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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-16
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First Wards. GiIlam, Dan c.e*ty, [. ". Blinn, c. ", Real, Gen. Far rin9ton, ard \. W. Giyons, pr xE-G. G. Berry.
 Second War3-F, Ryan, A. Free man, A J, Goitrey, Wm. Nael-y, ". D. Glnzhorn, Tho< Williams.
 Third WarI-Em Ritchie, c rri- bolet, '. F. irpert, George Osborne, John Beii-ney, Slime GIllen.
 Fourth Waid--B. McAr,Ile, J. P. Rufterty. II. St. Asmond, G. CCbh, Vim, D"ushnrty, M MyQnirk. Flies Rancil-Cha.lry 4 Shibell, pruxy-B r. Smith.
 Fort uuachura-J. ". Payne.
 Bisbec-J. F. Duncan, Nick Kelly, Sol R. Pierce, Wm. Dceaey, J. c. Chisholm, proxy-WiIIiam Dernry, A. J. Knhner. proxy-S. R. Pierce.
 Smiths Rnnch-W. W. Smith.
 Cldrk,burg-Wm. Hassett.
 Camp Eic c-J. P. Gray, proxy-M. Gray.
 Ash ami Mil!er's Canyon-5Iatt Dowd.
 Soldier HoIes-W. G. -SandeTzon.
 Con!ention--S Friedman.
 Taylors R1nch-A. B. Shultz. proxy-Ja21es Coyle.
 Golden Rule-E G. Puckett. Wlcox-Thnma Steele, F. R Monk, E. A. Nichols, N. J. Wilson. J. NJ. Bracewel, J. NJ. Philips,
 Prue's Ran"h-Louis Prue, proxy E A. Fichols.
 PooT> Ranrh-C. c. Cunrad.
 St. David-CAlvin Gecd, r. A. Loft. green, proxy-C"lvIn Reed.
 Tres Alamos-r. J. White.
 Banson-W. ". B.ltwla. James Boyer, A \. G.ny, G5.rao bryan. prux.-.I4,t E.etn.tdy, C. M, D.Iii.- 1 n.l,er, proE!-b. ". Dhnn.
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This afternoon, about , o'clock, William Douglas shot and fatally wounded 4Iy. Linston, in the presence of his wife and child.
 From an eye witness, who was with ia d few feet If both men, we learn GA4t ;he two were talking about a niae which they were going out 10 work, and Douglass struck Linston three tunes ill succession with his r,,is. He then stepped around back oi l,ias.on's wife and chill and told thcm .a get out cf the way. He then tuuk deliberate aim at Linsion and fred, the ball passing through his left arm and left breast, jrst above th,' heart. and comins 1I. n'ek of the left shoulder. The woundod n.:,n Was at once conveyed to the hospital, but there is no pos>i..ih'y If his living. Dou.l,ss wAs cAusDt hy [. Il. Arncld, WHO !urne.! him ever lo the authorl- ties. Owing Io tEie L;e Aonr Of the shaotiIs our repor, is very meagre,
 Since ihe above Was pu: i'll type Mr. Linston passed away.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-16
gE0EsE IExECAN GUrEsAGHs.
Two Americans COAGned iH al Lower California Dungeon
 amd Denied ;a Trial.

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 7.-The action of Governor Ireland in the Rasures case l.; bringing to public attention at least other Mexican outrnges which have lain dormant, because the par lies have been unable to obtain heal ing, much less redress, from the Gov ernment. The old Case of George Gallo Gutter, of the American scAOon- CT Adrina, Was reported some weeks ago. Now comes another complaint from California;, from J. 5. Wood and l.. II Gaskell, who allege in sub stance that in August, 1885, they were arrested by MeXicanS on the La' golna ranch in Lower Cal ltornia. Mexico, on account of the sudden dis appearance Of enc J. II. Ianson, :hcir friend, who employed them to mind Ills CdJllCy IIIu hl4O thNs S''S "O''N 'S San Francisco and did not return. At the complainauts' arrest the Mex jeans, they say, beg 1n to sell, kill and eat Hanson's cattle. One Mexican even claimed Hanson's property, and another said Hanson would winter in hell, and between them these MeXi- cans doubtless know what has berome of Hanson, wno has had much trUu- ble and been imprisoned to cXtort money from him. The Mcxicans had shot at him several times, and once wounded him severely. Complain ants apprehend that the object of their arrest Was 10 convict them of Hansou's murder and contiscate their proyerty. The Mcxicans have tried to frighten them so as lO make them break jail and il ;e tha country, but they would not scare and are sill in i..l. The coml lAinants say:
 We have been held ons year and Gf;een days for nc other reason than speculative purposes on the part of the thieying Mexicans. We have ,..t..,,, c., ,,,r rn,s,l af T.i paz and sot two or three letters from him when We fr.t came down here. but i.e Mil not answer our l.ltets any mO-e aad ;he c9u..s ii,y" done netting in our c.s,."
 rheis co#,plsia. c~vsrs GHe," pages of faolscap paper, reel jag iha n.ockaiIcs ,f }Iex.c.n courts, h.rsh treatment n jnl, .nd tnc ta4n;= 'i
 ,ha 3.e&ieaas thal tEay w.H pay no :.t en,iuu ;D.tAe prisoners arre"l 10
 ,he United States Goyerument Hiatt sun has ;,bou, $50,000 worth Of i.rrl.- cry !oit in Ae1icu. Governor Ire ] land iq reply states that he is slad io get tAis statement, but the parties houil make d complaint Co the State ] Dep4rtmen. through the Governor oi i California.
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Formerly ol Tombstone.

Wilcox will cast over two hundred yoi,s this fIll.
 JIior Dick Gage has so far recov- cred from his recent illness, as to be able to report for duty to-morrow.
 There seemed to be an entire lack of interest taken ip the democratic convention to-day.
 Some enthusiastic democrat tolled the fire bell this morning just as tine convention met.
 IT stated that JuJse Peel is 10 get d justice of the pe.,ce nomination as a reward for his services to the democratic parry.
 The funeral of the infant son oi llr. and Mrs. William WAs,.tley tool Il.ce this alternooa n. o'clock, aud wAs largely attended. ! bynah warrant from ruczo4 j.s y.e..... 4...a.s -']n. beng lr-
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A Very Weak Ticket Nominated by the Bosses, who Wished to Get
 Even GU Two Years Ago,

At 10 o'clock this morning L. ". Blinn called the convention to or'ler as chlirman Of Ihe county central committee.
 Harry Qai-l2y, secretary If the county ceulra! committee, then read the call fer he convention.
 Tine Chair then de !Ared nomina- tions III order for temporary chair man.
 G. G. Berry Qlnd,hlrk) was placed in nomination from this city, ana J. ". Payne of Hudchucl.
 The vote beng put resulted in Der ry receiving 39 votes and Payne l9.
 Berry Was then declared the tenn porary chairman of the convention.
 On motion IL c. Qnigley Vas elect ed temporary secretary.
 Berry then thanlled tie convention in very iaha nonious manner for honor which he said they conferred upon him, and resume his seat.
 The land<haik then appointed the following commiitce on credentials :
 J. II. Tcyis, Teyis.on; T. J. White Benson; J. F. Duncan, Disbve; Jas. Coylr. Tombs!one; L. ". 3liHn, Tombstone.
 On motion recess of one hour w;s taken in order to give the committee tiaao ;o examine the credentials and make their report.
 \ Il lU'r!nck the chairman c. led the co"ven!i.n to cri T again and tie coamj.tce ou credentials net being r~:yly t. ryp,.rt aao,hor adjournment vas j-k5n un;il one o'tloci, r. m. All o'cl ak pursuant u sdjoara- ni2nt ;he convention ?c-assehh!ei.
 The chaifulH stated that tha cam- m ,t,r oa cs"3rn;irls had comIlr.rd 1 tI:cir labor>. anl the secretary re | . the naraas of the ful'ewins persons who gere entitled to seats as d'le sa-
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A. Ii. ",-n, JoA" o-S.., r.o&J---. McFregor.
 Fairbank-J. W. Cameron, A Wentworth. Powcrs's Ran,h-R. r. c. Rainey Galeyville-Joh1 Hennessy.
 Fort BowIe Station-James Dolan rroxy-Henry Quigley.
 SIn Simon-Frank Ruch, proxy Joseph Swycofier.
 S.n Simon Cienega-G. W. Stra,- ton, proxy-Jcseph Swvcofier.
 Camp Rucker-Nicholas Hunsaker.
 uua huca Siding-J. NJ. Land, prox., -L. ". Blinn.
 fuvi>ton-J. II. Tevi<, c. S. Heaton. Mineral Park-R. McNeil, proxy J. II. Tevis.
 Ru.selvilie-Alex Jordan ! vote, ". Spawn , Vote, pr'xy-I.. W. Blinn. KInsaa Cattle Kanch-W. L. Iium- phrey
 Dra.o0n Summit-D. c. Haekin, proxy-L. ". Blimn.
 B .ston Mil,-W. J Weeks, proxy Frank Martin.
 .silvsr raml-J. Johnson
 Hot Sgrugs-(i"y-sa L1wIru"a. i.roxy-W. ". B.liwin.
 Silver Creyk-W. Fal. moyy-j. Dilany.
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az. N.ai A.:ak:csI.

ErIToR DAILY ToIB&ToNE-Daar ST: II your issue If September x, you make inea;ioi Of the ntwspa per fact of my arrest for the lheit of sec worth of r.>i!roal tickets at B,;rstow. Allow me 10 hasten to inform You that such is not the case. l have never been arrested, nor will be. was called in case against a condac- tor. J. W. Henry, who was, am glad to say, hoporably acquitted.
 Hoping this will receive you cor rection, 1 am, yours truly,
 CHAs GLOVER,
 Formerly ol Tombstone.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-16
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-k- 44A5A4S LS1AA A14A SPECIAL TELEGRANS, Marshal A. Bates of San Francisco Short BIO, ,OOO in his Accounts. Geronimo Eats so Much That he Makes Himself Sick, He Does not Like to Have to Stay in Texas. Sir Charles Dilke Returns to London and Announces that he Win be the Editor and Proprietor of a
 Daily Newspaper.
 The Wisconsin State Democratic Con vention Nominate Gilbert A. Wood. ward for Governor and J. D.
 Putnam for Lieut-GOvernor..
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS,

Marshal A. Bates of San Francisco Short $1O, ,OOO in his Accounts.
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silver QAerasiors,

 son last evening.
 Judge Easton is kept very busy registering voters these days.
 The thermometer registered 90 dc grees at noon to-day.
 The A. o. U. ". will meet this evening
 Mrs. James Hume and family have returned from a visit to Colorado. J. w. Cameron will shortly open a feed and hay stable in this city.
 The mail came in Inst evening from both east aud west.
 Thos. Steele one of the solid cattle men of Cochise Count ty is visiting this city.
 J.F. Duncan came over from Bis bee last evening as delegate to the Democratic Convention.
 A. NJ. Wentworth of the N. M. X 4. R. R. at Fairbanks is visiting this city.
 The Third Ward democratic dele gates were out last night following the band.
 Re member the dancing school at s!,Ati lg rink to night. Good music in attendance.
 Charles T i',,;ct returned from Tue son i.i ti;.:z to attend tllc convention 10 lay.
 D. k. EardGcI was completely ig l,re,l l.. ,ii. c-.la.itteo oA crcIen- tials
 William Weeks was taken suddenly j. his mo.l.jAg and Was !ANeu 10 tn" c..u.1!y .ospitA..
 Mrs. ,seph Pasrb3ly has returned from visit to Der paront-, much i'm proved in health.
 Owing to the Repu.l.ran and Dem ocra t; Conventions bo:h ne, ting here ,ha sane weef, IL makes lois oi hard work lor the newspaper men.
 Mr E. A. N.chuls, tLe eeu,,emarly r,Ilroad agent at W'i.Ic.x is visi.i s th:s city is | delS safe to ths Dc;n)- cratic Convan ion.
 Berry d,n't wan! Reilly no'n;nat' d fer county Ju,;g", '"-cause he woali have to try land su ts before him il c:,e O. his cierlion.
 Those who want Dsm9ora3ic nowi,- nations must apply to Landsharl Berry d d ? PDst.nas;cr Clark, who arc lhe bosecs of the convention and male up the slate.
 Notwithstanding the f.,t that We rrint large supply oi extra lapcls every day, and keep increasing them tle demand Tor THE ToNBsroEE Is in excess of the supply.
 MT. T. '. White, of Benson, is ir the city ns a delegate to the county convection. Mr. White is candi- date for supervisor On the Demo cratic ticket
 The Democrat IS to be congratalat- ed on it's recent addition to the edi- torial staff. The rev editor will be- come famous ii he keeps up ni. "huuecholI hints,' and other chest nuts.
 Oar thank> are due the Cornis; and for the compliment G a scrcnad, and the expressions ui good will las evening, and We shall always hold ;hr boys in grateful remembrance fur lbe Sane.
 Berry and he pos;ma ter which is fx .d their slate last vening, and vii alIJw no nominations to be made ou. siIe of it. Those who opposed Berr. two years ago will have to take thei medicine this tIm.e.
 NIT. Payne, If Fort Huachuca, il 2 min ting ! NJ Brasewell to day sta'ei that hn WAS newspaper maj anl had tn q mrre fo: the Dart than anv tcn m"n, and that h. shrul receive the n"mination. We coucul
 4 pack 'rju Of -C3 animals an aaau. @ men, h. same one lh,t Va with Capt:in IL Ron, Pas-c.i tarol,
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iroxy-W. ". Baliwil
 Silver Cre,k-W. Fal. uoyy-j, Bil!ony.
 L. ". BIIYN,
 Chairman To the Chairman and Members of the Democratic County Convention: Rcs"lred, That We in conyrniinn assembled most heartily indor-e the platform of rrinniPa.s as enunciate.i by the l,gte Territorial Democrat C Convention, assembled III Tucson. and that We pledge our unqualified d endorsement of the candidates f s,id Convention.
 e,oIy d, That We are uppn.ed tp ;he division uf the county anI pledge our nominees tO the Territorial L -gis lature against the same.
 Resolved, That Hr demand all hon est ant economical administration of our territuri;,l lnd county affairs, and pledge the nominees oi this conven- tirn, if elected. 10 lhe fUill;men; of this trust, having in view an carly reduction Of the present rate of taxl tioa.
 Resolved, That the interests Of the Territory drmand an eally aud thor ough investigation and a suitable ad- jus,ment of the t'tl.s to all Mexican linl gr.ats q ,imrd therein, and tha. our lvp5rfen,ai.Hcs in ,hc Territorial Legislature he iAstinc.el to mymo- r;aliza Congre-+ for an appropriation ior that purpose. On motion, h. temporary offer. w rc made lhr prominent "Ili oefs. Mr. Toupcs and [. A. Nichols were appointed assistant secretaries. Oa nlo,ion, the platform and rcsc- lutioas were adopted.
 FreI Fagia and Flijah Connors were elected sergeant:-A.-irms.
 Rafferiy wanted to know why the matter of assessing candiLates hal been overlooked.
 O. mo'ion, candidates were limited i to lire-minu.e speeches.
 The chairman then declared nomi- n. tion- for Territorial Council in ur- der
 L. W. Bi.on vas uom nateg; hy ac ! clamltion.
 lie next order of business Was the oomina'iou II i've mcmber> f lie Legislature.
 The following gen.l.mrn wtra placed in nomination.
 Capt, I. " uryne, D. l.. Wardw"l J. NJ. Beacewell, Mike Gray, scot; White, Joseph P.sth.Iy.
 A ballot Was taken with ihc follow ing result:
 Wardwell 30; Gray g.; Pa>choly65. Bracewell 754 White 72!; Heyne 72 The chair then declared Nessrs Gray, Bracewell. PIs"holy, White alt~ Ieync, the nominees of the conven~ tiOI.
 The next business in or'icr was tAy noninauon for sherIlf, aud M .ssr$ Shau.hnrtsy and Slaughter We. placed ln nomination, and d bali,t Was taken as follows:
 Slaughter 67; Shauahnessy l6.
 On motion the nomination of My ! Slaughter was made unanimous.
 The next business was the nomina' ton rf all assessor.
 MesSrs. Hennessy, Smith and Joi.a son were placed iu nomination.
 A ballot resulted in the nominatio' Of Mir HenncsSy, hy the loll"wi :. vo,r:
 ucpq,s.y @; smith .; Johnson 3
 fAa raulr":ion cf Mr-Is9n:.-' '-a, t:.- made oEau,m.se
 t,.5--.- ..f.e .rss':.. ........-...-. .. .... cu~..sy ts,~su-el -... Ii. A. Tweed w-s nominated iy ,>~-
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lYIlI olyA ,u4ish. t' the Skating L.-s t1-. thereafter eryry Tuesday --- fa..!,!.s a.,-lnoua @l.i eFoain- .4.s. .- ay..-y every Saturday e9ea. !a.. :. ". SHEPPARD,
 " BARON,
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s,sa."8 :ss EGi- -E@coaE:E.'

s..c,i.lto HE DAILY To-I-sToNEl
 SAN FRaXc.5co, Sept. 16-Marshall <. Bates, cashier with CalliHgham & Co, l1c.l asenss oi several foreign in s.Iaura conlp,a;cS, lias beon discov- cseI .hoit in i.i, accounts. The snuliagc, is is believed, will reach $IJ,0JJ Bstys, ~Io .,.is been cm-- ployed by Callit!itm < C.. for ten years, has not been arrested, and t Is stated tha: his friends will settle the discrepancy, Bates has good repu- lation and the announcoment of his shortage ia received wi;h surprise. 1t Is stated that Bates lived beyond hiS nean., which caused him to become A Gei. ul,er.
 da.s~. aSl.4x; so z1I3. a E'-AgeE. speciL io ina DAILY ToMBsToNE.l
 LONDON, Sept. 15.-5ir Charles Diike returned to London to-day and aunoaaca.. that He VII re-enter pub lie lie a$ proprietor and editor of d Lonio4 daily nen ey@per.
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Landshark Berry Captures the Cau-
 cus as Chairman.

And L. ". BIinn Acts as Ringmaster, Making the Delegates Vote Ac- cording to Rule EVerVtime
 lie Cracked the Whip.
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TIE VICTIMS.
The Great esUuterrified'' Meet at
 Schceffilin Hall this Morning.

The Convention Opened by the Dole
 ful ToIlin 5 of the Fire Bell.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
AL PUs}LICO.
GRAN ECONOMIA,

Los coches-correos de la Empreso
Regis-Ramos, que hacen ell serFicio dg
esta Capital Ponce por Aibonito, ad:
miten pasajeros en- todo ell trayectC
con precios muy limitados. Ell viaje
entero, desde Ia Capital Ponce y vi
ce-versa, no cuesta mas que s1ETE Pc
sos, menos de la ccarta parte de 10 que
importa IN fete. En- regla de proper
ci6n Sc cobra por cada uno de los ira
yectos por separado.
Sc ofrece adem&s puntualidad y es-
nero en- todo 10 referente a este servi-
clio. Cada coche admite dos pasaieros.
Caguas, l6 de Julio de lSs5.-Rs.
gis- Ramos. 9l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27

GUIA manual del comercio ' de IA
Banca y tratado complete te6rico prkc-
tico de todas las operaciones concer.
nientes al comercio de Banca, ' cuantss
operaciones mercantiles puedan ofre.
cerse, tomo holandesa.
TABLAS de logaritmos Dor Vaxoues
Queipo, tomo holandesa.
LAS MUJERES de Ia Biblia. min
cipales fragmentos de Ia historic del
pueblo de Dios con multitud de graba-
pos en- acero y las biograffas de cada
uno de los personaies, edici6n de luio.
ALGEBRA por Briot, ! tomo pasta.
FISICA por Ganot, Ultima edici6n,
| tomo pasta.
LA EDUCACION intellectual. mo-
al y ffsica, por Herbert Spencer, / /. {.
LOS AMIGOS, 8 tomos teIa.
GALERIA de escritores celebres
con "a retratos en- acero, y Ia bioRra-
fla de los personajes, edici6n de fuio.
TRATADO de arqnitectura ptxctico.
por Vinola, con las cinco 6rdenes 7S
laminss, encuadernaci6n en- .tela.
HISTORIA de Gil Bias de SantiIla-
ma, por LIE Sage, y traducida por ol
P. Isla, tomo tela.
D1BUJO por Kr1si, IA cuadernos
parte sintetica, analftica.y perspective.
TENEDURIA de ibros, por De.
grange, l tomo tela.
Ell CATOLICISMO en- presencia
de sus disidentes, por Ell P. Eysaguirre.
Ell MONASTERIO de Piedra. an
historic, sus wales, sus cascadas. sus
grutas, sus tradiciones y leyendas, pof
D. Victor Balaguer, con un retrato del
autor, tomo lujo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
Ell ALBA,
II T. STA U r A Mt.

81 creciente favor que ell pdbli-
co dispensa al establecimiento, me
obliga a poner en- conocimiento
de mis- numerosos parroquianos,
que desde l.: de Enero de 1886,
ceso de seryir bateas q domicilio,
limitandome al servicio ue los que
me honran frecuentando ell Res.
taurant, 9 hacienda encargos par
ticulares.
Solo asi podre atender a todo
por mi mismo con ell esmero que
Sc merece la protection que re
cibo. No debo decir mas.-Lo-
renzo Guid6t, S Francisco So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
REToREo.

NorAs.-En 80 viaje de ida recibir& 81 vapor
a Puerto Rico los dias Is de cada mes ia carga
y pasajerosque para los puertos del Mar Uarioe,
arTiba sxpreaades, y Pacihoot cOnduzca elcorreo re-
que sale d Barcelona q Is Dc OAdIs 81 ~.
aue .sIe de Puerto -Bice 81 dia 10, Ia carga y
nasaieros que conduzcs procedsntes de los puer
kos dsl Mar oaribe , sls sPacf6co, para CAdiz J
Barcslona.
En- Il epoca de cuareAtsnas, sea dssde l.
A Mayo 81 so de Eetiembre, 30 sdmite cargs
para okdix, Barcelona , Eantandsr, pero psss-
iar0a, solo para sl tltimc puerto.
Para mas informes sus agentes.
SO6riaos De EzgEsGSG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
HTPOTECA.

Sc desea colocar en- primera
hipote:a sobre una buena casa de
esta Ciudad, prefriendo la Gale
de la Fortaleza 9 la de San Fran
cisco, la suma de 5000 pesos,
POGO mas 8 menos. En- la calle
de la Tanca, mum. 4, Sc reciben
pormenores y conformidades.
"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
l. I N e a
DE VAPOREs -CORREOS ESpAN0LEs
entire Liverpool : Puerto Rico

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados q dicho servicio son
los siguientes:
Puertorigaeao, captain Ciri6n.
BorEnqaen, captain G&rate.
MayGg@e<, captain Gondra.
NuecO Ponce, capitAn Mendezons
HumGcGO, cspitan Izaguirre.
Despach&ndose uno ell rs de cada
mes, q veces con escala en- Santander
Para otros pormenores dirigirse 4 los
sehores White Forman yiCo., Liver-
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, San Juan
Pto.- Rico, Kraemer y &C., Mayagnez,
Muller, Hingelberg, Forfar y Go. Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
LITOGRAFIA
A.LYNN, SUCESORA DE Morris.

Consttuida nuevamente bao mi solo nombre
compeene direction provista de titles material necesaro
un establecmiento de primer orden contando
inteligente personal oezco al pdbco esa industrial pu
diendo eecutar Cuantos encagos hagan por dccs
compcados que sean Ia seguridad de que deare
tsechos odos los gustos llenas todas las exigencas
Tanto la simple arjeta ell artistico diploma; e
clio recbo comercal los documentos bancarios ell
pequeno ete la eegante marqulla para tabacos etc.
etc. garantzo quedara satisfaction de los interesado
tan perecto los rabaos que hagan ell exranje
ro
Muestrao de toda clase de trabaos que encargu
exhbira este esablecimeno remitira vuelta de
correo quien 10 socite.
FORTALEZA "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
CAFE De LAS MARIAS
DE- Los SESORES BALLESTER0S HERXANOS

Situado este establecimiento
de los puebloa mas c6ntrcos Z
limitrofe d Yauco, donde p.
mejor cafe de America.
d los duenos, remee
favorezcan con
Peninsula, Ha'
meiores classes
Direction
msnos,4-Las !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
la ELEGAlCIA GUIANA
DE JUAN SEXTO.

En- este reputado establecimiento
ACADIA de recibirse IN extenso y varia-
do surtido de sombreros de todas for
mas y clases, d la Ultima moda alta
novedad.
Sc recomiendan q los elegantes, y 8
todas las personas de buen gusto.
Anexo 4 La E1egancta Cu5ana ha
qnedado establecido para ell servicic
del pdblico dn bien provisto Dep6sito
de tabacos y cigarrillos exclusivamente
de la Habana.
H6nrenle los fumadores y qaedarAn
completamente satisfechos.
144 ~ Juan Sert0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-01-27
CamiSas MallOrQuinas.

FONT VIDAL y Cs, San Fran
cisco 80, tienen constantemente
e&istencia de este articulo, que
realizan q precios m6dicos. 141