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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
KILLED BY A CYCLONE.
A Building Traps Seventeen
Victims.

DULUTH, Mimi, July 16.-[Spccial =
Turing a severe storm this afternoon an
unfinished threc-story hotel at West
Superior was blown down. There were
from twenty to thirty men in the build
ing at the time, and one or moro are
Killed and dozen njured d.
The full extent of the iniurio s
is not yet known. at East Superior a
dwelling was struck by lightning and
It's inmates severely injured. The
storm was tho most severe rain and
wind storm that has visited this sec .ion
IN many months.
When the storm came up BOSS Carpen-
ter Cross called to his mon who were
working on the building to get out of
the building and twelve of them jumped
from the windows. At the same mo.
ment number of passers-by ran into
the structure TO escape the storm.
AS they entered tho building, with
out an instant's warning, it collapsed.
ourying seventeen mon. The structure
dld not move foot from its foundation.
1t simply tlattenod out as though by a
terrible blow from above. Three timers
on the roof stayed whore they were and
escaped serious injury, though tho fall
was thirty eight 'e,t.
Hundreds saw the catastrophe. and
tho work of rescue began at once. The
ruins stood not six feet above the
ground, and the roof seemed to cover
the whole, greatly retarding tho work
OF rescue. Hermann Pasussey was re.
covered. lie was found in sitting po
sition. bent nearly double. with spikes
driven into his spine and almost every
bone in his body broken. John Laur
was found on his back with four tim
bers lying across him, cutting his body
into as many pieces. 1t was horrible
sight and the overworlled rcscuers sick.
ened in removing tho body.
John Schoiicld was found in what owl.
uentiy had been room on tho third
floor, and was still alive, though he died
as soon as the weight was removed from
him, his back being broken The bodies
OF Charles Lucis and an unknown man.
evidently ono Of those who took shelter
in the Inflated building, were found in
the wreck Of room on the ground floor.
Both bodies were flattened out OF all re-
semblance to humanity.
While tho work of rescue was going
on the Storm became terrific, forcing
the men to leave the work, which has
now been resumed. 1t is probable that
all the bodies will be recovered before
morning. In addition to the list of
killed, five others are unaccountrd for
and are believed to have been killed.
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The Supreme Court of ,Appenis.

WirHEvH.LE, July l6.-[ Special In
the court of appeals to-day the following
opinions were rendered.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany VS.. Groseclcscs, administrator.
from Washington county; Judgement
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Lewis.
Western Union Telegraph Company
VS.. V. S. Pcttyjohn, writ of error from
Bristol; judgement affirmed. Opinion
by Judge Lacy.
Stockholders of the bank of Abingdon
VS.. Supervisors of Washington county.
appeal from Washington county; decree
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Fauntleroy,
Judges Lacy and Hinton dissenting.
Rohr for csc. VS.. South Atlantic Rail
road Company: decree affirmed. Opinion
by Judge linton.
In the case of Hunter VS.. Beach, on q
rehcaring of the original opinion was
adhered to-
Writs of error and supersede were al
lowed in the cases OF Hodges VS.. Com
monwealth. and Marks vs.. the same.
Rchearing was refused in the cases OF
Fricndenheim VS.. Rohr, Garland VS..
Persinger.
Argument was completed in Berth
Zinc Company against Black, admins
traitor, and the case of Jeiferics VS.
Southwest Virginia Improvement Com
many
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
THE MYSTERY EXPLAINED
Ihe Salton Lake Caused by n Break I'm
the Colorado River.

The s"it"n Lake Caused by Break in
the Colorado River
SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, July l6.-[spc-
cial The source of tho Salton lake is
now settled. Tho water comes from the
Colorado river, and party has lust
como in 10 Salton from Yuma, having
made the whole distance in boat. They
report that the Colorado river had
broken through the western banks nj
several points, tho original breaks being
about twenty miles from Yuma.
This overflow filled large basin
bounded by the Southern Pacific track
on the northeast by the Colorado river,
on the southeast by a ridge of hills some
distance south of Salton on the north
west This basin was filled RAPIDLY
when the second break occurred in the
last named ridge of hills freeing an
immense volume of watcr through two
streams into the Salton basin and form.
ing the present lake. The salt saline
OF the water is explained by the large
deposits of salt in the desert. The
water is bringing down an immense lot
OF seed and excellent cattle food is
Swinging up everywhere. The dcscr,
VIII soon have good pasture.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17

NORFOLK, Va, July 16.-lSpecialI--
The case of Thornton j. Haines, for the
killing Of Ed. flanagan, at Fortress
Monroe recently. was called to-day for
trial at Hampton. Able counsel ap-
peared for both sides. The counsel for
the defence began by making motion
for continuance of the case on account
of the prisoners ill-health.
After great deal of wran Cling, the
Judge over ruled this motion. Counsel
for the defense then asked for a cost
ponemcnt which was denied, and after
the calling of the names of several wi :
nesses, and the taking of some unim-
portant testimony, q recess was ia ken
until 3 o'clock
After recess counsel for Hams pre-
scented an affidavit claiming that many
important witnesses for their side were
unable to be present The 81 erin was
put on the stand and testified that @
had subpnnaed the witnesses but was
unable TO account for their nonapper-
ance. Private Richardson who is tho
strongest witness for lIaincs did not
appear. lie was detained on duty but
is expected in court to morrow. 1t is
claimed that Richardson saw flanagan
with an upliftcd oar about to strike
Haincs.
After good deal of quarreling on
both sides without getting anything
done, court adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. in order TO secure
WITNESSES who failed to appear today.
4 LANE CoMpLAINT
WASHINGTON, July 16-ISpeciall-
Many of Thornton lIaincs' friends here
are indignant at what they call false
reports sent from Fortress Monroe to
Southern papers, evidently intended to
be preiudicial to him. lIaincs is de-
scended on his mothers side from ono
OF the pioneer settlers Of Virginia and is
closely related 10 many OF the oldest
families in the Old Dominion. WHY
people who arc evidently not Virginiars
should go out of the way to abuse him
in Virginia and other Southern papers
and be allowed to do so has aroused
considerable feeling in large circle Of
his friends here.
Young Haines, they say, is very popu-
with all classes of people who know him.
and have found him considerable. gentle
manly and slow to anger He is we'll
educated, is good musician and very
companionable young fellow The her
editary tendency to murder, his friends
say. known to exist in the family of
flanagan, docs not exist in that of
uaincs, and it is claimed that lIaincs
knew of his friends weakness in this
particular, and that it will be brought
out at the trial thai he rcsorted to cx-
IRENE measures only under extreme
provocation.
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a TERRIBLE STORY.
n starvin: Woman Eats the Flesh Of Her
Children Who Had Persisted.

n Starving Woman Eats the Flesh of Her
Children Who Had Persisted.
PINE CITY, Mimi, July 10 Special
"A fishing party from this city have
just returned from the Pine forests of
Srakc river. and bring with them wild
woman and her i6-year.old daughter.
The daughter tells story OF terrible
suffering and privatiop. She says that
the husband and father OF tho family
was eaten by wolves while in an intoxi-
Gated condition last March. Since that
time they have had no food in their
humble cabin. Tho three younger
children died of starvation. and were
cooked and eaten, one by one, by the
mother and Oldest daughter. The
mothers mind finally gave away, and
she is now Il raving maniac
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17

AFTER TIE BATTLE.

The Free Coinage Plank in Ohio Causes
H1E Some Cncasiness. 6T3
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July lG.-l Special +
Democrats here are much displcascd
with the free silver plank of the plat
form adopted at Cleveland yesterday.
They claim it will lose the party great
many votos among the business men of
the cities.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 16.-[Spc-
cial Tho adoption of the free and un-
limited coinage plank in the Ohio plat
form causes some uneasincsS among
Democrats here, who are afraid that tbe
silver question may be made an over
shadowing issue in the national CAM
paign. A tremendous effort was made
to prevent the adoption of that plank
Cleveland's anti-silver letter and other
documents against free coinage arc be-
ing extensively circulated in the State
II is believed, however, that it will in
crease the chances OF Campbell's cleo
ton, as it will give him the support of
free coinage men who would otherwise
have voted with the third party.
The Peoples party convention will be
held about August. A strong ticket is
expected to be put in the field. Men in
sympathy with the Third party move
ment say that the fact of the Democrats
coming out for free coinage will hurt
the independent movement some in the
State this fall, but that their candidates
will nevertheless get a strong vote. 1t
is expected that whateve" this vote is it
will come largely from the Republicans,
but the criticism of the Alliance policies
by young Thurman will offend some AL
lance Democrats. The Peoples party
will devote their greatest efforts to Sc
curing the defeat of Sherman.
New York, July To- Special ALI
e the Republican papers in this city is
Commenting on the Ohio Democratic
convention speaks confidently of Nc
kinleys chances and predict that Camp
bell will be defeated. The Herald and
Sun, Democratic organs, maintain and
ominus silence, while tho World makes
no prediction of the partys chances, but
says that any Democrat who opposes
Campbell ought never hereafter to be
honored with his party confidence. The
Advertises SAYS Campbell chances for
success are bad. The Times is the only
paper which prophesies Campbells re-
election.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
TROOPS CALLED OFT
To Quell II Disturbance Between Free
Iaborers and Convicts.

TO Quell Disturbance Between Free
Iaborers and Convicts.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July l6.-TSpc-
ciall-Gov. buchanan and Col. Granville
Siervicr left the city last night for Brior-
vile, where yesterday morning three
hundred armed free laborcrs drove the
convicts and guards from the Tennessee
Coal and Mining Company's minc. Dur
ing last evening Adjutant G., neral Nor
man telcgraphed for the Lookout Noun
tain Guards and tho Moorlier Zouavcs.
OF Chattanooga, and the Knoxville
Rifles to be in readiness for marching
orders. Captain Wood Ford replied for
Lookout mountain guards saying he
would have forty-iivc men under arms.
captain Semmcs, of Moorclein Zouaves
wered putting the number of availa-
BILE men at forty.
Captain Patton, of the Knoxville
Mihes,says he had forty men under arms.
Two extra coaches will be attached to
the morning train out of Chattanooga.
stones river guard and tho Washing ton
artillery have been ordered to be in
readiness. Two thousand pounds of
ammunition went down on the train
with the Governor last night.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

The glass blowers have decided to
Withdraw from the Knights Of Labor.
Secretary OF the Treasury yesterday
issued warrant for S26,2l7 ia favor of
the governor Of North Carolina on
account of the direct tax act This
represent the amount withheld through
the error of calculating and swells the
total amount refunded to the State to
S40f,O54.
The Gerard Coal Company has refused
70 observe weekly payment law and all
its miners are out.
The CHILEAN government denies the
report OF battle which appeared in
yesterdays papers.
DR.. @. Il. Mayer, ST., one OF the Oldest
and most prominent physicians of South
Carolina. died at his home in Newberry
yesterday, aged 81 years. DR.. MAYER
was not only eminent in the Medical
profession. but was man OF brillian.
literary attachments and forcible
writer.
Old rapers Tor sale at The Times Office
10 cents g hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
Invite the Editorial As
ISOLATION to Roanoke.
THE MEETING AT WYTHEVILLE
We'll Attended and Full of Bust
ness.

Walter Sharp, of Norfolk, Elected Prcsi-
dent by Acclnmation, james S. Sim
mons Declining to Serve Another
Term-The Other Officers anu Dircc-
tors Elccted-The Next Meeting to be
Held at rg-Amendmcnts to
tho Constitution and By-Iaws-Presi-
dent Simmons Presents an Able Re
port - The Pulaski Convention In
dorsed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
Julin Gets Divorce.

New York. July -TSpeciall-
Julia fairfield, was granted an abso-
latc divorce from David fairfield, a
former Richmond, Va, PAWN broker by
Judge O'Brien OF the supreme court.
fairfield is now undergoing term at
Sing Sing for bigamy on the ground
that he married Sarah Markson, Sept
z 1880.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
HAINES ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Both Sides Represented by Able
Counsel.

and Continuation Asked for, But the
Judge Proceeds With the Case-Sot
Much Testimony Taken-One Impor-
tant Witness Said to Have Been Dis
coVcred-The Iiannignn Family Said
to Have Mania for Killing Their
Friends.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
The VETS Win in North D.nx,,,.

DANvHLE, Va, July 16.-lSpeciall-
For six weeks past prohibition cam :.
paign has been in progress in North
Danvile, a town OF 5000 inhabitants,
just across the river from here. Much
feeling and no little bitterness has been
engendcred. The election came off to-
day and the vets won by eighteen ma
iority in 4 total vote of 56t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17

no YOU OWE A BALANCE ON TIE
IDIOT WHICH YOU BOUGHT LAST
YEAR? If SO TIE GEORGIA STATE
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF SAVANNAH. GA. ONE OF TIE
MOST SUCCESSFUL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS THAT Is,
WILL LOAN YOU THE MONEY TO
PAY OFF TIE BALANCE. THEY
DO NOT REQUIRE YOU TO BUILD
TO GET a LOAN, BUT WILL LEND
ON VACANT PROPERTY IS PER
CENT OF IT'S VALUE. 1T COSTS
VERY LITTLE PER MONTH, AND
YOU HAVE SEVEN YEARS TO PAY
TIE LOAN BACK. MONEY OBJ
TANNED IN 90 DAYS AFTER GET
TING STOCK. GALL ON
j. S. GROW
SECRETARY AND TREASURER, 81
CAMPBELL STREET, OPPOSITE
POSTOFFICE, FOR FULL ENPLANA-
lion. marl9-ly
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
NEWS BY CABLE FROM ABROAD.
An Effort to Secure Duncan's
Release.

The worlds Fair Commissioners Arrive
at Southhampton-H. III. Smith 70 Be-
TIRE from the Leadership of His Party
and the Name of Lord RandoI, =,
Churchill Proposed for the Vacant
Cabinet Position-other Foreign Notes
of Interest.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
For Canadian Reciprocity

OTTAWA, Ont, Jlly iG.-lSpeciall IA
resolution in favor of unrestricted rcci-
procity between the United States and
Canada has been adopted by the pro-
vincial Legislature of Prince Edward
Islani.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17
KILLED AT \ FIRE.
Miss Helen Joyner Jumps From IL Second
story Window

Story Window.
AMHERST Court House., July 10 Spc-
cial The country residence OF County
Treasurer III. c. Joyner, near Amherst
Court House, was entirely destroyed by
fire at o'clock this morning, and his
sister, Miss Helen, was killed by jump
ing from Il second story window.
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The weather.
showers,

slightly warmer, except stationary tenn
perature on the coast.
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TOR RENT.

LNOK RENT.
FRONT OFFICE IN TIMES BUILD
ING. BEST LOCATION IN THE
CITY. APPLY AT BUSINESS OF
FICE OF THE TIMES.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-17

Old rarers Tor sale at The Times Office
10 cents hundred.
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THE ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
READ IT'S ADVERTISEMENTS ON
PAGES ., 3, 4, 6 AND s.
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Continued on page 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-19

un deber de concien9ia, al p opic
tempo que IN deber pr fesional
el mauifestar & Vds. los brillante
resultados obteaidos en- mi largo
praotica con ell uso de su excelente
p eparaci6n, conoci la va en- todo e.
muudo cen Fl nombce de Emulsion
de Scott
Oasos en- extreme desesperados
de raquitismo, afecoiones bronquia-
les y pulmonares cr6nicas, escro.
fuismo en- tods sus mauifestacio-
nes y aun en- la misma tubercu osis,
los que be tenido ocasi6n de obser
var de cerca y tratar con su Emul
sion, en- todos ellos he obtenido los
mejores resu tados, pues a sus exec
tentes componentes, los hip otosfitos
de cal y de sosa y ell aceite puro
de hfgado de bacalao, reune una
preparation delicadisima que la
hace de facil tomar Y digerible aun
para los est6magos mas delicados,
por cuya circunstancia me com
plazco en- extreme felicitando a w
por ell gran servicio que vlenen
prestando ctn su precioso prepara-
do Emulsion de Scott a Ia humani.
dad enfeIma.
Soy de Vds. con toda considera.
ci6n att. s. s @. B M. DIR. Pablo
Font q ~Martelo.
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AvISOs.
Vap esp JULIA.


Procedente de Santiago de Cuba,
via Ponce, Mayagiiez y Aguadilla,
recalara a este puerto del IS al 20
del presente mes.
Ooasignatario, Ludwig Duplace.
Vap esp "CADIZ,
Saldra el dia 18 del presente mes
de Liverpool, directamente para
esta.
vap. esp. "EMlLIANo.
Ha galidO difectamense de Lii
verpool, para ests, el dia 4 del CO.
rriente.
vap esp clUoAD DE cAoIz:
ri dia 10 dol presen'e mes, 8 las
dos de Ia tarde, ha salido del puer-
to de Cadiz con destino q este, 81
expresado vapor, segdn ,cablegra'
Ina recibido poE sua consignatarlos'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-19
ANTONIO ALFlU YBlRLLT.

Doctor on Derecho Civil y Ca~
n6nico, Abogado de los Ilustres
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
con bufete alberto en- la Capital de
la Monsrqufa, ofrece sus servicioa
profesionales q su numerosa ellen.
tela de esta Isla, para ante el Tri.
bunal Supreme de Justicia, el Con-
seio de Estado, Tribunal d. Omen
tas del Reino Y demas centros su.
periores, judioiales y administrati
y0s de la Naoi6n.
serEano, adm, ii, 2S
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Vap esp ERNEsTO.

Oon destino q este puerto, salit
dc Santander el dfa 9 del que cursa
Vap, esp. SAN FRANCISCO.
Procedente de La Guaira y esca-
las, recalara este puerto del q al
% del presente mes, siguiendo via
je para Vigo y escalas.
s. de Ezquiaga.
Vapor fr OLINDE RODRIGUEZ.
Del 10 al 20 del corriente tomarA
puerto procedente de st. Thomas
y Europa, y terminadas sus opera
clones seguira viaje para Pto Pla-
ia y esoalas, de donde regresara &
esta haofa ell 28 del actual, para
continuar su ruta.
Oonsignatario, jose T. Silva.
Vap. esp. "GALLEGOn
Sali6 del dltimo puerto de su
escala de Espans, con destino 6
este, el dfa Z del que curse.
Oonsignatarios, Vijande & Co.,
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Domingo, 1q.-S.ntss Juata J
R9fins. vfrgenes y martires, y
San Vicente de Paul, confesor y
F1ndador de las Hjss de Ia Carl
dad.
Lunes, 20.-S,n Elias, profets
v fundsdor, y Ssntas Librada y
MarQsrita, vfrgene' y martires.
M4rtes, 2l Santa PfAxe6es,
virgen, y San Daniel, profota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-19

"Pio IX.' de zoos tons, cap L'or-
CO, 4 J. M. Izquierdo Y comp, 100
@ pasta, 2 81 terra de vino, 2 cha
sina. s. de Luna y comp, 20 c
vino, 43 cscs garbanz0s. s de E1
qui ga, 100 aceite, % brls at6n
Palacios y comp, 6 piment6n, 3 Q
butifar'aa, / anchoa, l C conser
vas, 80t4 pp vino, 81 81 garba1zos
A. Lynn Sera. de Morris. 8 C pspe
E. Font, 5 Il tapones, 80 81 garban
EOS. Oa'das y comp, 20,2 ITO, 4 116
brls, 60 pp vino. Sierra Y comp, 40
tmbrs, 20 piment6n, POI @ pasta.
J. Ochoa Hmno, 500 jab6n, 10 81
frijo'es, 7S 81 papas, 95 id cebollas,
30 aceitunas. Scrs de @. Masjoan
y comp, 7 MADEIRA. Ohavarri y
comp, 5 @, Z fds tej do, Q varios.
Bsrcel0 y Perujo, 2 900 grfns va.
clos, 5 G calzado, l ST habichuelas,
|, calamares, l langostas, 4 c
conservas, 6 Q oquesos, 203 grrfns
aceit1nas. Font y Vidal, IS G cal
zado, 20l4 PIP vino, l flo tejidos.
Egozcue y Cos, l I'd corneleria, l
G vino, 1 calzaio Rub rt He
manos, 20t2 30.4 PIP vino, 100 81
papas. s. Juan y comp, 6 c GAIA
do, | embutidos, Piza Hermanos,
10 @ calzado, 1 i'd, 4 @ tejidos, 4
fds pieles, s G chocolate. Santiago
Hermanos y comp, l tejidos.
Francisco Blanes, 5 tejidos. Her
oa'z y comp, la PIP vino. 2 G teji-
dos. Scrs de O. Prats y comp, 573
barquetas papas. Lopez Villamill
y comp, 400 cfts, 100 81, 200 pa
pas. L. Oividaues y comp, 2 boys
vino. Armas y Jim6nez, 16 9 que
sos. Pellegrin Hmns, l tejidos.
Vicente y comp, 4Ol4..pp 1 brl azd-
fre, ! royo plomo. a Ia Orden
G. A, 125 ltas almendras. J. D., Is
9 aqua mineral, / @ papel. M. p, 10
acelte s. NJ, Z G calzado. R v, q
tejidos. O. G., 76 fds tapones.
Rotuladas, 800 @ aceite. Oabahas,
2 buitos.
De Baltimore, vapor ingl6s "Bu-
teshire," de 892 toneladas, captain
Brodie, q s. de Ezquiaga, 1890, 500
kilos carbon.
lie Liverpool y escalas, vapor es-
panol Teresa" de $40 toneladas,
captain Arana, & 8. de Ezqoiaga,
2 81 muestras. s. Melon y comp,
5 ida. l tejiIos. Font y Vidal, l
., 2 fds tejidos. Scrs de jose Her
aaiz, l G, 3 ids tejidos. Zalduondo
y Valle, 33 C, 7 fds tejidos. Scrs
10 Otcasita y comp, 13 c, 10 i'd t7-
ildos. A. Mayoiy y comp, 4 cascos
terreterlas. Ohavarri y comp, 5 G,
1 fds tejidos. M. Roman y comp, |
10 aids banos. J. Ochoa Hmno, 81
4, mantequills, 100 sardinAs. L6-
pez Villamll y comp, 90 G vino. VI.
,,ente y comp, 81 G vino. Hernaiz |
J comp, 20 6, % fds tejidos. A la
Orden g., 500 81 arroz. g., 1000
ssoos arroz. H., 500 idm idm. W.,
l.000 idm, idm. OabaTas, 4 bu,tos.
Tru:ba, 4 bultos.
RNrRADAS Oh oABoTAJH.
Vap. esp. "Aviles," de Areoibo |
? ruta.
Col. esp. Pfovidencia," de FA-
jardo.
Blra. esp. Bueaayentura," de |
Vieques.
sALIDAs On rRAvRsfA.
Njnguna.
sAL1DAs pz oABoTAJn.
Col. esp. "Olementina de Cana.
rias," para Naguabo y Humacao.
DESPACRADo5.
Col. esp" PETRA" para Arecibo.
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taemos on II Eioaro de Mr,s

f-aem0s en- eI Flg0Fo ue ~NfiS
Fl JAnARE DE RLGNAULD es una pre-
d scibH da gusto suaye y eficacia expe-
;neatadt contra las Intermediates de
as bf6nuuios Y ell pecho. Toma de lac
dlntas wc. .lcinales sus principios activos
.ira allvi1r y curar la tos.
Dos Tres cucharadas de JARABE DR.
Il cNAUlp bastan para caimar la tos de
r.Gacion, de coustipado, de coriza, de
.s,Jfro. ste bronqu'Hs, de asma, etc., sin
3nalaramjenio nj p6rdida- de apetito.
i ge,s. ac mpana una instruction.
brlrec6n, casa L. Frere, 10, rue
i,a. b, pArs, venta en- laa principales
rluJClIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-19
oACETA DE HOY.

Real Orden desestimando una
instancia dc don Ramon Valdes,
contratista de las obras de cons
truccion de Ia carretera numero
2. seccion de Bayam6n al puente
de los Reyes Catolicos.