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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27
COUNTRY FIRST, PARTY
WARDS.
From the Barber County Index.

From the Barber County Index.
Murdoch, of the Wichita EAGLE, is
not in rebellion against the Republican
party, but he is so far in advance of his
party thati must look, to the average
camp follower, as though he were in the
Democratic ranks. His timid followers
are so far in the rear they cannot under
stand his words. Now when his party
refuses to be pulled up the hill, will
Colonel Murdoch cut the traces, and
himself occupy the high ground, or will
he eat his words, as did the Chicago
Tribune, and go back, and work against
what he now sees to be the best interests
of the country.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27
Down With McGlnty.

OO"n -k~SoiAbJs
From the New York Star.
The McGinty joke is getting to be
nearly as dangerous as the electric light
wires. II cost letter carrier on Satur-
day a broken head, and one man was
shot and killed earlier in the week AZ
Throg's Neck for this pleasantly. The
man who goes around hereafter with
smart savings about McGinty had better
prepare himself for the worst, aud carry
gun.
1t seems that John F. CorIey, the
letter carrier, whose love Of fun got him
into a scrape, visited in his round Of
duties No. 100 Broadway. and when the
elevator passed him be would shout 20
Francis J. Jeanney, the conductors.
Down went McGinty." This naturally
angered Mr. Jeanney. He went down,
Ike Ar. McGinty, but only 70 the bot
tom Of the elevator shaft, and not the
sea- Unlike Mr.. McGinty, ne always
came up again. The gibes Of the letter
carrier, however. annoyed him 30 that
he finally determined 20 prove that he
was not a ghost, and laying in wait for
Corley, he smashed his head with An
iron bar.
Mr. Jeannsy proposes to plead fun
Justification for bis act, and there Is no
doubt that any intelligent jury viii
acquit him. Is was reflection On his
character 70 be compared 70 ncGinty.
and it bad . tendency 20 make him
ridiculous in the eye. Of the tenants Of
the building. Just before Christmas
their good win IL matter OF great i'm
portance 70 him. But their ''t1rs" sughf
not TO u any the the iess because Of his
present trouble. He deserves a sub
startiai and public reward fos attacking
this rank irnpoei.or. HcGinty, who
ought To have gone down 20 the center
Of the earth, instead Of the bottom Of
the sea-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

The Hon. E. j. Phelps, ex-minister to
England, has an article in Scribner S
Magazine wherein he declares that this
is the age of words. The remark just
at this time suggests that the author had
i'm his mental auricle the coal dealers
and clothlers. The weather is certainly
provocative of that exercise by those so
engaged. To them it has not been a
merry Christmas, though they may hap
PLY welcome the new year; that is, if
they can keep the signal service still for
a dav or two,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

The Portuguese and English at quarrel
over territory in southeastern Africa
means result unfavorable to Portugal.
1t is to England's interest that she pre-
vent all annexations of the Portuguese
inasmuch as they interfere with the ex-
pansion of her fast growing colonies in
those parts, and which she expects to
reach such a degree of size and import
ance that they will be rated with Canada
and Australia as the greatest English
speaking colonies. AS the dispute stands
now it is only matter of raising flags
and tearing flags down, in which the
nation, the supreme of. the world, will
bluff a country of small Importance,
while the black tribes that lay claim to
independence, look on with wlld-eyed
MANAGEMENT.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

The Hon. VIM. Hackney's article on
the Kansas Rebellion and Resubmition,
appearing in the last issue of "Our
State" proved an awful disappointment
to an expectant public. Instead of the
clarion notes of bugle call, it proved
but string of conservative platitudes,
strung half on one side of the fence and
half on the other side of the fence.
Either Bill never wrote it, or otherwise
it was revised by the censorship OF the
state house ring.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27
IT WILL BE GLORIOUS.
From the Barber County Index.

From the Barber County Index.
The best Christmas present we have
for our readers this morning is an article
from the Wichita EAGLE, headed "Some
More Rebellion" When the Republican
party is educated up to the point where
the EAGLE now stands, it will be
glorious thing for the country, and we
will hear no more of rebellion.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27
A Bold Experimenter.

FROM the New YORK World.
a scientific person out In Indiana is
trying to solidify natural gas, and it is
hoped he may succeed. Being able TO
dump your natural gag IN the coal bin In
the cellar, preparatory 10 carry i: up
stairs in basket for use, will certainly
be a great convenience, and wonld revo-
lutionize the lighting and heating bush
ness. There is q chance. though, that it
will be hard on the experimenter, unless
he is making his experiments through a
long-distance telephone. or something
like that. Natural gas is an impulsive
sort of thing. and doesn't like to bs
hampered. 1t may also object to going
into basket
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

The Atchison Globe says that ''Father
Eskridge is not on the fence on the pro-
hibition question. but it is hard to tell
which side he is on" If that is so
Father Eskrioge had better join the re-
bellion which is neither on top nor upon
either side of the fence but squarely
under it, from which position, If 1t Is not
dislodged, up will go the fence.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

It is argued that chewing tobacco makes
men dull and lazy. In the interior de-
partment at Washington, however, there
are $50 spittoons and you seldom see saliva
set of workers.-Emporia Republican.
That's easy enough to account for'
they expectorate higher as they advance
in their terms of service.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

Colonel Murdoch explains that the first
forty-two star flag west of the Mississippi
was not raised at Topeka but at Wichita.
Lots of good things happen at Wichita but
they are obscured by resubmission smoke.
-Emporia Republican.
None are SO blind as those who won't
see, dear governor.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

A colored convention of leading negroes
met at Richmond, Va, the other day, and
among other things asked congress to pass
a federal election law, on the pretext that
they were not allowed to vote: Ana yet
there were in the convention hve coioreo
members of the Virginia legislature.-Em-
poria News.
And not only so, but it was reported
Immediately after the last election that
thousands OF the colored voters supported
the Democr tic ticket from choice.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

In a quite comprehensive article on
the tariff and its effects upon the farm
ing interests of this country the Law
renee Journal incidentally refers to the
duty of ten cents on corn and twenty
cents on wheat. The Journal very prop
erly observes. however, that 1.-THE rate
per cent of the schedule is fallacious
rule to judge tariff by, either as to its
revenue features, or as TO its effect on
the industries, or the general welfare. ="
The tariff on wheat was raised from 30
per cent to twenty cents buShel in 1864,
at a time when the unsettled condition
of the country and particularly the agri-
cultural portion of it caused such a fall
ing off in the amount of that product as
to render a stimulanU necessary. But
nobody claims that the market has been
affected thereby for many years. As
for corn, il is not and never has been
protected by tariff. The duty of ten
cents bushels on meal was meant for
and is only benefit TO the mills along
the Canadian borders. 1t cannot be
shown that the duty on either benefits
the farmer one iota, and it is permitted
to remain as a sort of cheap sop to him
and because II does no particular harm.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

Tk~rs ars TOO cas- 10 Perry tA.s - ssuA
l,rz. r~.r.Szsx Ek-Asy Nd ENzn3 -
be-a sk<p<lzx 1nx1b SOsvos - hs haSo
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"a. caareseaf1y. sexy esOU v~s2 f>s
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fruk sasy ruA oss sd p1sk - ~ bird.
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Ts<y psrxzz1~zsiy eaazn aeA tsvoU ss~y
tzrd az gse-seyssseA19s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

We see Marsh Murdoch is booked for a
speech at the resubmission meeting at
Topeka on the Goth. Marsh, don't do it.
There is nothing in it.-kansas City Ga
yette.
The condensation of the above is too
much for its sense, or otherwise we are
dense. How do YOU know there is moth
ing in our speech? Don't do what?
You have been where-at Topeka or in
Resuhmission? Are you a reformed
drunkard, and if so are you quite sure
you were sober when you wrote the
above?
The man whom you so fiippantly ad-
wise will not be in Topeka on the 2Sth,
but will be in Galveston, Texas, whose
people probably never heard of resubmis-
sion, much less of the meeting at Topeka,
and our speech won't be made there or
anywhere else outside of these columns.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27
A Dans.reu. Beck Agent.

There is a certain firm Of subscription book
publishers Ia Cincinnati that has az agent
who recently took most wonderful number
Of orders ~ can't explain 1t. said oos Of
the fira, except On the theory tia, be mes
merizes them know that | delivered tbs
books to tho parties, and ~hias they al sc-
knswledged tbs gsnuinsnes u the signature-,
they claimed not to be abs TO rsrIesmb~r the
lea. thing about giving the orGer."-EI-
cnaura
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

Wichita is not going to let Topeka enjoy
the glory of floating the first 42-star flag.
They had one at Wichita last June.-Io-
peka Journal.
No facts are SO hard to down IN OBJ
scurity as those of history.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27
The Judge Eas Gone.


More than three months ago the
Kicker very kindly but firmly informed
Judge GridIey that this wasn't the elm
ate be was seeking after. and once CT
twice since we have courseously inquired
why he didn't get . movemsns on him.
Last Saturday night COMMITTEES waited
on the judge. Il had rope along and
the rope was used 10 elevate the tardy
traveller of lis feet several tiues.
When let down for good, be had q gar
gle for scar throat put UP al the Nearest
drug store, and then walked. IL was .
hint not to be disreSsrded, and he viii
now honor some other town with his
presence. he was not a subscriber to the
Kicker.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

At Liverpool Mr.. Parnell, after his Wis
1t to Gladstone at Hqwarden, further
elaborated the propositions advanced in
his addresses at Nottingham. OF the
non-political results of the legislation he
favors. he says: 1--WE want home rule
in order to develop the material pros
perity Of Ireland-to build up harbors, TO
open mines and TO reclaim waste lands"
These objects, be believes, can be accom-
plished without imposing burdens on
British taxpayers: but he no doubt ex-
poets to enlist British capital in them as
enterprises sure to make satisfactory re-
turns In contented and prospecting
country. The chief obstacle to Irelands
material progress is the policy that has
laid lands waste, caused the substitution
of cattle for human beings, and consti-
tuted the commission which Mr. Parnell
describes as carefully chosen by our
enemies from the ranks of our political
opponents"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

The Emporia News compares Hack.
ney's hotch-potch in Our State to ingalls,
famous Forum article. The question Is,
where's the compliment?
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

The Santa Fe is inaugurating the most
rigid economy. An order has been issued
to all employees to preserve and return old
broom handles where the brooms have
been worn out, in order that the handles
may be used again, An order was recent
~ issued cutting off matches and toilet
paper. acquisitions have to be issued now
for the smallest articles poker or q
shovel. and none will be given out even
then until satisfactory account Of the
old ones is furnished
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27

ing. Terpsichore comes right after Has-
r.scn and Noble Ia the category Of diriaify
down taeSe
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-27
aaiis - eagle
MARSHALL N. MURDOCH. Editor.

Congress could at least give an OPP
pressed and manacled people the reilet OF
a bankrupt law.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27
BATTALION INFANTRRiA
DE CADIZ EUMER0 .

Habiendo acordado Ia jnnta COO
monica del Onerpo contratar p0r
ell plazo de un afo el suministro
del calzado para la fuerza del Ba.
talon, 90 hace p1blico por 81 pre-
sente anAncio q fin de que las perso-
mas & quienes intereses tomar par.
te en- d,cho contrato e prosenten
en- Ia ofcina principal en- Ell Guar.
tel de BallajA 8 las diex de la ma
mana del dia diez Y ocho del mes
de Mario pr6ximo con preposicio-
mes escritas presentandO nnestras
= fjando precios sin que este anun-
clio tenga otro alcance que Ell do.
dar Ia mayor publicidad para fa-
cilitar la concurrencia y de ningun
modo la realization de la subas-
ia.
FL tipo cuyo modelo Sc ha de
sujetar la construction de los "a
prtos asi como el pliego de condi-
clones del contrato Sc hallan de-
manifesto On la Oficina del Detail
del Battalion, sita en- el e1presado
Quartet de Ballaja.
Puerto Rico, 26 de Febrero de
1889.
Y. B.--El T Ooronel primer Jefs.
-Pareja.-El T. @. Oomandaote
primer Jefe del Detail -Faustino
Eors.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27
Una NOYICIA lNEXlCTl.

Hasta aqui habia llegsdo, dias
atrGs, la noticia dc que 81 vapor
/" Ramon de- HI, rrera" habfa side
vendidO por sus propietarios al
GobIerno de Haili por 100 900 y
pico de pesos.
Nada mas inexacto que es.s
noticis, segdn vemos en- 81 Diario
Dc Ia Marine, de la Habana, qu,
escribs 10 slguiente, con fecha s
del actual, al dar cuenta del re
greso, Z aquella ciudad, del respe
table Sr. Gerente de los vap0res.
correos de las Antillas, que hace
POGO estuvo entire nosotros. Dice
asi 81 DiGrio de IA Marina:
Ola llegada de nuestro amigo el
81. Herrera y Guti6rres nos permi-
to desmentir 10 noticia que pub.i-
carOn algnuos peri6dicos, de que
su viRje tuyO por ObjetO entregar el
vap0r Ramon ds Herrera al G0bier-
no dc Haiti, que 10 habia adqu.rido
en- venta. Nj estO Gltlmo % -exsc.
TO, ri tenia fundamento 10 prImerl.
El Ramon IL Hsrrsv2 no hA deja
do dc perte ecer : IL casa dc los
seiiorcs NobrinOa dc Herrcrs, y
:eOntinta haclendo Loo viajes peri6-
dicoS marcados On 90 itinerario.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27
GAOETILLAs.

0braS dc Perez Gaid6s.-Ele-
gantemente encuadernadas en- pas
ia espahola, SO han recibido en- ests
Imprsnta las celehradas nOve-
las y los interesantisimos Episo-
'iios Nacionales del insigne Perez
Gald6s.
Lo parti,ipamos q los amantes
de Ia buena lectura.
De primo cartallo. - En- esta
Imprenta acaban de recibirse mag
nifcas Oieograf as de gran tamano,
que representan, en- adMirabies cO
plas, c6iebres cuadros del Museo
naClonal, tales como ell dc Las Ian
sas, de Veiazquez; La Sacra Fa-
mjlt0, dc Murillo; El entieyro dc
Don AtvGro dc Luna, de Oano.
Con solo estos tres cuadrOs 90 de-
cora aitisticamente una sala del
msjOr tOno.
Tambl6n se han Yacibid0 en- est
lmprenta 1uev0s y preci0sos cua-
dros en- cromo, representandO las
hOtas extranjeras On el puerto d.
Barcelona, cuandO Ia ExpOsicl6n,
la vita panOrsmlca do la Oiuda,
Condad, Ia escuadra espailoia y ii
submarine PerGt, Oh el mOmento &C
dihDArnr I'M kOrusdO cOnkrA I'M bar
co, que Queda destrozadO pOr CON-
|pletO y envuelt0 entire las 0las.
Llamamos Ia atenci6n de las
personas de gustO hacla esta noti-
ella, que no dejars do ser lelda Col,
inteI6s.
OODOisfto CertaInsn. Ell vsri
iicad0 anteanOcbs on u Casino Es-
patel, { ipic!ativa ! bajo IA dires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27
II : lSLA de lLBl. :

Nay sensible p6rdida acaba de
uufrir Il CompaAis Trasatlantica
CON 81 nantragio del vapor " Isls
dc Cebi, que dehia llegar aqui
s. Ice orimetos dias del mes pro.
ximo.
E<Sel vapor +" Isla de Cebd +"
I'm magnitico buque. cnya So
:idex y excepcionales condiciO-
mes bien probadas quedaron no
hace mucho, cuando, navegando
con rumbo 4 esta isla, le sorpren
did terrible cicl6n, que hubo de
pear gslIardamente aquel hsrmo.
90 barco, ayudado por IL pericia
de 81 digno Captain 81 seiiof Por-
tuondo, aquel inteligente marino
que desde el I" ElcAno," !" que pres.
taba en- un tempo sus servicios
en- estos puertos, pas6 { mandar
uno de los mejores vaporss de
Larrinaga, j lnego 81 "Isla de
CebG, tambiGn de los mejores
de Il Compafia TrasatlGnt
Nuestros lectores recordarAn,
u que Z aquel temporal nos he.
mos referido, el communicate que,
rindiendo ferviente tribute de
Rratitud admiration al Captain
Portuondo, J encomiando las re
levantes condolences del !" Cebd," !"
publicsron en- estas columnas los
pasajeros del mismo, salvados de
casi segura muerte, d desem
barcar sanos s ilesos On esta Ciu,
dad.
Ei "Isla de Cebd," antes de
pertenecer { ID citada Compania,
formaba parte de 10 gran dota ts-
bacalera de Filipinas. que adquiri6
des u6s ID Tfasatlantica.
Macho deploramos h p6rdida
del /" Cebd, " 20 mismo por Il Em
presa propietaria que por el Ca.
pitAn D. Ceferino Portuondo. que
% lqui muy conocido, y con r.
x6n querido y considerable.
Y 3lAcenos { 10 vex que no ha
70 perecido nadie On el siniestro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27

habi6ndonos dado buen resultado,
sobre todo, en- las de caracter herp6
ticO.
Ooncluimos de todo este, que la
mencionada ZarzaparrilIa es por
excelencia el depnrativo obligado
de todas las intermediates consti-
tuciOnales.
Por medic de las Pildoras vege-.
tales de Bristol hemos combatido
siempre veDtajOsamt nte gran nd-
nero de efectos hepaticos, algunos
de ellos muy inveterados.
Reciban Vds. esta declaration
como d6bil recompensa de sus es-
fuerzos en- favor de la humanidad
enferma q la vez one la manifes-
taci6n de la alta estima en- que les
tlenon
3. Consiglieri AlOdsar.-JoaqMtn
SOWvirOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27
al de is. I4y16 az Abril de 1883.


nA dc Is, X y is ds Abril de 1883. $
Y A. que en- Il primers Jnnta que Ii
celebrs % deaigne IL fancionkrio Z qus
% rehere 81 artfculo so de los Estatu.
tos, para representa- 81 BAnco Ceres
del Gobierno en- 6sta corte. De Real
orden 10 digo & v. e. en- confrmaci6r ]
del tel6grama de ests fschs, para 80 co,
nocimisnto ! 6inserCi6a en- u Gceeta of.
cial de esa Capital.
7 acordado ell cdmplase por s. B.
con fechs 90 del actual Ell Sc publica or
elperi6dico ofcias para general conocl-
miento.
Puerto Rico, rs de Febrero de 1889.
El IuteDdsnte general de FL .cienda.
n. CG6exaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27
AvIsos.
vAp. esp. "sAN JUAN

vAp. esp. "sAN JUAN :
Saldra por via Este, el dia 8 del
pr6ximo mes, admitiendO carga '
pasajeros para todos los puertos de
su ruta.
En- este viaje admitira toda la
carga que se presente para trasbor.
dar al vapor "Ram6n de Larrina-
naga," con destino b Habana,
Oienfuegos y Matanzas.
Oonsignatarios, Vijande & 90.
vap. esp. "Plo Ky I'@
Seg6n nos manifestan sus con-
signatarios, ha salido del puerto de
Cadiz ell mencionado vapor ell dia
25 del corriente, hacienda escala
en- Oanarias.
Consignatarios, j. NJ. Izquierdo
& Go.
Vap. Ing. "BonavlSta."
Despu6s de terminadas sus ope-
raciones en- los puertos de la Isla,
regresars esta Capital, siempre
que ell n1mero de psssjeros exeda
de seis Para informes dirigirse q
sus consignatarl0s,
Sucrs. de j. Sala & Go.
|vap. esp. "Ramon de Larrlnaea."
Hacia ell 16 del presente mes sa.
li6 de Liverpool con destino q esta
!isla, conduciendo fletes para varios.
Oonsignatari0s, Vijande y @.
Vap. esp. "Puerto-Rlqueho."
Segun nos informan sus consig-
natarios, dicho vapor ha salido del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27
REAL ORDEN


La GGcetG dc hoy Ia publicado
Il Real Orden aprObatoria del
aeta notarial constifutiva del Ban.
- Ear.nol A aata ial. HAla
.t
Is MEnt.na1nc;n perarol a Hno;endn
s,.;bErc q. i nro.irc;n ds p.,srto.
p..n - ~
s'
Por 81 Ministsrio de UltramAr, bajo
d nimsEo 10l J con fecha % de- Ensfo
pr6ximo pAsado, % eomanica sl
Excmc. Ef. G0bernador General ID
Real oTden siguiente:
MExcmo Sr.-V,sits II Escritur. 8
acta Notsris dc cops.ituci6n del Banco
espsnol az Puerto. Rieo. remitids DOR
v. Z. On % carta o6cial ntmsro 4S0 dc
Il de Dlcieudbre pr6xlmo pasad0:-
Resu.tando oas dieka eonstituei6n o..
q dsntro del piaso legal, toda veg que
Ssta % efsetu6 CON anterioridad III 81
del mismo, on ammonia CON 10 dispuss
60 por Real ordsn de 6 dc Octubre Iii
NO, = % han cumplido las prsscripcio
ne. 0sl Rsg,atnento do Hocledades and
nimAs do Is de- Agosto de 1873 Rea,
Dscreto sobrs. BAucos en- UIsrsmar de
Il misma fscha; CONSIDERABLE que
para % constituci6n definitiva % indis.
pensAbls la aprobaci6n del acta DOR 10
Junta general as accionistss, 10 que de
here rsuulrss adsmAs para Ia designa.
oi6n dc Ucnssjsros, propussts On term
.do Sab. Gobsrnador eonfeccl6n de-;
RerIamanso: Oonaidersndo aue ID.
psrIuicloe uee podria ocasionar { los
sntereses az Il fs,A 81 retrsso On eI co.
mianxo de ans funcionss. dsl nueyo
Banco. pudisran DER rsrnsdisdos CON unA
dispOslci0n transitorls. DOR ID Que &c
antor,anaa 4 ncnel eata ablaclmiente Dars
nns dnrants n neriodo ana nas,ls
transcurrir hasts oue g. definlt,vs-
monte nDropado Il Rar;amsnto nor :
ana hn a. ragirse II va,,aona nor Il A.,
Banco espsao. az Il Isls de Oeba. ~
Oonsldersndo. nor tiitlmo. Il neces,d.d
ds acordar { dssignacl6n d an fanoio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-02-27

NJ 1ENANCIo LUNA Y sOBRINO-Fortalsza
40 y 5l.-Importadores directos de viveres de
todas ciases. y procedencias, especiabdad en- que
SUE, vinos tintos g5nerosos, licores 6nos cerve.
] zas, vinagres frutas conservas allmsnticias dc
los prlno palss mercados de Europa America.
En .Agaas minera.es tienen constante existencia
Grill, Contraxeville VAL, Celestinos san Hilario,
Mondariz, Fuente asrla San Garnisr, InsslaS, Loe-
shes, Purgants Rabinat los acreditados vlnos San
Rafael Peptona.
Son igualmente importadores de Las acreditadas
marcAs de cigarriilos de Ia HabAns, "La Belleza"
[Pajarito,] de y. andres Rodriguez, "Corona" d.
seRundo Alvarez Ca, "Hidaiguta" do Eusini ,
sLeRitimidad," de Prudsneio Rabeu
Ventas alp por mayor al detail.