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The sun., 1890-09-14
CAMP MEETINGS. ON THE WANE.
Tho Old.tiAe Religions Fervor aadIZeaI NJ
Fast Disappearing.

Tho Old.tine Religions Fervor aadlZeaI are
Fast Disappearing.
MrDDLHrowN. N. T.. sept. 9.-Reports from
the CAMP meeting grounds In this reRion-from
Wesley Grove, Mount Tabor. Sidney Grove,
Mount Carmel. and othor places Of assembly,
all speak In a regretful tone OF the marked
falling OF year by year in the attendance and
interest ana enthusiasm that formerly charee-
terized these devotional gatherings Among
other changes OF this mutable world, the old
camp meeting zeal and fervor seems 10 be
dying out 1t used TO be the common ordoT
ofthlDGs for hundreds OF families to abandon
their regular habitations and take 10 the tents
on the camp meeting grounds. and pass .
week or two there in an ecstacY Of pious e1or-
cises. An earnest religious awakening would
be set on foot. and In addition to the tent pop
Soun{r1 roOndebout would fiocf to The % camp mp
dreds OF sinners. would :" feel the power" and
proiese, conversion. Finally as a, nttihg and
soulst DTeaehsfs, exhorters. aud converts
would unite before breaking camp IN the grand
Jubilee DTScfssioa rS End chorus styled March
tame 46Glre The teW families that betatS
themselves 70 the tents seem 20 20 theFe fof q
religious E9fship In order TO draw the lndif-
M any aIs aSv
oonatrSined 10 adyertisa extra sttractieHs,
sTSa as SS' sOGaSnt
eaass this session. even these enticements have
failed 10 bring together respectable audiences,
and the diSheAFtensd m manaRers are consider
mSStaS essoSlStions. and ssiiinS thsis Jig RroaadS S
for secular usoe.
The sun., 1890-09-14
A SssaIt AEsssoroloEIst.
yrOm the nn.es- DtmO0aL

Padre Vines. . celebrated Jesuit priest IN
Havana. has for the past quarter Of century
b&en making FOathor predictions Nt Havana
~ WAS the fadre who several days ago pre-
dicted hurFteane, an4 the reports from Ha-
aAna yesterday verified the prediction. He Il
over TIE world AZ one q Che meet corssot and
For the past quarter OF o century Father
Vines has made this work purely labor OF
love. He 10 highly cultured gentlsIpap un-
AsSuming: apd pEoi9pnd SCHOLAR. Fplly .ap-
the padre some tlmp since. the Unlted Btates
0oyefhYont offered him handsome salary In
recoEnttto9 q his past services: Tbs onSi he
Jesuils' 9rdsE prohibited II.
Capt heBAkeF Of the steamship Hutch.
spauAinted With ths padre and Ii spSEtlnG q
B: sHlS E9r tAs 1nE ysarS that I6sys
Hayt41 Without calling on the padre when the
opportunity presented itsOlL DURING the huFri-
S8lghl alIcT. Before the eophsciIo4s With Dc
Wl1dwaEd lelands, were psrfeoltd the D1dF9S
REedI'aGIns. wsre lwa3ys licked ~ SaSIoasly
hls leIssssES more TsiiS6lS SSd lmpoftsni .
The sun., 1890-09-14
WHERE COL MoEsCn FELL

His Body. Found After - Years, to be
Buried DIN the Field OF rFrodericks burg.
An interesting pilgrimage is to be made on
the Goth inst by the Veterans Of the Ninth
Regiment to the scenes Of thoir former ex-
perisnees in Virginia. One object OF the pill
grimaRe is to revisit the old battleflelds whore
the veterans fought in the Army OF the Poto-
mac. and the other TO dedicate the monument
at fredericksburg erected to the memory Of
their leader. Col Joseph A. Moesch. who fell in
the battle OF the Wilderness on May 6. 1864.
The monument cost about $500. 1t Is block
Of granite. and. with the pedestal. Is seven feet
in height. On one side is the coat of arms Of
the State of New YORK, on the other side the
badge OF the regiment In the form Of q Maltese
GROSS. Under the reginental badge is this in
seription: In memory Of Col JOS A Moesch,
killed lds 4t the battle Of the Wilderness May Q;
Beneath the coat Of arms are the words
Ninth Regiment, N. 7. $. NJ. sSd n, Y. yolun.
Division. Filth Army Corps"
The sun., 1890-09-14
BOLD HERBHRT VDEEL.
A Stirring Dime Novel Romance In the
Land OF Steady Habits.

A Stirring Dime Novel Romance In the
Land OF Steady Habits.
WINDSOR, Sept. 13.-Hsrbert O'DeH OF this
country plAce, Al years old, has had q lot of ex-
periOnce this season for a green Connecticut
farm boy. and the story OF hls doinRs is like the
diary Of Western bandit Herbert's family
are nios ola country folks who dwell on farm.
Herbert Is slim and TomAnAlc; kO read great
many narrowing dime novels. dressed and
looked queer and the street buys plagued him
continually. On April IS he appeared on the
street with rife, and again the boys Tor
nsnted him. He finally pulled up his yiHs
yhoopsd sSSut hin al the more M Ss % account sas Ss@ q
that act. Then Herbert took aim at = bad
SFSShin SSa hn,a and PlnHsd his legs together with
fun enough. deg. aud Herbert % Srandishinr di lis Sis
Esnt hSSm aS wee srrs,sd sH
DSsds Gs rni:Rsd di b Rf Sis iSss GoO under 'a'0
ssS Ss6 GgS SSJ HP @sgf s sSs
$is4 psstst ia q novel: and Si iSIds dSTHSa riSs.
ofncers OF the law He reversed the ioSsstS.
AID now and then returned bone At midnight.
Ss sss'sa Sat. 4 S:1. SS: 4. s6s and wa: s "a SSS
hunted him stssdlly, and many Tnss 66sii
hh9ors asked the Wipdsor pficors TO watch
S: StSoS.s II Wfsd.off t6sS sf TisS tss 'bEGa bPEa
tho silent little h SilSssS sS'' and aarflsSla fSsna
S sSSpt sS psS oSs bS@.sssds fsr nofSss SSs'Sa SSa
GoS S asoz Window sSSwsVsc SS H hfpd and yaSGS
shoot the frst man thSf attached he dWsIIinGs. e
sGd s nHt a 70. pan stLSd tdSTSd to hdyEnSs onepIy. .9n
darkness 20 the door OF the building, suddsniY
HesGa HdSbeGa bIn iHa9 .hS h9assS as APa eyeEPoEsrsA
under tl'OOObond He will be trl0o this month.
The sun., 1890-09-14

h:SySS. q. N SS A.: vent T.,'
"oh, well, II ysnr @ head q aches you might lie
down for while, but don't ret any tooilsh
idsas into yonr ,sEnin: Ocean 9 perfect MIL.
EsSs ! shsSi ~. IltS : ,rsv. .sIsm e YSTs .
quiet tSES out Sabiss 20; ocessISSsjy bat ssis
rattle box q"
Say. Captain"
Lifted better"
"CortainlYb
Add Pii-tTl get up."
"0t course. Now, then, over with that line
keep your eyee on the water halt . mile awanL
puoker your liDs into whistle, and that
rheumAtiE will 20 on. Thats Fhst H. Cant
possibly be anything else. I'll give you come
There Sou ars.youGo got whopper-puli@
Whoopooio
The sun., 1890-09-14
Better In Arithmetic.

There was slgn on Fourth avenue house
the other day which road that rooms we're TO
rent A somewhat ssedy man, who had ap-
parontly been looking for just such an an
nouncement, rang the ben, and when the girl
appeared, he asked:
"Got roomsT
"Yes."
TOP OF the housop"
Eyes"
Light and airyT'
.Yes, SIR"
.":Sou are not the landlady'"
But perhaps you can tell me why she
makes use Of such form OF speech as For
rent! Don't you see that To rent' 10 far
more ouphonious-more rhythm to it--falls OF
the tongue with sweeter cadence. 30 to BaT."
Is It grammar you mean p dueried the girl
Yea, partly"
We'll sir, let me tell you. sir. that don't 20
cent on grammar and the lady probably
never saw one. and her husband has been dead
TWO long years, but we are bang up on arith-
metic and getting "a per week In advance, and
pSE a9nS 1ot SolisyS yCTys got money enough to
And With that she banged the. door against
bis toes with cadence which shoved him on
the step.
The sun., 1890-09-14
Ban 9aalI, the BvAsesIIst. Now the RSv,
DF. DAAROi w. sA0n OF Ogden.

Dr. BAn1oi w. saAn o, Ogden.
Sam Small. now the Rev. DR.. Samuel W.
Small Of the Utah UniversIty. 10 In Phila-
delphfa In the interest Of the Institution he
represents. He said to an IR0virGr reporter.
about the religious situation 10 Utah;
1T 10 q dstly a4d urgent battle betWoen
Aormoniap and the eysneolieal aenomine-
tona. These latter are gaining BtrenRth
daily By FoeSon 0t Immigration Of men and
women 70 WHOM they are precious, But Nor:
IFeSk. converts fion .9mona the ianorant and
delqdsd maAteS q this countBy and European
almsdeal slpEsmIcy Impsrillsd ts actually
eompASsln9 the whole earth, barring Africa
Sslysa A. MoEpoP:. EevstbelS5s. ,ye look
y1l have only itS g9-cSiled rsIIEiols Systsm 70
ssTsst Ssp MAY % b g .ishssi .Si'R VIE
~ R9Sal EsSff SrSMR Z WI coon sTs S1t
SSa SsS b! s isS q alan IL !; o%S aHt Ss:. Hs
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-19

Capt. Robt. Symmonds has been
having the Wolverine overhauled at She
boygan. He spent S64O on the vessel and
has put her into first-class shape.
The editors of the TELEGRAPH
COURIER acknowledge with thanks the
receipt of invitations to attend the Com
mencement exercises of the State Univer-
sity and Beloit College.
Now is the time to make fight on
Canada thistles. The TELEGRAPH
COURIER hopes that all farmers will clear
the pest from their premises if it is found
to exist
-Messrs. Haagensen Bros have taken
possession of the grocery store they have
bought of Doyle & Mulholland, and are
doing business right along. They are en-
terprising young men. Give them share
OF your grocery trade.
Only three of the city fathers showed
up at the Council rooms Monday evening,
the rest had gone. to the circus presum-
ably and the city's business was permitted
to rest for the time being.
Mr.. F. H. Spetzman, of New Nun
ster, has been appointed census enumera-
tor for the towns of Wheatland and Ran
dali. AS he has but short time to com
| plete the work commenced by Mr.. Paul
E. Sauer, of SHADES Corners, who has re-
signed, he desires to receive as much as
sistance as possible from those upon
whom he is obliged to call.
1t is coming to this that the city will
either have to fill up the ravines on Main
street or else bridge them Navigation is
dangerous in the rainy seasons and unless
something is done to keep out the water
the breakwater might as well be allowed
to 60 Isn't it possible for the Council to
get little bit of move on itself and di-
rect some of its valuable time from the
important business Of allowing Johnny
McGivernS bills and lay decent sewer
on the Main street, and order the water and
gas companies to put their mains in shape
preparatory to paving that street Stran-
gers constantly express their surprise at
the 10Th century aspect of the streets of
this city and the new corners can hardly
be made to realize that the rust of ages of
inactivity has accumulated on the munic-
ipal machinery SO thickly that it requires
as much motive power to move the ma
chinery as it does to do the work How
ever, that street is bound to be paved be-
fore many more ages roll over this city,
for mere shame at the disgrace will pene-
trate the skulls of our city fathers in the
course of time and to save themselves
from the stigma of being the causes of it,
they will wake up to the situation and do
something.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-19
WE AND OUR NElGFBORS.

Mrs. A. B. Clark, of New York, is
visiting her brother, Ed. HOLSTER.
Mrs. A. A. Thomas, of Edgewater,
spent Sunday with Mrs. VIII Yule.
Mrs. N. Hawley, of Freeport, H.,
visited friends here last week.
-Mr.3and Mrs John Kelley, Of Column
bus, Ohio, are visiting his mother, Mrs,
P. Kelley.
Mr.. Geo. A. Lugar, of Chicago, is
visiting his brother-in-law, w. D. Bailey
and family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Brigham, Of
Sharon, Wis, visited at c. H. Hur6f'
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. J. NJ Kehlor, Of Joplin Mo. il
visiting friends in Kenosha. the guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. MARITIME.
Mrs. J. j. Orion and Miss Eva Ortor
of Milwaukee, visited with Mrs. Charles
SanDOrn last week.
Mr. A. B. Curtis returned from
Stoughton, Wis, last Saturday very mucl
improved and took his place on his mai
route yesterday morning
Mrs Gibbs, of Maysville, Dakota
attended the commencement exercises a
Kemper Hall last week, her daughter
Miss Florence, is one of the pupils.
Mrs. lChas. Quarles, of Milwaukee
visited at E. G. Theirs the past week
Mr. Quarles and son Carl came down OF
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nethercutt, Of
Geneva Lake, attended the funeral of DR.
Mcclellan on Friday. Mr.. Nethercut
returned the same day but Mrs. n. anC
daughter remained until Monday
--Messrs H.. M. Baldwin, S. c.. New
man, Louis Read Louis Ward, and Cliff
ford Spruce will go over to Waukesha this
evening to attend the annual State Nee
and races of the Wisconsin division Of
the L. A. w.
Mr.. Charles ]. Symmonds is expected
home from West Point to-day. Heis now
full fiedged I'd Lieutenant in the U. S.
army, having graduated from the U. S.
Military Academy last Thursday. Robert
Symmonds is also expected home to-day
from Terre Haute, Ind, where he has
been attending the Polytechnic Institute.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nethercutt, of
Geneva Lake, attended the funeral of DR..
Mcclellan on Friday. Mr.. Nethercutt
returned the same day but Mrs. n. and
daughter remained until Monday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
RECAUDACION
De CONTRIBUCIONES DBL RSTADO
EN LA CAPITAL.
AVIS

AVISO.
Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- el articulo
"a del Reglamento general para la imposition,
administration y cobranza de la contribution
industrial y de comercio, aprobado por Real
Decreto de "a de Diciembre de 1875; o.
Is de la Instruction para la cobranza de los de-
bitos por contribuciones de 80 de Junio del
aho de 1886, hago presente que, durante
diez dias, contar desde el 10. de Agosto
proximo, SO procedera por los cobradores de es
ia Recaudaci6n la cobranza domicilio de la
correspondence al primer trimestre del ano
econ6mico actual de 1890-91, por la contribu-
cion Territorial Industrial y de Comercio.
Vencido dicho termino, los que no 10 hubie.
sen satisfecho podran verifcarlo en- esta re.
caudaci6n, sta en- la calle del Cristo nimero IL,
bajos, durante otro plazo de cinco dias, que ter
minara el l5 del mismo Agosto; en- la inte-
ligencia de que, transcurrido este dltimo termi-
no, SO proceder& al cobro por la via ejecutiva
segdn oprevenido por terminates 6rdenes dt
Ia Intendenoia en- el articulo IA de Ia citada
instruction, aplic&ndose q los deudores las
penss establecidas en- los articulos 10y "a de
Ia misma.
Lo que Sc hace pdblioo para conocimientO
de los contribuyt ntes &quienes conoierns
Puerto-Rico, 20 de Julio de lS90.--K
Recaudador,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
0pERAOI0AEs De BUQUEs EN- PUERTO

TRAVRSfA.
Col. ing. 4" Aubrey A." descar-
gando.
Bca. aim. "Antores." pendiente.
Berg. esp. "Isabel," ;" cargando.
Berg. esp. "Eclipse," carga para
st. Thomas.
Vap. ing. "Buleshire,' descar.
gando.
Berg. amer. Hattie M. Bain,S
descargando.
CABOTAJH.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo," !"
carga para Arroyo y Ponce.
Col esp "Concepci6n," pendien-
te.
Vap esp "San JUAN" pendiente.
Col esp. "Borinquen," carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp "Dichosa," carga para
Arecibo, Mayagiiez y Aguadilla.
Col. esp. Providencis," carga
para FaisrdO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
upERAuIukEs soRRE El MuELLE.
Ninguns.
4 VTaGS

Vap, esp. sATURNINA.
Procedente de Liverpool, saldrs
con destino & este puerto hacia eI
26 del oorriente.
Vap. esp. ALFONSO XIII.
Segdn telegrama recibido Dol
sus consignatarios, ha salido el
mencionado vapor del puerto de
la Ooru1a, con destino a este, ell
dia 81 del presente mes.
vap. esp "san Aeustln."
Procedente de vigo, ha salido
con destino q este puerto ell dfa Is
del corriente.
vap. esp. "san Juan"
Nos participant sus consignatarios,
que seg1n telegrama recib:do, ha
salido ell expresado vapor del puer
to de Liverpool, con destino & este,
ell dia 10 del corriente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
Berg esp ECLIPSE.
Del porte de 22S toneladas, cla-
silica do i. 3I3 A. IL, su captain J.
Roses, admite fete para Espafia.
Para mas informes, sus consigna-
tarios, s. de j. Sala & 90.
Vap. esp. "MIgueF M. PInlllos,"
Procedente de Canarias ,escs-
las, recaiara a 9, te puerto del 25
al rs del corriente, Y saldra para
Habapa y escaIas ell dia 27, 8 las
B de la tsrde.
Corsignatsrios, J. M. Izquierdo
= Go.
Vap. esp. MANUELA.
Del 80 al 81 del actual reca ara
q este puerto procedente de Ia lila
de Cuba, via Ponce, Maysgtiez y
Aguadilla.
ConsigDatar;o, L. Duplace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25

lQuien ha consquiS tado Ia Ar
CELIA Los sOldados franceses I
ST Y no. Los soldados franceses
han vencido 6 los srabes; !; pero las
calenturas no hnbiesen taFdado en-
triunfar de los vencedores y en-
destruirlos hasta no dejar uno. El
Doctor MailIot, un hombre del
que la posteridad debe guardian me-
moria, es Quien ha vencido & este
enemigo, mas terrible que todas
las tribus reunidas, y el srma he
s6ica que ha de permitir Ia conqui s.
to ' Ia colonization es La qninina,
Mas afortunados que nuestros
predecessors, hemos perfeceionado
aan mas esta aTma. Es siempre Ia
quinina, perO en- preparaciones mAi
variadas, mas puras, mss poderosas
Y presentadas bajo una forma que
suprime el extremado amargor, ca
81 siembre insoportabie.
Las perlas de quinina (sulfato, bi
sulfato, clOrhidrato, lactato, brom
hidrato y valeTianato) del DIR. Cler
tan, apEobadas por la Academia d.
mediclns de Paris, son las prepa
raciones mas perfectas que hastl
oil dia De conocen.
Fon, y por mayor: CASA L. Ere
re, IS, rue Jacob, PaFis.-Por me
nor, en Ia mayor parte dc las far
macias de todos los paifes.
Exiiaae ID nKma del DE-. ClertaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25

bos especflicos, por ser uno de los
medios mis- potentes con que po.
demos luchar contra multitud de
enfermedade, que resisten tenaz,
mente a cualquiera otros habitual.
mente empleados. - Malaga e.
COnsigterl AlcdSar, NJ. D.-JdO-
qatn Sou virOn. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
AVISO IMPORTANTE.

Los que suscriben compran ac-
clones premiadas de Billetes de la
Loteria de Puerto Rico. 8RrfE
Llamamos la atenci6n q todas
aquellss personals que hayan cedi-
do sus c6dulas para este objeto y
no teDgan compromise.
FerrGn y SsrrGt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
Subsstas.

Ahors que Sc habla tanto de me-
dicamentos cuya base es Ia savia
de pino, justo sera recordar que su
descubrimiento SO debe al Sr. La
gasse, quien desde treinta amos ex-
frae con ingeniosos aparstos la
sGvia fresca de los pinos mart mos
de las Landas. Esta savia, conyer-
tida en- jarabe (Jarabe lie sGriG de pi-
no de LdgGsse) espopular contra los
restIiados, tos, broI quits, irritacio-
nes del pecho, etc, y es muy supe
riOr 4 la brea, que es buenamente
IN producto de la decomposition
del pino maritime.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25

En- la Gnentia, la sangre Sc debi-
Iita, las mejiIlas Sc descoloran y
los nervios Sc excitan para reani-
mar las fuerzas, y devolver q la
sangre su hermoso color, ell vino
t6niCO RutFitigO de PeptOnG Defresne
produce Eesnltados maravillosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25

hscalizador entendido q arreglavles
las cn6ntas, en- la segugidad que la
mayorfa no sabrfan d0nde meterse
cuando Sc patentizase 8 sd igno-
rancia, 8 su descuido, 8 su inten-
cionado NAL prOOeder.
e. una verdad que para algu-
nos no era ell reducido sueldo
qua vienen psgando los pueblos,
10 que les llamaba la atenci5n /;
10 que les estorbaba Y estorba
es tener mny cerca I'm represen-
tante del Gobierno iateligente, y
que no Sc doblegue por ser res
ponsable ante este, de sus actos,
en- 10 administrative, politico y GU
bernativo: y este 10 viene & probar
ell lque muy contada serS la D lbla-
ci6n en- que existan uno g dos veci-
nos propietarios mayor contriHu-
yentes 8 naediGROs con propiedades
y fincas de valor que tan espinoso
cargo Sc qnisieran voluntariamente
echar sobre sus hombros: al contra
rio, me ccnsta existen poblaciOnes
en- que, entire dos 8 tres contribu-
yentes de los muchos que tienen
que perder en- cualquier desbarajus
te one SO armase en- Ia Hacienda
Municipal, han ofrecido al Alcalde
que -tienen a su frente que conti-
nuase, 81 ell GobierDo lo:permitia,
sl irente de Ia Alcaldia, que ellos
por su parte le seguirfan pagando
los 81 600 que tenia de sueldo en-
el presupuesto; este quiere decii
muoho mirAnd0se este asuntO baio
el punto de vista que debe mirRrse,
y da a comprender que no es la
verdadera representation del pats,
8 sea la fuerza viva de este, quien
desea que los pueblos Sc entreguen
q manos (por no decir otIa coss)
desconocedoras de 10 que Sc les con
fla. IQuienes SON, pues, los que en-
las locslidades gTitGn maa por esos
cargos gratuitosf va los conoce el
pGn leo, me excuse relacionarlos, y
ell poYQuS tambien: no me extra.
ia tampoco que hasta en- e' centro
dc algupas oficiDas muDicipales
eAiStan deseos de var:ar de Jsfe,
po7 aquellc de que On Ia variaci6n
era ell gusto, y en- ella tambien
pudieran entrar otras miras. Para
terminar, vaya un dato mas: desde |
oil mes de Octubre del 50, hasta
JUNO del 80, ha ingresado en- la Oa-
ia Municipal la suma de SO, S29
pesos SS centavos por recaudaci5n
de eiercicios cerlados hasta ell refe-
rido Junio 80, y ha salido de ella
lor pagos ejecutsdos en- Tesoreria
la suma de 40,175 pesos 16 cent?
VOs, pues debia Ia Corporation mu-
cho, Y Sc han sacado del polvo de
este archivo Municipal, donde dor
nfan el saoao del jMstO comiendo-
selas las ratas y la polllla, todas las
cuentas Municipales des1e ell aflo
78 q 70 hasta el dltimo vencido, las
de CSrceles de diez amos, q1t go
no han podido ser remitiias d,SaSe
corresponds, y por alarma de t"-"'''
hay va quien padece de algun r.:
seg1n sc me iDforms, y las del 20
do especial de caminos, que On e -
Villa Sc venian llevando tambi
sspeeiGIes, y con sus comprObantes, |
consideraban el Depositario y Sc
ctetario del Ayuntamiento que sS
pscialmsnte debian permane; er toda
la vida en- estas oficinss, { cargo
del nslme que las rindiera, sir
>-1o de nido de culebEaa QuizAs.
.Suplico 4 v, senor Blsector, se
sirva v. conceder % lngarcitO en-
tu apreciable publication & Ia an
terror resefls, y por clio quedara
V. muy agFadecido 50 afmo. ami
go s. s.
@. B. 8. N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
WEYMOUTH De TORINO
DE La ACREDITADA CASA
FRANCISCO CINZAN0 Y COMP,
DE ToRTNO.

81 vermouth CINZANO, Dor su
excelente calidad, pureza y condi-
clones higienicas, es el mas apre-
ciado en- Europa, principalmente
en- Espana, y ell que Sc exporta en-
mayores cantidades para los paises
de Ultramar.
Recomendamos eficazmente 4
los aticionados q tan exquisite vi
no, que SO halla de venta en- todos
los Almacenes de where's, cafes y
restaurants.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
RgVEfA CeIgRCIAL ,DE BGRCEIaAL.
Julio 5 de 1890.

ASttCar de Puerto Rico.-El mo.
desta" ha importado 80 bocoyes Y
2.429 sacos mascabado, y ell vapOr
"Montevideo" 500 sacos de Ponce
y por trasbordo en- Santander del
"San Agustin", 1,1OO de Ponce '
1854 de la Capital, todo centrifu.
ga para primeras manos. La pesa-
dez y malestar de g te dulce que
expusimos en- Ia anterior resefia se
hs acentua1o con los nuevos arri-
bos que hemos tenido y solo Dor
las fAcilidades que han presentado
los tenedores han podido Concer-
tar;e: 100 sacos centrifugal bueno,
tipo ndmero 1917, de Ia Capital
por "San Francisco" & ptas. % ga.
desp., 800 de miel de Ponce Dor
%. Colon reservado; 5,4O5 sacos
y 271 bartiles mascabado regular
de Ponce por "San Juan" reservs-
do, s'iponemos a algo menos de
ptas. % qq. desp, = 1900 sacos
centrifuga bajo de la Capital Dor
"San Juan" a pesetas IL 90. sobre
muelle. Estas ventas son impoF-
tantes por determinar bsia extra
ordinaria en- los precios y por ha-
Ger mas dificil la realization de las
partidas q la venta. Nominalmen-
te cotizamos los centrifugas de ne.
setas II a %, los mascabados de
1880 q 16, y los de miel de 145O
q 16, segdn classes, "a. de 41'6O ki-
os en- dep6sito.
Arribos en- ell primer semestre:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-25
SOBRINOS De EZnUIAGA.
II.

FORTALhHA, IL.
CASA de giros y comisiones.
Agentes do los vspores-correos dc 10
Oompahia TrsratlAnt,cs Espanola.
Agentes dc i'd Id de los seforss
White Genn y Co., de Liverpool.
Agentes de Id i'd de los sencres La.
rrinaga , Co., de Id.
Agentes de ID id de los ,sefiorss j. T.
Nickels y Co., de Id.
Agentss de Ia OompsniA de Seguros
contra Inceudioe denominAda IL Ro-
ysl de id.