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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30

ATURpAf. aUousr CVs 1SJVs
REMEMBER STORE CLOSES ON
MONDAY AT eP. u
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE OF
LADIES TEA GowNs-ws shall
inaugurate on Monday morning
Special Reduction Sale of Ladies' Tea
Gowns in Flannels. Cashmeres. Chal.
lies. &c.
Lady's Fancy ChAllie Tea Gown.
Mahogany cashmere front Size "a
Reduced from sIo tos5.
Lady's Navy Blue Fancy chalis
Tea Gown. figured and Light Blue
cashmere 'front.' ribbon trimmed
Size So Reduced from slO toss
1 Lady's Handsome Challie Tea
oONh' krOuuu Win large Gray
figure and Gray cashmere front Size
80. Reduced from sis to s675.
LAdy's French Flannel Tea Gown,
Cream with fancy stripe and Cardinal
surrh front size40 reduced from
sl5t 500
Ladies' Black Cashmere Tea
Gowas. with MORE ribbon trimming.
Sizes %. a. SO and AZ. Reduced
from al" so to O. 80 each.
i Lady's Black Cashmere Tea
Gown, with heavy Black girdlo. Size
81 Reduced from $50 to $3.50.
ladies' Atwood French ChsIIie
Tea Gowns, with Old Rose figure and
Old Rose cashmere fronts Reduced
from $3.50 to ss as each. These
are this seasons goods.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Tea
Gowns. with all silk surah fronts
Sizes "a and 80. Reduced from as
70 1915 each.
1 Lady's New Greer Cashmere Tea
Gown, Jacket front Of Cardinal surah.
Size 80. Reduced from $3.50 10
1915.
Third hoor.l
MORE HOSE FOR MEN-we have
Just received 100 dozen more OF
those Mems Unbleached Half Hose
ct l2j< cents per pair. German make.
full regular made. Be among the
judicious and come early, for If these
90 like the others you will only have
about two days to make your selee-
tons. Window full ONLY l2h
CENTS PER PAIR.
FALL WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN.-Just the grades needed
Tor cool mornings and evenings. me-
dunn weight domestic and imported
Domestic. SOC. 75c.. 81 and $3.50
MEMS department. 1O13Fs,j
AN EXTRAORDINARY MARX
DOWN OF SWISS EMRoIDERIEs
We have Just reduced all Of our
16e.. lsc. and zoe. Swiss Edsinsa
2 to inches wide. to the extraordi-
nary low price of 12to. per yard
First noorl
EXCEPTIONAL FINE VALUES
IN BEDwEAR Hem stitched
Linen Sheets. ~ by ~ yards. Only
GO per pair.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases
226 by SO. sl50 per pair.
% BIZ 80. 81. 75 per pair.
27by 80. 81 per pair.
Hemstitched Linen Bolster Cases.
81 by az inches. sl.75 each
Hemmed Cotton Sheets. for
double bells Csc. 1oc 73c and z5c.
elch.
Second foorJ
TWO REDUCTIONS IN MISSES
JAcKETs.-l Lot Misses Navy
Brosdc!oth Jackets, with embroid-
cred vest. Sizes Il. IL and 10 years
Reduced to $50 each.
/ Lot Misses Fine Broadcloth Jack
cts. in Navy aud Green. with Tan
vests. Sizes II and 10 years Re-
duced to % each.
Third noorl
UMBIELLAs-T EXCEED
INGLYFINE vALUEs.-bOO Ladies'
Helvetis Cloth Umbrellas. 2e-inch.
choice metal hook handles. paragon
frame. Only 81 each.
500 MEMS Helvetis Cloth Um.
brellRs. with fine assorted natural
sticks. 26-inch. paragon frame Only
Sl.25 each.
(AIcn's Department 1913 Fst)
DAILY NEWS IN UPHOLSTERY.
LACE CURTAINS. in White and
Ecru. yards long. Only 9os.
per pair
FIGURED CHINA SILK. in sig
attractive colorings. III inches wide,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30

FL VII !! T. T.
a 4 }. II e. E. E.
9c9 4 BBEEs PpF. EEH TIT ssss
6 g A AA EEHf + Err f. ! ssss -
JOHN RIDDEN.
800 AND %: SEVENTH ST. NV,
HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND
MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE
AND CARPETS EVER PUT ON THE MAR
KET IN THIS CITY SPECIAL ATTENTION
is CALLED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF
PARLoR SUITES. RANGING IN PRICE
FROM s35 UP AsPECIAL DRIVE IN s35
PARLoR SETS.
SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AND
PLUSH. A HANDSOME. SOLID AND DURA-
BILE ATICLE AND RARE BARGAIN
CHAMBER SETS IN OAK. ANTIQUE AND
SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES; ALSO
BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS IN
THE GREATEST VARIETY.
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE
CHEAPEST INGRAM TO THE BEST BODY
BRUSSELS AND VELVET.
ALSO FULL LINE wARDRoBEs, RAT.
TAN CHAIRS. ROCKING CHAIRS. FANCY
EASY CHAIRS. sIpEBoARDs. MIRRORS,
STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING
LINE.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE
OF CHARGE.
AS IN THE PAST Mr.. RIDDEN WILL OF.
FER THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL
BUYERS. AND INTENDING PURCHASERS
WHO DESIRE IT NAY OBTAIN A SINGLE
ARTICLE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OR
ENOUGH TO FURNISH A HOUSE. ON
TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE A SMALL
CASH PAYMENT AND WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER. IN
SUCH AMOUNTS As WILL BE MOST CON.
vENIENT TO THEMSELVES.
REMEMBER THE PLACE AND CALL AND
EXAMINE STOCK.
RuppEN's
FURNITURE. CARPET AND STOVE STORES.
,u3o.tr 03o ANp Gao 1rrr ct rw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30
NrcKwEAR Fon Autumn.

The graceful Windsor Scarf has come to stay until
winter time. One Of Mondays special attractions will
be 100 dozen C-cam and White Japanese Silk Wind
sors. with figures in new and artistic designs 35c.
worth Of quality for 3oc.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30
e. e. ! ~ : III III + S.
ARTHUR BuRr q CO..
1cll ST. NV.
su30
"A Few MonE BARsarSs.

"A Few MoRE BARGAINS
PREVIOUS TO OPENING OF Dun FALL STOCK.
Is pairs Fancy Striped Curtains reduced from s2to
Doc
8 rars Madras Curtains reduced from &C 5o,O.
per Iar.
Is pairs Madras Curtains reduced from GO to $500
Ter pair.
20 pairs Madras Curtains reduced from $4,000
o.. 25 per pair.
10 pairs Madras Curtains reduced from s5 to s27s
per pair
lspsirs nottingham Curtains reduced from s2c5
10 pairs Nottingham Curtains reduced from sl25
10 STIec.
20 pairs nottingham Curtains reduced from 81. G5
to sLl5.
pairs Single Door Portieres cut from o. to e. 30
per pair.
10 pairs Turkish Striped Portieres cut from ss to
pairs Roman Striped vienns Chenille POrtiere. Gu,
from IL TO IS pair.
We have few Of Heywood Bros. Baby Carriages
ieft' which VII he closed out at
ACTUAL COST
Handsome Wicker Bodies. elegantly upholstered in
SILK Plush Tapestry, &c steel springs and steel wire
wheels. Note the prices
lat $50. reduced TO SIS
at s2S 90, reduced 20 sl9
e30. reduced 10 ego SO.
az so. reduced 60 SIS.
s2S. reduced 20 slg
ESQ, reduced TO sl45O.
ESQ., reduced 10 s.O.5Q
s27.5O, reduced 10 sI9
s33 so. reduced 10 al,
Our Fall Goods are arriving daily. Among them are
many and novel articles Housefurnishiugs ana
Decorations
JULIUS LANsBuRGH
18TH AND srs
French Furniture Polish will make old furniture
look new. Best in the market Price. SOC per bottle
su3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30
RIBBoSs Fon TIE Autumn.
Hosiery For The Autumn.

Isle Hose will be worn until very late in the fall
To open the season with rush offer on Monday 90
dozen Autumn weight Silk Isle Hose worth 6Sc,
FOR ONLY 40c. PAIR. They como in boot pat
terms ribbed and plain the feet aud ankles warranted
fast Black and the uppers in the new fall shades for
evening and street wear
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below,>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30

DunIsa Tur Frw D.r.
that the carpsnssn are ., ~Ori enlarrns cur shelves
And salesroom vii continue the sale OF the Goods
len on our barssn counter at bsrs.in prscea
For the early fall we hsv. .Om. r,u,.rs,sav ,r,,,,
and sessonaols Shoes for lsaes
Our $3.50 But,oa
Of course. leads the line. The grade maa. IN brO.a
toes square medium toe Is no, likely 70 b
eQusled for real. true value 70 the buyer.
Ladies Shoes At 81 These % Shoes ere no, =. sOoa
g. so Lima
but they have some points that ladies' do no, usual,
find or expect in 81 Shoes They are made on II.
same lasts and patterns a. the costsr kinda ana in
outline are Just as pretty
They are not cut from lov-pric leather MAD, 10
TOOK like a. Shoes and to wear like 60 shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30
A LOOK Ar Tar FAIL BxAurrrs
En- e. {. EEnsh EE En- W:
: En-, I Ri Z ssss =

Here IL news You have been waiting for-but your
patience will be rewarded in the revelation.
WE WILL SHOW ON MONDAY NEXT OUR FIRST
EDITION OF FALL sUITINGs.
A the sun Is brighter than its reflection.
the designs and tnts Of this brilliant than
the successes Of the past. The french-snd We look
to them for the choicest creations-are q nation Of
polish. With cunning skill they carry into their
meanings that Of grace and refinement that stamp
them the masters Of art Most of those shall
on Monday are Freuch sems-ths advance guard of an
army Of dainty designs that are following every
steamer. Now. you will ind them moro striking in
pattern-bolder-an moro pronounced In color and
design.
This is not to be our formal opening-But you have
been clamorng for the Fail stuGs-aud bound
to crafty your DESIRE You will realize the only
hard task win be to quiet appreciation You will
be enthusiastic over the patterns you They
temptingly bewitching, and IL Washington ever
gay before in radiant will oush;ne her.
self now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30

As to what shall be the correct trimming for your
autumn Dress the quantity required aud the arrange
ment of 1t. no tell you better than buyer.
your dressmaker not excluded. The writer can but
mention few of the new arrivals PROMINENT among
which the lovely Gilt silver and Jet Gips mixed
with turquoise coral pearls, &c Works Of the
Hand Crochet Gimps of Silk in autumn-t tinted shades
Chenille aud Silk 6imps and Fringes will be much
worn this autumn. says our buyer. You'll fnd q
variety here that will bewiider you Doubtless You
know Feather Boas to he worn. In fact. Sara
toga and other resorts they have been worn
all the summer We show them in coliaretie style az
low g. while those long and made Of selected
ostrich feathers marked $40. Black, White
Cream and what our buyer calls 'Natursw are the
colors. Ibis much may be confidently written; You'll
nid here trimming stock unequaied for varsity or
extent and. while trashy goods not kept, many
very stylish low priced tr m ings shown which
can be guaranteed in every respect.
One OF the leading modises in the city resna, ked on
looking through the new stock: "Ioa hare the beat
trimming buyer IN the city Gun aitoays ind ne teesf
novelties here at moderate prces"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30
Lace CunrA,xs.

We want to interest you in these goods; w have
shaped matters 50 that We can do 20; We own our
Stock Of Lace Curtains st a. low figure Is any house
in America; no have tbs best things from the lead
ing makers of Europe have the inside prices; We
willing to let you in siso We are not speculasinr
on the proposed new tariff We are going along as
usual selling our Goods at less than old prices We are
trading present facts not on future happenings.
You want Lace Curtains aud We want to sell them
to you. and sell them to you you will give us
an opportunity.
Prices of nottingham Curtains:
For Zoe. we give you the usual sl.a5 quality.
"sl25" - IT'S
Loo" e" ao5
LIS $50
200" o.75
2.o5" o" 800
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L Z 90 ! - tL1L =

Our importations Of Autumn Dress Goods Trim
mings. corsets. Ribbons. Jerseys. Hosiery, Handler
chiefs Gloves. &c. have been arriving daily during
this week. We deemed it wise to keep them IN the
backsro und and the return of our buyers from
New York. so that We could also exhibit on Monday
the various novelties they secured. so we invite
You on Monday. September l. to an Informal opening
Of the Correct Autumn Styles from the fashion center.
Of the old and new worlds.
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
"Details below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30

BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH wARDwELL
su3otoios so5. So5. zoe Msrtes speee.
r,ENT's SUITS HANDSOMELY CLEANED AND
NJ frussel. Il. Coat, SOC. fAntH. 25c.: Vest 5bc
No shrinking. fading or roushing the nap. VIhos
CO., 18Th ~ 1ear y nv. salS-lzxs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30

DUlLDIN9 SOLD. GOT TO MoyE-ON ACCOUNT
- q removal will offer tine stock Boots shoes Hats.
Clothing. 0enrs Furnishings, Irunks, BE-, at and
sale. although shoes have advanced Is per cent
Fixtures fos sale.
J. W. SELBY,
su30-3m' 1914 and 1911 Pa. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-30
DaEss Trimmings Fon AUTUMN.

Continued be,ow.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14
Don Micolda Lilo ROda, Jttex de
Ira. InStGnctG de esto Capital. !.

Don Micolds Lilo Roda, JIex de
Ira. InstanciG de esto Capital.
Por auto de once de los corrientes re
cAido 4 ins Aucis del Procuredor D. 10.
se Ma uel Rossy en- elincidente de Con
curse de d IA OstA'ina Ponce de Lon
sobrs vensA de dos tercios de Ia casa
ndmero 80 de ID cAlle de 10 OfUE, de
altos J bsjos de piedra y ASotes, colin
dants por 10 defechA entrando con ID
casa que Sc dice ser de 10 propisdad
de d. Arturo Sanjurjo; por 10 isqnier-
do con 10 que Sc dice ser de d. Jose
Garcis Jnstiniano; al fondo con 10 de
dona Encsrnaci6n de Mora y al frents
con ID calle de 10 Oruz refsFids; se ha
dispuesto ponsr en- rhhlicA snbasta
por aegunda vsz dichos dos. tercios de
casa por ell terminO de tfeinta dias,
aefslando al efecto al dis treintA del
entrapts mes de Abtil y horA dc las
diex de 10 mAnana, cnyo acto tendrA
lugsr en- este Juzgado de Ire. Instan-
cis de ests Capitol calle de San jose
ndmsro 81, advirti6ndcse que no %
admitir&n Tosturss que no cubran las
los terceras parties de IL suma en- que
han edo retassdos loo dos terciOs de
ID expressda casa, ascendantes 1 tres
mil seiscientos noventA y an pesos
treinta ! ocho centAvos y dos tefcios
de centayo. Y pafa h conOnrfenciu
do licitsdores iirmo = presente en-
Puerto Rico, 6 doce de Mario de mi
orhncicnlos uovsnta. - NIcolfs Lill.
Rods.--Ei EscribanO, Ma6imine ~
hav.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14

go Cividanes &; Co., 5O(4 PIP vino,
3 d longsniza " Yich
Por s. de G. Prats &c Co.: A
Trigo Cividanes &: Co., 1,00e grfns
agu ,rdiente triple.
Por Rnbert bermanos A Ga
vino Vicente &c 90, 1880 canas-
tos cebollas, 44[4 PIP vino Gates,
229 brIs vino dulce. A Baquero y
Gandara, 1902 q pasta. A v.
|Lu ha y Sobrino, $50 eanastos Da-
pas. A Gonzalez Y Alfonso, 40t4
PIP vino. A Gonzalez = Perez, 40l4
PIP vino. A Francisco Font, 80 q
az cite en- botellas.
Por j. M. Izquierdo & Co.: A
TFigo Cividanes & CO., 800 bfls
aceitunas.
Por Palaci s & Co. {: A j. Ochoa
~ hermano, 1894 pp vino alella,
500 6 pasta. A Trigo Oividanes
& o., 2 d longaniza "Vich." A
Armas y Jimenez, II brcs acelte
linaza.
Por Lopez Villamil y Co.: A
Egozcue y Clos, 40l2, 60I4 PIP vino.
A Francisco Font, 10 q aceitunas.
A p. Ateca y Go. y g. Bolivar y
Oc,, 100 81 garbanzos, 800 brls acei-
tuUas.
Por Gonzalez Y Alfonso: A
Bgozcue y Clos, 100. "A PIP vino.
Por Vijande Y Co.: A Gonza-
leg y Perez, 90 q quesos Bola. A
J. Ochoa y hermano, so d quesos
Patagras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14
REVISTA COMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y. ANUNCIOS.


vap. esp. "Baldomero Iglesias",
cargando.
Yap. ing. ''Ninphee", descargau'
do.
Berg. ing. Diadem >, cargan.
do.
Berg. nor. "Hans Olsen y, pen.
diente.
Berg. esp. "Morey", pendiente
Berg. esp. "virgen del Buen
Oamino", cargando
Berg. amer. Starlight, car.
gandO.
Berg. esp. Victoria ;" descsr.
gando.
Berg. nor. Maria, penaien.
te. M
CABoTAJR. @
Col esp. "Corazon de jesus
pendiente de saIida.
Col. esp. Clementina de Mana
tn, pendiente de sal da.
Bdra. esp. "Paquita", pendiente.
Col esp /" Petra y, carga para
Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Coraz6n de Maria," /"
pendiente.
Col. esp. "Julia" carga para We
garbaja
Col. esp. Laura, carga para
Vega baja.
Col. esp. "P. de Arecibo", carga
para Sto. Domingo.
Go. esp. !" Conception =, carga
para A quad LA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14
IIBROS.

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
To, por el hltimo vapor-correo do
Ia Peninsula loa siguientes:
LA CUERDA DEL AHORCA-
DO, por Ponson du Terrail.
AVENTURAS DE ROOAMBO.
LE, por idem.
MIAU, por idem.
GLORIA, por idem
PEREDA.- Historic NatuRal.
F1SICA Y QU1MICA. por Nelia
GEOGRAFfA, p0r Moreno n
pinosa (edici6n de 18S9).
MANUAL De FORMULARTO0
OIVILES, por Abella.
MANUAL DE FORMULARION
ORIMINALES, por Abelia.
La INO0GNITA, novela de
Perez Gald6s
DoL0RAs Z POEMAH, poe
OampOamor.
III sEORETARIO OOMRR.
OIAL, pur Pale.
DON QUIJ0TE
OBRAS DE BECQUER
TENEDURIA DE IIBR04
ATLAS UNIVERSAL
IDEM Dir AMERICA.
LA HIJA DE MARGARtTA
por Montepin.
GEOGRAFIA, por Est6vnnss.
METODO DE sOLFEo, pos
EssRva.
MORRINA, idem de lOiia Emil.
lia Pardo BaEan, ilustrada con TO-
tograbados.
AMERICA PINTORHe0A )
Europa pintoreaca. Todoa iluatre-
dos Cnn magnifiCos gfabaa0n.
LEY de Eniulclamiento CivIl
pOr Reun.
ELEMHNIos 10 psresho D Il
| Y Penal pOE Laaerna,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14

Peri6dicoS. - HsmOs rscibido Ii
vista de La America Cientffca [
Industrial, revista oyorkina illus.
trada con grahados, y La NGci6n,
peri6dico de la rep6bIica de Go.
lombia.
Agradecemos la vista q amboG
colegas.
Partida. Mr. Hermann Y So
troupe Sc han embarcado con rum.
DO a la isla de Cuba.
iFeliz visje y prosperidades!
Traslsdo.-E apreciable emplea.
do de la Intendencia de Hacienda,
D. Antonio Garcia, ha sido trasla.
dado q Arroyo con ell destino de
Oontador de la Aduana.
Felicitamosle, 81 en- clio results
favorecido.
Andres BOrdoy. -- ESpeCialidal
en- calzado, que vende al por mayor
y al detail en- su establecimiento
San Francisco, 81.
Para rehsbilitar y fOrtalsCer 81
cuerpo y combatir diversos estados
de debiIidad orgAnica, dsase Ia
Emulsion de Scott.
Es el mejor reconstituyente co.
nocido hoy en- Ia terap6utica.
Arecibo, Abril % de 1887.-Se-
flores Scott y Bovine -Muy sefio.
res mios: Hsce va algdn tempo
que en- mi practica m6dica vengo
hacienda uso de la Emulsion dc
Scott que ustedes preparan con acei.
to de bacalao 6 hipofosftos de cal
y sosa, y no tengo inconvenience
en- declarar que dicho preparado,
de forma inmejorable, es el mejor
reconstituyente de 6til y segura
aplicaci6n en- ell linfatismo, raqui-
tismo, escrofulismo, en- las afeccio.
clones toraxicas en- general.
Y no pued0 menos que aseverar
la curacion radical de un caso de
gastTGlgiG de una nina de diez amos,
precisamente hija mia, con el uso
de tan hermosa preparation. To-
do 10 cual me complazco On mani
fesUarles para satisfaction de uste-
des y provecho de la humanidad.
De ustedes atento s. S.-Dr. Limo
ZenO.
SenorsS Lanmsn y Ksmp.-Muy
Sres. mios: No puedo menos que
certlticar, para bien de mis- seme-
jantes, que teniendo un cancer de
muy NAL cari2 que amenazaba
destruirme por complete Ia nsriz
y parte de la cara, despues de haber
probado un sinn6merO de medica.
mentos sin obtener resultados, fui
curado por complete con el uso de
solo cuatro botellas de Ia maravi-
llosa ZarzapGrrillG de Bristol.
To que teDgo ell gusto de comu-
nicarles, autorizandoles para que
nagan el uso que mejor les plszca
del presente escrito.
Esta OCCASION me proporciona 81
gusto y honor de ofrecerme de Vds.
affmo. y s. s. @. B. s. M.-Jos6
Franco Yitan. ..Su casa, calle San
Antolin, No Is. 1S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14
GACETILLAS.

Para Europs.-Euestro amigo D
Andres Bordoy, del Oomercio de
esta plaza, Sc ha embarcado
para Europa, via Habana, con
el obieto de hacer compras para su
acreditado dep6sito de calzado.
Al efecto ha conferido poder ge-
neral a los Sres. D. Salvador Bsvi
y D. Juan Bautista Font, tambi6n
amigos nuestros, para que le re-
presenter en- todos sus negocios.
Deseamos al Sr. Bordoy feliz
viaje y feliz vuelta.
Nombramisnto. Euestro qusri-
do amigo don Joaquin de Fonseca,
actual dignfsimo Alcalde de la Ga
rolins, ha sido nombrado Official 80
de la Administrator Central de
Oontribuciones y Rentas.
Felicitsmos por clio sinceramen-
to al Sr. Fonseca.
Un Prelado. -. En- el vspor
MontsVideO va de pasajero un re-
verendfsimo Sr. Obispo que desde
la Habana seguir$ Viaje para Me-
jicO.
Els muy joven y de agradable y
distinguido porte.
Feliz visje deseamos al respeta-
BILE Principe de la Iglesia.
Para TiIipinas. - Nuestro amigo
el Sr. Rodriguez Carrizo, ex-Ad-
ministrador general de Oomunica-
clones y ex-Jefe del Resguardo de
esta provincial, ha sido nombrado
Secretario del Gobierno de Nueva
Ecija, Filipinas.
Sea enhorabuena.
AIumbrad0 el6ctrico. - Hsm0s
dido que Sc halla en- esta Capital el
representante de una casa neoyor-
quina, ell cual propone instalaT
aquf ell alumbrado electrico con
mas ventajas y baratura que el de
gas.
| Vale Ia pena tijarse en- esta no
ticia.
| P0seSi6n.-La han tornado: del
Juzgado de Ia Instancia de Oayey
don Francisco Lanuza, juez que
era de Humacao del de Humacac
don Jose Merino, juez que era d.
Oayey.
D. 3. P..-Ha falleCidO On Are.
Icibo Ia sefiorita dofia Josefa RivaI
Iy Urbiztondo.
Dencanse en- el Senior.
| Mas defunciones. .--Tambien haI
fallecido; en- la Peninsula, el res
petable sehor padre de nuestr'
amigo ell Ingeniero agr6nomo doI
Fernando Tuero. En- Aguas- Bue
mas, la apreciable sonora Viuda d
Chapel.
Descansen en- la eterna gloria.
| Nuestro p6same 6 sus respeCti
Ivas familias.
Voluntarios. Ia tsfds de
domingo tuvo ejercicio en- el Gam
Ipo del MORO el benemGrito Bata
Ill6n de Voluntarios de esta Oapi
ltal.
| Ia patFi6tica fuersa maniOhr
leon entusiasmp J blkargla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14
MOvIMIEETo DE BUQUEs.


De Ponce, vapor espanol !" Bo-
rinqueu," captain Y. de la Cruz, &
). de Ezquiaga, con carga de tram
sito.
De Liverpool, vap esp "Alicia, =
q ). de Ezquiaga, con carga de
transito.
De New York, goleta americana
"Lida Tow, de 185 toneiadas, cap.
r. A. Higgins, & Sores de j. Sa.
La DC Co., 100 81 harina, 200 atds
papeL, 400 @ gas. A G.. Bolivar y
o., 10 g saichich6n, 10 sacos pa.
pei, 30 g salepson, 2 fds clavos es-
pecias. A s.. de Ezquiaga, 42O 81
harina. A Gonzalez J Alfonso, zoe
G gas. A la orden: Alfonso, 500
sacos harina, 200 q gas, 100 atds
papel, 3 aids trlqultraques, s. A,
l5O saces harina. f. j. 15O Of ha-
riDa, 10 brls tocino. Rotulados a
varlos, 10 bultos.
HHTRADAs DR oABoTAJn.
Ninguna.
SALIDAs DH TRAvEsfA.
Para Habana, vap. esp. "Alicia," !"
despachado pOr Sobrinos dc Ez-
quiaga, con carga de transito.
Para Habans, vap. esp. "MoDte-
video," despachado por 8. de Ez-
quiaga. En- ell proximo n1merc
reseharemos la carga.
sALIDAs DH oAB0TAJH.
Ninguna.
DESPACH.ADOS.
Bdra esp "Pedrito", para Fajar-
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14
REVEtlDM nRclDa DE slEflEDR
Febrero, 10 de 1890.
ap. alem. /" GaIIcIa y.

Cafs.-El periodic ha trascurridO
sin importaciones hasta reciente-
mente que Sc descargaron del Va
por Francisco 841 sacos para Is
plaza, y 45O para fuera, habiendo
ga tratOs sobre algunas de estaa
partidas, aunque muchas de elias
han venido consignadas & los mis-
mos almacenistas. Va antes Sc
habian vendido 116 sacos PuertO-
Rico en- almacen Y 219 mas nave
gando, que han debido valer enfre
20 y 29a duros quintal, prccios To-
nidos por corrientes para las claaos
de Puerto Rico buenas: las de Ma
Mia faltan en- Ia plaza, siend0 sll
precio nominal ell de 26a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
IsxA DE PUERTO RICO
Secrssaria.-Megociado 3'-Fomsnto. s.

SSSet0I bos-@seg0CtotO -EoHteW0,
Siendo varias las consultas que
han elevado los Ayuntamient0s de
esta Isla por no resultar impreso
con la debida claridad Ell cuadro de
precios que aparecia en- el anuncio
de subssta publicsdo en- este peri6.
aicO el 19 de Octubre 6ltimo, para
Ia adquisici6n de los impresos ne
cesarios q la Junta Provincial de
Registros y AmiIlaramientos; y
debiendo hacer dichas Oorporacio-
mes, con sujeci6n al mismo, ell cal
culo de las cantidades que para
este serviCio deben respectivamen-
to consignar en- areas reales, el
Excmo Sr. Gobernador General Sc
ha servido disponer que para ma
yor claridad Sc inserte de nuevo ell
cuadro indicado en- la forma si.
guiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-14

Y......cusndo suene, sentida,
La hora fatal y segura
De h funeral partida,
Y sbandonando la vida
Llegues D 10 sepultura;
A / despositarGn
Ta triste cad&ver yerto,
Con TERRA % cubrirAn
Y lusgo loh Diosl.
UnA orsci5u por el muerto2.....
;Ningdn labio Sc movie.
Nadie die sefial de duelo,
Nadie del difan.o habl6..
Y ell huerfano......se march6
Con su desventura al cielol..
Ramon II. TOTTes.
Jan Sebastian, Mario de 1890.