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The Portland daily press., 1885-02-17
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GENERAL NEWS.

John Towns, 63 years old, shot himself dead yes
terdav morning at Keene, N. II. His brother
Charles, of Bellows Falls, was buried yesterday.
The body of Miles Mattson. of Arlington, w.
was found beside the railway Sunday afternoon,
about two miles north of SALISBURY Station, with
his neck broken. Saturday evening he boarded the
mixed train at Arlington for SALISBURY, to see his
arianced, who lives near the place where his body
was found, and it is supposed he jumped from the
train to save two miles walk,
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XLVIIIth Congress--2d Session
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb 16.
The Chair laid before the Senate letter from the
Secretary of the Navy transmitting resolutions of
the New York Chamber of Commerce, urging the
establishment at the principal seaports of the
United States of stations for determining the er
of compasses in iron and steel ships. The Sec
retary recommends an appropriation for the pur-
pose indicated.
The post office appropriation bill was laid before
the Senate and referred.
Mr.. Lapham having the floor, the Senate proceed
ed with the meridian bill.
Mr.. Vests amendment to increase the emergency
fund from $25 900 to $4,000 was agreed to.
The Senate committee amendment striking from
the House bill the provision prohibiting the carry
ing of Intoxicating liquors into the Indian country
was stricken out.
The bill was then passed substantially as reported
from the Senate appropriation committee.
The Senate then went into executive session, and
later adjourned.
The House met at 10 O'Clock in continuation Of
Fridays session and Immediately went into com
mittee of the whole the legislative appropriation
BILL Considerable progress was made in the read
ing of the bill and at 1856 the committee rose,
when the House adjourned and at IL O'Clock the
session of Monday began.
Senate amendments to the army bill were non
concurred in and conferes were appointed.
The House under the special rule passed bill
extending the privileges of the bonded express
panies as to the character of packages and per
mitting them to carry passengers and baggage to
interior ports of entry.
After call of states Mr. Slocum of New York
under instructions from the military committee,
moved to suspend the srules and pass the Senate
bill for the retirement of Gen. Grant This is the
first bill passed by the Senate and specifically name
the officer to be retired.
Messrs. Horr of Michigan and Warner Of Ohio,
demanded second. A motion to suspend the rules
was seconded ITO to ~. A thirty minute debate
was allowed under the rules which was opened by
Mr.. Sloeum in behalf of the bill.
The motion to suspend the rules and pass the
Grant retirement bill lost-yeas 4S, nays 1O3-
net the requisite two-thirds voting in the afhrma-
tive
The negative vote was cast by the Democrats who
were opposed to Gen. Grants retirement, rein
forced by number of Republicans, who, though in
favor of the purport Of the bill were opposed to its
form, believing it would place the President un-
der the necessity of vetoing measure which he
strongly approved.
Mr.. Morey, of Mississippi, from the committee
post offices, moved to suspend the rules and pass
the bill to regulate the letting of mail contracts
Passed.
Mr.. Stockslager of Indiana, moved to suspend the
rules and pass bill appropriating 100000 for
the erection in Washington of building for the Ii
brary of the medical department of the United
States army, Passed.
Adjourned.
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LATEST MARINE NEWS.

VV1AAsAVA u SItslEAeFb una NIOss OF NUur
Lives-AnOther Steamer Founders.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Belgian steamer
Westernland, from Antwerp for New York,
has put in at Plymouth. She has been in co.,
lision with the steamer Holmhurst, whichswas
sunk. -Four of the Holmhurst's crew were
drowned. The Westernland was seriously
damaged
The steamer Alphonso, bound from Cardiff
for Havana, has foundered ct Grand Canary
Island. The passengers, crew and treasure
were saved, but the cargo and mails we're lost
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-17

CHICAGO. Feb. -Oattle-Receipts 67OO head;
ping at OOG5 rs; butchers at 5O04 so; Texans
at 0o@4 rs; stockers S0@4 90; feeders cog
60.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments head;
rough packing at 4 4O@4 20; packing and shipping
4 1896 10; light 3594 85; skips at 50@4 40.
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Death of a Prominent SAN franciscan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.-John Norton
Pomeroy, editor of the Pacific Coast Law Jour
nal and professor of the Hastings Law School,
died yesterday, aged 56 years, from an attack
of pneumonia. He was we'll known writer of
legal works. Previous to his arrival here he
was professor of the University OF New York
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FINANCIAL AND CommERCrAN,
California Mining stocks.


NEW YORK. February 15.-Money on cali closed
unchanged at S31A and 861z Governments are
steady. State bonds quiet. Railroad bonds quiet
and strong; The stock market was feverish and
but Irregular as compared with Saturday afternoon.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregate
ed 306 O86 shares.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb II.
The indications for New England today are
fair weather in the northern portion, much
colder winds. ahifting to west ana south.
Cautionary signals from Smithville to East
mort
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NEW YORK.

Captain Phelan Lenves for Kansas City
NEW YORK, Feb 16-Captain Pheau, who
was murderously assaulted in O'Donovan Ros-
sas Office by Dick Short, left the city last
night with his wife for his home in Kansas
City. He said that he was tired waiting for
Justice in New Yerk.
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THE DOMINION.
Proposed ExrnditiOn Treaty between
Great Britain and the United states.

Proposed Extradition Treaty between
Great Britain and the United states.
OTTAWA, Feb 16.-It is understood that the
proposed extradition treaty between Great
Britain and the United States,a draft of which
has been Submitted BY the Canadian govern
ment, will embrace the following offences:
murder, including assassination, paricide, in
fanticide and poisoning; attempt to MURDER
manslaughter; counterfsiting or altering mon
ey or uttering the same forgery, counterfeit
ing or tutoring what is forged embezzlement
or forgery; obtaining money or goods by false
pretenees; crimes by bankrupts against the
bankruptcy law; fraud by bailee, banker,
agent, factor, trustee or director or member OF
public officer Of any company; rape; abduction;
child stealing; burglary or house breaking;
arson; robbery with violence; threats by letter
or otherwise with intent to extort; pirccy, as
defined by the law of nations; sinking or des-
troying vessels at sea; assault on board ship on
the high seas, and revolt or conspiracy to re-
volt By two or more persons on board ship On
the high seas against the authority of the mas
ter.
Increase of tlae Dnty ON Flour.
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A FATEFUL FAMILY.
Several Members of Which Have Died
Violent or Mysterious Deaths.

GREAT HARRINGTON, VT, Feb. 16.-Mrs.
Vina Kinne aged "a, who resided alone at
Seekonkville, two miles west of this village.
was found dead in bed at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning by her son, who lived not far away.
The son called at the house, and finding the
door fastened obtained entrance by going up
a ladder to chamber window. Mrs. Kinne
was the daughter of Peter Burghardt, de-
scended from one of the original settlers Of
the town. A strange fatality has attended the
family. Her brother George, forty years ago
this winter, while returning home from liq-
uor dstillery one dark night, fell into river
and was drowned in four inches Of water
Another brother was a member of the Thirty
seventh Massachusetts, Volunteers, butswas
never heard of after his return to the army
from a furlough. Her son Edward, member
of the Twenty-eighth Connecticut Regiment
died at Mound City, ILL.,, while on his return
from the army. Her husband, Thomas Kinne
and her mother, Mary Burghardt, died sud
denly in the night some years ago.
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&c ELIineEs E.eeisln.urc.

SPRINGFIELD Ill, Feb. 16.-It is believed
that regular vote in the Legislature for
United Sa'es Senator wii not be reached
this week. Many OF tho members are showed
in on tho railroads.
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-17

FEHHE undersigned having been appointed by the
4 Hon. Judge of Probate, for the County of Cum
berlaRd on the thirty-irst day of January, A. D.a
claims of creditors against the estate of William
Weeks, late of Portland. deceased represented in
solvent, hereby give notice that six months from
the date of said appointment are allowed to said
creditors to present and prove their claims, and
that they will be in session at the Office of Frederick
Fox, No. 50 Exchange street, portland Savings
Bank Building) on the last Saturdays of February,
March, April, May, June and July, A. D. 1885, at
two and half o'clock in the afternoon of said days
to receive and decide upon all claims against said
estate then presented.
Dated at Portland, the third day of February a.
d. 1885. - -
AARON B. HOLDEN, r,or,,,,i..,oo,..
FREDERICK FOX, commissioners
feb4 dlawW3w
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LOWELL, Mass, Feb. 16.-The backbone Of
the strike Of the carpet company's operatives
Is broken. 240 cut of 260 ingram looms were
running this morning and large proportion Of
the spoilers, winders and twisters have also
gone back. The Brussels weavers in executive
session Saturday night voted not to go back
bat or 10 were at work this morning. The
mills started up in all departments to give the
STRIKERS chance to return and SO many have
accepted that the plan of shutting down is
likely to be given up.
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
Iron RIilIs Resuu,e WORK.
Collapse of the Strike MT Lowell.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Feb. a6-The Union Iron
mills of Carnegie Brothers & Co., employing
over 800 men, resumed operations today in all
departments
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-17

A Rome despatch says Minister Astor's resigna-
tion has been accepted by President Arthur. Mr..
Astor will return tc America at an early date.
Shepan's warehouse in Eufala, Ala, was burned
yesterday, with 500 bales Of cotton Loss 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-17

It is stated that the Dominion government
has agreed to meet the lmillers half way and
increase the duty on -four to 70 cents per bar
rel. The millers asked to have it made 81.
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-17
FOSTERS
FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE.
Is PREBLE STREET.
deco sneodtf
LEGTsLATHvE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing
In will be given before the committee on Manu-
facture. in room No 16, Feb. 18th, at 2 o'clock D.
m, on bill presented by l. S. Randall, of Augusta
requiring yearly inspection of all stationary and
portable steam boilers and licensing persons having
charge of the same. W, II. BLACKWELL.
febl2sntl7 Sec. for Com.
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DR. E. IL. REED.

Clairvoyant and Botanic Physician located
at No. 592 Congress Street. Portland, Maine
DIR. Reed treats cid Chronic and Complicated dis
eases also he treats Female Debility, Blood Poison
Troubles Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, all
Lung Complaints, Heart Diseases, Cancers and Tu-
mors, all kinds of humors that flesh is heir to. He
also treats Fits and Spasms of all kinds such as
Epilepsy and all Nervous diseases leading to Insani-
ty. Consultation free. Hours from 8 a. m. to 12
m from L p. m. to 8 p. m. jan16sndtf
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following therefor:

Said corporation may run one or more boats of
such construction, power and capacity as the Uni
ted States steamboat inspectors for the district in
shall not have less capacity than for two double
teams of horses. Said corporation shall provide
suitable slips and approaches to its ferry and make
such number of trips zach day, between the hours
of six in the morning and in the evening" as the
county issioners for York county shall direct
or approve. For any unreasonable neglect or delay
during the hours to be fixed for running as afore-
said penalty of one hundred dollars shall be re-
covered by any party effected thereby, by suit at
law or by indictment.
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RevoIt Among tho somaIi Natives.

ROME, Feb. I6-A despatch from Asgab Bay
states that the Somal natives have revolted
against the Egyptian government in Harar,
which IS the most important territory in the
Somali region, sand was annexed by Egypt
during the reign Of lsmail Pasha. The Itaii-
an traders and colonists in Harar have made 8
claim upon the italian government for protec-
tion.
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Especial TO the Press)
AUGUSTA. Feb 16.-A Washington despatch
states that Weston Z. Milliken of Portland
and Thomas Lombard and Postmaster Mauley
of this city have been appointed commission
on the new public building in this city by
President Arthur Mr.. Lombard is a Demo-
nrot
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Farm EsuiIdin SIS Burned.

(To the Associated Press.)
WATERyILIE, Feb. 16-The farm buildings
OF William Brown were b0rned tonight with
nearly all their contents, including one hum
dred tons Of hay, twenty sheep and household
stores Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000. Cause
OF fire unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1885-02-17

Hilliard the victim of the Bethel shooting
affair is said to be ia critical condition.
Neither Of the bullets fred by Carpenter have
his recovery.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-15
ELL TELEGRAPH
DE .. MELON & co.
SAN JusTo Il.

En- este acreditado establecimiento
acaba de recibirse un variado y bonito
surtido de mercanciss de todas classes
y procedencias, que NADIA deja que de-
scar, y que Sc proponen sus duefios rea-
liar precios muy limitsdos.
Adem&s hs recibido tambien los 81
guientes artfculos:
Arroz Hambnrgues superior.
Velas de composici6n completas sur
tidas.
Cerveza superior marca "Aguila Do
rads," en- csjas de docenas botellas
" docenas medias botellas.
Jabon szul ingles legitimo marca
Medley" de 36 ID. csjs.
Hero galvanizado acanalado de 8
baiios.
Id. id. liso de 8 id.
Tornillos y clavos id.
Cansles J cambreras de id.
Clavos de paleta. ~
Todo superior I'd precios nuy con-
venientes.
San Juan de Pto.-Rico, Noviembfs
IL de 1885. 1S4
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GACETA De HOY.

Disposition del Gobierno Gral.
sobre haber acudido varios conner
clantes de Arecibo d aquel Cen
tro superior en- demanda de que
se les permita construir un tin
glado con 81 objeto de depositar
debaio del mismo los efectos que
se arnbarquen y desembarquen
pOr "a RIO Santiago.
Sc hace publica ests petici6n 4
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Don Cesar Espaaol, JueS mum
cipot de este t6rminO:

CtDUt ut cStc tc|WtftUI
Hago saber. que por providencia de
esta fecha dictada en- las diligencias Ie
cumplimiento de un despacho del Sr.
Comisario de Ia quiebra de don Leo
nardo lgaravidez, en- 10 segunda sec
ci6n que trata sobre administration y
venta de los frutos, he acordado sacar
d publca snbasta por termino de
ounce dias, cincuenta bocoyes de
rom de la hacienda Central San VI
cents, que han sidos tasados al res-
pecto de veinte y tres centavos ell
gallon de cinco uartillos, prue5a de
veinte y cinco grades Cartier, y por
cada grado de sumento un centavo mas
por gallon, y vice-versa por cada grado
que disminuya un centavo menos por
gallon; debiendo celebrarse su remate
el dia veinte y cinco de los corrientes d
10 una de la tarde en- la Sala-audiencia
de este Jnzgado municipal.
Lo que Sc hace saber al phblico para
conoclmiento de los que quieran intere-
sarse en- la subasta; advirtiendose que
no Sc admitira postura que no cubra ell
precio de la tasacion.
Vega -baja, nueve de Noviembre de
mil ochocientos ochenta y cinco.--Es-
paasi, Jose Fghc LVara ls5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-15

En- ell establecimiento de don
Jose Sanguinety, Sc acaba dt
recibir directamente de Europa y
Estados- -Unidos, un gran surtido
de mercancias, = especialmentt
materiales de Zapateria los qu'
ofrece d precios equitativos.
1873
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-15
GACETILLAS.

GraCiaS.-Se las dam0S muy eX-
p-esivas al Pbro. DIR. don Manuel
Uiaz Caneja, pr6ximo pariente de nue :
tro Director. por habernos enviado
las Letras Testimoniales snyas y q
proposition que defende y dilucida
en- Las oposiciones para ell Canonicato
Lectoral de esta Santa Iglesia. Lo
mismo las Letras que Ia proposicion
est&n impresas en- e'egantes hojas.
Repetimos la expression de nuestra
gratitud.
FL TELEGRAPH. - Colossal Surtido
de mercancias ha traido Ell amigo Me-
lon de Europa para So acreditado y po-
pular establecimiento. En- seis 8 siete
dias no sc ha hecho otra cosa que des-
csrgar introducir cajas en- aquel al
macen. 81 que quiera comprar gene
ros selectos, elegantes y baratos, J d Ia
derniere, vaya d Ell TsI{grefO. Ha-
lara ssi mismo la espaciosa tienda
esmeradamente arreglada y pintada de
nuevo.
Al Telsgrqfo, sehoras, senoritas,
caballeros y ni1os!
Compania de Zarzuela. .-Debe es
tar llegando, 8 hsbra va llegado Ma
ysgtiez la que dirige ell senior Garrido.
Parece que hay entusiasmo en- la
ciudad del Oeste por aquel espectaculo.
Lo celebramos.
Possession. La ha tornado de Ia
Presidencia de Sala de esta Real An
diencia el respectable seflor don Lean
dro Soler y Espalter.
Lo celebramos.
Captura.-VemoS en la "GaCeta'
que ha sido captursdo en- Ponce POI
fuerza de 0rden Pdblico un desertor
del Preside.
| Despedida. La hemOs merecidC
afectuosa nuestro buen amigo y CO.
rreligionario don Fernando Pont, que
sc hs susentado de esta Capital, de re-
gTeso q AIbonlto.
Que llegue d sus Lsres felizmente
ell sefior Pont.
| FL Vengador de Su hermana.
Leemos con sste epigrafe, en- Las NOUe
dades de Nueya- York: Harrison Tas
kell, mozo de cuadra, compared,
ante un tribunal de Indianapolis, ba
ljo acuaaci6n de haber ultrajado, anne
Inazandola con IN revolver, . una jovel
alemana, llamada Helen Huendling
Haskell Sc confes6 culpable, y Ell tribu
nal mand6 Sc le llevase la carcel.
/ En- esto se levant6 de un ssient
Meinhsrd Huendling, j6yen de diez
locho afos, hermano de ls chica ultra
liada, , sacando IN grusso rsy6lvs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-15

.
| C1Hssrras.
| Pastel de higado d
| ganso trufado.
| Salchichas francess
trufadas.
Pasteles de pichone
trufados.
Pies de cerdo trufa
dos.
Embuchado de me
nudo de certio trufad
Petits- Pois tinos q
natural
Petlts-P Pois extratl
nos ii natural.
Habichuelas tierna
de granadas al naturs
huso de los petits- pois
Habichuelas tierna
para ensalada.
Conservas espsnols
Id ternera en- tomato
en- salsa verde, estofa
da etc.
Sardinas espahola
ne aceite, medias lats :
de id. en- tomato el
cuartos idem.
Caramel con extrac
to de tomato.
Pimientos morrone
al natural.
Salsa de tomates el
botellas.
Mantequilla frances,
superior.
Mantequilla danes'
lata colorado.
Frutas en- su jugo Ell
latas y medias.
Encurtidos inglesei
frascos y medios.
Mortadells en- latal
medias y cuartos.
Frutas en- 81 jug(
en- frascos, francesas
Frutas en- almibal
Mallorquinas.
Licores, AguardisnteI
y Vhnos.
Brandy SHREDDER su
perior.
Brandy Hennesey !
Estrella.
Celebrates vinos d,
Marquee & Co
Vino Moscatel supe
rior marca c.
Vino J Jerez Venerable
superior.
Id JereZ amontillado
Id. id. Palido.
Id. Pedro Jimene2
Man nzanilla ina oio
rosa.
Valdepeiias de mess
superior.
Vino frances St. Ju
lien.
Id. frances Chateau
Margaux.
Id. id. Medoc alam
brado.
Id. Vermouth Mar
TIM Sola superior.
Id. id. Eli Cora de l..
Id. id. id. de g.
Id. Vermouth Mo
rando hno.
Id. id. ordinario.
Id. superior de Opor
to.
Id. id. de MADEIRA.
Amargo de Argos
tura.
Id. Pilsener, botellas
Ginebra en- frascos
siete medallas.
Vino de mesa San vi
cente en- garrafones.
Id. id. Alella Pla
dellorens, id.
Id. id. Valdepehas, id
Anisete fine y super
fine de Ranbeau.
Anis Escarchado.
Licores surtidos d,
diversas clases.
90 +. ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-15

Pr0visiOnes dirersas.
Arroz Glace y Jap6n
! Garbanzos selectos.
Habichuelas blaneas
/ Id. coloradas.
/ Chichsros 8 guisan
ties.
Aziicar central de L.
Azdcar msscabado.
Papas y cebollas.
Queso Patagras.
Id. de bola.
Id. Mallorquin.
Jamones smericanos
Aceite, lataS de una J
media arroba.
Manteca, latas de :
libras.
Pastas de 6deos }
surtidss.
Gslletitss 6nas POI
libras.
Bolss de azlicar.
Aceitunas aegras y
verdes, garrafones.
Sal en- frascos.
Encurtidos ingleses.
Doble ans en- garrs
foncitos.
Aceite frances Pu-
get, botellss | litro.
Idem Plaguiol, idem
idem.
Id. de Morton, Lucca
! idem.
Vinagre de IVA su-
perior.
Id. ino en- botellas.
Carne de falnilia en-
Salmuera, por Gbras.
Petroleo " Lug Dia-
mante," de Martinez &
l.. D galones.
Idem idem Radian-
tie, latas de 5 galones.
F6sforos de cerillas.
Velas completes e in
completas de 4, 5 y 6
Ron para quemar.
Galleta soda por IL
bras y en- cajas.
Msntequilla asturis-
na de Gij6n latas de ]
libra.
Chorizos asturianos
Campo de Faraon.'
Aceitunas finas Mama
nilla en- frasco.
Peladillas 8 almen-
dras cubiertas.
Frutas cristalizadas.
Calsmares en- su tinta.
Aceitunas Reinas y
Gordsles en- barriles.
Pastillas de gonna por
Bombones Parisien- :
ses llamados "Alberti-
nes,' "Torsades," "Le-
gumes, F" " Dragees, ?"
" "Amandes," "Fondant,
''Psnaoli," y "Cigarret-
detallados por IL
bras.
Champagne en- botes
las.
Id. en- medias idem.
Galletitas Huntley &
Palmers, surtidas latas
| libra
Aceite de Olivas Ca
talan muy superior, la
tas de I "a.
Ron viejo Aponte,
premiado en- la Exposi-
ci6n de Amsterdam y
Feris dc Ponce.
Alcoholado Gatell, en-
! botellas.
Nueces, avellanas y
almendras sin c&scars.
Vino superior de Le-
canda en- botellas.
Harina de maiz y
arroz en- paquetes de
" lndnstl-ia Puertorri-
queha."
Cruells.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-15
FRANCISCO M. TURULL,
AGENTE GENERAL De NEGOCIOS.
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Compra y vende billetes del Tesoro
premiados y sin premiar, cupones y
residuos. Aceiones de la Sociedad
An6nima de Crddito Mercantil y resi-
duos.
Coloca dinero en- primera hipoteca
sobre fincas eE esta Capital. Compra
y venta de casas.
Compra y venta de monedas de orc
y plata de todas classes.
San Juan p. r., II Agosto de 1855.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-15
F. GARCIA DEL REAL, Sol A.

CASA DE PRESTAMOS sobre smpeno de prem
das mus bles maquinas de coser de tods Glaze
de objetos tipo m6dico.
se venden prendas, muebles maquinas de coser,
one baYan vencido el t6rmino, prccios sumamente
baratos Sc compran biletes, bonos residuos del
Tesoto