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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

To SHOW that Mr.. Harter, the democrat
ic candidate for Congress- in the Is Ohio
district, is not at all rnealy mouthed on The
subject of free trade, and that he thinks free
trade will be the winning card at the next
election, it is only necessary to say that he
makes the following public announcement
Il would abolish every customs house in
the land. l would rather vote for the eg-
Establishment of sn institution to spread the
cancer, or field in which to propagate the
cholera, or school in which to teach vice
and crime. than to vote for protective tar
if of any kind"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

LAND SALRs %. Monday last the fol-
lowing tracts of land were sold at public
auction in IIsesbure:
f. Nichols, j. w. Foster ard J. B. Nc
Cane, commissioners, IN the chancery cause
of McVeieh va. Rogers, tract containing
223 sores and known as "Stoue BILL" and
situated near Middleburg. for $S5 IS per
acre-Mott Rogers purchaser.
The commissioners in the chancery cause
of Havenner vs.. G owe, house and lot si'-
uated nesr Farmwell, for 1886 H. C. Hard
Ing purchaser.
NJ Chamb'in trustee. tract of 20
acres of tint er and belonging 20 Charles
Kruse, aud situated near Evergreen Mills.
for 50 per sc.e-Chsrles T. Hawking pu,-
chaser.-Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
Telegr aphic Brevities.


The population ofthe city OF New York
is / .513 SOL The population OF 1880 was
2C6 300.
Three people were instantly killed by
lightning near Moose Jaw. Manitoba. Tues
day night while at supper.
Delegates of 81 dairy and breeders associ
atiors, representing 10 Statee, met in con
vention in Chicago yesterday.
At 2o'clock this morning fire destroyed
liquor store in Quebec, and family of
FIVE persons were roasted to death.
It is announced that the scheme where
by all the soda water apparatus interests
in the United States we're to be sold to EG-
alish capitalists has fallen through.
ct noon yesterday shooting afray took
place near Bradford, Pa, in which four strk-
log Italians wore wounded by Louis Maroni
whom they were trying to ntmidate.
William Griffin, so years Of age, and his
grandson, years of age, were drowned In
Humber river, at Bolton village, Ont, to
day. The boy fell into the river and the old
gentleman attempted to rescue him, but his
s.ref 9Th fsied and both sank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

IT LOOKS LIKE A RoAD.-We understand
Tint the engineers OF the Washington and
Western railroad, that is proposed to be
built through south Loudoun. are now &C
ing over the ground locating the route for
the road They have teen over the line
twice already, first with the preliminary
survey, again taking the topography OF the
country and this time putting In their pegs
for the location of the rosd.-Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
ALEX CAMBRIA, VA.
THURSDAY EVENING. JULY II.

THERE ARE 1900 voting precincts In VIZ
pi,ia. AS there are 100 counties in the Stale,
the average number of voting precincts IN
each il therefore 10. Uoder the Force Dill
,l:ere will be one supervisor and as many
deputies as may be deemed necessary at
6. ca. 1t would be foolish 10 suppose eha'
less than FIVE would be appointed. Iht
pay of the supervisor will be $500 and that
If each deputy $40 That of the i've dept
{; together would amount to S2Oo. S2O"
md $500 make $500, which is the cum the
f,dsrs, government would expend at eacp
precinct, or $3.50 900 In the State OF Virginia
This is bad enough in all conscience, nuV II
!. hV no means the worst, for, hid away IN the
bill. is a mild, ipcoospicuous and seemingly
nuobnoxious section, providing that the
money referred to shall be available "Deiore
,as election" That provision caps the at
TEMPTED outrage, by saving the rich NORTH
era manufacturers who were fried TWO
vears ago for the STAT" which bought the
ssh )aters" in "blocks OF fVe," from similar
impositions hereafter, and imposing that iine
upon the poor people of the country, Ia the
snnpe of increased duties on the necef :
sarl,s of life, in order to raise the requisite
money. For the work OF the supervisors and
the deputies is light, and there will not be
man among them who would not glad y
accept his appointment for half the pay
thereof, the other half, that is 1915 600, be-
ing the immense sum that would be left to
debauch the white vote Of the State and
keep the negro vote solid, and, be available
for those purposes before the election"
This is an object Lesson that can be learned
sat a glance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

GOVERNOR CAMPDELLs PLAIN TALK Gov
Campbell, Of Ohio is quoted as having sail when
in Washington on Sunday that il the force bill
should pass no would deem it his duty as Govern
or of Ohio to see that no hreling of Quay, Dudley
and Clarksou in the gui,e of federal officer in.
tor'ored with any citizen of Ohio in his attempt
to exercise the franchise and that if necessary he
would call out the $4,000 militia Of Ohio to pro.
tect the ballot box from these force bill auds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

MuLArro GIRL MuRDERED.-O lat Sunday
three fishermen found the body OF Lucinda sims,
pretty mulatto girl, floating in the Savannah
river at Kinks bar, a mile below Savannah, Ga.
Her throat had been cut. and her head was Almost
entirely severed from her body. On Mopd ~ Os-
car Johnson, a brother in.law OF the murdered
girl, was arrested upon suspicion OF having per-
petrated the deed. &c 1T first d MED the charge
but subsequently, I'D rovo'ting tale OF Murder
he having decoyed, assaulted, beaten and cut the
throst o. his sister.in-aw bocsuso he thought she
caused his wife TO leave hin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

No BODY doubts Mr.. Blaine's republican
Ism. MIR. Blaine says: There is not sec
ton or a line in the entire McKioley bill
that will open market for another bushel
of wheat or another barrel Of pork" And
yet there are farmers in Virginia, only few
to be sure, bat still some, who are so blind,
not only to their country's and States. but
TO their own individual interest. as to eG-
dorse the republican bill referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
FArAL cArERplL1AR BIrE.-WhiIe Miss Laara

Esgan was sitting on tho stoop of her residence
in Jersey City on Thursday evening last, she was
bitten on the cheek By sort OF an insect or a
caterpl.ar. Tho wound graduslly grew worse
finally becoming 80 painful that physicians had
To he called who at once pronounced it case of
blood noisoning, and the usual antiseptc dressing
was sppli 3D. but in vain. Tho young lady died
last evening in great agony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

vail IN the Darjeeling district and part OF
the country is flooded. Bridges have been
carried away in many places, and the only
means of communication between the plant
ers is by boats.
BUENos AYREs, July 17.-At the close of
the market to-day the premium on gold was
quoted at 1877 per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
Murdered His Wife.

BALTIMORE, Md. July H.-At noon to-
day Martin Houck, residing on West Lom-
bard street, this city, shot his young wife
three times and she cannot recover. The
couple have been married blu. FIVE weeks.
The cause was JEALOUSY. Martin has es-
capped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
Another Assistant Secretary.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President
to-day appointed o. L. SpaIding. of Michi-
gan, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
vice Geo. O. Tiohenor, resigned. He was
formerly member of Congress and is now
q special agent Of the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

THAT Secretary Blaine is trying 10 OBJ
tain free trade with the West India Islands
few we'll informed and unprejudiced people
entertain doubt. But if free trade with
the West ladies would be beneficial to this
country, why wouidn't it be even more 30
With Canada and with countries across
Ahe sea?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
Death of Major Doswell

RICHMOND, Va, July 17.-Maior Thos.
w. boswell died here to-day. He was the
oldest turfman in the United States and his
stock fern at "BulIGeld" one of the most
noted 10 the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
p Store closes this
evening at 5 O'Clock.
Saturdays at 1 p. m.

We beg to announce that our
Mr.. Shirley will sail for Europe per
steamer La Gascogne On Saturday,
July 10, and while abroad will pur-
chase Fall and Winter Novelties
in the Paris, Berlin and London
markets for the opening Of our new
store on 10th street, now approach
ing completion.
Our Regular Semi.annual Re-
duction Sale commenced yesterday.
We then began to clean up the
stock prior to inventory, July 81,
and reductions will be the order OF
the day. We have purely bust
ness reason for everything we do
every reduction we make We are
reducing the price of Summer
Goods because they ought to have
been sold this month We reduce
the price of Novelties 10 dispose of
them before the novelty wears of.
We reduce goods to sell them, and
it is only the goods that belong TO 3
season that get reduced, as we have
a thousand and one things on which
the price remains the same year in
and year out.
n& Goods delivered in Alex
andria.
WOODWARD & IoTHRoP,
CORN eR 18th AND STREETS N. W.,
WAsHINercs, D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

A large amount of Virginia State bonds has
baou deposited with London bankers in further
ance of the effort to setsle the debt of the State,
and the trust certificates have been listed on the
London Stock EXCHANGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

AND NOW ex-Auditor Brown Allen bas
also ioined the "kickers" The Malone
methods" at the recent republican conveu-
ton at Stanton maio him go sick that he
exclaimed, am done; this is good jump
ing oil place." Uotil now. among the faith
less of General Mahone's "readjuster" fol-
lowing, Allen alone was faithful; and now
even he has joined the mutlneers. As the
General doesn'G believe in heaven, no WON
der he now thinks there is nothing true.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

a Boston judge has just decided that
bar keeper in that city was justifable in re-
fusing to sell liqaor to negroes, upon the
ground that the law, civil rights or DO civil!
rights, could not compel man to sell liquor
to those to whom be did not want 10 sell it,
The decision referred to is g just ons; but it
is quite probable that the mae whorendered
it thinks the refnssl of bar keepers In the
South to sell liquor to negroes is an evidence
of race prejudice that should be eradicsted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17

Henry Bodeker, Wholesale druggist, of
Richmond, died yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-17
DRY GOODS.

OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LoTHR0P.)
CORNER 18th and STREETS N. w
WASHINGTON, D. C. J
Thursday, July II, 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
gL COSTO DE- Ia gXPOSICI6N.

Muchos extranjeres han estado
averigaando cuAl ha sidO el costo
de la Exposition de Paris.
Llega & Z millones y seiscientos
mil pesos.
Pero si & esta suma se sgregan
las cantidades gSstsdss pOr el de-
partamento miE lateral, de los fon-
dos que tenia 6 su disposition para
obseduiar a hu6spedes extranjerOs
otros desembolsos inoidentsles
Y 10 gastado por los gobiernos ex-
trapieros Y exposiciones individual
les, ell gran total. segan ell calculC
hecho .por el departamentO de
Obras P6blicas, no puede ser mu-
cho menos de II treints milIOnes de
pesos Il La espleadids Exposition
del Campo de Marie cost6 mucho
dinero, pero tamben 10 fu6 el cos
to de Yidas Y heridss.
Sc calcula que durante la cons
trucci6n unos seis mil quinientoi
treinta individUos fueron cursdoI
Dor heridas Y Intermediates cause
das duTante ese t1smpo, 800 opera
rios Sc lastimaron las piernas, 26'
recibieron dsnos en- los ojos, II.
reoibieron quemadurss J q unos b
hnbo que amputarles SOS dedos. La
muertes causadas pOT caidas hgu
ran en- ndmero de d, si bien Sc ere
que fa6 mayor en- realidad y qu
no fu6 sxacto eI aviso dado poE 10
prom0toFes de "a Exposici6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
COMMERCIALS
NOTICLAS Y ANUNCIOS

la. ID elra. amoIar, G2 q siiIas,
rs brIa avera. B, cIts clavos, 3 q
quiuca0LH Hl. UDlivar & Co., 1Gl
palGa, eI#c.0s, 1913 iamoues
IA Crosar III uIa 5 jaulas iamo-
mes, 200 y .aro2 riEo, [ aradOs,
5 roIIoa .Oua $ b 5 a'qujtran. a
AIejandro SuaCez, 4 haacales ia
monee, s G. tocioeta, 10 br,s harina
maiz, ol a pasta % id yelas, 5I3
mauteca, 1 Dgl CaTle, 5 brls chicha-
ros, - G. maizena,, % id f6culas, Is
id gal etas d J.. BOzzo { hijos,
~ brls vtdr.Oa. 4 Armas Y Jime-
nez, 6 atds esealer's, l & colores, 6
cnts cI8Tos, 6 s. mujz, 10 brls ave-
ma, 48L atrech2 9a,ls l brl guinea
lIa A a. JaureGu IA brls guinea
la " terretera. VJande & Co,
OI"s F.drIos. a BenitO BaquerO,
200 C pasta, p 6 'e.as, 20 q 1913
manteca +D5 jamo. es Gonzalez Y
AIOnsO, 5uOEI aari Ia trigo, - bis
harina ma 3, 10 b chfC1ar s, 5T3
iamones, . id clarC de especias. A
tgozcue y Cos, z Q sa chichOo,
-a,.r. ~ 2ls ceIEe.a, ',1 : G ,artoo' % atds
ny r'.4'' ~ ~ ~ 81 7 gao, ;.aAu - oilno'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
MOVUNIEETO DF BUQUEs.
ENTRADAs DE TRAEr.---

4
De Norlo.ck, go'eta americana
Mari A. Mower" de 412 roncTa-
das, captain L. Tones, a Latlmer y
Fa7ua4dez, 544 y 1I2 toaoladas
carbon.
De Brunswik, berg esp "NIoreilr J
captain Rodriguez, con carga de
trAnsitO
De Nueva York, yap ing "SoI
dier Prince" de S68 toucladas, a
Scrs de j. Sala & Co., 500 81 bari-
ma trigo, 200 81 harina maiz, 50 brls
tocino, c salchichon. 4 A. Olivia
100 c pastas, ITO id gas, 10 atds
arenques, 5 tambores bacalaO. 5
brls arenques, 5 id macarelas. 1 flo
especias, 8 brls l G iamoues, 10
brIs maiz, l fdo ldpulo, Is brIs II
G mante a, 2 brls chiCharos, ) q
qUesos, s id salchichon, 20 aids pa
pei, 10 6 atmid6n, 10 id galIetas, 2
id tocineta. A Sierra & Co, 80 G
galletas. A Jose I. Silva, 81 81
harina trigo, 10 brls aveDa, 2 q
frutas, 10 fds soga. a Barcel6 Y
Perujo, IS brIs tociDo, 7 & betum,
100 81 harina trigo, 4I3 jamo-
mes, 1913 manteca, 20 G id, 4
id tocineta, 10 brls ch.charos, 200
aids papel, 40 id arenques, 80 q ga
lIetas, 20 c quesos, 5 id sa!chichon
A a. Mayol &c Co., s brls guinea
la. A j. Matienzo, 83 brls quin-
Gala. A s RS de Dorado 81 Co.,
so 81 cacao. A V.Luina y Sobri-
no, / G 3 brls medicinas. a Flo
rindo Carrero, 1918 manteca, Is els
id 6 huacales jamones, 5 d tocineta,
10 id galletas, 125 8 pasta, 2 bis
carne, 2 id salmon. A Vicente 81
Co., 5.3 jamOnes, 2 G sa'chichon,
, id pastil as, 50 81 pImienta, so q
maizena,, = id plomo, 100 id gale.
tas, 800 G gas, 5 Drls carn6. q
Moreno Sanlt & Co., q G, 4 cune-
ties, IA aids, 2 brls, 1I2 brl, "A hcIs
quincalla, / fdO / g hero. A Cha
varri &c Co., 2 q impresos, A NJ
Roman & Co., l brl 6 hcls guinea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
dACETILLAS.

LibTos. .--H8llanse de Yents en-
esta casa los siguientes Important
simos libros
LA REVOLUTION FRANCE
SA Y el Consulado y el Impegio
por NJ. Theirs.
OBRAS del duque de Rivas.
LA LEYENDA DEL Old.
Ell UNIVERSE SOCIAL.
GERMANIA.
AMERICA PINTORESOA '
Europa pintoresca. Todos ilustra
dos con magnificos grabados.
LEY de Enjuiciamieuto Civi
| por Reus.
| DIOCIONARIO de Legislator
por Escrich.
ELEMENTOS de Derecho Civi
" Penal por Laserna.
Hallase tambien de venta ],
Inueva edici6n del Sistema m6tri
co decimal de medidas, pesas J
monedas, con fguras y tablas de-
Ireduoci6n, por D. Ramon MARITIME,
| Garcia,
Para 81 oensO. sO.-V8ndsn8e On Bs
Ita Imprenta colecciones de estadO
para el Censo de poblaci0n, esme
| radamente impEesOs.
| Plausible. - MereGa 0sluF0s
lelogio IN noble = generoso -asg,
Ide nuestr0 distinguido amigo do
Ramon Vald6s, dueflo del Tranvi
del Oeste. Y el cual rasgo con
eieie en- haber dado orden d
que no Sc cobre NADIA en- aque
tren, por pasaje, q los Voluntario
| que viajeD DOr asuutOs del seFvici
6 del Institute, a los sefores saeeI
dotes Que se dirijau 3 desempe6s
ltunciones de sd saQrado minister
,ly 4 los eseQlaFes pQpges que yiene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08

| IquiucaIIa. [ G 2 bis pedernal. r
@ l bis quincalla. q 5 II bis quin.
calla. J NJ 6 bis id. LO1 81 me
tai. J b G 2 G varios. b s u bis
cristales ; @ quiucalla. G. P 2IG
manteca 5 d toci eta 6 hucales
Ijamoue3. 80 & gaIleta, 40 barriles
tocino, ~ G yeDas, 100 ardos papel,
> q datiles, 10 IDS soga, 200 q pas
ia, 3 ST papeL ) de P AZ bis HE
rros. I @ Q 100 81 harlna trigo,
OH @ l jaula manteca f A R
200 & gas ? C escobas, l id huIe,
NJ s @ 4 C escobas, l q hero l ci
.quincalla. CT 81 pre- das. NJ P
20 2 bis cristaIes, l id cuchillo l cj
cascarilIa, 4 id hero l i'd cera.
De Liverpool, vap. esp. "Gadi-
tano F." q Vijan y Co, con carga
de trl nsito.
ENTRADAs DE CAB ,rAJB
Gol. esp. Conception" de Ma
nati.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Areeibo, >
de Mayagii Y Ponce.
Col. esp, "Clomentina de Cana
rias," de Nagaabo J Hrmncso.
Col. esp. "Angei ta," de Faiardo.
Col. esp. Eur queta," de Vie
.ques.
Col. esp. "Provid, ncia," de va
bucoa.
sALIDAs DE TRAyEsfA.
Para Habana y escalas, vap esp
"Manuela," despachado por Lud-
wig Duplace. Por j. Ochoa Y
Hermano, 10 ST cafe con 1,340 ki-
los. POr &. Bolivar y Co., 8 brles
plantas de cafe con 222 krlos.
Para Gibara, por s. do EzQuiags,
40 81 cate con $500 kios. Por Ga
vino Vicente y Co., 10 sl cate con
919 kilos. Por J. Ochoa y HERNIA
no, 10 81 cafe con 91O kilos.
Tara yucylUas, pOr 7 M. IL.
quierdo y o., 36 81 cafe con l, 1876
xii, 5.
Para Areeibo, vap. esp. "Maya
gtiez," despachado por 8. de Ez-
quiags, con carga de trSnsto.
Para Habana y escslas, vap. esp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
jEepTOduCidOl ]

Ha faIleeido en- la ciHdad d.
Nueva Odeans &Ir. Jefferson Da
Wis, famoso en- tOdo ell mundo POI
la parte importantisima que le cu
po desemgenar en- la fratricida In.
cha de los Estados del Norte J
ell Sur de esta repdblica.
Vic la luz en- el condado de Tood
Georgia, Dor el ano de 1908, y a Ia
edad de diez Y seis amos iugres6 en-
la Academia miitar de West Point
de donde sali6 con Ia graduation
de alf6rez de irfanteria en- 1928.
Hizo sus pcimeras armas eu el
sudoeste, en- lid contra los indios
obteni endo sucesivos ascensos. Al
estsllar la guerra contra M6Aieo
pele6 como coronel de un regimen.
to de VOluntarios del Misisipi, agre-
gado a la columna del general TAy-
Tor, distingui6odose en- las batallas
de Monterrey y Buenayista, espe-
cialmente en- esra Ultima, y mere
ciendO pOr clio ser menci0nado en-
espe ,ial por su jete.
Esta camp4na fu6 ell t6cminO de
su carrera militar propiameute di-
cha, a que di6 fin ded candose 3 Ia
politica, despu6s de haber contrai-
do matrimonio con una hijs del ge
neral Taylor.
SubsecueDtemente fu6 miembro
de la Legislature del Estado de
Misisipi Y de la CAmara de Repre-,
sentantes de Washington, senadOr,
ministro de la Guerra, Y, finalmen-
te, siendo otca vez sena or Y llega-
da la hora del Conflicto entire ell Nor
te Y ell Sur con motive de la aboli
ei6n de la eselavitud, gu origen Y
simpatiss le pusieron del lado de la
causa separatista, y sus mereci-
mientOs le enCumbraron Ia presi-
dencia de los E ,tados confedera-
dos.
La suerte de las armas, que en-
IN principle parecia tavo.ecer & los
confeGerados, fu6le: al fin adverse,
merced, no a la pericra militar, que
pareeia halarse del ladO del Sur, 81
no & la inmensa SUPERIOR lad de los
recursos del Norts; Y f1nalmente,
con la c8pitulaci6n de Cha lesion
= la entrega del general Lee, ter
nin6 virtualmente la lucha con IA
victoria del Norte.
Mr. Jefferson Davis, desde enton
ces, anduvo pr6fugo y errsnte por
el interior do Georgia. donde fac
capturado al fin en- mayo de 1865
Y eacerrado en- el fuerte Mon
roe. Su cautiverio dur0 dos ah 1s, y
al cabo de elios, sin haber sido juz
gado por el cargo de alta traici6n
que contra 81 pasaba, fu6 puestO en-
ibertad, viyieudO desde entonces
en- absolute retiramiento de la po-
liuca Y entregadO a su familia Y al
cuidado de sus negocios.
Sus detrGotOres hanle acusa>.O
de haber manifestado en pdblico
su regocjo al recibir la noticia del
asesinato del Presidente Lincoln;
pero la historic, depurando los he
chos, 2+smiente este grave cargo.
Con Ir. Jefferson Davis desRpa-
rece una de las fguras mas promi
nentes de este pals.
("L. N")
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08

"Gaditano," despachado por vi.
jande y Comp, con carga de ira l.
sito.
sALTDAs DE CABOTAJE.
Bdra. esp. ''Dos de Mayo" para
Vega baja.
Col. esp. Il abela,' para Yabu-
Goa Y Humacao.
GoIeta esp. Boripquen," para
Aguadila.
Bdra. esp. "Dos Amigos" para
Arroyo.
Vapor espanol "San JUAN" para
Ar clno.
DESP PACHADOS.
NIngunO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08

En- los doscientos ochenta y cua-
tro a6os que han pasado desds la
puhlicaci6n de ia primers parte de
Qaiiots 1605l So han hechO de 'es-
IA obra minors a las aiguientes edi'
clones On los distintea idiOmas
diaIectos de Europa
En- castellano, 49, sn ingles
20l en. frances, 40; en italiano
R6 60 pertuguSa, III ca aleman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08

90 nan T6ClDiuO On BSLa 1mpren-
ia, por eI dltimo vapor-correo de
la Peninsula les siguientes:
LA OUERDA DEL AHOROA-
DO, pOr Ponson du TerraiI.
AVENTURAS DE ROOAMBO-
LIE, por idem.
LOS PiRATAS DE ALTO
BORDO, por idem.
LOS MISERABLES, por Victor
Hugo.
OBRAs FEST1vAs, pCr Que.
ved0.
LA PBRDTOtON DE LA MU-
JEB, por Escrich.
Ell CAPTAIN DIE LOS PEN1.
TENTES NEGROS, por Ponson du
Terrail.
| OBRAs SERIAS, por idem.
FL PARNASO ESPANOL, Dol
I9uevedo.
| D1ool0NAR1o LATINO, po
miguel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
ANDRES FIGUER0A,
SAN JOSH Y San SEBASTIAN As

FJ]11' Q 1'7@7 71I4@T y I I'M EO'
Dueho del antigua acredita5o estableoi.
miento dsnomiuado Las sEMILLAs montado
boy a Is altura lie los mejores en- su olase,
surtido general de provisones naciouales '
ezUanierss, comprs venta de frutos del
pals, y hene adomas constantemchte exiaten.
cis dc los mei0ges ta6acos, hilados que produ.
cen Ias vegas de Afeeibo, Csmuy & Isabella,
Neatas p0t mayor detail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
AGENCIA DE- FABBIClS
W0RT3 AMERTCAWASs
Observation-Disclosures, ,JC. D'IlgVGOO
GsESfE GEEEgu' PARA PUERTO- BO,
PEDRO GAMBIA CORDOV A
QRUzEUAERO 10.

Representacl6nIdirecta de -fabricantes-En pro.
visiones de la Harina narca Cordsro, manteCa mar
a. Ceratto. Quyots Nee Plus ultra, Gallo E7'srSon
Toe, = y Jamoues de Ha!steald y Co., Galletas dc
Varierweer, Queso Young America, MauteqUius
Velas Papel, Escobss Eabaco en- rama, 3rreteriR
Quucaus, Perfumeria, Barrsaas Bosones, Jzists
leria, Joyeria Belojes, Efectos de esortorio, Ca
rruaies, Lamparas, Pinturas, Juguetes, Pianos Or
ganos, Casas portatiles, en- general de todAs ls
manufacturers americanas,
Sc exhibeu muestr1s en- el ALmaceu situsdo emil,
Gale de la Fortaleza 1umero 50, dcade e. Conner
cisuse imporsador puede hacer sus tscturss con E
arEiCulo ala vista, garantiIaadolea precios dee
cusntos de f8bricas
Sc admitsR 6rdenss De impor.adores, que serA
ejec1Eadas por medic de esta AgenCia eneargo
de 05lssos paEs UBo pRraonaL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
OpERAOIOsE8 De sUQUEs EN- PUERTO
TaAvHsfA.

Bca ing "Alisia, ,'descargando.
Vap ing "Camellia, !" descargando.
Go. ing "Narcissus," Eendiente.
Berg esp. Isabel" descargando.
Col amr Maggie Foord," desear-
gando,
Bergantin espanol " Oa5o Me-
uorca," descargando.
Col. amer. "W. f. Green" des.
cargando.
CABOTAJR.
Col. esp. "Ooraz6n de Marfa,S
carga para Manatf.
Col. esp. "Providencia," Carga
para Ponce.