructed delegates, who are, however,
friends OF Cleveland The first district OF Monroe
county elected Flower delegates
The delegates 10 the New York democratic state
convention elected by the Irving hall democracy
adopted resolution In which Il was set forth Tat
Irving hall had right 10 equal REPRESENTATIVES.
with Tammany hall in the national convention.
Powell Clayton was given an ovation by the Fe-
pGolcans at a public meeting In Little no, X,
Ark, saturday night. and resolutions were adopted
strongly indorsing his course and that OF the Ar
kansas delegation 10 the Chicago convention
The executive committee OF the Taxpayers cru-
tral association OF New York have passed resOlu-
lions condemning the nomination OF Blaine, ahd
opposing his election as unsafe Tor the business -
terests OF the country.
a Thurman boom is being cultivated in Ohio Tut
the prospect il that II Payne decides 10 become
candidate he Will get the state delegation.
Large Blaine ratification meetings were held IN
chicago, PIttsburg, ST. Louis ana Ithica SATURDAY
night
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REAL ESTATE, COMPRISING ALL OF THAT
TRIANGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND NUM-
BERED SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY NINE
t639l. LOCATED NEAR THE CAPITOL. AND
CANAL STREETS.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme OR
Court of the District of Columbia. passed in the T5
suit of Henry B. Beach ct TX vs. Jane Farnham ct -.
al equity cause numbered $3.50 the Doth day of May
ID. 1884, the undersigned Trustees will, THURS
DAY; the NINETEENIH DAY OF JUNE, 4. d. 1884
premises mentioned the following described real estate
in the City of Washington in the District of Columbia
to wit All that square of ground and premises known
and designated upon the official plat of said city as
containing in all about thirty three thousand and
thirty-hve (S3035) square feet of ground The said
square will be sold either whole in lots may
to the Trustees seem most advisable.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money of
the whole Of each piece Of the property if sold in
lots in cash at the time of SALE and the balance
equal instaments for which the purchaser give
his promssory notes payable respectively in and
two years from the date of sale with interest six
cent annum and secured by deed of upon
the property Sold all cash. ut the option Of the pur
chaser deposit Of one hundred 100 dollars
the acceptance of the bid If the property sold as
whole and. if sold in lots deposit of twenty dol
lars ($25) required the acceptance of each bid
OO) days. the Trustees the right to resell the
property after three days advertisement in the Even
ing STAR newspaper at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser Ai c9nysyanc1ng at purchasers cost
1906 street II. W.; r.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, trustees.
1924 street NV,
For plat and subdivision of said square apply to
THOMAS j. FISHER & Co,
je12-d&ds Auctioneers.
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The Chicago Markets.
Corcoran Gallery Of Art.

NEW STATUARY, PICTURES AND CASTS
The gallery has closed its operations for the sea-
son, with important additions OF statuary, paint
1ngs, bronzes and casts The marble statues of
Mur1llo, Canova and Crawford, lately received from
Mr.. Ezekiel, sculptor, at Rome, have been safely
placed In their inches, thus completing the noble
effect presented by the west side of the building
ceived, but the whole series, eleven In ALL reflect
great credit upon Mr.. Ezekiel by the skill displayed
in their varied FORMS character dress and far az
study OF all accessible means could 60, Htenesses.
The transition In fashion OF dress, from period TO
period, is notably well DONE
Mr.. Ezekiel arrived here just after the elevation
OF his last statue and had the satisfaction OF view
ing not only the whole OF these In position but also
ms bronze medallion portrait Ct M cofcoasn In
tops, are placed his two bronze groups OF children
music.
portraits OF President Arthur and OF the Hon. J.,
Morrill, Vermont, both painted by q. p. A. Healy,
In his vigorous style OF form and color.
An Interesting painting has been presented TO the
gasy 16s0 t M ~ n FSS
receiving nom the Hon. g. v. Fox, late assistant
secretary OF the navy the resolutions OF congratu-
lation adopted by Congress, NAY, 1896, upon his
presence Of Prince Gortschafon, Minister cassius
N. Clay, M. John Van Buren,, Capt Murray, Com
mander Beaumont and two secretaries In August
1855 The painting Is by l. Eug LerOux, PariA
Fog wishes by his widow
The gallery has also Just received several casts Of
Re e:a s9I,D sculpture So%prng Of = An
busts and baas-reliefS OF the 1lth century, which
win be placed In position when tho gallery 4 closed
for three weeks In August
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. 18th. 1854. ut L. IN, FRANK

CLARK. On june 18TH 1854. at L. IN. FRANK
CLARK, age thirty-siy years.
1224 Maryland northeast Ito morrow Tin---
day June 18th. at ~ Relatives and friends
rltcd To attend
DOoLEY on Sunday June 18TH 1854 az 80 r. m
of cholera nfantum CLARENCE j.. youngest son u
DIR. L, X and Sarah c. Dooley. aged two years
Funeral from the Residence of his Iarnts No, sOl
Pennsy avenue southeast Tuesday, June 18th 20
five O'Clock D. m. -
HUNTER. ON the morning Of June 10th 1874 at tho
Residence OF his grandfather Martin Ford 24l2 street
GEORGE LIZ ROY, infant son Of VIM +. and Julia y
Hunter.
HOWARD The funeral Of ALFRED J. HowaHD,
aged Is years months and days who died AZ hts late
place from the Zion Baptist church June IL at tire
O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends resI~st
Rry William SiiI,pns Tastnr Of tbe Church and "a II
Walker. pastor of shiloh Baptist church.
FROM HIS MOTHER AND BRorHzns
MATTHEWS. Suddenly in Baltimore. Md. on fie
morning of the 10th June 1854 I'm the eighty
year Of her age Mrs L. > MATTHEWS widow a
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MOSEIEY At Meridian, Miss. June L. 1854
MARGARET D. wife Of Rev. j. W. Mosesy and daus Ia
ter of the late Major George Peter, of Montgomery
county, Md
NIBLACK At yincennes Indiana on June 18th lisa
of cholera infantum. WILLIAM ELLIS NIBLAt x.
Niback.
O'CALLAHAN In GEORGETOWN DC Sunday J,sne
Is. lisa. JOHN OCALLAHAN.A native of MillstrsFt
County Cork. Ireland and resident Of tieretown fuH
the past thirty eight years. AGED fifty six years.
May his soul rest in peace
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral from the family rsidenc. No a.
Sixth street. Georgetown on Wednesday morning June
IS at O'clock. Requiem mass at Trinity church a.
O'Clock sharp.
woLCoTT The burial Of the late EDWARD woL-
COTT and his only daughter, LoL1E, will take pac at
Oak Hill cemetery Tuesday June IL. NJ 4 O'Clock D.
IN Services at the calel ly the Rev DIR SunderlaIis
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Will De taken for baggage to be checked and received
any point III the city.
". NJ CLEMENTS, ~ of T., Baltimore
nl9 c. h LORD (i,nl Pass. NIGER AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-16
THIS EVENING",

LOLEY, Auctioneer.
MONDAY. JUNE NINTH, at TEN AM and SEVEN
NJ, continuing TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY at same hours we viii
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF STORE 215 PENN.
SYLvANIA AVENUE N. W.,
Known O'MEARAS SPORTING AND MUSICAL
BAZAAR.
STOCK CONSISTS OF
Guns, Violns Cutlery, Fishing Tackle Combs and Hair
Brushes Tooth Brushes. Toys Razors and Straps. Re-
Rifles Tool Chests Pocketbooks Balls and 900 useful
Household Articles.
Sale without reserve at 10 a. m and Z D. m on above
days. - w. ~
Dealers should attend the SALE as the goods will be
almost given away. telO-lm