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A School Treasurer Starts for Canada.

New ROCKFORD, DAK., July I.-Joseph II.
Bolack, for three years treasurer Of Tomlnson
school district, started for the Canadian line
yesterday afternoon with the sheriff hot on his
trail. Bolack was to have settled with bis sue
cessor yesterday, and being short drew from
the bank what money there was to the credit
of the school district and left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11
The Star Out of Town.

The EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. g. But all
such orders must be accompanied by tie money,
or the paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
kept ,cih mai subscriptions. -
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Miners to Resume Work.

BRArDwooD, Ill, July ll.-About seventy
five miners in Cooley, three miles southwest
Of here, have signed contracts with the coal
company, and will resume digging Monday
morning. Twenty-Five deputy sheriffs will be
on duty to protect them if necessary. IL is
thought many more men are also willing and
anxious to resume mining at the price offered
at the beginning of the strike
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The Senate Committee in NIichiean.

DETROIT, MICH, July lL-Senators s. M.
Collum of Illinois, J. H. Reagan Of Texas, and
Isham G. Harris of Tennessee. arrived in De-
troit yesterday. They are members of the
Senate interstate commerce committee. They
will hold a three days session here 70 conduct
further investigation into the srbIet of Cam
adian railroad traffic as regards the United
States.
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The Germans Occupy Tan,

ZANZIBAR, July 1.-THE Germans have bonn
barded and occupied Tanga. The natives made
only slight resistance to the German attack,
the only casualty sustained being the wounding
OF one German soldier. Capt Wissmann is still
at Pangani
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

An EXAMINATION FOR TOPOGRAPHIC AIDS in
the geological survey will be held at the rooms
of the civil service commission at am on
Tuesday, the 23d instant. The subjects will be:
Letter writing, algebra, geometry, plain trig-
onometry, surveying, geodesy, astronomy,
topographic drawing. The examination will
be completed il one day of seven hours. The
candidates should come provided with pen.
penholder, pencil, drawing-board and topo-
graphic drawing instruments.
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A Furniture Factory Burned.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE long low building a
the southeast corner of Canal and Polk streets,
occupied by five different firms in the manu-
facture of parlor furniture, &C., was partially,
and the stocks of the firms almost totally
destroyed by fire last night. The total loss
foots up $4,000 The principal losers we're
the Chicago parlor suite company, Adolph
Hausske and ger Reese. The fire originated
in the boiler roonl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11
A Dinner to Minister Lincoln.

LONDON, July 11.-Mr. VIM. Henry Smith.
first lord Of the treasury, gave a dinner last
evening in honor Of Mr.. Lincoln, the American
minister, and Mrs. Lincoln. There was large
and aristocratic party IN attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11
Steamer Lost, Passengers Saved.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE steamer Crystal
City struck a snag at the mouth of Saline
river, 60 miles below here, last night The
passengers were saved Sixty head of cattle
were gotten off in safety. The vessel had ON
board 5000 sacks of wheat and a mixed cargo,
which will be almost complete loss.
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Charged With Forgery.

LONDON, July 11.-Major Field, assistant SEQ
retary Of the British and American mortgage
company, was arraigned before a magistrate
this morning on a charge Of forging coupons Of
the company to the amount Of 5000 and re-
manded for further proceedings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

To BE INvEsTIeATED.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has directed an investigation of
charges Of alleged Illegal and unauthorized
practices on the part of the customs officers at
Tampa, Fla, in the matter of foreign importa-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

Thieves last night carried off two canary
birds which were in cages hanging in the Sec
ond-story windows Of the residence of M. 8.
Cabell, 2Ol street. They reached the win
dows by means Of long board. which they left
on the premises. One of the birds was put in
the cage with the other one and the empty
cage was left in the yard No attempt wss
made to enter the chamber in which MIR. Ca
bell was sleeping
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Charged with Embezzlemeut,

LEBANON, Ind, July l1.-R ]. Millican of
Madison, Ind, was arrested and brought to
this city yesterday on an indictment charging
him with embezzlement He is an employe of
the New York Mutual life insurance company
and formerly worked for that company in this
county. He gave bonds for his appearance in
court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

A SPECIAL ISsPECToR.-Acting Secretary
Batcheller to-day appointed James Y. Dyke
man to be a special inspector of customs at the
port of New York.
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the fight, Jake" suggested the Associated Press
JAKE SAYS HE WAS FAIRLY WHIPPED.

the fight. Jake, suggested the Associated Press
reporter.
JAKE SAYS HE WAS FAIRLY WHIPPED.
'Wel, he whipped me-" replied Jake, land
he did it fairly. The truth is had but two
weeks training. The heat assisted, but was
not drugged. I don't blame anybody and
acknowledge defeat. ! was over-confdent,
perhaps, but still think I can whip Sullivan,
and shall try for another 60 at him."
This statement was made In q disheartened
way, however, and it was clearly evident that
Kilrain is not over anxious for another battle.
Il feel badly about losing the fight" said
Kilrain. 'but am not suffering very much
physically. 1t meant fortune to me. If
had won need not have fought again, but now
/ must"
Mitchell says he will challenge Sullivan for
another battle, and Pony Moore stated he stood
ready to back his son-in-law for any amount
The party 60 direct to Baltimore via Gin
cinnsti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

To-DAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated S751. ZOO
as follows: Registered As, $4,000 at 129; regis
tered AS, $4,000 at 1861; $4,000 at 1861;
coupon AS, S11, 100 at 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11
From Wall Street To-day.

NEw YORK, July 1.-THE majority Of the
market this morning. but the Grangers, Lake
Shore and a couple of the trusts were fairly
active, and gave the market what character it
possessed. There were some buying orders
left over from yesterday, and the execution of
these gave the market a strong tone at the
opening, first prices showing advances of from
Is to 4 per cent over last evenings figures.
Further gains. extending to q per cent, were
made in the stocks above mentioned in the
first hall hour, and Burlington and Quincy
touched 101. Sugar trust was the strong point
in the market, however, and it moved up IL
to 116A, and Chesapeake and Ohio I'd preferred
rose per cent to "a. The market became
positively dull after that time and weakened
somewhat, some stocks going back to first
prices, but later the advances were resumed,
and at IL o'clock the market was firm to strong,
generally at about the best prices reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

ST. PAUL, MINI, July ia Pioneer Press
special says: The Chippewa commission was
successful at Red Lake, and the Indians cede
the greater portion OF their reservation
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The president has recognized Nephtali
Guerrero Larrain as consul general of Chill in
the United states
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For the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

The following subscriptions have been re.
ceived at The STAR Office for the benefit of the
sufferers by flood on the canal:
Heretofore acknowledged .452. sc
D. u. Ill ................... LOO
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Chief Clerk ofthe New Library Building

C'e1 N O1 e"O 1NCSF 1zFDf 11utfuIug.
Mr.. Geo. Thomas, who has been custodian of
the Washington monument for many years, has
resigned that Office to accept an appointment
as chief clerk of the new Congressional library
building under Mr.. Bernard Green, which was
rendered him by Gen. Casey. This is a pro-
motion, and Mr.. Thomas has received many
congratulations. He was yesterday the recip-
lent of complimentary testimonial from his
fellow-en1ployes in care of the monument,
who waited upon him short time before the
shaft was closed for the day and presented him
with fine basket of flowers and a box of choice
Havanas. He managed to express his surprised
thanks for the courtesy, his appreciation of the
compliment and his regret at parting from his
former companions,
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A CREDrroK,s SALE Or CLorHrse.

The creditors have decided accept 80 cents on the
dollar for the entire stock Of
FiNEMES's. BOYS AND CHIIDRENrs CLOTHING
contained in store s12 St. 8 doors from 9,h
Thirty cents the dollar means a suit that cost
Wholesale viii be sold AZ $3.50: pants that 90
viii 20 at Sl-S3. and 50 on in proportion.
You form some idea Of the tremendous slaughter
being made by the folio wing mentioned prices:
Mems All wool Suits. formerly sold q. SIS, now go
atS5 rs.
Shildrsn's Suits that sold At s5. now so at a1.s7
Boys suits. from IL to is years. s237. g. so and
Flannel Coats and Vests 30 cents
Sale 70 continue under order Of the court until cred
1e2l-lm ol2 i St., 9 doors from 9th.
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Racing I'm England.

LONDON, July 11.-This was the third day of
the Newmarket meeting. The race for the
Chesterfield stakes of 80 sovereigns each. 20
forfeit 100 sovereigns to the second, and the
third to save his stakes, for two-year olds. win
de Rothschilds' chestnut colt Heaums, by Her
NIT, out of Bella. The Duke Of Hami =
toms chestnut colt Loup, by Mask,
ont Of Fair Agnes was second, and Mr.. Manton'
bay FLY Riviera by Isonomy, out of St. Mar
guerite, third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

j. p. BALDWIN has been appointed post
master at Manassas, Prince William county. Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

REsIGNAT1oNs.-Arthur l.. Hughes of Ohio
and Carl E. Herring of Wisconsin. 81 200 clerks
in the Post Office department, have resigned
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Wedding at BOyd's.

Mr.. Robert Mullinix Of nlchester, Baltimore
county, and Miss Jane Darby Of Boyd's, Md,
were married at the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs Lucy Grimes, at Boyd's yesterday
by Rev. 3. R. White of Rockville, Md
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De.sh oeEx.Cor~r...u.,

Death Of fEx-Congressman Rice.
81. Paul, MNx., July ll--Hon- Edmund
Rice, sx-Reprsssntasive in Congress from this
district, died this morning Il his home at whias
Bear, 1inn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

LAND QUESTIONS IN OKLAHoMA.-Acting
Land Commissioner Stone has decided that
soldier in the regular army has the right to
make homestead entry in Oklahoma, but he
would be required to observe the law as to
residence. This law requires the person max
ing the entry to reside on the land for a
period of five years before patent can issue.
Acting Commissioner Stone also rendered an
opinion to the effect that a homesteader in
Oklahoma may use the clay on his land to
make bricks to sell for building purposes; that
the timber grown on the land may be used for
fuel, provided it is cut off lands in process of
clearing for cultivation, but that it cannot be
cut merely for the purpose of burning
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East Tennessee and the Exposition.

letter was received this morning from the
president of the chamber of commerce of
Knoxville. Tenn, stating that it had appointed
a committee ''to take action in regard to the
representation of East Tennessee at the
Three Americas exposition" The names of
the committee are: Alexander A. Arthur,
president; John M. Brooks. secretary; ]. Z.
Willard, G.. A. Rumsey and G. l.. Reis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

TREASURY DEPARTMENT CHANGEs.-The Sec
cretary of the Treasury has received the resig-
nation of Frank Bradley. collector of revenue
for the district of South Carolina, and ap-
pointed Joseph Reagan of Bangor, Me-. a
special inspector of customs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

THE TRANSFER OF Sioux ScRIP.-A hearing
was begun yesterday before Secretary Noble,
First Assistant Secretary Chandler. and Assist
ant Attorney General Shields on the question
involving the right of a Sioux haif-breed to
transfer his stock. Secretary Villas held that
such scrip was not transferable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Rich.
ard Butler of Prince Georges county. Md.
aud Annie Maekey OF Hagerstown; Charles
Williams and Mary Washington.
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PERsoSAL--J. Withers of Colorado, A. Car
lille Of Pittsburg, Pa, d. Lord of Boston, c..
Morris of Georgia, ]. I. Andrews and j. Dame
of New York, and W. 7. Crawford Of Texas are
at the Ebbitt.-Hon. s. Mudd of MARYLAND.
r. Silverman of New York, II. Hyman Of New
Orleans, G. Tyner of Massachusetts and II. Far
rail- Of Tennessee are at the Riggs house.
I. s. Constantine and W. Kuhn OF New York
York and g. Hending of Philadelphia are at
Welckers.-Wm. Mcdaniel of Philadelphia.
W. s. Duncan of Atlanta, Ga, Z. b. Pope of St
Louis and II. NJ. Ensign and wife of Hunting
ton, w. Va, are at the st. James.-C. w. VIM
son of Montgomery, Ala, II. Romaine and wife
Of Paterson. N. j., Walter T. Glover of Man
chester, England, and Richard Heckscher of
Philadelphia, Pa, are at the Normandie.-
Chas. G. Candy Of Boston, w. L. Roberts and
wife OF Richmond, Va, and G. III. Palmer IT,,
OF Amesbury, Mass. are at the Hotel Johnson
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Clarke University, Georgia, one of the most
prominent institutions for advanced education
Of negroes al tn- south, furnishes sensation.
Prof. w. ii. Siferd, in charge of tho mechani-
cal department., has deserted his wife tor q
notorious woman Of Augusta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-01
AlCALDtA MUNICIPAL
DR liza CHD"A n

Toda vez que desde sl 16 de Sep.
tiemhre tiltimo 90 scord6 anuncisr en-
la Gsceta Official de 10 Provincia Ia
vscsnte de Ia Dspositsria de fondol
mnnicipalss de este pueblo con 10 do.
tsci6n dc 4S0 pesos anuales. mas el
10 por ciento de recaudsci6n de lat
contribu, ZONES del Tesoro, 4 por cientc
de efectos timbrados : 8 por ciento dc
| prestaciones personales, sin que hssts
al presente Sc hsya pubiicado dicne
scuerdo, y en- Ia nscesidad urgente d.
proveer el eitado destino en- propiedad
ell Ayunt.miento en- session ordinaris
del dia de aver, acord6 dsjar en- sus.
penso los efsctos del anterior anuncio
y que se libre el presente 4 10 Gscets
Official y periSdicos Ell BsLnTIK MzR.
cANrM , E1 Olassor del Pats para 10
coDcurrencia de sspirantss CON las
condolences apuntadss, sisndo el plsxo
de este tltimo anuncio de diez dias
que empessr& B contarse desds el 10
de Noviembre pr6ximoI y 10 fsnza que
debsrA otorgarss, de mil pssos en- me-
tSlico 8 dos mil en- fncas rusticas Ii.
bres de todo gravamen, . satisfaction
del Municipio.
Las sclicitudes re presentar&n en-
dsbida forma, en- Ia Sscrstaria de este
Ayuntamiento, dentro del plazo indica.
do. "
Oidrs Is de Octubre do 1889.-El
Secretario, Jose ~ Castro Lopez,
W. b. El Alcslds, Jose BOtut.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-01

Octubre 10 de 1889.

AsGcares.-Desde nuestra 6lti-
ma revista, fecha 9 del corriente,
no Sc ha efectuado ninguna tran
sacci6n entire los tenedcres de fru-
tos y las casas exportadoras para
ell extranjero, debido a que las ma
yores Otertas. que Sc han heche por
az1cares de pol. 96 para embarque,
han sido de 81 RS. 0, cuyo precio
no han querido aceptar los vende-
dores, pOr haberse colocado p0cos
dias antes unos 3,727 sacos centri-
fuga, pol. 95l96, & 81 y 6.95[1OO RS.
W, para los puertos americanos.
81 bien es cierto que las noticias
de baja en- los centros consumido-
res han lido deprimiendo nuestro
mercado de az1cares, al extreme
de que trascurran largos periodos
de ca'ma, tambien 10 es one en- Ia
ac'ualidad 80 dificulta ell operar,
debido q que la mayor parte de
las existencias estAn en- poder de
de expenditures que habiendo pa
gado precios altos preheren espe.
rar a que haya demanda antes que
ofrecer sus frutos en- plaza, creyen.
do encontrar de esta manera la
forma de reducir algo las p6rdidas
que experjmentan. En- esta situa-
ci6n. el mercado, creemos que los
precios deben cotizarse nOmina les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-01

legal que impono & todos los espa,
holes y extrapjeros, nayores de
oAsOrce amos, no comprendidOs on
la precitada exCspci6n, sl deber dc
IL correspondents c6dula, perjudi-
% gravemente Loo legftimos ingre-
sos del TesOro, asumi6ndose EN-
clio responsabilidades que habran
de exigirse & los causantes; he
oreido oportuno reiterar la Oircuar
de referencia, hacienda IN llama
miento al eelo y rectitud admins
trativa de los funcionarios y Cor
poraciones que en- el asunto entien.
den, & fin de que, desplegando la
nccesaria activa gesti6n en- Ol cum
plimiento del importante, servicio
que les est& encomeadado, cores
penda este con el favorable resul-
tado de una buena administrator.
Al propio tempo recomiendo D
las Autoridades todas, que al cur
sar instancias & las distintas OAci-
mas del Nstado no acompafen las
c6dulas. personales de los recurren-
tes, bastando con la correspondent
to anotaci6n de esas cedulas en- las
propias instancias.
Puerto Rico, Octubre "a de 1880.
IN. CalesGs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-01

| He creido un deber partiCipal
este 4 Vds. y ofrecerine au atentO
servidor.
DR.. Manuel GimInes Cras.
Extfacto dc una oarta del Sr. d.
Pedro B. Vargas, fechada en- Ora
NADIA, Nicaragua, el21 de Diciembre
de 1886: "Oomunic0 6Vda. que
el Extracto doble de Hamamelis
virgfnica (Wich Hasel), del DR..
@. O. Bristol, me ha dado eminen-
tes res1ltados en- Ia coqueluche e
Crup) v otras Intermediates an4lO.
gas T; Creo que sc hara mny popular
por raz6n de su eficacia. LA pc.
queha cantidad que Vds. me envia-
ron go acab6 de prisa, dandome un
6xito brillante one he hecho citar
en- algunos peri6dicos de mi pals,
pues la peste de Ia coqueluche Is
crup) reina en- la actualidad." 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-01
DR.. GABRIEL GIMEIHE,
OCULT@EA-.
17.CA14a De la CRUZ.4Y.
Consultas: de II AZ de Il tar.
de.
sE vENDE.

Una maquine de vapor, IA cabAllun
do fusrza, doble sngransjs, que ID no.
vimisnto { I'M trApiche cuyos cilindrus
midsn 8 pies 6 pulgadss por 3 pi6s ID
diGmetro. Dos bombss, una do alimsn-
tar ID caldera,.y otra de levantar agua
fris los dep6sitos. On emburrador
de doble cadsna, so pies do largo por
8 pi6s s pulgadas dc ancho. Dos clA.
siAcadoras hierro fndido con % tub6.
10 Dc cobre para 81 vapc- sns sklvu.
100, llavss etc, suAcisntes a contensf
800 galonss de guArapo csdA une. Una
serpeDtinA de cobre para vapof.
Todo 10 cual, asi como loo asisntos
De maderss del pals } gEsnde sscuadriA
sobre que descansan In m6quina do ".
por , 81 molino % encuentran On pef4
fecto estado y 10 rsalisa { precis ID,
Hmitado.
III que intsress comprsrlo pssae
psdir informes , entendefss CON den
Juan +. Finlay, Almacen do Loo Dfea
Or6sAs y Finlsy-Marina. 9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-01
lNTERESANTlSIMO,

Por un precio m6dico, al conta.
do, se vende una ESTANCIA si
tuada en- el barrio de Mameyes q
de Ia Jurisdiction de Luquillo, com.
puesta de 200 CUERDAS de exec.
lentes terrenos propios para CA
FE, CAOAO, FRUTOS MEMO
RES Y GANADO DE CRIAN-
"a.
La atraviesan dos quebradal
con aqua permanente, no tiene
servidumbre de canine para min.
guna otra finca Y colinda cen ls
carretera de este pueblo al de Bio.
Grande, muy cerea de la cual
pasara el ferrocarril de CirCunvala.
ci6n.
Entenderse con el que sHscribe
en- el mencionado pueblo de Luqui.
llO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-01
ESCRlBANlA PtBLlCA,

~ y
En- virtud do providencia dictsda BOZ
81 Jusgado de l.. Instancia Do ests
Capital en- sl expedients promovido per
81 Procurador don Tomas Osbalisro. en
representation DO don Francisco do r.
Acu1s, curador dc don Carlos B. Assn-
sio, de don Anrslio Lassalstta, On fea
presentation de 90 espoea deHa Emilia
, Dc don jose, don Eduardo y don
Mansei Asensic, soore yenta en- pdblis
ca snbssta Do 10 quintA patte dc una
casa y solar situados en- 81 barrie Dc
Ssnt9rce, se sscan c : Ioblica snbsstas
por termmo de treinta dias, dicha par
.Ss,. NJ ~ Ss,, Scl;rS.nt. .l No,t. .uss y
rreters, d Sud con dona Dolores Msl.
timex, d Este con b. Sebastian Lion.
p.rt ; 81 oests con dichs IS suessi6n ilia.
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MOvIMIENTo DE BUQUEs.
nNTRADAs DE rRAyrstA.


De Liverpool = escalas, .vapor
|espsnol, ''Reina Maria Oristina, !"
de 1881 toneladas, captain San
Emeterio, s. de Ezquisga. A
Vijande 8 Co, 80 d manteca. A
hubert Hmnos, 40 d bonito en-
conservas. A A. Lynn, SO d libros
impresos y encuadernados, 4 d. to-
las, carpetas, papei para encuader.
naci6n y dibujo, plumas, lib etas Y
otros. A Francisco Font, 100 d
papas A Seres de Dorado Y o.,
25 d conserva A Armas y Jim6.
nez, l bocny | d pesas. A j. M.
ldquierdo & 90, 10l d ho' talizas
en- aqua. A Uerecedo Hmnos &
Co, 10 d harina, 30 els conservas,
l fdo quesos, 80 d vino. 3 id conf
tes, 4 q aqua mineral, 8 d licores.
A V. Luila y Sobrino, ! d choca.
late, 8 id couserva,, 4 id arttcuios
para bodega, 100 d papas, 13 d
manteca, 3 III confiturs, d licores
Y otros. A Palacios 8 Co., 8 d
embut dos. A j. Matienzo, 4 tbs
orceianas, d boteilas, l d espe
jos. A Sores de Orcasitas C Co., 2
d tejldos. A NJ. Roman u Co., l
@ muestras. A Azpurua : o., /
d asientos, ! d tejidos. A jose
I. Silva, s tubos hierros, / d pe;-
nos. A F. Vidal u Co., 3 d perfu-
mer'as y otros. A Sores de J..
Hernaiz & o., 8 q tejldos Y etros
a s. res de- j. Saia & Co., 8 els te-
jido usros IL d con erva,. A
}, t'1a. 3 q tejidos. A Sierra g.
%, Sc vino, chorizos, lomos, to-
clno. nanteca, peros Y manzanas.
Rotulados, 1S bultos varios, s. p.
2 d hero.
/, RNrRADAs On OABoTAJn.
Gal esp. "Julia," de Vega alta.
Bdra. esp. Dos Amigos." de
Arroyo.
Bdrs. esp. "Pedrito," de vieques
sALfDAs De TRAvnsfA.
Para Habana, vap. esp. "Reina