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NEW YoRx. q; BROOKLYN. Q.

NEW foRK. q; BROOKLYN. 9.
Few parsons probably have q keener realiza
tion Of the truth that this liie 10 series Of upi
and downs than Lovott. On Monday eveninl
ut 0 O'Clock he was majestic. laurel crowned
gold-acsptered hero. and "vivs In Lovett" was
on evory tongue In Brooklyn. Last evening al
Q O'clock It became painfully apparent to tbs
populaoe that he was after oil nothing more
than plain. humble. socond-tablo citi.
Esa Of this great republic. and that the
prinoipal ingredient In his composition
was clay. It is exceedingly unfortuna'e
that Lovett could not have retired from the
diamond at the close Of Mondays game. Thu
pscord he made that day would have rendered
him an objoot OF interest for tho remainder OF
his natural life. Owing to his contract with
the BROOKLYN Club md to somo personal con-
man found II inoIpedient to drop out Of the
into is the HarIem. River or Of dsrsSSr. For
sSysna1IiIwo Ss HI hours L0ve'' was as biz man as
:. Mex! 10 the assortment Of hit. made BY the
MSs an, the mst Sn
dueed that MONDAYS performance was more
e less in tho nature Of sfra,sh, .s,J LoGyett
Il. f ir pSs ". S in
sossss Ssiisvs ih IN sSinin f a, intervals. and
therefore. pitches q good game every time no
.ss ss :a' ~sh VII sa
ssS RSs.eFs siS1a Snn Swunx as the ball
.o.sd a. IN 5ohn Wsla
hardly zoe them and Il some batslnnn Is hit BY
q 81 ana Ss
played dssperate uphill gamo. but they hat
4 SsSs sss Il darh ON ssrae sy Dg hs an
Burns. OBrien. and Foutz, and passed ball.
ss Of ~ ssns ns: tni
a Them ahs,S .D. wSe 5 no tsSS G
twenty-nve bases hid been trayersed as y re-
:Ss S Ss 81 %s s Tie FNS FSaGe did tt h.
each. and Gore and Connor smote i twice each.
pts ip DO !Grst innina. He planted the bali in
lsft held iSr two bnsss. and after Richardson
Iinz to left ior counle OF bases. while Herman
ecnmpered homo ConnoE sampled I.ovett's
ses s.ssa ssa eS' r%pta s sns p ns
oai. but Bassett hamm.rel ont u triple to
snt SonnS1 %sSEsd; but Basset, was Ht 2.
Ssd wep shs. game In ihe first inning.
ana ieps ussde % In the second risr
nan reached first bY lelders choice, stole sec
Ond. and scored on Richardson's single In
the fourth there was some heavy caunonadinR.
Sucki.y made single and then IIernan came
bar o.. driving Blu rllsy home aud getting to
the plate himself By tine exhibition OF base
In tho seventh Connor cracked out savage
Hns bit 70 right. which Burns managed 10 get
bis bends on. He regretted It ns the ball
knocked one OF his fingers out Of Joint and con.
Naued on its course. Connor acorVd on
O'RourSss sacrinoe. Con Daley look Burns's
place IN the ield.
u ihe eighth. singles by Herman and Rich
ardson and another two.bagger BY Gorr gave
ths hna two runs. Then the tired Brooklyns
escsred. and the New Yorks sent their bats to
tho planinR. mill to have the splinlers shaved
OIL. OfticIal Attendance. 2.yGQ. The score:
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passed BAH. won tn. gam. to-day from tn. Athletics
Attendance, lUUO Tie SCORE:

,E.rn.d 2, Athletic Iwoss,s ,.
ran Home run-roreman. Double Play-wood
anS Hssiimanu F,rst base on balls.Msshington 2;
nsll struck opt-By p2remsn ~; by ssndsra 4.
Pmsed bAll-Millisan Wild pitch-sanderA Time
2:lh CmDrs-FerRuson
LouisvILLs, 4; coLuxsus q
.CoLusnus June 2s--A passed bali by Dovse IN the
frrt inning and wild throw by the same player In the
NTH gave todays game to Louisviils AttspdAnos
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SANDS DEFEATS STEVENS At uoBoxEN
The Winner Played . Strong UphlM Game
After Losing Two Sets.


The flnal match In the tennis tournament for the
championship of the Middle states played yestsr
day afternoon tho Of the George Cricket
Club In hoboken. This match closes of the most
important tournaments OF the season. which has not
bean without some unexpected resuts Several Of the
usual spring "upses" which must alwavs bc expected
at thus lime OF the year occurred In these matches
Charles Sands Of the tassnd-Nsar Tennis Club
sfts, cIo.s nrsSs strassls Tsis rrnS ~ ,s6
surprise. which was only ssssned BY fact that hs
ssta Atter Winning the nrst two SEA Stevens while
himself justics Sands on the other hand Improved
IA plar. and played piueky up hill game winning the
last two sets with This victory Kivsr hiiu the
I,aht TO ch.llense iowa.d Taylor for the champion.
Final kound-c. L. Sands beat R Stevens, IA ct.
e-U,
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U " " " . " .
Harmed runs Boston. q: baltimore. g. Home runs
Brown. Joyce. sh Two-bass hits-Broutl,srs Far.
L rGs. h!.a;s,rich., stolen sa,s:nbYy MssGs.ehy
l,y MeMshon By Bsk.lsy X First on error, Rc.ton
Passed bsils-Robinaon 2. Struck out-By Mcmahon,
9; BY max sisy. Doubls pl.ys-fAfrsn and stricEsr
Rrouther. umpirs-Kerns. Tiins-a hours Attend.
Ance-2 sUs.
sr LOUIS June 25-The Browns defeated the Cincin.
nAtis this afternoon in aons.sidsu game. Attendance,
Lls6 Tho scOret
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Miller Riae club shoes

Ihs An'sr RHO Climb captain. Richard ". Dewey,
held s weekly Soot at 20 Hudson .,r..,
Hoboken On Wednesday evening Tho folio wing
nh Srrs piaotd 60 he members, credit, J. Casper 2ss
2ss: r Miller aas; j, b. kru:. aas: .,,.nyr n.yor
" ossr: oaps Dssrey Iat: Lshl ga; O. Stencil aai:
eher 1a inc winners In tho class co mpettlon vsrs:
a soh. <s'; ID. Casper 238; U. Taylor, 2.a
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base NJ. s,s 70 ,L ss1.sn
ny knsii, i lit by ritnhsx Al-Rsymond. NoTamsny.
Dowe0 FrBt base on eror- Louisvllle. Struck out
BY KneiL IL; by He'll, Il Passed balb-Dowss. . rns
-l:tu umpre-Jousa
BOSTON "a ~ IS. SALrfnoRR g.
BosroS. June 26 Tho Boston Reds took swest
vsngs on tho Raitimorcs to-day. ana trouncsd them
oOund,y. The score:
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Baseball Games To-aa ,

NATIONAL LTAGrE
New York va Rosion. at the Polo erounda
PhiiadelphiA vs. Brooklyn ~ philadelphia
Chicago vs. cincinnati at Chicago
Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh al Cleveland.
AhEgiCAS ASSOCIATIONS.
boston Va RAltimore, at Boston
ounrtile va Cincinnati NJ LouisvillA
b. Louis Va Columbus At ST. Louis.
SAsrIRN ASSOCIATION.
Albany va Lebanon, At Albany.
Rochester va Providence. a. RochssssR,
buna'o Va New iiAyen at Buffalo.
Syracuse VI. Troy ~ syracuse
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Au.tin 0,bbou, Co.,.r u.-.

eso'esram rom London ,sserday. received at the
Poce Gosefe onice stated that Austin Gibbons voud
sail Tor New York Saturday ou the Arizona ana aso
fnst n, eson: ha. offered to box Rs.dsr at nnss,on.
tmn 10 ble ana cham pionshp belt promised by
Menari y. FOX ksKotiatihtions are pspdias Tbss
hdht " arranged Will come OF In OctobeE 'A'
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Earned runs-St Louis 4 Two.base hits-Tloy. Mun.
yam. stolen bsses.CAnavan. Robinson sestr. Double
svan Robinson and Carney; Robinson and Carney.
Bases balls on stivetts Il of Mc,ll 2; OF Dwyer.
hali-MunyRn wild pitch -stiyetth Time-2i2o. I'm.
Miro e-DRyfa
The sun., 1891-06-26

The second slevsns Of the Manhattan Cricket and
New Jersey Athletic clubs played match in Prospect
PARK ysstsrday The Manhatsans had 70 make up their
tsam with somo Of their juniors The scors.
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The Hudson River Tennis Champion shin
Begun.

After many possponsmsnts and changes Of data
which Doubtless have considerably injured the ss Of
entrss The annual Tournaments for the championship
OF the Hudson lavsr Lawn Tennis Association was b..
Euu yesterday Afternoon tho courts of the raand
Near Tenuis Club at Hastu 70 the Hudson Tho oon
Gentlemen ,infss Mi play ysentin: q. Hall ths
!s winner In the iadiss singles will Miss Mabel
vAhiil who ts the lady champion OF ths
memsn, ,insss o.; SnS The iaal.s events viii probably
delphi wLrte they nrs playin; for the national cham
pion'hn The scorss follow;
GtSIL1NkS's sIE0Lks.
Gu 60 30
First Rouni-A. 8 Runyou beat T. X. Frazer e-l
Ga 81; v. n. Eting beat N. " FA,on. G-2 ed Ga
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Grand League championship game Bosion vs New
York Game r. NJ Admission. sc. Iiekets and
Isserrsl ssas a. sprldinE. -. kroadway Express
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Kings County Tennis Tourney.

The Kinss County Lawn Tennis Club OF Brooklyn
held Its ANIMAL summs. tennis tourna snt yesterday
afternoon on It's pretty courts at Dean street and
Kingston avenue The scoresi
First Round-fr~nk O. Story bes; x. ". Rowe. o-L
e-l; John iiallork hsAf NJ. PendrsIgh 60 G-a Ga;
4. A. Snyder boat Paul 4. Jones' 90 60: n MCLEAN
beat H. oln Wilson 't-2 6-3 {. X. Swaney heat frank
q noyI 80 ~; DE Frazier heat H. McGowAu, 6-L
81: Dudley AcGlAh beat James HlasdaIL 81 OIL;
l. ". Payne beat Larry GrowsAss, IA n-a
fault: A. Snyder heat v. Mclean. 10 ~, 81: DR.
Irs5ier beat q swaney. 81. t--i u. McGra,h beat
u, ". Payne. B-n s--U
@ rh,rd @ko"ndIs Snyder tr.tf R story s-,;; 81
Rayn: and T. 4. sny der beat II. McuowAn aud Harry
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crirAna =; riScInxArL (?
Gnic. .Ga Jniis .a-ro dsy's game W, dn aud un il.
tef,Ssu ,cttrsgo winning easily. The scJrsi
fs'aa. ".."< OsNii Al rotAis...... 5.Ii7
'eAfMr NV dsy . ed on. OF u,uited ay by Iah,su

'' 'sssArshs dssAed on. on u,uaed ny by Ish!su.
-tJnsiauntt, 0 q ~ y D III
-. EArgsd s-Ahiesgo Il Cincinnati l. Two bass
btts--(Arroll k,Al tolhiAy. Sacrifice hits-Ansnn,
e,..nam Gahl,n s.olean, ba.s..mollid.y. ceon.y,
naihss AMI Keenan,. h.hisn, PfsnsE and Anson C.I
ftrAt hass on bsls-ky Luby Z; by Mulans, g. fiTst
kAsv syorS chir ago, CINCINNATI struck out-By
kNby. .; b. MnliAns, Left on Dasss-uhicAR 10. i:
CineinnatL .. 1ime-i;D umpire-L Lynch. Attend.
anes-.,uu
cLEvsLAsp u; rrrsnuRcu.<
CLvvkLAkp. iurs "a a-rittsbuTgh had to.day's game
we'll In hand and then lost It account OF DISASTROUS
erforsb by Bergen Atenuanre. LG'D The scores
The sun., 1891-06-26

NAsniNCros, u Arhtkrr, -
WAsHIHsroS Juno s3 -Ths home eiub tuncI ~ their
hits IN the second aud utIh iunnes and, aided uy =
The sun., 1891-06-26

harmed run,-ritbnish, p Twohase h,.-Mcksan
is. ES sn i.T,nss @ h."I .sslsy ., si,.
Isrsh Il, struck OUT -By VIA 4 by Wa'dwln 10
besSs Ray..D.any s.S vlr,n. i ,. stolen . ..ss.-
(Isvo.anL ~ rtt.burgh, l. iit by pl,ca,r- -Becsioy
Tius - IL umpirs-Baitin. At,endancs-i,5Uu
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The AM~riean Association.

This IL how the American Association games
rssultoi yesterday:
Washington. z; Athletics, )
Louisville. 4; Columbus. 9,
.r boston. IL; baltimore. s.
4,,. o. st Louis, .; Ciuc .nnati. !,
The sun., 1891-06-26
PHILADELPHIA. II: aosTos.7.


Enrs.d Iuns-Has,on 8; rhilaa.lphia 4 Two ha.e
hka--stnrey. Mash tal. Long. hamilton Stolen base
bslshsn,y: iDv,,ih- tovey aud Long Hamilton
enA Shtndls. lirrt hss- on balls-By Nichols 8: Ly
yAstnt1h I. Hit by PIT hsi hx-Br0wn, iiamilt on
p shsnty. Lowe: Hruek "nt- ny Thornton 2 Passed
kafs-hspneu Z: VIVID piIch-Nichols. Ttme-i ~.
Umpire e-ttrfst
~ = ~ crirAGa =; riScrxxArL =.
The sun., 1891-06-26
oDlD NOT FOOL 'EM AGAIN.
LovETr WAS HIT HARD BY THE NEW
FORKS YEsTERDAE

- NE Pitched Good Dsii. but Could Not Pre-
vess the ssiuEeisK-Ruste Too Much for
: the Hreektyss-Rostea Besten. While
Cksesee wins-The American Assecis-
tioa oanes-Other News and Notes.
Tho National League games yesterday re-
sultsd As follows:
New York o: Brooklyn. q
Philadelphia, II: Boston z.
Chicago. 4; Cincinnati. q
Cleveland. 9; Pittsburgh, 4.
The sun., 1891-06-26

Earned rans--Sew York y; Brooklyn l. First base
\, BY srrprs-Brooklyn Left on tasss-New York /;
yIooklyn. First base on has-by. .Ku.ie, y BY Low.
a-Iisra.n Ihrss bass has .Connor Baaset, Two.
osssyks t.,. Euckisy VI i.tl-r colins Pnknry. Low
ct siolen bases.ftsrnAn Stchardson t!) Wild PITCH
Time - hourA
rIIL aprirUiA. II: BOSTON 7.
& pHfLAe I.uiA, June ~ The Bpston tsam went all 10
vAsors 10, ~ and The Fhadsi iphias won wthout uIf
Eytuk. Aftsndanes, 49, Tho syors:
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MANHATTAN.
Z. O. Pearson. b. Sandal.
G. Mitchell. b Fog.
4. H. Fowler. b. Fox.....l
y. ". Green. h Fox......
L A. Maekintosh, O HILL
b Fox .,...............1l
q. u. stafford, b. Fox. i,
W. A. Stevens, run out.
q. J. Atwood, Q. fox, b.
Hul ...s.. .......
p. Prioa b. Fox. ......,...
". q. Beardhall, Jr., b.
Hill. ......,,,,,,.,
@. Rose. not out.
ExtrAs...... .............
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-31
WENT INTO MYSTERIES.
How Well-KnoWn Man Made . PROFIT
OF Five Dollars.

-
OF Five Dollars.
A short, nervous German stepped nm
TO the Auditorium register the other dav
and ornamented it with the name r.
Schumacher. While he did 80 a lobby
1ounger gave to the Chicago Mails Club
Man this story concerning the we'll
known Oatmeal king" and prohibition
leader. Mr.. Schumacher is a million
aire and has earned his money by his
own exertions. His daily work is indi-
Gated by a remark made in a recent in
terview upon the eight-hour work day:
II believe in it for I've always worked
on the eight-hour system myself-eight
hours before lunch and eight hours aft
erward." He dresses very plainly. His
sons dress faultlessly, and they have
often tried to get the old gentleman
himself to pay little more attention to
matters OF dress. But they have failed.
Recently Mr.. Schumacher casually an
nounced his intention Of buying a new
overcoat to replace his old, well-worn
garment that had done service for many
years. The sons formed a plan to in
duce him to wear a fine coat They had
coat made by a tailor and paid him
$50 for 1t. They then gave him instruc-
tions to sell it to Mr.. Schumacher
for $40 or less if necessary. Then
the boys told their father that there
was good coat for sale cheap in a
downtown tailor shop and advised him
to buy 1t. They even offered to take
him to look at 1t. The old gentleman
accompanied them, tried on the coat,
and was delighted with it. He was as
tonishef, too, to learn that it cost no
more than an ordinary ready-made gar
ment and bought it at once. The bows
were highly pleased. They paid the
$50 extra and Mr.. Schumacher was none
the wiser for the trick.
But few days later Mr.. Schumacher
was again wearing his old coat The
sons were surprised, and one of them
said:
"Father, aren't you going To wear your
new coat every day?"
''I've sold it," was the reply.
''What!"
"Yes, I've sold it. met MIR. Brown
on tho street the other day and showed
him my coat. He liked it and said he
needed a coat himself. l told him to
go down to the same place and lie could
get one just like mine for $40. But he
didn't believe it, and offered me S25 for
my coat right then and there. l took
1t, and I'm $5 ahead. can wear this
till I can get another one made" Then
the boys nearly went into Mysteries.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-31
CANDOR FOR SALE.

A Good Story Tod at tho Expense OF
Former POIItlc.a,.
There Is q kind Of fra nkness which is
purely disagreeable, and there is anoth-
er kind which may hurt the sensibilities
for a moment, but in the end does not
lessen ones friendly regard for tho
speaker. The Quincy Herald relates
story Of the late Congressman Taulbee,
OF Kentucky.
An old negro, known as Uncle Eph,
had lived in the Taulbee family for
many years, and was esteemed as an
honest and faithful servant. After a
Congressional election, at which Mr..
Taulbee had beon an unsuccessful can
didate, some of his opponents twitted
him with the fact that his own servant
had voted against him.
Mr. Taulbee could not credit the
story, and at last spoke TO Uncle Eph
aboutit.
"Is it true, Uncle Eph, that you voted
against me?"
Yes, Massa William" answered the
old man. 81 voted the publican ticket"
"Well, vel, said Mr.. Taulbee, IL like
frankness, and here's dollar for your
candor."
The colored man stood scratching his
head, evidently with something on his
mind.
well, Eph, what is it2" said Mr.. Taul-
bee.
'If you is buying candor, Massa Will
ian," said Uncle Eph, "you owes mo
TO- dollars mo-, kase voted agin ye Ave
times"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-31

Leaves Elko every morning at 7:3o
O'Clock.
Arrives from Tuscarora every even
ing in time to connect with Dxpress
trains going both East and West.
Office next door to the INDEFEND-
ENr office.
O. +. HOLLAND, Agent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-31
Coal Along the u. p.

The mines along the Union Pacific
railway now produce over 1,4O0, 900 tons
OF coal annually, and the owners are
preparing for much larger output.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
IS EL MAS BARAT0.
afsc'sse bi "a esCYRTIl CRlYlIl
ssHPsssss ger 81 PsArs Rirs.1..

Ts1so para lsa kseusI~s de- IN Tai.
Do Pusrto-Rico ssgtn Decr.so -. -,
sxsmo. ! limo, eT. Obispo = .... =.
Di6essis D. Juan Antonio Puie !, -. n
Do Dieispbrs De 1880. , pnbiGe,dao y =.
si Es!staa Eslsssasssss On IL = -. =
de 1881, eus dice aaG, -as'e
"DsssaDdo tscilitar. seedn .. ;,.a..
taneis require, Ia a1qOisici6n 81 ~ ~
teeismo ds In Doctrina Csist;.ns Z 49,
clase dc peFsenas, vsnimcs en- dsslss-
tAmbs6n de tsxto pa,a In Dideas;s
ansigu" y popular Oatacismo al 3
PipE!dA gus pssaE de 81 rslDeisa
lhmsn, ecmrrsn@e sn sus asr.iIls. -.
eoneiEss Prsgnnsss , respuastss !.
ms sods de ID anssSsnsa cstSli.s. !. -. .a'
nisnao . In YES In INN snas v.ps.,. -. y
sssaF por "a inf mo- prscio Il slssr.. )
ss tsGtliaa pohrss.p -
Pnno,O.-"-a shavce sno. ss - -,
M sS~6O cts. ErAasa
bs Vasss 81 d laraERrAs ! A4x.
DA = ArsL Y lsAsnatA asl BeEse,~ = - -
cAazrL ksFszlsss q s,snn ~
Rsrsiiaa s"Es. nss. 4
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PERIODICO CONsA GhAL0
La DEFEg8A DE LOS INT 3GE6ES AACIolAlLs EA al
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En- OIENOLA DE TEEEDUAlA De
LBROa silnp plfnaea poE Ia spl!cacton Sc
ana rsgla Il salhle para aosrtar 81 aeasoT
y el aofssAol, aOosrpahs4a De numaFoaoa
eismplos de- eslczlcs msreantlea, pof O
4. karsA, tTsasz,eo 6s 10 2p' ssiCiox in
glsss por A. q Sect, bslO Il !nnsaista
arIeeeic1 del Astcr. In sono slsganss'
nsnse snsEassrn&&o 1885 Ga Ia IR-
Gel Bosrgsm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08

Sc acaban De reci Dir on esta 4m
renta los arhculos siguientes;
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared J desperta-
ores de 10 diterentes classes.
ESFERAs con cfroulos de metal.
OARTERAs para dOCumentos-
LAPTOES mercantiless
PLEMAS de orc.
ReOBIBAELAs elegantes de 3
H. O&
OARPnTAs de hule y Gshlete
PLUMAS-fuentes.
PAPELERA6s de varias eaatss
NAROOS para retratOs.
RgIULnE, ~~ Ret6riaa ! Foe
aIsa.
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EIBROS

-
reoibIdos porael ultImo va
por.correo en- Ia imprents
del BOLETlN MERcAN-
TIL.
?ereda. Los H1mb1es 90 70.
Einuss -Hljs. ssposa , u adIe,
tomoe.s
!. Escrio6. -Ml Mar:ir d { 8 go:&,
! 'omos.
()6digo Penal Milltar.
Ancora de salvaci6n, Devocl.
nArio).
Characterization dc lioros
'7uia del Oomeroto y de Ia bancs.
NOvELAs DE PEREZ Gal I.
DOs.-Mercorias dc IN Oortesano de
1918, III G.ande Oriente, hi Terror
de 1924, Un Voluntarlo realsta,
Los Apoatoltoos, Juan Martin 9
Hmpeeiuado, Los Glen mil hitos d.
san Luis, Un facciosc mas, III siett
de Julio, Batalla de los Arapiles,
Bailen, kl squipaje del Rey Jose
Napoleon Ell Ohamartin, El 10 de
I'd arno y el 2 de Mayo, Corona, Ira
taigar, La segundA casaca, La Cor
te dc Carlos lv, O&diz, zaragoxa
Totmento, El DR.. Centeno, Lo Pro
n,l.;do. La Eontana de Gro, E
Amigo MRnso, Doiia Perfecta, Clio
ria, bort1nsta y Jsointa, La ta
mills de Leon B0ch, La Deahereda
dA.
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COATABlLLDAD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Labroa AFRO
slados d loa formulation publics'
doe por cI Gob;erno General.
Imprssos dc todas classes par
los Municipios.
De venta eA Is Imprenta del
BOLY7fN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
G. A K # ELES

CON las pesas y medidas del Sistema Ne
trico Decimal, en- La Imprenta del BOLE
Tin III MERCANTIL.
Sc hallan adeinas Otras muchas noyeda.
des y SO esperan mas del extranieru
En- trabaJos 0e lmprenta,, Encuadernaciol
J LtOgrafla, So pueuen yer satlolechos to.
pOs los guslOs y cumpiidas touas las exl-
sencias. Baratuea On los preclos; eiegancls
ON Ia ejecuclOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
;lHaS L1I1ijI.T2!S.
- LAS Pef'lGN t.c .N7Dftf(


oie Q'1utnr .R20n;hidrrto
i ,"a CtOi.tid,0to, Vnicy ,0,a,ft
e, Q,.i"t:td. ETC.. etc. del Dr. CT ertea
-oHlitnen cada una diey centigr nHos
i-~ granosl de sal de qninin1 q,,i7tj
r.;upnts pur1. de fabrication fran
c1sa, Y estan preparadas por ut
ilntpdimiento aprobado por Ia Ac+
,,'n,ia de Medicina de Paris.
iiato una envotura Fs'atiroe&
lran~rarente V muv f3ril De Iii Ell,
l. guiana So c0'sscrTa tndefHidG.
n",tit sin 0hcrociGn y Sc tYdrq 81.
ne H|ie HjUG,0l 1mGr'q0r.
t.aGa frasco conrene treinta perlas.
s"a tres gramos Ge sal de Quinina
En- adelante caua peria de quiniG2
del d Clertan llevara impresas las
palahras "Clertan Paris.
e9TA. - Es absclutamente { <Ve>It4~>,
Indispensable exigirla marca o ~.95
So ysnds n por msn6r On IA mayor osns
Gs las FsrmAcias.
FABRIcAcIoN vENTA Fer IAYoR
CASA L. FRERE. IA. Rge jaoo0. Ys
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
tI MAtyTRO DE lN6LE4

Sc AcAban de reeiblr ejemplare.
do Ia altlma edieion publicads OF
Nkw.YoSA en- Is lmprensa de
E.. 1g4Is kxHcAsv'I & $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
Eneusnto Holloway.

ss's D:taVillsss bAlssms sasa Isf.libl.m.,
Ia esridss ~ntiGsss, lAs llasa.. : i. ,n...
90 pisa 4ts Do psehs. Per medic Il. :. 4 n.
eta lag aioeEAs virsisstss ssnas mpv nrsrt !.
IA asPsoss osAssiscissts dssspsrsesa. D.
mSa dssa, ssts asgEsAts faryiesfsnts. a ne,
oscir ssa cara psrfsnts do las sfsoo5sse. 4 i.
ass'' 's' esastipsdss, las tsssR ii r.sm 49, =
ms' sAs ssasds 50 ba sosIaas On vaae =
des lssdsE&a -sn,sdisa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN KERCAnTII,, y

zsa esta secci6r de la casa, II :sada ~.
'odos los elementos necesar;cs provlata d.
na:eriaies de primera ciase, ss hscen encus
icrnacjones en- ho:andesa, cartonS. pagta q.
.asi ole, piel de levaDte con Believes, .odo De,
eco y. rreclOs reduc|dOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
RlDAlOykOAI
DE COMERCIANTE

RIgcORIA DEL OOHERIIO DE-
sas Las nacicnss. sesds los tiempos mAs re-
mosos kasta uusstros aias por AF. ScAH 6
'traaseid> asl frances por Oh siuDnos Ss "a
eiass DE- este lsioma sstabisslsa en- el As
,sso Asesassssl d kadssd, y pablleats Asa
pensas. De Ia nisns ASCENSION.
Dos tomos grsesos, qassA ss2ssais. et
o. 10 Inprsnts AsI Rosskar,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
GEOGRAFLA
AsTRONOMIOA Y PULfTIOA
AG EPLsl I gUS teSsSlsERa UAflAaABl9l!

Ohra dsclArAaA de tsxtO para las
.snslas de- ssta proviroia g. Edisi6n
De vsntA en- L. Imprsnts del BoLa-
REm,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
BoletiQ Nercantll de Puerto-RicO.

PERIODICO CONSAGnAL0
La DEEEE8A DE LOS INT RISES AACIClAlEs LA ahEkHg
O2aAaO De LOS EPAaOLES IL EG0sDICIOax e Ii Pg0kIC0.
GENERATES acordadae per la Drecccr
para toda clase Gle renitldos anuncoe.
publication
qus se determnaran 3
oscnuncadoS remdos gsceas dben yen
6rma del rnrabad ade
n&s con ls de responsible de
eidoA
dsvusltos aunque pubhqusn
No . extavcs de clchSs
In coumna del peodco conhdsada por eentieO
do largo
81 Anunane endra deho par.
publication I'm onced9rses pasn A
10 p.S sobrc preco de tarfk -
E aDuncsne o.eAs pubcactn anunoe
RI unH bonincsci6n de 10 pS aobre precios de-
nuncants bnA pe6dcO In i an
'Af@ o. % plnsI AuAuelo :, OgS0a
S sobs el uree Il -
eila eonunicadoe remiaos. =
mports do lac su'erpciOpsa snuHcios sse smits eonun
ca2oo, anticiaSo.
ii pO mpvsta dtE Do sair psrdco ssppoi.lu s...
rngdo sanas pubcseouss hussu
asjsdo d. ssbE.
| Tar1fa para In publication dc anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-08
AA1Gos DE ToD1lG
RLDORAS nOLLOYLf.

AL'Sass as Pc eRas, sa tsdas las psrtes
mAaoe, rssomieadAn dichsa Pfldcrae ocma
ps!sI rostasrsuss Dc il saixd csc g concc,
Snss eSTsR tocss isS afsccieRes d.i cora.6a
as o'a sae dsi ssidn,nso, de les riaspss
'ef .asssnsas,s rsmssvsA ID acrimeKis
.Ataisssi. , Ia osrdiaisia, sspslsaaae d.
sastfs fsds lmpzrsxa, fsTtAlecissds e.mnl.
"Ess" 81 fisisma ssrvisbs rsnda a teee
<oab's 10 srs-siaseies saseral.