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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
pJa.gado dc Ia IRstaRcia do Cate.
dral. Escrlbania de don EstcbaR
Calderoa.

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aoE don EaTIquc DiaR dc Guijarro, Juex do
/. IEssAaciA del dlstriio de Catedral dc esta
assdAd 50 parsido, por ante el infrAscrito es-
ersuAEo, go q denlAadA elecutiya que sigue en-
ol sE.ssso el pFScaradoE D. Tomas CAbAllero.
eSs.a ApoderAdc dc Ia companiA LimitadA dc
s1oalsvs, coaIsa IA sucesson De d. jose Ramon
ysssAsAss, Marques de IA EsperAnza, sobTs
sasu Ae 50. .213 pesos eeatAyos, interssea
cas.As, 80 sAcA p9hlicA subAsta 10 hacienda
. gspxr1aaA, radlcAda 60 q barrio de- PuntA
tses. sksuaiea municipal de- AanAii, JuSgado
ss l.. Ias.AscsA de- AFs1ihn, eonStituyendola
ia esssss ssgulxn.ss. s,2e5 euerdas, as cen.
:azses As ssgrxaes. eqEiyaientes 4 $50 hectA-
tvAa. ~ AsxAs ysis eeasiAseas, do difesentea
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sFvgaas gasa "a sArmasA dc oAAAs y pAstOs, c.
lzAaasss EsAas, a. Ssyss. eoa u EonA martina,
sazaaa As "a. nes4ssslAs y joss Usgel: a Nor-
4ssaa. c,s@ ysceass FevakHass, 1ose VeleH,
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a,s,sths - sAees Ass ss@gssss< q ssscEaealA
nss1sssssss = sGt.sGA sAssassas szssA2esa del
s..,sasse ssl ssssse srssstzasass sss tssnAna De
g,sseasAsk Sc pas sass.ss fassssfsssaea sa
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g,sasas Nssss. Ensss ~ - 9sss~-N.' b.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
GACETA DE HOY.

El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge'
neral accidental SO ha seryide
declarar cesante del cargo dc
Alcalde de esta Capital q dor
Vicente de Soliveres;
Admitir, aunque con sentimien,
to, Ia renuncia que del cargo dc
Alcalde INFERNO de esta Capital le
ha plesentado D. Jose G.. Quijano,
quedando S. E. satisfecho del cello,
aetiyidad { inte'igencia ror el ST.
Gonzalez Quijano desplegadas en-
ell desempef1o de aquel destino;
Declarar cesante del cargo de
Alcalde de Ponce q don Fernando
Diez Ulzurrum, nombrandole pa
ra que desempene la Alcaldia de
esta Capital;
Y de:larar cesante del cargo
de AIca.de de Juana-Diaz d don
Policarpo de Echevarria, propo-
niead Q. S. E. utiIizar oportuna-
mente los servicios del mismo.
Reales Ordenes nombrando
Oiaiales cuartos de las Aduanas
de Maysgiez y la Capita, res
pectivamente, a don Pedro Ava
req Campos y don Juan Isern y
Mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
SALVAMEN9o DEL NlUFRAGOS

Esta benemGrita Socie lad. tan
titiI como huma6itaria y caritati-
va, .acaba> >daNnombrar en- esta Ca.
"a. siguiente Junta Directive
ara ell corriente afio:
Presidente:
Excmo Sr. Brigadier Oomandan-
te Principal de. Marina D. Pedro
Diaz Herrera.
Ticepresidcnte:
Don Enrique vijande.,
Toc0les:
DR.. D. Pedro PUG, Director de
Sanidad del puerto.
D: Alberto Regdlez, Director del
Institute.
D. Rafael earlier, Ayundante de
la Cemandancia Principal de Ma
rina.
D. Laureano Vega, Director de
"a Loterfa provincial.
I'eS0Scr0:
D. Mariana Morote, Ordenador
de pagos de Marina.
Tice1tcSorsro:
D. Void, Andrade, Habilitado
de Marina de la provincial.
SecrstGrio:
D. Eduardo Gonzalez Malo, Co.
misario de Admon Militar.
Vice-secretd RIO:
D. Damian Rodriguez, empleado
de Ia Oomandancia de Marina.
A los cuales seiiores felicitamos
por Ia distinction que han mereci.
do q sus co-asociados en- Ia Ins.
tituci6n de Salvamento de Nau.
fragos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
VARIEDADES.
UN EPISODE De ANTARr


"La tribu de Catham, que es
una de las tribus Independence
del Yemen, levantisca y rebelde
cada vez mas, esta derrotada STEM
pre- por las fnerzas de Antar.
Y ha llegado & Greer que ese po-
deroso guerrero es invencible ante
81 poder brutal, y que rehusando
& Ia batalla, necesita buscar su des-
trucci6n por medic del crimen.
Antar es inviolable-dice Cat
ham-su inspiration es dc Dios
gu causa es del orden y de Ia pa
tria; gu poder es un poder supre.
mo. En- vano hemos de luchar
frente q frente y golpe q golpe.
Mas, nos resta su destruction
sin esgrimir las lanzas y sin expo
nernos q 81 perspicacia y & 81 po-
der.
DiezmaremoS sus ejercitos y sus
Adictos.
Y 81 vivira ignorando nuestIa
guerra y nuestras armas.
Y nosotros iremoS levantando
nuestras millcias disciplinadas.
Ell tiene la fuerza de Dios y de
su poder nosotros tendremos Ia
fuerZa de nuestroS sicarios y nues.
tros narc6ticos.
Yle venceremos 4 mansalva, y
nos haren6s sobezanos del De.
sierto.
Y las riqueEas las repartiremos
entire nuestros soldados y nuestro'
chaiques.
Y nuestros reyes serkn nuestro.
sabios.
Y los extranjeros seran mas lue
60 los 1nicos tributaries en- nucn
tro pueblo, si 90, los haremos hui
como gacelaS hasta 10 playa d.
Alexandria.
Y nadie mas que nosotros ten
dra derecho q este aire, & cate so
"a esta terra, que vamos & Mber
tad de ese heroe & quien tants
odiamos y dc esa domination qus
no queremos resistir.
Y para cumplir nnestfUs deaig
MOS, congregaremos las tfibua d,
nuestros afiues.
Y estatuiremCs una asOelaci6v
misteriosa.
Y repartiremos los trabsI6s d
10 coDjuraci6n, y pondrsmos et
marcha nuestros planes.
Y se jurarA Ia inviolabllldad de
Secreto, en- el nombre de Allah y
riesgo de 10 vida.
Y la caverna one en- oiro temp.
diera hospitalidad { ChcIoub, aeri
designada para reunirse en- alta
horas de 10 noche, el eonclavc d.
la asociaci6p.
ALI formularemos nuessras su
turas campafias.
Y aguzaremoa nuestra lntellgcn
cia on las sordas consplracioneaD
ALI, con 10 larva dc 10 oariaad
20 reunirAn los enemlgos del odic
10 Antar y dictarAn Ia aen,eueiI
de exterminio, para 81 y 10 sobcsx
MIA do Zobeir.s
\ Esto dVO CathAm Asus scldados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
LESSEPS Y NARVAEZ,
{ Re uKRpos PKRsoSALEs. !

hh lAAuO1 FAhnlAAA~An-
HAce Alganos dias annnciAmos Ia
pub'icsei6n de los recnsrdos persons
les de Lesssps, con mal,itad de caro-
sAs notieias sobre la apef.nH de- eAhs
Dc SusE. JoxgGndolas igaalmente 10
teresantes, b eoutg naei6n inser,Anos
algunas rAginAs de 40 l,bfo es qac =
trata de suersos y hombrrs eenAscido.
por noeotros;
HAbiendo vivido darAats cchs
saos en- AndAlneia y Catalan. come
con sol genera, estaha y ss sxeslsass,
relacicues con ID Real tasnll.a, sl 60
bieino y los geastalss de .s4os -
partidor.
Despars De Adqulrir 10 ssgarsAAa IL
qne rAdA ts1ia qot ,smst del ado 4.
Ia frontsrs, fai 4 BAreelasa 1 ,esoss'
4 III fanilia. Nos passsaOs en- nas,
cha por lee 1oa,aaas Dc CstAlsaA
donde 90 habla maHisatls 10 gaxsss
civil daGAnts vslsss aEos, = sss ssaasas
ccLpadas pos kssaas sxtxlass. osS.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
VeNTA De ESTkNClA
EN- GALES.

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rsaliaa nSa p.ufasslad sgrlsoia, sta az
aassa de 'ssaa 81 sasa roblasatn, cir
caa4a p.ss d as, eos stsadaaIFs passos,
vArsas sA<saass as cafe, 2 Asaaos J
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20

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su@ sssai.a ansas ns a4a sas sansa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
ANISO
| nTRN RElNlo,INA

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go
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sssr
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
PIANO..

Sc vende barato I'm magni6co
piano de cola, nuevo, de Ia Fabri.
"a de Chiskering. New York;
Podla verse en- Ia calle de San
Jose, z, bajos, de 8 4 10 de la ma.
nana. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
llsaOs De cOMERClO.

Sc AAs reeAhsdo inglasaa y nor
hsAmsrsaAAoa ae sAllaAd snpeEioR
Ans4s 30 1000 tnlsca y % vandea
Ysxsass eAssstslmes sa h Impeen
y ass bOLKTIM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
S0CIEDAD ANONlMA
DE CREDlTO MERCANTIL
Convoeatoria a Junta general ordinaria

En- cumplimiento de 10 que prescri.
be Ell articulo 48 de los Estatutos, =
para los fines que en- el mismo y en- 81
SO Sc expressn, Ia Junta Directive, On
sesi6n ordinaria de esta fechs, ha acor.
dsdo la celebration de 10 Junta gene.
raj, tambien ordinaria, se6slando al
efecto el dia % de Febrero pr6ximo, &
as IL del mismo, en- los salones del
Casino Espanol, y para Ia cnal seE con.
voca por 10 presente 4 los Sres. Accio.
nistas, que con arreglo 4 los "a men.
.ionados Estatntos tienen derecho do
asistencis.
AL efecto de Ia celebration de dicha
Junta, sc advierte que desde hoy queda
6jada al pdblico en- Ell sitio de costum.
bre, la lista de los Sres. Accionistas
con derecho de asistencis, Z fin de que
ios interessdos puedan establecer las
reclamsciones oportunas, dentro del
plaEo del art. 80 del Reglsmento, re.
comendGndose el recuerdo =. cumpli.
miento de los art. 4S al 81 de los Esta
tutos y del SO al 30 del Reglamento,
con arreglo al d'timo de los cuales, se
expedirAn por Secretsria las cerrespon.
dlentes papeletas, dursnte los 8 dias
anteriores al de Ia Junts, 8 eease desde
el Is hasta ell % de Febrero pr6ximo,
ambos ipclusives.
Sc advierte por dltimo, que desde
hoy, conforme al art. e4 del Regla.
uento, los Sres. Accionistas, con dere-
cho de asisteucia, podrGn presentsr por
escrito y firmAdas, y no de otrs nanera,
las pro oposiciones con que estimen con-
veniente Sc de cuenta en- 10 citada Jun.
"a general.
Puerto Rico, l6 de Enero de 1883.
Fl Presidente de turno,
Manuel Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
GRAN SASTRERiA ITALIANA,
JOSE PROVASI. rort.l,.. %.

Sc construy n.trajes de toias clases, la ulti
ma moda, "a, caballe-os. Generos ingleses, fran
ceses, espanolesy alemanes al gusto dels mas exi-
gente. Surtido constante. Elegancia y baratura
gran thmero de parroquianos d.. la sociedad ele-
gante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
GU1A LOCAL.
S0BaINOS De ESQUIAGA,

FORTALEZA Z.
CASA de giros y comisi6n. Agen-
tes de los correos de Espana y
Compalla Atlas de los Estados-
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
iIaslhlA PRlTs.
ruM ~ s1ma E1AEz moAsA

NAa4Aass i - sxsA sgss@y yssas
aa = lm7sxaaa - Asasssx Mn
a.sxxs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20

Sc dan d iu,eres m6dico, cor
gArantia de pilietes del Tesoro 8
Accio nes de In Soeiedadad Ano-
nima. Iniormaran en- esta I'm.
prenia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20

Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
PEDRO REUS YC0. crn, !,

FABRICANTES DE SOMBREROS
A la Ultima moda con el mayor esmero, confec
cionan rsombreros de todas classes y formas para
caballe os, senoras, ninos ninas, asi COMO tel;
| bonetes para Clerigos.
Gran compstencia los que procedan de extran
oYos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-20
DEP0SlTO De TABACOS

de Ia acreditada fabrica de- don
NJ. Mufioz Gallart, de Cayey.
Vitolas de todas clases.
Unico Agente en- San Juan,
(P. RI, Heriberto G. de Queve.
do, calle del Dep6sito, ndmero l.,
Marina. 8
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-27
MATTERS IN GENERAL.
Manager jeffrey interviewed.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 26,-''Last Saturday"
said General Manager Jeffrey, Of the Illinois
Central road, when talking TO n reporter on
the yellow fever scare in the south, guar
antine was established all over our 900 miles
Of road south Of the Ohio river, practically
ending all business, through aud local.
Nearly every station and town quamntincd
against every other station and town, no
matter whether the places quarantinod
against were healthy or affected,
and the result was that passengers
could not get OF trains nt any point
therefore discontinued passenger trains be-
tween Cairo and New Orleans and between
Cairo and jackson, Tenn, but managed To
maintain mail communication between
Cairo and New Orleans by passenger trains
although the trains met with many ohsta-
Giles and distractions and ears and men
had 10 be changed many times be-
fore the run, $50 miles, was made Yes
terday and last night the feeling in
the different communities was toned down
and more rcsaon and common sense was
displayed, and the people are now less panic
stricken. Consequently quarantine rcEula-
tions have been modified materially. All
stations, with one exception, between Cairo
under proper sanitary inspection, and under
proper sanitary rules and regulations. These
common sense methods are gradually coming
10 the front aud being put Ia force at stations
south Of Jackson, Tenn. and ! think by the
end of the " eek there will bo resumption Of
local freight and passenger trains az nearly oil
stations on our line In Kentucky, Tennessee
and Louisiana"
what did you do with the people who
got ON the trains and were not allowed Ia
get oil during the scnro''
They we're not allowed 10 leave the
trains then, though some Of them had only
paid their fare for fifty or 100 miles, aud |
directed them to be- carried To Chicago free
Of cost that they be- provided with meals n
they were financially embarrassed or could
not well pay for them, aud gave them free
transportation on returning 20 their homes
when they could get back
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-27
RIOTouS LABoRERS.
A Contractor Boats Them Out OF Their
Daily Earnings,

"A Contractor Boats Them Out OF Their
Daily Earnings.
MONTREAL Ont, Sept 26-News reached
the city late last night Of a serious riot in
the county Of Compton. Contractors on u
section OF the Hcrcforn branch railway drew
check for S25, 600 from the company on
account Of construction ON Saturday last,
and left the country with the proceeds
They had in their employ over eco Italian
laborcrs who had not been paid u cent OF
wages since August 1, and were in q dcsti.
tuto condition. AS soon as the dupcd for
cigncrs learned Of the departure of their en-.
ployors they became desperate, and when,
yesterday morning, the railroad company
attempted 10 resume the work Of cunsiruc.
ton they fatty refused 10 do a stroke, aud
ut once began destroying all they could Law
their hands on, They soon took possession
OF the village Of Sawycryillo aud threatened
10 destroy Il unless they were paid.
A party of citizens, with some lIungnrinns
employed by the railway company inter
icrcd To save railroad property aud dcs
pcratc tight followed. one Italian and four
liungnrians were killed and Il il reported
between thirty and forty injured. The pco.
pie are terror stricken aud have lied, leaving
their houses and goods behind them. At
last adyicos the Italians were pillnging the
deserted houses.
The Fifty eighth battalion left Shorbrokc
last evening by special train for the scene of
the trouble, and Il IL hoped their presence
will put an end tu the trouble. A quantity
of ammunition will he sent from the arsenal
here early I'm the morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-27

but got rather poor encouragement as TO
raising the quarantine against the
passenger and freight trains of his
road, neither of which are now allowed
to stop here, which has heretofore proved an
impediment to the business of the road, this
being the relay point for freight trains, but
by an arrangement made today at Leighton,
ten miles east of here, the company is en-
abled TO handle all through business with
dispatch. In view of the sad experience
had here in 1878 with the fever the
people are as unit In prohibiting trains
stopping here. Large numbers of citizens
from this place are now in the mountains
south of here and more are leaving daily
notwithstanding there has not been sus-
picious case in town, or even q refu-
gee from an infected point. The
quarantine is being rigidly maintained, a
Gordon of guards surrounding us day and
night and no one who leaves the cor
porate limits Is allowed to enter again.
Business is stagnated TO such an extent that
the streets are almost entirely deserted by
shutdown, only picket to be occasionally
seen.
Later-Your correspondent learns that
the city council has refused positively TO re-
lax the regulations in any particular, and all
trains, as heretofore will not be permitted
to stop here. Supt. Pegram will return TO
Memphis tomorrow, as the quarantine east
OF here has not been of such a nature as TO
interfere with the business of his road.
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A SUSPICIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The fivc-Ycar-0Id Son of Mr.. CargiII
Relieved 60 Have It.

Special Dispatch 30 The Appeal
CoFrTEviLLE, Miss. Sept 26.--The widest
excitement prevailed here this morning
when Il was learned that Doctors Persons
and Bcadlc had declared that there was a
suspicious case Of fever in town, and all
kinds Of rumors were afloat and could be
heard on all sides. The victim Of the fever
is Winborn, the hye.ycar-old son Of Mr.. J.
Il. CaPill, station agent and telegraph oper-
ator at this place. After consultation with
the board Of aldermen and the doctors, May
or Hambot sent the following telegram 10
DIR. Cant health officer OF the county
CoFFEEvnLE, Miss. sept u, 1883.
Dr. II. A. Cant. Water Valley. Miss;
Suspicious case Of fever here, 20 pro-
nounccd by Drs. Person and Bcadle. Come
II. HAunLEr.
At about 1890 o'clock telegram was re-
cciycd BIS the assistant agent stating that
DIR. Cant was not IN Water Valley, and
about ~ o'clock Dr. Bcadlo received the fol-
lowing
WARN VALLEY, Miss. Sept 30 ISIS
Dr. r. q. Bcadlc. Conccyillc. MIS-:
DO you want Can't Answer fully, my
expense. J. r. BLorNr.
inasmuch NJ Mayor Hamblot had already
tclcguphcd Tor Dr. Cant no reply was made
90 Mr.. Blount At ? o'clock special car
from the south came up and stopped near
the corpOmic limits. Dr. Trimblo, u the
state board 81 health. was on the coach,
aud stated that DR.. Cant hal tclcgmphcd
him "a stop and examine the suspected
case, but that ho hal refused, for
u he had stopped here lac would
not be permitted 30 enter other
towns After some further conversation In
rcpnri Ia letting freight stop, the car moved
on up the mad. aud several families have
left town aud many others arr preparing 10
leave IN the morning. The physicians 81
CofIccvillc have never had charge Of case
Of yellow fever. and cannot say for n Ger
tainty, but DO say that the symptoms all
point 10 Winbom Cantll as n victim u the
yellow fever The young man who Is acting
~ agent will leave for his home tomorrow
morning, aud, M Mr.. Cargill cannot net, we
will have no telegraph operator unless one
comes ia tonight
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The Chicago Relief committee.

CHICAGO, sept 26.-EX-Gov Reed, Of Flor
ida and number Of other refugees who arc
at present sojourning IN this city, held a
meeting today and organized themselves into
a relief committee Ia aid In the collection Of
funds Tor the benefit Of the sufferer, Of their
State. They called ON the mayor nj his
Office and nskcd his cooperation.
GOV. Reed said II was their intention, II
the plan met with the favor 81 the mayor, to
establish q bureau here and make on appeal
a. the entire northwest for aid. The mayor
received the gentlemen politely, but In
formed them that he could do nothing In
the way Of cooperation until be- heard from
jacksonville aud had the authority Oi the
relief committee 10 recognize such q pro-
posed bureau. He nc once tclcguphcd to
Col James NJ. Schumacher president ~ the
committee, asking " the gentlemen named,
or any ~ them. could be- properly delegated
t0 establish bureau IT relief Tho popular
contributions received by tho mayor 10 date
amount 10 $3.50.
The mayor received another urgent np.
peal Tor financial aid today from Henry II.
Horton, president Of the board Of health u
Orange Park. Fla. Though the foyer las
not yet reached that place, the letter says II
has been necessary ~ maintain most rigid
quarantine owing 10 the close proximity tp
jacksonville. aud their resources having
been exhausted by the heavy drain, they are
compelled ~ call upon the country for aid.