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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
,,u,o, ,,o w,re He HAD Abuscd.

TROY, n. Y, October 16.-Harvey
Hodge this morning murdered his wife by
emitting her throat at Cambridge, Washing
ton county. Hodge had been held in jail
on charge of abusing his wife but was
released on bail Monday and returned
home.
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phusdslph,a Beats the Western Union

PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-The Guy :
suit against the Western Union TelegTai i
Company to recover license fees Of sI'VC y
pole and 81 so on each mile of wire i9r tue ;n
wears 1885, 1856, 1887 and lSSS, en9eu - -
a verdict for the complainant to dsy IN
the United States Circuit Court for si4'
400
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Serious Accident at sarneSvllIo.

Special Telegram to the Register,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO, October IT,
William Arthur while racing a horse on
the fai. grounds this evening collided
with a sulky with possibly fatal results,
He sustained violent concussiOn OF the
brain and is lying unconscious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
c,ovsr and Smith Matched.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 16.-The Occi'
dental club of this city has signed Frank
Glover, of Chicago, and Billy Smith, Of
Australia, 10 fight to a finish, November
IS, for purse Of $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
whipped in Five Rounds.

Fr. MADISON, Iowa, October 16.-Harry
Mccoy and John Murphy, welter weights,
fought TO a finish last night, in this city,
with five ounce gloves, Marquis of Queens
berry rules. Murphy was knocked out in
the fifth round.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
BRAKEMEN'S BROTHERHOOD.
The Vice Grand Master Denounces Rail
road Relief Schemes.

road heIIeI Scht tneb'
ST. PAUL. MINI, October 16.-Tne
important features of tO-day's session of
the Brotherhood of Railway Bfakemen
were the officers reports, which
were read in detail. They
were all in the nature of reviews
containing some suggestions. The most
important recommendations, however,
were made by Vice Grand Master Slattery,
Of Butte. Mr.. Slattery recommended th' I
the name of the order be changed TO
Brotherhood of Trainmen," and further
advised the members not to join the rail-
road reliet associations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
Wat Virginia Patentees.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., October l6.-Pat-
ents have been granted to the following
West Virginians this week: B. H. Hite,
Morpantown, cOrnet; S. W. Wilt, Clifton
Mills. burglar alarm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
Pensions for West virginians.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, October 16.-The follow
ing pensions were granted to West Vir-
ginians to-day: Original invalid, Charles
n Hill; Mexican widow, Elizabeth H.,
widow OF Joseph Updegr6tf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
Dlrectors Elected.

A meeting o. the Martins Ferry Young
Mems Christian Association was held last
evening, and the following Board of Direc-
tors was elected: DR.. B. o. Williams, DR..
w. II. Hall, Geo. II. Smith, DR.. ]. L.
Blackford, E. @. Boyd, r K. Kerr, 7. W.
Shreve, J. B. Montgomery, Benz Exley,
Jr., Thomas Lloyd, George Spence, Chas.
Helling, and w. NJ Cattell.
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Thu Kinr ~ pnrtnr.l nn,t.r

LISBON, October l6. The King Of Pouu-
gal, who yesterday was believed 10 be
dying, passed better night. His fever
has somewhat abated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
nolh Attemnt at Robbery.

A bold attempt at robbery was made on
Tuesday evening Of Little Washington.
Agent King, Of the 3. & o. railroad, was
counting 81, 900 of the comPany's money
when two strangers entered the Office and
,ronId have sandbagged him had not
messenger boy arrived at that opportone
time and saved him. The men, h1ding
thew were discovered, grabbed up satchel
and rushed away. Officers pursued and
recovered the tatchel, but the thieves es-
caped. Two policemen were Stationed near
where the sstchel wss found, and after a
nstiept watch for two hours the thieves
returned. but were again allowed TO escape,
aItboush fred az. The men are tupposed
TO be strangers and 10 be the perpetrators
of several recent burglsrlss in Washington.
West virginia Bank Incorporated.
A certificate Of Incorporation has been
issusd to the West Virginia Bank, organ
lied for the purpose Of doing a general
banking business. The principal Office il
10 be kept at Clarksbufg, and the charter
il to expire on October 7, 1909. The sum
of $50, 900 has been subscribed as the cap
ital stock thereof. ten per cent. Of which
has been paid in, with the privilege Of in
creasing the same to 500, 600 in sll. The
capital 60 subscribed ia divided into
shares Of 800 each which are held a. ill-
lows: John Irwin, 40; w. p. Irwin. 81
T. w. Harrison, 75; Z. A. Peck. 50; John
Chorpening 10; J. n Mires, "A James
Oliford 10: Nathan Goh, 25; F. A. Rob
insop. 20; T. 5 sp,ces, l5;J NJ. Lyon, 2Oi
W. B Freeman, 49, David Davidson, ~
W r. Alexander, 10, J L Carr, lOi x;
F Lowndts. s. and W. NJ. Late, ls. All
are reeidenls OF ClaTksbnTg except Mr.
late. who resides at Bridgeport.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"rhs snen, Partner" Tonight.

This evening Mr.. J. B. Polk, the famous
comedian, supported by a fine company,
will open three nights engagement at
the Opera House in his latest euccess, THE
Silent Partner" Speaking of the play,
an exchange says:
'It proved one Of the most enjoyable
comedies that have been given at the
Alcazar for s long time past. The story
deals with the complications that ensue
over the use of a phonOgraph aud myth
by the name Of Nemo-s tigmept OF young
attorney named Sydney Backus, who has
tried to get q partner, and failing to do 10
he puts up sign Memo d Backus," and
gets credit for Memo toward business gen
orally, alleging that that supposihhous
person is absent on important business.
At the time of the beginning of the
idea of the play matters are get
ting hot for Backus. Bills are coming
in, and many of the inquiries for Memo.
He has asked the hand OF a young lady
and is refused by her father, who has In
vested with Memo. Then complications
follow and Backus is eventually extrlcated
from his difficulties by his stenographar
aud his wits. Mr.. J. b. Polk was excel
lent az Sidney Backus, and he showed last
evening that he can depict the pathetic rs
well AS the comic side of human nature.
The support was far above the average,
both the ladies and gentlemen OF the COM
pany coming well to the 'front.'" Seats on
sale at Houses.
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END OF A RUINED LIFE
GEORGE PBTBRKIN NARIS DEATH BY HIS
OWN HANDS.
The Suicide Was Prominent Society Man Of Balh-
more and a Nephew Of Bishop PstsFkin.
he Dies by Ohloroiorm in
New York.

NEW YORK, October 16.-George Peter
kin Maris, nephew of Bishop Peterkin,
of West Virginia, and young man we l
known in Baltimore, where for ten yeara
he acted as the private secretary to the
President of the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company, was found dead
early Tuesday morning in the Puritan
Hotel at No. 1S3 BOwery. A towel satu-
rated with chloroform covered the dead
mans face. Maris had taken his own life.
Maris arrived in New York ten days ago
from Europe, whittier he had been sent for
the summer because Of his bad habits in
Baltimore. He engaged board at lO2 West
Thirtieth street, and seemed 10 be in good
spirits. Last Thursday at breakfast the
boarders noticed that he was unusually
quiet. When he finished his meal he left
the house and did not return. Nothing
was known of his whereabouts until yes
terday, when the police were notified OF
his death.
FAITHFUL SISTERS.
In the dead mans pockets were two let
ters written in a small, delicate hand, a
photograph OF young woman, picture
of Yorkshire terrier, bunch Of keys,
cigarette case, a pawn ticket for gold
watch and thirty-six cents. The letters
were both written by sisters of Maris, and
they showed that whatever may have been
his faults he still retained their affection.
The letters were addressed from the
"Kensington" and the Berkeley" two
fashionable apartment houses of Baltimore.
One bearing the signature OF Mana says:
81 am glad you have found place in
the world. Keep up courage and all will
he we'll
This letter was evidently written in ans
wer to one written by Maris informing his
sisters that he intended to look for employ
msnt in New York.
THERE WAS NO COURAGE
Another letter signed by his sister Bella
was a model of sisterly devotion. In 1t
she says:
Courage is all you need. You know
the future can redeem the past. When
temptation asssils you pray God TO stay
your hand. All will be well if you will
bnt try hard"
Yesterday afternoon Bishop Peterkin was
notified of his nepheW's death. The Bishop
is in New York attending the Episcopal
Conference add was much shocked when
ne heard the news. The sisters we're also
notified, and steps were taken to have the
body sent 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. Maris did not live with his father
in Baltimore. Dr. Maris, shortly after the
death of his first wife, married negro
woman. Baltimore society was shocked,
and young Mr.. Maris and his two sisters
Withdrew from the Doctors house and re-
fused TO have any communication with
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17

Victor's Company at the Grand Tonight
The Grand will be opened tonight ioE
the first time in week by Victor's Vau-
deville Company. The performances oil
this company are highly spoken of by our
exchanges, ard numb rs twenty artists
who will appear in a strictly refined pro-
gramme of the latest songs, dances, &c,
Of the day. These who desire good
laugh should secure seats at once at tee
McLure House furnishing store, as the
Grand will DO doub, have the standing
room sigu up before eight o'clock.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Marriage License Issued.

The following marriage license was is
sued yesterday:
Frederick Herzer, Jr.. native of Ohio
county, aged "a, and Matilda X. Green
wsld, a native OF Marshall county. sged
10.
William ". IrFin, Da.iyeOf Danyille,
KY, and Mary Od, a native of Wheeling.
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Theatrical Notes.

"Oaly a Farmers Daughter" closed to
a fair sized house at the Opera House last
evening
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AvIsOs.
Vap. esp. "Buenayentura.

Vap. esp. "Buenayentura."
Ell dfa IL del pasado mes sali6
directamente de Liverpool, con
destino a este puerto, segdn nos
infOrman sus consignatariOs.
vap. esp. "NIcETo."
H$cia ell IA del corriente saldra
directamente de Liverpool con des-
tino q esta, seg1n nos informan
sus consignatarios, por telegrama
recibido.
Vap. esp. "EsPANA."
Seg1n telegrama recibido por
sus consignatarios, el mencionado
vapor sali6 de Vigo para 6sta, 81
dia 25 del pr6ximo pasado.
Vap. esp. "San .Aeustin."
Del 9 al 10 del corriente recala.
"a a este puerto procedente de Co.
lon y escalas, y saldra para Euro-
pa, admitiendo carga y pasajeros,
vap. esp. ALFONSO XII"
Procedente de Habana, recalar&
& este puerto Ell dia 9 del actual, Y.
saldra el dfa 10 para Ia Peninsula.
Vap. esp. I'M. /. VIllaverde."
Seg1n ruta, recalara q este puer-
to del 8 al 8 del corriente, proce-
dente de Habana y escalas.
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-07

Puerto Rico, 4 de JUNO de 1889
Sr. Director de La BGlGns0.

Muy senior mfo: Espero mere
Ger de V. sc sirva desmentir ell con
tenido del suelto publicado-en Is
secci6n de nOtieias- pOr su illus
trad0 peri6dico, correspondence a
2 del que cursa, referente al nom
bramiento del infrascrito para Ia
Vicaria de Arecibo, en- Ia hip6tesis
de Ia renuncia, insaginariG, del
virtuoso P. Montaner; y tanto mas
lido 4 V. dieha rectifcaci6n, por
ouanto el que suseribe no acsstum-
bra valerse de la prensa para obte-
ner Ouratos de mayor 6 menor i'm
portancia, nj mucho menOs aspirar
| & aquellOs que no SO hallen vacan-
tes, prefriendo siempre scatar =
obsdecer las disposicioues de sus
superiores jerArquicos (dnicos COMO
Oedores de los m6ritos y aptitud de
oada uno y de los servicios que pue-
den prestar sus sdbditos), yasilo vie
ne aorcditand0 oil frmante On los di.
versos destinos qne por espaci0 de
z amos viene ejerciendO en- esta
Di6cesis. Indadablemente que el
inventor de tai Roticia y otras del
mismo g6nero, por mucho que pre-
tenda ocultarss, descubre sus ne.
cias aspiraciones y haoe, al parecer,
esfuerzos desesperados por susti-
tulr al P. Montaner, sohando con
una rsnuncia, por 81 sole imagina-
da.
LIE snticipa las gracias por Ia
inserCi6n de las pressntes lfneas,
= con tai motive tiene el gusto de
ofrecersele 50 alto. 8. 6.y Cape.
liam.
JOs6 Leon Ag1ilar, Pbro."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-07

precioso preparado Emulsion d
Scott & la humanidad enferma.
Soy de Uds. con toda consi lera
ci6n alto. s. s. G. s M. B.
Dr.. Pablo Font y Martslo.
Buenos Aires, Abril 8 de 1878.
Sr. Agente de los Sres Lanman &
Kemp, preseute.-Muy Sr. milo
Deseo llevar al conocimiento. de
sus Representatives mi tribute de gra.
titud por los grandes beneficios que
me han hecho la Zarzaparrilla y
Pildoras de Bristol, esperanto al
mismo tempo que mi experienced
aliente & los que pa lecen & hacer
prueba de los mismos remedies, a
los cuales puedo, sin titubear, atri-
buir la recuperaci6n cOmpleta de
mi salud.
Durante diez amos snfrfa de 10
que parecfa impUreza' radical de Ia
sangre, que so manifestsba bsjo la
forma de Reumatismo agudo on ell
invierno Y en- veranO en- nacidos y
sarpullido irritante; gastaba du-
rante este periodic una parte des-
proporeionada de mi renta en- m6.
dicos y medicinas, y entire 6stas
usaba Ia -'Zarzaparrilla en- varias
formas-el extractO de Ia raiz, Y
muchas preparedness de ella-has-
ia que, perO con poca esperanto de
un buen resultado, empec6 4 to-
mar su acreditada Zarzaparrilla dc
Bristol, junto con las Pildoras.
Despu6s de haber usado solamen.
te tres botellas-habiendo seguido
estrictamente las instEucciones, me
ssnti mucho mejor, y al concluir
la d6Cima botella me en- Ccntr6 Gu
perfecta salad.
Doy, & lbs Sres. Lanman b
Kemp completa libertad para que
den publicidad al presente certifica-
do, pues 10 considerO como un de-
ber de agradecimiento que comu-
nique al p1blico los detalles de mi
case.
Me suscribo de V. alto. Y s. s.
Ensetsrio Romero, Telegrafsta.- -
Oolonia, Uruguay.
EsnimiesA Rlyv IaEstiYs ds NehZ
FL Ssdlits Chanteaud, que tiens
fama universal, es I'M purgativo sa-
NO, refrescante, de un sabor agra
dable Y de una eficacia cierta para
cOmbatir la constipation; su EN-
pleo diario es 6til q los gotosos y
reumaticos, 4 las persOnas de
temperamento sangulneo, q las
congestiones cerebrales, & los v6r.
tigos, jaquecas, y hemorroides y 4
los embarazos gastricos. Es por
excelencia 81 purgativo mas suave
para las sehoras = los nihos.
Para evitar el peligro de las fall
sificaciones del Sedlits, y de los me-
dicamentos dosim6tricOs, del cual
N. ChantsGtGd es el 1nico prepara-
dor, exljase sobre la etiqueta el
ncmbre del autor.
Burggrasvs- Chantsaud.
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OPERACIONES De BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.

TRAvESfA.
Col. ing. "Alice," pendients.
Col. ing. Muriel," descargan-
do.
Berg. ing. "Alejo H." ,"pendiente.
Vap. ing. "Knickecbocker," des-
cargando.
Vap. draga frances "Espana,1 p
pendiente.
Vap. frances "Borfnquen," PEN
CABoTAJD.
Col. esp. PETRA" pendiente.
Bdra. esp. Pedrito," carga pa.
ra Vieques.
Bdra. esp. "Juanita," )" carga para
Arroyo.
Col. esp, "Ooraz6n de Maria,S
carga para Manati.
Col. esp. "Concepci6n, pendien-
Col. esp. "Providencia," cargo
para Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
Bdra. esp. "Valenciana," carga
para Ponce.
Bdrs. esp. 'Dos de Mayo" car
ga para Vega-baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-07

llama Zagala. Por ESQ q.isro qG'
sstG HiiIa 50 IlaNse ZagalG.
Y cuentan que, practicando el
Oura la obra Dc misoriCordia de
enselar al que no sabe, explic6 al
campesinO ol arte diab6lico de ha-
blar con la pata; este c0mprendi6 Ia
burla de que habfa sido objet0 y
renunci6 & poner { ID nina 81 nom
bre dc mula.
On nuevO zkngano ha acudido
& su colmena, do1a Luz. !Oh! lQuf
lenguaje tan incenveniente.
Y va de veras. Los fuertes calo.
res y las lluvias dc esta tempora.
da van en- aumento. Solo asl
20 Concibe que hsya descendido
desde las atlas montakas ESQ 80
6or NADIA mas que para mortifcar
kV., "Sra Luz" con unas coplas,
en- que hay tante snumen po6tico
como sentido cOmun. Dicen que
el CariIs 90 ha dado por muerto, al
saber que ess peeta dclas alturas
amonazaba atormentarCOn 81 es-
tire 6 los vegabAjehos.
Para Quitarne do encima osta
moscs, digale cue v, % llama An
dams ' recomi6ndele que haga me-
moria de los nil = IN gazap0s que
Oat6cumene, Samson Oarrasco, Pc
dro, MiDgo, Y muches otros atra-
paron On Las p&ginas de "El Nj
vel" de triste recordaei6n; pero
cue, hablar de vietorias y otras
otras dslante de ", % nsmbrGr Ia
soea on casa del ahor0GdO. Ne pa
rsce que este versGdsf entender&
la indirecta y 90 marchatA con sl
tipls 8 ID mGsiea & otra parto.
iQui6n demonio le mete 6 V. q
hlOsofar por todo 10 alto, NADIA me-
nos que con una DOctora de 10 f.
cultadi lie pronostisO sendos re-
welcomes. La Alesofia 90 al espt-
ritismo 10 que la luz & les tinieblas.
Va We Y como lisa y llanamonte
Il informo cu6nto se aCeHca dc aus
admiradores y eontertulios; % bue-
na indole y clafo talento SuplirA
10 que me Gallo ante el ptblico que
ha de leernos; NO divide 10 Ultima
voluntad do su desgraciado padre
"El Nivel' y Ia ausOridsd que me
sounri6 para guiafla.
Apkrtese de ssas malas eompa-
6ias. iPor DiOs, SsHsra!
Pedro ArrillGga.
Janis, 8 de 1889.
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MOVIMIENTO DE BUQUES.

ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsfA.
Ninguna.
ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.
Col. esp. "Julia y, de Vega alta
SALIDAS DE TRAvESfA.
Para Mayagtez, vap. ing.I" Ga.
merata despachado por Latime1
Y Fernandez con csrga de trAnsito.
sA1IDAS DE CABOTAJH.
Ninguno.
DESPACEIADOS.
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-07

Nuestra enhorabuena d los que
hayan side agraciados con estos
picos. =
prscioS corrientes. .-Hsmos reci-
bido una hoja' suelta Que contiene
uan relaci6n de los precios corrien-
tes, al por mayor, de varios articu-
los del mercado neo-yorkino, pu.
blicada por don w. Loaiza, Oomi-
sionista de aquella importantisima
plaza. 4
Estimamos la atenci6n.
Para Ia Habana.-En compaiifa
de su apreciable esposo, se ha en-
barcado con lumbo & 10 Habana Ia
aplaudida primera tiple sefiora do
fia Carmen Fernandez de Oapdevi-
Ia. .
Es probable que en- breve regre-
sen, trayendo una buena compafifa
lfrioo-dramAtica espafiola.
Lo celebrareNOs. =,
iDeScanse en- paz!-Ha fsllecide
en- Bio -piedras 81 apreciable senior
don jose M. Acosta y Maroto.
La eterna Bienaventuranza le
deseamOs. a.,
A su afligida familia, consuelo y
resignation.
La sxcslsnte preparation Emul
sion de Scott es conocida en- todo
lei mundo, por sus brillantes resal-
tados en- casos desesperados en- ex-
Itremo.
Humacao, Puerto Rico, Abril 3
Ide 1S87.-6e1ores Scott q BoaSns
INneva York. Muy. senores mios
Creo un deber de, conciencia, a
propiO tempo que, un deber profe
sional, 81 manifestar & Uds.; lOl
brillantes resultados obtenidos 81
larga pr&ctica CON el uso de su OK
eelente preparation, conocida y,
On todo el mundo con ell nombr'
de Emulsion de Scott
Oasos en- extreme desesperado
de rGqu;tisnaO, Gteccionss bronqWia
I, les Y pMlmtonares c6rnioGs, escrotis
|lisnto en- todas sus manifestacionee
Y aun en- la .misma tuberculosis
los que he tenido OCCASION de: oh
servar de ceToa Y tratar con %
Emulsion, On todos ellos he obte
j nido los mejores resultados, pue
: a sus excelentes Componentes, 10
!. hipofosfitos de cal y de sosa y
, aceite puro de hfgado de bacalae
reune una preparation delicadfsi
ma que la haCe de facil tomar 5.
q digerible aun para los est6mago
mas delicados, per cuya circuns
tancia me complazco on extrem
0 felicitando & Uda. pos el gran sel
4 vicio que vlepep prestando cen .
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Bdra. esp. "Aguadillana," carga
para Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
C0TIzACIONES De FRUTOS DEL PALS.

Asdcor.-Se vendieron:
Is boceyes &c. j." & 81
80 quintal.
Comprador, jose T. Silva
81 bocoyes "Las Cuevas,'
q $4-874 quintal.
Compradores, Vijande 8
90.
Ademas de algunas par.
tidas que se vendieron
precios re ervados.
Mieles. NO hemos tenidO opera
clones.
CGf5 f5.-Ootfzase a S23 quintal
tendencia firme, clase co.
rriente. Hacienda, sin
existencia.
Cueros.-Los precios rigen de 50 q
10 los dulces, segun clase
y tamalo, y los salados
50.
Ron. -- En- vista de las tltimae
ventas, podemos cotizsl
de 40 d 45 centavos gallon
segdn prueba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-07

Imprenta ejemplares del nueve
C6digO Csvil, edici6n Official.
Llamamos 'hacia el mismo Ia
atenci6n de todos los sefores &
quienes interesc la adquisici6n de,
O6digo.
Saludo. .-Hemos tenido el gustc
dc saludar en- esta Imprenta
nuestros distinguidos amigos y CO
rreligionarios de Humacao, Don
Narciso Soler, digno Vice-presiden'
to de la Diputaci6n Provincial, y
D. Juan Bertran, del comercio de
aquella importante villa.
Repetimos a ambos caba!leros
nuestro cordial saludO.
Vacantes.-Lo est&n, ssgdn We
mos en- la GaostG: :.
Las Notarias de Bsyam6n, Anas
co y Vieques Ia escuela del barrio
de Oain Alto, San German, y Ia
escuela de la C&rcel, en- el mismo
distrito judicial; dos plazas de vi
gilantes del Dep6sito Municipal de
esta Capital; Ia escuela del barrie
del Oentro [Moca]; 10 plaza de Me-
dico titular del pueblo de la Ceiba /;
la de Escribiente ~ de la Acadia
Muir icipal de Juana-Diaz.
A los aspirantes.
Catsdra dc Dibujo. -Hemos to.
nido OCCASION de visitar Ia OAtedra
de DibujO que tiene establecida y
dirige en- los bajos de Ia Excma
Diputaci6n Provincial nuestro dis.
tinguido amigo el bien reputable
pintor D. Francisco Oller.
Y en- verdad que los notables
adelantos de los discfpulos,-tanto
mas dignos de elogiO ouanto que
es muy corto ell tempo que lleva la
O&tedra do establecida - hablan
muy On favor de Ia aplicaci6n de
aquSllos, 10 mismo que de los dss-
velos y gran competencia del Pro-
fesor.
A uno Y otros nuestra cordial
enhcrabuena.
Visita.-HemoS recibido Ia gra.
to vista de nuestro distinguido
amigo y correligionario d. Fran
cisco Acosta, digno Alcalds NUM-
cipal de la villa de Aguadilla.
Repetfmosle nuestra afectuosa
bienvenida, deseandole t0da suer-
te dc satisfaceiones entire nosotros.
Nombramiento. subrir la
vacante producida por el fslleci-
miento de don Antonio Sicard6 y
Olmo, ha sido nombrado Director
de la Loteria Provincial nuestro
apreOiable amigo don Estanislao
Martinez.
Felicitlmosle por ell elnombramien-
to Y pOr Ia cenfianza que ha mere
cido & Ia Diputaoi6n Provincial.
Reoopilaci6n. tenido sl
gusto de recibir las 'entregas del
n1mero 81 al 40, de Ia importante
= muy dtil Rsoopilaoi6n do disposi-
,iones cfoialss, que esta publicands
an Mayagiiez nuestro estimado
amigo y correligionario don Do
ningo Arecco, digno Seoretario do
.quel Municipio.
Reiteramos La expression de nues-
;ra gratitud al senior Arecco. IL
1nvitaci6n.-El Ciroulo de Ami |
COS de Mayagiiez nos ha invitado
para la gran velada lirico-literario-
lramatica y bale con que en- Ia |
1oche del 4 del corriente debe ha-
Der ell mismo celebrado el 15o ani: |
7ersario de 50 installation.
Agradecemos .muy de. vcras la |
,Ortesia.
, Prsmios msyorss. He aqui los |
lue han resultado en- el. dltimo sor-
,eo de Ia Loteria de Luisiana, Es-
;ados- Unidos: III
5O,416. $500, 900 |