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the race seemed 10 have narrowed down to
Badge and Slnggard: suddenly josh Jones es
through and Joined the leaders. 1t was all
over Then. as Gray Dawn. leaving his ,oppo-
badge venseur and DrilSie had hot lieht
for third place, the former finally securing IL
by short neck. DrI2zle will do.
The brooEdas sTdGap for ,hrse year eds ana up p
s. srG sIG to TH mile ana ar % g' ' 10
Cotton 4 no yles 81 IN, Grey Dawn ., by billet
Jo SaFy EG afns s T. Fsdso 8 ~ Maynard
'' btFiSt sSO Eric sugssFd and Esa also started
Post p.tttno-Asa,ntt Bsdgo, even money. siuga.rd
.i%i %ys$ HHSS 30 tt,ss y. e ysqssS5 i =
THE FIFTH RACE.
Russell and Lord Harry woro the choice Of
the talent for tho race Tor maiden two.yCar-
ODDS. the former being almost backed on tho
Sy 6 noar ha hour st The post
by tho refusal OF Nocpiota to Join the others.
In every breakaway ltpsfel ran fur Ss Cor or
eral that nothing short Of an iron horse could
do that md win. Lord Harry. too, ran. long
Tay 81 IN d HtpS russell Y stpaagem. TusdaoosS
colt vGgab9n 4 and PlaGS!9ck TerG in 'front.' Grs
icft at the post, Russell and Stratagcm left the
others ms though they wore tied NJ In the open,
Ing quarter but at the head OF the stretch i;oru
ing Killed Russell Lord larry in turn tired in
tho Btretcl and Nagabund. coming strong won
by a length from Lord larry. who beat Black
Rock three lengths for the place The last
named is q brother to Sir Dixon. he VIII be
good colt later on.
sweepstakes OF $50 each for two.year ODDS, with
OO) added of which 500 to second and 500 to third
". J. SCOTS b C vagNbond, by wnnderer--Vivid
r. Gadigsn's b c. lord Harry, Iii diamilton).
Dwyer Brothers o Blackjack III (hoser) ;.......,S
StrataRetn, Russell Sir Rae Lizzie Tuscaloosa colt
Latina, NocRletta Pet ny and Bette Praher also ran
lime lHO.
Post Bctting-Aganst Russell = to 5, Lord Harry,
. to Latina Sir Rae, each to ]: StrathRem Noca'
lcttR Nagaboni, each |? to blackjack, 10 TO Bette
rrather Tuscaloosa colt each 70 TO l. Lizzie 80 to u
pet tilly, 10 to !.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Raymond and Frejols we're almost equal
fnvorites for the last race OF the day o. six tur
longs but Garrison. Puzzle and VIVID had
quite n following. Frcjols went away lying at
the start. but on the upper turn Raymond got
10 HIS head and made him stop. Raymond
won hands down by four lengths from Puzzle,
who beat Lemon Blossom hall length for the
place.
Sweepstakes of so each with siojo added Of which
s2Ut second aud ~ % TO thrd selling ALLOW anceS
hr ee quarters OF a mile.
Bradford stables br Ii Raymond, 6 by Sensation
BOnnela II" o. Tribe. .....:.:,... :'......
". g DAIy'sb Lemon blossom lo2 damblyl 80.
Arab Garrison. Fr-iols pecoy Duck My, Monte
srsto. VIVID and HARRISBURG also ran
Time lis. ....
1 Puzzle . 10 /; Vivid to Arab Harrisburg each
n 20 ~ Lemon blossom Garrison. each II 10 Monte
'riSto 20 TO nccoy Duck hIly IL to l. Mutuals paid
1873 sa0o, SIlea
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THE PRESIDENT IN new YORK.
THE SICK RECEIVING MEDICAL SER
VICES FREE.

The President Of the European and American
stnfr OF physicians and surgeons composed OF
German. English. scandinavian, and American
doctorsj is in New York City at SO East 10th
st.. and will render service to tho sick FREQ Of
charge until the evening OF June 10. The OBJ
ject Ia TO become rapidly and personally ac-
uualnted with the SICK and afflicted indlvid-
uals will not take offence II they are rejected
as incurabe. as no case will be accepted unless
there Is moral certainty OF n euro being ef.
fectod II your case Is incurable they Will
frankly and honorably toll you.
A special invitation TO any one suffering from
disease pronounced incurable. 1t matters not
what your disease may ho. come and be exam
and, II YOU are ncurable. they will advise you.
ONCE hours from y to IL A. Nj, till L. NJ.
SmnlnYs. u A. NJ. to 4 u. Nj.
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SMuGGAED INDIAN zREAsURES
Barrels or POrceIRina. I.nces' silver and
Gold Work on Capt Hinckley's ship.

Barrels OF PorceIainH, Lnces, Silver. and
Gold Work on Capt. Hinckley's ship.
The good ship Leading Wind OF Boston. Capt
Charles Hiackley. arrived here last Thursday
from Ceylon and Travancore. British India
She left Colombo, CeyloD on Jan. IL, and
Aleppy on the Malabar coast. month later
and she brought with her packed In flour bar
rolls. petroleum boxes. snd other coarse en-
velopes an amazing collection OF lndia laces,
silks, porcolRius, and silver and gold work.
which Capt Ilntkley SAYS were for the orna-
mentaton OF his cabin. She is lying ut Mar
TINS stores, Brooklyn. but her treasures are
not aboard her Private information had come
TO the Treasury agents that she had snug
gled goods aboard. and Special Onlcers
McCort and Stoin o: the Surveyors
office went over yesterday TO see about
it. They walked IN the RanRplank
and told Capt IIlnckley that they would look
around. They looked around for q while on
deck and then went below. In a corner OF the
hold several boxes and packages attracted
their attention. From the marks 1t was found
that no mention was made of the boxes on the
ship's manifest. one OF the boxes was opened
and found to contain a valuable plaque. 1t
WAS then that the Captain said that the boxes
contained ornaments for his cabin.
Tho officers called truck, put tho boxes on
1t. brougiO them over 10 the Custom House
and opened them. Seven -FOUR barrels labeled
stores" contained largo decorated rorre-
lain Jur, about twenty INCHES high, The Jars
were packed In straw, and on top OF each was
cases were filled with about nifty pieces Of
table and decorative porcelain ware In sets and
single pieces. The ware WAS beautifully deco
rated In colors aud gold.
Next were opened number Of what seemed
TO lie orange crates. Carefully packed In them
wooden boxes used for shipping tin oil cans
contained hundreds OF yards OF fine lace and
ing boxes were found to contain costly rugs.
valuable mating decorated lire screens, ana
small pieces Of uctery. Three OF ionr d,len
small cases hid III each one heavy PLAQUE
about eight inches In diameter and apparently
o., silver; Each plaque was covered on both
sides with elaborate chased work on the face
were raised figures OF birds. flowers, 40, IN
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A MIsera Deuth.

BIRMINGHAM, May 17.-Owen. an English.
man. 60 years old. died at Ironton, Ala. on
Friday. He was supposed to be an object Of
charity and for weeks the citizens of the town
had cared for him during his sickness. After
his death the sum OF SLIGO In gold was found
$4,000 ~ bank Of Anpiston. For ten yeare
he had lived the life Of Q hermit and miser,
eating barely enough TO sustain life. He had
will 90 to the county, "0'
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gold. Another lot OF larger boxes contained
the same style OF plaques Ia sizes from twelve
to sixteen inches In diameter.
A large cask was filled with mother OF pearl
shells set in blocks Of lacquer, 80 as to re:
the boxes seized were found silk goods. scarfs.
and handkerchief. Many OF the articles found
were pronounced by the customs experts to b0
Of q make and decoration unknown in THE
market, 80 that their value cannot be accurate.
ly estimated.
When closing time came at o'clock yester-
day the cases had not all been opened. and the
full value OF the seizure cannot therefore be-
told. All sorts OF Ruesses were made. ono 40
high as $4,000.
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4 Farnsrs WHO Elopea wei nm 1..,..

CANAJoHARIE. May ia sensation has been
created IN the Mohawk valley by the elopement
OF Mrs. Charles H. Parsoon. wife OF a we'll.
known farmer Of this town. with Frank Rose.
an Italian iI the employ Of Parsoon for tho
past year. Mrs. Parsoon took her youpRest
daughter and left two older children IT was
believed she had gone 10 her mothers house
at Flat Greek, Therefore the elopers Col n
good start. Their trunks were checked to
New Yor X and were numbered 81 and 49, The
husband viii go In pursuit. 1t 10 said they are
bound for Italy. ~
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Hent or Starving TO Death,

OTTAWA. May rI.-It is learned from ct. Vim
cent dc Paul p,nitentiary that State Convict
Morrison. the Hagentic outlaw. still persists
I'm his determination neither 10 eat or drink
To-day Is tho scventeenth day that he has been
without food. lie is reported very weak this
morning Tho Ient tertiary authorities pay
that thoy are dsterln mod to force him either
TO partake OF lourshment or TO have II In
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Hartford. May 1.-THE arrangements for tho unveil
Ing Of Gerhsrdts admirable NatSe of GOV Hubbard
the gift of the late George d. Sargent cOmpe
ed. The exercises will begin on Monday. June at r.
VI. The Hon A. r Hyde viii present the statue TO the
state and tie Governor viii accept The two formal
addresses of tho VIII be by Mr.. William Ham
mers who TOW Hubb.Id a. state Attorney
and DOL Charles NJ. JOslyn. who studied law in Cow
llubbArtB Oce his stan aud IL now ~ Tho head
O the Hubbard EsCUrt
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WE ARE IN RECEIPT

Of tho catalogue Issued by the London Toilet
BalaAr Company, geographically IA well ~ from an
artists point It rejects great credit .poR tho publish
egs The cover beautifully embossed with n fac
tnr oi ia prun. used on the packages of the ccle
hralri TOTE preparations The vALtogue " pr"tusey
aud among other vA1Ab,e information
contains ssrihc TrRtiSe on the gornpleNiOni which
deserves he universally read Copies can be obtained
at aUy OF the cmpsnys REencish Oy direct application
Al The London Toilet BAZAAR IA and ~ West 25d ct.
New York or twill be sent scaled 10 any address on
receipt Of 4 esItS In stamps 10 cover postage
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Fortyseven sus,octed of being contract lAborers
were hold At the bare Office yesterday, hut were al
lowed TO go for wait OF evidence. They came from
Liverpool on the steamship Germ AnIc and from HAvTs
on the steamship 0eIert and their In RAnEa
to Pittsburgh Maine aud Chicago The contract labor
but said they were 20 well Instructed 70 be caught.
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His Fourth Escape From Prison.

SAN FHANCIscD May 17.-For tho fourth time
In five years Frank Van Wicr a convict Ut San
Quentin has escaped lie is an expert OF pick
ing locks. lie was sentenced for shooting a
Chinese for paStims.
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why a Loan Was Not Pad.

Tho Midland Railway Company of Indiana, By It's
President Henry Crawford has rendered to hsSSrS
Conn stanton SI4s 900 in payment Of Its loan That
amount principal and interest 10 date but DID not
include expenses of litigation and Tor mat reason
Mcssrs Conn 4 stanton refused to accept II.
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MADAME M. YALE'S EXCELSIOR
COMPLEXION BLEACH.

ThSt this complexion compound has never failed in
single Instance to do its appointed WORK 10 not only
matter OF fact pleasing to note when addressing my
self TO the public but fully ESTABLISHES my CLAIM
to Its UNQukSTIoNED SUPERIORITY.
Hundreds Of ladies' who have used my preparation
testify to s efficacy In the strongest terms and from
being simply patrons have become ardent admirera
thorough knowledge Of the skin and what 10 re.
CURED for lis preservation has given me my IN
MEASURED SUCCESS IN COMPLEXION MAKING.
Receptions and short talks" on compilations every
Thursday afternoon at my branch parlorS, los West
23det
Price Of tho Bleach 90 per bottle three bottles for
30 Sent anywhere receipt OF price.
Address NINE. NJ. YALE,
Complexion Specialist, West l4th st., NY.
Branch Offices i65 West 29d St, NY
AL Fulton st, Brooklyn.
AZ Broad St, Elizabeth N J.
For sale by all hrst class drugRists
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wryINGTos Del May l7.-1hFee convicis we're
whipped with five lashrs each at Newcastle 70 gay ~
| city urcenc4 two white ami one eol"Fel' 'hV
hpnui uftr spe tpiOrs we're pres mt
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not headed in the third heat and shlnman got
to second place as she finished easily in ego
22D clRss, trottfnR; purse $500
Yorktown Belle, BY Young Volunteer ,Burk)"..l
st Elmo OentscheD ............... ...,..,...2
cum gu v Time-2 "a 3225L . IS
1t was even easier TO Euess the winner in the
2:17 pace. for, with Nlambrno Hannis drawn.
there was no chance for Allen Maid to loso She
wns bought Mt 1 to l before the first heat. and
after she made the quarter in "a seconds and
the mile in 2:lSt,, the fastest performance OF
the circuit there was no betting agRinst her,
AIarendes was few, lengths back the first
time but was not on his good behavior there
after, SO BLACK York got SECOND money In tho
third heat Trout let 70 of Allen Maid for the
first half. which she paced in 100b. and then
logged home In 2:25, slowing UP TO let Maren-
dcs In.
an pace purse $500.
Allen haid 6y Ashley Ethan Allen trrout)....l ! !
MHrendcs (Burk 100. :,;...................2
nne--2isI9 2:2i'& 2:25.
This cleared the card up early. and gives the
horsemen time to make the transfer to Phila-
dephia, where the circuit continues for the
next tive, weeks. beginning at Old Point Breeze
Park on Tuesday.
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a uhIn. and l.ady WeIIInnt.

MI PutnAmE great team OF trotturS, Au0ne and Lazy
Wellington are beng keyed up for tho dou6ieteAm
sseoTd the pair uotinR mile ct Dundee Part yes1eT
uAy afternoon In 2lsA the last hAttn liOsk
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MPRgNTA DEL ROLRTtN.

Libros escogidos. Acaban de re-
cibirse en- eSta Imprenta, los Be
guientes:
ROBERTSON. -- Nuevo Curso
del idioma ingles.
ABELLA. - Derecho Admins
trstivo.--Tratado de Sanidad y Be-.
nefcenoia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal PrActica Criminal
Contribution = Anillaramiento.-I
Manual de Formularios.-Manual
del Seoretario de Ayuntamiento. =
Derecho Administrative Espanol.
-Juzgados NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma-
nual de Policia Urbana.-Manual
de las atribuciopes de los Alcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. - Gramatica
inglesa.
GALANTE. --..Diocionario Mu-
nicipal.
de logaritmos.
GALINDO z ESOOSURA.-Le-
gislaci6n Hipotecaria.
OariosidadsH cientifco-domSsticas.
Las srafaE.
La camilla dssconoCida, pAgina de
historiR natural.
| II microscopic del doctor BAllen.
gar.
Una nochs aproveehsda, 81 gas, sl
petr6lso.
Los mistCriOs de Ia lunS, La hernia
M do Rembrandt, etc,
OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds,
y otros esctitos y documentoH rsfersn-
tse 3 est& grands y santa madre.
| COOPER.-Dofia Mercedes Dc Gas.
tills, l sono en- g, con lAminas.
| CHATEAUBRIAND. hi lGsnio del
Oriatianismo, 3 tomos.--Los M&rtires.
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
OaStss.
| 5OLDEVILLA.--JOyss De 10 lite
rAtura sspsnola.
BIBLI0T8OA Universal, vaEiog toraos
OAM4 O00AS0 OGkaCAa
| lP0L0. El Oompendlo de 10 lKtinidad
RIKRA y ToFtosa. Nocicnes de AgrI'
i cultura.
PEREDA. Historic Natural.
| IGAN0T. Etsica.
MIGUEL. Diecionario latino.
| LLOFRIU. La Jabonerta.
| I0ONBER0USSE. Gsomstrts.
| BRIOT. Algebra.
ISONNET. Gsomstris anRlitica.
| ULTIMOS dies do un hI6sofo
FELIU, FisicA y Quimiea.
| EOARTlN GramAtics lAti ns,
IOONHLRRAN Gramatica eamsslla
a..
n. j. de LARRA.-~Obras, 4 tomo,
| FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.--
El PArnaso EspAliol, tones. --Obral
Eerias.~-0braa festivaa.
| d. j. QUINTAlEAs~~Obgae.
| ALARUON.- -TamkEo, Z tomoa.
FR. Il. De GRAEADA.--Cauia
peead0rsa.
A. DE EOLIH.--OOnqaiata Dc n
iiso.
LOI NJ GAROIA.--Foseiss
/ YAAARDH. 0hsAs psAsisAs.
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DE VENTA.

Loza en- cajas, surtido complete.
Aceite Linsza, latas y barrieas.
Pinturas superiores.
Hero gslvanizado, liso y aca--
nelado.
Tornillos con tuerca,
Olavos tonelero.
Puntas de- Paris.
Oamas de hierrO.
Oolchones dc alambre.
Machetes cocOdrilo.
PlanChas y Cumbre as,
Oanales galyanizad 6.
Muebles, varias classes.
Maquinas de coser.
Oamisas nallOrQuinas.
Calzado de todas Glasses.
Gas g Luz Diamante
Surtido general de InerCanciAs,
Almacen de los sehores
3, Media I Co
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EGOZCUE CLOS.
TETUAN, q y 20.

Tlenen constantementa existencias
de los siguientes Artfculos, que reali-
zan q procios muy convenientess
L1sas de Oanarias, cuatro en- vArs.
Hlarro galvAnizado acanalado.
Tornillos con sus tuercas, y Arsn le-
las para los mismos.
Maqninss de cossr q msno, rueda
niquelada.
Ulavos de paleta de todos tsmafior.
Alambre despdas para cerca.
s Grampas para colucsr las mismas.
j sSacos de Yute psrs cafe y axicar.l
Vino Lecanda en- csias Dc IL bo.
tellAs.
Vino " MAlvasia" " especial islefio en-
cajas de II botellas.
Idem idem idem idem en- bArriles de
ly 2 Hrrobas.
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plLDORAS OPERATIVES
DELLA ANoIANA sEIGEL, PARALl

IL LA ANOlANA oE10EI4, AAA Las
onstipaci0n De vientre, inactivez y sntor--
peoimiento del nigado, &c., &c.
DifsrentAs de muohAs clGRes de medicinaa ca
Articas, no hscen que Ia psfsona 70 aients Eco
90 su&ve pero complete, sin que le sccmpaheI
afectos deaagrAdSblea, tales como enAusas
dolores, retortiiones, &c.
Lac PildoraS Operatives dc Ia Ancians
Seigel son Ia meior med;cinA para la tsmili'
que jamGs So ha descubierto. LimPiAn los In
testinoa dc todaa las GustanoiAs irritantes ;
los dsjAn On ana condicl6n saludable. 81 me
ior rsmedio en- ID sxiStOnoia para ell destruotor
de nusstrSE vidGs--lA Constipation del vientre
Y sl sntorpecimiento del hfgsdo.-
Estas PildorAs son IN preventive contra los
cAlsn turaS, como igxalmsnte contra toda clsse
de erfsrmsdadss, hacierdo~qEe desaparezcap
todas las mntsri.s vonsnoSas dc los intestinos
0persn con vigor, pSro a mismo denpo con
Euavidad, SIN cavgAr doloH AlXuHo.
b - cogo IN fuerte resfriSdo, y amenaSs
"a hebre, con dolores de cabeEA, en- Ia sspalds
Y On los nniembros del cuerpo, una dos dosis
do las Pildorsa Operatives de Ia anoisns Ssigel
har&n que dsSapRreEcA slresfrisdcY prevsadrt
Ia Nebre.
On sstomago sucio % q Causa dc ana ooS
tra On 10 lengua, con I'm guSto Aspero y de-
sskradabls en- ID bocG. UnAs cuantas dosis
de les PildorAs Operatives dc Ia anciana Seigel
limpiarkn sl sgt6mago, harAn qHe dssapAresc'
el NAL gxsto y reetituir&n 81 Gpetito, dsvol-
viendc CON sGto Ia bpenn salad.
Con frscuencia sacsds que cuando los all
mentos no son bucnos estAn pareiAlmsnts
detariorados, producer sufsrmedAdes, indis
posioiones, nkuseas y dsNrrss, 81 20 hmPia .
est6mAgo de ssta tnpureEa CON ana dosis d
Las P1dorAs Operatives dc Ia anciSna Ssigsl
dssaparecerkn todcs eaoa eteCtos dssaErada'
bes, = rssHltsr& una buena salad.
Las PildorAs Operatives dc Ia Anciana Ssigs
prsviensn los malos efsotos que ocAdona sl
axcssc en- conner bebsr. Una buena d6sil
81 tempo de acoGtarsa haos que Ia mAHAns
siguisnte 10 encuentrs Ia persona en- IN g.
tadc perfscto para atender Sus ocSPaClonsi
8 nsg0cios.
EstAs pildoras, sstAndo aEucaradaS, son pla-
oeutsraa Il temsrsS, obviGndose aquSl guat1
dssakrAdAble, tan cotnun sn caHi todGS las pil
doras.
n Er. DR.. Don N. Atnaya, de San Vicspte
n HalTador), escribo, con fecha IL de Ahril
de 1885, 10 Ggqisnte: Z" FL Aumeuto del ne
gocIc irl notoriansnte en- progrssc 1 medds
qaO sus medicines 80 conoscan, por Ofecto De
los brillantes efsctOs On su aplicacion. u
soy nedico y he Observable dichos efeetosi }
loS mSdioos son los llsmados & generaliHar t.
q cual medieamento pcr So buen 6xito."
Los HEes. iedrAhita, Villsgas y Ola emil.
nsntes farmac4utiCos do MSdsllin, Colombia
escriben CON fechA 20 do Betiembre, do 1884
10 iguisnte: "Tens nos sl gEsto de NANTES
tar Y. que Sl JarAbe do Ssigsl ha tennis
nuy b1sna acsptaCl6n On sGta ciudsd y soE
producido mAgniAOos efsctos en- Las perSdo'
que 10 han tornado
Be vende por todos los Farmsceutico'
70 vendedores de Medicina por todo Q
mundo , por PropIetarios, A. j. White
Limited, 54, Warren Street, Nueva York
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VENANCIO LUNA Y SOBBINO.
FortaIeza 45. 49 y61.

Ofreos los sigulentss artfCuloa 6 prsCios
muy m6dioos.
Azulejos, losetss, bsldosines, catala-
mas, blAnoas y enoarnadas, losetas de
mkrmol blancas y asules, losas de Oana-
rias de cuatro en- vara. Yeso = Oemento
Portland len barTiles de $50 kilos. Pintu-
ras, negEa, verde, mimic y blanoo sino de
la &credltada marca DOS LEONES.
AguarrEs y aoeite linaza, BrochAs de
todas olases. Hero galvaniEado, acana-
lado y lise para oobias, clavos de xinc
con tueroas y arandelas, oanalss y cum.
breras de Elnc. Puntas de Paris de una 1
aeis pulgadss. Olavos &merioanos de 1ns
{ oinoo pulgadas, PalaS, pioOs, azadas J
sxadonea. Alambre para ceroas, de ouatFC
p6as. Estopa alqultFanada para calafa
tear y algod6n en- aesperdiClo para linn
piaE mAquinas.
Fistsleria muysHna de todas classes de Il
asa Baccarat. VaiiIlaa completes dsooradsi
porcaIana muy ana. Rislea fran0OEas au
enierss de todsg Glasss para eAlsado gTaE
evsdsd sa eajas de hisrEs, BAaeulaaIIylIIaa
ssss De ,mssel e. IaestzadeEs :
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AVISO.

Por ell presente, anuucio 81 pdblico
en- general, que desds sl dfa so del
mes pr6ximo pasado. deja de rspresen.
tar en- estA 1sla . la Uompsf1ia del Gas
en- ssta Oiudsd, don GallIermo j. Can.
mig; sustituyendolo por aIgdn tempo
para representarls 81 spfior don Ltcas
Austin Scott, Ingeniero Civil Repre-
aentante de Ia Junta Directive en- Lon.
dres, el cual quedsr& hecho cargo de
los negocios dc 10 OompaGta, segdn
poderea que le AutoriEan.
Y para que predAn conocer las con-
diciones para el consume de gas, di-
cho sefor harA publican dentro. de al
gunos dias el rsglsmento de dichn
Uompania.
San Juan puerto.RicC. 4 d. Dl'
eiembre de 1890,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
CAL VIVA Y NIIERTA.

El que suseribe la ofrece de cali
lad enteramente superior, q los en-
cargados de obras, hacendados de
cana, etc, & precios sumamente
m6dicos.
Sc elabors por el sistema llama.
10 de homo continue, reciente-
mente montado en- Jurisdiction de
Hato- Rey, en- ouyo lugar sc expen.
de, y ademas en- ell dep6sito en-
esta Capital casa de los Sres. G..
Bolivar s. 90, q quienes deberan
dirigirse todos los pedidos.
Pnerto- Rico, z de Noviembre de
I89O.-JULIAN BILBAO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
PARA n@Dn.
iiILNIIlOUES DE- PLIVGO T'DLOCK!!
EN- LA IMPRENTA DEL aBOLETINs.

De los primeros NADIA hay que de-
|cir, pues son va ventajosamente como
|cidos los que hace amos Sc editan con
todo esmerO en- esta Casa. V6ndense,
como de costumbre, precios reduci-
dos.
De los segundos, 6 Block, tenemos
grande y variado surtido, de todas ella.
ses y tama1lOs; sus textos de recfeo son
verdaderas ENCYCLOPEDIAS, y ad6rnanlos
preciosfsimos cromos aleg6ricos inspi-
radios en- infinidad de asuntos artfsti-
cos, ,religiosos, cientlficos, hist6ricos, de
costumbres, tipos, etc, etc, etc.
Los Almanaques de la Imprenta
del BoLETIN son Ell non plts ultra, 10
mismo por sus precios, fabulosamente
m6dicos, que por su selecta escogi-
da calidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
A Y I . Q:

En la I1nprenta del BoLRrM se
ha recibido 81 magDifco ibro titula-
do ElVatsCaso y lOs MGsoSss, por
Leon Tsxil, junto con las notables
ConJssiSsss del mismo. Adem&s, se
han recibido MGHNGLss de Di16Mtos y
MssaIss con nuevos reEoS, ell Rit~Gl
RomawoGd PaTOohWxs, hermosos Pu-
rifcadores, gus 90 recomiendan &
los aenores Ouras, infinidad de
Cromos y tarjetas do fantasia para
felicitaOi6n, preciosiSimas, y una
tnmensidad de elegantes y Gtiles
,bjesos de esoritorio.
Todo se vende { precios umitA
los.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
IA EUIVI LCIHCll EUAEGLlII
DRIR.AMON MORENO
o. HRIIZ 81

Tengo el gusto de ofrecer
p6blico en- general mis- servicio.
en- el ramo & que me dedlco.-Tre
nes de adultos y de pArvulos d
gran lujo.-Trenes para viAticos '
faroles.- Oapilla ardiente.- O.
talfaoos paro honras y cuantc ira
bajo se nos conflen, Sirviendo & 10
puablOs de Ia isia con aviso an
ticipado de una hora. No SO pid
dinero anlicipadO.
Puerto-Rico, "A dc DiCiembre
de 1893.