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more or less weary round Of company drills,
relieved here and there by an occasional ''indi-
vidual' competition and dotted with social
events, which could hardly be regarded as ben
eicial in truly military sense. To Gen. Ord
way the situation was very plain and he gave
the conundrum careful consideration. Then
be answered it and did il in such fashion that
his reputation a commanding officer and his
personal popularity we're both enhanced very
NATURALIZATION that might easily have
been deemed impossible by any one familiar
with the close relations and ties of actual
friendship which bound the general to his
troops.
THE SEEDFUI THING.
"The one thing needful" said the general in
private conversation last fall, " is a rife gal
lery; a place where the men can become IA
miliar with the arm they are TO use and where
they may receive thorough instruction in posi-
ti0n drill and in sighting"
To realize that such a place was needed was
to the general. to get it. Many were the diff
culties IN the way, for Congress had, up to that
time failed to appropriate money for the Dis
trict soldier boys, but by the middle of Novem-
Der everything was III readiness for the COM
mencement of what promises to be the most
useful department of practical instruction in
all the operations of the brigade. BY the 1st
of January. when record shooting commenced,
every man was ready for it and an extraordinary
door range. Those who could shoot were
naturally pleased to have an opportunity of
showing their skill, while those who had really
never been introduced to the Springfield rifles
they carried had no objection to adding to their
store Of information. There was something
fascinating in the substitution of real powder
and ball for the airy nothing which was SUPPOSE
tiriously handled when the manual was being
done; the resultant report which followed
pull on the trigger made the 'click" which
marks a proftless conclusion on the rear of the
firing pin seem like child's play. From the
start the gallery was a success.
Every week night at o'clock finds COM
pany or companies ready for their monthly,
shoot. A schedule Is made out each month
which gives to each company one night al the
gallery. To most of the men the occasion is
really treat and they turn out in force to
place on the target or in its vicinity the leaden
record which will be revealed TO al at The close
Of the shooting season.
IN THE GALLERY.
A pair of wandering STAR representatives.
an artist and repOrter-climbed two flights OF
stairs in the Ward building on D street the
other evening and entered the gallery some
what in advance of the companies who were as
signed to practice for that date. The gallery
is a long room about 100 feet and not less
than Is feet wide. The northern end is covered
with heavy sheet iron and against that shield
impenetrable to bullets propelled by the re-
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ganization. He was one Of the original men,
bers Of the Columbia long range rifle associa-
ton. At present he is member Of the cele-
brated "Haymaker" rifle team of Oakland, Md.
and with that team participated in and made
the leading score in the interstate rife match
at Chicago in October, 1887, which gave them
the championship. defeating teams from Min
nesots, Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan and New
Mexico (the latter team being composed exclu-
siveiy of Indians). He has participated in sew
eral matches at Creedmoor. He was referee in
the memorable match between the National
Rifles and Light Infantry in 1884 Won the
Union Veteran corps badge" in match at Mar
shall Hall October f. 1881. Was commissioned
first lieutenant and inspector Of rifle practice,
third battalion, by President Cleveland Deem
Der IL, 1888, and captain and inspector Of rife
practice, second regiment, by President Harri-
son January 3, 1890.
LIEUT.. KING.
The officer in charge of the gallery knows
all about shooting, and shooting Of the most
practical character. Lieut. Thomas s. King,
inspector of rifle practice of the fifth battalion,
served ten years with the United States in
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ON THE COAST OF PERU.

Father: 81 don't believe you've an ounce Of
brains in your head"
Son: "They are entirely unnecessary, fathah.
! 90 only in fashionable society.-L.te.
Charles Wolf advertises in New York that his
wife, who ran OF with q, 500 of his savings, may
stay away, but that she had better send back
his boy.
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fantry in the southwest and got his share of
hard knocks. He was stationed at Ojo Caliente,
Victoria's band of Mescalero Apaches and was
afterward at Fort Sill and Fort Reno, Indian
Territory. Five later years we're spent at
the artillery school at Fortress Monroe and at
the Washington barracks in the third artillery
Mr.. King joined the District guard in Novem,
Der, 1889, and in January was elected second
lieutenant Of company A. fourth battalion,
and appointed inspector of rifle practice for
the fifth battalion. He cares for the gallery
most admirably and has the friendship OF
every member of the guard that has
penetrated his modesty to such an extent as to
know him
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with powder and lead and stained with Casually
dropped oil Fastened TO the edges of the
benches is the reloadng machinery, simple but
effective. Suspended from nails driven in the
partition are half dozen regulation revolvers
snd a couple of carbines, while bullet molds
screw drivers, monkey vrenches and other
mechanical bric-a-brac depend from hooks and
screws. This is Lieut. Kings sanctum, for he
u in charge OF the gallery.
CLEANING THE GUNS.
Almost opposite the arm rack is the place
~here each man cleans the gun he uses, and
alongside this subdivision is the lavatory-no
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A FACT shss an men with cray and many
shaded Whtxkeru should know, that Buckingham'o
Dye always colors an even brown or black ct win.
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James E. Bell, inspector of rife practice for
that military subdivision. He has host Of
friends all through the brigade and is one of
the most willing and efficient officers in the or
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

"Iv RAKAUER PIANOS" ARE OF A SUPERIOR
IN tone, touch and durability. Burdett Orvans
and .'Pease" Pianos at Temple OF Music, lzU9 q st c.
ID KUHN, Practical Piano Maker. Prices reasouRble,
terms easy. iA2I -3ru
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tai Of s2o0, 900 and paid-up surplus Of 90, 900
In addition. The board OF directors il a. fol-
lows: Charles Baum, Edward F. Droop, VIM. 4
Gordon. o. @. Green, George G. Hsnning, Jno.
ID. Langhorne, Emmons g. Smith, Samuel s.
Shedd, Emil @. Schafer, Jno. 7. varnell and
Beriah Wilkins.
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PRESIDENT HENNrNo.

Mr.. George c. Henning, the president Of the
new Traders national, is a wel-known man in
Washington Born in South Washington fifty
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OoNNIssIoNKR OF DEEDS ROB LIVERY sTATe
~ and Territory, kotery and .. yComnisdona,
mo = eEALL lSxl 81 a-s. In e1ncs fFom :
m 10 pm. RlI
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drced charge in use THERE'S a row of targets
hine in number. Commencing with the one on
the east side they are numbered from TO
and the numbering IL repeated: the odd target
Con the extreme west) Is the ''Ullmann cleo
trio. and is not used except for expert pistol
practice. Each target and the iron screen is
painted white, the only color relief being
small circular orifce in the center of
each target, through which is visible portion
Of the black iron plate. which gives forth a
ringing sound when a ball strikes the bulls
eye" As all the shooting is done at night the
illumination necessarily has to be good. row
of electric lights, protected from high shots by
q thick plank, is suspended above the targets
and few feet nearer the firing point. Splash
lead Us caught by heavy wire netting. which
protects the lamps without shutting off any of
the light There is no light at the firing point
nor for 20 or 30 feet to the rear. so the firing
squad stands, kneels. sits or lies down III dark
ness and shoots at the glaringly visible targets.
THE ARMoRER's SHOP
In the southwest corner OF the long room is
the armorer's shop. Here the shells are loaded
and reloaded-sbout 500 rounds are used each
highland the ammunition is stored. The
shop is simply partItiOned of and is a matter
Of-fact affair. Barely planned benches adjoiu
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NEW NATIONAL BANKS
Recent Additions to the City's Fiscal
Institutions.
THE MEN WHO MANAGE THEM
The West End and the Traders Bank
Already Opened-The Lincoln Bank
About 60 Begin Rusiness-Skesches Of
PrOmising Business Concerns.

NUsEa OR A LONG TINE the need Of .
@.M bank in the western section of the
Ef%\V city has been sharply felt by the bust
III ness interests of that neiphborhood
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Una sexta pArte en- una acci0n de Ia
Sociedad An6nima do Gsedito Msrcan'
til ssfialada con 81 ndmerO, 1885, pol
valor de doscientos pesos nominales.
ua acci6n de Ia misma Sessdai
sehalnda con el nhms,o 2.l86 J de VA
Tor nominal Glen pesos, y
Un resi1ao de vsinta y uusvs pesos,
ochenta y siets centAvos en- otrA acci6n
de lA propia SocisdaA pertenscientss
estas psrticipsciones = acciones & do
"a Carmen Folgueras Rios.
Deben rematarse asf mismo en- el
dia y hora sehAsdos. los que corrsspon
den 4 dons Mariana Folguaras Rios
que son id5nticaa part;cipsciones en-
las prop:as fncas lantes dcscritas, asi
como las acciones = participaciones en-
elias, en 10 propiA forma que dona
Jarmen, hsciendose Constar que 10 &C.
ci6n de que ss dueha doho Marians, de
10 Sociedad de Uredito Mercantile, es
por Ia suma de cien pesos nominAlss.
81 remste debsra ceIsbratsa Ell dia
tres del ps6x'mo mes de Enero de 1891
d la una de la tarde en- IL SaIa.Au~
iiencia de este JuzgAdo; advirt!endo-
Sc que nose admitirGn posturas, que
cubtsn, sl vslor total dado a los
bienes en- ell justiprecio, = los licitsdo-
res, para serlo, tsndrGn que consignar
previ-mente uaa cantldAd equivalente
al dirz lor ciento de dich. justipreclo.
Puerto.Rico, Noviembre 2l de 1890.
-EugeniO Lu=Grreta.--JOss Maria
Sanjurn.
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MOvIMIENTO DE BUoUES.
EETRADAs pE TRAvEsfA.

De New York, vap ing "Oobau. >
de 6S9 toneladas, cap Fraser, & L.
timer y Fernandez. A j. Ochoa
| y hermano, 60l3, 80 q manteca, 10
jls jamones, 90 brls tocino, 14O q
galletas, 40 G quesos, 25 brls hari-
"a maiz, 20 G almidon, 10 brls car
ne, 80 rollos alambre. 800 81 harina
trigo. A Barcel6 y PerDjo, IA atds
tubos, 20 6, % brls galletas, 5 BIS
chfcbaros, 45 brls harina maiz, 11I3
jamones, 5 @ salchichon, % q mai
zena, 10 fds soga, 20 fdos estopa,
6 muestras. A V. LUNA = Sobri-
no, 2 q drogas, 25 q tocineta, 8 d
manteca, 4 q galletas, 8 id datiles,
1913 brls carne, 15 atados escob IS,
10 tinss macarelas, l d dulces. A
s. de J. Sala s. Co., 500 81 barins
trigo, 2I3 jamones, j O efectos, 5 d
aqua mint raj, 4 q filtros. A Egoz
cue y Clos, 80 @ manteca, % bull
tos galletas, 2 81 pimients, 25 rollos
alambre, @ jamones, 2 i'd saIchi-
chon, i'd pastillas, 1l3 jamones, %
g quesos, 4.3 jamones, 1 bocoy bo
tella', l 6 t.pones, l i'd papel. A
L. Bozzo & hijos, 1 brl l8mparas,
100 rollos alambre, 100 d galletas,
% i'd manteca, 20 fdos soga. A A.
Olivia, 2 9 varios. A 8. de Ezquia
ga, % g quesos. A Oerecedo her.
manos y Co., Z d dulces, 2 brls re.
molachs, l D papas. A Armas y
Jlmenes, l O esquletos, 10 q, 2 atds
2 brls quincallerlas. A L. Villamil
& Co., l 9 bombas, l brI lapiz, l
huacal tela, 4 brls arena, 4 d acce-
sorios, l atdo varios, A Gonzalez
" Alfonso, 8 O hierro, 10 balas pa
pei, 400 81 harina trigO, 30 brIs id
maiz, 90 d galletas. A jose r.
Silva, 4 6 juguetes, ] arbol, l cfite
jamones. A G. Bolivar s. Co., Is
O carton, % chts clorato. A Orc
sas y Finlay, 7jls jamones, / q mo-
linetes, l viga, | bulto agramade
rae, @ motones, atdo ARGOS, l d
varios. A Sierra &; 90, 3L3 jamo.
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, cincusnta y siets centiAress, colindsn-
te por 81 Este con 10 hacienda deuomi-
NADIA " HatIlo,' que foe dc Ramon
Sanchez Lopes , es hoy de D.
Carmosgs, al Sad con terrenos
sncesi6n de dIn Manuel Cruz
estes al Norts con don Jasn
don Miguel Campanor, sstos
mos perte0sCs ntes hoy d =
Frutos Oaloca, J al Oss'
tleron ds 10 suessi6L
rsnso de Mats, hoy de u~
tAii6u; cayos bieuss han siol
en cinco mil doscisatos peso
al rsspeoto de ocho pesos cada &C,
El remate tsndr& Iugar en- este Juzga~
San Francisco I'll, ell dia 3 de Ensro
pr6ximo q las diez de la mahlna, pu-
diendo examinarse los autos en- 10 Es-
cribauis, los que quieran hAcer posta-
ras, & quisnss Sc preVieue no tendrAn
dsrecho exigir otros titulos, asi como
de que no Sc sdmitirAn posturss que
40 cubran las dos terceras parties dsi
ustiprecio con la rebsja indicada de
vsinte y cinco pot ciento, y que para
tomar parte en- ell remate tendrAn que
consignar en Ia mesa del JusgadO q en-
el establecimiento deetinado Al efecto
ell diez por ciento del vslor de los bie-
nes.
DAlo en- Puerto Rico 4 5 de Diciem-
hre de 1889. -Eugsuio Luzarreta.-El
Escribsno, ! j os4 s. GArcfs.
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En- Ia OapilIa reservada de Ia
Parroquia de San Jose, SO ha veri
ficsdo ell enhance de la precioea Sc
forita dona Antonia Oantero, hijs
de don Antonio Oantero y Seyru-
10, con don Federico Perez de Gas
tro y VilIalain.
La DOvia lucia rico traje de rasC
negro broehado con adornos de
plums, y en- el pecho llevaba IN
rsmo de azahaF. Ligero velo de
tul. prendido & la cabeza por otro
Famo de las simb6licas flores, GAIA
hasta ell final de la larga cola.
Como va dijimos, han apadri-
nado Ia boda Ia sonora dofia Isa-
bel villamil de Cantero Y el senior
marques del Paz0 de la Merced, y
hs dado Ia bendicion nupcisl q los
nuevos c6nyuges el senior Oura de
Is P, rroquia.
Entre la selecta concurrencia que
ha presenciado la ceremonial halI4
banse las seforas y sefioritas de
Girona, Bruguera, marquesa de
Aguila- Real, OlivareN, Villamil
Mesa, Alberico, Cantero, Sedsno,
Perez de Castro, Gonzalez Estefa.
nj, Sainz de Varands, Gor6stegui,
Ravena y Almsgro, entire otras, y
los sehores generates SanE. condes
de la Oorzana, de Casa Sedano Y
de Telly, Gonzalez Esi6fani ID.
Joaquin y d. MsnueD, Mesa, doc.
tor Sedano, Garcia Santistebau,
A9aDaz, Gor6stegui, Garcia Lopez,
Villt mil ID. B. rnardo), Olivares y
algunos mas.
Terminado el actc, pa aron los
coneurrentes & casa del senior Csn-
tero, donde han sido obseQniados
con IN esplendido almuerzo.
Los noviOs, & quienes deseamos
todo genero de felicid1des, han sa
lido esta tarde para AranjueE.
Por nuestrA parte, deseamos
tambien interminableluna de miel
. los ccntrayentes.
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Don Eugenio Lusarreta y On

Ion Eugefli0 LUsdrretG Y On
~ get, J,teS de 4: LaStancia de
- eStd Ciudad y sW DistritO.
~ ~
\ Al rdblico hsgo saber: que por pro.
videncia de diez y nueve de los corrien.
tes, dictada en- expediente de jurisdic.
lion voluntaria promovido por
Procurador don Segundo Setty en- re-
presentation de don jose FolguerAs
Rios en- 50 Cslidad de cursdor elem.
plar de sus hsrmsnss las incapscitadas
dofia Carmen y dofia Mariana de rus
nismos spslIidos, sobre vsnta de bic
aes de estos, he Gispuseto Sc saquen q
pdblica subasta por termino de treInts
las, los que cen 81 vAlor one Sc les ha
iado en- tasaci6n psricisl, . eoptinuA-
ion sc expresan.
Una participation de una ssxtA par
to de dos mil och ,cientos IN pesos
sesenta y IN centsvos, 8 sean cuatro,
cientos sesents y ssis pesos noventa J
cinco centAvos en- una casa de la Gale
de San Francisco de esta Ciudad, nd
nero 20, de alt,s y bsjos, risdrA J azo-
tea, colindante por Ia derechs entrsn-
do, con casa ntmero II de Ia calle de
San jose, de Ia succession Rijos; por 10
izquierds con Ia ndmero 81 de ls calls
ie San Francisco, propiedad del Sc.
minario Conciliar; Y Dor ell foudo cor
la ntmero 20 de Ia calle de 10 FortAle-
20, de 10 misma succession Rios.
Una participation de una sextA par
te de dos mil ochocientos novsnta y
cuatro pesos sesents y IN centavos {
sean cuatrocisntos ochenta y dos pesos
cnarsnts y Cinco csntavos en- Ia cass
de 10 Gale de San Jose de ssts CiudAd
ndmero IL; de altos y bajos, piedra J
azotss, colindante por Ia derecha en-
trsndo con Ia ntmero "a de Ia Gale de
la Fortalsza de la citadA succession; pol
la izquierda con Ia calle de San Fran.
cisco , por 81 fondo con 10 casa rdms'
ro 20 de la misma cAlle, proEiedad de
10 mismS succession.
Otra participation de una sexta per
te de mil trescientos ochentA y puev,
pesos, cuarenta y siete centAvos 8 seal
doscientos treinta y IN pesos cincuen
Ia y siente centAvos en- la casa cs
lie de Ia FOrtalezs, ntmero 76, t.
rrers, de piedra y szotes, hndaDts
por 10 dsrechS entFsndo, cen Ia cass
udmsro % de 10 misma calIe, pro lie
dad del SeminArio Ooncilisr; por ls il
quierdA con la ntmero "a de Ia propi,
caIle, de 10 succession Rics, y por Q
fondo con otrA casa de 9st', que de-
Ia cAlle de San Francisco, sefialads cor
ell ndmero 30,
Otra participation de una sexta par
te de tres mil veinte y siete pesos, onct
centAvos 8 sean quinientos cuAtro pc
sos, cincuenta y dos ceutsvos, en- un'
casa de Ii Gale de la Fortsleza, ntme
70 "A, de altos y bsjos, piedra ? sz tea
colindAnte por Ia derecha entrAndo, col
10 nkmero 20 de Ia misma Gale, pro
piedad de Ia succession Rios, por Ia IL
qu;erds, con Ia CSlle de San j se, !
por ell fondo cen la casa bdmero ii d.
10 Calle citads, tsmbien de Ia precitsd
succession.
Otra participation de Una sexta par
te de doScisntos tres pesos, cuarent
y cinCO centsvos, o sean tfeints = trs
lpesos, noventa y un CentsvoP, go unl
casa de 10 CAle de San 1oed, de altos
lhsios, con 81 n0mero vi, de piedra
IaE0tea, eoiindsnte por la derachu
trando, con 10 casa nhmefo 10 4
miama Oalley 49,
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0PtaAol9HEs Ds suQuEs IN PuEET0.
TRAvRSfA.

Col ing "Mo'ega," descargando
Berg. esp. Beatriz," descar-
gando.
Berg. ing. "Ravenswod," des-
cargsndo.
9 i amer civilian Fl. Tone ;"
descargando.
Vap esp ''San Juau," pendieDte,
oABoTAJH.
Col. esp. "Borinquen", carga pa
Ta Arecioo.
Col. esp. "Concapciou," carga
para Manati
Col esp. "Anits," carenando.
Col esp I4abe|a," carenando.
Bdra. esp. "Pedrito", carga para
Vieques.
Col. esp. ''Oorazon de Malia,T y
carga para Manati.
Gol. esp. "Providencis," carga
para Fsjardo.
doI esp Amelia" carga para
Fajardo.
Col. esp. Mayagtiezana," pen.
diente.
Bdra. esp. "Nipa," carga para
Mayagiiez.
Bdra esp "Paquits," carga para
Aguadilla.
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ra al de Oonstantinopla ell trabajar
en- su favor en- los es ado B4lk&-
nicos.
| Otra consecuencis de la nueva
polftica es guitar al Gobierno in.
giles Ia gran Influenza que tenfa
en- Grecia; ell nuevo ministerio quie-
re gobernarse por 81 solo, sin que
SO mezclen en- sus asuntos, nj los
ingleses, nj los rusos, nj los alema-
nes.
En- Inglaterra y en- los paises de
la triple aIianZs Sc mira al Duevo
gobierno con malos ojos, pero en-
donde ha producido mas disgusto,
ha sidoen Oonstantinopla, en- ell con
sejo de Abdud- Hamtd, pues con eI
antique ministro Sc hatia acostum
brado & tratar 4 Grecia POGO menos
qae q puntspe', mientras que sho
ra tendra que cambiar de contuc-
ia, tanto maI cusnto que ell s. Del
|yannis quiere vivir con mucha
smistad con 50 vecina Servia, Y am
bas naciones son enem gas de Tur
quia, y juntas pueden much =, mien.
tras que separadas SO veian conde
nadss & sufrir.
Las cuestiones internacionales
no son las SOFAS que han contribui-
do { la caida del ministerio Tricou-
.pis; hay tamb en- que tener en- cuen-
ia la situacion interior, = especial.
mente la economical.
Durante el q timo ministeriO el
presupuesto general ha ascendido
de SO milIones 95, y la deuda pd
blica de 400 & 500; esta es Ia situa-
ci6D que hay que remediar, y ell
nuevo gabinete, sin ofrecer una
reduction Immediate de impuestos,
promote algunas refoImas.
E. Contamine de LdtouT,
COrresponsal On Paris DEL "Bolsstn 1sroanta."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19

Por el presents h.go saber que en-
los autos eJecut vos que sn este Jnz.
gado sigus 81 Procurador don Ssguudo
Setty en representation de don Juan
del Toro contra Maria Evstista Salda-
fla en- cobro de dos mil ciento diez =
nueve pesos msnsda corrisnts & intsre.
ses al uno por cisnto mensuaI Sc ha dis.
puesto sacsr Fdblica subasta por Sc.
gunda veg y t6rmino de veinte diAs
con la rebaja de IN veinte dias con la
tebaja de IN veinte y cinco por ciento,
los bienes embargAdos para pago de
Aquella suma, cuyos bienss consisten
en- una fnca no nbrAda "GuaracAnal," :"
rita en- el pueblo de Rio ,pisdras, barrio
lie eabana.l LLAMA, compussts de ssis.
centas cuarepta cuerdas de tsrreno,
'quivalentes doscisntas cincuenta y
inco hectAreas cuArenta y siste areas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19
GACETILLAS.

Circ1.-Hs lIsgado q ssta Gapi.
tai, On estes diss, una troupe acro-
b itiea de amb1s sexos, en- la cuaI
figuran habiles artistas. La en-
presa cuenta ademas con hermosos
caballos.
Ha instalado sus reales, 6 su
circo, en- Pderta de T ezra, en- ell
sitio donde tantos pesos gan6 ell
sigaor Chiarini.
iSer&n tan afOrtunados como es-
te los srtistas que nos OCCUPANT
Todo depende de que caiga On
grsaia la troupe al respectable pGbli-
90.
Por de pronto, va ha debutado
anoche ante numerosisima concu-
lrrencia.
Cusrpu de POliCi Municipal dc
esta Capital.
Segdn anuncio que del Excmo
IAyuntamientO pub ica Ia GGoetd
las plazas del expresado CuerpC
Ique van q pEOveeFse sons
Un Cabo 1? de Serenos con 81
I60 eentavos diarios de sueldo.
On Cabo 2o con S1-20 diarios
| Diez J siete serenos con $3.50
| diarios.
| Ouatro suplentes.
| DieE 7 seis vigilantes con 30 pc
lsog mensusles.
Las solieitudes debsn dirigirs6
linmediatamente a Ia Acadia.
Retfat0.--" La 1lustraei6n Ka
Icionap, excelente revista de la cua
lmss de una vez hemos hecho men
Ici6n con merecido elogio, trse 81
Sitimo ndmero Ell retrato de doI
alero de Tornos, distingui
ado, smericanista, ex.Di
a Oortes, corresponsal 81
vaFias publieaoiones d
audOs = Director del i'm
peri6dicO Cyist6bal Colon
tYa0i6n N0oiOnaI ha rem
yez mas homensje al me