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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20

VOTE b sElTLgAESr.

kotfce Is hereby eIvea that the account OF tbs
sus@erlJers. exc :ators OF Henry sdorgan. deceased.
viii ~ andi.rd aa1 stated by the Surrogate Of the
county o. Hudson, I'D reported Tor settle ment on
saturday. the Il XIX lay OF June nexr-
Dated Karen . hs- ROSE uoasAx
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20
Notice to Contractors.

CFALED WILL BE RECEtV ED AT
> the office Of the Board or street. and Water
Commissioners on honday, May 18th 1891. at 10
AVE,
from Grifith street to Hutton street. y, &C
cordance with specifications on ne In me once 2
Mercer street. whsre blank forms OF bid and agree
ment OF sureties may be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About 200 cubic yards OF earth excavation
About SD cubic y ards OF rock excavation
About 10 cubic yards q eartn ming, eu,,,
About LOO square yards OF stone pavlag-
About $50 nneal feet Of new curbstone.
About L6SJ square feet of new uaggins.
About 81 square yards of repaving-
About 20 lineal feet OF reset curbstone.
About 2g square feet OF relaid bridge stone
About 4manholes brought to grade
About / receiving basin reset.
lime allowed for completion OF WORK forty Ho
Unbafaneed bids VIII not be considered by the
Beard.
and award OF the contract therefor Will
lie subject 10 the rem onstrance OF the owners
OF the property. liable 70 more than one-nau 'ne
Prorosals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed proposals for Improvement OF cam
man Of Committee on streets. sewers and LishL
ing" and handed TO the Clerk Of the Board IN open
meeting. when called for in the order OF business
No cry oaicial win be accepted IS surety. nor
will a substitution OF surcties oe allowed
The attention Of bidders - esgeeiany calls1
to section Z Chapter 81, Of the Laws
Of 1ssi.1 under the terms whereof no contract
snail he binding upon the city or beeome enec.
tive or operative until the bondsnen offered by
the contractor have been approved Df the hoafu
of FinaI ce and Corporation Counsel, the Fresident
OF said board having power TO examine the Do
posed bondsmeu under oath
BY order Of the Board OF street and Water Com
missioner ro,crr porToS
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20
Co.'S Special Remedy

WARRANTED TO CURE ALL OF
W the Urinary organs IN either sex Srsyei sndd
n M si3 1olunabus avenue Eoston. Mass ami
a. Pembroke Dl1ce. liverpool Engtan1.
~--orfcr-.fI TaE HOLDERS OF SCRIP Or
IN eeftfncates OF stock and other claims against
81. Johnig Father Mathe~ Total Abstinence beney-
oient society OF Jersey city are requested 70 pre-
sent the same FOR payment for settlement Mlthtn
rrrea months from GATE, on Monday evenings OF
saeh weex. az ST John's Han. No. Is Gregory
street S0ns S6-lt
+. LEE. Secretary.
Jersey CITY. April 6. l5sL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20

Result of League games yesterday
New York, z; Cleveland, 2. Chicago, o;
Brooklyn. /. Philadelphia. 8; Pittsburgh,
g. Cincinnati. Is: Boston. 7.
Association games yesterday:-AEh-
leticz. 7, St. Louis. & Baltimore, 2; Ctn-
cinnafi. i. Bostor, IA: Louisville, 4.
Columbus. 10. Washington. 8.
Eastern Association games yesterday
Buffalo. IL; New Haven. 4 Albany, 5:
Troy, 4. Rochester. z Providence, l.
Syracuse. 6; Lebanon. 4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20
The Athletic Arena.

The Lorillards will have their July 4
games in this vicinity. Wheref This Is a
deep and profound secret that will not be
revealed until the proper time.
There will be a Tournaments at Morris
pavilion on July A. Many athletic events
are on the programme. 1t will be given
under the auspices of Logan's Charita-
bic One Hundred, as that number Of
prominent citizens will contribute the
prizes to make the competitors and spec
ra1ors happy.
The Athlstic Committee Of the Leril-
lard A. c. will meet tomorrow 10 ar
range ths programme for the open Ath-
letic meeting on July 4
This is the annual field day for the
Stevens Institute athletes
The Warren A. G. will meet at Turn
Hall tomorrow night TO organize.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20
to Contractors
and Builders.

cFALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
> tho Board of street and Water commissioners
bailiing ard erection of a vault addition 10 the
present ONCE building in accor. ance with
Dlaus and Specifications on hhs In the ONCE OF
me Chief Engineer. where blank forms OF bid aud
aQreameut OF sureties must be obtafned
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed enyelopes-
endorsed proposals for building vault" directed
10 John z. Madden. Esq, Chairman Of Com mittes
on Public ~uiidings. Docks emo parks.'' and nsnl-
81 20 the CIsrk OF the Beard, In open meeting
when called for in the order OF business relating
70 sealed proposals.
No cfty official Will be accepted as surety. nor
will a substitution OF suregies be allo wed-
1his board reserves tho right 10 reject any Or all
bids II deemed for the best interest o. the city 80
: sy order Of the Board of Street and Water Com
mlssicners- ,or,~ax
Dated Jersey City. May is. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20

NIPPLES. bIack-heads. red. rough, chapped
rim and oily skin cured by curIcuRA soar.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20

ROSE MORGAN
McHAzL1sAHY
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
NEwYoRK TRIBUNE THURSDAY o.

tended to build ferry slips and transport passengers
to New YORK. he said he did not know but If ii should
be done t wouid not be for a long time. The lawyer
added that passengers would continue be carried from
South Pldniield over the Pennsylvania road but that
freight would run over the merged roads Ferry slips
are now oenS constructed at the terminus Just north
OF the NewJersey Central Ra,Oads nIer for the use
of reight boats.
1t IS believed that the Lehlgh Valley will remove
ts passenger terminus to this point as soon as the
company can properly handle the travel Beside the
companies hhmed, the National Dock and Storage Com
pany, the Jersey CITY ana Western and the Bergen
Neck railways VIII consolidate today il is said and
Railway Company. 0'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
1eHIGH GETS A ROUTE TO THE sEABoARD.
SEVERAL SMALL RAILWAYS TO BE MERGED INTO
A TERMINAL COMPANY.

A TERMINAL COMPANY,
The stockholders OF tNe Roselle and South Plain
field the Newark and Rosee. the Jersey City, Newark
and western the Newark, jersey City Terminal ana
the Fdwaler Railway companies. will today merge
these companies into the Lehgh Valley Terminal ksl'-
way Company For years the Lehigh Valley mas
wanted a direct entrance 10 the Jersey CITY WAFER
'front.' The original terminus of the Lehigh whS
Eastern Pennsylvania, but about eighteen years ago
ths road was extended to South Planfed. Nj from
tbis point passengers and some freight ran over the
PENNSYLVANIA road 10 Jersey City, and the rest OF toe
freight over the NewJersey Central The stockholders
of the Lehlgh Company several years ago soT'eo 10
create an unbroken road that would give the company
a terminus at the Hudson River. They Interested
cautalists in the movement and the result was 'he
construction Of the several roads above enunerseo'
which to-day will be linked together ana maAe 'no
1Ahieh Valley an unbroken chain.
A meeting OF the directors N these rosaS anu V'0
officers was held yesterday in the law Office OF OoiS
& Corbin in Jersey City. and William H. CoFoip ''e
Lehigh Valley Company's lawyer, prepared the hoooS
ry papers to effect the consolidation. THESE papers
viii be executed today. When the conference was
over Mr. Corbin tolda reporter for The IflDuhe V''
The act Of merging these companies into one was
mere FORM so far as the public is concerned ~ was
done TO place them all under one management. no
admitted that the Lehigh Valley Company pTaeueay
built and owns them. When asked II tle Lens" Ill
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
pRomLNnrr ,Lrr spEAK 70 rHr enAnrERs.

Carlisle. Penn, Aug 26 (spcriaD.--This being ons
OF the bg days at the Grangcrs Exhibition Williams
Grove 10000 people were present coming from all
parts Of the country The meeting was opened BY
Leonard Rhone, who introduced
Black. who made sensational speech. lie spoke H
the rice and progress Of the Grange at large. He
minIy dwet on the constitution convention. and
eaid that Pennsylvania has not had honest election
for twenty-five wears. and the political bosses were
the cause Of H. What The people want. he said. Is
free ballot and lt must He urged the adoption
Of the Australian ballot system. The next speaker
wns Congressman Beethoven, on Money and Us
Functions He was followed by Senator'S Brown and
Goblin ara General Gregg the Republican candidate
for AndtorGeneral The evening exercises consisted
of spccchmakng and music Governor pattison
expected to-day but did not come. General Hastings
the grounds.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
RESULTS OF THE HARVEST rvc,,ps


Ohlcago, Aug. 90 (speclal)-A divided or,p,on exists
among passenger men IN connection with Yesterdays
harvest excursions Some Of the roads are cnnryatu-
a'ng themselves over the full trains thew carried and
te Dig receipts resulting from the excursions. while
o'"e,' are gumbnng tlat their traffic was light not
~ iao'' ABOVE t'e ordinary everyday travel. II
soems TO be well agreed that the tra,,,, mn. no, ,r,es,
to Nebraska, Kansas and Southwestern points. where
onelaie rate for the round trip was IN effect while to
ST. PAM and other Northwestern points where rate Of
one and onethrd was adhered TO- the number Of p,seen
gers was smallest. Cheap rates seemed n no an in
duccment to people TO tnrn ont and 60 in the directions
IN Wmch tliey were available great part Of yeser
tickets were only good for day the demorarzat,on
short-lived. II will be longer in Kansas Cgtv
Omaha, Denver and other Western centres az the no
for the next thirty days. wv ''A'' UNIV
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
DR. HtyKrS nroru,pcFn rpnu CUSTODY

General A. O. Barnes, Of Che Arm Of A. 5. Barnes
Co. publishers. OF No 751 Broadway present at the
Tombs Pohe Court yesterday complainant against his
superintendent. Dr. j. NJ Hawkes.. Who wgs arrested
day. ago, charged with forging he Endorsement TO
several checks General Barnes rsfusei ~ press the
charge, md the manager discharged from custody
Dr. Hawkes., the General said. had grat discretionary
powers and he believed that what he did he dl with
criminal intent Dr. Hawkes. I. a widower with
lie is SAD to hsye good practce physician Hts
salary wNh The Barnes Company. for four hours day.
which he devoted tciy INK business 81 500 year
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
A SCARCITY OF CARS N IOWA

Burlington Iowa, Aug. 2e.--From present indl-
cations there will be severe freight oar famine all
the West before the crops are safely transported
Already the lines in Iowa are beginning IN oxperence
much difficulty In geSing cars as fast as needed The
immense crops are beginning to move and every car
available Is pressed into service. Never has there
been such scarcity rs now exists and the demand
Is growing daily. Local railroad officials orc much
worried the situation as 1t means not onv lss
of much needed traffic but loss 10 gain men ' w.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
THE SALE OF THE PACIFIC SHORT LINE.

Chicago. Aug 26.-The Pacific Short Line will De
offered for sale at public auction next Tuesday, under
foreclosure proceedings, by order OF the United States
Circuit Court 1t is expected that there will be sharp
contest for the property Among the bidders, it Is
understood. 0ill be the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST
Paul. the Chicago and Northwestern and the Illinois
Central companies besides s4ndcates Of the original
hopdh h6lders
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

THE SUSPECTED YELLOW FEVER PlTrrNT BETTER.
was reported at the Bureau Of Contagious Diseases
yesterday that Michael Ryan was continuing 20 I'M
prove. in his mothers cottage In Powell Place
ForJham. and that tho symptoms which had made the
physicians suspect yellow fever had nearly disappeared
The quarantine at the cottage still IN force al
though the sanitary officials said they did NOT think
Ryan had suffered from yellow fever. No other sus-
pected case has been reported In the city, IL was
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

Chicago, Aug. 26.-A Board OF Arbitration comuoscd
OF General Passenger Agents J. Francis. of TIN, Rpr.
llngtOn and Missouri River; W. E. Davis ~ tla
Chicago and Grand Trunk; and G. S. Fee. Of tho
Northern Pacific, has been in session to-day hearing
evidence and arguments in the appeal of .he Rock
Island from the decision 0f Chairman Finley fnina #
SlOo for malicious prosecutVn of the Santa Fe Tho
is one in which the Rock Island makes charge
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
CHARLES r. FLINT cHrLuy cuxsU1-GEyEn41

Charles n. Frnt of mo rrm Of Flint CO.. has been
,rn,onted Chilian CDnsulCTneral at this port. His
toator has not YET issued from Washington but It Is
exne,tad that It Will b0 issued to-day. Mr. Flint was
formerly partner Of w. r. Grace Co., and now
head ot successful SCuch American arrn ssid that
Mr. F1nt's appointment By President Balmsceda Is In
reward for tho energy which he displayed the Iata
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

company it ~as said nothing was known of ts resis
nation except what was published In the morSng papers
Nh. Wagner The secretary. out OF town. ahd the
chairman Of the Board OF Directors with whoso manage
ment Mr. Mofatt reported be dissatisfied Is Sick 50
that no authentic confirmation could be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

been I'm NewYork Tor tho last months In the inter 81
Of the compiny reported that be had Interested New YORK
capitalists in the enterprise, and arrangements h"d pn
made to complete the road soldiers Grove distance Of
thrbT.nyh miles
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
DorGUr Ry rur NJ Z Axn y

BOUGHT BY THE NJ, X. AND T.
St Louis, Aug. 20It IS stated here that the Missouri
Kansas and Tez'@ Railway Company has secured all the
property and franchises n the Donson and Wach1 Rail
way Company in tho Indian Territory tho property 20 bN
handed over September l. when steps will be taken 20
complete the road b Oklahoma.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
PRoGREss OF A NORTHWESTERN Roam

Madison, VIA, Aug 26.-At meeting Of the United
States Construction Company to-day President SpOoner pre-
s,4tod his report This company has the contract for
building the Rlckapoo and Northern Railway, which
run from Wauzeka the Milwaukee and ST Paul Raj.
way, to Wilton tho Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road distance OF sixty miles. Mr. spoone, who has
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
THE xclRlcUAx 1RouB1E 4 SMALL ONE.

No news Of an important or trustworthy nature was
received In this city yesterday from Nicaragua. The
socaed crisis there 1t Is said is not crisis at all
but exhibition Of discomfort, consequent on an at
tempt 90 reform the police service. The work Of the
canal is not being intorfered with and there Is no
immediate prospect of revolution.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

REPORT OF THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC.
Phadephis, Aug 2S-The report Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad for July. 1891, compared with the
corresponding month Of last year Gross earnings
sI522l7 Increase q so,262 1G expenses S1o4s54 H.
Increase Of s257 81 earnings s47 362 So an In
0f
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TRUNK LINE FREIGHT covvrryrrp

The Freight Committee Of the Trunk Linz sssocia-
ton held its first meeting yesterday for two months.
only routine business that had accumulated during the
summer transacted. 's VIZ
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

&sanst the Santa Fe for doing brokerage business,
o"arse was denied by the latter company and
Sa IONS prosecution The cbeinnsn ncomfted the
anna, anna re and found the Rock Island iny and a
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

PRESIDENT MoFFATT's REsIGNATIoN.
The announcement that President D H. Mofott ~ tho
Denver and Rio Grande had resigned as surprise
Wall Street although rlmOrs of pending changes had
been in circulation for time At tho Office cf tbr
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

affir Mr.. Film: already is the ConsuGenera Of Cosa
Ri;a lie succeeds as ConsulGencra OF Chill Federico
4. Bcelan.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
nork manteo.

Females.
AZ EXpERlENCED DRESSNAKTR
a wants situation with respectable
house. Address Miss LORBER. 3O2 East
llth-st
nAND EMBROIDERY done in the new.
IL est style; stamped ana pointed bureau
scduS and table squares, and the requisite
embroidery materials FOR sale. u. CUIH,
500 GA.aYe.
INTELLIGENT, painstakinc typewriter
1 would litc authors manuscript tO tran
rribc. l.. L., Tribune Uptown once. ,235
Broadway.
=, G,TENoGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- % Business Men
without charge 10 either party.
WYlKOtF. SEANASS 4 gtNEDICT,
81 BroadH9y. NeW.YOrk
NJ ANTED. BY educated young lady un.
w Outstanding bookkeeping. position as
stenogralher; some experience; good refer.
encos. Box II. Rockville. ontario.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

And now madam" suggested the photographer,
please assume pleasant expression. | know IL Is
difficult, but II win be only for moment You know
Fiecende Blaetter.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
fnrnlshco Nooms.


4 G7 IRVING PLACE.-Beautfully GCcO-
N rated ana furnished parlor suite suiCi Ole
for shree or four adults (: excellent house.
NICELY furnished rooms 20 let, heated
~ during wintor months gentlemen only.
Sl9 East l7th-st., opposite park.
01D.ST, "a EAST.-Newly and hand.
~ Somely furnished rooms, en- snite or
-ingly.
TH-ST. % EAST, near Madison
II Squsre-Hsndsomo large rooms for gen.
Gemen 1Fst-cia-S recommendations.
OOTH,ST., 9l6 WEST.-First ana second
90 floors: newly furnished decorated
suite, Singly: genteel surroundings, break.
fast moderate.
s-TH-sT., 2l7 EAST.-Front or back pr
, 4 l0f, with one or two bedrooms ptrlOr
noor, suitable for physician or two gentle
men.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Donr0 h)antco.

W DUNG MAN desires board with small
family where there ar 40 other board.
eFs. DONAGHEY, 359 West 47th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
flats 90 Eet. unfnruishe1

HCiENLOCH." ."--Apartmonts 70 let do
VI signed aud finished after an entirely
new method house has Southern eNpOsurs,
and 1, but two rooms deep rooms very
large hai dsoInely fitted saloon passage con
meets maiu sleeping rooms rent, -, 600 aud
s 200 per annun. GREY LOCH, West
74tb-et and COlumbuS-aNc.
III O LET-FLATS Seven rooms and bath /;
L all open 20 light OF day near Greene
ave l. station aud Greene-9Ne cars deco
rated 20 suit good tenant, resident lanit0r
apply t. owner 90 C,reeneavc., B'klyn.
ROOMS. 50: rooms. AZ 50; > rooms.
I S. 30; stationary tubs; TO lot at 2ld
West O1st-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
nlisrellQucuue.

A STRONOMICAL TELESCOPE wanted.
~ Address. with description and pfice,
H. NJ. >. Box 1929, Po-to.Dce, New-Iork.
- ENU1NE Bon Msrcho Louvre Gloves,
VI best aud cheapest IN the world; AL
linen handkcrchiefs, 10 cents gr ally rc-
dnccd. \. F. JAMMES, 900 BroadwSy.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Roar0 ann Rooms.


40 DIST, 16 EAST.--Eleeant second floor,
fcwith private bath also other rooms,
with board references.
IN TH-ST., 81 WEST.-Desimble rooms.
~ sincly or connecting with unexceptlon.
able board fall arrangements; references.
003 WEST 18TH ST Large and small
O~U rooms; connecting or separate I;
handsomely furnished; excellent table.
Brooklyn.
II 0ARD ON THE HILL-Parties desir-
- ing a real home with select family OF
adults, In desirable location, can have a
choice Of rooms on second and third floors,
handsomely furnished at p IIenerts fkce,
between ST. James Place and Grand.0 ave,
one block from l. station.
u OARD-On the Heichts.-0 Montague
ID Terrace. a few doors fIom Montague
50. and convenient TO Bridge and ferries !;
very desirable rooms. en- suite or singly
u OARD IN BROOKLYN.-On tho
ID Heights 40 Remsen-st.. hgnds0mely
furnished rooms and nrst-class table.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Dressmlklnp.

A fd5bid6s 115SS sie6s hotel ppders
II short notice most reasonable prices
goods purchased If desired Mrs. NIGEL.
ROY, 81 East 9th-st., opposite DenDings.
A RTlSrIC DKESSMAKING, perfect tit
n ting costumes, jackets ana wraps !;
hotel orders az short notice. Nine. OWEN,
262 West 23d-st.
ID ERFECT FIrTER and .tyli.h draper,
late Of White & Howard, wishes en-
g1gemCrt by the day or at home; dresses
ramoG.il,d; reduced prices costumes made
40 "a hours notice. Addrrs. MODES,
Tribune Uptown once. 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
for Sale.


AT REDUCED PRlCES.--500 second.
n haId wood aud iron working machines
luI4y guaranteed machinery bought ana eA-
th1n-ed. GEORGL u. EDDY, 39o MScI-
sOn-st.
A SACRIFICE.-SEoc store, with dwell
"a ing, ETC., on beat ycar-arOund block
IA town; . years established fine custom,
with fair retail trade. Win rent. exchange
cr sell cheap, hall or whole interest. r.,
Box 1yl. Asbufy Park.
lPICTCLE FOR SALE.-Expert Coum.
~ bia, 5O-inch. with lantern and tools;
good as new; 80 cash. BARNARD,
lob Chambers ST.
EOR SALE.-Druq store; fne location !;
L low rent; easy tlfms: lnNestlcat..
THUS, 175 CoiunIbuS-aye.
THEhE Young. puppies, IA weeks old,
Good stock; cheap. Address X. E. N,
0ife l.. C., % Wall-s'.
'rELEscoPIs.- -scyeril dne telescopes,
= on equatorial stand; they are the
hest make; lCss than regular price.
EENJ. FIXES son, OpHcisn, u East
81, 800 PaaTaEs Glg'55 @l5 55 9pa aS
NJld; illustrated catalogue. free. DANIEL
T.. BEATTY, Washington y. j..
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Real estate 10 Gxcharne

II kOOKLYN houses 70 exchange for coun.
- uy place 70 occupy JOHN D. HOYT
!r., 25S Broadway.
EOK Exc ChANGE.-lhlcago property or
10, Angeles fruit land for grocery store
MN premises, In New-York or Ph!lacel
taSS suburbs invesngsSi.. Adiyess
"" NHh' BOX 4, Tribune once.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-04
FuegOs artifcialoS.

Erque suscribe ofrece 81 trabajo
algphblico, como pirOt6cnico, y su
plica & los senores Alcaldes y sefiO-
res Ouras P&rrocos de tod0s los
pueblos de esta provincial, para las
fiestas que spuedsn Celebrar de los
patronOs y.algunas otras particula-
res, que SO aproveehen de este
trabajo, durante ell ano de 1891,
porque despu6g me buscarSn y no
me encontraran estos fuegOs son
los mas modernOs que Sc puedan
presentar, siendo ensaysdos en- Es-
paTa. Pueden pedir Fuegos v0-
ladores y ruedas giratorias y otras
pleas de artiticio tOdo 10 mas mo-
derno. Globos con cola Y sin ella,
todo & precio muy m6dico; encargo
q todos 10 se1ores que tengan d bien
experimental dicho trabajo 10 di-
ian & la CASA de los sefiores Vicen-
to y Oompanis 6 & la Fonda de don
| Andres OaIvo On Ia Marina, juntO 4
10 Puerta de Espafia, La F1Ov d.
Ga&Osa, an esta Capital Beaits
FsrAaNdes GAAakAs.l GllHq
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-04
AVlSO lMPORTANTE.

sabdo que npgdn pe6o ell nombre oue sa
quiera ceite carbon Luz dsmant hopar
da de ser nfamabe absolute adquendo certo Qado de-
aor enciende contaco de llama re-
omenda los consumdores que epeen las guen
regas de produco para evsr possible cuaoner
accidene sI37-@1
Lenar los d6tos de odo antes
Trar cada dias residue resue avando ben d dento
Lenar los dep6tos de da fuere de noc eos
llama Lmpiar las elas de los quemadoes
respiration neD ado parties carbonzada de as
mechas sntes de encenderlss.
En- nsngdn apG9aen las Mnparos soplandO
Tener mucho cuidado de ucs a latas d.
p6sios de benzina
davfa mas indispensable.
Usa las meores mechas posbes Las marcas WAMsT
Ia son las mejores mas baratas
4gens generates para todG Ia tsI s0BRNOS DE Ez0UIAGA
San Juan -Rico-Oae de Ia Fortaleza ndmero IT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-04
AVISO.

Liquidado el pasivo de 10 extin.
guida SoCiedad Ointr6n Antelo v
90. de esta plaza, Sc hace pGblico
4 fin de que 81 Sc considera alguien
con algun dereCho on contra de Ia
misma haga aus reclamaciones on
el t6rmino dc treinta dias & contal
desde la techa, al que susoribe, Il
auldador dc dloha Sooiedad.
Yshucoa, Abgl 90 da 1891.
Asdvts AAtele