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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

nelpmate.
 How pleasant to be able to afford luxuries because necessi- ties have been purchased req sonably and rightly. There are plenty of helps to sensible economies in the Bar gain Fair.
 Don't hesitate to avail your- self of them. Time lost can never be regained. Many money-savers here whose welcome presence we haven't room to announce. How tiring the heat is! Hammocks are as restful as anything.
 Try a Mexican Grass one. Plain SIPS. In colors $I.3S. The strongest kind known ]; stand any sort of wear or weather Colored Cotton Hammocks $I.35. Extra large size with pillow rest $2.oo. A Fair bargain in Verandah Hammocks with pillow rests and valance $500. Don't let summer make you forget the Furs and heavy win ter garments. A little fore thought will keep them good and fresh for next fall. The destructive moth is the most dangerous intruder. MoTH- ALINE BAGS will ward the rascal off effectually. Cape size Goo, Coat 75c, Rag Ian or Newmarket ST. Light Shoe wear plays an im- portant part in the summer toi- let.
 The coolest kind for children comes in imported Russet Lace Shoes with toe caps and spring heels. Advertised bargains, and real ones at that, of $I.25. Fair price Soc.
 What a breeze-flutter at the FAN counter!
 All the Jap folding fans of I5c, Ioc and 25c down to LOG apiece. No excuse for flushed faces now. Point de Gene is dainty picking among the faces.
 It comes in white and cream with scalloped edges or Vandyke effects, 25c, 2oc and 3oc the yd.
 Very fashionable for neck and sleeve wear or for trimming wash dresses, India Silks, French Sateens and the like. Good, stout wear and wash able as well.
 A host of Hamburg Edgings at the Embroidery counter at Sc and 17c the yard. They were I2H Hc and 25c a few days back. Wide range of widths and patterns.
 Always something new for Handkerchief buyers.
 This time Ladies French Print and Mourning Handker- chiefs, hemStitched and embroi- dered effects in colors and white. Three for 25c.
 Fifty dozen of pure linen lawn with narrow hems. Quality that will surprise even experienced shoppers. Three for 25c.
 A Fair bargain in Children's Hosiery that will fairly take your breath away. Morley's Infant Cashmere Sox down from soc to oc.
 All the leading leather shades in Ladies gauge and bright lisle Hose. Match the Russet Shoe wear to a nicety. Three pairs for $I.oo.
 At the Underwear counter, a few real Swiss Lisle Ladies Vests in ecru coloring. 75c is the usual price. Down to 25c as long as they last.
 Another economy here in La dies Swiss Ribbed soft finished Lisle Vests. Twenty-Five cents each. Just half price.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
uavor Grant In Town,

Mayor Grant of New York was in this city yesterday for few hours. He left for New York on the White mountain express late in the afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
National League.

American Association. At Columbus-Brooklyn 9. Columbus 5. At Louisville-Louisville 6, Syracuse {, At Toledo-Toledo 5, Rochester 2. At Su Louis-Athletic 1, St. Louis 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
seized with Paraiysis.

Mrs. Louise Beach of Woodbridge, aged sixty, drove over to Ausonia yesterday to do some shopping. While on Main street she fell to the sidewalk, having been stricken with paralysis. She was removed to her hona
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
ASSAULTED A NON-UNIoN MAN.
Three Masons Assail Harry H. Bald- win but Are Arrested by Officer J. NUnOFQ.

Thomas Lynch was somewhat intoxicated yesterday afternoon as he walked up How ard avenue With him were two men, both mssons aud members of the Masons' union, like himself. Harry H. Baldwin of the firm of E. A. Baldwin & Sons, masons, of 1S3 Howard avenue, was at work about his premises. He is not a union man. Lynch and his companions greeted him with few unpleasant epithets. He resented their abuse and they replied by vigorously assaulting him. Officer J. H. Moore happened upon the scene before the scufae had progressed more than few seconds and esllantly captured Lynch, after sharp tussle. His two conn panions fled. Lynch was brought to the police station and released on $100 bonds.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
6,OOO People Attens

The Second Regiment band gave another concert on the green last evening. Fnlly 5000 people attended it and enjoyed it thoroughly.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
Paying the Fire Department.

The semi-monthly pay. roll of the fire de- partInent was audited for the first time by the board of finance last night. It amounted to g, 621 34. The members of the depart msnt will receive their checks to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
To she Pouxhkeep.ie Bridge.

About 125 persons went from this city on the excursion yesterday over the Housatonic and New England roads by way of Hawley- vile to the Poughkeepsie bridge. A special train left the Derby depot in this city at 7:45.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

Earned rnns-Worcester 6, Washington 4. Two base hits-Staltz, Terrier: Three base hits-spill, Staltz, Bader g. Whistler 2, Jordan. Daniels. First on Dalls-Jones, Cudworth, Whistler, Bader First pitcher-Bader 2. Terrien. Kennedy. Struck out Stafford, Meister, Jones Spill, Bird B, Hill, Wentz sisted; Gleason and Hill. Umpire, Mahoney. Time hours, 45 minutes. Hits-Worcester ls, Washing teries-John StaffcrG and Terrier; Underwood, Daniels and Riddle.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
NQfiee,

During the summer TEE JOURNAL AND COURIER will be sent to any address, and changed as often as desired, at the regular subscription rates, postage paid.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
WILL BUILD BEFORE LONG.

Tho Organized Charities and the
 United Workers - A LOt on Orange
 Street.
 The project of erecting building for the joint use of the Organized Charities associa- tion and the United Workers is in a fair way for consummation at no distant day.
 Some time ago a committee of the Organ ized Charities, consisting of Henry 0. White, Dr. W. G. Daggett, City Engineer Hill, Pro- lessor Henry w. Farnam and Professor Francis Wayland, was appointed to act in connection with committee from the United Workers, in looking about to see what could be done. The joint committee has looked at several different sites and has considered the advantages of each and has at last about de- cided that piece of property on Orange street, belonging to the estate of the late Robert B. Bradley will be the best location. The property is about 200 feet deep and has frontage on Orange street of about 55 feet. Property in this neighborhood is valued at about $175 per front foot, and cannot be purchased for much less than that. No definite steps has as yet been taken, but the committee has the refusal of the property and does not anticipate any trouble in rais- ing the funds necessary to purchase 1t. The money willhs raised by popular subaesip- ttQn,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

Roy A. Wells, aged ten, was accidentally drowned as Montosus Csty, Mas, Wsdnss- rey nishh
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

Surrendered to Lieutenant Wrinn.
 James Gildea of Davenport avenue assault ed William Turbers SO severely near the cemetery end of his street yesterday after. noon that William procured a warrant for Gildea's arrest. Gildea heard of this and surrendered himself to Lieutenant Wrinn at the police station last night. He was re- leased on $75 bonds.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
WILMINGTON. 5 O 1o D n

Nsw Hayen. .............0 9 0-ee
 Two base hits-Cahill, Lang Three base hit Coogan Left on bases-New Haven 5, Wilmington A. First on called bals-McKee. Lally, Doyle, Gil Doyle, Gilliland, Keay, Coogan, Lynch, Carl, Cor coran, Anderson, Newell. Galligan, Williams. Stolen bases-McKee, Lynch, Keay, Anderson, Gal Hgan. Double play-Carl and Keay. Time of game 1:65 Umpire. Hunt.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
Jersev Cftv Il. Baltimore 6.

JERSEY CrrY, July 17.-A failure to hit
 I the ball when hit meant runs defeated the local team today. It had the bases filled in two innings and only one man out, but double play in each prevented runs. Score:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
Ohallen0e.

The undersigned hereby challenges those eight members of the trade assembly in open debate on the yeast question in 8 mass meet ing to be held publicly on Saturday, July 19, at Trades Council hall, to show reasons why they support Fleischman and without reason wish to raise the boycott which has been placed by the American Federation of Labor in convention at Boston, Mass., in December, 1889. AUGUST DkLABAR, International Secretary Journeyman Bakers
 and Confectionery International Union of
 America.
 15O Nassau street, room 52, New York city. jy182t
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
The Yale q Towne Company Decides te
 Close igS Factories.

STAMFORD, Conn.,, July 1.-The deter imitation of the Yale & Towne company to close it's factories causes considerable uneasi- ployed by the concern, and the company paid out about $5o,0OO month in wages. The merchants look upon the shutdown as a serious blow to the town.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
ROYS nURGLARlXE A STORE.

EtOyS EUk&GL HlAH N A S1ONHs Two of the Young Burglars Captured
 at Their Work Last Night - FaiE
 Haven.
 For the past week or more there have been evidences of petty burglaries committed dur. ing the night at the grocery store of F. E. Hull, No. 399 Grand avenue. Watch has been placed upon the store from the outside, but it failed to reveal the thieves. Last night, however, two young boys were caught at their work in the store. They entered by means of an upper window and busted them. selves with ransacking the stock, selecting little triHes that caught their fancy, and rifling the money drawer of the small amount of change that was in it. They were taken to the Grand avenue precinct, where they gave the name of Barton. They live in Fail Haven. It is thought they belong to a gang of youngsters who practice these petty burg. laries upon the Fair Haven store keepers Many stores about the place have suffered by the petty burglaries of late.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
Jersey City ........ ....0 Q Q Q Q 0-l Baltimore. 0 1 0 0 x-f

Baltimore. ...............s Q o x-6
 Hits-Jersey City g, Baltimore 6. Errors-Jersey City 3. Baltimore ], Batteries -MeDermott and Jersey City l, Baltimore 2. Two base hits-Rous- sey, Turner. Left on bases-Jersey City 9, Balti- more A. Stolen bases-Baltimore First on balls -McDermott 8, off O'Rourke 4. Hit by pitcher Turner. Ray. First on errors-Jersey City l, Bati' more l. Struck uot-McDermott 1, O'Rourke 2. Wild pitches-Turner. Double plays-Werrick, Mack and Powers; Ray, Mack and Powers; Rous- sey, Brady and Dooley. Time hour. % minutes. U8lpire. Kelley
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

George M. Grant Awarded the Con-
 tract to Build the Electric Light
 Works on Grand Avenue.
 One of the papers yesterday announced that the contract for building the new works of the New Haven Electric Light company on Grand avenue had been awarded to a Hartford contractor. Such is not the fact, however, as the contract has been awarded to George M. Grant of this city. The build- ings will be one story high. but the extent of the work is seen from the fact that over half million brick will be required for the buildings.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

COlbuFnsa PhilaaeIphia Mussara. Tx. seilent pnsank appelixin eds digeQtsont n tan1.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

Straw mats at half price at Brooks &sCe.'s. Chapel, corner State. Trunks and satchels. full' 'ssl ostmsnt ef the hsst goods.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
Worcester 9, Washington 9.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 17.-The Wor~ cesters and Washingtons played very ex- citing ten inning tie game to-day, errors by Campion and Spill losing the game to the home team after they had it we'll in hand twice. The game was called on account of darkness
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY

Art Goeds-Evarts Cutler.
 ExcurDionS-Lake SAltonstaLl. For Sale-Chop House-270 State Street. Hoods Sarsaparilla.At Druggists Kemp's BaIsam-At Druggfsts. Horsoes-Smedley Bros G Go. Probate Notice-Estate of David R. Baldwin. Safe Investments-Bunnell q Scranton. Wanted Situatfon-433 Temple Street. Wanted-Hituatfon-S2 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
It sneak. for UtselC.

lt Speaks for Itse1f.
 Every young man who has entered Barnes Shorthand school has been placed in @ posi- tion soon as qualified. MT. R. H. Bishop
 has just entered a large commercial house after a few months' course It pays
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18

DOn,t mIss Our clearance sale of boots and shoes. You can secure good bargains.
 0. H. AYERs, 814 Chapel street. The rosy freshness and a velvety softness of the skin is invariably obtained by those who use Pozzoni's Complexion Powder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

bolsos para esos 6nes, y. como
dijo 81 sefiOr Bscerra, fomentan 81
ejkrcito nacional; debiendo agre.
gar nosotrOs que esto 10 hacen Dc
su psculio propio J sin ser On
NADIA gravosos 81 Estado, que tie
ne { Ia vez, en- ellos, uno de los
mas frmes baluartes de las insti.
tnciones nacionales.
lPor que, m'rar tan NAL IN
derecho que exige Ia justicia,
recommends Ia raz6n J aconseJa ell
patriotismo1
Enmudezcan. pues, los gratui-
tos detractores de ese benem9rito
cuerpo, y cesen ellos en- su insaua
propaganda contra los patriotap.
7 hurra por el Parlamento espa.
mol y por Espatia entera, que con
caritio los aclanan, y por los ini.
ciadores de un pensamiento que
es Ia gran reparaci6n hist6rica ,
Ia msrecida recompensa de estos
tiempos.
lQuisn puede cOncsbir siquiera
que en- el seno del patriotismo se
ataque Z los defensorss de 10 Pa.
trial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
Contra el bandOlerismO

Contra esa sspecie de bandole.
rismo que ha comenzado . mani.
festarse en- esta Isla, J que ha de-
nunciado ID prensa de ambos par
tidos, &c estGn dictando energicas
diligencias, SO est& desplegando
una actividad que honra q 10 yer.
dad D nuestro Gobierno, y hAbla
muy alto en- favcr del cello del
mismo y de los que le SON auxi-
liares en- los intereses de orden
pdblico.
In el ndmero anterior, resefa.
bamos Ell acto vand&lico llevado 4
cabo en- una hacienda de cafe de
un estimado amigo nuestro del
pueblo de Comerio, 10 cual ha-
cienda ha sido talada y degolladas
algunas reses de Ia misma, hecho
que no pudo menos de csusal
honda impression, y que es de gra.
vedad suma, puesto que presupo.
ne plan meditado y concurso de
varias personas, para lIevarlo 4
eabo.
Al I'm, en- pocos diar, mucho 81
ha adelantado en- Ia Ayeriguacior
/ de ese acto criminal y saIvaie.
| El digno y celoso Ofcial de |,
benemerita Guardia Civil, dol
Lorenzo Fernandez y Moreira
lque merece por clio cAlurosol
placemes, con las fuersas q SUI
6rdenes en- dicho pueblo y Ia d'
los hwitrofes, ha logrado captu
rar nada menos que treinta y ire.
individuos, presuntos Autores J
completes de aquel hecho, y coz
| tal OCCASION han caido adem&s en-
gu poder otros seis individuos re-
clamados por las antoridades.
lBien por 10 benemerital; }
ojalA que con este ejemplo CO.
mieneen q escarmentar los saItea.
dores y Sc poDga coto al desen-
fren0.
Tambien sabemos que en- Pom
ce ba sido capturado, por fuerzs
ie Orden Pdblico, uno de los cri
minales fugado Id POGO tempo
de aquella C&rcel.
Todo revela que pronto ha de
tener su fin Ia situaci6n excepeio
aal que atravesamos, y cuente
ouestra Superior Autoridsd que
el BoLETlN MERoANTIL, CONT
siempre, eoadyuvara 4 los altos
fines del Gobierno. /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
ESPANl EN SUR-IKIRICl.

No hemos podido leer sin sen.
tir conmovido por legisimo orgu
Ito nuestro coraz6n espafiol, IN
enthusiastic articulo, apoIogstico en-
alto grado para nuestra Patria ,
Ell submarine Psrdl J su ilustre
inventor, que ha publicado en- sus
columnas un importante peri6dico
de Baenos Aires, FL Csnsor.
Con tanto mayor gusto y frui.
cion vsmos ! honrar este sitio del
BoLETIH, heraldo ineansab'e de lac
g'orias y prestigios nacionales,
reproduciendo aqui parle del aIu.
dido artieulc de EI Censor, GUAM
60 que esa brillante, calurosa } sir.
cera apologize de nuestra idolatra.
da Espaha, del Psra! , del iusig-
ne Marino de este nombrc, hSse
sscritO con todas sus her NJ osas.
CON todas sus gallardas ideas, en-
an periodico de esa America que
IN dia arrol 8 Luestra altiva ban.
dera entire sus ondulantes pile
gues. De esa America que, spaga.
dos los rencores J extinguidas las
amarguras de la cruel contienda
della emancipation, vuelve hoy sus
ojos y su alma, CON carino J gra.
tltud, hacia Ia nobi'tsima, hacia Ia
immortal Matrona que Ia descu-
briera, evangelizara. civilizara y
engrandeciera, y aDhela confun-
dirse en- su amante y provide seno
dsndole el osculo J el abrazo san.
tos de eterna reconciliation y So
lidaridad, esa solidaridad y recon
ciIiacion que imponep, entire e .pa
ia y los pueb.osque en- este hemis
ferio hablan nuestro idioma Y GO
envanecen de su ibera estirpe, los
vinculos de Ia familia y de 10 san.
gre, Ia comunldad de Orlgen y de
raza, las infalibles enseianzas de
10 historic y las supremas necesi :
dAdes del presente y del porvenir.
Por esto, por proceder de donde
|proeeden esos elocuenti.imOs elo.
gios, esos ferEientes homenaies de
admiration 4 nnestra Patria ' Al
Psrats por esto, repetimos, J por-
que en gran manera halagAn nues.
|sro Orgullo de buenos espanoles,
rspF0ancimos con placer en- Il
BoIETsE varies Do los galIardes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
fHlSIA EL SENIOR BEERRl!

Por las manifestaciones que de
algtn tempo & esta parte apare-
cen en 10 prensa autonomista de
esta Isla, relativas al actual Mi.
nistro de Ultramar, senior Bece.
era, vemes elaramente que este
Consejero de Ia Corona va per.
iiendo de dia en- dia Ia gracia }
las sinpatias que no muy antaAo
le demostraban nuestros adverse.
rios.
AL seHor Bscerra no le vale %
abolengo liberal, nj que sea el
Ministro mas democratic dc todos
los que Sc han sentado en- IL pol
trona de Ultramar desde IL Res.
tauraci6n.
El senior Becerra no 90 ha de.
clarado partidario de Ia autono-
mia para estas Antillas, nj del
sufragio universal para las mis-
mas, { pesar de sus proyectos de
reforms electoral ultramarina, y
con esto basta y sobra para que
le declaren 10 guerra los aut6no.
mos snragSs de esta provinces.
Va IN peri6dico del gremio se,
permits decir "que CON respecto
al senior Bscerra, solo nm deseo
abriga: que abandone su butacs
ministerial de Ultramar pronto.. !"
NADIA; el juego no varia y &c
distingue q Ia legua; pedirle otra
cosa al autouomismo equivaldrta
1 pedirle peras al olmo.
Probado esta que 4 los Minis.
tros de Ultramar, en- el concepto
y en- Las pasiones del autonomis.
mo, les oturre 10 propio, identica.
mente, que . los Gobernadores de
estas provincias.
Todos son mslos, y ell Altimo
siempre es el peor.
iY que haya aun cGndidos {
inocentes que 90 hsgan ilusiones
CON los polisicastros de Ia auto.
nomia antillanal
lPequeno desengafio les espera !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

examinaxlaa antes. mientras one
con leS Qjos cerrndon hubIeran lido
q fin del mundo eniad0n Dor 81
antique Oanclllef, que Ii sabldo
gobernnk 81 mund0 bai0 tres en-
psradofes.
y se rira con mncha atenci6n
la situaci6n actual de Austria &
Italia, las dos grandes amigaa de
Alsmania, que se vera ! Que por
algdn tempo NADIA cambiaran am
bas naciones On nus rclaCiones con
ei impeFio, estando ligadas con 81 (;
pero tambi6n 80 vera que los trata.
dos que unen 6 las dos naciones
enemigas, es decir, ItaIia y Aus
tria, con Alemania, espiran en-
breve; el de Austria se concluye
on 1891, 81 de Italia ell afio si-
tguiente. Pues W - b publ
cado u opinion De IN antique
ministro italiano, homb1e de c.
1ientO y que no tiene nad4 de- co.
mum con los sOcialistas n con los
republican0G dire mas, hi con lOs
mismos monlrquicos llbeEales e.
te hombre se llama 81 Sr. dc Bon
CHI; 80 opinion e. que no - reno-
vark Ell tratado de alianza con Ale
mania, por dos casan, ID pRimera
por haber sldo esta alidnza II mis-
ma economies } iinanciera dc It's
lie; II segunda, pof ID marcha de
Bismarck; d tales son "a los sen.
timientos do algunos italianos mo-
nAfquiCos, no sd ID que diran los H.
berales, que nunca han aido parsi-
daKlos de- la alianza. nnnndn yean
que GuilleFmo 10 da la mano q
Papa para que su pOder sea res
petado por TODD el mnndo. y uui.
sas tambiens para darIe el poder
material que ha pfesEdido /; no di.
| go que Aesto sucedeFk, paiO q 81
cediese, no me extrafarfa.
Tocante al imperf0 AnslfiagO. 81
GuillermO hace Ia pas con Rusia. '
autorixa 81 gran ilnpeKi0 del norSs
9 obfar como mejoE IL pare1ca en-
Oficnte, 10 alianza con AIemania
"a NO tiene su rag6n, y entonces
|abuE L. triple alianxa no exIstirk
mas que como nm daso hiGt6rieO.
Nstas circumstances, bastnnte al.
fiCilss de resolver ed 81 momento
mismo, han vuelt0 & agitar Il
question de M acuerdo entire Fran
| cia y Alemanias HaOe alg6n tiom-
po que un antique ofclaI frances
sgregado & Il embaiada de Berlin,
public6 nm fcileto, sobre ID ponlbl.
lidad- de una alianxa .franco- Ale.
mana; Il question 60 demasiadO
grave para que me ocnpe de ella
ain conocer antes la opinion dolOs
hombres al c0rriente de La politiea
y de las cueationes diplomktIcas, y
esta opinion 90 muy dificiI de 60.
nocer, pOrque ciertos- peri6dIOos
han lido 6 Censultar vafias perso.
nas; nj unas, nj otras han qu6rid0
dar 50 apreciaci6n, y la misma IL
nea de conducta siguen muchas
personals, de modo que todo 10 que
90 puede decir no son mas que %.
.abras en- el aire; en- este easo, mks
vale callarse.
3. Contamins d LassMr.
csrrsvosssi = Rsrs ~ aBsleia A.rss.Aa.,'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

oosesi6n judicial, momsntos antes
del heeho, y despu6s de- IN largo
pleito pOr deudas, 81 desgraciado
senior P0lanco.
81 matador se halla en- podsr
de Ia justicia.
Lamentamos tan triste suceso
= rogamos por el eterno descanso
del setior PoIanco, enviando nues
tro sentido p6same 4 sus aHigidos
deudos 10 mismo que & ID distin.
guida familia de nuestro respects.
BILE amigo, el Excmo Sr D. Clio.
tide Santiago, de quien es sobri-
na 10 afligida esposa del in'erfecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
iQUE GRAN PROGRRSO |

~ luego habrA quien niegue
que 10 nacion norte- -americana es
|el pueblo de los sublimes progre-
sos
Mientras en- Otros paises 80 de-.
vanan los sesos los hombres dc
cienciA buscandO 3 excogitand0
nuevAs aplicacionss de Ii electri.
cidad sn bien J provecho y ade.
lanto del g6nero humane, On Ell
Eatado de Nusva. York, deapu6s
De impsObCs ! laborioaos sn1ayoa
] xPSlImsnlV. aeNhN pev aa d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

co Real de aquella Jurisdiction,
On el repartimiento del actual
siio econ6mico, , contra 81 cual
aeuerdo habia acudido en- alxada
ante Ia Diputaci6n Provincial,
pidiendo ID suspension del mis-
mo, el seiior don Sebastian Mu
noE y Rivera, representante de Ia
Succession Aldecoa, cuyo recurso
80 declar6 sin lugar por II Corpo-
racion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Sc Abri6 Ia session d Ia de Ia
.arde, bsjo 10 presideneia del ST.
Ubarri, estando presentes los Sres
Diputados Alvarez Perez, Cine
neE, CARROT, Fernandez, Perez,
Cerra, Brau, Ferrer, Cepeda, Ra
mos, Amell. Figueras, Blanco,
Marines, 0teKO, MendizGbal, L6.
per Landr6n } Domfngnex.
LeidA el acta dc Ii session ante--
rior, fu6 aprobads, mas no sin
oeasionar largo debate que pro-
aacvl6 d ssaOF VigueFasl sonclu-