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The evening world., 1890-06-04
SPOOKs N MONKS ATTIRE.
A Ghostly Monastery Which Rose
Out Of the Ground.
It Was Seen by . Young Man on His
Way Home from . Party.

News Of one of the most interesting
ghost stories ever heard in upper De Kalb
County has been brought to light here,
says the Nashville american. The facts
are about as follows;
Tuesday night a young man, while re-
turning from q neighborhood dance about
1 o'clock, took the lonely road for home
surrounded by deep wales and lofty peaks.
and overhung with huge cliffs. whose
submits are crowned with gigantic pines.
Not a clear ing disturbs the thickness
of the woodland, save one solitary SPOT
almost overgrown with vines and shrubs,
where stands Wondering an old stone
building, with decayed and ruined walls
and lofty towers, almost overgrown with
moss, resembling greatly the old haunted
Kirk Alloway, so famous in Tam
O'Shanter."
All tb ese scenes com bined could not
daunt the courage of the young noun
taineer as he marched on with quicken
ing pace. 49,.
But Just as he was approaching the old
haunted building, which has for many
years been irequented by the ghost of a
mysterious old lady, who many ear ago
suddenly disappeared; as an old freside
legend has it, and took up her abode In
the vaults of this old building, which
was anciently used by a band of exiled
monks and thought to have been built
by them at least n century ago, and which
has for many years been hidden from
public notice, unvisited for n long time
by any human being, there, suddenly
rising from the ground, like the ghost of
Banquo, appeared before him q tall, dark
apparition with outstretched hands and
glowing eyes revolving in their fiery
sockets. and tangled gray hair, wearing o
loose black robe descending from the
shoulder to the feet.
The boy stood amazed. m%otionless and
dumb. This scene lasted but for q mo-
ment.
The ghost, as suddenly as 1t appeared,
disappeared. Recognizing his situation
the boy Immediately made q forward
double quick at an almost incredible rate.
CHANGING over his shoulder he saw the
old monastery lighted by candles, which
we're held in the hands of q solemn pro-
cession of monks in their religious attire.
as they treaded noiselessly around an iron
coffin in the centre of the floor.
Upon the coffin were w candles, n
upon the head. the other upon the foot.
Each monk carried n cross of his order,
they were chanting an old English
tune.
Upon the head of the coffin was q gol-
den cross, and as each monk passed the
cross he made n low bow and uttered
words of PRAYER.
Suddenly oil was dark and the vaulted
doors of the interior part of the old mon
astery were heard to open and creak upon
their rusty hinges, and then began a
Of chains aud q chaos of ghostly
which were soon hushed, the
doors closing with q slam.
All was now silent, and the owl again
began his hooting and the wind was
heard signing through the pines.
No consideration could have kept the
boy long Oh this lonely spot. He rushed
and reached home almost un-
conscious.
He aroused the family with his terrific
cries. and il was not until several appli-
of camphor were made that he
was able to tell his story.
The evening world., 1890-06-04
FACTS ABOUT THE BLOOD.
Interesting Statistics Regarding the
Human Vital Fluid.

Interesting Statistics Regarding the
Human Vital Fluid.
The amount of blood in the body Is
one-thirtieth the weight of the body, or
five or six quarts, or eleven or twelve
pounds. says a writer in the st. Louis
Republic. The average man dies when he
has lost one-hith of his blood. The heart
with each contraction elects six ounces OF
blood from each yentricle, at a pressure
in the left yentricle of One-fourth Of an
atmosphere.
The heart sends all the blood around
the body of the average man once every
thirty seconds, or in about thirty-fiye con-
fractions of the organ.
A deadly poison injected into the veins
kills in fifteen seconds on the average;
injected under the skin in about four
minutes.
A cubic millimetre Of blood contains
s, 600. 900 blood cells in the average man,
and bou 4, 500, 900 in the average woman.
There are 800 red cells TO every one white
blood cell. The red cells have an average
diameter of IS, 200 Of an inch, the white
cells of lbs. 600 of an inch.
The specific gravity of blood is /. 055.
The frequency of the pulse in the new
born is $50; in infants one year old, ITO;
at two years, 95; from seven to fourteen,
IN adult man. rs; womAn so. The
are ons-fourth as rapid as the
The evening world., 1890-06-04
ENSUS-TAKER

The worthy men who go from house to
house and assail GnohendinG citizens by
discharging yolleys of questions at them
are getting on with the census. Their
hearts must sink when they come TO some
of those impairment questions as to age
and marriage when they are putting q
woman through their catechism. But
still only one of the enumerators has
persisted yet, and it is not certain that the
work led him to kill himself. Still they
will be glad when it is found out how
many we are.
The evening world., 1890-06-04
NO FARE FOR THE DOLL.

Innocent Childhood Utterly Discon-
certs a Washington Car Conductor.
A rather small girl of perhaps eight
summers got OF board IN F street car the
day before yesterday, says the Washing
ton Critic, with q doll thrown over her
shoulder as big rs a four-year old child,
under the weight of which she positively
staggered.
1t had on a real little boys hat and It
was no until the passengers had had time
to observe the tixlty of its round-eyed stare
and the unnatural hue of its porcelain
complexion that they realized 1t was not
an actual infant.
1t even had on a thick coat for protec-
ton against the weather, made in the
latest fashion. and its hair hung in golden
ringlets over its shoulders.
The little girl seated herself near the
forward end of the vehicle and placed
the doll beside her in the attitude of look
ing out of the wludow. as children do,
kneeling upon the seat. Presently the
conductor came along for fares and she
handed him a single ticket.
You must pay for your little brother.
too, if he is to occupy a seat. That Is the
rule of this line"
But this is not my brother. " replied
the small girl. sitting with one hand hold
ing onto the doll. which was still appar-
emily engaged in gazing out of the
window.
well. he may be your cousin, for all
l know; but yer gotter pay fer him unless
you take him Oh your lap"
"All right" said the small girl, philo-
IN take him."
And with that she lifted the doll into
her lap, SO that it faced the conductor,
who. after gazing at it for eight seconds
by the watch. rushed out upon the plat
form amid the tittering of the other pas
sengers. and in his agitation, recorded
four extra uncalled-for fares.
The little girl got off at Ninth street,
the doll over her shoulder, and staggered
Pennsylvania avenue.
The evening world., 1890-06-04
ATHLETES IN REPos=.

Fred Gibson Is much given to the sail and pad.
die and is out in his canoe as often as possible,
He understands his frail craft thoroughly. but
has a penchant for upsetting, ''for the fun of the
thing"
T. G. Woods is a tennis-plAyer from way back
back in Harlem. But he comes to the
front gamely as an exponent OF the game, He
has a hne array OF trophies won by his peculiar
serving "cut."
Edward Patterson Patters over the Harlem in
swift time aud in his shell. He Is :" out " for
regatta racing and ought to add another victory
to the already long list of the AtalAntas.
BILLY" Coster. football player and heavy
weight man OF the New York Athletic Club. has
taken to s~printing with hattering success. He
- sprints" next Saturday at Trayers Island.
The evening world., 1890-06-04
SPo1LETS.


Herman oelrichs thought he was getting a
Fair bride yesterday. SO she was, by name and
nature.
The anglers from town are trying to hook the
net profits from the Jamaica Bay fishermen. but
the nets are still spread.
-.
Matron Webb was as good as an inn-keeper.
She was so kind to tho waif farers.
The average politician isn't so good that he
wants his duties multiplied. Hence his position
on the tariff question.
One would think that the old salts would like
to go to EPSON. But they may not be that kind
Of salts.
Uncertain is our human lot;.
There's change wnere'er / look.
The place where change still coineth not
1s-in my pocketbook.
Even in its play The WORLD shows itself an
earnest worker. Tha 10 what the play wright
thinks.
How things do At ini Now that ice is becom-
ing the luxury only OF q millionaire. the water
is getting scarce. SO that there isn't SO much to
Ice.
Peter Jackson is not g crafty fellow. but his
spar deck is all right.
The Austrian woman who has received the
diploma OF oculist will not be the first of her sex
to make eyes.
The evening world., 1890-06-04

A poor man has been arrested for
hitting q goat He, the man. was inoffen-
sively consuming his dinner WHEN the
bad goat charged ON him. Then the man
organized a strike. And for this he has
been arrested Why such morbid SYM
psthy for a goat?
The evening world., 1890-06-04

Superintendent MURGAY will soon take
3 sace,ion, His health Of late has given
much anxiety TO his numerous friends,
who will be glad TO see him take an out
ing and build mp. The rosues will wit
ness his departure with a good deal Of
deliEht. too.
The evening world., 1890-06-04

France has hettered herself with Russia
by getting on 10 a NihIlist plot against the
Gar and working actively to suppress it.
ALEXANDER wants all the hfe-preseryers
that he eau get.
The evening world., 1890-06-04

The Duke D'oRLEANs has been let out
OF jail. He will 60 TO Switzerland. THIS
Is cheerful change for the Duke. and we
congratulate him.
The evening world., 1890-06-04
self-Possession.

iron HaFpsF's BaEaE.l
81 bought ; donkey yesterday, Just for
fun. . remarked GuTlsy.
swell replied Gazzgm. that's : re-
mAEkable instance Of sslf-posssssion-
The evening world., 1890-06-04
A Rscketing Moon.

rEoA I@noHiHsa NsHA
Mabel-How pale the moon il
Jo~sephus-Yes; il has been out until quite
late Tor several nights.
The evening world., 1890-06-04

MATT QUAY has caught a drumhsh.
You can bet it Is a dramhsh that is hard
10 beat
The evening world., 1890-06-04
Their seventh Annual Receipt,

Their Seventh Annual Reception
The seventh annual reception OF the m
ployees OF Dempsey q Carroll and Simpson.
Hall. Miller 4 90. viii be held ct Suffers
Harlem River PARK Friday evening. An
enjoyable evening u anticipated
The evening world., 1890-06-04

How the Fund Stands.
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The evening world., 1890-06-04

Brooklyn Comes Forward.
To TIE Editor
Enclosed please find OIL for the benefit Of
the sick babies. From one who, thank God.
has everything she desires. +. E.
The evening world., 1890-06-04

Herman Oelrichs thought he was getting .
Fair bride yesterday. SO she was, by name and
nature.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

IgusIea promesaa hizO en- nom.
bre de Ia Eni6n Megonnt1 81 sefiol
MuDiesa, egeye0do De fhOiI reali
zaci6n levnntar 10 empF6stit0 ID
10 s 15 millones de pesefas.
El Sc. Perez SoeC pidi6 que el
gobieFn0 ae pusieEa 4 l. cabeza dc
este nOylmient0.
5 30 aeiiOF Laa indic6 que pueden
annarse Il Indicative Ofcial y Ia
particular; J en- id6ntipO sentid
Sc axpreparon otros seiiores, pasAp-
dose enseguida D pr0poner s0luCiO-
luciOnas cOnvretss. que explan6 COR
50 habitat elocuencia Ell senior La
bra, y & lae cuales 0i6 fofma d.
proposici6n 81 seIior Navarro Be
verteF.
La caIidad de las peraonas que
concurrieron 6 esta iunta, 81 entu-
siasmo y Ii unanimidad dc parece
res de que % hallan animadas, y .
beneplAcito con cue mira nuestro
gobiernO los prop6sitos do estos
buenos espaloles, tOdo esto es prem
da segufa dc que habrkn de verse
cumpiidamente realiEadOe, psra
gloria dc Espaia , del inmorta
6esCubridoE de America.
l'.Nossdadss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

La evoluci6n aGricola 90 ha ope
RADIO " de uua manera sorprenden
te, y 4 los que aver citaban Is agTi
|cultura de Santa F6 como un prodi
gio nacional. puede rpcordarsa aho
"a la Campafla de Buenos Aires
que siembra mas que aqneila pro,
vin0ia, Ia avenida de clen legnsl
lie plaDtacionss no interrumpidaA,
que recofre 81 ferr0carriI Oentrs
. gantino desde IA ciuuad del Ro-
sarto hasta 10 dc Cordoba. la tram
70 nlaci6n de una paEte de los Cam.
pos yefn1os de Santiago, de Tncu.
man, de San juan y de Mendozs; Ia
colonization de Cotrientes, de- Ed
trerfos, de los territories naci. ma
les = la activ dad fecuudadora que
se siente ca las denaas regiones !
'proviacias donde la naturaleza re-
Oel,ie Sc ablaUda con La ola del ca
pital y de los braxOs europeos.
OeTeales, forraje, semillas, vinos,
alcoholics licores, az1cat tes, taba-
90, anil, cafe, aFroz, farinkceos. gra-
nos, oleaginosos, maderas, mate.
rias textiles, frntas, los derivados
de las materias primas vegetables y
IL Transformation de los frutos Y
prodnetos de In ganaderia, est2n
FepEesaUtadOs con Ia efieaCla v va
riedad que correspOnde & an pair
que - entrega eu6rgicamente, tras
laFgos amos de luchas estSFiles, 6
las fstigas inmensas, peso redento-
ras, de Ia indnstria.
La secciones y pabellones OK
tFanjeros, estrechos para conterer
los variados productos y Ia maqui-
naria, los 6tiles aplicables & laA
eSplotaciones rurales y las estadis-
ticas que los demnestran; por otra
parte el volumlnoso candal de 10
corriepte economies que alimenta
la labor agfAria, = el alto inter6s
con que gablernos, industflales y
etladores han Acogido uuestra ini-
ciativa, cooperan & realizar SOS
altos anhelos de una manera de.
clsiva, que Ia Sociedad Rural ar.
gentina agradece vivameuts.
La canpaha argentina 30 emo
bleee bajo la inf ,eacia de Ias ini.
uiatlvas distlnguidas y del capital,
Iue reallzsn on ella 50 evolici6n
= lenta, psro edi6caAte
: segula.
ReproducidO.)
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s Tanto en- IL rnnjef como en- 81
Ihombre, 10 sensibi idad exsgera.
de produce & menud0 los mas sin.
gulatea efectos (; a'gnnas personat
ca0richOsss tenen el monipnto d.
santarae & 10 meAa, Y la visa de los
mat jares llega hasta & Callsarlea o.
pasmos y calsmbres de est6mago ;
es en- vano dir g,rse & 50 raz6n J
buen sentids, pues todo estriba en-
calmar Ell sissema neryiaso one est /,
Axcltsdo, y psra clio hay que re-
cuffif 81 Eiiriy aMtinsSvios6 polibro.
|asaTado ~ Bdadyy, que obra como
sedativo - par que como regular.
sador de las alteradss fnnci0nes
ltomapdl diariamepte uns q do,
euchasadas soperas de este preciosc
medleamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
R,.E:11'YIS IST.A. COMMERCIAL
k~>-~saas.=@ IEl - sNs .2N- -
:. 49,. NOTICIAS.Y ANUNCIOS. sias-

dido en Ia deceDa 442 sacos aensts-
fugas de Ponce regular coInr 8.
grano, alrededuF de ue.etar .0zf
70 sacos aIgo msior 4 pesetas a7s.
2U6 acos miel coIor claro 81 redc...
oafada go - : w szS
mismo nrecso ,So So ~ :..1.u nnnsMo g.
i vanor Ca TSc. 80 go es.h $3.50
bnen ntimer" a. -, 4. 80 80 .ass.1as s.ss ~
90 han c,,,,certad1 re,9ts. - ..s.<s
das centr f,7oos h,,s,, 8. a'.ss... ~ = -s
elases e,,ha7raaas :. 8, 80 Is g ,,ss., s 49,
precios one nn I4ecnen No.
0nedan may ,risfoa * 60, -. q.
c.as estoe sim 81 maes,,sssss sss ~ .'sss... 80
Il & nrscios hs,.,s sSc,,I.,..s se's ....
daa co,no xssos ~ -. ssts., .sS. y. s- ,,.
cil1 con ~ ~ o cs,.,s - go. - =.
alonnaa ~ - esrers ,rs A. y 1.r... c.r.~....
,rneioe rasnltaS = 60 -, =. :,..r - -. -.
yad,,eiSn Doc - a. 49, - ~. 49, 4,
ms fsnto dsSnc,, -. 49,. o - -. =
das "a or;ger q hs = -. ~
lots ss - cant,sfnga - ~ ,s;,ssa - ,snu'sx -
pequefo y color blanso, / rsas: q.
lcs :. Al -60 despachaio eatA Glaze
gvsS = ,,.b - aS.,;aa CJnsumO squl y Y Nen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
GACErILLAs.

'sLeyeS oiTiles do Espafa. ."--Ss
ha recibido On esta Imprenta Ia
maanf6ca obra que lleYa aQuel g.
'tul0, j que altalnente Sc reOomian.
Ida con solo decir que en- ele-
gante volsimea cOntiene los C6digOs
Cspsl y De C0mer0iO, Ia Ley HspoteCG-
ria y u ae EaiWsCiumiento 0iCil
la Organizes del POdsr Judicial, lcs
AvanOsies iwdsOsaiss b "a COnstilw-
ei<H ds 1876, y on la parte On que
con 81 do7eebneivil Sc reiacionaD las
Ileyes de Agtsas, Minas, Montes. No
tnriade, Pr0piedGd liierGri0 s sndma-
|frSsE 1smbrs E6ps0psaCs6A vi lha
damas leyHa, Rsalts decretua, Rea-
lee 6rdenea y Teglanaenfos Cd h
acknalidad vigentes en- materia ci.
|vll J mercantil, con nctaa ] con.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOs De EznUIAeA

"A FUbEAhNNA1 11s
g' CASE de giros J comiaiones.
Agentsa de los vaporss-correos de Il
Uompania TrasatlAntIca Espanola.
Agantss de id Id de Los senoTes
White Gsnn J Co., de Liverpool.
Agsntss de Id i'd de Los senores L..
rrinAga J Co., do Id.
Agsntes dc ID Id dc los sefiores j. T.
Nickels y CO., de i'd.
Agsntes dc 10 Oompania dc SECURE,
,ontFa Iucsndios dsuomiuada lA +" 10.
Iynl dsid ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
A los hacendadOs dc cafe

" -
81 que suscribe se Offece para Ia
montnra de ruedas hidraulicas, tn.
berfas, rollos de descscarar caie, ]
cuantos aparatos medefnos se EN-.
plean hoy en- Ia preparation de di'
cho grano.
Taubien se encarga de moDtai
por rooo precio la "Secaderas sis.
tema "Gusrdiola, "que tan bnshos
reeultados esta dRndo donde quiers
que 90 ha montsdo. tas.s.sss ass
Para iptormes dirigir ID CORES.
pondenca Al one suscgibe, en- el
"Cometa" de Trnjillo j Hubi6A.
Ponce, II de AbIil de 1890.
Rafael Barysnschsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
vRRMOUTH DR TORINO
DR Ia AcnRuTrADA CASA ,sss q
FRAKCIDGO OITZAN0 Y COMP.
De TORN @. :

El vermouth OINzANO, por s1
e1celente Calidad, pureza y Condi,
clones higi6niCas, es 81 mas apre.
ciado en- Europa, prinCipalInente
On Bspsha, y el que Sc exporta en
mayoFes eahtidades para los paiseA
10 UltFaMaF.
RecomendaAaps eh6asinesitb a
los afciOnadOs i, tan exquisite xi.
lao, Que be halla de veDta en- todos
los Almacenea de yiveres, cafes J
restaurants ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
!. .SANTORAL4.

Domingo. 6.--La preciosisims
Saugre de Nuestro Senior Jesu.
;tisto. , san I+afss, profeta.
Luhes, 7s-San Fermfn, obispo
, mr., san Claudio. mr., San Ab
don, obispo, J el beato Lorenzo dl
Brindis.
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s al 8 del corr eute y seguira viaje s
Venes uela, via Psrce.
sus eohsignatarios, .Mullenhoff j
z ofber.

II I'd
sus cohsignatarios, Mullenhoff ]
Kefber. 2
Berg esp ECLIPSE.
Del porte de 22S h.neIa las, ella
siics do 4. 3[3 A. IL, Fu capitan j
Roses. admite f-te para Espafia,
Para m. s iuf rmes, sus tOnsigna.
taTios, s. de J. Sala g Co.
Ber gol esp ISABEL
Del porte de o59 topeladss, clsai-
6Cad0 letrs A 2, So captain don
Francisco Bonet, saldrs de est
puesto hacia ell 90 del corriente
Admite caFga para Mallorca y Bar
celona.
vap esp HERMAN coRTEs. q
Procedente de Barcelona y escs-
las recalara & este puerto del 6 al Z
del corriente
Oumplida Ia descarga, seguirs
para Maysgtiez, Ponce, MataDEas,
Habana y Oienfuegos admitiendo
Ecarga para Santander, Coruia, vi.
go, Csdiz, Malaga y BARGE ona.
Consignatarios, Rubert Hmnos.
vap Ing ''smsaton TowerD
Seg6n ruta, debe salir del puer
to de New York, con dfstino s es-
ia Isls, hacia sl 10 del presente
mes. Consignatarios, Latimer =
Fernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
MEROADo DE LA. CAPITAL
FRUTos DEL PALS.
AvISos.s

j. = -
vap. esp. "M. l. plllaverde."
DelS al 8 del presente mes reca.
lara & este puerto pr0Cedente de
Habana y escslas.
vap. esp. mvERAoRuz.o. !.
Seg6n telsgrsina feCiBido pol
sus consignatarios, ha salido del
puerto do UadiE, con destino &es-
to, hacienda escala on Canarias, o.
dfa 80 del mes pr6ximo pasado.
Oonsignatarios, Sobrinos de Es.
quiaga.
vap. aIeman AUSTRALIA,
Procedente de St. Thomas = En-.
ropa, llegara 4 nuestro puerto de-
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lHnil uIIlall d llltllsal
Juuio is dc 1890.

Asdcares dc Puerto Rico -Po,
vapur Randmd, tfasb0rdod del Tera-
crtts, Sc han recibido de Ponce 900
sacos mascabados destinados al re-
hno, 200 para Ia veDta 3 $50 sacos
aEdcsr miel color mus bajp 8 pues.
ira cons gnaci6n que teremos pen
diente de senta adm. Sc han ven.
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AOEITE PARA ALUMbHADO
aLUz DlAMAlyTE \
de- Ia Mbrica lnngman J Marines
NEw-YORK.

Libre dc explosi6as, sunsU q Hai
olOr.-17O grados e Farspk kels.
Este aceite estA fahricado ros
una redestllaCi6n especial exelnal
yamente para sl uao aom6eticN y
muy paFticulafmante dOnde las
nifos. Es criataliDo como 81 aniA
destilada. So luk e olarA, bEillah.
te y sin OlOr.
Re tan 0omplstamemts SegEfo
que II Ia lmpAra se quiebra poe-
casualidad, lh Hama Qnedala extln-
guidA co 81 acto. Rata envaendc on
Ia lnisna forma Queel kerosene CO.
Irriente, teniendo las latasun aif6n
de Patente que permits llenar Ins
lkmpaFas con ID miena lafa. ain
ideFrames de ninguna cepecl0 IaB
mibmas lSmparas On ua0 On h ae-
Itualidad sirvep para ID Lun UiA
mAnte, limpikndolas = poniendo
lnechas nuevas que no eettn satu.
radaa con otra Claae de kerosene.
Tsmbi6n envasamoa Ia LuR Dla.
mRnte en- latas de / y 2 galonee
expFeaamsnte para 81 uno de fnni1s
liaA
De venta por todos lOs Almaco.
nes do where's en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
sALrDAs Dn TRAvnsfA.


Para Habana y escalas, vapor
|esp. /" "Manuela," despachado pof
1. Duplace. Por Sierra & Co., 174
pacas tAbaco con 9, ,552 kilos. Por
Ca das . Co, 200 pacas tabaco con
1867 kilos. Por Vicente 81 Co., 62
pacas tabaco con 1915 kilOs, 2S
sacos cafe con 1872 kIlos, 10 pa.
Gas, II brls mirahusnos con $50 XII
los. Por S.deJ. Sala s. Co., %
pacas mirahnano con 481 kilos.
Por j. Ochoa y hermano, 20 81 ca
fe con 2.390 kilos. Por s. de Ez.
quiaga. 16 81, 3 brls almid6n con
1850 kll1A 68 81 mirahuano con 800
k!ios. Para Nuevitas, por j.
Odhca ,. hefmano, 8 sr cafe con 728
kllos.-P Glbara, por J. M. IL
Iuierdo 4 Co.. 4 ST cafe con $40
kilOs. s.
sAIiDAs Da cABorAJn. IS
Col esp "Dichoss," para Arecibo.
Col esp "Provldencia,n para Fa.
jaido.
IDEsFA1HADos.
Bdra esp "Va,enclans,n = para
Aguadilla Maya9tiez.
EBdra eap Ferris, ,spara Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
CABOTAJM.

Col esp Up. de Arecibo,s PEN
diente.
Vap esp 'iSan Juan," pendiente
Col esp " "Coraz6n de Maria,
carenando.
Bdra esp. 'Dos de Mayo eargt
para Vega baja.
Golesp "Petra," carga para Are
eibo.
Col esp ''Hortensia," carga pars
Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
Providsneias judicialss.
Aynntamientos.

AIeho trapqullo y apacIguamiento q.
los dolores, tai es Ia dixisa del JARABl
De F0LLET, quec Tence eli insomnia
cualquiera que sea su causs, fiebre
enfermedades, trabajo, agitacion ner
yiosa, preocupacion moral, etc. - z
JARABE DE F0LLET da el verdadert
. sueno. ..el suehor natnral, ain aiteraciones
sin molestar, sin peligro; Ell sueho que
es ell tranquilo Eeposo del .cueFpo de-
espiritu En un frasco de. lARABE De
F0LLET hay clnco & seis noches d.
feposo complete, natural n reparadoe,
90 yende en- todas las lsrn&ciass !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
BARATlSIMA.

. Sc vende Ia sastreria Ciwdad d
Barcelona por tenerse que susen-
tar sd duefio. El cue :la interese
en- 90 totslidad, 8 parte de ella,
v4ase con ef citado due6o, Ean
Fiancisco n6mero 3d.. !, =
La existencia de ropsa heche, {
eualq9ies precio; .ts aas o.ssas S. "a sis:.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
IIBROS.
Sc han rscibido en- esta Impreh.
Il, per 81 dltimo yapof-correo de
h Peninsula los signientes.

CoDIG0 OWL. - Nueva edi-
ci6n oficial reformada.
I'D. I'D. anotado por In Revista
de los Tribunales, oontiene este CO.
digo Ia Ley provisional dc Regis
tfO civil y la instruction para Is
inscription de los tnatVimonioa CO.
n6Dicos en- el Registro civil.