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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
On BOARD THE WAR-SHIPS.
MANY VISITORS TO MEN AND OFFICERS.
SOME CONDITIONS OF THE COMING sHAM-BATTLE
WITH ToRPEDOES

so'iE CONDITIONS OF THE COMING sHAM-BATTLE
WITH ToRPEDoEs.
Notwithstanding that Yesterday was such disagree
aoe one Tor visitors % the vessels Of the Squadron OF
evolution, large number. especially the friends and
relatives OF the sailors. went out 10 them from West
Iwehty-thlrd-st Early in the morning all hands were
called. and after slowing away their hammocks they
were set 10 work to holystonc- $50 called because 1t
is used most extensively on Sunday mornlnGs and
scrub decks. Fortunately the early part OF the DAY
was clear until the decks had become dry. and when
the rain began TO fall. awnings were spread Efter
morning quarters at 30 the crews had holiday
on board ship, and the time was devoted to mending
clothes. working stars the collars Of their shirts
braiding knife lany ards, reading books and talking
with their friends from shore.
The boats for the officers and their friends left West
Twenty -third-st. at IL O5 a. m 90 .O5 5 40 and
10 D. and the large steam launches and cutters
for the wives cousins aunts sisters Tor somebody ese's
sster of the sailors started at about hours
These the boat hours set for day long
the squadron remains. Although Sunday Is not a gen
eral visiting day It is expected that the vessels will
be crowded all OF the afternoon to-day by those who
will get permission to go board.
A statement published yesterday that the programme
would not incude the night torpedo attack. first
proposed. led to the impression that the torpedo drill
at Fishers Island would be abandoned The statement
referred to the proposed drills in NewYork
harbor. and not 10 those 70 take place
at Fishers Island. On the night of July 81
there will be torpedo drill from to 10 The
Newark Boston, Atlanta and Concord, upon which
will be distributed part Of the militia will be sup
posed 10 be enemy's squadron at anchor, but not
protected by torpedo nets guard boats. They will
defend themselves by the secondary batteries and
rHemen assisted by the search lights The tOrpedoes
must be fitted to represent effective weapons
each supplied with fuse, bat containing explosive
The Naval Militia will attempt 10 destroy one or more
OF the ships by these imprOvised tOrpedoes. tor
pedO boat viii be judged out Of action and floating
torpedo ineffective when II has been exposed to the
beam of the scarchlight and been under fire for the
space OF one minute. In other words both viii be
supposed to be destroyed In action Any torpedo boat
which shall approach within twenty feet and burn
blue light or torpedo float which shall come In con
tact without having been ruled out, shall be declared
successful in her attack In of actual conflict
the attack would have been successful. ANY ship
having been torpedoed once shall be declared disabled
and If tOrpedOed twice shall be declared destroyed and
out of action. This will be the close OF the weeks
exercises and will probably be tie most picturesque
and pyrotechnic Of the entire drill evolutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
COY. CAMPBELL on HIS PLATFORM.
THE TARIFF AND NOT SILVER, HE THINKS
WILL BE THE ISSUE.

THE TARIFF AND NOT SILVER, HE THINKS
WILL BE THE ISSUE.
chicago, July 1s.-In q dispatch from Columbus
ONO, Governor Campbell is reported as saying, IN an
Interview the political outlook in Ohio. that he
County, and that o5 per cent CT the Democrats who
opposed him viii drop into line by election day Inc
silver plank he admits, practically means free
coinage. but then, unlike the tariff plank. it was not
adopted by the unanimous and non-dis senting vote
OF the convention 1t adopted by vote of about
TO g. which. think. actually represents the voice OF
the Democratic party. think there can be no doubt
tEat the entire party favOrs bmetsism and hberas
coinage Of silver as to produce comparative party
OF vanes between the two metals. l am free to say
That III silver legislation is experimental and that It's
actual effect must be shown only by experience Tpe
extremists demand unlimited coinage and the dOctTin-
aires cry out that unlimited coinage ruin; but
the alarmsts not 20 be trusted no matter at which
end Of the line they stand
i am willing TO chance free coinage. believe
there is disposition OF this question which Will
satisfy IS ceLt OF the people, and the only way TO
reach It IS by discussion and experiment. If we're
to offer anJ criticism this part Of the platform. 1t
would be that if 1t declares in favor of the unlimited
coinage of both native and foreign siker. believe 1t
would have been better TO have restricted the coinage
to native silver. IIslt would have been for enough
to 90 at present. But really this question will not
enter largely into the campaign. The people Will
want to hear something OF the silver question, but
after the canvass Is two weeks old you will hear
almost nothing outside Of the tariff II great
silver man had been nominated on the Republican
ticket then the silver question would be discussed but
Major Mckinley stands for protection, Is the great
champion Of the system and that issue will crowd all
others to the WALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
TIE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.

A SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE SOUTH FORK
FISHING CLUB.
Pittsburg. July 13.-The counsel for Mrs Nancy W.
Little has lied statement In her suit against the
south Fork Fishing and Hunting Club, Of Pittsburg.
Mrs Little in behalf OF herself and eight children. asks
for $4,000 damages for the death of her husband.
John A. Little. who was lost in the Johnstown Hood.
Mr. Little was travelling salesman. and at the time
of the disaster was guest at the Hubert House.
Johnsto
The south Fork Club, II is charged. is responsible
for the food By reason of the negligent aud unsklE
full manner in which the dam at South Fork was con-
structed The sluice not sufficient to allow the
water 10 flow through, and the dam was not capable
Of holding back the great body OF water accumuateu
ah0v 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
Summer Window DraperieS.

Lace Stripe Scrims 40 inches wide Zsc'
Fancy Pongee DraDeries. all colors p'tc'
Imitation Madras double border o'tc'
French Spots and detached Flgurex SIC
Fancy Sikolines. new patterns gao
Best and Widest China SILK design lac.
Imported Col'd Madras sash width lSc.
French Sash Muslins worth 39c Zfc'
nottingham Lace-sash and cuTtaiD
widths-large variety l2c 70 ooc'
Fancy Sllkollne Curtains knot fringe sL41'
Fancy Tinted Madras. worth 80 SLfs'
Extra Nottingham. a dozen STYLES S1c.
Others 81 and 1 vds. long. were $3.50 sl.i9.
Train Rose Curtains. French effects s243.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
nrsPrrryG OYER 4 BEACH.

New-Bedford. Mass. July 10 CspecIaD-Joseph
Gallagher. of westport Harbor. was held in 81 900
ball this morning for destroying property Of II. f.
Davis of westport. This Is another chapter in the
Edward Rowland land case now pending, Involving
the ownership Of land at Westport which includes the
beach at Westport Harbor Howland claims the whole
property, and when Davis went there for seaweed
Gallagher ordered him of and when Davis refused 10
60 1t Is alleged Gallagher took an axe and demolished
Davis's wagon and harness. He pleaded guilty this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
rxcrJsByEy BUY MONTANA MINES.

ca,coco Ju,y 1s-A dispatch from Helena, Mont
= +he lone pine group OF mines, in the Vipond Dis
,sct BEAVER Head County has been sold to an English
syndicate for s725oO0 This property was bought
about two years ago by Michigan ana Montana capt
,aNsts who Incorporated it, The property consists Of
the Isne Pine IIorce Greeley, Excelsior Zen HSrlson
SveT King silver star, Luna and Fraction clalinA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
,urr Used Powder MAcAz1xE asa rARGrr.

CHEYENNE. wyo., July 1s.-Two men employed at
p,cr Snrncs Mines exploded the company magazine
TO shooting at q mark on it, Half ton of blasting
ovrder and 500 pounds Of dynamite blew up. killing
both men and badly wrecking the mining camp.
po.' % women and children injured by falling
gIass and furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

there has been such Offering Of rich and rare
designs in the finer qualities we shall make.
Al 40 cents cents
Think Of the Assortn1enL
Twenty patterns Ten Fifteen colortngs each-An
fast Block prints
style suitable for Dresses and DraDeres and all kinds OF
fancy work-coorings exquisite
width 80 inc hes.
There yard in the first lot worth less than Eighty
cents-none the second worth less than colarnone in
the third less dollar twenty hveno such as
sortment ever before beginning OF
They will be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

IN tne exposition until its close unless removed by
speclal permit signed BY both the Chief OF tire Depart
nieht Oh Fine Arts and the Director General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
Boys Clothing.

Merrmac and Domet Waist, ia.
Striped Sateen-Tuu pleated were 75c.. 49c.
Best Percale. unlaundered, acc.
Indigo Percale best styles, SOC.
Best Laundered Percale s5c., SOC.
Linen Knee Pants. 70 II years Doc.
Fine Cashmere Flannel and Cheviot, acc.
Best English Corduroy, to Is years, Csc.
Indigo Blue Flannel. side stripe. CSC.
pc. Cheviot Suits-all wool. worth $3.50. s2.9S
pc. Cashmere Suits worth 900. sos
pc. Cashmere Suits, worth $780, 400
pc. Fancy Pique kits, worth 1925. liz
DC. White Pique kits. worth $780, los
To quickly close all
Fine CLOTH and STRAW HATS and CAPS
we'll sell
AZ 20 cts. all that were SOC. and eos
At 40 cts. all that CSC. and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

morning and says Rowland told him 70 keep people
OF the land and he took this method of doing So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
GRAIN LEATHER BAGS
GENUINE ALLIGATOR BAGS
parasoIS and Sun Umbrellas.

Thus Wen sell -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
China Silks,

There hive been sales and sales o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

Fine CLOTH and STRAW HATS and CAPS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
0FEasO'0sE8 DE aUouEs EsPuERTO.

Col ing Mystery, pendente.
Berg ep. is lbep, pc diente.
Berg. in G. Acacia" descargan
do
B-rg ing DAISY, pendiente.
Berg esp "V. del Buen Oamino",
de sando.
Vap e5 " M. L. Villaverde y, car
gando.
Col. amer. "Herriman," d4scar
gando.
CO. ing "Donzella" cargando.
Brg ing Evapge ine", car.
gando.
Col amer mabel Thomas, des.
osrgando.
Col Ing. "a. M. Glbson," pen.
diente.
Vap. esp. "San Juan," pendiente.
CABOTAJE.
Col. esp. 'Tsabela," carga para
Yabucoa y Hnmacao.
Go. esp. 80. de Maria y, carga
para Manatf.
Bdra. esp. "Dos Amigos ., car.
ga para Arroyo.
Col. esp. "Do' ore s." pondien'e
Col. esp. "Panchits," carga para
A uadilla y Ma, aguez.
Col esp I'd. chosa," descargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15

Foster. Assist tieron al mismo, e1
Ministro de Ultramar, sefior Fahie
Il de Estato, sefior Duque de TIE
tuan, el Ministro Pienipotenciaric
lie los Estados Z nidos en- Madrid,
seior Orubb, ell hijo del se1or Blai
ae y los indlviduos de la legaci6n
americana.
Madrid, 9-Ha sido nomhrado
Captain General de Castillo a Vie
j 4 Ell general G mir. ="
Han sido llamados 4 sus respec-
tivos cuerpos los soldados que Sc
hallan con licenc cia, con objeto d.
evitsr que Sc mexclen en- las huel-
gas como obreros.
En- la session de hoy, ell Ministro
lie la Guerra hs declarado que Sc
cOncedera ls amnistia sin reinte-
grar.en sus empleos & los oficiales
del ejetcito.
Dicen de Madrid que ell Sr Fos
ter, acompafladO del DUque de TIE:
tuan, ha hecho una vista al gran.
dioso monasterio del Esccrial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
RlVISfA CelRRClAL DB BARCELONA.

16 de Mayo de 1891.
Asacar.-S6lo han entrado 222
sacos enstres Totes de ceu trifuga
de Ponce, bneao, que Sc han veu-
DIDO a prec os reservados, 10 que
-permite que vayan reduciendose las
existencias de clases viejas que hay
en- 'as nrimeras manos, pues SO han
realizado $50 sacos Y 80 barriles
mascabado bueno de Ma agtiez,
rs.to por "Santlago,' al rededor
de pes tas % quintal despachado,
y 500 sacos centrifuga corriente de
Maysgiiez por vapor "San Juan,"
re,ervado, sera dentr, los de coti-
zaci6n. Las existencias hoy dis.
ponibles suman 8 8,48O sacos centri.
fuga, 200 mascabado = 100 de miel,
le, g ando los tenedores maj joc e
meZa N sus pretension-s, Y con
firu eza cotizamos, ell centrifoga de
pesetas 1850 & 20 80. mascabados
de ID 16 y los superiores Il a Is
y m 81 10 II 80 & IA so, ssgun ella.
St s, quintal de Al so kilos en- de.
p0sito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
Ii ENPOSICIOl Dr. tHICiGO.

Acaba de publicarse por la 90
mission directora del certamen in.
ternacional de Chicago el programs
de las ceremonies y flestas de Is
Inauguration de los edificios, que
duraran cuatro dias; dando princi.
pio ell IL de Octubre de 1892.
En- ese dia tendra efecto una
gran revista militar en- que toma
ran parte 10 600 hombres de Ia
Gusrdia Nacional y varios regi.
mientos de fnerza yeterana. Por
"a noche Sc exhlbirAn cuadros vi
vos representando escenss culmi-
nantes de la vida de Oristobal Go
lon.
Ri dia II Sc verifcarsn las ce-
remonias de Inauguration. Por la
msnana dispararan tOdas las bate
rfas de srtilleria que en- la ciudad
SO oncuentren una saliva nacional
de cuarenta y ocho cahonazos. A
las dlez las tropas formaran uu cor
tejo que acompafara al Pr, sldente
10 los Estados Uuldos, 81 Onerpo
Dip!omatico y los hu6spedes de
honor extranjeros al Pa acio Prin-
cipal 6 de las Industries. donde
seran recibides solemnemeute, eje-
putAndose por todas as taudas de
m1slca reunidss ell himno nacionsl
/" America" Despu6. de haber he
cho 50 entrada los gobernsdores,
tenientes gobernadores y. otros fun
clonarios de los cuarenta Y ocho
Estados y Territories de la Union
dslan principle los ej reicios de
inauguration Official. Por Ia noche
contlnuara la serie de cuadros en-
approximation de successes de la his
torla de America.
Ei dia l3 recorrera las GALES de
"a ciudad una inmensa procession
eivlcs en- la que estarAn repre- ZEN.
todas todss las industrias naciona-
les. Por la noche Sc verificara TN
gran bale, amen de varios regoci-
JOS populares
El vlernes, Gltimo dfa de las fies-
tas, SO dedicara a ejercicios militia
res.
En- el reintegro por el gobierno
federal del emprestito de guerra
oontribuido por los Estados de la
Cnlon el aho 1860 correspondent a
Illinois s934,000. ri presidente de
Ia Oomiolon judicial del Senado en-
dIcha entidad feierativa, sefior Ke.
rrau, ma propnesto que la expresa
da cantldad Sc destine q los gastos
lie representation del Estado de
Illinois en- la Exposici6n de Chi,
cago.
{" Nopedades y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
. BANCO ESPAEOL
D e p PUERTO-R1CO,


Resuelta pnr ell Oonseio de Go
bierno, en- aeuerdo de aver noche
Ia creaci6n de la clase de aspiran
t-s q las plazss de este Banco, cor
derecho a cubrir las vacantes qut
en ell mismo ocurrsn, dentro de las
condolences aprobadas al efecto 10y
debiendo sufrir los Olicitantes, pa
ra su ingreso EN- dicha clase, uD
examen en- las materias que SO es
Decltican en- las 0portunas bases
aprobadas a dicho objeto, Sc convo
Ca, por medic de la presente, Y por
ell termino de un mes que vencerl
en- IA de Mayo pr6ximo, a cuantos
d"seen tomar parte en- dichos ej-r
cicios, Drevia presentation de soli-
citud dentro del plazo sehalado.
Los interesadO, podran enterarse
Gu Secretarfs de las condolences
necesarias para ser admitidos 4 di.
chos ejercicios, de las materias que
han de ser objeto del examen, y d.
las obllgaciones y derechos. dc los
que resulten aprobados en- los mis-
mos.
Pnerto Rico, y Ahril ID de 1891
Ell Gobetnador, Fernando Fra
goso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15

entire vosotres me encuentro. NJ
conoceis y os conozcO hue'gan,
pues, programs de administrator
siempre linsonjs ydiffciles de rea
lisar. Os dire solo que vcngo ami
mado de los mejores des' os de en-
cauzarls, y que los ramos todos que
Ia constituyen habran de mercer
me cuidadosa atencioD.
Respecto del orden pdblico os
abona para mi ell respeto que STEM
pre- habeis demostrado & las insti-
tuciones todas y vuestra reconocids
cordura F; y en- cuanto al progreso
material 8 Elective de vuestra CO.
nlarca, seran, como en- todas oca-
stones, mis- sspiraciones superiore-'
4 mis- fuerzas confisudo siempre
para realizarlas en- vuestro decidido
concurso y en- las virtudes cfvicas
que por mas de una vez SO ha glo-
risdo an admiraros, Vuestro Alcal-
de,-JoGqMin de Rcjas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
ACEITE PARA ALUMBRADO
:
"LUZ DIAMANTE"
de la fabriOa LOngman ' Martinez,
NEw-YORK.

Libre de EXPLOSION, humo y NAL
o'or. 10 grddoS ds Farsnheit.
Este aceite est& fabficado Dor
una redestiaci6n especial, eclusi.
vamente para el uso dom6stico =
.muy particularmente donde hay
nifIos. Es eristalino como ell aqua
desti ada. Su luz es clara, brillan.
to Y sin olor.
rs tan cempletdmente SECURE que
81 Ia lAmpafa So qniehra por CO.
sualidad, la llama qnedara extina
guida en- el acto. Esta envasado
On Ia misma forma que ell kerosene
corrIente, tenieudo las latas IN Do
f6n dc Pateute que permite llenAt
las lamparas con la misma lAtaa
sin derrsmes de ninguna espeoic.
Las mlsmas lkmparRs en- uso On a
aotuahdad sirven para la Luz IA.
| mante, llmpiaudnlss y poniende
mechas nuevas q no esten satu
radas con otra clase de kernseno
Tambien envssamos Ia Luz Dia.
manty On latas de y 2 galonea
lexpresamente para el uso de fanal
ilise,
De yenta Dor todos ios aimss6
IpeA Do yvssss Dc Puerto. Rleo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15

Con mucha trecuencIa es dtiI asod,r
smulco de la crssota de alquitran dc hay
al aceite de higado de bacalao, en- ell traits
mIrnto de las afecciones de la laringe, de 10
bronquios, dc los pulmones principalment,
en- las bronquits cr6nicas en- los catarros
Esta asociacion presenta grandes ventaias
aun en- la ausencia de verdadera enfermedad
y cuando solo Sc hace uso de ella con el fir
de tortifcar un pecho debil, en- un tempera
mento delicado.
Essos dos medicamentos sc encuentrar
reunidos en'las cdpsulds de Bertht creosof1
daS, en- las cuales Ia creosota de slquitran de
hAya Sc presenta en- disoluci6n en- un aceite
de higado de bacalao, particularmente reco
mendable, puesto que Sc obt' me por proca
dimientos que son los dnicos que han mere
cido la aprobacion de la Academia dc ma
aisina dc Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
MOVIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.


De Lunemburg, goleta inglps,
Garner" de 158 toneladas cap
Peters, Lopez Villamil y comp
304 tercios baca!ao, ~ tmbra i'd
100 c Id, 80 medias id, 1O1 bril-.
'reuquer, 4 medios id, 95 tercio
pesoada, 100 brrls papas, 2 bril-
pescado, 68 aids teja maui, 121(
tablas pino.
DE Pto Plata, vap. fir. 90 inde
Rodriguez" q jose T. Silva, cor
carga lie trAnsito.
De Haoans y escslas vapor esp
Oiuda de @ 4diz," de 1910 tone
Isdas, cap. L6 ,ez, a s. de Ezquia.
ga, a l. poz Vi.lamil, y comp, 83 c
Gig ,rril'os. Bar6 y comp, 60 id, i'd
!. OH "a Hnno, $50 it, id. j. NJ.
lsquierdo y comp, 80 i'd, id. Pala.
5los y comp, l id, I'd. Sobrino de
LUNA y cvm, 40 id, ii. Sierra Y
comp, 80 il, id. A la Orden Ma
,as: 4 tulada, l zapatoa. A. b.,
Is bAuios mnestrAs. G. V. O, 3 c
|arlos. T, H. ) Q varios. V. g.,
l G varios.
EETRADAS Oh oABoTAJH.
Col. esp. "Providencia," de Fa-
jardo.
SALIDAs DE TRAvEsfA.
Para San Thomas, vsp fir colin
ie Rodriguez y, despachado por 10
sc L. Silva, con carga de trAnsito.
Para Fajsrdo y escalas, vap esp
Arroyo, despachado por 8. d.
E1qulags, con carga de transito.
sALIDAs DIN oXBoTAJn.
Bdra. esp. 'Buenaventura," . ara
Vieques.
Gol. esp. "Borinquen," para Ma
yagiiez y Aguadilla.
Bdra. esp. "Paquita," para Are.
cibo.
Col. esp. ''Paquete de Arecibo," )"
para Mayagiiez y Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15

1 fin de hacercompetenci a los i'm.
porta1os.
Vende semiilas de cafe y schiote
procedentes de los granos enviado,
a Ia exposition universal de Paris
Bayam6n,-JosS Ballesteros y Mw-
10S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
IS. ire. CapsulaS Cuyot

sA9Z tomadas inmediatamenta
6~u-~7ss' antes de las comidas, reems
plazan facilmente ell uso del Aqua da
Alquitrdm y oalmam eH POGO tempo 70
Ges mds tenaE. Cada frasco contiene
sesenta capsulas blancas sobre cada una
de las cuales va impreso ell nombre del
inventor.
Ell tratamiento de los Consttpados, anti
guos descuidaeos, Bronqnitts cr6nicGs,
Catarros, Asmas, por las Capsuias
Guyot cuesta escasamente diez ounce
centimos por dia En- todas las farmacias
casa l. Frera. t9. rue Iacoh. Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15

DE RAMON MORENO
21! CRUZ - Fl.

Tengo 81 gusto de cfrecer al
pdblioo en- general mis- servlcios
en- ei ramo 6 que me dedico.-Tre-
ues de adultos y de p&rvulos de
gran lujo.-Trenes para viaticos y
faroles, Capills ardiente.- Oa-
talfaoos paro honras y ousntc tra-
bsio se nos oonnen, sirviendo & los
pueblos de la isia con Aviao an
tioipado de una hora. No se plde
dlneEo antlcipado.
Puarto-Rico, "A dc DiCiembr
de 1888.