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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
A Former savanniahian Dead.

Maj. Edward Ingersoll, formerly Of this
city, but for forty-two years identified with
the administration of the national armory
at Springfield, Mass. as storekeeper and
paymaster, died Wednesday at his home in
Springfield. He had been in failing health
some time. Death was due to a spinal
trouble.
Maj. IngersoIl came to Savannah in 1887,
and formed partnership with his brother,
John Ingersoll, and they conducted a
store for about two years The
gersoll moved north again. He will be re-
membered by many of the older citizens.
His brothers son and daughter lived here
The latter was the wife of Joseph Wash
burn, father of Ingersoll Washburn, treas
urer of the Savannah and Atlantic Rail-
way Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
TIE YEAR STARTS OUT DRY.
lass than an Inch of Rain Here Last
Month

Tasz than an lncn OF RAIN 6SES A7Sb
Month.
The maximum temperature for the month
# January was reached yesterday-T7S.
Tbs uarrn wave came on Thursday, when
.ba thermometer registered close to n. Up
20 Monday there had been q deficiency Of
o. for the month. but the last five days
have made up the average, those days being
r--sstly above the normal There Is a low
ssrometer extending from Canada south to
he gulf, and high barometer in the north
vest which is expected 70 bring cooler
~esther. though the signal observer does
not anticipate any decided change before
Monday. The minimum yesterday was So.
SIGNAL Observer Gorgs, in his January
ranaTt to the chief signal office, shows the
h;gbast temperature to have been n and
re lowest 500. The mean for the month
Was SIC. There was q deficiency during
the month of 81.
The total rainfall was only one inch, a
dafciency of % inches. The rainfall on
one dav was half an inch.
The highest velocity reached by the wind
was thirty miles an hour, from the west.
There we're seven cloudy days, ten partly
cloudy days and fourteen clear days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
Appointments in Florida.

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Jan. 3L.-Gov.
rnent .ng has made the following appoint
notnu s; Y. ?. Fannin of Carrabelle, to be
W; Way public for the state at large; w. Fl.
Wi iEigs, Jr;, Of Palatka, to be a constable /:
pnb Imam n e. Jeffords of Ocala, to be notary
Tam Tan LOT the state at large; F. b. Lamb Of
NvoIpaa 70 be constable; E. T. Pell of Fort
CON- 70 be county surveyor of Lee
tau T o:, A. b: Brown of Lake City, to be
Gon1oi lessor for Columbia county; NJ. S.
Tor Lee county. . " 10 'NA '''SeS'Oi
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
CHEERING FOR CREDI TORS.

Ceruncates Of Indebtedness to be
Issued by Railroad.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 31.-Good news
comes to the employees and other creditors
OF the Three Cs railroad. In the United
states court to-day Judge Simonton signed
an order directing the receiver to issue
cer saa Sd OF Indebtedness to the amount
OF So, 900 with which to nav Off the in
oeotedness Of the road. These certificates
are 10 bear per cent. interest, and consti,
M T%le hrSt lien on the property of the road.
d iney are made payable two years from
G te' The receiver is also authorized to nav
t tue employees of the road their wages for
Sn month Of November and for the first ten
Gays in December.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
THE RIVER AND HARBoR..
Happenings Along the Wnarves and
Among the Shipping.

The steamer Progress came down off
Willink's Marine railway Yesterday. after
having her bottom Thoroughly overhauled
and repaired.
Chr. G. Dahl & Co. cleared yesterday the
Dutch bark Nereus for Elsinore for orders,
with 3,518 barrels of rosin, valued at IS, 900
Cargo by S. P. Shooter Co.
The Italian bark l. Due FratelH was
cleared yesterday by Messrs. Chr. G.. Dahl
& Co. for Taganrog, with 1856 barrels of
rosin, valued at $500. Cargo by s. p.
Shooter Co.
The steamer William Crane failed to
arrive at her wharf Friday, owing to her
getting aground in the blight coming up.
She did not come off until the next tide and
arrived at her dock at midday yesterday,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
AT THE COURTS.
Gossip Picked Up Hero and There in
tha Court Rooms.

the Court Rooms
Irene Hindley, an old habItue of the police
court. was up before Mayor McDonough
Yesterday morning for beng drunk and
using profane language on the street. The
mayor fined Irene SO or thirty days.
Timothy Dooley, and not James Doolan,
was fined SIS or ten days by Mayor Nc
Donough for installing the sidewalk for a
bed.
6. D. Leon filed himself up with red liquor
Friday night, and then, when he became
tired wandering around the street, con-
cluded that he would take nap on the side
walk. A policeman gathered him in, and
Mayor McDonough made him pay SIS for
his sidewalk lodging.
Harry Clark (colored) became tired and
Iouneed al ainst the Pulaski house. He was
too weary to move when ordered, and Mayor
McDonough mulcted him 81 for his rest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
Minneola on a Boom.

vALDosrA, GA, Jan. 31.-The new town
of Minneola, in this county, is ion quite a
boom. There are a number of dwellings
being erected, and Messrs. OgIeby & Golden
are putting up large saw-mill plant. They
have a contract with the Young Invest
ment Company to cut the timber off of
several thousand acres of their lands. There
are also large preparations being made to
plant waterlnelons, and the wholBplace has
a business appearance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
GOING FOR M61NLEY's BILL.

Boston Importers Join in the Fight
on Its Constitutionslity.
BOSTON, MASS, Jan. 81 1.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin says that syndicate
of importers has been formed, under the
leadership of Jordan, Marsh &c Co., to test
the legality of the Mckinley bill They
will act in concert with the Chicago inn
porters, and upon much the same line.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01

wbo AtLDosrA, GA, Jan. 31.-O. s. Draper,
here I is been running small business
ala HnoWn as the TEN Cent Store" has
Lewina iS business to E. B. Lewis & Co.
cred 5' 10 q 20. held mortgage which COW
Of The le purchase money, aud the balance
wers I1 etr1edltors, who are small and various,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
Welded at Irwinton.

pro SsDmINToN, GA, Jan. 31.-M.s C. Hall,
Wa sg ges young farmer of this county,
Mari a 1T on yesterday evening to Miss
this taylor, charming young lady Of
at the Own. The ceremony was performed
RATA church, which was beautifully deco
tlv 81 e ana was witnessed by large assem-
- VI friends and relatives.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
Tbomasvllle's wafer Worke

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Jan. 81 1.-The water
works in Townsville cost the city during
1890 So, 504 IS. There was received from
sale of wafer $2.l20 so. leaving loss on
is still, however, in it's infancy and is i'm
proving each year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
KNIGHTS TO THE RESCUE.
Powderly's Men Called on to Help the
Families of the Miners.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 31.-General
Master Workman Powderly has issued an
appeal to the Knights of Labor in behalf Of
the widowed and fatherless victims of the
Mammoth mine disaster. A request
is made that each local assembly
at its next meeting appoint a
committee whose duty it shall be to
devote one day or evening to obtaining
Subscriptions, and it is also suggested that
their efforts be extended beyond the
Anlghts OF Labor to all those inclined to
assist the weak and defenssless. The remit
tauces should be sent to John W HAYES
treasurer, No 814 North Broad street
Philadelphia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
GOV. Tillman's Illness.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 3L-Gov. Till
man, who caught the grip while investigat-
ing the phosphate mines near Beaufort, has
returned to Columbia, special car having
been furnished him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01

She asle are yet 800 pairs of those S. Calf
snso,, ief' at 50 so. ali sizes on hand IAN in
Cola u VIII induce you TO buy pair.
ofo'., l49 Broughton sireet-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
No Quorum at springfleld.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. S1.-At the
joint session of the legislature to-day no
quorum being present an adjournment was
taken until Monday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
Montana,s Speaker Dead.

HELENA, MONT, Jan. 31.-The legisla-
ture adjourned till Tuesday in respect to
the memory of the late Speaker A. c.
Witter, who died at Dillon this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
Fire In q Postonce.

VALDosTA, GA, Jan. 31.-Fire was dis
covered last night in the postoffice, caused
by defective fireplace. 1t was put out
before doing much damage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
Acceptance Of the Newark.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The Secretary of
the Navy to-day formally accepted the
cruiser Newark and ordered that she be put
into commission at Philadelphia on Mon
day
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01
BANANAS ON THE RUSH.

a Big Consignment Sent From Pensa.
cola to Chicago.
i, ENsAcoLA, FLA, Jan. 3l-The steam
puip CUBA discharged 1900 punches of
Taianas into cars alongside the steamer.
a .us ~ain started for Chicago at 5 p. M,
] aau reached Chicago on the second day at
d d;oo ?. m, less than forty-eight hours. This
TT bp His was without special arrangement.
1ne distance is goo miles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01

Antimigraine cures headache from la
grippe.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01

Solid trains Callahan 70 Tampa and Orlando.
X. for Port Tampa, Key West and Havana. Close
for Lakeland and Barlow. Close connection at .Tav
and Titusvile. Pullman Buffet sleeping cars on nil
to New Orleans Jacksonville to brownsville, Montg
gage checked through to all points in the United Sta
of Florida published and for any information desire
D. e. MAXWELL, G. NJ. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
OPERACION NOTABLE.

Lo ha sido % ore recientement,
sutfio gu Paris una gran DANA I'll
sa, suceso de one dan cuenta lol
peri6dicos de aquella capital.
La pacIente, hallandose hace u
pa de me>es en- an casa dc Ssr
Petersbnrgo, maDd6 lamar A 81
me Ito para eonsu tar q sobre una
IN le>tia que hacfa tempo senifs
IN ell esto0ago. e doct r rnso Ia
recOnoci6 d3tenida meote Y la dio
luego de rec0nOcida
-Tiene listed mn fibroma EN- e
Went g, es decir, diez 6 doce lb al
de car"6 q1e sobran.
II Y que hay one hscar i-pre.
gunt6 el esposo de la psciente.
-Extlrparlss, para 10 cusl hay
absolute necesidad de abrir el vien'
ere.
La operaci6n era temible; pero
Ia dam ru>a es muier de gran va
lor y djo sin vacilaci6n.
-Venga nstsd manana Y proce-
la a Ia opersci6n.
AL sigujer to dfa ell doctor acudi6
con tOdO 10 meet sario. La enferma
SO neg6 en- absolute & clorofJrmar
Sc, y el doctor, armada con su bis
5urf, abrio el vientre de Ia paciente
para extraer ell fibroma tornado.
Pero coJtra tods l6gica, en- veg
de ser la oper ada qnieu So amila-
maze en- squel terrible me- mento, 10
fne el doctor, que perdi6 ell s nti-
10 y al cual hubo Re socorrerse lie
VG doselo fuers. Y aqui entra 10
exceptional ei espo o de Ia enfer-
ma no pc dio la ser enidad en- aq rel
lance por todo exiremo criiico, y
en- ell qse era imposib 9 esperar la
Ilega1a de OF m6iico que a abase
Ia op raci6h EN- pezada. Oogi6 hi
10 de seda = una aguja g-uess, y
con frmeza de pulso iocrrible do
en- el alberto vientre de ST cara MI
rad varios puntos de sufura, cerr6
de este modo perfectamente Ia
aberturs, coloc6 a Ia enferma con
todo g9uero de precauciones en- un
comfortable sleeping car y la llev6 a
Paris.
va en- Paris, un afAmsdo opera
dor descosl6 ell vie1tre NAL cosido,
esta vez anestesisndo a la enterma,
qua tuvo "a valor, extirp6 en dos
minutos Ell enorme fibroma fOrma-
10, cosio de puevo y termiD6 6 feliz-
mente la operaci6n.
La enferma SO enclentra va per-
fectamente.
{" Noredades ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
80 80 - N DX
DEL FRAILEc,CARAT,

Este BRANDY de superior cad gaanEs puro do uvs cohds
La hDca
Es O1Et ps1tenses hoy Gs no,s' Rondsu Nos su de Paris
eos msmos Este BRANDY s
vents en todS Las obscones guros
vez conocido, sa 81 mss buscado - -
y" L'I' Sc venoe en- 'os screddos cafes La Aaorquna
sdd Enropa A<ente Serrano Fotslexs pdmaIo
l vpden en- PYDce Luhe yo-Eu Csrsce do sms
nosy 70 Hco CoEn Aguadls j. r. M Msrnz-En Arbo Su
'ess0'ss AsRssy CEN 0sgss Hnanos PA Pugne Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05

Librns rscibidos pOr sl d,timO
vApOr-c0rreo
TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, por
Oa4FsiCs
NUEvO CODIGO DE JUSTT-
CIA MlLITAR. snorato por ii
Doctor r. Sanchez d. o sfia. re-
dact II d4 Ia Revista do los Tr-
bunale~ y.
LEY DE EXPLOITATION
FORZOSA.
OoDIGo DE OoMEROIo, "Gi,
ron"
CODIGO DE CoMERCIO, edi-
ci6p de bolsillo.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO RICO
| CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA 7
lPUERT O. RICO, por la BIblioteca
Judicial
| FORMULARIOS DE LO Or
IVIL, "a beilan.
| LEYES DE AGUAS, "Abella"
| MANUAL DEL SECRETA
TRIO, "Abeita"
| DERECHO ADMINISTRATI
IVO, "Abeila".
| LibrOs. hsn Esoihldo en- eat
lImpssats eismp!agea d. AngsI Gus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05

va York: Don freanenG'a he prescri
6 la Elmulss6n de Scott en- estos az
tim q cnatro amos A min >s Taquiti
COS, a indivfdnos escrofulosos, al
gunos one p4decian de dyspepsia
V dolores rehmaticos, por causa dc
debilidsd y~miseria de su orga"i4-
mo. asi como en- las afecciOnes pull
monares y bronqniales, habiendo
'ohten do siempre un resultsdo ga
ti>f4ctorio. La pnreza de los ele
menfos one comp men dicha Emus
sion Y los priuo'pios reconstitn, en-
= que posee, la hacen de graz
uti i1s d, no solo por su e6cacis,
cuanto lor la facilidad con one Sc
digiere, aun por los ninos de poco
I'd ii.
Ha creldo nm deber participar es-
t. w. y ofrecerme su ateLto ser
vidor =.
DR.. Manuel Gim6nes Crus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
MOVTMIBNTO DE BUOUEs.


De St. Thomas y escalas, vapor
tances Olinde Rodrigu,z," de
1868 tonelada@, captain B Jnqui-
I'"rd, a Jose I. Silva, s b(s vino, 5
p aoas marmo', 2 G enrIeiados. A
'brino de LuinI y comp, 10 G.
aceIte, 2 cubos quesos, 80 q papas,
l G cartnchos, L @ ibro4, 1 q dul
ces. A BA 6 y comp, q agua mi
neral. A G Vicente y comp, 60 sls
cscao. A j. Ocho4 y Hmno % q
mac. A G nz .lez y Perez, 100
G pspaS, 90 Q gluebrs. A E ozcue
y Clos, 800 G papas, A P. R. Da
ia, boy porcelana. A Barr stein,
| q cuel os. A FldelG- Guilermety,
D @ drogas. A obras del Puerto.
, G papel. A la ordeD: J. B., 3
90 pianos. L. O., / O paraguay. @.
Il. s., | G carton. l. L. q leo
lrs, 2 @ manteca. Rotulado, 6 brls,
l 6 VINO.
Do New York, vapor ingl6, 900
oan," c.pltan Fraser, & L.timer y
Fernandez. A Barcel6 v Perujo,
ID G. 30 bis galletas, 20 d msuteca,
70 6 ma'zeua. A Osldas y comp,
70 bris tO,inO. A Aud. es Orosss,
ID roIlos de j'rcias, 100 rollos
aIambrr, s aids remos, 10 b[s slqui-
traD, l fdo Iona. A J Sc L. Silva.
2 mdos bauIes. A Egozcne y Clos,
40 a DIS pspel. A s. dc Ezqnisga,
45O sls har'na trigo. A G.. Bolivar
comp, 2 @ carton. A j. Ochoa
y Hmno, jas iamones, 3Ol3 man
Ieca. A FluIay Brothers, 1913 tn bias
plno. A. A. Ma, oil y comp. 6 atds
tlhta, Z @, 46 bis vld,ios. A s. de
AOsrca, IA oris acelto. A Armas y
J,menez, 70 rolios alambre, l atdo,
! d, l Dri q nhcalla. A Mi Roma,
y comp, g qulncalla, 6 Is aam
re-. A J. Matlenzo. 8 d, IL br
% ents qulncalla, 5 fdos sogas. A
l.. Sanchez Morales, q impresos
a Caro- y comp, / q forreterfa. A
IN OrIeu, Marcas b 100 brIs, $50
q galietas, l4.3 jamoDes, 6 6 toci
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
Nicaragua y su canal.

Habiendo circu'ado rumores de
que la Oompafia CONSTRUCTORS del
canal de Nicaragua espera elu.
dir 'deteImiDsdos com promises con
aqusila repdbiica acentro-american \
val eldose de ciertas smbig tiedades g
que cree exlst6n en- el contrato de
coqcesi6n, IN corresponsal de- He
raid Wis to al % nistro de Nicarsgu a
en- Washington, Sr DR. Gnzman.
para coDocer su opinion sobre el
paFticular.
El contrato-dijo el distinguido
diplomatico-es clsro y terminate g
J no puede dar lugar & controver-
siss. Ri articulo 80 de la conce-
On dice asi
En- consideration 4 los valios os
privilegios, frsnqnicis y concesiones
otorgsdas q la comps MIA por este
contIato, la repdblica recihira en-
acciones, obligsciones, certificsdos
f otrOs valores one la compsfiia
emita para sIbittsr su capital so
cial, el sesenta por ciefto del i'm
porte total de Ia emission. Dichss
aCciones, obligaciones, certificados
& otros valores estar&n exentOs de
todo pago por parte de ia RepGhli
ca, cofIsldersDdoles como pagsdos
en- So totalidsd. En- pipgdn case
el sels por ciento serG menor dc
s4000,V00, es decir de 10000 sCcio
Des q oblIgaciones de Glen pesos
cada una."
III Gree nsted--pregupt6 el co
rresponsal--que la c0mpait& trs ts
de evs'iir eI Cumplimiento de ests
stipulation
No tengo noticia de ello--con
test6 el doctor Gozman. La con
cesi6n estA redac. ada Gu espanol !
cusIquirra que Sci la nterpreI aci6I
que Sc 10 dc en- log g., Nicaragua
insistira en- el cstrlcto cnmplimlet b
de sus l6 minos en- In forma en- qu'
ektA est rita.
La eomisi6n de relsciones exte
riOres del Senado ha resuelto y
dag diciamen slgnno sobre Ell pro
veto de ley en- vIrtud ID cusl {
g0bieruo dc los Estsdos Unidos S
0omprometis q gsrantizar el pag
dc lntere.es sobre una emission d
Glen miIlones de pesos en- 0hligs
Clones de 10 compsfi del canal d
Nicaragua. Asi 10 snunci6 el 2
tn la alta CAmsrs el psesidente q
la expr-s ada comisi6n Mr. Sherms
Eale acuerdo es IN golpe rud
paia la ca mpahia constructors d.
cauai, cuyaa esperanEas. DO liev'
adslsEte ~ smpsssa ssssshAal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
de .as On Ia comandancia de Colon
hn r,nahIn Immediate

de .as On Ia Comandancia de Colon
ba, pueblo Immediate.
All Sc verified; pero al dfa si
guiente Sancl ~ y su hermaDo
armados, amenszaron al Official ds
guardia y escapando tomaron 9
camino de la froBtera.
El Presidente, temiend0 nuevas
complicaciones y conociendo ell ca
racter arrebatado del general s..
{. chez, disp1so sa iesen fuerzas er
persecution de 0 fugitivos, qaie
nes fneron alcanzadOs cerca de
Ooatepeque. A la jntimaci6n de
que Sc entregasen, contestaron dis
parando sus armss; q cnya provo
caci6n signi6 nns descarga por Ia
eScolta persegu' dora.
Los haTmsnos Sanchez, heridos
ambos, fneron conducldos q Que
za'tensngo, con 6rdenes del Presi-
dente pa que fueran ben asis
tidos. Ri general Sanchez falleci6
& consecuencia de una operAciop
Qui 6rgiCs.
1,a es la relaci6n exacta de 10
sUcedido.
El general Oayetano Sanchez
habia logrado alcansar, gracias al
CIarifio y protection que Barllas le
dispensara siempre, una elevada
posicioD. Dursnte Ia guerra re
ciente contra ell Salvador distiu-
gui6se asf por ell aeierto con que
cumpliers las dispCsic ones del Pre-
sidente como por su valor personal,
merecieRdo nor clio Ia cor fisnzs
cornplets del jete de la Repdblica .
81 ser ascendido al grado de gene
raj de division.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
La Exposition de Chicago

Noticias de Ohicsgo nos hscen
saber one han sido aprobados poi
las comisiones respect vas los pls
nos de los ed ficios en- que hs DE-
celebrarse Ia EXPOSITION in'erna-
cional de 1898. Tendran estos una
longitud total de dos millas y una
altura uniforme que sera aproxi-
madameDte de sessnta pies. Los
proyectos de construcciones excen
tricas y elevadisimas no han encon-
trado favor de parte de Jos conn
Bionados, en- los cusles parece domi
mar hoy mn espirtu prActico.
Las di6cnltades financieras one
hal esta empresa no SO han ami
norado adm. 81 bien Be tienen lison
jeras esperaDzas on ell porvenir
Los creiitos votados por los GO
biernos de distintos Estados para
Ia concurrencia 4 Ia Esposici6n as
cienden va & cuatro miilones y me-
dio de pesos, y Sc calcula one el
importe total de las candidates que
habran de destinarse al certamen
por estos gobiernos y los del ex
trsnjero, socledades industrisles y
Comerciales ETC., etc., no baje de
veinte millones y scaso exceda de
treinta. Cuentas galanss por aho-
ra.
Oontinhan les obrss de desmon
te en- Jackson Park, un tempo In
terrumpldss, q las cnales % dedi.
con hoy doscientos cincuents jor-
naleros.
Ha regIesado de 80 viaie & las
Annlias Mr.. William q. Curtis,
que esI& & cargo, egdn Sc sabe, DE-
Ia parte latino-amef'cana de Ia Ex-
pOsic,oD, y hs presentado IN ipfor
me & la comisi6n de exhibiciones
extraDjerss. En- 81 hsce constar qua
el gobernador general de Cuba-
hecho del cual va tIenen conoci-
mlento nuestIos lectores- ha nom
brado una comisi6n de treinta per
sonss, que preside el Excmo ST. d
Antonio 9. TeIlerfa , de- que for
man psrte el Roctor de la Universi-
dad de Ia HaLsns, los m rque-
ses de Duquesne y Balboa, los d.
rectores Dc los principales pari6 IL
cos y otros cabslleros distinguidos,
para que gestionen ls mas cumpli
ds representation de ia isla Gu el
certsmen de Chicago.
Durante 50 permanencia en- ls
Habana Mr.. Curtis ssc6 modelos
On yeso de Ia tumba de Orist6bal
Colon con destino & sesci6n hist6-
rica de Ia Exposition.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
AOEITE PARA ALUMBRADO
"LUZ DIAMANTE",
de Ia fabriCa LoDgmsn y Martinez,
NEW-YORK.
Libre de s.ro'osi6n, humo y NAL
o'or. no grados de Farenheis.

Libre de erD'oSi6n, humo y NAL
o'or. -I70 grados de Farenheis.
Etc scete esta fabricado Dor
una Redistribution especial, aclusi-
vamente para ell uso domestico Y
muy particularmente donde hay
nlnos. Es cristalino como el aqua
desti ada. Su luz es clara, brillsn.
te y Elm olor.
KS tan oompletamente SECURE cue
81 la lampara Sc quiebra per ca.
sualidad, la llama qnedsra extin.
guida en- ell acto. Esta envasado
en- la misma forma que el kerosene
c0rriente, teniendo as latss un so
f6n de Patente que permite llenar
las lamparas con la misma lata.
sin derrs mes de ninguua especie.
Las mismas lamparas en- tiso en- al
actualidsd sirven para la Luz Da.
marte, limpiandolas y poniendo
mPchas nuevas qae no est Ga satu
radaS en- otra close de k-rosene-
Tambi6n envasamos la Luz Dla~
mante en atas dc y 2 galonas
expresamente para el usO de fAml.
has.
| De ycnta pos todos los aimaea,
lRss de yyesss do Puerto .HleV.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
OABOTAJE.

Col. esp. Concepci6n," carga
Para Ma att.
CO.. esq. ''Paquete de Arecibo,''
descargando.
Col. esp. Maria" carga para
Aqua lila y NJ ,yagtiez.
Go. g p. " Providencia," cargs
para Fajardo.
Col. esp. Isabella" carga para
Yabucoa Y Hnmacao.
Go. esp. MA! agiieza1a," carga
para .Mayagiiez.
Col. esp. PETRA" cargs para
Arecibo. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-05
Pro 'idencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.

sueho tranquilo y apacfguamIento De
los dolores, tai es la diyisa del JARABE
DE FOLLET, que vence ell insomnia.
cualquiera que sea su causa, fiebre,
Intermediates, trabajo, agitaci0n ner.
viosa, preocupaci0n moral, etc. - e.
JARABE DE FOLLET da ell verdadero
sueno, Ell sueho natural, sin alteraciones,
sin molestar, sin peli2ro; ell sueno que
es ell tranquilo reposo del cuerpo y del
cspiritu. En- un frasco de JARABE DE
FOLLET hay cinco & seis noches de
reposo complete, natural reparad0vi
80 vende en- todas las farm$ciAs.