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The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12
THREE SENATORIAL CONTESTS

The Senatorial contests in North
CuuliuB, Georgia and Alabam are be.
coming quite warm
ia the old North State Senator VANCE
ill have opposition from { Far ers'
Alliance. President POLK, II seems,
has Senatorial ambitions himself, and
has come out in his paper. the Progress
t5s FaImT, at Raleigh, against seua
tor VANCE, or any other candidate who
will not support the sub treasury
scheme
Tn Georgia the Alliance men are
against Governor GOHuoN Heretofore
hey have been divided on The question
a. fhis successor. but they appear now TO
have settled down on ex Congressman
HASMoND, a very able man, and one
Who stands VEL with the people Of
Georgia generally
In Alabama IL Is said "a Governor
sEkY ard r. A KoIH, State Land
Commissioner and leader Of the
Alliance. will combine against Senator
IuoH. KoIB came very near being
nominated for Governor last summer
lie Is said 10 be an able man and a
-hrewd politician.
Altogether the situation In those three
States Is full Of interest. Some sur
Tiising results may be in store. Al any
rate, the outcome is anXiously awaited
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

THE FAH1ERs ALLIANCE IN Kansas
appears 10 have Inherited from The
Graueefs 8 dislike of lawyers. any
say, u one Judicial district iu tll-
siale The Alliance u9miuated for judge
: farmer Wh0 not only has neseE prac-
deed laW but has never even baen adj
nlusd 70 tie bar, ana possesses no
tseLuicl knowledge 81 ihg la8 shat
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

N1EADvILLE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL,
Meadville, Pa.
Educates for the Christian Ministry. Room
rent and tuition free. An entrance fee Of SO
for gas, heat and care Of room. All expenses
moderate. Term begins SEPTEMBER 80.
Address
REV. A. A. LIvERMORE, D. D.,
President. Meadvllle, Pa.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

II is believed now that the financial
disturbance in New York reached its
highest point yesterday in the failure Of
DECKER, HOWELL & Co.. the brokers
~ HENRY WILLARD. The failure was
for $40 1000, 900, and came near carrying
down the bank with which they did
business the Bank of North America
10 had 0vercTtided for the firm % the
amount Of 5000 600 This overcertid-
cation was based 0n securities, on Rhich,
however, The bank could not realize, and
q would have gone 10 the wall but for
the rr0mplness wilh which the Clearing
House came 10 ils relief
In London The crisis vas overcome
by the Bank 0f France lending 10 the
Bank Of England $4,000 900 More.
over. it Is understood 10 London that
the Banco Macdonald Of Brazil has
shipped some 81 600 600 in gold 10 lis
London office Also that The Bank Of
England has succeeded In obtaining
S. 500 900 from Russia
A crisis has been narrowly ayeried.
Do bad its origin in England, where the
mouyed people aud spectators have
been spreading out too widely inaug-
uratiug and carrying On enterprises 10
an psTts of The aarld and iraiuiug
England of iis gold However profitable
these may prove in he end. they have
Iteu "a source of immediate danger
danger iu which ihe United States was
involved 10 as Is nov believed The
daugerp point has been passed q is a
Lsppy delivery.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

TTINI 10 WI T W -|-TTT1
And what's my part 10 be- asked
Chollie
Eve written the part for you and l
know you'll do Il we'll You are 10 be
the Idiot Boy who witnesses the murder
and doesn't tell until the last act, re-
piled ScTibular.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12
On LUKE's SCHOOL,

CT. LUKE's SCHOOL,
Bustleton, near Philadelphia, Pa.
A hish-class school Exceptionally health
fal location. Delightful surroundings. Doing
good work. Prepare or any college or busi-
ness. Boys sent this year 10 Yale, Harvard
and Princeton. Special careo younger boys.
Number limited
CHARLES Il srROUTf
prIueIuaI
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

IuterestiuE 10 Iailors
Fral Is Clte-g5 HsIlL
OF this worlds population it is asti-
mated lhat go 600 900 - entirely
naked
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12
Edwin Booth
AND
Lawrence Barrett.

LAST TWO WASHINGTON NIGHTS.
wednesday, Nov. f2-MACBETH
Mr. Booth as Macbeth. VT Barrett as Macdun
Friday, Nov. tf-OTHELLO,
Fautcuils, s..s.sssss.s. stVJ
Orchestra Cha.rs.,...t .....s..........s s259
Balcouy.....4,......... ....,..,, t2.OO
Including transportation both ways.
Seats now on s1le az Robert F. Miller's
m 20 y. m.
Special trains for Wa hlngtou Nights viii
leave via PENNSYLVANIA II r. from sixth
street Depot at $50 y. m. sharp, arriving nt
Union station, Baltimore three minutes
walk from Lyceum Theatre). Returnings
leave same station Immediately after the per.
formancp 27IGt
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

Total DsprayIty 0f stair steps A 2 =. ID
FTgA ~ EtHiTa EI-stts
When q man goes upstairs late Al
night and skips every other stair In an
endeavor 70 keep quiet he always seems
tO skip the steps that don't Creak.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

IF ATTORNEY GESEEAL ELEzr Cli-
fEBsGS 1f Texas Is as good q lawyer
ana ss able q man as his father Repre-
sentative DAVID b CULEERsoS be Is a
yrry fortunate man and Texas has SCI
cured a very able Attorney-Grnera
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

Can joke
From Lifs.
She-I see Mr Ward McAllisier
thought II best 10 write his book under
his own name and not a H5m as plume
He-Yes he's not the man 70 leave
The point Of Joke out
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

Not Closely AIlisd-
From. ne NsU I1rt sun.
Is Deborah related 70 Charley Hen
deTson -
Yes. She Is bis sister by a refusal
Of marriage
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

How tue DsVu Doss as Cp.
FFga H- aahieaH Eolf
If The world tried One-half as hard 10
be good as it does 20 seem good sinners
would He rare rs saints now are
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-12

slight Precedence
FF0m ns'Fsgea8l0gist.
All men are created equal Particu-
larry twins,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
MORTGAGE LOANS.
Measures 20 Regulate the Business to II.
Introduced in Congress.

wAsurxGrov. Jan. S.-A determined
effort will be made at the present ses.
sion 20 secure the passage OF couple %
bills Introduced in tho last Congress
which will have verv important effect
upon tho mortrare-loan business in
all Western states. and therefore
direct influence upon financial affairs
IN the East In Nebraska. Iowa and
several other Wcstc-n States The farm
ers have for Years been seriously com
planning that under the law mortgages
upon real estate taken By Eastern and
other non resident capitalists are fore
closed in the United states courts.
thereby cntailinr a large and un-
necessary expense when they
should bo fo-sclossd In the
county courts whore the lands ara
ft,oetoH ~Thov a1ro coro rlatn that m
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
TOOK ONE LIFE.
FrSnton y } Burglars Rasse Asur~
oervTs OF Themselves
IEElR FlIn USE or CHLaBOF0BE.


i8ENFoN \ D. J2a s-Fbs dead
ho1 ~ Ms hu4nn. vtfe 81 ns Attalr
hnlf fth "a, io-aa on lae Coos oi her
b1Afo-H -t heI seslaSaes zut Eroad
street tals uorai.s 4na neaF b.
l-y TIE UHaons-ioas tgare of
young iaay Who ha3 been vs't-
ing toe tsmuy Both lad spnar-
emily bees chioroforme1 Ihe dec. Is
Pposel t. have been d1ue bg burg. 4rs
during The ElgAt Dr. KaiMa Is away
Ia N-rrea County. tLis State. on visit.
sne no 0as bur = ehl5 ~as Win TIE
tao SOmen Ia ths Aouse This morning
~nen patient called ~ pr Kn48in 8
eentEl parlors the door waS foan4
locked, auc wor3 WAS sent o. Dr
shannon, Or kama partner. one
block away d. shannon came ana
opened -ae door. AM faund the two ..
dies above described There acre many
evidences o. burglary Chief Of Police
NeChesney has taken charge of tae
premises and is iuYest .saang the case
few weeks ago the luaso was also en-
tered bY burglars
Miss Purcell The young adv boarding
with the kniflns Wss Gnallv revived
and in an interview With Coroner Bowen
and Chief McChesney said that during
the night. possibly about u m. she
was awakened by Mrs An Elm. Nho was
screaming that there uerc burglars lu
the house Miss puwel sprane from
bed TO call for help hut ~. soirel ly 4
man WHO applied lrf 20 hrf Pace
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
FAILED FOR Si25. 600.

Curtin & Co. Iron Manufacturers. Go Cn-
der AT Roland. fa
BELLEFoNTE. Pa Jan. 3.-Considcr-
ablo surprise was caused here Thursday
morning by the news of the failure q
the iron firm OF Curtin & Co Of Roland
this county. They have made m as',irn-
ment to ex-Governor a. G.. Curtin and
Constans Curtin. and as FAR - could be
learned their liabilities are about el2A.-
600. Tho iron works wcro establi~ i~hed
about 1910 and have boon in continual
operation almost ever since. They man.
ufactured an excellent quality of char
coal iron. for which they generally had
a ready market
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
WOOL GROWERS.
Elsy Appsar Before rhs Ways snd
Esal5 Comm -Ess.
TIE Tariff W9IDI- ggUSgB
wa ths Freseat Daty or Rs~ WEE T.
Opsess5 sy see asnaf4es~rtFs = =
Feti-.ss-s a. Es FEsa-Ats4
~ l@G. .tess-


Asusalrs @2l Fhe Hopse
rQuH-ttsa la SIS al1 means opened
4-s s-ss.-a .lls morning oF lslen.lg 10
l-e se4-F4s a Repre- saasslse Carter.
" Aon-ua. atg spoke 81 relation -
sheep 4-s1auarg. parrl>a sarlV CT tae
eas-ela slcpe of tae Eogxy Mo1nl4iu
r.- -a- iie t-eagat .hatif tLere IS As
H, -4r.t oH Heol tle aa4. ln3-stly o.
Ao- 4l- woa1 be destroyed
BIZ shepherd Texas wool grower.
was she uext witness he said Ihat
tAe sab. ee. ass guea 10 him by The
president ot She National Woo Cow
ing Assoei atl0a Nzs the ability or the
nlte1 states % l4Ise all the carpet
aool cons nei in the country. IL pro-
ceeied ~ read paper 20 prove
tazt with s-feient protection thls
could be done lie gave figures %
show that ia Texas 1t costs from
IS 20 Is cents pound 20 produce fine
wool, and that 10 can not he laid down n
Boston az less than 10 cents = pound.
While the Australian wool could be lad
down thero III there vas no duty oa it)
az cents pound.
LENtSGIoN. Ky. Jan s. S-Petitions
signed by 800 hemp producers. working
men and business men have been sent
from here 20 Chairman Mckinley. Of tho
Ways and means committee. asking that
the present tariff on hemp be main
tained and thai al foreign hbers be
kept Oh the free list j, is estimated
that toe hemp industries furnish en-
ployment to l. 600 people in Central
Kentucky during the winter and to a
smaller number the entire year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

FINDLAY. o.. Ian s-Tho window
glass Manufacturers. az meeting ast
held ~ which every factory of any CON
sequence west Of tho AllcchonIos ~a.
represented. formed trust. with can
tai stock OF $500 600 whieh wiu '4.a
the glass OF The conccrrs WHOM tLcr
would otherwise have TO place lt ruou
the market st discount 1ho effect of
this combine viii be IN advance Iu ttc
price Of pindow-glass
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

BRUSSELS. Jan. 2 The damage caused
by the Ere az Lacken is c.toated af
81, 200. 600. Some priceless statutes ha,r
been destroyed and tho 'a..o .ron
which Napoleon s.rnod fho deo ara'.0u
oi wa against Russia was shattered
Their fnaiestics intend 60 resto sd fhe
portion 81 tae palace wtich fae boon
preserved. Only the contents ~ the
palace ue-o Insured aud these for
$3.50. COO
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
A ROTTEN TRESTLE.
II Causes the DEATH Of Tw9 HI"n aud tho
Injury of Twenty others

II Causes the DEATH Of Twg HIen aud tho
Injury Of Twenty Ofhcrs.
NEw YORK. Jan. IA birmingham
ala special saws: An unfinished
trestle on tho Brierfield. Blo-ton & Bir-
minghsm railroad fell Thursday morn
ing. carrying down twenty-five csrpen-
ters who were at work on tho structure.
David j. Webb and Carl Clark wero
killed and twenty others injured. A
number Of the men received broken legs.
arms or ribs. and several OF tho injured
may die. The place where the accident
occurred is forty miles from this city.
and only the name, Of the killed have
been learned. Tho accident was caused
by the foundation Of the trcstlc not be-
ing nronNrlY acrnreA
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

The above story, Profusely illustrated by
Nicholl, just from the pen of this noted author,
and which is said to be one of his best pro-
ductons, will shortly appear in these columns.
Here is literary treat which we offer to
our readers. We have secured the right to
publish this charming serial simultaneously
with It's appearance in only few Of the lead
ing metropolitan papers.
Pardon Us for mentioning it. but we're we
not enterpnsing and ever on the alert to give
to our patrons the best newspaper that money
and brains can supply, we, in all probability,
would not have the pleasure Of making this
announcement, nor would you, dear readers,
have the privilege Of reading in your home
paper this matchless story by the most popu-
lar American writer of the day.
All who have read any of Mr.. Stockton's
former works know, that for quaint and orig
inal plots, droII humor and the most delight
full character creations. he stands at the head
Of any novelist Of any day or age. 1t can,
then, but add to their pleasurable andCipa-
tons to be told that III
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

CINCINNATI, Jan. Edward Sher-
man, a machinist, was awakened al . a.
m. Thursday by some one working at
the lock OF the door 70 his room, and
thinking a burglar was there he fired
through the panel and mortally shot w.
H. Phillips. real-estate agent. aged 73,
who occupied an adjoining room and
had gone to Mr.. Sherman's door by mis-
take
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 3-At a Joint
session of the Legislature yesterday
Hon. T. c. Power was elected United
States Senator. Mr.. Power is a wealthy
merchant and was the late candidate for
Governor on the Republican ticket and
was defeated by Mr. Foster
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

ST PAT MINI. Jan.
Turner. South Dakota aeout of to
Cifi1en Life Association % Cberol
Ia. whose operations ia South Dafofa
sre termed q gigantic evfrsfe fr e-ste
hudi'or Tsvlor. vat arrested .t
Mitchell & 70 THURSDAY. ard
prose u'ei to re full extsnt cf f+a
~hich provides = penalty ~ $1,000 ~.
ear paltcr written.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

HrvTrvsToT. Iu5.. Ian Tohn T.
Dalc. - psesent register n the isnd of-
Zee ~ Guthrie. OK afena a bairT
pushed ~ friends in thls section q
ind d.ars f0r ths position ~ gsvsrror q
Oxlaf1ua He Has ss~~stsr7 - 80
T- a-s @-st- -s-+rai CORN itfaa r ere
a.. -sr 90 T1 stsnas wA.l vfta q 5ls-.
stsL. ard snupo<ea o rs~s
ff ,rr sr ere erF nt~srt
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 3.-The Farmers
Alliance, State Grange and Knights OF
Labor Of this state have formed an Of
fensive and defensive alliance in ac-
cordance with tho accommodation OF
the recent St Louis convention The
object of the combination is cooperation
in Kansas business and politics. Tho
combined alliances have over l2O, 600
mem hers
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

Tr~rrcnT, III, Ian. 2 Brea
Hrrt - spr ~ Grove in this count
IS alleged - have sbsconded vitn ser
ca tt-1ssr5 doilsrs ohta ned from tre
banks n Nonrpe Ws msr named
loss rented Harfs far sns gave rotee
fo~ g o03 Hurf - ss8 raonsr ~ the-s
sus borrowed a. ths -ssh % eoaie ~
's fr~ Ent 30 isi - Csvsda
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

HAERIsBURG, Pa, Jan. S-Thomas J.
Cole and Jacob 5. Schoop Of Philadel-
phIa; William :. Hopkins. Of Center
County and John W Rudy, Of Ian
caster have been ordered by Governor
Beaver 20 be hanged Februarv 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
A Verdict for over 50 ooo ooo

DOVER, Del, Jan. 8.-At Washington,
Del, Thursday, in the superior court,
a verdict for over s.. 204.IOO vas rem
dered in favor OF Elizabeth g. Ne
Comb against the Southern Railroad AS
sOcfatfou
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
Work of a Brutal Thief.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Wefnesday
night some unknown person cut the
throats Of Sarah Kelly and Ann Kelly.
aged respectively 81 and 70 years, who
lived alone in little frame house. Rob
berry was the motive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

Both tie method and results when
syrup Il Elss Is taken; d. is pleasant c
and refreshing % the taste, and act
gently yet promptly ca lie kidneys
Liver and Bowels. eleaases ths sys-
tem efscta4lly, dispels eol1s, head
aches AID feyers and cures hAtituAl
constipation. Syrup Il kigs IS the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced. pleasing 70 the taste and ac-
ceptahle % tic stomach, prompt IN
as action and truly beneficial IN it
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ard agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 ali ani have made il the most
popular remedy known.
syrup of Figs Is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles ~ sll leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have It ca band viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 20 try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
Sss sRAAc.ScO. Cst.
f1NfqyfgfF fF FEa Y0qN ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04
THE Stories Of the Three Burglars"

Mr. Stockton has more than sustained the
reputation he has so long enjoyed and which
has made him so popular tavorte with the
American public. Look for the Opening
Chapters Of this great story.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

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fn.rr -1f af-- more fsv1rf1.f te
seaes eff tff nsf-ar rrsGer
e}ryfaf rf-F 81 fe- rorE Fol
rt~.ef st rfn ng af ri f.r --r.7.-.
f- v,01 oe r-rs stre-r
20 for ffI - .or 7sra-.
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"a = f0 80 f9 ffs.r-l
ret
hres Harfe o-f arrs t-t
~ - tht ra-Eft ri ~
rFter 1T 81, rn-sat.s f-r 30
81 f- 80 So rerr mace
f@ ~ 500 On -r-ss
r.srrr "a rfrst g. go. - -.
hsa saasns -, shrTHE loss
r-slsus Fr~fsr -. FusH. Schools -
EtprsrF WIS Jan "a rrs-r her -
81 rrebsrc Indians headed tr
Bg Hawk ~ ed or e.vsrno- Board
sr5 SetrstarT tss r. go ~.s.f
Fisf-rlcs eoer Ttu-essT tc so
tsr ais ir ss<n q - fhs rnf h=rs
- s-sr - rgs e. atfn1 ~ So
Fah sho- Tt. Governor sre BIZ
Ttws -es rrtv as ssr tsf s.a
g. s-s- popeY Tases - ere Ere
Ez~s-sr ~ ar<f aFf re-
~ r. re s-hopi. ae3 Dg
tbs st sna4 gQ7s-nnsIa
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-04

NV -FHIl-5-O- CFL.
f9gsvfffE ff EFH Y0qr. m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-12

daron por tanto, por fin de dicho
mes, 4 go barriles, 2,246 bayones
" 1922 sacos.
CGfS.-Los nuevos arribos de es-
to grano han sido bien escasos, has
ia muy recientemente que SO des-
cargo una buABa plrtida de Point
& Pltre. La entrada total ha con-
sistido ea 1,102 saccs para la plaza
y AT para fueTa. La impreslones
del mercado han acusado alguna
iuceIt dumbre sobre el Dorvenir del
articulo, pues que mientras los avi.
sos de- fuers han aDunciado firm0-
"a, las not cias de Ia especulaci6n
en- los grandes centr0s han venid0
indicat do Ia baja de precios. Pres
cndiendo de nnos y otros informes,
nuestro mercado ha sostenido los
anteriores tipos de 299 4 3Oa durOs
qIlintal por las classes de Puert0-Ri-
co, y % 4 26 po1 Ia de Manila, que
coutin1a escasa en- Ia plaza. No
SO ban hecho sin embargo, ventas
de impoEtancia, limitandose ell mo-
vimiento al detalle y & las remesas
al anterior.
El Dep6sito de ComeFcio tuvo
en- Octubre una salida de 1O4 sa-
G s, re1uciendo su existencia 4 ITO
por fin de dicho mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-12
REYISfA DEL HKRCADO DE- SlSFASDER
18 de Noviembre 1890


AsGcar.-Excasa ha s;do la i'm
porta9i6n de este dulce, que pare
ce, por otra parte, encaImada, fall
tando la amin ci6n en- lbs pedidos
del interi r.
Sc han desc rgaio en- el periodic
325 sacos, 155 cajas, 1890 barriles
y 1875 b .yonts para la plaza; y
ademas, de transito 200 sacos y 164
barriles.
No han podido, pues, influir en-
el curso del articu.o tan pequefos
arribos, especialmente hallandose
va desahogada de existencias la
plaza, nj 81 possible tampoco que
nues ia discrimination obedezca 4
noticias de baja que no existen, ha.
oiendo resultado tan scssa la pro
ducci6n europea. Hay, pies qua
esperar alguna reacci6n en- el mo
vimieL to y asi debe comprenderse
soda vez que, a6n faltando las tran
acciones, los precics anterioies Sc
conservan con Fl meza en- Ia plaza,
Ajuzgar por los pequehos pedidos
que Sc reciben, y el dt talle del mer-
cado, a que hs estado reiucida to-
da la actividad del pecfodo que nos
ocupa.
En- el mes CO Octubre entraron
en- el Depo ito de Comercio 826
bayou es, y salIeron 90 dc ellos y
l,840 sacos. Las exist ncias que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-12

, ciacuen eists ;ertiAreas, colindan-
ts por ell Este coalA hsclends denomi-
nada Hat.llo," que fu6 de don Ramon
Sanchsz Lopez y es hoy de D. Ramon
Oarmoags, al Sud Goa terrenos de Ia
succession de- don Manuel Crus, sn,es de
este, al Norte con don Juan CAsndo y
dou Miguel CAmpau0r, estos dos tlti-
mos pertsaecientes hoy a don Frutos
Frutos Oalocs, y al Ossts CON los que
taeron de- 10 sacssi6n de dun Juan Lu-
reuEo de Msts, hoy de don jose Cas-
tai6n; cuyos bienes han sido vAlorados
en cinCo mil doscientos pesos, 8 sea
al rsspecto de ocho pesos cads cuerdn.
El remate teudra lugar en- este JuzgAdo
San Ffaocisco IL, el dia 3 de Enero
pr6ximo q las diez de la mafi4na, pu-
diendo sxaminarss los autos en- 10 Es-
cribanfs, los que 4uiefan haeer postd.
raS, 4 qulenss ~ preViene no tendrAn
dereeho 4 exiglr otros titulos, asf como
do que no SO admitirAn posturas qde
10 cubrkn las dos tsrceras pertes del
justipreCio con la rebsjA indicada de
veinte y cinco por ciento, qua para
tomar psrte en- el remats tendrAn Que
ccnsignAr EN- 10 mesa del Jusgsdo o en-
el eatablecimiento d, stinado al efecto
ell diez por ciento del vsior de los be-
nes.
Dalo en- Puerto. Rico 4 3 de Diciem.
bre de 1889. -Eugenio Luzarretn.--El
EscribAno, Joss s. Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-12
vap esp MONTEVlDEO.

Una sexts parGe "a uas acci6n de Is
SociedAd An6aima de Creiito Mercsu-
til sefialsda con el nd nero 1885, Dor
7alor de doscientos pesos nominales.
Una acci6n de Ia misma Sociedsd,
senalada con ell nhmaro z.l80 de va.
ior nominal cien pesos, y
Un residue de veinGe y nueve pesos,
ochents y siete centavos en- otra aoci6n
lie lA propia Socisdsd, pertenecientes
estas psrtictpaclones y acciones ( do
ia Carmen Folgueraa Rios.
Deben rematarsa asi mismo en- ell
dis = hors senalados:los que corrsspon.
den 4 dona Marianai Fogusrss Rios,
que son identicaa participacionss y en-
las propias fncas kntes dcscritaa, asi
como las acciones y participscionss en-
elias, en- 10 propiA forma que dofia
Carmen, hsciendosex xconstar que Ia &C.
ci6n de que es dusfA doflo MariauA, de
la SociedAd de Credito Mercantil, es
por Ia suma de Glen pesos nominalss.
Ei remate deberA celebrarss ell dis
tres del proximo mes de Enero de 1891
d 10 una de la tards en- Ia Saia-Au-
diencia de este Juzgado; advirtiendo-
se que nc. Sc admitiran posturas, que
no cubran el valor total dado q los
bienss en- Ell justiprecio, y los licitado-
res, para ssrlo, tendrAn que eonsignsr
previamente una cantidad equivalente
al diez por ciento de dicho jastiprecio.
Puerto Rico, Noviembre 81 do 1890.
-Eugenio LuzGrreta.-Jos6 Maria
SanjugR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-12
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