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NEW YORK, sept. l6.-:The cur
stays In Amoricsw These words
we're spoken by ext -Commod doro James
d. Smith, as the Puritan's main boom
passed tho finish lire oa
scollsnd light ship h.day,
alter the closes con ,st ever se'led iu
any fofty.T,le courte. The Genesler
was beaten Quo minute aud - nc ,ouds
cor rected time, or 2 mlnu' - and OH
onds actua, tune. The course was 81
mi les to leeward ard rc.a.n TO n the
scotland 1'gb.sbip. Tho " md lIny
west northwest, the yachts
were seen away In an east
southeast course dead before
no " nd. In ialsion tne cutter beat
tho slt pp enc ptnu. and VI seconds.
From tho s'nrt - the iip'sh they made
but ono short tack OF u 70 n nd Two
long Lengths OF n'nc and ton ml'os
respectively, IN a balf gr'e of wind,
which changed to nor h. northwest.
soon atterthe outer marx wrr 10 leu.
In this work tho Poritsr gainod 4
minutes and 60 seconds from polns Ia
point. Leaving Pier Q, East river. al b
o'clock, the COMMITTEES boat Luc, 4, on
1ch, ,fndipv the flags OF The New Yors,
Esstern and Royal Thomas Yacht
clubs, steamed down the bsy
70 Staten Island, ts,iug on board ,he, a
Mr. Louis T.. B1yr~d, OF tte Iswsn.
haka Yacht club, and Mr.. Rutland, OF
tie Pricilla There were also on board
Commodore James ID. Smpr' OF the
New York Yacht club, Frar slyn,
Bsssford, tho marine a,,ist, Mr,
Roosevelt Schuyler, Gustsve t;rahp,
Csss Caudeld, or the cutter. IsisI,
Charles q. Hoeight, Of 10 schooner
Crusader ileet, Captain bert Cen
tor, of the New York ,'acht club,
Oliver. Uing aud Herman Le,oy, oi
the Union CLUB; J. II. Lonrstreet,
Edwin Post and Rev. Mr.. Bepismln,
Out over tho New Jersey tiis, IN
,he westward, fleecy whit cloud were
rising, giving promise of an increa "a
IN The iofco OF a moderate breeze
nom tho west and northwest
then blowing. There was ono spl,tsi =
spectator on the bluffs of Fort wsd !.
worth ns this boats passed thrsurh the
rarfuws, where there had been thou
aands on Monday TO see tho finish OF
the first race. There was no time lost
N preparations to-day. When
tue judvs's boat arrived Oh
Sandy Hook the 0suesta and
Puritan wefs both under way close
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
MEXICAN lNosPENDeMcg DAY.
Failure Of Str Henry Woifs MIssisa
ksssia TO BUILD More Csuissrs.
The Oavelinss AaAir-Ths
Cholera nscora-Er.lish
sporting News, Ec.


MR. cHANDEaLAIN's srEHct
LONDON, Sept. l6.-Nr. Chant erla,n
spoke at Glasgow yesterday. In the
course OF his speech he took the grou nd
that 1t was a matter OF national i'm
postance that the coming Parliament
tr-y elections should result In seating
majority numerically strong enough
to put down Parnell ON the subisct os
church disestaelishment. He said he
was opposed - State Interference
with. Or aid to religion. He
was IN favor Of freeing the church IN
England, E,otland aud Wales from
Stsse control. Referring to the Irish
question, he sad he still adhered TO
me IDEA OF national counsel In Dublin;
had always favored . union OF the
English Democracy and the Irish poc.
pie, which would project all agaiuss
CLASS oppression; was hopeful tina. the
bi ter feeling In Ireland against Eor.
land would disappear, "a was nlrv,,,v
the case In Scotland.
FAILURE OF SIR HENRY woLFr's MIS-.
sIoNs
There ia no longer any doubt Of the
failure OF the mission OF Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff, British speolAt en.
.oy to Turkey, asst 10 announced the
Apglc-Turkish joint. occupation OF
Egypt has heen abandoned, and the
porte Will consider the expsdiency Of
sending a commission TO accompany
Sir Henry, to Egypt. 1t ia generally
oelieved the srttan's reasons for not
acce ding TO the terms offered by the
Bril- "a envoy, Is no feared Russia
wculd forget her promise respecting
the treaty OF Berlin 10 the event Of an
AuRio Iurkish alltanco.
THE LANCASTER RACES
| Az Lancaster to-day the race for The
81: Lsger ssakes was won by Melton,
ridden by ArcherI lsobsr, second;
loudy, third. There were 10 starters.
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Reunion OF the Mexican Veterans.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. l8.-The auuyal

INDIANAPOLIS, sept. l6.-Th0 auuval
reuciou OF the Nat.ousl Mexican w..
erans' r1s0c. .ation began In the city
: day. About q , voterns, inoludiBy
representatives OF q majority OF the
states OF the Union, are present. At 2
O'CLOCK the vete, ans, escorted by the
ocal militia, pars 'ed the streetS. the
procession beng reviewed by doy-
ernor Grav, from the al ops OF tho court
house. Tne mt )iny wr = OF lied ) or
DER by Geneial j. w. Denver, presl-
dent Of tie e,sociation. Genersl M,
D. Manson, of Indiana, made
The welcoming spec ,h, and
was followed by Msior McMss' ,r,
Genera! DSuver responded in behp {
OF the vel jrans. C0mmi. lees on relo-
lutions and organization were AZ /.
United and the session adjourned.
The reI )rt OF the score .sry shows
the agg !egate Of reglst 3red members.
4,tH; veterans eprolled, but as vet
without The preRci bed insignia OF mem.
bership, about 1000. Total numerical
strength OF the association, about
s,tOJ, The secretary discussed the
his Nv of the failure of tho Mexican
per on bill In the Last congress, and
recommends that tho names OF the
tricss.ers who distracted the sur /.
por, OF tho bill should be boycotted
ny every uue soldier and sons of
soldiers,
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Mexico.
CELEBRATING .NDp PEN1ENCE

cELEDRATlNa -NDr PEN0ENcE DAY.
Cry OF MLxIco, Sept. 16.--The cele-
bration OF Mexican independence was
tegun last evening by special services
ct the National Theatre. President
Disz presided. A brilliant assemblage
OF military officers, foreign ministers
s1d the elite Of the city were present,
IL day there WAS Q grand procession
or infantry, ARTILLERY, csvAl-
ry and civic societies. Twen.
" thousand people were In
ne, while the city was beautifully
decorated, AmerlcapS displaying the
National colors, blended with those Of
Mexico.
Grants portrait and those of Jusrese
and Hitplgo, Were prominently dis
played. Railways brought thousands
OF visitors - the city. The city VIII
be splendidly illuminated ).night,
CoNdREss CONvENEs.
Congress assemblies tonight, and
railroad representatives confidently
expect that the President, In his mes.
sage, will recommend resumption in
whole or In part OF the suspended sub.
sides.
YELLOW FEvED ABATINa.
Northers prevail at Vera Cruz, and
yellow fever Is abatlng.
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isssionsl double SOULS was won nv
dsnlan and Lae; Hosman and Peters.
second, and Mckay and Hamm, third
Time tor three miles, 1852.



LEXINGTON, Sept ls-The weather
to-day could not be bsttsr. The track
Is good and attendance large,
flrst Race-Purse SO, one ana onf !.
IN miles; starters; S,lkeu Bans.
Maians, S.sp.a-Loag, Susie, Lille O..
SocSs, Lazy Waywafd, MalanA led az
the START, Lady waywsrd second No
change to the back sire, ch, where ~
dy Wsyward took tho lead. She YVES
not headed, and won easily bv fopr
'eughts; Malana, second, tour lepghts
n front o: Step Long, thiid.
Time; l:5i&.
Second Race-The Clark stake, thret.
ioruhs OF mite; s.arlers: Sir Jo-
seph, Grlma.da, Eudowe-, O'Fsl' ON.
General Ciltz, and Fee Knight. OiNa .
'on, Endower and Free knight cot OF,
eyeG. The eatirs field closed 40 in a
ciose bunch. There was no change 60
he Iesd OF slretch, where @ Fa ION
srd +, % knight drew clear aud IN n
close raeo to The eighth pole, VINE GO
O'Failon drew away audw on the race by
two lengths; Free Il 'ght lcoud, hat
length anead of Si- Joseob, third,
Tine; l,l9.
Tffd race-Se''ing race, purse $3.50
one and one eighth milo; starters:
Bsddy Bowling, Blue Bonnet, Banker,
VOC Troll lpc. Aupte WoodCl ,k, PAT.
us W.. EDDY Bowling led by u leug. \,
Mo otcock, second, H. ,l'ops aud Psltie
W close together. At the quarter pole
Aruie W0odcOck went to tho i,ont bv
a length, Blddy Bowling sscond, Voio
third. AT the head OF the stret IN
tLese three joinedicompany ana raced
so close t,gether 10 the end that alter
so la consideration tho judges decliei
Biddv Bowling, tlrsst; VIOLA, second :
AID N0odcock, third,
Tine l.5i.
Pending the decision m ost dis.
qiareinl Lot cccui red In font OF the
JUDGES stand, he con rel figures OF
wi sch We 9 connected with tho track,
WI rSey was the leading spirit. The
,l.ce wece ilsgrantiv inefficient de.
spite the many demands OF Il q resld-
''g Judge 70 rOm0ve she c lenders, ana
when thew at )pst did 80, they AZ once
rele- oi hem by order of a lead nu
ohcial. The whole force then turned
their eut,re attention to srrest,
ing one negro who was unfortunate
enough exprerS hts opinion.
James Murrhy, Thomss Smith and
william Mcnamara were this even.
ing iuled of tho track for l'fe by the
kentucky asst ,iation. The conduct
OF tho police will be put before the
proper authorities morrow.
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Gr.a. Excitement over Land sra,,.r,

1oaoNro, KAs., Sept. l6.-The dc.
cision of Judge Brown, of tho United
States clrcpIt court, In tho case
OF the United States vs. the Southern
Ksnsar Ef'lway company, declaring
~ } acres OF land herat lore held by
that company to bo wrong, ally helG,
I'd now pais OF the public domain,
= Great I'd tho widest laud excite
u mt ever khownin this pa,t of tho
.jsale. AZ soon as the decision was
made known In Southern Kansas.
mon In wagons, bugges aud on horse.
back came in in great numbers from
Chsuut,, from Wilson and other coun.
ties - this country, (Woodson) and
commenctd j STAYING Oh claims, saying
that Judge Brewer q decision declared
s'l lands heretofore held by the Mis-
sour', Kansas Il Texas rail
way to be government land
They are building shanties
ON mRly quarters, and breaking sod,
80 as to perfect their claims. They
have even stuck their stakes and
broke ground on lands which were en-.
tered BY college script, aud the patents
for which were record, before even
the Santa Fe or Missouri, Kansas Il
Toxas railways were organized.
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The Tanncrs' Association,

CHICAGO, Sept. l8.-The National
Tanners Hide and Leather
Dealers ass station began Its session
day. About?.) repre- sentatives Of
tho Industry arc In attenance. A large
number Of members have exhibits Of
leather and tanners ma ,hiuery at the
Interstate exposition In this oily, and
this display will engage the lattentlou
OF delegates part Of the time they are
here. The principle sublt 1t OF discus
sion In tho convention
W." be tho rs,hing OF stock with
the View OF obtaining the
Beat . poSsible resu t. AZ 10 hides. A res
olution Will b3 intro iuce1 condemn
ing barb wire fences, the claim being
made that bsrb wire fuips moro hides
than kiubs or any o,uer cAuses.
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Canada.
"JUMHoD KILLED,

ST. THOMAS, Ont, Sept. 10.-"Jum-
bo," tho $So,c9) elephant, was killed
on the railroad track, hslf.mile east
Of here, last night. His keeper was
leading him along the track TO load
him. when . freight train came up be.
hind, unnoticed, and ran him down.
lie was injured 30 badly that he die /
IN 30 minutes. The trick elephant,
"Tom Thumb," was also injured, his
leg being broken.
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TWO NEW CRUISERS TO Be BUILT.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. le.-The NO
vosti states that the Russian admiralty
has ordered two fast cruisers to be
tullt at Copenhagen, and that the TO-
lice OF 81. Petersburg have b0en or
dored 70 renew the measures OF In.
creased st t-ingency, -
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spain.Germapy.

LETTER FROM A GERMAN MERCHANT
AT YAP.
BERLiN, Sept. l6.-The Cologne Ga
zet'e prints letter from German
merchant at Yap, saying the Spanish
residents Of Yap, desirous OF suppress-
Ing the continuous disorder, asked the
Spanish government at Manils,in 1884,
to annex the island, and the Spanish
gunboat Velasc0 was sent, and landed
men at Ysp and on Pelen Islands, but
no flag was hoistsd.
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Suit 10 bs Entered Against the Fate
Comn'ssionsrs cf Agrlcu,ture,

WASHINGTON, Sept. ie.--rirst Comp.
ttoller DJyhaip has forwarded q tran
script OF tho accounts of George b.
Loving, late commissioner Of sgricul-
ture, 70 tho solicitor OF the treasury,
for the instltution OF suit for the re-
covery Of about e2o,Os1 OF government
iunds, alleged 70 have been Illegally
eeoae O .eed, stc, for We department
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Russia.

DECORATIONS CoNrERRED.
LONDON, Sept l0.-The Csar OF Rus
sia has conferred decorations Of high
order upon Governor Esthonia, who 10
famous for the severe anti.German
measures adopted by him In the Bsltio
| provinces.
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FIRE RECORD.


NASHVILLE, Teun., Sept. l8.--At o.l6
O'Clock this morning . Gre broke out
In the yards OF tho Southern Pump
company, and, spreading rap.
idly, consumed 100000 feet
cf lumber and the nili
building. RheA Z Son. rrain
elevator, the Indiana Lumber coSnpa-
ny'h yards the RaH works and the Ico
Factory were seftously threalenod. bu0
vr,'s. wsss .svsd .s y nssd Az Xe!k . Ths lci. g
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NO DEATHS At PHARo HOSPITAL.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 10.-In the
twentv-four lours ending at mid
night Tuesday, no death was reported
at phfvo Hospital.
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THE YACHT RACE.
TAs PURITAN GAIN WINS,
a ter am exciting Contest. and the Cuy
Remains ON this Side the Atlantic
An immense Crowd aud
Grand Demonstration In
Hooor of tho Esent
New York Enthusiastic

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-lST ,ia j.
Great enthusiasm in New York
this eveaing over the Victory
of the American yacht, Puritan,
over the English yacht, Cenesta,
In the second of the three pro.
posed races. ThePui itan came iu two
seconds ahead, which ends the iacea
and saves Americas cup.
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LAKE MARAxco, Sent. ie.-At tho
regatta here to-day, ,hs race for pro-
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e0LDSmI BROS,
THE BARGAIN HOUSE OF DALLAS.
Novelties For Fall
N ALL DEPARTMENTS N our Store
N ALL DEPARTMENTS N our Store,

You will find all goods married. in plain figures Fine Goods At
Popular Prices We arenO believers IN eavgan profits We buy
the lowest prices that cash puhe and sell at the LOwRST
PROFIT that any can afford.
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9. hAYSE, Ut. IRRELEVANT, in.
fencent Vice. President,
4. N. REARDON, Cashier.
|alaS uatal Bank
hcri1sd Capital. $500, 900
stsi psto n...-................ $50. 900
pius and Undivided Prefits. $4,000

ACCOUNTS OF
ichalE and Individuals Solicited,
RECToRs: & g. Bayne, w. b. wor-
m, I. X. Ferguson, A. j. Porter, ], r,
evant, Jr., 7. L Marsaiis, Alfred Davis,
\. keadng. E. ID Rsardcn.
ne ioiiowin2 are prominent subscribers
the stock OF this bank:
NJ. TROurnAN, President Central
uonai Rank. Philadelphia.
"; hkOWE, OF Provident Life anG
cst Co., philadelphia,
a: PULLMAN, President seaboard
AMEs L. GRANNIS, Of Tracesmen'g
fioosi HANK, New York.
q. bAxNE, President First National
NIX, Stanford, Pa, and Vice-PresiGeni
Pboard Rank, New York.
r. nAWToS, OF Eirst National Bank,
!: 9, B9TLER, OF First National Bank,
brth. Ill.
., 0'pAY, General Manager Nationa,
fansif Company of United States.
~. aFEP, otthe standard OIL &c.
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Case ExTRAORDINARIO.

Hasta hoy eran conocidas, en- todas
las naciones donde sc habla La lengua
de Cervantes, las renombradas Pikso-
ros purgantes de nanera Aevmanos, dc
Barcelona. Mas hoy 10 son ya en- In
glaterra. Este es ell case extraordina-
rio. Y por que han podido penetrar
donde nadie penetrap Porque las PHI
doras paryantes de Aanera estAn com.
pnestas de vegetables puros;
Porque no dan retortVones de vien.
tre; porqne son ell mejor depurativo de
10 sangre porque segdn indica sn pros.
prcto, ell que las tome, puede d suplacer
graduar la purga, sin alterar para NADIA
las horas de las comidas. Porque es
ell pnrgante mas barato de cuantos %
couocen. Csda caja contiene % pildo-
ras y cada dos pi' doras constitnyen unf
purga suave, y una GAIA vale, DOS
REALES. ~ por que tan baratasa
Para que esten al alcance de todas las
fortunas y de esta maners poder ven-
der cuatro millones de cajas cada afio.
Sc recomiendn contra los estresi-
mientos, digestiones diticiles, dolores
de cabesa, hidropesia, reumatismos
afecciones de hfgado, a las personals de
vida sedeutaria y q las que estan pro-
pensas d afecciones nerviosas, jaqueca,
y gastralg gias. Las acumpans sxtensa
prospecto.
DEPOSITO: En Ia Farmacia dc
Carlos J. Monagas, en- Mayagtiez 2l0
Marina Meridional; en- Agnadilla, Bo-
tica de Rovira; y en- Cabo- Rojo, Botna
de D. Jose Aatonie Fleyta.
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RET0RNo.

NorAs:--En 50 visje de ida recibir& el vapor
an Puerto Rico los dias Ii de cada mes la carga
' psssjeros que para los puertos del Mar Oaribe,
srribs snpresadOs Pscfco cOnduzcs elOorrsO re-
que sale de Bsroel0ns e 70 Dc aaaI7 q E, 81
20 ale de Pusrto-Hico el dia 10, Ia cargs y
55ssaieros que conduzca procedentes de los puer
tos dsI Mar Caribe y el Psci6co, para cadiz y
Barcelona.
Fnls Apocs de cuarentenas, sea desde L.
a. Mavo al 80 de Setiembre, Sc sdmite carga
nsra Gsdiz. Barcelona y Ssntander, pero pasa-
Sros. solo para 81 dltimo puerto.
Para mas informes sus agentes.
S06rinOs de Ezsusaga
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LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN, ,SUCESORA DE Morris

Constituida nuevamente bao mi solo nombre, con
compeente direction provista de TITLES material necesaro
I'm establecmiento de primer oren contando con un
nterente personal orezco al pbco industrial pu-
dendo ciecutar cuantos encargos agan dlces
compcado que sean, la segnrdad de que deare sa-
tsfcchos todos los gustos enas todas las exeenclas
Tano la simple tareta, ell artsco diplomat ell SEN
clio recibo comercia como los documenos hancaros; ell
peoueno lee la eegante marquia para abacos etc.
etc garantizo qucdara satisfaction de los nteresados
perfeco los trabaoS que Sc hagan en- Ell exane
Muestraro de toda clase de ahaio que encargue Sc
exhibra en- este establecmientoy scremtnn vuea de
correo quien 10 soli:ite
FORTALEIZA "a.
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Z N e a
DE vAPORES = -CORREO6 EsPANOLES
entire Liverpool J Puerto-Rico.

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados q dicho servicio son
los siguientes:
Puertm',qus'io, captain Ciri0n.
Br'n9usn, captain Garate.
bayaguez, captain Goudra.
NueUo Ponce, caplt&n Mendezonn
Humacao, capit&n izaguirre.
Despachandose uno el rs de cada
mes, d veces con escala en- Santander
Para otros pormenores dirigirse d los
sefores White Forman y Go. l4iver.
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga San Juar
Ito, Rico, Kraemer y Co Msyeynez
Mnller, Hiugelhere F0rtar %. ponc'
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CONDlClONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direccio
para toda case de remitdos anuncios.

publication los anuncios medic de sera
venciona1es Sc los
gaceas dben
del asumira ponahdd ade
mas con Ia de persona responsible de
Los originates de comuncados remd gacetias anunos, an
devueltos publquen.
No de n extra de clch6s
La coumna del p6deo considerad cenmetros
de largo.
derch2 exgir coumna
publication En- de deao conderse pagara
10 pS sobre ell precio de tarh.
E anunciante one enve cs publication de anuncios
dA bonifcaci6n de 10 p.3 sobrc los de tara.
de
r peco En-
vara ell primer nhnero
Para sntores del BoLETlN la lnea de gla comuncado
remid secci6n correspondence cotara tez
Los ucpes tendn 25 S bonf6n bre ell precio de gace
tilas. conunicados remtidos.
Ell de gacetlas, remitdos
cados sera anticIado.
des de sai ell p6dco temporamente
negado pubcaoon hubesen
dejado de salir
TIA rifa nara Ia T1uhlic "a ci0n de anuncios
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R. POU BUSO 4 Co.

que, principalmente Sc dedicara al ra-
mo de comisiones y agencias, y que ha
delegado sus poderes generates d su
hijo d. Ramon Pou Rios.
La nueva casa Ofrece sus servicios al
comercio Puertoriqnefo y Sc encargara
del cumplimiento de las 6rdenes para
compra de efectos, consignaciones de
frutos otros negocios en- su ramo con
ell buen cello y honradez, que acredit6 eI
Sr. Pom durante su larga carrera mer-
cantil en Humacao.
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vENTA De CkSkS.

Una de altos de lujo hermosisima,
otra terrera en- esta Capital y otra en-
Ia ga, Linea de Puerta de TERRA a ORR
liza de la carretera, muy pintoresca, CON
su delicioso jardin, arboles frutale'
Europeos y del pals, con todas comodi-
dades para una familia de gusto. Para
informes diriiirse d d. Audles Bee
San Sebastian IS.
Pto.-Rico, Mario II lie 1885. g.
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SOClEDAD AN0NIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL

Cumplien1o 10 acordado por la Jun.
ta general en- sesi6n de 81 de Fehrero
pr6ximo pasado, la Junta Directiva ha
1iSpuesto Ia devoluci6n de los residuos
le biiIetes one tienen en- esta Sociedad
aignno4 sefores accionistas.
Los int9res ados Sc serviran concu.
rrir 4 ertas ofcinas todos los dias la
boraIe~ de doce dos de la tarde, con
ohjeto de ponerse en- possession de los
inaitados valores.
Puerto Rico, Mario % de 1885,
El Director, francisco Bast6a Cor.
zen. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-10

Los fetes pssajes son pssaderor ell o''
americano6 sm equiv sleute en- moreds corrlen-
te cen ei ; pS De auneu1o.
CONCESIONES
Esta Agencia e>pide passages dc ida yvuelto
Ell los viajes Dtercooniaie-, asidoe p0T do
meees con III i5rS te -ebsia IN los trse-
atknticoe vslidos pnr IN >6o con 30 81 pS
de rebsis
tods faniha cuyo pHsaje comrute { mon
tsute de cuatIo ps4ales g. esinsl~. &c i5 con-
cederG una reosla de . p5
Los niios menores de tres dos gratis. dt
g &a abos. la 4. de = II 10 mitad, Y de
II cumplidos en- sdelante pagsrsn pasale Ell
tero C1sndo una faIniiie tengs ysrios III
nos memories de abos solo uuo de ellos st
lievarz q Ats; los demss pagsran 4. psrte
de pssa1e.
PASAJEs De CRIAD0s
Les vsrones al precio fJsdo para los % er
trepuente, lss mujerae pagarsn ,T3 del pa
safe toRsdo por sus amos,
FLETES.
Los conocimientos de carga deben ser pre-
sentados en- Ia Agencis con Ia debids antela
ci6n, no admitiendose los que traigan sellos er
lugar de firmas.
Para toda clase de informes, dirigirse lo'
| Agentes,
SILVA, FERRER q Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-04-10
ALAMBlQUE.

Sc VENDE uno dc l50 galones dc
cahida, con 81 correspondence cabego-
tie, tuberia y cnlebra, todo s6lido, de-
perfecta constrncciou y casi sin uso. ts-
sado en- $50 5 y Sc ofreee por $50 4 dc
coatado.
Tamhien se real sa tiua aiqaiiara ds
5 galones ) saaas thvaSts. Dirigirse
al que suscrlbe en- Camuy. - Jsaa
Brass, 90