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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01

Circular de IL 1ntendsneia de
Hacienda, j sssado sobrs d repar.
timiento general del cupo do ls
provincia entire los Districts mu
nicipales de la misma, para el
pr6ximo ejereicio Dc 1889 30, por
sl concepto dc contribuci6H terri
torial.
Providsncias judieialss.
Ayuntamisntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01

WIENANcIo LUINA Y soBRINo-Fortslaus
todas Glasses procedencias, espcielidad On que.
sos, vinOs tintos generosos, licores Anos cerve.
xas, vinagres, frutas J conservas alimenticias do
In, prlnelpalesmercados do Europa America.
II Aguas minsrales tlenen constante exlstencia
A ias legitimas do Vlchy marca Hopital, Grande
G,;ii Contraxeville ValG, Celestinos San Hilario,
H"rda arix, Fuente agr,A San Garnier, Insalas Loe:
cSss Purgante Rubinat y los acreditados vinos San
R.srsi y Peptona.
ssr igualmsnte importadorss do Las soreditadss
srcss de cigarrillos de Il Habana, "LA BolleEa"
Tp.;aritc,l de D. Andres Rodrigusz, "Corona" de-
h.syrdo Xlvares Ca, "Hidalguia" do susiAi y
.ssSS.ssseitimidad," a. dc Prudsncio Rabeu.
Tesntss q por mayer = 81 detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01
AvISOs.

Vap. esp. correo Antonio Lopez
Dicho vapor ha salido del puer-
to de Ia Ooruna el dia FL del corrien-
tie con destino a esta, segdn tele-
grama recibido por sus consigna-
taios.
Vap. esp. "san Aeustfn."
Segdn telegrama recibido, sali6
ell dia 26 del corriente con destino
a esta ell mencionado vapor, de Ia
A. Expedition de la Oompafiia
TrasatlAntica Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01
<sANTORAL

N Ircolss, II dc Mayo.-San-
los Felipe , Santiago q nsnof,
Ap6stolss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01
sALIDAs DH OABOTAJH.

Col. esp. 'Olementina de Cana
rias," para Naguabo y Humacso.
DESPACEIADO5.
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01
Subastas.

Privilegios de iavsaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01
+. ALFONSO. ::ssls. ssH E.sest.;s . 8. is.ss.. e.
ToToGRAFo Da LA REAL CASA.

CON titulo houorlhCo pot 3. n. el Boy. Premiado
con medalla de plata mencion honofthca.
HAce personalmsnte toda clsse do rctrato On %
annvo EetableCimiento (primero on % clAssl de
40 Il mAhana de- 10 tsrds, annqus el dia 600
ouhiado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01

CASA dc giros , comisionss. Agentes do IL
Oompania general Trasatl&ntica hancesa do Ia
del Marques dc Campo, de CempafIias Dc Be
xuros CONTRA incendios, de los Sres. Gail 4 %.
ie Paris, general para Ia isla de Puerto -Rico
de la Banque Trasatl&ntique de Paris.
TIENE ADGMAS CASA EN- AGUADIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01
Providsncias judieialss.

Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-01
SOlEDAD PROTECTORl
d e TIPOG r. A f OS
DlSAKJUAN BAUTISIA DE PUERTO-RICO.

Tesorerfa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

Union Gas COMPANY TO lay conduit pipes
across the Ohio River; the act for a crib In
lake Michigan; the act providing foi n steam
tender for services ON the Great Lakes; the
act providing for the establishment OF lights
on the coast Of the Mississippi; the act for a
lighthouse at Chicago the act for light
house at Port Isabel, Tex the act for a light
house at Pacific Head. Ore; the act extend
ing the limits Of the port ~ Memphis,
Tenn; the Vt for n public building az Fort
Worth. Tex; the net for n railroad bridge
across the Mississippi neir Alma, Wis, and
large number Of private bills. There are
still about i2i bills awaiting his action. The
most important of these are the army APP
preparation bills.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
mR. DENNIS Ann ma NUN.
uHIer aud AiEer Weep Togciber-Thc
Latest Cabinet state.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
wAnuNoroS. March 2. - Immediately
after the election Algcr Of Michigan, aud
Miller OF New York, were looked upon rs
certain 20 go into the cabinet. Neither had
any doubts of his prospects then. Algcr
had Just been with Gen. Harrison making
an Intellectual protest against Palmer Of go
ing into the agricultural department when
he aud Miller met In the lobby Of the Arl-
ingion this morning. They stood looking
at each other In silence for a moment Then
Miller spoke. well" hc nid, II guess
there n no law against our being here" Il
think there u none," replied Algcr. Then
they began to talk about the weather. II Is
understood by everybody about Gen. llar.
rison's headquarters today that the Cabinet
i about settled. There is still some bickcr.
ing over one place, but this Is tlc slate that
Il generally accepted;
blaine. Secretary Of State; Window, Sec.
Rotary Of the Treasury. Proctor Secretary OF
War; Tracey. Secretary Of the Navy; Wnna'
maker. Postmaster General; Noble, Secretary
Of the Interior, Miller Of Indiana, Attorney
General: Palmer. Secretary Of Agriculture
The fight that Il made now u 10 do what
the friends Of Mr.. Clarkson thought yes
tcrday they had accomplished 10 oust Nil
Ter Of Indiana, transfer Noble 20 the Depart
mont OF Justice and make Clarkson Secretary
Of tho Interior. II II known that Gen. liar
rison Is not disposed 10 make this change
yet he may do 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
SPORTING NEWS.


INV oRLK,Ns, March 2.-The attendance
nj the rnccs today was good. Rain was fall
ing heavily and the track was sloppy.
First Racr-One.half mile. Starters MI
ornn, cleo Martin, Joe wynne and Playful.
Miorna won IN 69,l, Cleo Martin second. Joe
Wynnc third.
Second Rncc-four aud a half furlongs.
Starters Cheney. barney lee, Wild Boy
Jim u, Union Jack. Annawada, Florinc.
Jim u won in los. barney Lee second, An
havana third.
Third Racc-fivc-cighths Of n mile. Flee
tricity, Lord Grosvcnor, Regardless Golight.
ly, Superior, No Moro, Handy Andy. supc.
rior won In Ill, Golightly second, Lord
Grosvenor third.
Fourt Racc-SiN and one-half furlongs
Doubt, Red Leaf, Pritohot, Roche, Jim Nave
Hollywood. Dan Mceks. Pritchet won Ia
1855, Doubt second, Roche third.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings Of the Senate and House
Yeatorday-TheR Railroad BIZ.

N0MtNIuMH-AiN AAAAAAbhh AaAAAs
Special Dispatch N Tho Appeal.
LlrtlE Rook. Ark, March 2-The Senate
was not In session today. The Joint Com.
mlttoc ON Constitutional amendments have
agreed upon and will report Monday an
amendment on the subject Of additional
taxation TOT public improvements In eoun-
ties aud municipal corporations. Tho COM
mitiec has now under consideration and Will
doubtless adopt aud report further amend
mcnt providing for submitting large mum.
Der Of amendments at a time and reduce the
cost Of submission.
The House VAS Ia session all day consid.
ering bills. Tho bill for an act requiring
railroad companies 10 furnish double deck
cars for the shipment of sheep aud provid-
ing a pennlty for their failure 10 do W, was
made special order for Monday.
Mr.. Gibbon, Of Prairie County. introduced
n bill for AN act for the protection Of prairie
chickens.
Tho Committee on Public buildings, 10
which was referred resolution insiructng
that committee to examine the State Insane
Asylun Ia ascertain u any Improvement was
necessary. reported bill on the subject ~
lnstru ctcd. The bill u iorAn act Ia Increase
tho capncity VI the insane asylum. Tho
amount appropriated for the purpose h
placed NJ fslgiJ or ~ much ~ that sum ~
may be- needed Referred ~ Committee on
WAYS and Means.
Nbiii reported by tho Temperance Com.
mittoo prohibiting the sHlo Of native wines
In this State, only that manufactured by
grape growers. was read aud made special
order for Monday.
The bin proposes 10 do away with the 10.
called native vine traffic by non-rcsidcnts,
which u extensively carried on In this state.
Mr. Martin, upon the notice given a few
DAYS ago, moved to reconsider the vote by
which the railroad commission bill was
ordered 90 IN third reading.
The motion 20 reconsider was carried by n
vote Of - ayes 10 81 nays
Tho bill was then properly before the
| House Tor amendment
A motion striking ont the thirteenth sec.
| tlon empowering the commission a. inspect
| the companies tracks depots, bridges, roll
| inc stock. etc, was adopted but on a subsc.
qucnt motion tho bill as amended was
| tabled.
The bill introduced In the House wclncs.
day by Mr. Halliburton, Of Arkansas
| County. a. annul section I u Act 70 Of the
General Assembly 81 1851, relating 10 the
.Wamp and overlooked lands 81 this State
nas.cd. The bill empowers the Governor To
| saect a settlement u the differences Of tho
| Federal Government aud the State with tho
secretary Of the Interior, touching not only
Tho land but the indemnity, bat the State
| ieIng the proceeds ~ the sale by the United
states of lands which should have Injured 10
the State. under said net Of Congress, either
Tor coal land warrants or script aud also for
ths purpose Of enabling the State To- make
selections VI swamp or overlooked lands.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
Tho Birmingham Jockey club.
sncclal pl.pa,ch 10 INC Ap,sal.

BnmSOuAN. Ala, Marh 2-1ho Jockey
Club yesterday purchased scvcnty.threc acres
Of ground-the same heretofore leased for
the State Fair grounds, for the sum Of $oo,'
OJO. Twenty thousand dollars has been Sc
cured with which 10 erect the grand stand,
which will scat not lcss than ZOO people
Immense and perfect exposition building
will also be- erected aud Birmingham j. now
certain OF one Of thc grandosi laiu ever held
In this country. President Culver aud secrc'
tary Dexter, Of the State Fair Association,
arrived IN the city Last night They VIII
sign up all the contracts with the Jockey
Club aud attend 10 a number VI other busi-
moss utaftpra
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
A BRUTAL MURDER.
A Negro Kills Very Patient onicor o.
the Law.

fpocIaI DIEpaich 70 Tho APpchI'
BiRNiSeHAM, Ala, March AIT noon to-
day Constable Brongcr was MORALLY
wounded by a negro. The constable was
riding on dummy, and the negro, who was
also passenger, was cursing In the presence
of some ladies. Brongcr stopped him by
very politely warning him that he was an
officer. Prcscntly.IBrongcr got OF the Train,
having some papers 10 serve, and the negro
followed him. When they had proceeded q
few yards the negro drew his pistol aud
Gred ON the officer. the ball taking effect
In his breast llronrcr IL dying. The negro
escaped but IA being searched for with blood
hounds.
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of the head, near the neck, ON tho right
side. The body will be photographed 10.
morrow, and will be buried on Tuesday
after Il has been identified by a british
detective. The British Embassy ~ Madrid
has elyel orders for a decent burial.
Tho Madrid authorities today took the
evidence 81 the hotel people rgnrding Pig.
gott's movements. Several religious medals
were found upon Plggotts person.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
r.,...... Iesl-Is,or.' rseur.,ou.

Ip01IaI UI|IHIIH " IH0 NTF'HH
BfuuiSanAM, Ala, March Am extra
Pullman sleeping car came down ON passeu'
ger train No . Of the Louisville a Nashville
Railroad at $50 o'clock this afternoon, hav.
ING ON board big party Of members Of the
Tennessee legislature, en- route from Nash
vile Tor New Orleans, whore they 90 20 at
Tend Tho Marli 0ms next Tuesday. There
wer, about thirty persons IN the party. In.
Guiding several prominent state officials OF
Tonnessse. Oniy a few minutes stop was
male here. They will pass through again
on their return zip next Wednesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
A coNpuoroR KILLED.
Tho sioksning Death of W. II. Gray st
Grenada, Yesterday.

special Dhpatch 70 lhp ApFaL an, o.,
wArKR VALLEY, Miss, March w. H.
Gray, Of this city, fiiling the position OF con
ducior at the time, was killed At orenada'
on the Illinois Central. this morning whale az.
tempting 10 couple a train. He was Knocked
down and litcmlly ground TO shrcds ~
the break beam. none Of the Whces loucll-
ing him. lie had filled al The minor posi- l.
tions In the service, and bod madc pu, q low
trips as conductor. Mr., Gray va. Az VI
right honorable man, held IN high esteem
by the officials aud this community, ny
was master " the Broihcrhood OF hhl,Io'a
KnIei,t of Honor. Ne leaves wife and
four children. The funeral seryiccswiu be
held ioinnfrow at the baptist Church " 'ho
Ilo,. W. y. Iludson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

Special Dispatch N Tho Appeal
wAsnISoroS, March 2-Mississippi, like
every other State, North or South, has IL
quota OF unsclhsh patriots who aro willing
10 sacrifice themselves on the altar Of their
country at the time Of need, provided the
salary attached IL not too small. And, being
unwilling that their burning souls should
remain concealed among the gum swamps
and cotton fields OF their more or less ma
tive State. they have come 10 Washington
20 proclaim Il ON the highways and from the
house tops. Among the recent arrivals who
arc Of the sclfsacrihcing turn are George
buchanan, Of Holly Springs DR.. Robert
I.indall OF Okolona; Henry Niles. Of Kos
ciusco; J. L. Marpsisf. OF Pontoioci Gen. Geo.
q. Mcckcr, Of Jackson; A. I. Wlmborly and
James Iiill u Nicksburg. Mr.. w. q. Pow,
err Of Starkevillc. Il also here but he plcadi
not guilty 10 the foregoing Indictment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
q biol Centrc. prcdIetcd the lulure necepl.

Of the Centre, predicted tho future Accept
anco OF the proposals.
Funeral services In memory of Emperor
William, which will he held ON the 9th inst,
will be attended by the whole Imperial fam
ily. The Grand Duchess Of Baden has al
pndy arrived. Tho Empress Frederick, with
her three daughters, are expected nom Mel
on Thursday.
Empress Augusta has expressed the desire
that every one Of the late Empcror's entour-
age. including his domesilcs, be present.
The function will be unusually imposing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
o.co..or ana oanaal,er TOW Today.

San FRASoisoo, Cal, March The boat
race between VIM. OConnor aud Jacob
Gaudaucr for n purso q 5000, occurs 20
morrow on the Alameda course. There j.
little betting on the race owing 70 the uni.
form declaration Of the local press that
O'Connor II a sure winner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
American nalI.pia, er- In Parts.

PARIS. March 2-'rhe members Of the Chi
cago aud All-Amerioa baseball clubs
are expected % arrive here tonight.
President spalding arrived today aud
went 10 tie Hotel de 81 Peters
burg, where he Il meet Manager
Lynch for the purpose o6hrmnging for the
gnmca. A series Of games lasting. from
Thursday Of next week until the following
Monday will DO played In the Bols de
Il.uiogue
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

EGcorrc Durham, pioneer brick manu-
lacturcr Of Milwaukee, died yesterday morn
Ing u pneumonia agcd % YEAR hs rs az
10000
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03
3. LIowenstein & Bros.
CLOAK AND
SUIT DEPARTMENT..

This branch Of our business has the reputation in Eastern
cities Of being the largest best lighted and best appointed Of
any retail house in theSouthwest
Surprise often expressed BY the leading houses both atL
home and abroad, at the class Of goods bought By this DEPART
men for section Of the country "N0thmg is too rich ele
CANT for L. Bros Of Memphis the words passed around
among importers and manufacturers, and result exclusive noU
elites that kept hidden from the gaze Of the average buyer are
quickly brought rwarl for inspection This an Advantage
you wU readily perceive that puts the footing With the
largest and weGheSt establishments Of the Eastern markets.
We propose this week to give friends and patrons chance to
inspect the following neS Which ready in ey DETAIL
LADIES' BLACK AND Co1oRED BEADED PE1ERNES Every se
size and price is represented from alOUr beaded at $3.50
TO the finest hand @Oebed at SIS.
Also fine line Of LADIES' LACE AND JETTED WRAPS both for
egR and domestic, and fUne Of LUSTERLESS BEADED WRAPS
for mourning Eery size and price represented from $750 to
$780,
We Show tomorrow the first arrivals this season in Memphis of
FOREIGN JERSEYS for Ladies, Misses and Children This display
wB embrace Tvoean Boses, Tured0rs Smoked BOpSs and
Waists and full assortment Of Ladies' GOr-made JaSeysin
"A black and colors.
WewiD also shOw direct from the factory Of Louis Levin
Berlin, full line Of BOYS AND GIRLS JERSEY DRESSES
from TO ~ years.
Suffice to say OUR CLOAK AND
a SUIT DEPARTMENT
IN Is eeming Nth
~ EVERYTHING NEW, STYLISH AND NOBBY
FVAMNW SOLICITED
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

wAsuiwaroS, March 3-ric President TO-
night approved the act 10 authorize the
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3. L,owenstein Z bros.
DEPARTMENT.

Or Sprpo stock of HOSIERY has arrived and embraces all
the newest and most stylish Novelties in SIX Isle AND COT
TON HOSIERY H..
Our line of SIX HOSE deserves special mention. All num-
brS haze been made specially for u.s. For 81 per par we QgT
beautiful SPUN SIX HOSE in opera shades slipper bronze, ma
hogony manu. SEAL cardinal black ans and French gray This
is splendid ne being genuine French goods the celebrated G.
manufacture In the better grades Of pure silk we have also all
the latest shades TO match the new dress coorS.
We also call special attention TO GUARANTEED BLACK DYES
Which embrace ADAMANT, ONYX, VICTORIA, STAR AND LOUIS
HENSDoRF special black, all Of Which are fast dyes.
Our lines of CHILDRENS SCHOOL AND DRESS HOSIERY are CON-
plee in eIerV detail French ribbed and plain
NEWS HALF-KoSE Babr0gan, fancy stripes solid colrs and
novelties for evening The genuine G. brand brilliant Isle
Haho French gray, mode and tan at SO dozen NeUer sold
before under $3.50
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS
SPECIAL CLOSING OUT SALE
We are anxious 10 close ont our entire line Of NEWS UN
LAUNDERBD SHIRTS Nth CUFFS attached Open 'front.' SeueB N
plats and omen back shield BOSOM These superior
B. l. @ brand and haUe been sold under 1925 AS e
e desire 10 0ve p these lines wH close out what Ue haUe
at S5c EACH Never has.the opportunity occurred TO buy
SUCH WELL MADE a
GARMENTS EsH
AT W8
SUCH MEMyw lE%
LOW FIGURES M&xAFN
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&. L.;owensfein 3 Bros.
DEPART MENT.

Tomorrow will have display and sale the largest and best
selected stock Of Spring and Summer SIX FABRICS ever
Shown in the South Without enunlyainq eUerV detail the maRv
fabrics this department consists Of shall simply call attention 10
some entirely neW weGU that made specially TO our order and
are exclusively confined TO our establishment
One Of the very latest materials PEBBLE De LYON another
Sh Cheer0. very rch soft material especially adapted for this
climate
One of the most prominent Of the termed the
G0UCHE. Ask to SeeH
We the inr01pcgs Of the and much admired japanese
HABATAT SIX both 81 and 27 inches wde This far Spe
r0r MATERIAL and one Of the best Of Chinese productions
We have Just received immense Importation Of PRINTED
P0NGEES AND FRENCH FOULARD Silks Over 500 Of the very
choicest designs select from, all Of Which exclusive
S and hardly tue GhRe We would adUS early inSpe
ton Of this line they the faUoeS Of all SIX materials for
the coming season. and choice styles and cOlrngS are noW very
scarce in the markets.
DRESS GOODS
Handsome DRESS PATTERNS Just received tho alke elegant
borders in Persian designs beautiful Paids and Stripes Prices
range from $3.50 to $40
At 9Oc YARD-Brar ALPAGAS, the newest thing Sh0wn in
dress goods this 10 inches wde plain and mixed coRgS
At 81 PER XRD-40inch Gu-woOl hair-Strpe HENRIETTA
CLOTH, in solid cOlors FULL LINE or NEW SHADES
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