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The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
ALL THINGS ARE OLD.
We Are Nothing, After Ali, But Poor,
Weak lmltators.

We Are Nothing, After Ali, But Poor,
Weak lmltators.
The more the investigators dig into
the buried past, the less and less origin
al and important we become. A man
has just found in Egypt proofs of trade
marks and signatures in the bottles aud
brands, and things which were in use
200 years before the Christian era,
including alphabetical writing, which
was supposed to be quite modern in.
venClon. He has even found base ball
among the ruins, and quite possibly the
next thing will be record OF the
champions and rules OF the game, which
will probably prove that modern sport
to be quite in it's infancy with US.
Some Of these old, buried cities will yet
turn out to have been lighted by cleo
tricity, and cable Car tracks in cement
aud iron will be found yet under the
tropical forests. The only thing that
seems to be wanting in those old places
is money. There does not appear to be
any cataclysm or Catastrophe sudden or
active enough to prevent the community
III town from getting away with It's
money before 1t was destroyed. Vesu.
vlus caught few people in it's lava
stream in Pompeli and Herculaneum,
but somebody Seems to have got away
with the money. If they have exca-
waited any banks, the deposltOrs or the
p0pulace seem TO have excaYated them
before the lava reached them. But So
far as we eau get much practical know
ledge, we have developed a capacity for
enduring troubles, diseases aud dangers
that our ancestors could never have
stood.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21

4 on the public road and robs me OF my
property. does me injury. He stops me
len the way to wealth. strips me Of my
hard earned savings, involves me in
difficulty, and brings my family to
penurY and want. But he does me an
injury that can be repaired. Industry
and ECONOMY may again bring me into
circumstances of ease and afhuence.
The nan who, coming at the midnight
hour. fires my dwelling, does me an
injury-he burns my roof, my pillow,
my raiments. my very shelter from the
storm and tempests; but he does me an
injury that can be repaired. The storm
may indeed beat upon me, and chilling
blasts assail me, but charity will receive
me into her::dwelling, will give me food
to eat and raiment to put on; will timely
assist me, raising new roof over the
ashes Of the old. and I Shall again sit by
my own fireslde and taste the sweets of
friendship and of home. But the man
who circulates false reports concerning
nv character, who exposes every act OF
my life which may be represented to
nv disadvantage, who goes FIRST to this,
then to that individual, tells them he is
very tender Ut my reputation, enjoins
upon them the strictest secrecy and
then fills their ears with hearsays and
rumors, and, what is worse, leaves them
to dwell upon the hints and suggestions
of his own busy i'm Agination-5he man
who thus ''ilches from me my good
name'' does me an injury which neither
industry, nor charity, nor time itself
can repair.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
Catholic Loyalty.

Richard HI. Clark, in speaking on
what Catholics have done during the
past one hundred years, has this to say
in reference to Catholic loyalty: Mot
only in the war of the revolution, but in
all the subsequent wars, the American
armies have swarmed with Catholic
soldiers. Prior to the revolution,
Catholics had not been permitted by
the States to hold commissions as Off
GERS in the state militia, aud it is WON
de1ful under sucn circumstances that
so many officers as I have named were
found with experience or military train
ing to win such hO1ored fame as did the
Catholic officers In the Revolution. But
in all our subsequent wars, Catholic of
fcers have been as eminent for the ser,
vices of accomplished offices as for the
numbers of Catholic officers; as is wit
messed by a long succession of gallant
and skillful Catholic officers in every
service-an hOnOred list terminating
with the name of one upon whom, be
fore his recent death, a grateful country
conferred the highest honors of the
army-General Sheridan.
In the war OF 1912 the noblest out
break of patriotism took place when
the Catholics of New Orleans. head, by
their Bishop. DR.. Du Bourg, welcomed
back to the city and in their Cathedral
honored General jackson, the victorious
hero OF the decisive battle Of New Or
leans. One of the handsomest acts of
patriotism in our history occurred when
the American government in the Mex
lean war asked through Archbishop
HUGHES for two Catholic chaplains to
accompany the armies to the seat of
war The Society Of Jesus Immediately
gave two of its most distinguished
members for this service, Fathers Ray
and McElroy; the former soon gave his
life for his country and the latter rem
dered long and faithful services, and
was frequently aud honorably men
toned in the military dispatches from
the advancing armies.
In our civil war. Catholics. without
the slightest breach in their unity Of
] faith and worship, are acknowledg on
both sides to have been distinguished
for the civil and military services they
rendered. Three Catholic Bishops.
Bishop Lynch from the South and
Archbishop Hughes and Bishop Dome
nee from the North, performed conf
Dental missions to European powers:
and it is quite certain that Archbishop
\ Hughes succeeded in preventing France
from Intervening in the struggle and
that Bishop Domenec rendered the
same service to the Union III Spain.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
financial secretary; p d Smith, treasurer; N j
Cannon insurance secretary; meet ID Sunday in

Id6nnnn lnRuranee secretary; meet "a sunday u
month. ss Z 81 fs3s.
! GREEN ISLE. SHELLEY COUNTY.
County Delegate-7J.J j. McGrann.
Mahon recording secretary, William Fahey; fnan
cial secretary, John Fahey. Jr.; treasurer. Thos
N oran; insurance secretary. Thomas Martin
Meeting LIST Sunday in each month.
BELLE PLANE, SCOTT COUNTY.
Division No. ei.-President, pr. 6. 4. Maioney
vice president Wm Fftzg Id; recording score
tary. + Conlon: financial secretary. J. F Kill
duff; treasurer. d Callahan; insurance secretary
james o ill; sergeant-at-arms, John Traynor;
meet LIST Sunday Of month.
Tivision No. president, Thomas Hyland
vice president, John Quain; recording secretary
William Quain; financial secretary Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer, Stephen Stephens.
WINONA.
County Delegate, James Hughes.
Fennell; recording secretary, Geo Fitzgerald:
O'Brien: insurance secretary. j L. nch: meetings.
LIST and Sd Tuesdays of month.
BRAINERD, GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
President, VIM. Barron: vice-president, John
o"lo9le; rec: secretary Z r Edward Lynch; I'm
o Rrien; insqrance secretary, ]: Z McGinnis;
marsha, D Clark; meet ist Wednesday eve
Ct $3.50 and Sd Sunday at p m, Of each month. at
MORTON, RENv1LLE COUNTY
County Delegate James Greeley.
Division, No. President, P. Il. Kirwan; vice
president, } H Reagan; recording secretary. T 81
Barkey; financial secretary; A.. III. Keefe; treas
urer, 81 Ryan; insurance secretary, ............;
meet LIST Sunday of month.
FAIRFAX, RENvILLE COUNTY.
Division No. 2-President, NJ d Brown; vice.
president, William Smith; recording secretary
jas W Brown; financial secretary John Crafty;
treasurer, James H ~ Brien; sergeant-at arms,
John Welsh; marshal. Thomas Welsh; door
keeper. William Smith; meet 1st Sunday o.
month.
MANKATO
County De]egate-M H Lamb
Division No. PRESIDENT. D Hayes; vice
presi ent, H Jordan; recording secretary, M
J Cuddy; financial secretary, Thos Coughin;
Il treasurer, John Dougherty; insurance secretary.
James Dougherty; meet 1st Sunday and third
Monday of month.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
A. O. H. DIREC TORY.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
M F.WILHERE, o. philadelphia, Pa.
Phi McNELL1s, N S. Indianapolis. In i.
PATRICK HYNEs, N e, Greenport. n
National Directors-Jo ohm w. McGreesy, =. J
O'Connor, NJ. Mccarthy. Cornelius Hori7gan. p
j. Conway.
STATE OFFICERS MINNESOTA
STATE DELEaATE-M. NJ. Shields, of Faribauh
STATE SEURETARY-G. NJ. Gltinan, of Morris
STATE TREAsURER-W. J. Murphy. of st,
Cloud.
INsuBANoE SECRETARY. T. NJ. Ryan. of Anoka.
President of Insurance Fund, John Mccarthy,
Saltwater.
MONTGOMERY.
Directors Of Insurance Fund j. E. Mcclure,
st Paul; G.. D.. Flynn. Winona; N. ii. Keely,
Faribauit; Thos. Coleman, Anoka; P. B. Cor
man, st. Cloud.
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21

Cards, letter heads, note heads, en-
velopes. bill heads, blank receipts, bank
checks, lawyers briefs, and ln fact
Isveryt1ing ID che line Of job printing,
neatly executed by the S Irish Standard
Job Printing company. q Third
street south, ooms 81 and -
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
GA IHO j J NE VS..

Protestant Admiration Of the Blessed
SA8 VIRGIN.
John Keble, a Protestant, addressed
!. the following beautiful lines to the
Blessed Virgin:
Ave Maria! thou whose name
All but adoring love may claim.
Yet may reach thy shrine:s
For He thy Son and Saviour vows
TO crown all lowly, lofty brows
With love and JOY like thine"
Many other Protestants have been
POLITICALLY inspired by the sweet name
of Mary, but we can give only few.
Edgar Allen Poe thus implores the con-
slant companionship of the Blessed
Virgin:
Vat morn-at noon-like twilight dim
Mary! thou hast heard my hymn!
In JOY and ins Voe-in good and ILL.
Mother of God be with me still!'
Even Lord Bryon was compelled by
admiration Of the Immaculate Mother of
God to calculate:
Ave maria! tits the hour of love!
Ave Maria may our spirits dare
Look up to thine and TO thy Son above!'
Wordsworth pays the Virgin Queen of
Heaven this beautiful tribute:
mother! whose virgin bosom was uncrossed
With the least shade of thought TO sin allied;
Woman! above all women glorif1ed!
Our tanned natures solitary boast!
Purer than foam on Central ocean tost;
Brighter than eastern skies, at sunset strewn
With fancied roses.''
Mrs. Hemans pays the following tri-
butte to the Holy Handmade of the Lord:
"'For such high tidings as to thee were brought
Chosen of Heaven! that hour, but thou, U thou
Zen as a flower with gracious rain DER fraugnt-
Thy virgin head beneath its crown didst bow,
And take to Thy meek breast tn all holy Word,
And own thyself the Handmade of the Lord|
Last, though not least. we shall quote
our own Henry w. Lougfellow:
"'Ths is indeed the Blessed Virgins land.
Virgin aud mother Of our dear Redeemer!
All hearts are touched and softened at her name,
Alike the bandit with the bloody hand.
The priest, the prince. the scholar and the peasant
The man of deeds, the visionary dreamer,
Pay homage to her as one ever PRESENT.
Hawthorne writes: tsI have always
envied Catholics, their faith in that
sweet. sacred Virgin Mother, who stands
between them and the Deny, intercept
ing something OF His splendor. but per-
uniting His love to stream upon the
worshlpper more 1ntelligibly to human
comprehension through the medium OF
q woman's tenderness"
The Irish standard., 1889-12-21
The Punishment Of the slanderer.

Against Islander there is no defense;
sIt Starts with = word with q nod with
8 shruR nth q look with a smile. It
rs pestilence walking in darkness.
spread ling contagiolf far and wide, which
The most wary traveler CAN not avoid; it
! il the heart Icniilg dagger of the
dark assassin; TIN The poisoned arrow v
whose w ounds aro incilra BIZ Is the
} 1ls s.o,rtal suing of me sleatil dder. MUIR
der IT'D enlpa0 ynlsrrt, INN, celc,5 its prey
mid b Tfle,
ins, lis neets ne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-25

Hleeeiones nulas. s.....-...... 162
Informcs tomados On cfrculos Sc
rios me han aseguradO que los
partidarios del general no eueutan
CON mas de 20 candidates elect0s,
10 cue NO deja de scr I'm gran
fiasco, Y era de esperar despu6s
del fracaso de las elsCciones de los
consoles generates.
3. C0MtGmiNs Dc LGtOwS,
ULTIMA HORA
En- el momentO de cerrar esta
carta, me traen el resultado de
finitivo, sobre 576 cirounscripcio-
nes Sc sabe el resultado de $50,
Republica1os electOs 224, de los
cuales 167 son moderados y 81
radicales Reaccioniktas eiectOs,
157, de los Qua ales, Sc son mo-
nkrQuicoss q ,mperialistas (bona-
partlstas y - partidarios del
general Boulanger lit eleceioDea
nulas, es decir, que se volveran &
.smpesar el domingo 6 de octubre
se ignora aGn el resultado de II
cirounseripciones, de las cusles hay
10 que pertenecen q las colonias.
Desde hoy puedo adrmar que el
partido del general Boulanger, la
mado psrtido nacional, he muerto
per complete.
r. c. as L.
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Sc VENDE.

Ona lnAquina de vspof, II eaballos
do fuerza, doble engranaje, que do mo.
vimiento & un trspiche cnyos cilindros
mideu 8 pies Q pulgadas por 3 pies do
diAmetro. Dos bombas, una de alimen.
tar - caldera,.y otra de lsvantaf sRuA
ftia { los dep6sitos. On enbuH1aaor
Dc dobIe cadena, 90 pies do largo poe
8 piSa 3 pulgadss do ancho. Dos ela.
rifcsdoras hierro fudido CON On tube.
ris de eobre para el vspe- ans vAlvu.
los, llaves etc, sufcientes ! ecntsner
300 galonss de guarapo cada uno. Una
serpeDtinA de cobrs para vapoy.
TOdo 10 cual, asi como les asisntoa
dc madsras del pals J grsnde snenadria
sobre que deecansan ls m6quina do w
por y el moline se encuenffan on psra
fecto estado y 90 reshsa & preeio may
limitado. s,t
III que intsrese conprailo pueds
lpedir informes , entendsrss con don
Juan r. Finlay, almacen do los Eges.
OrdeAs , finlsy-Marina.
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.dAOETILLAS.

Imprsnta del /" Bolstin." - Sc
han recibido los siguientes impor-
tantes libros:
HISTORIA NATURAL, por
Pereda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra , Geo.
metria, por Oardin.
FILOSOFfA, por 81 Padre Oe-
Eerino.
GRAMATICA FRANCRsA, po,
Ollepdorff y Benot.
FfSIOAY QU1MICA, por Felia
GEOGRAFfA, por Moreno rs
pinosa (edici6n de 18S9).
GRAMAT1CA INGLESA, POI
1barra.
IDRM LATINA por Escartfn.
ANALYSIS, por V6zquez Queipo
GU1A DEL BAOHILLER, por
d. +. 8. Oaeado.
TORQUEMADA EN- Ia no.
GUERRA, pOr Gald6s.
MIAU, pof idem.
GLORIA, pOr idem.
EN BL OOEANO, por AmiciA
POESIAS de Zolfilla.
oTRos oHJETos.
1amb!sp 10 hA teslbide "a sasa
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RECAUDACI6N
DE CoNTRlBUClONES DBL ESTADO
EN LA CAPITAL
A Y l SO.

a "
oumplisndo con 10 dispuesto enef srticulo
"a del Reglamento general para Ia inposici6n,
administration y cobranza de Ia contribuci6n
industrial y de colnercio, aprobado por Real
Decreto de "a de Diciembre de 1875; y 81
l3 de Ia instruction para ID cobranzade los de-.
bitos por contribuciones de 80 de Jnnie del
aho de 1885, hsgo presente que, durante
diez dias, contar desde el IL. de Noviembro
pr6ximo, Sc proceder& por los cobradores de es.
ta Recaudaci6n Ia cobrsnza domicilio de ID
correspondence al segundo trimestte del aao
econ6mico actual de 1889-90, por 10 oontribu.
cion industrial y de Oomeroio, y primaro y
Begundo de 10 Territorial.
Vencido dicho termino, los que no 10 hubie.
sen setisfecho, podran verifcarlo on esta 70.
caudaci6n, sta en- 10 Gale del Cristo nGmerO IL,
bajos, durante otro plazo de cinco dias que ter.
minarl el ID del misno Noviembrc; on Il ilte4
ligencia de que, trsnscurrido este tltimo t6rmis
no, &c procederG 81 cobro por IL via sjecutiva,
segdn 10 prevenido por terminates 6rdenes de
la 1ntendencia y On el srticulc Il dc ID citedA
Instruction, aplicGndoss los dsudores Lao
penas sstsblecidss On los articulos Icy "a do
ID misma.
Lo que 20 haoe pdblico para coHucimisntA
de los contribuysntes quienes opncierna.
uerto- Rico, 20 do 0ctubre de tSSss-El
Rscaudador, T.
Antonio II. do Aldrsv. l
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lNTERESANTlSlMO.

Por un precio m6dico, al conta-
do, 30 vende una ESTANOIA 81.
tuada en- el barrio de Mameyes 2s
de Ia Jurisdiction de Luquillo, com.
puesta de 200 OUERDAS de exec
lentes terrenos propios para Ca
FE, CAOAO, FRUTOS MEMO
Res Y GANADO DB CRIAN-
IA.
La atraviesan dos uuebradas
con aqua permanente, no tiene
servidumbre de canine para min.
guna otra finca y celinda cen la
carretera de este pueblo al de Rio
Grande, muy cerca de Ia cual
pasar4 ell ferrecarril de circunvala.
ci6n.
Entenderse con eli que suscribe
en- ell mencionado pueblo de Luqui.
llo.
Bsniyno FsrnGndes Zaraso.
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temperamento sanguineo, & las
cOngestiones cerebrales, 4 los YER
tigos, jaquecas y hemorroides y 4
los embarazos g&stricos. Es por
excelencia 81 purgativo mas suave
para las sehOras y los ninos.
Para evitar el peligro de las fall
sificaciones del Sedlits, y de los me-
dicamentos dosim6tricos, del cual
NJ. ChGnteGMd es ell dnico prepara-
dor, exijase sobre la etiqueta el
nombre del autor.
BsGTggrGsvS- Chan tsGM1.
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o,.istador de 2.49a naraenazos y

qNistador de 2,499 paraguayos J
1,79S entrerios para almacenistas
y la disposition de los receptores
para realizar sobre ell muelle, hs
permitido 4 la curtici6n adquiril
un buen ndmero de partidas.
Escasas son las existencias que
hay disponibles y continda ell CO.
ramble en- sitrLaci6n POGO favorable
y con precios flojos. Cotizamos:
Por %. de Ago kilos.
pto R;oo dulces. - & 1880
w. ~ salados. "a 8
Mayagtiez. id. IA 8
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OoTIzA0IoHEs DE FRUTos DEL PALS.

ASG0Gr.-No hemos tenido opera
clones.
Mielss. - Tampoco hemos tenido
operaciones.
Caf6.-Ootizase & $23 quintal,
tendencia firme, clase CO.
rriente. Hacienda, sin
existencia.
Csseros.-Los precios rigen de $50
10 los dulces, segun clase
y tamafo, y los salados
R0n.-E En- vista de Las 6ltimas
ventas, podemos cotizer
de 40 & % centavos gallon
seg6n prueba.
PREOIOS DE MADERAS.
Tabla pichipen :. & sac millar
Ouartones i'd. !" 43E i'd.
Pine americana :. 437 6 50 Id.
Id. i'd. desdoblado /" $50 Is sd.
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ANDRES FIGUEROA.
SAN Josn Y SAN SEBASTIAN As.

Dueno del antique y acreditado sstableci.
miento denominado LAS sEMILLAs montadc
hoy Ia altura de los mejores on gu clase,
surtido general de provisiones nacionales y
extranjeras, compra y venta de frutos dsl
pals, tiene adem&s constantemcnte existen.
cis de los mejores tabacos hilsdos que produ.
cen las vegas de Arecibo, Camuy Isabella.
ventas por mayor y detail.
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REVlsTA COMBRCIAL DR BARCELONA.
Octubre B de 1889.

Octubre B de 1889.
AsGcar de Puerto Rico Sin arri.
hos, Y de las varias partidas que
hay disponibles de arribos ante.
iores, por no convenir a los to.
nedores las oferlas solo han pc.
d do con ertarse $50 sacos cen
tr1fuga, venidos de la capital pol
Pronto, parte clase regular, tipo
nc IL alreded0r de ptas. 3O5O Y el
resto blanca tipo no 17Il8. alrede-
dor de $3.50 el %. de 41'6O kilos
despachado. Ootizamos ell centrifu.
ga de ptas. 22' a 245O ell 90. &
4l'60 Hi os en- dep6sito.
Arribos de Cuba, Puerto Rico y
Filipinas:
De 1c de Enero al
80 de Setbre. 23.S53, ,426 kilos.
En- igual periodic
de 1888. 19.621,172 +"
Cafes Sin arribos, Y pocas son
las existencias que hay disponibles
pero no es solicitado por los de.
tallistas a causa de la calma del
consume, cuya demanda es corta,
por 10 que solo podemos consignai
la venta de 60 sacos hacienda bue.
no a pfs 81, y otros 80 sacos, tam
bi6n bueno, q 27'12 el quintal despa.
chado. Seguimos cotizando soste-
nido el hacienda de pfs. % q % &c
y el pueblo de 81 a 2l'50 90. de Al
80 k'los en- dep6sito.
Arribos 1o de Ene-
ro al 80 stbre... 1.311,99S kilos.
En- igual perfodo
de 1888. ...... 1.772, 1886. j."
C0eSos.-La llegada del Rio de
Ia Plata por v. Cort6s de s,357 cor.
dobeses, 1922 Buenos Aires, 2,O83
correntinos y 1852 beceros para
d stintos receptores y por v. Con
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SODRINOS De EzQUIAeA.
FORTALEZA, II.

CASA de giros y comisiones.
Agentes de los vapores-correo de ID
Oompatiia TrasatlAntica Espahola.
Agentes de i'd i'd de los se6orel
White Gem y Co., de Liverpool.
Agentes de i'd id de los se1ores La.
rrinaga y Co., dc i'd.
Agentes de ID i'd dc los se1ores j. T
Nickels = o., de Id.
AgenteS de la OompAnia de Segurol
contra IDcendios donominAda IL " Ro.
y al de i'd %.
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0PERAoIOEES SOBRE EL MuELLE.

Por Vicente & Co:
A Gonzalez y Perez y P. Ateca
&c Co.,, 100 d cerveza.
Por Cr6sas & Finlay:
A Vicente & Co., 8 jaulas jamo-
nes.
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SANTORAL.

viernes, 25.-San Crisantc, San.
ta Daris, San Orispfn, San Orispi-
niapo, San GavinO y companeroa
mGrtires, J San Flutos, confesor.
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ITALIA.

La Gnica n0tioia interesante Que
tengo de Italia, o. la del atentado
Cometido contra 81 signor Orispi, el
dia IA de este mes; cl primer minis
tro de la corona italiana % paseaba
en- carruaje con su hijs, euando al
pasar p = Ia Gale de OaracCioli, M
individno, quelo estaba aCechando,
le lanz6 dos piedras; una hiri6 al
ministro en- ID cara y la otfa 90 per.
do en- el cOche.
Al instante mismo fuk arrestado
el indivi,iuo, que declare llamarse
Caporali, de al amos da sdad, = ase.
gur6 Que no tenia ning6n c6mplice.
En cuanto al min stro, su estadO
no presenta inquietud ninguna = &
estas horas esta - sompletamente
restablecido.
El Rey le mand6 inmediatamente
un telegrama, asf como 81 priooipe
Bismarck; en- cuanto & la prensa
italiana, sin distinction de partidos,
ha vitnperado IN acto tan barbara
y salvsje.
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El senor don e ,tanislao Marti-
nes, nuestro distinguido amigo,
inteligente y probo y honrado
Director de Ia Loteria Provincial.
nos entrega Ia siguiente demos
TRACTION, que CON sumo gusto Inc
sertamos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-25
oAcETA DE HOY.
C6digo Civil.

Codlgo Civil.
Real Orden concediendo cua.
tro meses de licencia en- Ia Penin.
sula, por enfermo, & don Luis Ba.
Abogado Fiscal de Ia
Audiencia de 10 criminal de Pom
60.
Sc anuncia la subasta del sunni
nistro de imprssos para el servi
clio de las Estaciones telegr&fcas
de esta isla, del Estsdo y Munici
pales. dnrante el aiio econ6mico
de 1889 80.
Tendr& lugar 81 rs de Noviem'
brs pr6ximo, en- Ia Secretaria de
Gobierno General.
OtrAs subastas que "a 90 hal
anunciado.
ProvidenciAs judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-25
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
NNTRADAS DIE TRAvESfA.
Ninguna.
UNTRADAS DE OABOTAJH.

Col. esp. "Julia," de- Vega alta.
Col. esp. ''P. de Arecibo," de
Arroyo,
sHLDAS DE TRAvESfA.
Para Habana y escalas, vapor
esp. "Manuelita y Maria," despa
chado por Ludwig Dup ace.-P,.ra
Nuevltas, por ViIande 8 o., % 81
cafe con 2,3uO kilos. Por J. M.
Izquerdo & o., 20 81 cafe con
$50 kllos.-Para Gibara, por s.
de Ezqniaga, so 81 cafe, con 4,175
kllos. Por j. M. Ixquierdo, & Co.,
10 ST cafe con 924 kilos Por Vijan-
de 8 Co., 10 81 cafe con 915 kllos.--
Para Baracoa, pOr Vijande & Co.,,
8 81 cafe con 73O kilos.
Para HAITI, berg. amer. "Han.
COCK" despachado por Orosas y
Finlay, en- lastre.
sALIDAs DE cABoTAJH.
Ninguna.
DESPAOHADO5.
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-25
vap. esp. cADiz.

Segdn telegrama recibido, ha sa-
lido directamente de Liverpool con
destinO q esta, el dfa 10 del corrien-
to.
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
Vap. esp. coNDE WIFREDo.
Saldra de este puerto el dia 2S
del corriente mes, q las 4 de la tar
de, cara Habana y Oienfuegos, adj
miflendo carga Y passjeros.
Cbnsignatarios, J. M. Izquierdo
& Go.
vap. aIem: coLoNlA.
Prote1ente de st. Thomas Y Eu-
ropa, ,eca1ara & este puert, deI2
al 8 del pr6ximo mes de Novien-
bre, seg6n aviso recibido de sus
Consignatarios.
Mullenhoff y Korber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-25

Imprenta un espl6ndido y variado
surtido de finisimas carteras para
bolsillo, de portaplumas de ORC,
maral, nacar y 6banO, tinteros, e.
cribanfas Y pisapapeles con Ia ia
mosa Tore Eiffel, maravilla de ls
Exposition de Paris.