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The sun., 1891-01-16
Seven Moro spinners Who would.'t Work.

Seven More spinners Who Wouldn't Work.
Seven more spinners from Utica arrived In
Newark on Wednesday at midnight and were
escorted to Clark's thread works. They ate
something and slept on the cots with the other
mon over night Yesterday morning they re-
not az George Gleason, the foreman who en-
gagged them. promised.
Mr.. Walmsley said there had boon . misun-
ds9spaed Ray for 9ne day, This Xas refused:
William Roth wsit. cromwsll dresnVood and
Shsss: *. sbsI Assr
began wolk In front Of Clark's mnl Oh Ogden
feet high Screens the hose house and the yard
from view from the street. 1t was put up for
q hs sSm
from tho hose house TO the mill.
The sun., 1891-01-16

sIoEAL oTvcx FORECAST uLh p =. vRIDAy
For Maine New Hampshire. and Vermont LEGAL
mowA colder; winds stitting 70 northery.
For Massachusetts,. Rhode Island. and Connecticut
Increasing cloudiness light during the evening;
oeidar Friday nght winds shifting to lorthsrly
For Eastern Nsv York edstern FennsylvanIa ana Eess
eyssy tne,sdstns elosGines soA sh dvrtns
evening"; sosaAsrv pinds becoming rd,tab; colder FS
Aay asght
Fer the District of Columbia Delaware. Maryland,
and Virginia Light RAIN winds shifting nsrhsastsEly
sliGht changes In temperature
For vsstsrn New York western fennsyivanA and
ohio Light LEGAL colder winds shifting north
sriy; the temperature will fall ls'. except In southern
Ohie slightly colder
The sun., 1891-01-16
MISS ODoNxxLL,s SECRET MARR1AeE

A SCHOOLGIRL Last Tuesday Morning, YounG
Gordon's Wlfe In tho After1oon.
Edith oDonnell pretty blonde Of 16. was
pupil In the Jersey City High School mp to last
Tuesday.
She lived with her father and mother at 167
Pavonia avenue. Her mother keeps board
ing house. and one Of tho favorite boarders
was Frank Gordon. a clerk employed In the
freight departments Of the Erie Railroad. Cor
don and Miss ODonnell were frequently to-
On tuesday Miss O'Donnell won't to school
as usual. Just before the noon reoess she got
Principal Sweeney to excuse her for the alter
noon.
She went home, dressed herself In her best
Sunday clothes, and left the house. She met
Gordon and Charles g. Sutherland and the
three won't to tho house Of the Rev. Dr. Nit
chell, pastor Of tho SCOTCH Presbyterian Church
in Mercer street, and Miss O'Donnell and Cor
don were married.
She did not return homo until yesterday
morning and her family were greatly worried; !;
but when the facts were divnlged she was for
given.
The sun., 1891-01-16
Tho Sugar Trust Mortgage.

A mortgage was fled in tho Registers ONCE
in Jersey City yesterday by Parsons. Shepard
b Ogden Of Ill Broadway. this city. It is
from the American Sugar Refining Com
pany Of New Jersey to the Central
Trust Company Of New York. and
coyers all the SUGAR properties recently 40
ouiFed BY the sugar trust inclpdina the Boston
essen Weic6srs and ths HsvemcYer
companies qf Jersey 6ty. the Do
Castro and Donnsr and the Hayemeyer
and the New Orleans Sugar Refining Oompan
q New Oriesna The Yo.tEsge is to SECURE
in ali SI0.600.00O The bonds are 70 bear si1
per cent interest. and will be first lien on all
the mortsaged propsrtiea They will mature
in 1911
The sun., 1891-01-16
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

H!os.sa b n.rs.h9r.:. art. banker is f0sema. 't the
R1S Sn a' a!ssi: sssa:'s IN " Adam
James n. Taylor was elected rr..idsntof The Gon.s
ana 9aSa afs sscss .SSa:' bennett
e ssgi:: e: no, E p Tour
n: q. esmm..!Gn s awarded contract. y.:s.rd.v
q. sss:: :its III
NJ. mary Eysn wa. tsuna a, h., HON. ~ sixth
] s.. Va. ssni to IL. Koo.ev.ls Hospital '''
!; s:@!ss %:$ ssSa
% =. s $ s.sp @
:s G.s ..a dss. ..s S1 ana n''
=; .st: IA; q. :a.s:
Z. Be; . . H.. sSS
% %sss VII Ss i:p.i.d aud viii issum. ne Gsr TIP % e
~. pay Isn .p9SSs s9Sya S s:y:St1 .:ysnS'
iotf b. wis convicted. yesterday. Id the ecu
Il. ,: n S s
Ssss. ;: Il: A: s ss x sas hi 10
supertntendent Fsirchid the Local Board Of IN
boat inspectors has demanded Of the South brooklyn
Perry Company and the Annex Steamboat Company
ocis spors 6f the recent stsndnx OF the feryhoxt
South Brooklyn and the ire on an snpex stssmbost
hosuses
WHEN Andrew Moran. Frederick Warren. and chArss
II. Flint who were arrested on charge of tapping
telegraph wires ths roof of $40 sixth Avenus were
day the oHicsrs Informed justice Eca that tie
telegraph company would not prosecute the prisoners
and thsy were disch lrgsd
Returns of the vot. Of members of the Methodist
BpseopAl Church on tho question OF chanang the Goa
SHtuuon TO admit women delegates 70 the Gen
ersl CoufxencS ere coming In slowly st tho i" BOOK
SsnsS.A ssS d,st!Sy hsvs sent IN to. yots sSt 81
against the PROPOSED change.
John Miller ALA. william Miller alias "PhiadsphiA
Biy the Copper lesser" arrested on edHe esdAy
night for stealing 500 dsmGnd pin from Max silver
tho Copper Tosssr from his ability TO toss police.
man over his head Three month, ago he escaped froa
Police Ceprt Yesterday Miller VI. hold for trtA In
Nvoo bail
The sun., 1891-01-16
GUYED COL. SHEPPARD.
he IL introduced to tho Clover CluS an
VIII Remember II.

He IL introduced to tho Glover CluS and
VIII Remember 1t.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-THE ninth annivsr-
sary dinner OF the Glover Club Was celebrated
At the Hotel Bellvue this evening. Among the
New York guests were BIZ Nye. Richard Hard
inv Davis. Marshall Wilder and Col. Elliott F..
Shepard.
This was the first experience Col Shepard
ever had with the Clover Club. Whom called
upon to SPEAK he arose. and before he had
fairly opened his mouth o hundred persons be-
gan to sinR tho Sweet Bye and Bye"
Then they switched of to Hold the Fort,
and the Oolonsls whiskers began TO sway with
coming wrath. He reserved his strength, and
'"GsntIsmen. We are here to- night to-"
Pull Tor the shore. sailor. pull for the
shore" was the song that greeted him, Then
those present took Compassion upon him and
allowed him to propose q toast to the news
pnper profession. Nobody Joined In. and the
Colonel drank It alone and sat down TO recover.
Private j Jack Allen Z" OF Mississippi was In
troduced by Major Handy In o sarcastic spaech.
All Of, the old officers Of the club were re-
The chief guest OF the evening was T. p.
suyed and chsifed, but Pe did not fllnoh.
Among Q'hsr thinRs he said:
"Gentlsmen. this scene makes mo homo
sick; have peysr seen more nor dis orderly pro-
The sun., 1891-01-16
Will No, oonar- beaver. Appointment.

HARRISBURG. Jan. lB.-At . caucus OF the
Democratic Senators to-day. It was resolved to
oppose the confirmation OF any appointments
sent In By Gov. Beaver. except those Of Alder
men. Justices Of the Peace. and notaries pub
call up any appointments In executive session.
4 two-thirds vote Ia necessary for con6rpA.
zion. and the Republicans only have 81 out Of
the 80 Senator'S
A Republican caucus was held this afternoon
Ct e Re the 'sSe
Senators said that II the Dem9oratie pro-
era%Idms WAS ;, carried aaT oHt the ksp%bIicsns
sons cabinet or any OF his appointments.
The sun., 1891-01-16

The Ex.ASjutant-General or South Carolin.
Short In Hts Accounts o., 900.

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. Jan. l5.-Gov. Tillman has
made public comm unication from Adjt. G On.
Hugh l. Farley, disclosing the statement that
his predecessor, Gen. Millcdge L. Bonham son
OF tho late Gov. Bonham. is II defaulter to the
amount Of about $4,000. The State appropriates
10000 to $4,000 annually to assist
In maintaining tho militia, and II has
been customary for the, Adiutant, General
10 draw tho full amount and disburso the funds
70 the comparics By his own eh"ck The do.
81 Gen. 70 ham g check issued to Troop 4, First
South Carolina Cavalry; at Brunson. 1t was
ascertained that othsr. checks had gone to pro
test at tho Caroline National Bank, and 1t is
also stated that the National Guard toolorsd,
ton.
Con Bonhsm has written letter TO Gov.
Tillman confessing his defalcstion and OK
pressing the hope that he will he able to make
restitution. He used the money and eNpectcd
TO hnv. FUNDS ie y NIX to me-; the checks
issue to no militia companies which have
been usually tardy OF presentation.
~. d -" Stick I.icorIco
Ma 4 world nj ATTAIN for "A sfitv
The sun., 1891-01-16
SHOCK SEEMED TO CURE :PARALYsIs.

A Bed-ridden Young Woman who Ran
Out or the House to Escape Fire.
BEAVER FALLS. Pa. Jan. 15.-FoI several
months Miss Hattie Mcpherson. aged 40 years,
daughter Of DR.. P. G. Mcpherson Of this place.
has been sick In bed and unable to move with
paralysis Of one side. Last night. at 10 O'Clock.
when tho Doctor and his wife were at the
theatre. II was discovered that their house
young woman friend, and O servant The lat
tor hurried g the theatre. while the friend ran
10 the mesptime Miss MCPHERSON arose
without difficulty. put on . wrapper and q pair
Of slippers, and rushed down stairs and out
Icy pavement to tho heatrs Tor her parents
Hhsn she was met BY her estonished father
she was .immsdlatsly put to bod. To-day she
seems almost we'll. The fire WAS Q slight one.
The sun., 1891-01-16
BROOKI IN.

Justice Cullen has granted Annie T. Hood an absolute
divorce from Charles H. Hood
The report OF Fire Commissioner Ennis shows that
1915 fires occurred during the year resulting IN loss
Of ftit3+.S,s There were eight arrests for srson
There hsyrtshins Burns Club In the twenty sixth
brat. die po.ts birthday on Jan, Is ss Schisleins
pcr each OF winch Is 10 have genuine Scotch navor
TIE mar ag' MiI'ian Lane r for enc Of the
county cor dINisrn, aud niss May Armstrong Tho
eldest daughter OF Importer Charles Armstrong OF
taD Latayet,s Avenue has been liked for Wednesday
Church Of the S.uv'T In A.asoh street and GLEASON
The sun., 1891-01-16

FINpLAY. Ohio, Jan. l6-Last June Andrew
A. Risgsl Of this place suddenly disappeared.
leaving wife and several children. Hs WAS
fsd been iouli1 dealt Win. To-day 6bisi Of
Police Myers received . letter FROM United
States Consul Richard Guenthsf, in tho city Of
shst city. snd that Fl d:inslcn . thss sons a
kleEsl viii start for Mexico Immediately. Row
hs got so far away without money 1s
mystery to them.
The sun., 1891-01-16

A. Exposition In the Now Republic.
The Government Of the new republic Of Bra
I'll has bs&un preparations for universal per-
mane4t, exhibition in Rio Dc. Jansiro to bs
has guaranteed capital of 122. 800. 600. and
has sent agents to foreign countries TO Invite
the sending OF eXhtbits
The sun., 1891-01-16
Tho Air Ship Completed,

MOUNT CARMEL ILL.,. Jan. 15.-At last the cir
ship is fact. The model is complete and
works. II will be taken to Chicago tomorrow
and exhibited In the exposition building. The
buoyancy chamber Is ~ feet long and 6k feet
In diameter. THE ship. With the, propellers.
rudders. &o. is 80 teet IN lenath; The Invent;
others TO exhibit It for twelve weeks. They are
to receive 100000 II is to fly around In the
The sun., 1891-01-16
where Yesteraay's Fires Were.

A. N-5:io SO oouvernsur street. damage slight
sto Front street. NO damage; 1890 Lsi2 Third ave-
nue., Michael Gold waters, damage eia
p. M-i2ha 90 Nassau street damage TO John
Meecksr picture store 600 and to John cruns shirt
store $500; las ii3 Nassau street Joha A. Kslnsr's
furniture store damage 81 100 4O6 Ss Worth street.
William ponahuss sable damage s,oi tist l!s East
sllslt. Sle ~ IVES! Thirty seysntA sgsss Adam
cnams.s psrfam.rv NJ yn ~ '5ss
sy.sp: y sT. chasSS ,d.naIs sloo; 5os sI0Ha
Fast Tsnth strseS Mrs Annie Louriexs house damage
eiOo; $3.50, s72 Broadway DanIiE 4 Co, clostS dam
lke so
The sun., 1891-01-16
Emneas Convicted OF MurAer.

Edward Emmons. charged with tho killing
Of Mrs. Kate Owens, was convicted last night
Of murder In the second degree before Judge
J. F. Barnard In the Court Of Oyer and Termi-
ner at Richmond, Staten Island.
Thd trial began on Monday last Tho de-
fence was that Emmons vas insane when he
killed his mistress.
Judge Barnard sentenced Emmons to I'm
prisonmont for life at Sing Sing
The sun., 1891-01-16
Deep So. Dreax,ns In the Paciac.

CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Jan. 15.-Prof. A. M. West
srgres. who for the past two years has been as-
sistant to Prof. +. A. Forbes in the sntomoloRi-
cal department Of the state univeFsity here.
will leave H. q. few days Tor, New York city,
EhfN he will Join Prot Agassis OF Cambridge
the nsturslists on . cruise OF about ave months
With the stesmshIp, Albstross for deep sea
from Fanann about Feb. T. going firsi to Inc
Ga n,a-"s la Il, thence worth: back TO
A,apu.o, Cd AeAIeo. aud thercc NJ the coast
to San Francisco.
The sun., 1891-01-16

Until . Policeman Came.
On returning to her fat In Cumberland street,
nsar Park avenue. Brooklyn. on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs Hopkins found . young man
ransackinR the bureau drawers. She promptly
locked the door leading to the hallway behind
her. put the key IN her pocket, ran to the win:
threatened, but Mrs. Hopkins Kept him pris-
ensr until Detective Sergeant Holland OF the
Olasson avenue station came and took him
away. Tho prisoner was eighteen year-old
John Kipe who has been thfof since he was
ton years old. and has seryed long terms In the
The sun., 1891-01-16
Dy...,.s to Move .. Ice Gorge.

WnKEssAhAE. Jan. 1h-Ths Ice gorge be-
low this city. In the east branch OF the sus1ue.
rama River. is a matter OF much concern to
lug authorities Late to-day II was deter
mined TO blow out the head on the gorge with
gvnamite 1t 10 situated Just below sharp
surn In the stream. and heavy charges will be
necessary 10 nave the ice.
The sun., 1891-01-16
Peuasyivania Alliance Reject the Ocaia
Platform.

ERIE. Jan. 15.-The Pennsylvania Fsrmsrs'
Alliance and School OF Agriculture at Its sos
sion to-day condemned the Ocals platform and
refused to admit the Southern Alliance dele
Alliance. usorse L. brown Of Iawronceville
was elected Presldsnt. {. II. Shaddock OF Erie.
Secretary. and II. II, Chafree, Stnie Organizer.
delegate to the Omaha Cony ention.. The reso-
lqtlons attack trusts and options. demand the
vote. and the passage Of the ConGsr Lard bill.
The sun., 1891-01-16
Three r.rthounLe- In Mexico.

C.TT o. M"yRo, viz Galveston, Jan. 1j-
Three earthquakes occurred to-day at Parral
In the State OF Chihuahua The gallery ct the
six persons and woundinE nine.
The sun., 1891-01-16

Ls1Sas:. y:ss :...s .i's family history II, the
The sun., 1891-01-16

~. d -" Stick I.icorIco
HAs world wide rsputsusa for upsnsrity. -ASs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
Es Ell MAS BARATo.
aYElh l'.l' d u Ds1lM nI!niR
ssssrtsss PER q PsArs R;ss.ss.

Tsxt0para laa Msepsl.i dc /. Ish
Dc Pusro-Rieo seatn Dacrsto ~
Mxemo. s limo fr. Ohispo = ~.
Di6essis ,. Juan Ansonio Fuie an ~
Dc DicisHbrs De $780, J publIc.do !. !.
q BslssG Eslsi4stiss IN l.s q En.s.
dc 1881, 40 dice asi.
''Dsssuao fAcilitar, kssSn m ,rr..
tansia fsaisrs, d ndqnisici6n ~ n.
tsciamo d Z Dostrins Oristi.ns Z 49, -
class do pfaonaa, vsnimca 81 dssl... -
tambien . tsxto para II Dl6cssis
antique ] popular 0atseiEmo d.I q
RipaiaA 'as Z pssar Dc sn rsapeiSc =. !
lam:n, anprsnds sn nus ssnsiIIs.s -. !
eoneiass ,fsgsntas y rsapusstas II N.
ma tod.as II snssaAnss tstSIiAs. -. y.
nisnao Ala vss b inmsuss vsntsI. % Sc. g
sssar po.is infme prseic Il slsss.. .
90 tamihs pubras. ss e
FsssAs-s 3. !. sAzvos sno, q eta. s..s
NJ , $40 asa. Rrasas.
e vets sn h Iwsznssa, Asna..e
% tAssls LanRznfA asl BOs.~s~ -
eanxEs !. AEtslszs 4. ! = q q i. -.
eaAAAR Nsnz. Hsslzls :
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GOATkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete dc Llbros ARE.
slados 4 los fornularios publica-
dos per al Gobierno General.
Impresoa de todAs classes para
los kunicipioe.
De vsnta en- u lmprenta del
BcLAFIH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
ETIQlE Tzy d CakTULlN
Ds aMBARQuR.

BoLxrs Ss'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26

aOIENOIA DE TENMDURIA DE
LIBROs simplif oada por Ia aplicaolon Do
ana rssla b taiibls para aSsrtar 81 dsudor
, 81 aerssao,, aoompaEaas Dc nSmsrcsos
eissarlos de- eSlcalos MeFeantiles, por u
O. Marsh, trsazeIao De Ia 80. sdisioA In
slssa por s. O. Beck, bsjo Ia innsaiata
snpeseIfa del astor. UR tomo slsgants-
rsnss 4assalsraaae CESS On Ia In-
dol BoletiR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26

4 UhA COLUKNA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
RlRRl0VRCA
DE COMERClANTE.

nIgrORIk DEL OOMERUIO 90
das Los nacionss, aesds los tsmpos mas re-
mosos hasta nusstros aias por Gv. SeAcgs-
traassia> asl frances por los alumnos Dc e
slasa do este iaioma satablssid& On sl Aw
,sso Msreassa de Madrid, y pablisada & o.
psasas do Ia misma saoaIasIoA.
Dos sazaos grnssos, pasta sspaEols, -
su Ia Inpraats del HOlstSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
G. 4 r TIE LIE S

con las pesas y medidas del Sistema Me.
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas. .noveda-
des se esperan mas del extraniero.
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci0n
y Litografia, SO pueden yer satistechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las exi-
gencias. Baratura en- los precios; eIegancia
On Ia ejecuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
AAIGos DE roDOs
PlD0RAS HOLLOWAY.

II sRss 90 PsrseRss, On tsdas lea partss
msac1 reoemiaadaa diehas Pfldsras COM
%1slelcestaarstivs 1 Dc h salad qus g ooaeea
1lies earae todss las afeocionss daI esy-.s.
asl ni fde, Del sstdmage, ID lss riaenss
Aes M1suass, y rsmnsvsa IA aorimeniss
hAtsie''i. y ID oariialgia, expuIsanas "A
laAgrasda lmpsrsza, fsrtaIeoisade oamnl.
Anelt q sistsma Asrvisse ' danda n -.
~oaoiat 10 srga1ixaoi6A esnarsl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
alton du BoIetfn Mej,-

administrator du B0Ietfn Mej'-
eantH lhonneur dc prier Messielrs
KS Annoneiers fanGais de vouloir bien
Semetsre leurs ordres de Publicite
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
cont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la PableiS Franqaiss
u 4aglaie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
Imprenta del "BOlettn."

Sc Scaban de- recibir en- esta I'm"
prenta los articulos siguientes'
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared y despeFta-
oores de 10 diterentes clases.
ESFERAS con circulos de metal.
OARTERAS para documentoS.
LAPIOES mercantiles.
PLBMAS de orc,
ESOBIBA-NIAs eleganDes de 3
dsOA
CARPETA6 de mule y ts4tleres
PLUMAS-fuenres.
PAPELERAS de vaIiss GiAsea.
WAROOS para Estrat0a.
KRaULEg. - Rst6Tana = s'OA-
LleA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
SemOla MOurieS

6-eSczSG'El uso de la S9nota Moaries 50
recomienda las mugeres en- cinta, a las
n0drizas durante la lactancia Y los
nifos durante tSdo ell periodic del creci
uiento Y de la denticion.
La Academia de Medicina ha dado o.
Foto de gracias d NJ. Mouries y ell Instt-
tuto de Francia lie ha otorgado una
menalla de estimulo en- ell eoncurs0 de
los premios Montyon de 1853 por este
descubrimiento que tiene tan felix
influencia en- la disminGcion de las enfer-
medades y de la mortalidad de los nihos.
Unsinstruccion accompanied a cada frasco.
Dep6sitos en- las principaleS farmacas
b todos los paises.
Venta por mayor fabrication g
e1ris, casa l.. Frere. f9. rue Iacnh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26

recibidos por el 1Itimo va
por-correo 90 IL Imprenta
del BOLETlH MEReAN-
TIL.
cereda. Los HLmbres 0e pro.
Sinus -Hlja esposa y madre,
q tomos.
Rscrich,-El Martir Gel G6lgota,
! tomos.
O6digo Penal MiIitar.
Ancora de salvaei6n, (Dev ocl.!
naaoJ.
CastaGos.-TenedurIn dc noros.
'7uia del Oomercio y de Is bsnca.
NOvELAs DE PEREZ GAL
OOE.- E.-Merofias deun Oortesano de
1915, ri Grande Oriente, III Terror
de 1924, Un Voluntario realistic,
Los Apost6licos, Juan Martin 81
Empecinado, Los Oien mil hijoa de
San Luis, UD fatcioso mas, El siete
de Julio, Batalla de los Arapiles,
Bailen, El equipsje del Rey Jose,
Napoleon en- Chamartin, Ri 10 de
Mario , el 2 de Mayo, Corona, Ira.
falgar, La segunda casaca, La Cor
te de Carlos ~, C&diz, Zaragoxa
Tormento, III DR.. Oenteno, Lo Pro
hibido, La Fontana de ORC, El
Amigo Manso, Dofia Perfecta, Clio.
ria, Fortunate y Jacinta, In f.
militia de Leon R0Chs La Deahereds-
da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26

OAnas dcrRdas, negrss, CON flsts J
. In ell junquillo, etc.
Gran rsaIixAci6n sD ls ImprsntA dc
BoLnTIM. IL!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26

nlssharavillsss bllsams saaa aaInf.IIblsmk
. Iaa iGadas AztiEsss, las Ilaeas. =. .sI. ~.
ds pieAA As do paohs. fsr medic ae :. /. -.
cls iss sosras viralsatas temsn mnv r.S.s.
m sspess ssavslsoisRts ) dssspares,i1 -,
na. dsh ssts uRgssate fsrrieerants, a -,
dncir ~ suzs psreseta dc las sfsooIs1sg "a ~ n
naisi' lsssAstipadss, las tssssy , 81 -. y.
nae, ssl suands 90 hs arsIads 8. -. = - !.
dss lesdmia sssnadiaa.
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ENCUADERNACION
DEL "B0LETlK HERCANTIL, A."

In esta secci6n de la casa monsada con
todOs los elemensos necesarlos provista de
materiales de primera clase, Sc hscen encua.
dcrnacjones en- holandesa, carton6, pasta ee.
panola piel de levante CON feIieves, todo ner.
iecto y 4 precios reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26
BoIetiQ Nercantil de Puerto-Rico.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFETSA DE LOS INTERESTS EACIOHALES Ell aMERIE
OaeAgo De Los EpAaOEs KCOEpECIOaaIm Ea PY0. RICO


cON0lciONES GENERATES acordadas por Ia Drecccr
para toda cIsse de renitldos anuncios.
uSac6n
vsnconaes que determnaan los misnos
Los conuncados redos gacslas autorados con i
hrms del autor umrA ponsabdad
mas con de responsible de psgo aa1a - -
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dsvueltos sunque pubiqusn. - ee .~.s .@T-.T
No responds de rotura nj extravios de cichGs
La del peri6dico COR sssenta sts eenta,
Dc largo - 80.
el anunciznte tsnda darecho exgr demiuad. ex
publication de Anuncoa En- condse paesyl
10 p.3 sob,s Ell prscio de arifAj = -
81 aunciante snvs eaeaf pubcan nnuncos eU
ara bonihcs6n de 10 pS sCbre los precoa tRrix
Ouando
snanans rsc p6aico ntmero sD case eontse = 4 an
viars d primer ndnero 1 -
Para los no u'rpor'a dol BoIATS ns gscsa somuncad
rsrlao, sscci6n correspondence
Los suscrptorss sndrhn 80 pS boacs or al prsco d. 81
estlas, comuncados rsmiHaos. = f.- = -
inpOrs De La suscroum anunos gace.s rstaoa eOmun
caaos sutcipsda T' rs
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asjsdo De aali. - aN-~~
xarifa para La publication do anuncica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-26

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