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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Nrw YoRK, April l.
FLOUR--Closod steady but dull and un-
ohnngod, southern 1our dull and unchanged.
KYF=Dull
MARLEY Nominal
Bti1tlEH- Unchanged
CuEEHE= Steady. -
E,i6ss Quiet fresh eastern flpte, iVfniSOl
"GiOFFER- spot lots quiet; fair RIO cargocA,
ONr, futures dull.
RthAIl- -Rchnod atcady outloaf and
oruahod, IJGoi powdered, Bgkc, grannlatpd, We;
oubpa and mould A. 0.3loi extra q, bIadbptol
uoldnn q A9ldbto,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
THE MARKETS.
Now York Money Market

Nuw YoRW. April l.
Money cloaod NJ 0 por cont, the lowoat rato;
highrgt,b per cent,
kNohanpc closed dulot, posted rates, gAS
Gb4, M, actual rates, RiAlDl sih for nixtysdh
BILLS, aud Ei.Hgls slbi 404 for demand.
Government honda clOhod Htpadyl OurrOnuy
B'a i.lB bid, a. coupon, lsJt bid, wa do, l!Va1t
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ follows
Union nrata, l,lg bid do sinking fundo, Ll3Ik
bid, Conirnla, LIZ bid,
AtAte honda closed dull.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Administrator Notice.

Notice Ia horoby givon that the undeTslgnod has
been duly appointed and qualified Administrator
Of tho estate Of Milton Chaddock, late Of stark
V'-"'' Wy" 'V' HORACE o. BAILEY.
Dated Mar. Goth, 1900 -A0dw AdniniHtrAtor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
dominated for Trustee,

Az the primary election In Maploton
preslnot, Osnahurg township, for trustee,
Isaac StoneLill won.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
REMARKS

We also certify that We found
and counted Ia the County Treas
ury FIity-two Thousand One Hun
lred and seyonty-elght and For
ty.lwo'one hundredths Dollars,
belonging 10 tho Canton Union
schools, Alliance Schools, Mt.
Union Schools and 0Hnaburg
Corporation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
FUNDS

oAsros, ONO, March 26ih' 1890
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
A Brave Fellow.

Thursday lrst Thos. McCobe started
out from his unole's ranch, thirty
miles northwest Of Helena, In search
of stray stock. When about seven
miles from home, close to an old
cabin on the prairie, his horse siipped
on the frozen ground and fell. and In
falling caught the right Lex Of McCabe
underneath him and broke the bons
between the knee and ankle. The
horse scrambled tn its feet and ran
away across the prair,e. The nsarsss
habltation vas fous miles distant near
By We . cabin eontaiuipg stove and
wood, but there was no probability oi
anyone coming that way. AcNabs
hsd 10 mako up his mind q sncs
what 10 a.. He decided at once thai
IN order 10 savs he life hs muss make
fss The ranch, - 70 remain vouA b
slnoss ssetnlA dsath. 30 hs began "a
slsvly dsag kinsslf aleag On hh I'M
hasds asd 90 imsss Ths tAsrnsD.
|tsr ranssA fssa IS - - dsgssss ~
sssa snl ths ssGhsinU q ~ ufog'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
Had Year Tor Rai'rosds.

CHICAGO, Jan. o.-The Railway
Age in IL. forthcoming issue will say
that the year 1859 makes very much
less favorable showing in the respect
10 the foreclosure sales, than lis imme-
diate predecessor, although on the
other hand its record IL much less al
couraging than the three year. pre-
ceding l'SS. a table Is appended,
showing that DUNG lSs9-tWenty'iive
roads were sold under fort closure,
having an aggregate mileage Of 1890
miles, and a total founded deyt aud
capital stock Of sl37, ,7ij,0 ,0O0.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
The Big Hotel 10 Close.

Col. c. A. Broadwater has decided
10 close the Hotel Broad water on the
10th inst. Just how long 1t will re.
main closed is not known, but rea.
son for this move Is that the Motor
Line company does not give service
conducive to the requirements of the
patrons Of the hotel. They have only
two steam motors and run irregularly,
often keeping people waiting in the
cold from twenty minutes to half an
hour, which fact can be testified TO hy
the editor Of this paper, who has had
experience with the Helena Motor
Line. Col. Broadwster has applied to
the city council for franchise and
intends to build an electric railway OF
hie own, when be will have trains
running to the hotel every fifteen
minutes. The hotel will again be
thrown open ir the spring.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
Relating to We D

The follow ing is an extract from a
letter received by delegate to the
National Farmers Congress, from the
Hon. John F. Plummer, the well
known wooden manufacturer Of New
York, and it IL significant In many
ways as giving the views Of thole In.
terested In the manufacture of wooden
goods. 1t relates especially to the
recently widely published address by
Judge William Lawrence, of Ohio,
regarding the wool interest and urging
full prot ctiOn II I at great industry.
Mr.. Plummer writes lam
In full accord with the sentiments ex-
pressed and would only suggest that
those representing the wool and NUT
ton industries Of this country would
recognize The Importance of their
hearti 1t cooperation on q spirit OF
''live aud let live" with the woolen
manufacturers Of the country. You
cannot dissolve their two interests. II
one is success. the other Is, and vice
versa. The great thing for the wool
grower to-day Is to see that they have
tariff upon wool that protects. No
more than that Is necessary. What
they want to do is to secure the manu-.
featuring market Of America. That
is their lite and hope and they should
see to 1t In the legislation In their be-
half that they seek to Keep not only
to keep the wool In Its raw state out Of
the country, but wool in its manufac'
tured state in the form of goods. In
the coming arrangement Of the tariff
no one i1terest must set itself up as
against another, but like men get TO-
peth.r and use their common sense In
arriving at the object which We all de.
sire who have at heart the advance
ment Of our American industries
Exchange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
1ae Z iItur~ I Pork Butchers.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The season OF
italian opera, which closed at the
auditorium this afternoon, was the
most memorable ia the history of
amusements In Chicago. Since the
dedication OF the magnificent opera
house four weeks ago there have been
q performances, and the gross receipts
of these aud the dedication ceremonies
amount to S232,054. 1t is believed
these fig irc- exceed any record In the
history Of amusemen,sin In this country.
The receipts for the last week were
the largest. Patti appeared this after.
noon In the "Bsrber Of 5erville," In q
farewell performances. The audienos
that greeted her was the largest OF the
season. Fully 1000 people wsrs
turned away.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07

COLUMBIA Jan. 3.-.'ursuat TO call
Issued few days ago by prominent ne.
proes in Charleston for meeting of the
leading colored men of the state to dis.
cuss the recent wholesale lynching in
Barnwell there was representative
gathering of colored men last evening
In this city; on notice Of only three
days, twenty-six out of thlrty-four
counties were represented. Gen.S.J. Lee
addressed the convention and said they
had met there to ask the whites to join
them In preserving order. Resolutions
were adopted In condemniDg the TAX
ing of human life In any other wav
than In vindi' alton of the no nor and
integrity of the state. as odious to oil
Just and upright men.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

tunste man were great, not so much
from cold, as he was warmly clad az d
bad good heavy glove7 upon his hands,
but from his injured Lee, which IVES
rendered doubly painful on account of
the almost constant dragging along.
Hour after hour he crsw I On. At
lsstr after four hou's OF painful labor,
when the knee. OF his pant was worn
through 10 the ska and his gloves
were 10 shreis, he had arrived within
half mile ni the ranch Of M. Geary.
Too much exhausted 10 move any fur
ther he hslloel as loud a. he could for
help. Aid came and the young mau
IS now IN the Sisters hospital at Hell
ena.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
From the Grave of the Past.

RICHMOND. Jan. 5.-The Dispatch
published TO. day letter written by ].
Wilkes Booth the day be assassinated
President Lincoln. In 1t he says;
"Right or wrong, God Judge, not man,
for be my motive good or bad, of one
thing am sure, the lasting condem.
nation Of the north. / loved peace
more than .ife." He discus ed seces-
sioE, and singularly enough, the race
problem, regarding which be says;
"This country was formed for the
white man, not for the black. He
signs himself "A confederate doing
duty on his own responsibility.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
Montaua's Record

\ statement has been prepared az
the department Of agriculture show Ing
the production of wheat, corn and
oats in the various states and terrific.
nj las, year. For Montana the show
ing is as follows: Wheat, acres, 5000;
bushels, l,53s,0o0; value. sl,l53, $50.
Corn, none reported. Oats, acres,
s5,9Ss; bushels, 2,570, 900; value, 81 1884,,
$50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
Powers Selection Approved.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-To-day's
Post says: At the headquarters Of the
Western Congressional Association
Yesterday the election OF T. c. Power
to the senstorshlp fiom Montana met
with universal favor. Montana men
conceded that he had fairly won the
prize and republican residents of the
new state will nov have their anger
appeased, as they have contended that
Power was fairly elected governor, but
was juggled out of 1t.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
WOOL GROWERS,
Congressman Carter Heard by
the House Ways and Means
Committee.
A Few News Notes Of General
Interest Gathered from the
Telegraph ano Exchanges.
The Duty VIII be Retained.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-COngress.
msn Carter's arguments before the
house committee on ways and means
Friday afternoon in favor of maintain,
ing the present duty on wool was well
received. There can be no doubt tba,
the present duty will he retained,
CarteI's examination by the commit,
tee aud his aigument' are referred to
by these who heard him as the hes,
presentation of the " ool question ye,
made. Montana's herds and her good
facilities Tor sheep raising came in fol
much favorable comment.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
The z. khorn Deaf.

Messrs. B'an5Der d Benn 1T who.
representing the London Financial
aud Mining Trust syndicate, recently
purcha led the ElsAorn Mining COM
pany for something like 5000, 900, upon
their arrival in London. organized
new company wit, 4 Capitalization of
sl,G90.000. divided into 900, coo shares
of s. eact. This news was cabled to
Helena together with an Offer 10 Hell
ens men Of a limited lumber of shares.
Saturday a cableguu was sent to
London informing Me,srs. Bartnober
& Bennett that Helena capitalists had
subscribed 10 ii,0G0 shares OF stock
which had been of,eron TO them at S.
per share, aud checks for S22). 600 are
on deposit in the Montana National
Bank, subject to the issuance of the
stock. Forty thousand shares have
been reserved for working capital and
the bslance will be offered on the
London Market.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
A Mig Pashing Cerperssisn.

BosroN, Jan. 6-Ths dspositing Of
over eeO0. 900 in the Cambridge Nation.
al bank Last wstk By Q. II. North. Of
tbo big BET packisg arm q @. b.
North . o., sftss ne lattSr only rs-
Gently asslgptd Tor baryy 100000
led 70 the inquiry thai brd6sht 10 lIgh,
The fAos thar The Swim pscpls n Chi-
oaee havs entered into a ugrssnsst
with The Norths 10 establish hsRs 4
greet packing cospontloa WIN Q eash
capital II ~ ~, ,0oo. Ths ssv esaessa
win diva he sssntzy iate hslvs,
Chisags sapplyins u sssntsy W.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
sheep sfusbandry.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The house
committee on ways and means opened
its session by listening to the remarks
Of Representative Carter of Montana,
who spoke in relation to sheep bus-
bandry particularly on the eastern slope
of the Rocky Mountsin country. He
thought that If there was 10 tariff on
wool the wool industry of Montana
would be destroyed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07

OF Ohio, aid Boston The eat with Can.
ada. a gigantic plsnt is to be at once
b1gun. Mr.. North confirmed the
statement but declined giving p9rtic-
ulars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07
SOCIETIES.

A.. H-Division No. meets frt and second
-undsys OF each month.
X, Of H.-Meets fret and third Wednesdays al
':3Op. M, al Odd Fellows Hall
AT. IA. M.-lellOwstone Lodge, No. 70, hrst
nd third Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-Yellowslone Chapter. No. s, second
bursdsy. In each month
*. T.EDamaseus Oommandery, fourth Thurs.
i. o. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. Is. every
Monday at their hall.
90. F.-sentinsl Encsln, n,ment, No. 8, first
and third Friday.
K. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. 2, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
e. X. Of Antilles City branch, every uDday at
p. m.
X. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. 8. Grant Post, No. II, hrst and
mir Tuesdays.
Il c. q. .--star Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
s, ofV.-Coi swaine Camp No. 4. Meets second
and four. b Wednesdays Of each month 81 Good Ten.
plaza Hall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-07

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HNSlCIANS.

nR. X. u. REDD,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once atW L. sAvsge's drug store. l2f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

AZ. En- las pobIaciones cuya inl
portancia 10 psrmlta Sc constituir
un Centre t6cnico, adonde podral
dirigir los m6dicos sus informes
consultas profesionales Y en- dond
estar&n de manifesto, para los qu
gusten enterarse de ellos, cuanto
datos Sc envfen respecto q la fndo
le, marcha, profllaxia J tratamien
to de la epidemic colerica.
43. L6gica es tambien la organi
zaci0n de una Junta central de so
corr0s en- las provincias 8 poblacio
mes infestadas, con la cual Sc en-
tenderan directamentes las Oomi
stones sanitarias para la gesti6n
de los asuntos que estan encomen'
dados q las mismas.
A. Los servicios extraordinario;
que en- IN pueblo epidemiado exi'
gen la asistencia y ell auxilio de
los individuos infestados nunca de-
berian dejar de ser digna y cum
plidamente recompensados por el
Gobierno.
45. La infracci6n de las leyes y
disposiciones sanitarias debera SCI
juzgada siempre como atentado &
la salud p6blica, y penada, por 10
tanto, severamente y de una ma
nera ejemplar.
CGidddos que reolaMa Ia enfsrmsdGd
desPmSs dc prOdWoidG.
46. Tan pronto como Sc noten
los sintomas del c6lera, cuya apa-
rlcion SO anuncia siempre por la
llamada diarrea premonitoria, los
enfermos deben someterse al trata-
miento m6dico y seguir exacta y
exolu sivamente las prescripciones
Facultativas. La enfermedad Sc
vence tanto mejOr cuanto antes Sc
la combate, y Sc agrava considera-
blemente cuando SO descuidan los
siEtomas con que Sc inicia.
AZ. Deben combatirse los enfria-
mientos y los trastornos digestivos,
aun antes de la llegada del m6dico,
con medios que no puedan ser no.
civos y siempre resulten provecho-
sos. Las fricciones secas, el abri-
go y las infusiones calientes de ca
Is, te 6 msnzanilla contribuyen eff
cazmente & provocar la reacci6n en-
los casos de enfriamiento; y las
bebidas gaseosas son I'M buen re-
curso de los que SO pueden opener
s la continuation de los v6mitos.
48. La convalecencia del colers
requiere msyoreS cuidados que la
de la may oria de las Intermediates.
La precipitation para abandonar
81 lecho 6 para salir q la calle, del
mismo mo0o que los excesos en- ell
I6gimen, pueden determinar com
gravfsimas, cuya pre-.
sentaci6n es muy rara cuando Sc
los preceptos facuItativcs
? no SO olvidan los consoles de Ia
Hygiene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
RNrRADAs DB TRAvRsfA.

De Liverpool, vap esp Buena-
ventura" de 1881 toneladas, CAP
Asteinzs, q s. Ezquiaga, 2 81 mues.
tras. A Obavarri & Co.. 80 fdos
sacos, % 6, 33 fdos ~tejidos. A
Meadizabal s Co., 35 q 26 fds tell
dos. A Egozcne y Clos, 10 d pa
sadores, A s. Melon s. Co., 4 q
camas, % id hero, 5 latas, 6 cas-
cos, hcal, l atdo quincalia, 4 d
tejidos. A Sores de Orca sitas &:
Co., :15 & tejtdos.. A j. Ochoa
y Ee.maho, % G sal comun. A
Oro as y Flnlay, q piezas, 3 q
| calera, AL atds hero. A Data
lima Was do Elias, 1 G med cifaas.
A J. Matienzo, So cascos, 35 cfts.
80 g, ~ atds, 20 It's quincalla, 100
atds hero, l 6 tejiios. AILudwig
Dupla Q, 13 cascos pintura, 100 Its
Aceie, 10 G tejidos. A a MsyoI
s. Co., l flo tejidos. A Font y
Vlda|, ! g. 4 fds tejidos, A Scrs
lie Dorado 8 Co., Z 6 galletas. A
V. Lu 6a y Sub ino, 10 brls cerve-
"a. 5 q sidra, IA g galIetas. A Ar,
mas J iueIez, 3 q quinca!la, II
bfls aceite. A Hernaiz s. o., 27
g, 4 ids tejidos. A Uria s. Co, 2
@ sombreros y otros. A R. Cha.
Oert & 90, @ tejidos. A Vicen-
to s. Co., 90 G q sesos A Latimer
y Fernandez, 100 O quesos. A
y Korber, 125 @ quesos.
A L.: Bezzo 8 II jos, 80 q, 10 atds
quesos. A Scrs dc J. Sala & Co.,
80 @ dulces. A P. NOEL & Co., 40
atds hero, 3 cascos, 5 q quincalla
A M. Roman &c o., 18cascos, II
c, 6 brls qulnealla, 2 fds tejidos, 8
Orls hero. A s. de J. Hernaiz q
Co., 10, e27 fis tejidos. A Villar
= F. Ablan, 5 q 8 id tejidos. A Zal-
auondo s. Vale, IL q 6 fds tejidos.
A V iande S. Co., 88 fds sacos, 597
,alderos, IA cascos, 6 6 quihcalla.
A Joaquin Pena s. o., 8 o, 3 fds
5ejidos. A Ahumada 6 Go, "a d,
tds tejidos. A F. Guillermety,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
REYEfA caIERCIlL D5 BARCNosL
Stbre. Is de 1890.

Stbre. Is de 1890.
CdJS de Puerto Rico. - La sus.
pension de importac1ones cada dfa
mayor, por escasear ell frutO en-
origen, ha animsdo estos compra-
dores, desprovistos de existencias
q mejorar sus ofertas, permitiendo
la venta de $50 sacos hacienda
bueno a S283, y colocar nosotros
200 sacos pueblo & $27s los k. Al
go al contado. con 2 OlO descuento.
Las classes finas escasean Y SON
solicitadas, no habieadose concer-
tado operaciones en- la decena Dor
talta de existencias en- primeras
manos, cotizandolss a 500 los 81 go
de pachaaos. Las classes de ha-
cienda regular y pue 10 sou las
que surten ell con>umo, y como
tambien Sc han reducido LIS srri
bos : Sc esperan pocas paitidas en-
csmino, auguramos alguns venta
ia q las primeras importaciores de
nuevo fruto, 81 los precios & que
obra en- origen no son demasiado
elevados. En to los los principa
les mercados de mayor consun o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
serablemente en- FL fondo de ua in
forinr nrnfann

serablemente en- eli fondo de ua in
terror austero.
En las pequefas pOblaciones el
of1clal que estA casad0 vive en- una
casa de cEistal, estk espiado por to-
do el mundo. de modo que no lie
queda otro recurs0 que ser pruden
te. Pero una vez en- Paris. el ge-
neral BOulanger ha cOnoCido rim
cones do lujo, cuya existencia ig-
noraba completamente, y despreo-
eupado por naturaleza, los ha he
ch0 suyOs. A la hosa citada ell ge-
neral tiene dos dlceras que le roen
les entrafias la falta de dinero y
el miedo de que un incidente par.
lamentario imprevisto desribe ell
ministerio de que fOrma parte; ~
qui6n sabe entonces 81 seria COM
prendido en- ura nueva combina
ci6nf Y he ahf por que ell general
cu,tiva su popularidad. Ministro
aclamado de las muche iurabres, no
SO le puede confiar ell mando de un
regimiento en- provincias.
Y despu6s de una pausa.
Ell general Boulanger no po-
dr& llegar D ser nunca nm Bonapar-
te.-Si nosotros hici6ramos de 81
un Moncki
-iQue hace falta para esoi
-OOmprar & ese hOmbre.
Use dejafia comprar
-Ya os he dicho, Monsefl0r, que
e. muy ambicioso. y que esta muy
necesitado de dinero.
IQui6n se encarga de la nego-
oi6nI
-Yo.
IL 7 cuSnto hace falta Z
On million para comenzar las ne
gociaciones.
No tengo tanto.
En- el interim que 10 encontrais,
Monsefior, 20 obrare solo.
Una hora despues Mr. Thi6baUd
salia de Prangins, del jando al Prin-
cipe Napoleon sumldo en- reaexio'
mes y ensuehoe.
He aquI uno de los trozos mas
substaneiosos del plato de esc6nda
10 de Ia semana que comienxa.
Hasta mi pr6xima.
A. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

Col esp "Pfovidencia," carga pa.
ra .Fsjardo.
Col. esp. "Olement'na de Cana
rias," cargs para N lguabo y Hu.
macao.
Vap esp "Avil6s," cargando.
.Gol esp "Oarmenrita," carga pa
ra Arecibo.
Col. esp. Laura carga para
Aguadilla.
Col esp. "Dichoss," carsnando.
Col esp "P. de Arecibo," care
nando.
Col. esp. "Dolores," carga para
Guayani la y Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
Av1sO&
vap. esp. BoRlNoUEN.

Vapi esp. BORlNQUEN.
ProCedente de Liverpool, ha 81.
lido con de t;no & este puerto el
dia % del m IS pr6ximo pasado.
Vao. esp. 'cadIz.
El dla 5 del corriente mes de-
Oetubre sali6 del puerto de Liver
pool, con destino 4 este, y ell aSa-
turnina" saldra ell 25 del corriento
directamente.
Vap. esp. CATALAN.
ProcedeDte de Liverpool, ha So
lido directamente ell dia 6 del CO.
rriHDte con destino q este puerto =
demas de la Is,a, segdn telegrama
recib.do por sus consignatarios.3
vap. esp. MoNTEvlDEo,
Ell dia 80 del mes pr6ximo pasa-
do ha salido del puerto de Oadiz,
con destino a este, hacienda esca-
la en- Canarias.
Oonsignatarios, 8. de Ezquiaga.
Vap. alem. VENEZlA!
Ell dia 8 del corriente saldrA del
puerto de NewYork, con destino
1 esta Isla. Oonsignstarios,
Latimer y Fernandes.
vap. esp. cRISTo6AL COLON
Procedente de Barcelona y e.
,alas reoalara 6 este puerto del II
Al IL del corriente. Oumplida ID
lescarga seguirA viaje para Maya
giiez, Ponce, Matapzas, Hsbana y
OieDfuegos. para ouyos tres 1ltimoa
puertos admiie carva y passje.
Consignatarios, Rubert Hmnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

Lo7a en- cajas, surtido complete.
Aceite LinaZa, latas y barricas.
Pinturas superiores.
Hierro galvanizado, liso y aca-
TOrnillos con tuerca.
Olavos tonelero.
PuntRs de Paris
Oamas de hierro.
OOlchOnes de alambre.
Mschetes coeodrilo.
Planchss y cumbreras.
Oanales galvanizados.
Muebles, varias clases.
Maquinas de coser.
Oamisas mallorquinas.
Oalzado de todas classes.
Gas "Luz Diamante."
Surtido general de tnercancias,
Almacen de los sehores
s. Msl6a y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

en- Europa Sc nota firmeza para
este grano, dependiendo SO sosten-
gay afirme mas la importancia de
la especulaci6n para los cafes daI
Brasil, despues que Sc conozca 81
rendimie0to aproxim ado de aque-
la co echa Y de los 3 tados pro-
ductores del centro de America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10
AOEITE PARA ALUMBRADO|
"LUZ DlAMANTE y,
de Ia Mbrica Lcngm.n y Marines
NEw-YORK.

L;6re de explosion, hWmo y ma.
oIOr.-17O grades de Farenheit.
Este aceite estA fabricado DOT
una redestilaci6n especial, exclusi
vamente para el uso dom6stico y
muy particularmente donde hay
niiios. Els CRYSTALLINE como el aqua
destilads. Su luz % clara, brillan.
to y sin olor.
rs tan coinpletGmsnte SECURE
que 81 Ia lmpara se quiebra por
casualidad, 10 llama quedara extin.
guida en el acto. Est4 envasado en-
Ia misma forma que el kerosene 90
rriente, teniendo las latas un sif6n
de Patonte que permite llenar las
l&mparas con la misma lata, sin
derrames de ninguna especie. Las
mismas lamparas en- uso en- la &C.
tualidad sirven para la Luz Dia
mante, nmpiandolas , poniendo
mechas nuevas que no estFu sstn.
radas con otra clase de kerosene
Tambi6n envasamos Ia Luz Dia
mante en- latas de ! y 2 galonei
expresamente para el uso de fami-
lias.
De venta por todos los almace.
mes 'e where's en- Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-10

Despu9s del bGiIe habrG Nn tren.
Not0.- En- consideration q Ia
fiesta, Y deseando proporcionar a
pdblico tacilidades para el solaz J
entretenimiento, Sc ha rebajado el
lmporte del passje, desde la Cspi.
tal q Bio Pledras, y viceversa, q 20
centavos, por persona, y por todo
81 dia dc la fiesta del domingo II
de los corrientes, rigiendo en- los
demas dias los precios de costum-
bre.
Puerto Rico, Otore. IL de 1890.
Pablo UbGrri.