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National Republican., 1885-02-12
HOTEL ARRIYALs.

Ebbitt-S. c. Rockwell and wife, Denver,
Col. y. B, Bartlett, Brooklyn; j. Cone, Phila-
delphia; II. H. Dudley and wife, Concord N, H..
81, james, q. McQuigg and wife, Illinois
T. +. Close, j. Bennett, T.. Is. Curtis, Boston
Cleveland, Ohio; H. l.. Irwin, Springfield, Ill.
w. Moore, Norfolk, Va. w. +. Atkins and son,
,, II. sullivan, NJ. D., Chicago J. IL. Bailey,
Manei f. O. Walker, wife, and child, Batavia,
n. Y.
Mctropoltan.-E. S. Myer, New York. ]. II.
city; a. W, Parker Brooklyn, n. "; 8. Spng-
Ter, Nicksburg Miss; H. IL. Lynch, Buffalo,
n, " NJ. l.. Fitch, Michigan; II. Endel and
VIE, VIE, Greenyille, $ Ci George n Montgomery,
Lacey and wife, Woodstock, Va; Thomas O.,
Elder staunton, Va; W. i. Mccormick, Pen
sacOla; Mrs, y, F, Butler and daughter, V. X.
Butler, San Francisco X. Mason, Virginia; Il,
W Hugood Naval Academy Marx Nixon,
New York.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
LIVING MODELS Ar A FAIR.


A New Feature Introduced by the
Ladies' OF Ascension Church at VIII
lard Hail.
There was large attendance last night
at tho bazar being held at Willard's Hall
for tho benefit Of the Ascension Church.
There is debt Of $1,000 over the church,
aud tho ladies are holding the entertain
ment to lessen it, and have accomplished
much toward that end. The bazar is held
under the direction of Mrs. Bartlett, who
is associated by Mrs. Benedict, Mrs Potts,
Miss Bean, Mrs. Carey, Miss Condit,
Misses Miller, Mrs. Lausdale, Mrs. Kear-
ney, and Mrs. Garnott. The hall is mp
propriatcly fitted up with booths, upon
which are displayed fancy articles, and in
| the center of tho hall is tent that
shelters trio of pretty young ladies
making caramels, which they aftorward
sell.
The attraction last night was the art
gallery, with living models. Some Of the
models were very pretty and graceful
and the pictures presented were very
much admired. When not models, the
ladies were Mrs. DIR. Witmor, the Misses
Taylor, and Miss Lausdale. The PeakC
sisters, who give pleasant entertain.
ment, are the attractions for tonight,
and the ladies furnish lunch during the
day.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
Genuine Mandheling
Java Coffee

is much superior to the old mixture
of Mocha and Government Java,
possessing great "body," and at the
same time being very mellow and rich
in favor in the cup. Conclusive evil
dence of this simple yet important
statement in regard to this kind of
Coffee is furnished in the fact that
since its introduction by us, only a
few weeks since, our sales have near
ly doubled. 1t is also very signif-
cant fact that this remarkable in
crease in sales has been accomplished
with very little advertising on our
part further than to furnish the Gen
lline Mandheling Java, roasted fresh
every morning, leaving the goods to
speak and the customers to Judge for
themselves. Always use cream (not
milk to season Coffee.
Mandhollng Java roasted per III. ....,.....; ;l5c
Govt Java and Mocha roasted, per lbra3Oc.
Our superior Potato Chips are also
one of the numerous items of our
stock that advertise themselves. For
Although this is the first time we
have ever mentioned them in an ad-
vertisement, yet the sale Of them has
already grown to such proportions
that we have often retailed an entire
barrel Of them in the short space of
one hour. OF course, with such rapid
and constantly increasing sales on
these and other specialties, we gain
two important points;
!. The more we sen tbe more we loose OF
Z. Tie continuous dow preeludes the possblll-
~ Of stale goods.
one roIparlS more about our Potato Chips! They
are manufactured from selected potatoes, OF
choice Vltiiety, grown In the celebrated potato
soil Of Maine and Vermont The crop Of no
other section VIII produce tho same quality Of
Cur i5ck OF 'AChambers's Peaches for Cream
is rapidly disappearing, and u should be borne
IN MUD that tiGre are no more OF these goods IN
hrst hhnds and therefore cannot be offered again
" our present price-3 cans for Sl.OO.
The same may be said Of our Tomatoes in Glass
Jars which we are closing out Jars for Z; 90,
TomatOes, TIE entire skin and core being re-
showed beior, packing. A luxury, indeed At a
very low price
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs, Grocer,
42sNlnth Street, bet. d aud E.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings Of Day in and
About the CltY.


The Corcoran Art Gallery will he open to
visitors this evening from to 10 o'clock.
The store Of J. Wells, a plate printer OF 22j L
street, was entered and robbed OF $50 on Mon
day.
Mr.. John Meabush, OF Union street south
west, was slightly injured by being thrown
from his wagon yesterday
The funeral of Mr. George Gregory itooS
place from the residence OF i. X. Gray,l lSl
Maryland avenue, yesterday.
John Carter and Charles King were son.
fenced to sixty days In jail by Judge Smell
yesterday for writing policy.
A chimney In tho house OF Mrs. g. V. Brown,
No. an II street southwest was discovered to
be on lire Yesterday morning, but was extin.
guished with but little damage, and without
turning in an alarm.
The obseauies Of the late John d. Clark
who died on Tuesday, will take place from ~
Patrcks Church to-day ut $3.50 n. M, and Will
be attended by many Of the oldest tnhnbi
tants The interment will be ut Mount Olivet
Henry r. Reh, by his solicitor, Col. Robert
Christy, has entered suit against the w. B.
Mutual Aid Society, of Pennsylvania, to re-
cover $1,000 on an insurance policy. The
question involved is whether the act OF thC
| agent in this city is binding on the company
The proposed organization Of q camp o
confederate veterans III this city has been post
poned until after March T. Mr.. N. b. Bratton
the secretary of the original meeting, is au
thori2ed TO call u public meeting. after the
above date The organization Will probably
be known rs StOnowall jackson Camp, &. V.
Mr.. Edgar " Hanlcy and Miss Mollie. II
| Coombs were united I'M marriage yesterday
at the residence of the brides parents, No
1O2s Eighth street, by Rev. J. 4. Kelley, pastor
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, in IN,
presence OF many relations and friends OF thu
! bride. The couple lcft Immediately after th'
| ceremony for New York on short wedding
| trip.
Nh MI.rr II ia Tho nnlnlnn of Mnaara
National Republican., 1885-02-12

In the court in general term yesterday be-
fore Justices Macarthur, Hagner, and James,
the haboas corpus case Of W. NJ. Bryant was
heard, Messrs. Harris and oliver appearing for
the petitioner, and Assistant Attorney General
Maury for the government. The case came
up on appeal from the decision of Chief JUS
tlcc Cartier made in June, 1888, declaring that
the certificate of the physician and tho re-
quest of the sister of Mr. Bryant, on which he
was committed to the insane asylum, was
illegal. At the close of the argument tho case
was taken under advisement.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Federal lodge, No. 1, gave its first Masonic
reception Of the season at Masonic Temple last
night, which attracted about 800 of their
friends including many Masons of high stand
ing. The lodge room was fitted up in all eN'
CellCnt manner and tho members of the lodge
gave their guests warm welcome. a select
programme was rendered, and the talent OF
some of the members found deserved apprc
citation. The arrangements were in the
hands of Mesyrs. q. II. MITCHELL w. A. Short,
and Richard II. Boswell. Those who particl
patcd In the concert were J. w. Swasy, X. H.
Willct, X. II. Boswell. 4. +. Greene, A. Il,
Sperry, Fred Schmidt, Clarence Doyle, Prof s.
$. Doyle, Lewis Abmhams Miss S. Westhorpe
c. II. Allen. Miss Sura Bulla, Dr. g. II. Mitch
ell, H. shutter, and Henry Eberhart Mrs. j
W. Bulla, Mrs. A. i. Sperry Mrs. DIR. Mitchell
G. W, Evans f. g. Gill and ]. +. Hodgson.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Abner's Hall was the scene last night OF {
ball and supper given for the benefit of the
German Orphan Asylum, which will reap q
substantial benefit therefrom. The officers o
the association acted as door and reception
were efficiently managed by the following Ia
dies Mrs. W, Kettlcr, Mrs. X. Kneesi, Mrs
Bratcngeier and Mrs, AIDES. The floor wa
managed by Messrs J, j. Appich (chair
man, Henry WeX, Henry i. Bauer, +. Kiese
King, George MOtls, and ]. West.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

The first 6-inch steel rife reech-loading gun
that has been manufactured at the navy yard
under the appropriation Tor steel guns has just
been tested at the proving grounds, Annapolis,
Md IL is claimed to have stood higher tests
than any similar gun ever manufactured either
In this country or in Europe. The entire work
on the gun was done at the navy yard, the
A second gun Of this class is now nearly com
V1a tod
National Republican., 1885-02-12
-A-N E1[g.PIL-A-NT -ATIoN-

The special The Paa Royal each week. and the
prices quoted the days notified only when
cee line of goods advertise special SALE and offer them at
cost price for three days Though gain nothing the goods sold in
the especial e department. "lhe Paais Royal
when purchase only the special sale lots but other goods you
wanting other departments where though obtain profit
sell cheap cheaper than competitors This explanation will
show that cannot sell a goods special sale prices after
the time specified inou advertisements
National Republican., 1885-02-12

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Guin Guinnip and Mary f. wardor,
Alexander Diggs and Sarah Buckman, Jesse
Smith and Agnes Lyles WIN. II. Whereof and
Linda T.. CLARK, both of Baltimore, Md; Henry
Meyer and Augusta 4. A. Heltmiller, 4. W.
Harvey, OF fLocsburg Va, and Mary ii. Combes
Of New Jersey; George H. Lyford, OF Quincy
ILL.,, and Josephine CulbertsOn, of indianapolis
Ind; Horace Clark aud Mary Whitley, and
Martin Il. Cullinan and Mary 4. o Leary.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
Alleged Forgery or a Deed.

Messrs. Appleby and Edmonston, as solicitors
for Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Baker, has filed Il chan
Gerry bill against John r. Brooks aud others to
cancel u certain deed of trust on lot 3, square
2sj, recorded in January, 1877, purporting TO be
from Charles Baker and Sarah +. Baker, which
she alleges was a forgery, and that one Mary
Dangerfield assumed her name. John X.
Brooks was a colored member of the bar and
some years since was convicted in the criml.
nal court here of perpetrating other frauds OF
this description, and Is now serving out Il sen.
tence IN the penitentiary.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

A CARp.-To all who are suffering from tho
errors and indisCretions of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
] will send recipe that VIII cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary In South America Send self
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph L, In
man, Station D., New York city
National Republican., 1885-02-12
CITY ITEMS.

ONE reason why diseases of the bladder and
urinary organs are 80 difficult to cure il that
they frequently have no pronounced symp-
toms. Hunts Kidney and Livcrl Remedy is
peculiarly adapted to the cure Of these com.
plants, and goes Mt once to the seat of the
trouble, giving relief at once.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

THE Rowland Dental Association No. oil
Four.and.a-half street northwest three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds of
Dental Work. All work warranted flrst-clasl
Hayeadministcred nitrous oxide to over 5000
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings In.
serted in the best manner.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

The ball Of the Powhatan Club, OF East
Washington, last night a: McCauley's Hall.
Capitol Hill, was largely attended by the
young people of that section. The hall was
Handsomely decorated
National Republican., 1885-02-12

In the police court yesterday Henry Ken
ncdy was arraigned and pleaded guilty to the
charge Of assaultlng Ralph Jefferson, both ol
whom are employed in the money order Office,
and who participated in the fight there on
Tuesday. jefferson testified that the defendant
accused him OF making complaints about Ken.
nedy, and when the witness denied the charge
Kennedy assaulted him. Kennedy testified
that he accused Jefferson, who called him q
clerks held witness while jefferson beat him
Judge Smell said that there must be order in all
ofthe departments, and clerks must be under
control and subject to criticism. lie then fined
Kennedy $50, which was paid.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS Alder.
ney butter churned every morning and deliv.
cred in - pound ward prints at soc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &C. per bali but
termilk, DC. per quart and sweet milk AZ &C..
per quart.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
"Itchlng Pilcs"--Symptoms. Moisture

Like pcrsplratlon. intense itching, worse by
scratching, most at night, seems II pin.worm3
were crawling. "Swaynes Ointmont' Is O
pleasant, sure cure.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

s3per gallon, 7j cents quart bottle. No. I
Rye whisky, best In the world for the money
at McGee's, Ninth, near d.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

While getting breakfast ready yesterday
morning at her house, No. ~ Third street
southeast, Mrs ]. L. McCabe was severely in.
jured by the stove over which she was bend.
ing, exploding. She was found by her hus
band in anuncons0ious condition with wounds
on her face, body, and hands, DIR. Bracket
was called in and rendered medical aid, pro-
nOuncing her injuries not serious, The eXplo-
sion was caused by the water freezing In the
pipes connecting with the stove.
" YOU want Help, Houses, or Rooms fur
nishcd or unnIrnished, read THE REPUBLICANS IS
Want columns. Three lines three times for
N pputg
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Az exchange says "Mans average life is 20
years" DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will always
liya
National Republican., 1885-02-12

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles and
fine assortment of bottled goods JAMES THARP
SIS Il street northwest
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Mr.. W. +. Brown, a well.known young man
of East Washington, and Miss Lizzie Holroyd.
the daughter Of Mr.. James Holroyd a promi
nont temperance man Of this city, were mari
ried at the residence of the parents of the
bride, corner of Eleventh and X streets south
east, by Rev. Dr. Treadway, pastor of the First
Methodist Protestant Church An informal
receptiotfsswGs held Immediately after the
ceremony. During the evening the guests
partoOk of supper. The couple will take VI
their residence at iii n street southeast.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

At the meeting Of ladies interested in the
welfare OF the newsboys of this city held at
the Riggs House Mrs. Bishop Andrews was
elected first vice president, in place of Mrs,
Stickney and Mrs La Fetra was elected sec
Ond vice president Mrs, X. Il, Lawson was
elected member of the executive committee
committee was appointed to thoroughly in
yestigatc the needs of the newsboys of this
city, and report such facts as may be of SER
vice In shaping the action Of the society
National Republican., 1885-02-12

No MUFF. 1t is the opinion Of Messrs.
Houck 4 Barnie, managers Of the Baltimore,
Md, Base Ball Club, that st. Jacobs Oil Is the
bost cure ever used by base ball players iol
sprains, bruises, aches, and pains.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
An East Washington Wedding.

sIcKLY children and infants grow strong
and ruddy under the use OF Liebig Co. S Coca
Reef Tonic
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Not single pair of Domestic Hose stock pair double heels
and warranted oil bod pairs with double
3a5 pairs Shoppers celebrated German Hose; a3 pairs
Morys celebrated English Hose Qome prices from ac SI2 This
plain nvarnsed tale which tells Of genuine bargains Remem-
Der, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday oa1.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
An Ornhnn ASYLUM Ball.

IF you want Employment try the WANT
columns OF THE REPUBLICAN,. Three lines
three times for % cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

Children blessing. Chlden Hosiery nuisance
merchants because have buy all sizes h wholesalers won't break
sze We sell out Sizes Others DON'T and
large stock of 'roken o That's just the fix in
offer below
National Republican., 1885-02-12

II you want Employment try the "Want''
columns Of The REPUBLICAN. Three lines
three times for % cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
Elned $50 for Assault.

TRYlhree lines in THE REPUBLICANS "Want'
columns. Three times, 9j cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
Good Work at the Navy Yard.

TRYthree lines in THE REPUBLICAN d "Want
columns. Three times, % cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

THE CHOICE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
REMEMBER,
COTTON UNDER WEAR.

FOR TO-DAY-5o doz. Ladies'
Nightgowns, good cotton tucks and
three rows Of Hamburg Inserting, at
68 cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-12
LADIES' GARMENTS.

Fortunately we have but a very
few odd pieces Of Ladies' Garments
left, which we expect to sell in a
few days.
National Republican., 1885-02-12

a pairs extra heavy Merino
Shirts and Drawers, self
fronts, silk braid bound, pearl
buttons; shirts sizes SO and
AZ; drawers sizes go and 40.
NRnmnnnt,i nrlr1- --........ .bnC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01

Ell Emperador GuilIermo desea la
paz, caando tltimamente dingi6 Ia
palabra Zen Carlsrouhe, gran Ducado
de Baden Baden) q los voluntarios
adiestrados para Ell servicio de las ca
millas destinadas d los heridos en- cam
pana, les dijo que esperaba que no ta-
viesea OCCASION, en- mucho tempo, de
aplicar los conocimientos sdquiridos
para Ell servicios, por no haber indicios
de guerras inmineutes.
Una orden del gobierno de Berlin,
transmitida las antoridades locales
de las provinciss orientales de la mo.
narlufa prusiana, para que expulsen d
todos los extranjeros establecidos en-
elias, sin exception de residencia de
honorabilidad nj de buenos snteceden-
tes, ha prodacido gran sensaci6n.
Mas de treinta mil personas, exp ul-
sadas por una disposition arbtraria,
han privado la agricultural Y d la in-
dustria de los brazos necesarlos, y han
prodacido inmensos perjuicios d los
que han sido objeto de tai persecu-
ci6n. Los polacos del Ducado de Pos
sen han sido los principales objetos de
tai disposition.
On peri61ico aleman ha dicho: "Se
renuevau en- pleno siglo XIX los no.
rrCres de la barbarie."
Eu la Prasia oriental los extranj eros
son generalmente polacos 8 tchecos
rusos 8 an :tro, ,hhngaros lQaerra la
Alemania de5contentar sus aliaios
los Emperadores de Russia y de Aus
trias
sPor qn6 habrA ell gobierno d. Bsr-
lin mandado one sean respetados los
extranieros protestantesY
Ell Consejo federal ha acordado que
Sc prolongne ell pequeho estado de 81
ito Gu Berlin, 4 pesar de las muestras
de amor y respeto con que ell pueblo
saluda al anciano Emperador siempre
que Sc presenta en pdblico.
E Embajador aleman EN- Paris, Mr..
Hohenohe, no saldra de ests capital
hasta que sepa ell resultado de las cleo
clones V pueda dar iuenta de este d 81
soblarno. De este modo terminar& su
mission, despues Sc publicara So NOM
bramiento de Gobernador general de
las provincias de la Alsacia y la Lo-
rena.
Hay paz en- todo ell imperio, y DO Sc
tema une Ia reyoluci6n habida en- la
Rnmeli comprometa a la tranqnllldad
de Europa.
La marcha de los negocios es lenta
y trabajosa.
!. q. SGe..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01

0bitO.- .-Ha falleCidO en- eSta Ga.
ptal ell exceente Y estudioso joven don
Carlos Gambia y C6rdova.
D. E. ?,
Reclban sus dendos maestro pesame.
ID. Juan TenOriO. "-Parece ser
que manana sc pondga en- escena en-
Ponce, por afcionados, aquel popular
fantastico drama de Zorrilla que tanto
Sc representa- en- toda la Peninsula el
dia de los Difuntos.
Ceremonial. DE un peri6diCo de
Santo Domingo, correspondence al 20
de Setlem bre:
"El domingo, Is de Setiembre, tuvo
efecto en- la S. [. Catedral la ceremo.
MIA que ha servido de complemento 8
Ia consagraci6n del senior Arzobispo lie
Santo Domingo: la imposici6n del pa
io. Monsenor Meri1o 10 recibi6 de
manos de monsefor de Milla, delegado
de s. s., qnien por primera vez ofci6
de pontifcal en- la iglesia primsda de
la America. Ese acto y tai insignia
constituyen Ia autoridad arquiespisco-
pal metropolitana; ell palio es Ell vincu-
10 del pastor y sus ovejas. Merece to-
do elogio la oraci6n pronunciada por ell
senior delegado apost6lico con motive
de la imposition del palio.
Opera c0mioa franCeSa. -LeemOS
en- an eoega;
Eel elenco de la gran Compsnia de
Opera c6mica y bufa francesa del seflor
Eugene Duplan es Ell siguiente
La eminente tiple
Mile. Cecile Lefort, lere. chanteuse,
Nine. Mailot, lere. chanteuse.
Mime. Etienne, 2de. chsnteuse.
Mile. Lescot, 2de. chanteuse.
Nine. Blanc les Desclauses, Miles
Delpech, Deleray ct Granier, Dagaz6ni
Mines 0itro, Huguet, Chazole, Julian,
Amiel, Blanche Fevsl, Jaliani ct Jalia,
Mr.. Msllot, ler' tenor,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01

e'aando 81 que haya promovido Ia
competencia Sc halle en- ell case del pa
rrafo segando del articulo IS, Sc le i'm
p6ndr&n todas las costas.
Las mismas declaraciones pueden
hacer las Audiencias y los Jueces de L.
Iustancia, cuando decidan cuestiones
de competencia.
C1ando no hicieren especial condena-
ci6n de costas. Sc entenderan de oticlo
las causadas en- la competencia.
(C0ntinaard).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
REVOCATION De P0DERES.

Con esta fecha hemos revocado los
que teniamos conferidos q los se10res
don Jose Travieso y QuiJano, don
Francisco Ponte y Llarena y don En-
rique Bosch y Carambot de quienes
quedamos satisfechos por So buen de-
sempeho en- las epocas en- que nos repre-
sentaron, por 10 que les dejamos en- So
buena reputation y fama.
Bayam6n, "a de Octubre de 1885,
Espinosa R0drt0uez e. Co. 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
HA LLEGlDO La HORA,
BUENA 0CASI0N
para el cOnipratl0r
Y 4 PREctos
SuAAMElfE LINlFADOS
De REALiZACl0N,
No perder Ia
ocasion d la
GANGA: acudid
pronto d la
AGENCIA MUSICAL
y Centre Artistico
! DE RAMON SaRRlERa,
Calle del Sol 20.

lPanos fiano dmamente reebdos copetaca de
les celebres abcanes GORS KALLMANN de STElNWEG e
mane cueas resonadoe los sono
cavgero de hlerro otros de
Magnffcos pianos de del afamado fabcane franz
@ HERR los acreditasmo epanoles de BERNA
REGGI GASSO 4 co
ORdNos ARMoNmM tranposores con 10 egstros;
cs amben samameu eutato del ceebre II
brcante ALEXANDRA.
Accessories de oas classes mdca mprssa alta novdsdss ent
elias q "Boccaecia Ia MascOua."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
ALNlCEN De MERCANClAS
DE All u M A D A 7 CO
Fortaleza mum. 40.

Realizan d precios limitsdisimos.
Clavos de tonelero nhmeros 8 y 10
Huacales de 40 docenas platos.
Idem loaa surtida.
Hero galvanisado.
Papel estracilla, blanco.
VENTAs AL PQR MAYOR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
GACETA DE HOY.

Tendran lugar elecciones mu.
nicipales en- Naraniito y Fajardo
durante los dias 9, 10, IL y II
del entrante.
Nombrado Alcalde de Maya
giiez D. Pedro J. Olaguibel.
Nombrado Alcalde de Nagua-
DO d. Fermin de Thomas, que 10
era de JuncoS.
Communication sobre reduction
de cuarentenas y otros detalles
CONSEQUENCES en- Nueva Orleans.
Andnciase que Sc proveera por
concurso ell Registro de la Propie-
dad de Caguas.
\umbrado Oicial 50 de la Ad-
nini~traci6n Central ID. Antonio
Bard Crespo.
Prospecto y bases del sorteo
extraordinario de Loteria pro-
vincial que tendra efecto ell 20 de
JUNO de 1886.
E, primer premio sera de so, 0OC
pesos.
Constara ell sorteo de 5000
billetes, a 10 pesos uno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-01
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
A los senores Accsonistas.

A los sel0res Accionistas.
Aeordado por la Directiya en-
session del Il de los corrientes ell
canje de los tituos Antiques y
provicionales por los definitiyos
de asciones de esta Sociedad, po-
dram los senores Accionistas pa
sar las oficinas de la misma pa
ra yerifiear dicho canie, todos los
dias iaborables de 9 a ii de la
manana Y de 2 a de la tarde, a
partir del 2 de N0Uiembre.
No Sc entregaran dichos titu-
los sino a quienes justifiquen de-
bidamente ei derecho a recibir-
los.
Puerto Rico, Octubre 26 de
lS85.-El Administrator, Ma
nuet AiUarez. 1877