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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

Mrs. Laura Webster is the ,orif9 woman in
america who performs professionally upon
the violoncello.
80, vanderbilt once paid Miss May Tillinghast
SSo'OOO for inventing new kind of tapestry
hanging for his house.
mrs John A. Logan rents a plot Of ground
on which she has small flower garden. from
'onn Sherman, for $50 a year.
A woman living in Xenia, O., has not
SPoken 70 her brother In thirty five years.
a1nougn she sees him almost daily.
Amelie Rives has never been known To
Keep an engagement at the hour named h.,r
Is nevertheles great favorite among bar
frieudA 80
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

The London Spectator pays left hand
cd compliment to Lord Salisbury and
MS cabinet associates 1t declares that
the government of England today is
government in despite of oratory. refer
ring to the brilliant speakers Of the op-
position.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

-Inthe soup-well. that's the cooks
secret. Puck
"A young actor, aged twenty name
Norman Cooks, wrote this letter to his
sister before committing suicide by
shooting himself: DEAR HET:-i
have gone that is very Irish-I
am going to that bourne whence no
traveller returneth. and have just taken
my last cup of tea with q bitter zest.
have colOred the town to such a de-
gree that there is now no paint left in
the locker. So l commend myself to
Davy Jones. You will not remember
my good qualities. for never had any
and my bad ones I will ask you to for
get With much love, am your about
to-oe-kilt-eptirely NORMAN"
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

Inc most des raoIe eggs Tor setting
are those the freshest laid. A liberal
daily sprinklng of te2;d water upon
them when incubation is near it's accom-
plishment, say a week before Matching.
is an aid to the free issue of the chicks
at maturity. Troy Times.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

The different forms to which pride
besets its victims afford an amusing
study. Girls who work in shops carry
school books or music roll to and
from their place of business so that
they may be mistaken for school girls,
though their hours are certainly not
those OF the average pupil. Perhaps
they hope to be taken for special stu
dents. The librarian of the Mercan-
tile library tells me that it is a COM
mon thing for ''ladies'' to tear the pa
per covers off the books they take
from the library the moment thew are
outside the door. These silly Great
ures think it looks finer to carry an
uncovered book than one that is COW
cred. and they would rather seem to
own volume than to have taken il
from library.-The Critic.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23
USES OF MIRRORS.
Flashing Light Into Dark NOoks by Meansi
of Looking Glasses.

| FIaSnlnR Light into DARK hooks by MaantI
of Looking Glasses.
The use of mirror for rejecting the
sun seems to run from the extremes OF
bOyish rOguishness in flashing the suns
rays upon the eyes of some companion
Or even older persons, if the distance
be sufficient-and then reaches TO the
other extreme of using it to fash the
SUMS rays for heliotrope signals in the
| coast survey or army service, or to
measure the detection of galvanom-
eter needle. But there is a vast middle
space of practical usage of mirrors.
apart from that of individual vanity.
which is rarely thought of.
A gentleman in Boston, calling at an,
office in the upper part of building,
stated his intention of calling upon a.
man in a distant part of the city, and
was told that his party had recently
opened an Office on the other side of the
same street, and in the upper part OF a.
building of the same height.
On looking across to the opposite win
dow, the gentleman was seen hard at
work and too busy to look up. How
ever, a large mirror was unhung in the;
toilette room, and the SUMS rays flashed
upon his face in a manner that startled
him and dazzled his eyes, first causing
him to jump and binding him.
At first he was indignant at the i'm
proper liberty taken with his visual
organs, and looked out of the window
as fierce as a forty FOUNDER, threaten
ing and breathing out slaughter upon
the yOungster should he be in sight.
A few gesticulatiOns. however, sOOu
made the party across the street under
stand that he was to be called upon.
In the bOyhoOd days of the writer he
remembers looking into a new pump
which had been thoroughly spiked the
night before it was to be placed in the
well. by means of some rocks which
were pushed in about midway and!
wedged against each other.
| Various plans for their removal had
been suggested, the most practicable oil
which was to saw the pump in two ana
| join it together again somehow. Ihe
writer suggested that a mirror be
brought, and the sunlight flashed In TO
reveal the position of the stones. A
bar of wrought-iron was bent to
| hook, suitable to the condition 0f al
fairs, and extricated the stones one by
one, the mirrow showing the openings
of light so that the. person could WORK
efficiently and intelligently.
| Objects lost in wells have been dls-
closed by means of the suns rays
thrown down upon them by mirrors
Dark easements in cities are lighted by
means of mirror surface of total re-
fecting prisms, made out OF decidedly
cheap glass, and held in proper posi-
ton in racks placed in alleyways' unoer
gratings forming part of the walk
Electrical Review.
Gideon L. Pease, of East Wllton'
Me-. who was sergeant In the DlaoN'
| 70 he
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

Dennis Butler. swimming master.
on wager of $3.50, swan the East
River, from New York to Brooklyn,
with his hands and feet firmly lied.
Inc distance was little over mile,
and the time WAS nineteen minutes. -
A. Y Sun.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

"A New York physician reports that
during an epidemic of diphtheria in
that city there were five times as MANY
cases ON the shady side of the street as
On the sunny side.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

Queen Victoria will not hold levee ti''
year.
Lillian Russell is getting thin ana pfe'''
again
The late Mime. Boucicaut,s diamonds have
Just been sold at auction.
Eleven-year-ol Laura Jones has in'e"''N
-four and grain elevator.
Mrs. Elizabeth Strong, Of San Francesca .
the Rosa Bonheur Of America
Mrs. Theresa Fair travels on palace
with her own steward and cook.
The mother Of Gen. Lew Wallace iec'u'
on woman suffrage and temperance
Miss Paddock, daughter OF the on'
States senator. wants to be an actress.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

People always fight shy OF the
young lawyer. He knows altogether
TOO much about law to be of any prac-
teal use.--Somerville Journal
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23
er@.1.ne norlst.s pill, ma'am.

-Bu6er@"' 1 he norlsts bill, ma'am.
Mrs. de Short-s'Tell him Pm not at
home. Parker" Butler-'I did.
ma'am" Mrs. de Short-s'What did
he say?" Butler-''He said / was a
liar, ma'am. He smelt the by brid rose
in your hair. ma'am. an he says it's
tn only one in tn city ."-Judge.
First Poet-''Ah, Arthur, glad to
zee you again. Still turning out SON.
nets for the magazines?" Arthur
(sadly)-s'No. Charley, not now.
After sticking to that until had to
change my boarding house nine times
took to peddling CLANS. Almost
everybody respects me now. "-Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
An Important Feature. Politician
What sort of a watch is that?"
Jeweler-s.It is repeater, SIR" Pol
itician-.Ill take it. While counting
his money the customer starts, stops
short, turns pale and anxiously in-
quires: Say. mister, is she Repub-
lican or Democraticf" - Jewellers
Weekly.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

Many brass working establishments are
curtalling manufactures on account of
the furry in copper. They cannot tell
whether the price will go up or down.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23
Departure in Horse Trading.

What is termed "a startling departure
in the line of horse trading is reported
from Fall River. where citizen who has
q mare for sale states frankly that her
disposition is so sour that she hates Ler
self, and that he would recommend the
creature to nobody unsccustomed 70
horses. Eagle
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

Gideon L. Pease, of East Wllton'
Me-. who was a sergeant in the blacA,
Hawk war, is though. to be The only
living United States soldier OF taa'
war
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

Three men in Biddeford, Me-, have
peculiar claims to distinction. Cor
nellus Wilson claims to have run the
hrst steam engine ever started in this
country. Joseph Holmes drove tho
hrst stage over the old Portsmou ii
and Portland line. and Eben Emerson
rode In the coach with General La
!ayette when that istinguished Off.
FER made his trip down East
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-23

there are seven ex-Speakers of
Inc National House of Representatives
llvlng. They are: Robert C. Win
tnrop. Nathaniel P. Banks, Galusha
A Grow. James G. Blaine, Samuel ]
randall. D. Warren Keller and John
G. Carlisle.
There is bootblack in the New
FORK City Hall who is quite a curiosi-
ty. He has one arm off below the
eiOO" and wears a wooden limb
Strapped tightly to the stump. To
THIS wooden arm is fastened brush.
ana ne uses it as ardently as the one
held in the hand be has remaining.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
Sc vENDEry

Las casas ndmeto 8 U ISL Ii Ca
lie de San Sebasti aDs en- esta Uapi-
tai; el solar con almacen, eibO On Ia
oalle del OomerciO (antes calle
principal) de Ia Villa do Aguadilla;
siendo ell almacen que ocuparon loo
|Sres. Firpo y GansIandt, terrero de
malhp posteria, techado dc hierro
ealvanizadO, II montado sobre ea-
tcrce celumnas tanibiOn de hero;
Z cinco defegadOras, sistema
Gail, de cobre, con $50 galones de
Cabido y quepucden verae en- ID que
fac Hacienda g J0sefa (Hornai-
gueros).
lnformes en-. Ia administrator
del 9 UI6ditO Mercantil y, is Ia one
tse dirigirah las proposiciones. puOr-
to Rico y Mario 10 de 1885,.
81 Admor del "Or6dito Mercans.
til.
Josk N. t6pss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
que 50 han venido sucediendo de

que So han venido sucediendo dt
dos meses aca.
A esta situaci6n debe atribuirse
sin duda el POGO efecto causado
aquf por las recientes noticias dt
alza de dicho grano On esos merca.
dos, hasta que Sc ha hecho p6blicc
que importantes receptores, que
tienen buenas partidas de cafe, ira
taban de apoderarse de todo eli que
existfa en- plaza, no solo para espe-
collar con 81, ST que tambien para
hacer valer mas el que va tenian
antes; con cuyo motive Sc ha ope-
RADIO una favorable reacci6n en- los
precios, aunque Ia demanda no
haya respondido como De esperaba,
pues se vende POGO de $214 & go,
classes superiores, 92Oa & 2l las
buenas y &18d 4 19, las bsjas.
A Ultima hora vuelve & qnedar
foja la plaza.
Tdbaco.--En estos 1ltimos dias
han vendido varios receptores de
tabaco de esa Isla muchas capas
q precios bajos, y solo apelando &
este recurso, pudieran haberse colo.
cado partidas de dicha clase
Los tabacos de otras clases son
solicitados, 10 cual nos hace Greer
que encontraran fAcil colocaci6n
algunos Totes de ramas de esa pro-
cedencia, que SO esperan en- los pro-
ximos vapores, siempre que ven-
gan convenientemente preparados.
Nuestra cosecha es grande, y ca.
da dfa sc nota mas Ia mala Clase
del tabaco, 81 bien son algo mejo.
res los cortes dltimos, de hojas, que
90 han hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
MovIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAS DE TRAvEsfA

De Barcelona y escalas, yapor
espanol "Vizcaya," de 1856 tone
ladas, captain A. Garcia, & s de
de Ezquiaga. A Palacios 8 Co.,
400 d pastas para sopa. A j. M.
Izqpierdo & 90, 10 sacos comino.
A Sierra 8 Co., / d cuerdas, 4 far
dos alpargatas, 2 fardos tegidos.
A Ohavarri & Co., 2 bultos vino.
A Hernaiz & Co., A d calzados, /
q tejidos. A Piza Hnos., Is d
calzados, 8 fardos alpargatas, 2
fardos tejidoss A r.. Romano, ! d
blondas. Rotulados, u btiltos 4 va
rios. A la otden, L 500 teiidos.
M P O i d tejidos, l q papel. 2
NJ d libros. d H L Az Do vino.
A 4 barrilles vino.
nNrRADAs DE oABoTAJR.
Col esp. "Petra," de Arecibo.
aA1mAs DE TRAvnsfA.
Ninguna.
sAL1DAs DH UABorAJR.
Vap. esp. ''San Juan, para Are
cibo i ruta.
Goi. esp. 90. do Marfa,,, para
Manati.
3 s9 =
DE5P -ACTzA cS.
Niuguno. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
GACETILLAs.

lIOvsdadi-En esta 1mprants
acaba de recibirse nm notable sur
lido de artfsticas Y oapriohosas ii1is
eiales de gonna, para timbres de
cartas, con sus eorrespondienfes
|estuehes y mangOs On forma de
|pfimorosos dies para eadenas de
xeIoj los cuales, ademks de scr line.
dieimoe y do muy variadas oomhis
naeiones, g eYenden { pzecios fshus
lesA AnaRtl RaEltQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
OABOTAJN.

Cole. esp. "Borinquen,D carg.
para Aguadilla.
Col. esp. "Guillermito,D cargs
para Arroyo Y Ponce.
Col. esp. "Ooraz6n de Jesds,'
Ipendiente.
Col. esp. "Olementina de Cana.
rias,c pendiente.
Col. esp. "P. de Arecibo, cargo
para Arecibo y Mayagtiez.
Col. esp. "Ooncepci6n," pen.
diente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
IL CONCURSO DRLA BgLtglA IN TURIN.

-@em1
A initiation del celebrado recien
temente en- Spa, acaha de veritiear
SO en- Turin an c0ncurso de belleza
El lugar designado a efecto fu.
lei teatro Scribe. El escenario Il
cOnvirti6 en- una gruta enicantad.
y belliAima. Los palcos los ocupa
ron duEante la funci6n las damal
|piamontesas y milanesas, algunas
en- yerdad, mucho mas hermesal
que Ia mayor parte de las preten.
didas bellezas que aspiraban q
premio.
El concurso de Spa, sin habel
realizad0 todas las ilusiones Que
hizo concebir, result6, sin embar-
20, bastante lucid0. III de Turir
ha estadc I punto dc set % verda
|der0 ffacaa0.
Oomponian el ndnaero dc los iue
ces cuatro pintoEesy cnatro escul
torres distlnguidos, en- union de VI
cOmite 0ompuesto pOr varios J6ve.
mes aristOcrAticos. De entire lal
opositoras que enviaron sus retra-
COS para ser admitidas al concurso
10 fuer0n s0lamente %; pero dt
6stas no se presentaron al fin mai
que II.
Entire elias fguraban tres fran
,cesas. A este prop6sito el cronis.
C. parisi6n Emilio Bergerat, 81 an.
tienO Oaliban del Figaro, ha pu.
bliCado IN articulo deiicioso.
|" Nuestras compatriotas- -dijo--
no deben aCndirtal concnrso italia.
40, porque no podrian veneer laa
simpatias gcrman6Hlas dc Cfispi,
cuya induenCia es omnipotente j
decisive. III premio de honor del
concurso az Turin sera adjudicadc
4 alguna herMosura de Pemerania,
( alguna do Varxin que pueda lie.
var los laureles de su trinDfo 4
las plantas del gran caoeiller.'
Ouando las docs bellezas, mas q
menos dignas dc tel nombre, pre-.
sentar6nle on el escenario del tea
trO Scribe, Las acogi6 M mur-
mullo POGO lisoDjero.
Los individuos de la cOmisi6n
las oOndujeron-del bYazo, ]. una vaz
ante el pdblico, entire los aplausos,
las silbidos y las risas del audito
sio, di6 prlncipi0 81 jurado D su
examen.
Desde el primer momento deei-
di6se la victoria por Ia vienesa Jen
ny Cooper, do hermosura deslum-.
bradora, seg6n ieRereh. Sus cabe-
Hos son tan abundantes, que po-
drian, seg1n dicen, envolverse en-
ell0s como en- un manto de seda.
Para Jenny Cooper ha sido el pri-
mer premio, consistente en- 1000
liras.
Despn6s de Jenny Cooper, las
belleEas mas celebradas y que han,
Obtenido las demas recompensas
lei certamen son la parisiense Ra-
Dhel Vardier, Laura Caldevilla, de
Dligen espanol, y II rumana Niena
Bentham, cuyOs retratos, como ya.
Jcurri6 con Las hermOsuras premia-
les en Spa, ser&n pfontO reprodu-+
,idos por las prineras ilnstraciones
ie Europa.
Apenas conclude 81 cerihnhen de-
Turin, 20 han publicado' las condi-
,iones para el Concnrso de belleza
lue debe celebfarse en- MIA los
iiab 16, IL ' Is de Mario. Los
DremiOs que SO prometen son cinco,
saOefs 600 francos IN oro 600,
nil 300, un o hjeto de arte y n, di-
,loma.
Spa, Turin, Mia. -. lOnAndo
70 4 llegar Q 81 tnrno 4 Espaia {
(Rsprodscsdo.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
1rNANcro LuINA 7 sopRtNo.-rort.l.,

FNENANCIO LUNA Y sOBRtNOs -Forsalssa
4sy 61.-Importadores directos de where's d.
todas classes y prscedenciAs, especialidad en- gus.
sos, vinos tintos generosos, licores fnos certs.
zas, vinagres, frutas conservas alimenticias de
los:princ pales nnercados de Europa y America.
En Aguas ninerales tlenen constante existenciA
dc las legitimas de Vichy marca Hop tai, Grande
Grill Contrexeville, Yals, Celestinos, San Hilario,
Mendariz, Fuente agria san GARNER, 1nsalas, Loe.
ches, Pnrgante Rubinat los acreditados vinos San
Rafael y Peptona.
marcas de cigarrillos de La Habans, s'La Bellexa"
rPajarito,] de D. Andres Rodngues, "Corona" de
segundo Alyarez Ca, "Hidalguia" de SusiAi y
sLsRitimidad," de Prudencio Rabel
Ventaa al por mayor y al detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
opERAolONEs soBRE FL MuELLE.
Ninguna.
AvIsos.

|vap. esp. "cludad de santander.s =
Seghn telagrama recibido Dor Ia
casa consignataria, dicho vapor
ha salido del puerto de la OOrufia
con direction 4 este 81 % del Co.
rriente.
Consignatarios,
s. de EzQuiaga.
vap. esp. "coNDE VIE REDO.
Sali6 de- Oadfz Ell 81 del corfier.
to con escala en- Oanarias, Y saldrs
de este para la Habana del 4 81 b
del entrante.
Consignatarios, J. NJ. Isquierdc
e 90.
vap. alen. "celIa'
Estara aqui 81 dia IL del pr6xi.
mo mes de Abril.
Sus consignatarios,
MtllenhofP e Korber.
Berg. eol. esp. ''lsabel Y
Del porte de 259 toneladas. CIa-
sifcado letra Az, 81 captain Don
Francisco Bonet, saldrk de este
puerto hacia la ,primera quincena
del presente mes admitiendo car.
go para Mallorca y Barcelona.
Para mas informes, dirigirse 4
sus consignatarios.
hubert Hermanos.
vap, Ing. ncoHAN.n
Segdn telegraina recibido pOr Ia
casa consignataria, dicho vapor he
salido del puerto de New York
con direcei6n 4 este, 81 II dol co-
rriente.
0onsignatarios, s. dc ]. sala 4
Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
ALMuNEDA puBLIcA
-

Por cuenta de 50 duefio.
De- q 4 de la tarde y de "a g.
de Ia noche Sc venderAn al neioR
postor todas las existencia de Ia
OagIena, Gale de la Cruz ndmer0
IL, todos los dfas laborables.
Durante las horas de la maiiana
estara tambien alberta la venta 81
pdblico 4 precios limitadfsimos.
Los Sehores comerciantes obten.
dram rebajas de musha importan.
cia. 8
dies dsas solamsnse I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
xCTO THRCRRo.

Apossntc do Isabel en- easa de
%. Rodrigo do Axagra. s1n un ddo
entire Marsilla 8 Isabel, dice 6sts .
81 antigua amanse que 70 aDofrece,
dslena0lc pEese asl mayor 0eseon.
spelQ. l
ApaEeee D. Pedre dc Ecgufa, J
! d tpn6l dc iAerepar duramente 81
prome'no de g nlla, que % retlra
uemin H4o p0k y mayor aOatlmlen-
g, entIa sn ssssna zulima.
d. DedEo traits Dc herirla con nm
pnhal ef castigo do II infamia que
"A COlA1 %; sr0 la mora % arros
u pof une Hentana, q mismo tiem-
po Que ae pIes ssnsan los amigos DC
MeEsliis 49, ensntA Dc 70 muerte
dsl desolenees aiAn'
D. Pedro cae Dc rodillas, y los
oAbaIIeros mailman Is sAbssa sn ! ss-
aal q duslo fdlosiSr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
PREOIOS DE MADERAs.
EBEIErl EERelETE DH Ia HABAsA..
Mario 10 de 1889.

Mario 10 de 1889.
CJg.-Los 6ltimos arribos no han
sido de importancia; solamente GOA
sacos POI "Manuela,n pero el mer-
cado esta muy proyisto, con los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
OPERACIONEs DE BUQuEs EN- PUERTO.
rRAvEsfA.

TRAvHsfA.
vap. esp. "Manuela,1 pendiente.
Boa. alem. Edward Pens" pen.
diente.
Berg. esp. "Alejo IT," pendiente
Vap. draga frances HEspaha,' :
pendiente.
Berg. esp. Isabel cargando
Boa. esp. "JoseHta, = cargando.
vap. frances '.Borfnquen, = pen.
diente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
corlzAcIuNfs De pAPEL DEL tsfADo.

Billetes del Tesoro sin premiar, On.
pom corrients de.......:........ esles
FBilletes del Tesoro premiados, IA
A0rGo0e.s.ss s.sss.ss.s.s.ss..... TOl7l
Billetes del Tesoro premiados, l3
e0rCe0ss ...s.ssss.sssA.sesAs 1918
Billetes del Tesoro prsmiados; IL
s0rteo. eo...s...s.....4.e.... 91eS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
Subastaa.
Proyidsncias judicialss.
at s-A4
Ayuntarnientos.
SANTDRAI

Domingo, 24.-san Agapito,
obispo y mArtir.
Lunes, 2s.La Anunciaci6n
De Nuestrs Seiora y Encarpaci6n
del HiJo de Dios. J San Dimas,
el buen Ladr6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
JOSE I. SILVA.

CASA de gifos comisionss. Agentss dc Ia
Oompania general Trasatlkntica ftancesa de la
del MARQUES dc Campo, do GeMpahiss dc Sc
guros contra incendios, de lOs erus. Gail 4 90.
dc Paris, y general para 4 islG de Puerto Rioo
dc h Banque TrasstlGntique do Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
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Z BPNCTOs n6xL1TA1Hs
DE JOSE cLAUDIO.@.sAN JUsTO, 6,

Cons.ante surtido en efectos para Il ArmsdaI
Hiercito vciuntatics.-D -Divisas para empleados a.
Eacienda, Correos Telegrafos.-PlaCa crucee--
Medaliks de todas alsaes cintss para las niamas
seaconfeccionan 0orras de todas Glasses. EspAda.--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24
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sooIzDAD m CoMASDIrA.
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IMPoRrADJBESY Y Exp0RTADOREs.
Giran lstras sobre las..Capitasss principaies
pobiscioaes dc Espana, .Lsla de Cuba, EstadOs-
Unidos . Inglsterra.
Agentes de a CSmpafia TrasAtlintica de
gapores de PINIILos, Gdsns y Gss, de OAdis.
! Agentes de ID Oompahia de Seguros Mariti-
mcs del Lloyd Ingl9s; Tie Indsrpriting y
Agency AssociGtion Limited. !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24

aAcETA De HOY

Reales Ordenes sobre adquisiG
ci6n, por el Ministerio de Ultra.
mar, de ejemplares de las obras
tituladas Ga,erfd hist6ricd de M0
jeres cI'sbres. por D. Emilio Gas.
tslar, J La. Tdquigrafaa Usrdads-
r0, por D. LUIS Cottts J Suaiia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-24


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