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New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
COyoUsRgD BY his SUPERSTITION.

Several days Chag Min brought suit In yusuce
Tutles against Pun Pong 10 recover $50 40 Snd
In pursuance OF the same o sewing machine was at
tached. Yesterday the tried. s. II. btctt ap-
psaring for plantif and X c. O1tron for deienfaue
three Interpreters tue witnesses being armed with
Dig pile OF books.
Then they all began to swear and swors in 20 many
different that, by tho tlmo they were through
neither the attorneys thb justice knew anything
about the case In fact coudn, make head tail ous
OF II.
Finally ofthe ceesals suggested that 20 get the
truth of tho ID after chickens head be cut Of. THIS
agreed after some little eyng, and ~ Justice
Tutte didn't wish turn his court Into slaughter
house, the iosshouse was repaired 10.
On arriving there the Defendant was a. bold a iiou
and hustled and secured chicken. sone lighted
tapers agreed that II either tho plaintiff or
defendant weakened the who SO did should lose the
case When everything In readiness the psintih
walked up the block picked upa hatchet aud It was
goodbye chickens heal
The defendant weak ned, and look over towarting tho
plaintiff remarked, "All right. me pay"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
TIE NAUGHTY WIFE.

Ff0fn 7H6 B0sfOU Rlc0Tn
In OF the cities that lie over against boeon there
lives q family whose masculine head man who hse
won considerable wealth, from humble beginnings nos
unlike those OF Commodore Vanderbilt with tho diner
ence that ~hie he. like Vanderbilt began as boatman.
he expanded into tho banking business DsteHf OF
into the railroad business Ever since no became
banker his excellent wife has boen smtten with the great
i'm tauoe OF her husbands occupation, snd mas
advertised II on avery possible OCCASION Tho horecae
conductors the limo which ato her city oil know
her. and smile when she tho car snd grandly
utters her command:
"Conductor. let me on at my husbands pankr'
Ono day lately q trzmpish-lookins old fellow with
red nose got on tho car Just the bankers vile DO
lvered her usual order to the conductor Tho old man
watched her performance curiously and then arose.
pulled himself together and called out with magnin-
cent air that was infntable:
Con inctor. lot me of at my old womsn's peanut
standw
roar went through the air. and " my husbands bank"
has been alluded to than ever snce that time.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
TIE CLEVER YOUNG MAN.

The young man with bangs lsnJ alwAfs as ldlotic ~
he looks The OF worthy Chicagoan had just re-
turned from COLLEGE. The father was brusque matter
mao, who had liking Tor anything dudsh snd
with that his returned with ban 70
and various other insignia of duledom The old gentle.
man surveyed him critically when he appeared In his
Office then blurted out " Young man, you look ike
fool" Just tnat moment. and before the young man
had time make fitting reply. q friend walked H.
Why, hello George, have you returned ~ he asked
" Dear me- how much you resemble your father " 30
he has Just been telling me-" replied the youth.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
GETTING POSTAGE STAMPS FOR NOTHING.
An ODD LITTLE TRICK WHICH SOME WOMEN PRAc-

AN ODD LITTLE TRICK WHICH SOME WOMEN PRAC-
rlsE II DRUGGISTS SHOPS.
"How is business 7" asked a TRIBUNE re-
norter OF Fourtn-ave. druggists clark the other day
"Falr; good business in cough msiicIns tns time
of ths year." he replied AMI then made protouni DOW
TO a fashionaby dressed woman who hal Just entered
tho store.
"Please give me two two-cont stamps ana ne-"on'
STAMP" she said Upon receiving them she Immediately
stuck the larger stamps letters that she had In
her hand stamped paper. and then held out TO the
clerk q fye-dollar bill.
81 cannot chang 20 IT," said tho clerk as he SHOOK MS
head mournfuy.
THAT is too bad have put the stamps on ana na'o
nothing elso with wlicD to pay for them'
"You can pay tho tune yo1 come IN susSes.ea
the clerk.
"Oh, ye. thank you, WILL" eagerly responded 'ne
woman as sne picked up sample box OF cough uroPs
and started for tue door ,,. - .ho ,oo-
Five out, remarked the druggist u 'Ho u'''
closed behind tho womin
"Uoy "a that" asked tho reporter. .
"she will never pay. rou To one wo snail never 500
har again or n snail over see tnat nve ceLts
That Is lust the way presume nave iose .S.
dollars gether. in Just that way We make no pros
from selling stamps, not cont "o heop
tham nst to acSo nmoiste people. ani It Is
NUISANCE too, besides often an actual loss ~
Won have lust seen. Why don't tho newspapers
sh w mamie how they abusing usf why cart -but
mat then he to tho iesk again And IN tearing
on stamp he tore anotuerl 10 two' sS she re
porter left the ROOM.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
A MINISTER PIX.

FroDt a Lstter Written by Carlyle
Stupid boys dres stfu and foolish mothers
often make 1t worse, there 10 remedy but psueuee
lot things take their train without struggling too
hercely against them will find it best There n
test, not quite scrptura but which suits exactly Ia
Its purpoF minister In the MddebIe pulpit Vas At
tempting 70 preach upon these words He that 10 un.
holy, let him bo unh0ly st." Tue poor man. ~ you
know perhaps could do nothing but repeat aud rere.
peat the verse He that 10 un" etc, having totally
forgotten the beginning Of HE sermon An upland pro-
pretor listened tn him with increasing mpstence rett
erang the words TIL at length another He that 10 IN.
holy drove The worthy Laird out Of all composure; he
started up squeezed on his hat, and s,alked gfuGy
along the passsSe nutteriDg: He that confolnd-
ed Jaokas let him DO Jackass still - There 10 much
truth In that prayer, much good sense.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
sgr KNOWS. BUT she wOwr TELL.

IA
Aubnrn has becky Jones in ino PERSON VI oopnsons
Low. of (;snoa WAC, Af,er . two weeks stay IN suo
county basto declares that she VIII remain there tvr
fe raiher than anawer tho questions tue non -EoPg ~
which caused ner Incarceration. Mia Love 70 a.,a se,
teacher, and the snxious thst sne sS a.,
ioossn Ssr tonsus before the term 0egin9
sho won't II shs knsws hssssn. "and thcrs - .n~.
Perhaps the cookery As the HetAl ~ Ayen ~ ~~~
thinx 10 DO Vita her detesminaseas
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
1p1ERs PIT TO sHAMs BY YOUNG WoMAN.

OILERS PUT TO SHANE BY YOUNG WOMAN-
An aged truckman bent under the weight OF b'g roll
OF Garrett His bashook fell from his hand ana oouna-
ed into the gutter out of reach Twenty ids CLERKS anu
salesmen saw the old mans predcaneats and smiled at
h oox O, be vii dermen MOL ventured to help him.
A fashionaby dressed young woman came along TOOK
IN the situation at glance aud without looking u the
right or lett stepped nto the gutter picked up tue nook
in her dainty glovei fingers ami handed 1t to the man
with pleasant smile.
The iders looked at each other and az tho Iar young
woman The old truckman, IN violent enort 10 OK
rsss his thanks poltsy, lost his hat IL rced lDto .he
gutter where the nook had bsen. Ills was almost too
much for any woman, young or past y1ung pus tnis
New-York girl was odual To the OCCASION: Into the
cntt.r sue trlDped again and got tue soiei nat "noh
She handed II to lruckman happy smile was seeh
.God bless ys MISS the old Tuan said. as the fat
maiden turned her pacg the Glers and went on her
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
THE STRANGER SAW THE POINT.


On one of the cold nights NAN was nas'enns M
asro.s hs Cannon his overcoAt outtonsa up W ny
necK lie was rather anxious To know what Tins
INIT he was too lazy TO uubutton his Goa. III oruet 70
n, bis watch Just then no saw man OF Weh ures%o
appearsuoo coming In tho distance ana remsrAeu !"
himself :: - . -.u,.., .,ran~ar what
,,me n ia ana he will uaoutton his coas pun ou. n's
watch and exc inform mo OF the hou. y, % nm iust
III All IN At tnc was outtohoo Up 49,
a. he was wnen no came up. the man Sno r.a''~ "
hnnw rho time touched his hat polt".y anu s"'e
s,y do YOU know what time IL 10 -. ,..,,
Tho stranger paused. removed his rfn. xSsV & S
..S ~. cat from top bottom unOuttohed us uhuot
soas aad nnally pulled out his watch while hc coiu
IN haat aga nst his unprotected chest -
Uoldpg up watch that tho lignt Wouu sumo ou
A. ma sorutlnixod it instant, aud said;
IS Yesv ,,...s..,-..,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
WAS SOME LUNATICS.


GratOt at sat at his door the otnef
afternoon wondering why IL that so III any men IN
care along one OF them placed fenny on tho sde
walk placed his right heel on the penny aud hsn bent
oyr t sea now far no could reach and marx the nig
,on yvth nail As he reached out he lifted his heel
oil the penny. and the other man picked up tue e''n'
that's long reach," said No. ]. as he straishtoneo
up ,.,., o, ,o, ~ ,,o c.nt
"No didn't" 80
Bet you "A dollar !"
q I'll take It," ALA. -. a.. .o..
mn, e ike to III AXE some BEES myself
bet GU So my heel is on penny, said NO. !.
take dot het awful qieek." replied TIE sal0onst,
and a couple Of 81 bills were handed to 40. :.
Ta sat down on tho walk pulled on his shoe and held
,t np tnat might sea oeiny serowea
20 n tne aeeL lie replaced his shoe alter momcnt.
ross I'm and bowed coureousy AID tie pair walked on
msv were at least half block away before tho victim
VSs yhell I Pays taxes in two wards aud gees
t,,ica m Chicago but get vhas some iuaatics WHO
onght To be led around init . rope u
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Ewes Ears Nose

= ,... asected by catarrk The eyes become In.
raa and watey with dull heavy pain between them.
nano roaring buzring noises In the aud sometimes
n hearing Is the Is severe sufferer with It's
constant uncomfortable discharge bal breath and oss Oh ne
sense Of smell All dssgreeabe symptoms disappear
when the disease is cured BY Hoods sarsaparA which ex
pes from the blood mpury from which oaiarfh arises
tones and restores the diseased organs TO health.
have suffered eatarrh In head for years. end
paid out hundreds OF dollars for medicines was weak Ana
NV sves were 40 sore that could read much
hsyan 20 ,ake Hoods sarsapsrA aud my eatarrn 10
nearly cured the weakness my body Is all gone my App
tte 4, good Hoods sarsaparla is tho only medicine
ha, done me permanent gccd."-lMrs. A. cuNNiNoh~A' -
Providence. H. l.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
.r.x..,. Al sx for -. PrspArsi only BY O.
HOOD a co, Apesheoarss. Lowell. Aass.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
THE PARSOy AND EDDIE.

Prom The Boston hecord
Awellknewn doctor Of divinity, NOT now hvns, 80.
ka many of u.s. the subject OF age. ana ns
vou,nfui grandson was like other children. curious
about tho same subject At tho table one day OUT ouss
the question: 40,
"Grsudf falhsr, how old are you Z, ~ ....n,.,
How plainly hear the familiar delineEa's so'e"'
"Why, EDDIE am more than sixy. ,w
.Wnxtl More than sixty. And pos uesu ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

Something over q year ago met here an lntenSeu'
Swiss manufacturer OF cotton emrroderics n oeis0i
Meyer His homo and factories are ut Horlsau o"'|or
land He here for the purpose OF getting lro" no
Secretary Of the Treasury ruling as to tho CLASS oi
goods manufactured by himself, which should enaoie
him his extensive business with tns oouh-
try lie was successful endeavor In conversation
with hin then he expressed decided views upon the
tar question: and told among other things that no
that policy OF Protection would become tno
policy OF the world. Mr. Seiger Meyer Is again In nov"
York on business errand. In response " an inquiry
whether a change In the American tarin was uesnou
abroad ne said: That is matter thatis no iopse' "
much interest In Europe formerly ena"to " s -
tarin meant great deal to Us. NO" ~ .. mo -
little. In tho first place II Is not nAor ,on r;sn,
reduced the tariff the reduction VIII 10 'o'' -,,,u
away. You will 20 about IL moderately s a, ssnd nay n
Now your In IL. have crown powerful Mu n"'
become technically complete th.e with Euro.
large consumption you are equany ~ fss matter OF
tscnnca auan1sations Tho difference to-up Is SIMPLY
va the matter OF wages In tho s nronortIon wLcn
large production In hi: country tae 40 small that an
urn,nd r.n,,ton ~ say 10 per cent, would change
nothing In tue Imports 1t woud no. iIoics,o VI Va
diminish them sonsDly Manuiao.A,r ,nr one thina aud
wages for another Ten years aso lv'a 49, ~
our strength were your lack ol teonn,osi ho
aud experiences, We had also sono s 49, trs tscania.l
knowledge. since then you nave 90 sonpIe'oo )ou. @
Iseunical knowledge OF manufacturing that you arc
snuaI 10 Europe In PERFECTION OF production luis
factor because your labor Hold Is becon
Ing gorRed aud you can meet us on tno laoor
Consequently waiie Ten years sko 81 ~ srsst al
vantase 10 us In Europe you oman equal toosina
| With us We have lost that advantagA Afns mets
powerful yoa Get the lsss We can attack you u usss
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

In a chat with Senator Sherman the other day sonio-
thing was said about the labor movement IL TINS CITY
wben he remarked Henry George is worse than the
ST. John of the Democratic party He ls their bete no
Thsv bave reason 10 fea. him." Senator Sherman, by
the way Is losing the reputation that ne forhsriy hau
for being cold rrgid The cordahty with @hich ho
has received visitors within the last year OF Two mas TO-
moved much OF the old feeling that men had toward him
hen he was the head OF the Treasury Department
he was exrmey guarded in talking with strangers anu
evan with his personal friends When he Is in Newiork
now he goes about the hotel corridors and streets III o
ain plest way This remn vel, tina: during Mt.
Blane's stay in Newiork he was frequently 10 De seon
aous in broadway Filth Avenue going up or down Oh
foot 1t is is custom at home to take re- i"i S 9
walk, purely for exercise, recreation WHICH ho ui' w
neglect While In Nee-forK
French names are with the families Of Detroit
There s old and wealthy French society In we O.'
of straits which takes pride tracing its ancestry 10
| France The city Controller Of Detroit william d.
Maron whose namo from OF those old French
lines was here the other day. He Is young man Vi
about twenty-eght thirty, elegant In manners ou'
full of Western nre aud HIS mission here was W
pref are the placing OF bonds which have been
TO complete the nI nIrovement OF Belle lse an iSanu ia
the river Just above Detroit which tho oily has Under
taken into large park and to connect Win 'n
| mainland by n bridge. Belle lse Park, when conf
pleed according TO tine present Intentions will be one
OF the nuost the United States Tho wors mas Deon
gong forward too slowly to suit the public on acconn W
s mail amount that can be annually raised by taxa
tou for this purpose. and 1t was detcriinod tsrAiso
subcsn fund Dy ,Le bonds complete the ini-
| proyement 81 once
W. p. Proctor, the sewing machine millionaire, VINO
married one Mr. Singers daughters says tbat III h
youth he worked In Newly for dollar day Irade'
unions we're known then ana no says that thero was
alyays the samo talk aud strife that is still going Oh ID
the LABOR field individuals aud ASSOCIATIONS he
refused join the laoor organizations because h'
sad tncJ attempted to dictate tho price he should re
csi,e for his labor. He holds that . mars hoor
worth all that he can get for IL ana tha' whon o
80 that In. price sba be tho same for all mon engaged
IN siyeu iae Of work. whether they good bad OF ~
different workmen. IL puts premium on me shitle''
workers ut ths expense ofStne good men, Nhls takns
rsosny on this subject no sad Thefe arc threo mus
smarisls oondons observable In the county to-ony
| Csoitajists nsvSs gos such AwAu psoae. no@ Ias''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-19
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
De c&zDrro n1z1cAMrrx

Sc venden diez defecadoras de cobre
sistema Gail IN tren de ferrocarril
portatil, via 0'50 milimetros, sistema
Decauville especial para trasporte de
csfas, compuesto de AZ wagones y
5000 metros de rieles de hierro =
acero, distribuidos en- Ia siguients for
ma:
44O tramos de rieles de a S metros;
$50 idem de d idem; "a idem de
q 2t; l6 idem de q It; 100 curvas de
a II metros y l6 idem de II. Cons
ia ademaa ell tren de 40 cruzamientos
de dos Was con sus sgujas; de tres
cruzamientos de tres Was con sus agu-
jas tambien; cnatro descarriladores y
4 porteurs de metro 20 para ell tras.
porte del bsgazo.
Todo clio Sc encuentra en- buen esta.
do, como pnede verse en- Ia Hacienda
Josefa { (Hormiguero) del Excmo.
Sr. D. Jose A. Annoni. Ell que 10
interese puede dirigir proposiciones
EcerrAdas q la Presidencia de "a Socie-
dad, hasta ell 25 del corriente, en- cuyo
dia Sc hard la adjudication al mejor
postor, 81 las proposiciones fuesen acep-
tables, debiendo advertise que podrAn
hacerse por la totalidad por Totes.
Puerto Rico, Mario S de 1SS6.-El
Administrator, M. ALVAREZ. 30
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-19
4 hDEMIA NILITAR
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO

Debiend9 procederse la venta, en-
pnbiica s1basta de varios libros de tex
to, pertenecientes d la extinguida Aca-
demia de infauteria; los cuales no tie
ueu apIicacion en- este estabIecimiento
de instruction, por no ser aquellos los
teFignados por Ia superioridad para
cursar las aHignaturas comprendidas
en- el plan de estudios VICENTE, Sc con-
voca por ell presente & una licitaci6u
qne tendr& lngar en- la Direction de
esta Academia, establecida en- el Guar
tel de Santo Domingo de esta Capital,
q las tres y media de la tarde del dia
en- que Sc campla el pIazo de ounce dias
a contar desde ell en- que sc publique es-
te nnuncio por primera vez en- Ia GAGE
ia Official, Q al siguiente 81 aquel fuere
festive.
Los licitadores que deseen hacer pro-
posiciones, las presentaran dentro de Ia
media hors snte6 de Ia sefalada para el
scto, en- dicho LEGAL y ante Ia Junts Eco
n6mics de la Academia, que va estara
reunida; pasada la indicada media bora
no Sc admiti1an mas proposiciones, nj
Sc retlraTan las presentadas; debierdo
sugetsrse para sn formation nj pliego
de condiclones que Sc hallara de mani.
fiesto en- dicha Oficina, desde el dia de Ia
publication, por primera vez de este
anuncio al anterior en- que Sc cumpla ell
plazo senalado.
Los libros one Sc ofrecen & la referida
licitaci6n son los que continuation Sc
expresan:
Al Algebras, por Feiid.
rs Geometrias, por idem.
72 Trigonometrias, por idem.
"a Dictionaries frances espa6ol es-
paho. frances, por Quintans.
IS Gramaticss francesas, por Benot.
81 Geometriss descrIptivas, por Gil
m6nez Bay.
43 Fisicas y quimicas, por Rico y
Santisteban.
III Ejemplares lecciones francesas de
literature y de moral, por Tramarria.
35 Tratados sobre armas portatiles,
por Barrios.
Z Reglamentos de eontabiidad de
1862.
2 EjempIares Nociones de Artilleria,
por Latorre.
81 Geografias Hist6rico militares,
por Arteche.
Puerto-Rico, 81 de Enero de 1885,
El Captain 90 Jefe, RosendO CDredo.
-Y.0 b. Ell Comandante Director, Isl
dr. Co1laI. Is
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CkLDERAMJLTlTUBUlAR.

Sc yende una caldera al vapol
multitubular de II pies diametro
l33 p!es de largo con 160 tubo:
de 81 pulgadas diametro exterior
y IA urantes de II pulgadas dia
metro para segurldad de las cabe.
zas de la mencionada caldera;
Ileya I'm cabezote de vapor (Steam
lome) horizontal de 3 pies diane
tro y 81 de largo.
Esta completa en- todos sus &C
cesorios y ademas rs tubos dc
repuesto, y un mandril.
Esta en- rerfecto estado y ase-
gurada para trabajar con la pre-.
sion de 50 liblas, segun acostum.
bran mandarlas de Glasgow para
las maquinas dedicadas a la ex-
Traction del jugo de la cana.
La caldera esta en- Ponce y para
mas informes, precios, &&, diri
girse al Iogeniero don Tomas
Do1d, de dicha ciudad. 23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-19
MANUAL del encusdernador te6cori
II L Il

MANUAL del encusdernador te6cori
practice. l t. tela.
GUIA manual del comercio Y de n
Banca y tratado complete te6rico prxc-
tico de todas las operaciones concer.
nientes al Comercio de Banca, y cuantas
operaciones mercaDtiles puedan ofte.
cerse, tomo holandesa.
TABLAS de logsritmos por VaxCues
Queipo, tomo holandesa.
LAS MUJERES de la Biblia. prin
cipales fragmentos de la historic del
pueblo de Dios con multitud de graba-
pos en- acero y las biograffas de csda
ano de los persousjes, edici6n de lujo.
ALGEBRA por Briot, tomo pasta.
FISICA por Ganot, Ultima edicion.
| tomo pasta.
LA EDUCACION intellectual, mo.
ally fisica, por Herbert Spencer, tt
LOS AMIGOS, 8 tomos tela.
GALERIA de escritores celebres
con "a retratos Ell acero, y Ia biogra-
fla de los personajes, edici6n de lujo.
TRATADO de arquitectura prGctico.
por Vi1ola, con las cinco 6rdenes y 72
amlnss, encuadernaci6n en- tela.
HISTORIA de Gil Bias de Santills.
ma, por LIE Sage, y traducida por 81
T. lsla, | tomo tela.
DIBUJO por Kr1si, IA cuadsrnos
parte sintetica, analftica y perspective.
TENEDURIA de ibros, por De-
grange, ! 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, por
ID. Victor Balaguer, con un retrato del
autor, tomo lujo.
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Ell ALBA.
RES IA U RIA Mt.

E ! creciente favor que ell publ
co dispenSa al establecimiento, me
obilga a poner en- conocimientC
de mis- numerosos parroquianos,
que desde 10 de Enero de 1886,
ceso de servir bateas q domicilio,
iimitandome al S, rvicio ue los que
me honran frecnentando el Res.
taorant, 0 hacienda encargos par
tic,llares.
Solo al odr6 atender a todo
por mi nj no toa Il esmero que
Sc mtrcce la protection que re
cibo. N dtbo dcc:r mas.-Lo-
remzo Gu dtt, S Flancis1o 63.
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Sc VENDE.

Una estancia de 200 cuerdas
sta en- la Jurisdiction de Trujillo-
alto, barrio de las Cuevas. Po-
see en- las inmediaciones un rico
manantial de aguas potables. Sus
terrenos son aptos para cana, y
tiene actualmente sembradas al
gunas cuerda8. Coenta al efecto
con I'm pequeno trapiche, Esta
encIavada dicha huca en- la zona
por donde sigue el trazado del
ferro-carril de Rio piedras y ade-
mas dc productive en- pastos y
frutos memories, es un buen sitio
de recreo, por sus especiales COM
diciones.
En- esta 1mprenta diran el pre-
clio d quien 10 solicite, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-19
H1pOI'ECA.

Sc desea colocar en- primers
hipote:a sobre una buena casa dc
esta C'udad, 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
pormenoras y conformidades.
"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-19
CAFE De LAS MARIAS
Dg Los SES0GsS BaLLES7GDOS HgRKANOS

Situado este establecimiento en- uno
de los puebIos mas c6ntrIcos de Is Isla,
lmitrofe q Yeuco, donde sc recolecta el
mejor cafe de America, permitido le es
d los duenos, remesar, los que les
iavorezcan con sus drdenes desde la
Peninsula, Habans 8 Nueva- York, las
mejores classes dc dicho fruto.
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