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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

Complete suits Of fireproof asbestos cloth
are now made for firemens wear. AZ the
n serial is indestructible and a bad con
sostor Of heat as well, the wearer is pro-
eeSed in the midst of flames OF course
air for bieathing must be supplied through
taees in seDe such way as IL Is supplied TO
tbs diver sksn be is under water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

rae people " fh@s+sIs vars re tzst 70
break horses ssr ssrvlee 70 was. add their
pYosGsezay as essss~isAs PScsabiy frs.
gave rae to tAe sactsss myth that their
sosassV was sasisasy iskaoitsd By cen
saanA fabulous creatures supposed 70 be
hAlf horse and half usn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21
Not for the Upper Ten.

Hicks-Who did you speak tos
Wieks-"WhomH did you speak to-aos
who" who" is poor grammar.
Hicks-Whar of it, Tire majority Of peo-
pie don't know il the few people who
understand grammar are not the people
associate with--Bostop Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21
Enrrad IN Tf

Neighbor Woman-For the lands sakel
/ didn't suppose you needed money bad
enough to make you FL your house with
boarders.
Farmer Greatacres - Don't need no
money at all But I've got 70 keep them
city kin o. mine of the place somehow or
other.-Indianapoli Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21
A DimcHlt Choice.

Mr.. Appington-Narie this has become
past endurance. This morning when was
taking my bath, that monkey of yours
Jumped on my back You've got to choose
between him and me.
Mrs. Appington-Well, give me three
Jaws 10 think it over.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

Mr. Lawrence Hutton has inaElgs6 ore
OF the aueersS: whims tha- the fAccy Of
New Yorker hes evolved. Mr.. Rattoas
hobby is death ussks, and be has gathered
together what Is By al esds SAe largest AID
ruost notaa!e eoIlectioa Of these work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

Men live on ak csHts day N AssyTiA
AGyEasn vornes, after 100 years CT Chris
tssa sabe.. are oeasAs and sold; are made
to work with oxen q, tie P.ow, and have
ss h.tis liberty a. in tAs days OF CAdEsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

A soldier wrote home for supply or
cash. Appended TO the letter was the fol-
lowing postscriptum:
II felt so ashamed at having asked you
to send me ten francs that l ran to the
postoffice to get my letter back. Unfor-
tunately it had gonel'-Recit Oral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21
All EuE Down.

Clara-The doctor SAYS IL Go1't get ont
OF town this week &c won't answer for ne.
Maude-Why, what makes To1 50 fesbiei
Clzri-I have been working 50 bard .ses-
ting ny summer sutas re26y.-Brooklyn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21
rakin. tn. couoei. On, Of Hin.

"How do you like my new suit, Marin'
All wool and a yard wide. eh'" said old
Binks.
Eyes, that's the trouble, f" returned Mrs.
B. Its yard wide, and you atn't mors
than twenty-four inches acrost. "-Harper1
Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21
Too Great n Surprise.

What's the mattsrY asked the police
man, pushing through the crowd that had
gathered about man in ft-
"He-he asked ne too have some ice
cream" sobbed 3 girl. ''snd-auG | tod
hin n-no. New York Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

Visitor TO Chicago Gin Isssj-Pve hesru I.
great deal about the wonderfuI archites-
ture Of this city. What DO you consider
your crack buildingi
Chicago Man with great promptnessl-
fhe postofice -Chicavo Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21
AIaSI

She-You lack energy and push. Every
man is the architect ST his own fortune.
He-Yes, but the girls father is the con-
tractor.-Life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

h. W. LEVY. Pres a. ". OLIVER. vice Pres
c. A. Walker. Cashier. II. I. kramer. Asst Cash.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-21

Devil Bill was converted and became
changed man. He joined the church, and
closed his grocery and helped to build a
meeting house, and it was always said and
believed that Old Sledge mauled the
grace into his unbelieving soul, and it
would never have got in any other way
Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
CELEBRATING An ANyIVERS lRY.

The Chelsea Methodist Church. in Thirtieth-st held
specal comemoation services YESTERDAY 10 eeepae 'ns
a,ttb anniversary OF soces removal from It's nss
locaton This society had its origin In mission estao'
shcd at Tcnth-ave. and Twenty ninth-st In 1888 III
IsI II was moved TO Twentyseyenthst end Ninth'ave
and In 1sf3 the society was Incorporated ara ag' o'
., toutthst east of Nlnthave The cornerstone
n, the present building laid In 1873 and the church
cdldcc was occupied the following year Twcnssix pas
TORS have presided over the church during its history
The sermon yesterday morning was preached bv the Rev.
m p r. Meredith pastor OF the Tompkns Avenue Congo
Vaonai Church OF Brooklyn. Sundayschooi and general
meeting was held at 80 at which addresses were
made by the Rev. Wright, the Rev. C. W. Mhlard'
tho Rev. Stephen Merritt and Samuel j. Goodenough
pa,for meatinQ was held evening at which John d.
savhack nresided Addresses made by Mr. Sayback
Joscpb Fettrech and tho Rev. +. Mason North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
Della UPsILOy AT WORK.

IT,, ,av,x elected executive council of the Delta Upsl0
hold It's meeting at the ataDity had
,,,r,eys No l42 West 4sthst on SATURDAY night, ana
organIzed a. follows the Rev f. y Triple OF the syria
euse Chapter, chairman; j.. d. bas.n' Ne".ioN .n,
-, fyan,.r yicechaIrman r.. J. Thomas OF he VIII.
,,ms Chapter executive secsct9ry Mr. Woodruff OF Rnt
GERS acting secretary. The members Of the council were
ali present and were graduate. f. d. Bae,n, University
On the City Of New.Yok; H. j. Ed,eu' corneiii =" D
T,rnlo syracuse; w. l.. Fairbanks, Tufts; r. j. Thomas
,v,i,,.ms and r. h. Perned Columbia; undergraduates
Mr.. woodruff OF Rutgers; Mr. Learned, OF Brown, aad
Mr. Wilson OF Columbia. The date Of the next convex
ton of tho. Fr7tenty hxed at November 49, IL and
ls. 1892 at Colby University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
SHE HUNG ON 10 The EcBBER.

Maurice Wolf the barber who saturday afternoon
assaulted and robbed Miss Tcssie Rogers Of No o3 van.
damst OF her pockctCook containing So at siNhaVe.
and Teuth.s was arai2Ged in Jefferson Market Ponce
Court yesterday to answer charge oil highway
NJ ooaps and her sister were pa sing Jefferson Market
Police Court Saturday afternoon, whea Won seized Miss
Rogers by the grabbed her pocAetbooA out oil ner
hand Instead OF screaming Miss Rogers thre" her
ems around the hghwa yman and dragged half block
-, - h.fo,a he succeeded In breaking from her.
detective Sergeant Cotre, who was passing ana "a"
the man and woman struggling, seized Wolf BY the hoss
lust as he had succeeded in breaking away rom MISS
-, the Adjective took him to police headquarters.
Wolf who speaks little English, denied the charge through
~ ,,crnretr and was held trial in default OF 5000
ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
posroFFTcE CLERKS AGITITIxG.

The regular monthly meeting Of the A. ocaton OF SUPER
ntendeats and Clerks in The Ncwfosk Postoee was he'd
ve,triey afternoon the German Masonic HSl IN East
,teenthst Frank J. Cosan presided IA the absence o.
President Theodore Manning. The chairman was a-
,truetd TO appoint committee OF i've to draw up bill 10
mr. .ent to Congress regulate salaries The plan OF The
proposed bill is thai the salaries OF superntenden ana
erks m ars: and occs 10 graded annually,
an increase being made aitr each years s,rvsce The
committee Will te announced a. future meeting There
WAS an auction ale u boxes br tho ball 70 be given BY
the association at Lenox Lyceun on January To- thirty.
six boxes q the nfty-nne were sold ct On average &
about 80 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14


Mr. Peytral-Gentlemen, my amendment is very sim
nile IL Is sufficient to read 1t to understand its mean
Ing We thought that II the Chamber accepted the
vote OF the Senate would at least be willing to modify
IL so rs make the parts OF saed pork which nave
an inferior vglue pay lower rate OF duty. In fact
hog, do not come from America whole or cut into
Quarters they arrive cut up and certain OF their parts
sucl ab the Lam for example, have quite different
value from that OF other inferior parts such as the
shoulder and the side. The ham, rs you know, may be
considered as an article of luxury the shoulder and the
side constitute much cheaper food. capable of being
made use by the least wctodo part OF our po2ula
ton For these reasons ask you to make distinc
ton between hams and sausages the hand. and
the shoulder the side. and the inferior cuts on INC
other We will accept the duty Of % francs for the
6rst class but we beg on 10 Impose only duty Of
90 francs on the parts OF the second category.
OBJECTIONS TO LOWER DUTIES FOR CHEAPER
GRADES
The Reporter Gentlemen, will endeavor TO be as
brIef I'm my reply rs the Hon. Mr.. Peyra has been In
explaining his amendment. The committee cannot ac
cent Mr. Peytrals amendment for this reason: The
ham. the aristocralc morsel, Mr. Peytral said IN
contrasting IL with the democratic bacon
Mr.. Peytral--I did not use that word
The Reporter forms only about sixth
mart az the meats imported. The ham, really beg
paron for giving you these technical detas-weighs
on an average six and onelalf kogrammes, or thir
teen hlogammes for two hams. out o. an ave ei
hor cnt up The amendment which Mr. Peytral has
proposed to you would have then the result OF lower
s nn ~ 9nes' or 9o6 60 francs Now thought that
the duty OF % flames indispensable for the proec
don OF agriculture am soms " sNo Sou 'o'S
briefly the reasons
THE EFFECT OF GERMAN AND ITALIAN ACTION.
II would be an error to believe fhat in Supporting
hefre YOU the duty OF % francs the Tariff Committee
has reversed its opinion In adopting tho duty OF
90 francs In the month Of January and In maintaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14

Is that spanish wines VIII cone ~ ipns 49, nr ~
line Of conduct the that our Minister o.
f,nbJc Works has taken. What has been the result
~ III That the Department OF IAveyroh, winch luI
TactIres furnishes IL now no longer SPAIN IS NV
snnnIed In England, and "a result the exploration
of French coal is diminished by I3ooVo tonS ahd ~
r. why we must not be surprised like the Reporter,
Certain countries that mean TO hit employ reprisaS'
PROGRESS BACKWARD.
"Buts saws the Reporter, prohibition or the eleVa
4on ~ duties pomotes National production VIII you
nermit me. gentlemen, 10 examine in what way ms
increase ~ production Is brought abouf nave noei
T., The agricultural statistics of France (epot oil 1907
some interesting figures; in 1867 at the time wheh
,ho cs,ons tariff was lowered from 20 francs 10 20
confines for salted meats, the number oil swine III
Franco was 6,O37 ,743 head in 1os2 twenty years
after at the very moment when we substituted ior TINS
EXTREMELY liberal regime that Of prolbiilol, ~ naa
attained 7146096 head lou W." I,,ia,i. ~ rraSces
tiei, during this period Of exemption, from ioo- "
1850 An increase of 100 900 head, VIZ 10 per cent
Nlr. RiOtteau-what Is the figure no" o,, my door
Mr. Felix Faure-I am gOinG To tell YOU NY gear
colleague the answer Is found In the asi!cti ia
tiscs year 1855 You see there tlat on te DE.
Of December 1885, the number OF swine III fr a w.,
Ggres have just pointed out that the seven sears Vi
pfohbition, from 1se2 to 1889, have causeG US " os
The result OF wenty-scven years of acscop,neht ~
oIr swine breeding. We were Oh the Isl OF January
800 exactly at the same point In ls62. IL IL Is
progress that yon seek Judge that you nave nov iou
by the measures that sou have been pleased 10 tshe
Mr. lie Cour-The figures that you have cited are MOI
.bose OF the report OF Mr. Rodat. a. - ,
Mr. Felix Falre-I point out TO you the page ""erc
yoM Ie Co,r~-There may be there false impression
90 In the figures concerning Belgium.
Mr. Felix Faure-I onota my authorizes: cons"i'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-09
BRIEF HISTORICAL NOTES.

The first railroad in America was
built in 1927. 1t was a horse-road,
and was built for hauling granite
from the quarries at Quincy, Mass
to the Neponset river.
The first street-car line in the
world, for conveying passengers
through the streets of a city, was
built on Fourth avenue, New York,
and put in operation in 1872.
The second street-car line was
opened for traffic on Sixth avenue
in August, 1852. s
The first street car line in Europe
was built In Birkenhead, Eng, by
George Francis Train, IN 1860.
This enterprise was not received
with favor, the tracks were torn
up, as were also those OF another
line in the suburbs of London, laid
in 1862, and not until 1868 was a
line in practical operation in the
old country, and this was in the
streets of Liverpool.
The first elevated road was a
cable road, and was built and oper-
ated ON Greenwich street, New
York, by Charles t. Harvey, in
1868. This was the beginning of
the present New York elevated
system by steam, which was in
augurated in 1871.
The first street cable line was
built by A. S. HalIidie in San Fran
cisco, CAL, and put in operation in
August, 1873. Many years previous
to this, however, cable traction had
been successfully employed upon
certain railways in coal mines.
The first practical demonstration
OF operating cars by electricity
generated by dynamo was made
at the Berlin Exposition in 1879 by
DIR. Werner Siemens.
The first electric road actually
put in operation was at Menlo
Park, New Jersey, by Edison, in
1880.
The first electric road ever oper-
ated as business enterprise was
by Stephen D. Field at the Chicago
Exposition in June, 1883.
The first electric road operated
in the streets of city for traffic
was built by Bentley Il Knight at
Cleveland, O., on the lines of the
East Cleveland Company, in July,
1884. This was operated by the
underground conduit system.
The first overhead wire electric
railway was built in Kansas City,
Mo-, in 1885, by John G. Henry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-09
Builders Of Steam

Steamboat, Steamship. Land Eng
High Pressure or 0onp1
STEAM VESSELS Of all kinds
with bulls OF weed, iron or con-
ORDINARY ENGINES conpurI
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Bargei ard 8
structed with reference to III.
they are to be employed. Spec
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Msi
made after the most approved ?
Boiler Iron Work connected thd
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF Ad
size, made In suitable Lengths
together, or Sheets rolled, punf9
for shipment, ready to DO
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler
Pipes made by this estab lishnq
hydraulic riveting machinery,
work being far superior to hsni
SHIP WORE, Ship and Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating
after the most approved plans
sole Agents and manufacturer
Coast OF the define Safety bo"s
PCMPS-Direct Acting Pumps
city works purposes, built W,l
Davy Valve Motion, superior
pump.
JOHN DYER.....".."'""
Room No. 5. upstairs. sp'"1
1851 1850
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-09
A0oertisfnlen(s.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON AP-
~ plication to JOS. Tinker for any size
Regan Vapor' Engine. See catalogue
and testimonials before purchasing an
engine elsewhere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-22
PILDORkS OPERATIVES
DE LA ANOIANA sEIGEL, PARA Ii

onstipGci6n de vientre, inactivex sntor
pecimiento del higado, &C., &c.
Diferentes de muchas clases de medioinas CO
t&rticas, no bacen qae 10 persona ne aienta Eco
Gntes de sentirse melor, Su nodo de opera
% suave pero complete, ain que le comp&neu
efectos desagrsdables, tales como sn&usAs
dolores, retortijonss, ac.
Las Pildoras Oper.tivas de Ia AncIans
Heigsl son Ia msjor N. dicina para Ia tamilis
que jamGa 50 ha descu bisrto. Lmpiaa Zoe in
testiro, de todas las sustsncias irritantes y
los dsjsn sn ana copdicihn salxd&bls. 81 me-
jcr rsmedio On 10 sxisteDcia para Ell destraotor
-as casstras viGs. Constipation del visntre,
= sl ertorpecimiento del higsG6.-
EstAs Pildorss ION IN preventive contra ias
calsnturss, como ign almsnte contra toda clasr
de enfsrmedsdss, hs oisndo .qzs desaParsEcaL
todas Las nEtsriAs veRancsas dc los intsstinos
0psVsn con vtgor, poro 81 misno tempo con
suavidad, SIN cassar doior algzao.
81 20 cogs IN fusrts reEfrisdo, y AmsnarA
"a fsbre, con dolores de cabeSa, en- la sspaldA
y sn los miembros del cserpo, una o dos dosis
de las PNdorae Operatives dc la anciHna Beige
harGn qua dssapareEce slreatriadoy y prevsndrA
nebrs.
On sst6mago gucio es 3 caasa do ana cos
ira en- 10 lsngza, con I'm gustO asrsro y de-
sagradshls On Ii boca. Unas czanCas dosla
de las P ldoras Operatives de Ia Anciana 6sigsl
limpiarAn sl ssi6mAgo, Aaran qse. desaparsEca
sl NAL gsstc = rsstituirAn sl spsrito, dsvoi-
viendo CON este la baeaA sslud.
Con frOcusacia sEceds csc cusndo los all
mentoa no son buenos est&n parcialmsuts
dste' lorados, producen intermediates, lndls-
rosicionss, nEHseas y diarrss 81 &c impia si
sstomago dc ssta impursss con una dosis de
Las Ptldorss Operatives de Ia anciana 6sigsl
rosa pArscer An todos saos efscios dssasrada-
blas, y rsszltaYA una busEs gSlHd.
Las Ptldorss Operatives de lA snoians Ssigsl
prsviensn los mslos efsctos qpe ocAsisnA 81
axcsso en- conner bsbsr Una bEsna dc,d.
sI tempo De scc1tsrss hscs que q Ia ma1An
sixsisnts ss snouentrs IL persona 81 nH
'Ado psrtscte para stendar 4 sss eozp9utouss
ne9ocios
EuHs ptdoraa. sstAn6o azucafaGas, con pia
cent. rsa al tonarss, obvi&ndose sqael gostj
|dssagradAbls, tan coman en- osEi todAs Las pil
dcraa.
81 6r. DR.. Don N. Amsya. de San Vicente
{ 81 5alv1dor), eEcribe, con fschs IL dc A Dril
Dc 1896, 10 siguiente: " ri aamsaso del ne
gocio ira notoriAmente en- progress medids
gus sas medicinas sc conososn, For sfsctc de
los brillsntss sfectos en- ga. Aplioacion. 70
soy m4dico be Observable dichos efsotos; y
los m4dicos son los llamadcs gensraliEaT 10
D caal medicamsnto por 90 busn Axito."
Los Sres. isdrahitA, Villegas Cis emil
nentes :ArmAoextiooa DE- Mcdsllin. Colombia
esoribsn con fechs 90 de astieubrs, de 1854
10 iguisnta: "Tensmos 81 gxsto de NANTES
tar Y. qus sl JArabe de eeigsl hs tsnih'
muy buenA scsptsCi6n on ssta ciudad sor
producido mAgnifcos efsctoE en- las persdo'
qua 10 ban tornado
Sc vends por todos los Farmaosutioo:
"a vendsdores de MedicinA .por todo g
mundo , por Propistarios, A. j. White
Limited, So, Warren Street, Nusva York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-22
MPRgNTA DEL ROLRTtN

Mbros esoogidos. Acabsn de rs-
cibirse en- esta :1mprenta, los 81
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idioms ingl4s.
ABELLA. - Derecho Admins
tfsrivo.-Trstado de Ssnidad y Be-
neticencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal.- Practica Criminal
{ ontribuci6n y AmiIlaramtento.-
Manual de Formularios.-M Manual
del Secietario de Ayuntamiento.-
Dereoho Administrative Espanol.
-Jusgados Munic;palAs.-Mannal
de Oon'ribucion Tel rit ,rial.-Ma
nual de- policis Observation-Disclosures
lie las stribuciopes de los Alcal-
ttes. e.
OLLENDORFF. 49, Gramatica
inglesa.
GALANTE. -:.Diooionario Mu-
niclpaI.
VAZQUEZ QUEIPO Tablas
he lOgArltmos.
GALINDO Y EsOOsURA.-Le-
K1slscloD Hipoteoaria.
Oanosidadss Gle 4ttAco-damSsticas.
LAs ArsnAa.
La fAmiiia dssconocida, pagina de
hlstoris natural.
El microscopic del doctor Ballen.
ger.
Una uUchs sprovschAda, sl gas, sl
prtr3leo.
Los mistcrios de la luns, La hernia
ns do Rembrandt, etc, T..
OARTAS Ge-SansA Teresa de Jesds,
y otros eseritos y doormentos refersn-
tes b esta grEnds , santa madrs.
OO0PER.-Dofia Mercedes ds Cas-
tilia, tono en- g, con lAminas.
CHATEAUBRIAED. klGenio del
Oristlanismo, Z tomos.--Los BArtires.
SANTA TERESA De JESUS
OarkAs.
| sOLDEVLLLA.--Joyaa Ia ls, lite
rxturs espaHolA.
BLBLJOTEOA Universal, vSrios tomos
OAMPOAMCR Pc4tics.
POLO. Ki Oonpsnaio de ls latinidso
ERLERA = Tortoas. Roaionss ds Agp
culturA.
PERKDA. Historic Natural
GAHOT. gssica.
MIGUEL. DiocionArio latino.
LLOFRIU. La JsbonsrfA.
I0OABEROUSSE. Gsomstria.
BRIOT. Algebra.
IH0NNET. 0sometria znAiitica.
IULTlROs diaa de IN fil6sofo
EELIU, Fis.cn Qutmios.
EOARTlN 9rhmstice lati ma.
IO0AkLERAN GramAtica caatslls
1s.
NJ. j. de LARRA.-ObrAs, 4 tomoG
! FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.-
Ei P&Fnsso Espahol, Z somos. ~-ObrH.
ssfiss.--0bFss fsssivas.
M. j. QUINTANA.--Obraa.
ALAROON.--Tsasro, 5 tomoa.
! FR. L. DE GRANADA.-0uia
psssaorss.
a. DH B0LIs,-~CoDquists do N
iise,
LOI ~ 0AROIA.~-Fos
| TBLARDF,r~QEgss peAsissF,-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-22
- A. IL "a S1n.
iiILMIlIOUES DE- PLIFGO 7 BL0CKl!i


- Dc los primeros NADIA hay que de-
cir, pues son va venta tajosamente como.
cidos los que hace amos Sc editan con
tOdo esmero en- esta Casa. V6ndense.
comode costumbre, q precios reduci-
dos.
De los segundos, 6 Block, tenemos
grande y variado surtido, de todas cla-
ses y tamailos; sus textos de recreo son
verdaderas encyclopedias, y ad6rnanlos
precios1simos cromos aleg6ricos inspi.
radios en- infinidad de asuntos artlsti-
cos, religiosos, cient1ficos, hist6ricos, de
costumbres, tipos, etc, etc, etc.
Los Almanaques de la Imprenta
del BoLETIN son ell non plus hira, 10
mismo por sus precios, fabulosamcnte
m6dicos, que por SUI selectay escogi-
da calidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-22
iENANCl0 LUNA ! @gRINO.
FortaIeza 46, 49 y 81.

OfreOs loa sigulentes aEttCulos prscioa
Euy m6dlCoa.
xsuleIos, Iosetas, baldosines, OatalA-
nss, blAncas y sncarDsdaa, lOeetas de
narmol blancas y axules, iosas de Cana
F'ss de- cuatro en varx. Yeso y OemeDto
Portland On harrT de- $50 hioa. Pintu-
Tss. negrA, yerds, mimic , blanoo sinc Dr.
il acrsditada marca DOS LEONES.
AguarrEa &ceite linaE&. BrochAs de-
e 6ss clases. Hero galvanizado, aoana~
Isdo Iiss para ccbiias, clavos de zinc
on tueroas : arandslas, canalee y Gum
kreras de zinc. Puntas de Paris de una
ssls uulgadas. OIavos arnericanos de 1na
{ cinOo pulgadAs- Phlas, picos, az&dss ,
sgedonss. Alambre para oercAs, de- oastF
r6ss. Estopa alquiiFanAda para oaiAfs
ear algod6n N 4sspsrdiaio para Inn
Lar md 4uina&.
rssaier1s msy nns de todas ciases s-ds Ia
,as Beucarat. Vs1illks ccmpist&s dscorsdaa
! narealana nay hss PisIsE fgAnossGs an
svss.as De ssdaa aiAses pEra salsa is gFsa
sweaad a sAias 4 lars, RAesalss y. Ba-
wsss Il mssA r. Haatssssr,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-22
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En 10 Inprents del BoLET1E g.
ha recibido ell magnifico libro titula
do ElVGtsOa~o y los MGso~ss, por
LEON Taxi, junto con las notables
CoxTssiosss del mismo. Adem&a, se
han recib, do MasxGlss dc Dsfsxtss J
MissiSs con nuevos rezos, el Rsa1al
IRovsamo I'D Psrooh~ss, hermoeos Pu
ridoadorss, gus se recomiendan &
los sefiores Ourss, ma2tdad de
cromos y tarjstas de fantasia para
felicitaci6n, preciosisimas, y una
inmensidad de eleganEes = dGile.
.biesos de esoEitort.o.
Todo se vende i psecins u1aita.
.tsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-22

IN Trasborda al eorreo que sale
de Bsrcelons al J de Csdiz el 10, Ia
esrgs para HabsnA y MeJico.
(2l Trasaorda 10 carga para el Me-
dii isrrIueo stpAhol q IN vapor de Ia
Otm ,Aiis.
(Sl "a cArga para Geneva queds
4 bordo del vapor que 10 lisvarA desae
Havre, donde tomArA ademAs Ia qus
habisndo lido D opci6n al Havrs seq
dsstinada Italia. La psrsda en- e
Hsvre Sc limitarA Al tempo absolute
msnse necesario para las operacIonss
de descarga , habilisaci6n del buqus.