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dwelling IL has the certificate in script ia the
ter of a handsome design thanked with spirited
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peFehed upon the United States Coat of Arms. aud
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LOYAL W0MBNSW0Rk
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.


James t.. AlRer,
SwHmpsc0tt. NJ a S.,
stands alone in the Club
as the only member
whose name has appear
ed i'm Senrcllers and
Solvers every week
since ifs organization
He is a comrade and a
Republican, and carries
n bullet in his left Shout
der. At different times
in liis life he has been n
gardener, carpei-layer,
peddler. nurse, painter
and book keeper.
Eva Tremaine Pryor
il the only child of John
II. Pryor, 18th Mass, OF
Providence. u. l.. and Is
one Of the most beRuti-
full girls ofihat city. She
with a refined, intellect
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Eva TREMATSE Pryor.
School and Assistant
Postmaster, and is
studying law with q
view TO making IL his
profession. He is a son
OF Presbyterian parents,
although not 4 church
member. and Is q strong
Republican. His love
for music, painting and
flowers are eG celled
only 10y his fondncss for
the fair sex. In 1887 he
Joined the G. c. under
the non dc plume OF g.
l.. Gilmore. Thackcray
and Lord Byron are IA
vorite authors.
Charles Tillingbast
Straight has been for
five years "A subscriber
20 THE TRIBUgE, and
for three n member of
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JAMES y. AlEEk.
M below medium hight
uRl face. wRyy brown
hair. blue eyes, and fire
mouth and chin. Her
manners are pleasing,
and she il n brilliant
nversRtionalist, n
good musician. excel
lent artist aud poetess Of
promise. She possesses
n deep. passionate M
fure and n love for all
things beautiful.
Gilberl ri. Edmonson
was born NJ Oak Point,
Iowa. March q. iS7S.
The early part OF his life
WAS spcni in san Fran
cisco. bus since lSS2 at
Milton, Iowa. He Is a
graduate % the Hirl
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The elegancies Of modern life are nowhere
shown more strongly than in the extent and
variety OF tempting table dellcacies now In nae,
The most delicate fare known to the travelling
public Is found in the delightful buffet service
of the Union Pacific Railways overland trains.
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GTLRERT NJ. EDMOESoE
the G. e. He Is The
son Of Serg't Albert
Straight, Bastery y. lst
u. 4 l.. a. who had
command OF the famous
Gettysburg gun when
IL was disabled. and
who died from the ex-
p0surn aud oTerexcr-
lion Of the Gettysburg
campaign. Dir. Straight
was born Oct. y. lS69,
losing his mother with
81 tise week. and was
reared Ivy his grand
father. Rev. John TIL
linglIast. ns n fruit of
whose teachings Dir.
Staight j. an earnest
and consistent worker
IN the Baptist Church.
lie j. deeply interested
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When Baby was SEX. we gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
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The Union Pacific The Overland Route, has
placed buffet service in its Pullman sleepers
on regular overland trains, which aceommoda-
ton will be greatly appreciated by Pullman
slnening- car patrons.
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in military matters. and possesses quiet gener-
QUE and syfsspnfletic nature. For five years lie
a letter carrier being removed FOR political reasons
during the late Administration, since which time
he has been clerk in tie Water Commissioners
Office al Bswtucizet. T. J.. his home.
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with the saints and the angels, and Satan also hs
a claim on me.-John Dean.

with the saints and the angels and Satan also has
n claim on me.-John Dean.
DOUBLE CROSSWORD ENIGMA
In Lake Champlain;
in caterwaul;
In steady rain;
In steeplo tall;
In SETTLING main;
In shoeinaker's awl;
In daily train
and bIliRrd-ball.
My whole has been used since grandmothers day
For driving aches and pains AWAY.
Florence A. Emerson.
SELECTIONS.
From word ofslx letters, the name Of common
article of domestic use, select
J., 2. 8 and A. n small uminary.
2, 3, a. a resinpus substance.
"a. s, o, an architectural form.
8, a, 8, part Of circle.
=, @, 3, 4, 2, a sort of map.
3 3. T. 2, n kind of vehicle.
6, 8, 4, 2, an animal.
o, q, 3, 2, small talk.
e. 3, 2, apparel for the head.
8, 3, 2, domestic animal.
4, 3, 2. a rodent.
n NJ Smona,
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TO THE C, G.

OF letters five am composed,
A food within nie is inclosed:
Behcad me once and I'll reveal
What lazy people hnte To feel;
Behead again and you will know
What every day you have 10 do;
Again behcad me and you'll see.
a proposition will be.
William III. Bowers.
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A POSER.

lam with the farmer la his barn, cattle, garden.
wheat, oats barley, hay and wagon bat not ia his
horse or buggy. ! Gm with the mechanic and the
labOrer. i am with the dead not the living. ] ana
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flo Contributions: In sending answers name
no. Of THE kATIOsAL TRIBUNE la which the puzzle
H. found. Answers 81 guessers may he forwarded
within week after receiving lllis TRIBUNE. Don
make numerical eBigmas 81 your own names.
Answers must company ail puzzles forwarded.
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE JUgE 20.
Tangie for q. C.--Friendshipi In lovely choice
Earih's EgualizeF-The grave.
A &. e.. GiFi-hledR.
lscleadlugs-Joiin James.
The Ladies' Friend-seBing machine.
TANGLED QUOTATION.
''UiFth heusrde Of lafeh alsl srei ugaia,
IIei crtnaie scayr 10 ode rca esFl
Thu reoTT nd wOdue. srwtibe al nnip,
Mad isde ongDia lsii bpiwTOesrs.
May Madison.
sTATE ENIGMA.
ia cat. not ia dog.
Ju branch, not ia log.
La lay. not ia stand.
Ia dirt, not iH sand.
Ia hrsi not la last
In now, not la past.
la sun, not la walk.
la corn, not la stalk.
ia girl, mol in boy.
Ia play, not ia toy.
My whole IL a State.
II b. Robcrtson
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GRACE owEN's PHoToGRAPHs.

Grace Owen's address is Homer n. v. and not
Michigan. in one paper. She will have some
photos soon 81 herself seated in her &. C.. chair.
and hopes the brothers and sisters will psironize
well. Rs part OF the proceeds will 20 towards aid
ing another who. like herself may never be strong
like the most OF us.-Annie l., Williams, Saugus,
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c. c. FRIENDS: Aftcr very pleasant correspond
ence of two years. Ida V. Scott, of Georgetown.
ILL.,, aud myself were united ia the holy bonds Of
matrimony May 2S 1882
wewcre not personally acquainted, having never
met until May -, after ] had made journey OF
over 800 miles.-B f. Webb Elroy Wis
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LADY SOLDIERS.

@. O. FRIENDS: wonder what Amos l.. Seaman
would say about lady soldiers? We had here
this Spring 90 OF tie finest soldiers in Wright
Couaty. They were all young ladies' OF which was
one.
We went through the regular military dril, bat
we used canes instead OF swords guns. think
IL good exercise. We drilled for "frde
Carnival" and each lady represented some ira ie
boy having lIer costume decorated with the goods
and name Of the firm she represented BY ehaTg-
ing for admission and supper cleared Sl85.
Anyone tina! would like to know more about the
carnival, write and will answer. IL Dir. Seaman
has anything 10 say about lady soldiers - would
ike TO have him say Il. I can take my part
think ladies make as good soldiers as gentlemen
Viola Sidwell. Eagle Grove. Iowa.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Letters with O. C.--Sadie Bartlett Jerseyville
H. Hattie EFerfs. BIeCluslzy H.; Lillian n Carr
commonwealth Wis., Ella Perkins Auburn Oak;
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are TO understand by this. The most generally
received is that they repented-shed tears over
poured water out as symbolic of their contri-
ton. FPS, %: Ia; 62:S.I 2. They tasted. Feel
ing as they truly did, there would be little dis
position for banqueting Fasting is not so
much u formal matter rs natural acc0mpani-
ment. Often, however, il Is not only couse-
quent but an anteeedent. IL is wcll to fast ms
religious exercise quickening to the subjective
process of selfexamination. 3. They confessed
their SINS That was q most impressive relig-
ions gathering. It was IA season of critical self
inspection. Ii was ft preparation for refor-
nation and reeonsecration. Doubtless il was
genuine work OF grace.
According TO the Hebrew method of worship
consisting of the sacrificing of animals, a burnt
offering was presented to the Lord. The vic
tim was n lamb. ". 81 1t could not have
been less than seven days old. Nev., % 81
II was offered wholly" Kitto's explanation
is very good He offered it entire, without
taking off the skin, which WIS the perqnisite
OF tho priest, and without dividing the carcass
into parts, ms usual, and separating tho head
the tail, the feet and the internal fat. Samuel
could not be unacquainted with the proper
ceremonies, bnt there was probably no time for
their exact observance"
But Samuel was not priest And Mizpeh
was not the one place appointed for the Offering
of sacrifices. Possibly, however Samuel did
not act as priest in presenting sacrifice; he
may have directed priest TO mako the sacrifice.
Sa., IS 0-l3, shows how Samuel blamed Saul
for such presumption. 1t is admitted Samuel
was prophet, and some hold prophets special
ly in emergencies could exercise priestly fnne-
lions. Elijah, We remember, though not q
priest. offered a sacrifice. Il XII. l9 3l-3S. J
But time comes whom even a layman can
assume important clerical duties. Some
branches of the Christian Church, G. g., permit
of baptism by layman; yea. even by q
woman. in case of probably sudden death.
Some have said il is more fit that layman
who is truly sincere and pious present an offer
ing to God than that an nnholy man in orders
perform such an act. Nevertheless, it is not
unlikely that Eleazer offered the sacrifice. He
was priest. and hence clothed with au-
thority. "Q,d faeit per aHerHm, Jfacit per Sc"
meaning he who does an act through another
does it himself, may explain all the difficulty.
5. The Battle.
The Philistines suspected that the Israelites
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16
ANCIENT MIDASES.
Ih. MTfliou-i--- % our Day Papers hy
Companion ~ifh Them.

Companion with Them.
oar modern miulonsires. rich though
thev nay seem % IA. are mere paupers
vhen compared in wealth % The Mldsses of
c'a says the New York Truth Neither
J8v Gelld Vaneerbflt. the Duke q West
Minister. Astor Rhineisnder nor Roths
chrd owns a tirhe % the vast boards POS
sessed br tbe ancients. the misuse q which
provoked the aoVvnf faii u tAe Roman state.
TIre~-ls the second Emperor 81 Rome
Ieft 20 CarElis sun cf money En- hard
cash e.luiralent 20 si3s. ~. 90. Which. -
history IS - ~ believed. the latter gentle
man sueus I'M one vear - royal ard un-
b-rrfes spree Cesar began Hfe owing
HogNo anf before he ended t rad Ect
through s-5 Nes 80 of puhiiri treasure
Nrt r1e r~e1rest of our boodlers ever even
dresmt 20 suc1 eun iverouS enbeulsmeua
Cr.asus hasi a uice little nest egg sl0No.-
o.. hesifes resl estate aud slaves b~7ond
r.nr+s~r Esonfls "a reported 20 have ex.
re-fra 81 ~ 10 a single disa. az watch
rHs0ntx pggs and canned suhrosia
direct from Olympus vere. p-usab p.
component ingredients Cafgsls paid
saN pa FIR .ne supper. hesfiuz tse Nitrate
krz ev eng e,ids f-r stance Hehogah-
u.as zrhc.ei lp sf0Ro st ere aebauch.
So luca.us 1ever spent lass than tnsf
snu rr r1eaI Whera ta~se rioters s-rrvei
away ftrr vc+1sIs 3 creu - f0ecrT ]
harn seer sessIcs pecris Feed themselves,
taen ffa fshcs and thcruee' zee azain- ard !
Fancy trese Serr-nau8z nust have acted 0n
t-e ssr0e r- rrIe. r~ IN sha- = TsciF the
t-ianr e~ vte SEES tsafhern sack under
hs deua.e- a. q scrt ~ secondary stomaCa.
Do rof ftl to can rn tre ~ re-ar
Barn fHra Company von vanf har-
aa.n IN arg style ii Extension Tsble.
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rante ese periodic entire 10 a 20 ch.,
con quietud y con ell mismo tono
los mercados americanos, han obi
gado a estos compradores q seguir
retraidos y q no operar como no
sea a precios bsjos, y como los te-
nedOres de frutos no est in dispues-
tos por ahora a vender esperanto
alguna reacci6n que pueda series
favorable, ha continuado Ia parali-
Zaci6n en- nuestro mercado Y sien.
do nominales los precios del az1-
Car. Con este motive no podemos
dar cuenta de ninguna operaci6n
para ell extranjero.
Para los mercados de la PENN
sula no podemos tampoco consig-
mar ninguna venta, y es mas, no Sc
ha notado demanda alguna por
azdcares propios para aquel mer-
cado.
Astioar de miel q msascabados.--
Con cortas existencias de ambas
classes de fruto, alg0 SO hubiera
operado a no ser por las pretensio.
mes de los tenedores, las que no
pueden satisfacer los embarcadores
con arreglo & las noticias recibidas
de los mercados vecinos.
Mercddo MaCion0l. -- Ootizamos
Centrifuga, pol. &C.,. Nominal
CatG.-Sin que las operaciones
hayan sido de importancia ha tras-
currido la quincena, 81 bien notan.
dose alguna mas demanda, que en-
NADIA ha contribuido q mejorar
los preciOs. Las existencias 6 mas
de ser buenas siguen repartidas d
manos de varios tenedol es, Y nues.
ira cotizaci6n la fjamos de S24 &
24} quintal, por classes corrientes de
Puerto Rico.
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muerte con un cuchillo & un con.
vecino suyo.
81 digno Sargento de Orden Pa
blico de la cabecera de AguadiIla
Juan Castro ha capturado, despueh
de diligentfsimas pesquisas, d dos
sujetos que habian robado varias
caDtidades, y que al ser detenidos
cOnfesaron ell delito.
Nuestros pl&cemes al digno agen.
te de la Ley, Sr. Castro.
La Emulsion de Scott es un re-
curse de mucha ventaja en- ell ra-
quitismo. la escrctulosis y atecciones
pulmon0reS cr6niCas.
El infrascrito, Doctor en- Medici-
ma Y Oirujia, M6dico de la CASA de
Salud Auxilio Mdtuo, de San Juan
de Puerto Rico.
Oertifico: Que Ia Emulsion de
aceite de hfgado de bacalao 6 hi
pofositos de Cal de sosa de los &C.
flores Scott y Bovine, de Nueya-
York, Constituye por sus Compues.
tos Y por la excelencia de So pre-.
paraci6n un recurso m6dico de
mucha ventsja en- ell tratamiento
del yGquiisnaO, de la esorcfuloSis y
de las atecciones pulmonGrss Cr6ni.
cas-.
Y para que asi conste a quien
convenga y para satisfaction de
los sehores precitados, expido Ia
presente en- San Juan de, Puerto
Rico a veintiocho de Mario de mil
ochocientos ochenta y siete.
DR.. j. E. S0ld0f0.
DeSde que SO conooe 81 PeCtorsl
de Anacahuita la tisis y demas en-
fermedades del pecho, Ia garganta
y los pulmones, no sienen va razon
de ser.
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sobre las medallas obtenidas, por-
que nj las tengo oficiales, nj puedo
nj quiero meterme en- esta lucha de
pequenas ambiciones, nj escribo pa
ra satisfacer vanidades personales.
La nuestra debe estar satisfecha
con ell nombramiento del senior Ma
varro Reverter para Vice-presiden-
te del importante grupo de Ali
mentaci6n. El Presidente es M.
Pasteur. Blasco escribe en- La Epo-
Ca I'm artfculo lleno de gracia, como
todos los suyos, y de iDjusticia CO.
mo algunos. No trata bien a Es-
pafia: lastima que un escritor tan
distinguido Sc coDfunda con los
cursis que en- pasando alg1o item
po en- Paris Y en- acostumbrandose
a 6ecir farnsaoie por botica y po-
chas por bolsillos, encuentran malo
todo 10 que es espafiol".
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El intrascyit0, SssvetayiiO del
C0mit6 Local de B0rr0s, del
Partid0 IncondiciOnainasnte es.
paaol.
Oertifca: que, reunidos en- la Ca
sa morada de don Francisco Bou y
Arroyo, presidente de este Comit6,
entire otros acuerdos, Sc trat6 del
signiente: Que habiendo llegado
& so noticia la sensible muerte de
don Casiano Balbas y Nieto, direc-
tor que fu6 del valiente peri6dico
de nuestra comunidad. denomina-
do La IntegridGd NacionGl, crefa
llegado el case de asociarse al do
lor profundo que 81 actual director
de dicho peri6dico, 10 mismo que
los restantes miembros de la fami.
liz, estAn atravesando por tan do
lorosa 8 irreparable p6rdidas Al
mismo tempo manifestaba el Pc
sar que les causaba Ia desaparici6D
del leal patricio, del militar pundo-
noroso, del representante provin-
cial, y del defensor de Ia causa es-
pahola en- esta Antilla.
Y que, por 10 tanto, para conoci-
miento del Partido Unconditional
mente espafiol de esta provincia,
determinaba Sc remitiesen copias de
esta acta 4 los peri6dicos La Inte-
gridad NaciOnal, Bo1ETIN MERCAN-
TIL y Naoi6n Espa6ola, para su pu
blicaci6n, si Ia creisn conveniente.
7 para constancia firman en- Ba-
rros, ! 10 de Agosto de 1889.-El
Presidente, Francisco Boa-voca-
les FrGs0isoe MSya--Elias BoM.
--Lats A!faro.-- Simon BarbSran.
-Fidel Ballesteros.--El Secretario,
Grsgori0 Sant0 Domingo.
La presente es copia fiel y exac-
to del original, d que me remito.-
Dr. Gregoyio Santo Domingo.
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MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAS DE TRAvESfA.

De Habana y escalas, vap. esp.
"Ramou de Herrera" de 624 tone
das, captain Vaca, a Ludwig Du-
place. A J. M. I2quierdo & Co.,
l d tabacos. A Vicente & Co., l
d tabacos, 10 d cigarrillos A la
orden: rotulado, l d muestras.
j. M. I. >O.,'1 d planchas.
De Ponce, vap alem "Flandria, !"
de 1858 tonlds., q Mullenhoff y
Korber, con Carga de trAnsito.
HNTRADAs DE CABoTAJN.
Col esp "Angelita," de Arroyo.
Col esp "Oorazon de Jesds" de
Manati.
Bdra esp "Nueva Flor" de Vie
ques.
SALrDAS DE TRAvESfA.
Para Arecibo, vap ing "Oamera-
ta," despachado por Latimer s.
rornan0ez, con carga de transltO.
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJR.
Bdra esp. "Dos de Mayo" para
Mayagiiez.
Vap. esp. "San Juan," para Are.
cibo y ruta.
Col. esp. Carmen Nuza," para
Aguadilla.
DESPACHADoS.
Ninguno.
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sfNToMAs DE La Bits.

10 81 pacente Dc que!a de pehitnd er 81 sstomaso.
60 Distensioh de los intestines POT q Nento.
90 Cardalgia ardor en 81 sst6maEo
30 Nal gueto en- ID b0ca y Ia lehRua anafllenta.
g. Construction CON algnnA diafrea
s. bepes Ion de Amino ucha tiga Todos los sntomas
antcores emue dearrego de funcones del HEado
de aqu npcrtancia dc cuaQQer que cometa
respccso estado del pacene Este debefA adniaafse M
conocida pdoa lie expeenca dara demuestsa que
cuando Ia pdora esa propamente preparada e odo
mas expedite de ssmua promoyer 10 accon del Hgado sn
acknowledgements como Resdio Boso 70 no creo en loa
gqrgantes astea pot consg1sate be cofecSonaao ":
'as ts1 faoP be HAYDocx PARA r1 HeADo
b.eon Sas as ysssssES e Ssa .u %nadS d. Ia %
Para Pstacon Nsrsosa Bills Debidad IAsitud Gene
Ta FSta de Apesto Jqgneea las NuEvAS PILpoRAs DR
pomo conene dosa. Psoo Vsns
cinco centavos. De venta en- todas las Boticas
eusquer esceptso que ds.ss probar ssas rdotal % 10
Pdass ede ma oSs ~ IN e;s Yes.
tltusdo EL HIaADo sGs kisfERt0s Tfhs Liver and
In WMyatetie que suminstfa sdn mundo
aAxRESsSA REV 4oRk & kcSS.su = b. dd.A.
AiyEaTENciA Sc pseyls4s todos log be.icsrO. 81
sas aasss sss 4 4 tsySs de saas dSsena q Psge:s q
0TRA.-Ss prsvisne a ptblieo en- genera qpA los pa
ussss do "Pdoras do Haydock para PuertoRiuo, qu3
30 contengan sl nonhss do u u dAssvadc 40 son lsk
aAypsSsSSggo ssSggoSsr Ssres.
Aksasls Do iiss!aAs aass!sAAAB TorsaislA, NO. fusi
VIA tasa stlsaasateAtea INA MA n 1aaa
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An6nimao.-Parece que ha picado
a algnien 10 que no ha mucho diji-
mos bajo este epigrafe.--Bien dice
el refran: "QMien qjos come .....
ColegiO.-An6nciase la aperture
de uno nuevo.-l 81 SO quedara en-
promess, como un peri6dico cat6li-
co que aun no ha visto Ia luz p1-
blica I
Alabats, po1O.-Tan miserable es.
tA el sig'o, que hay muchos que d
sf mismOs Sc alaban.
Sociedad.-Se nos dice que SO
trata de establecer en- esta Capital
una SOciedad de BombOs Mituos,
cuyos miembros 80 har&n la barba
unos a otros.
OportMno rega!o.-Lo es sin du-
da uno que acabau de hacer por
hallarse alberta Ia Exposition de
Paris, en- la que tai vez figura con
IN reloj cosmepolita. Isl sera Ia
obra hecha y donada por algdn Br.
que haya cambiado la pluma por
IN pinceli
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-21

Real Decreto concediendo .
Excmo Sr. D Gregorio Lsdesms
= Navajas. como seiialada pruebs
del legio aprecio y en- atenci6n .
sus releyantes meritos y servi.
clos, el titulo de Marques de Are.
cibo, para ST, sus hijos y suceso
res legitimos.
Ha quedado encargado para Ia
gerencia oticiosa de la Agencia
Consular de Italia en- Ponce, du :
rante Ia ausencia del propietario,
ell senior don Francisco Costa.
Relaci6n de varias marcas de
Mbricas y de comercio.
Subascas, que ya SO han anuu-
ciado.
Anuncio del Institute Provin.
cial de q Euseiianza, sobre las
matriculas del pr6ximo curse aca.
demico de 1889 80.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-21

mencionado vapor ha salido de
Santander directamente para esta
ell dfa z del corriente.
Vap. esp. "Ramon de Larrlnaea."
El dfa 10 del corriente mes de
Agosto sali6 de Liverpool, CON
destino 4 esta Isla, segdn telegra-
ma recibido por sus consignatarios.
Vap. esp. BUENAVENTURA.
Seg1n nos informan sus consig.
natarios, saldra del puerto de LIZ
verpool, cen destino & esta, hacia
ell 20 del corriente.
vap esp 'Isla de Luzon."
81 dia 10 del corriente mes sali6
del puerto de Cadiz, con destino &
este, hacienda escala en- Canarias,
seg1n cablegrama recibido por sus
consignatarios,
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-21
Sc VENDE.

Una mAquina de vapor, IA caballos
de fueraa, doble sngransje, que da mo
vimiento & IN trapiche cuyos cilindros
miden 8 pies 8 pulgadas por 2 pies de
diametro. Dos bombas, una de alimen-
tar II calders, y otra de levantar sgus
fria & los dep6sitos. Tn emburrador
de doble cadena, 90 pies de largo po,
8 pies 8 pulgsdas de ancho. Dos cla-
riacadoras hero fndido con So tube
ria de cobre para el vspor, sus vAlvu.
los, llaves etc, sufcientes q contsne,
800 galonss de gusrspo cada uno. Una
serpentina de cobrs para vapor.
Todo 10 cnal, asi como leo ssientos
de nsderss del pals , grsnde sscnsdrla
sobrs que descsnssn Is naqniha do 70
pof = 81 snolino 40 ehcusntsasa en Der.
fecto estado y ~ rsalixa 4 pssaia inay
limitnd0.
El Qae intessse eoiapraflo bbade
Pedit lntormes y entsndefss con do,
Juan F. Finlay, almacsn do loa sfas.
us6aaa 7 Fialag-~Maslsa.