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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02
AM NJ ENTS.

LEND ME YOUR WIFE, a comedy in
three acts, BY Dion Boucicault and Sydney
Rossnfeld. s.
..... MIR Harry A. smith
Tom Bunting, u young man Of properly
Benjamin Funnihone. Mr.. Ernest Rertram
MIR. Alexander stirrup' Bessie,s .fatAer
H. Nav Rox 1900, Mr. MI =. i hsGs nf Nsss
F Hsr,y' : s' sa TSw n %.iier MIR. Ma Max sT Fehrm msan
Ressie Bunting, Toms wife, Miss Isadore hush
Hitty Tarbox, tho captains daughter ;;,.
Lottie, a nurse ,,.... ......, Mrs, Mary Myers
Baby Bunting. the Bunting heir, six months .
DC ,':,;..., we. !, ~. !, os,aaam -
the best class, though it is Thoroughly anus
ing. II IL intended for fun rather than for
literary merit in tho school Of comedy. 1t
was the last effort of Mr.. Bouccicault n
was taken from a foreign adaptation. After
his death it was finished by Sydney Rosen-
field. 1t is a cleverly constructed comedy.
replete with amusing situations N still re-
tanning enough of a plot to give it some de-
gree of character. The play hinges on the
exchange of a wife to follow out q decep-
ton arranged for policy. The remaining
portion of the play is the working out Of
this deception. This is we'll done, through
a series OF intricate situations.
So much for the play. Concerning the
players it may be said that they are quite as
clever as the play-wrights. Mr.. Reed.
who steadily improves in his art from
IN y" the highest sense when he
appears as Capt. Abner Tarbox because the
play does not demand such art. Never
theless he fills the requirements IN a capl-
tai manner. As the bluff old sailor cap
tain he tinds that life on land is different
from life on the rolling main. He appears
in difficult bits of acting Il draws un-
stinted applause from his audience. MT.
Reed has been through the various schools
of training and is a finished and pleasing
actor, capable of assuming the best comedy
characters. For this reason his appearance
in the Woman Halter will be welcomed as
illustrating his versatility.
Miss Isadore Rush. the leading lady, is a
beautiful woman and q clever actress. The
character did not demand any extraordi-
nary powers. She appeared thoroughly at
ease on the stage and captured the audi
eoce quite as much by her personal charms
as her acting.
The other members of the company were
exceedingly good. Mr.. Andrews was par
ticularly pleasing. Mrs. Myers presented
the character of the old nurse with a few
delicate touches of comedy which added
much to the performance. The character
of Tom Bunting was perhaps the weakest
in the cast.
In a general way the performance was
excellent. The stage settings we're notice
ably correct. and the presentation was
given with a snap and vigor that was highly
appreciated. 1t is we'll worth seeing.
LEND Me Your Wife, will be presented
again this evening. Tomorrow evening
Mr.. D. d. Lloyd's famous comedy, "The
Woman Hater," will be presented.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02
From the French of Andre Laurie,
Author of captain Trafalgar" From New Yorl
to Brest in Seven Hours" Etc.
SECRET.

Under the above title THE ~INDEpEND-
ENT will begin the publication next
Sunday, and in THE WEEKLY INDIE
of June ii, of a striking his
torical romance which will run about
two months.
In this tale Andre Laurie, a collabora-
tor and pupil of Jules Verne, has writ
ten a story of strange adventure that
rivals the work of his master in interest
and invention. 1t is the narrative of the
adventures of a young ~archeologist and
his sister in the land of the Shah, where
they have gone to unearth, if possible,
the ancient city of Ecbatana, of which
all traces we're long since lost. They
are assisted by an old priest of the Zorro
astrian religion, who wishes to use the
scientific knowledge of the young arch@-
ologist to recover, if possible, some of
the lost treasures of the Fire-worship-
pers. about which traditions have been
handed down.
The story opens in the cavern home
of the old priest. Then follows the en-
trance, effected by the archaologist and
the Fire-worshlpper, to a subterranean
passage, which leads to the buried city
They have many strange adventures in
this underground labyrinth. They fine
the ancient temple of the Fire-wor
shippers. Many marvels of old-time
civilization are discovered. They are
lost in the %lntricacies of the subterra-
mean halls and passages and temples
After a variety of incidents of thrilling
interest they are happily rescued from
their strange %predicament.
The story will be of fascinating inter.
est alike to old and young. Its por-
trayals of the ancient civilization with
which it deals will be faithful and life.
like, and it is the aim of the writer tc
instruct as we'll as to interest. Graphic
illustrations will appear with each in.
stallment.
The story is one that will richly repay
perusal and we can promise our readers
a rare treat,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

this country has lent in building firm
and strong tho ediiice of III great com-
monwealth. It is no meaningless COM
pliment, it is no exaggeration to assert
that but for their willing cooperation rs
good American citizens the country
would not stand where it does to-day.
For every man and of this cali
bre the United States still offers a home
in it's broad dominions. Montana a
accommodate hundreds and thousands
Of them with homesteads and a pros
porous livelihood. We are perfectly
willing to take as many model coionists
as the Michigan delegate can furnish to
and each and every n OF them 10
sure Of a welcome. These are not the
immigrants we are cunning" for. All
quotations Of their abilities and their
good deeds are simply a begging OF the
real question at issue. When we get
down to that we come in violent COLI
sion with the Philadelphia delegates
certificate Of character. The city OF
B~rotherly Love may be especially IA
vored in the class of immigrants that
choose it for their landing place. The
captains OF steamships may hold a re-
view off shore and throw overheard all
the Objectionable characters they have
brought with them from the old
world. They may do 80, but we doubt
it. What we do know, and what the
people Of this country know, is that the
present status of immigrants is not OF Il
stamp to make good citizens OF this
country. The New Orleans affair proves
it. The Hungarian troubles follow the
proof up. This country has a great des-
tiny before it. We believe that we are
to be the future people above all others
in the story of the worlds progress.
With this ambition, we cannot afford to
have our efforts hampered and our de-
signs retarded by foreign paupers,
idiots and incapables. We simply re-
fuse to tolerate it. We have a law to
bar such people from owe landing in
this country. That law expresses the
sense Of the great masses Of our people,
and they wish to sec it enforced. For
years the steamship companies have
been burdening US with the refuse from
slums for what there was in it.
Now the proper officials ought to see to
it that the speculation ceases to be a
paying one. The mar with a little capt.
tai, with brains, with ability and will
to work, above all, with the full
intention of becoming an American citi-
zen in all that the name implies, we are
ready to take ashore. But the diseased,
the MANNED, the halt and the blind, the
countries that bred them had better
bury them. What the recommendation
lacks in sentiment, it c~ompensates for
by it's true political economy and sound
good sense.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

AS we feared, the failure to get that
water contract is bringing the Ana
conda Standard slowly but surely to the
verge of rabies. We feel authorized to
say that if prompt payment of its quar-
terly bills is guaranteed the Helena
Consolidated Water company will ex-
tend o four-inch main to the suffering
metropolis over the range and thus at
once and for all time relieve it's neces-
stiles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02
Lewis Morrison at the opera House.

That popular American actor, Lewis Nor
rison, will, after an absence of three sea-
sons, be again seen at Mings opera house
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday matinee, in his
wonderful scenic ana dramatic production
of Faust. We clip from the San Francisco
Call the following:
Faust was handsomely produced last
night to q large audience. The production
is said to have been modelled after that of
Mr.. Irving, which has attained such pop
larity in London. Without drawing COM
parison between the two, it is enough to
say that the local one shows no lack OF lib
e.ality on the part of the management.
Two of the scenes--the Nuremberg square
and the Broken heights-are exceptionally
handsome. The Broken scene is a picture
of satanic revelry, with the crimson figure
of Mephistopheles posing on the summit
and looking dow with immense satisfac-
ton at the lost souls disportiug beneath.
Mephisto will always be the central figure
of the story of Faust, whether pre-
f form. lie y is not pishe'' Kind of
person to be kept in the background. His
flaming red vestment attracts the eve, and
his mocking face carries conviction as TO
HE character, Lewis Morrison avails him
self Of all these points to center upon him
self the interest of the character he repre-
sents.
MIR. Morrison gives great effect to the
character as thus conceived. His reading
is remarkably clear and powerful. and his
face and general bearing suggestive of the
character he represents.
One of the novel and ingenious effects in
troduced was the play of electric light upon
Valentines sword in the dlel with Faust.
1t was a subtle and dramatic way of accom-
plishing the murder of the brother of the
ruined Marguerite.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02
Kajanka.

The patrons of Mings opera house will
be treated to the greatest spectacular play
since the days of the Black Crook Thurs
day, Friday. Saturday, and Saturday matt
nee. of this week. The Miller Brothers
produced this wonderful piece at Niblo's
Garden, New York City, last season. The
success was immediate, and for %twenty-six
weeks there was ascontinuousErun of Ka-
Of the greatest speciality people on the
stage. and two clowns, the foremost of
whom, Charles W. Ravel, has a reputation
of two continents. Seats on sale at Pope
q O'Connor's Wednesday morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

against So for England and Waiesl al 1,6l0,
printers, who suffer greatly from oonsump-
ton, at 1,07l, bookbinders, b work, as a
rule, in a detestable atmosphere, at l,l61,
tailors at 1861 and shoemakers at the com-
paratively favorable figure. 92l. Edin-
burgh Review.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

FOREIGN manufacturers of tin plate are
advancing their prices, but whom the Amer
lean industry gets a start prices Will come
down again and stay down.-St. Louis
Globe-Democga at.
But, honestly, do you think this a
good time to take dollars out of the
pockets of the American farmer for sev-
eral years in order to give millions to a
few Pennsylvania manufacturers?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

SENATOR WoLcoTT says that President
Harrison will never be renominated on this
earth. Does MIR. Wolcott suppose that the
angels are going to renominate Mr.. Harri-
observation-disclosures.
OF course not. Didn't r. b. FL. say
in that Chicago interview that "the
president can't sail about with golden
M~inrS'2
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

NEBRASKA is getting in good shape for
the democrats in 1892. The u~nseating
of Gov. Boyd by a partisan decision of
the supreme court should give the cleo
toral vote of the state to the democratic
candidate for president, and, unless
public sentiment changes, that will be
the outcome.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

THE St. Louis Republic figures out
that the American people will be able to
use dippers made from American tin in
a year or SO and that the increased tax
by reason of the duty imposed by the
Mckinley law will make each dipper &C
tually cost $500. And yet there are
people who kick at a little thing like
that
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02
HELENA, MONT, JUNE .. 1891.

~Montani.ns abroad will always ind III
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan New
York; West, Minneapolis; baldwin and Palace,
San Francisco; MoDsrmott. Butte; Leland Hotel
Springfield, III.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

For Sale. -
Household furniture consisting of m
dining room set, carpets, one chamber set,
chairs, stoves, etc, at 418 Seventh avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-02

Mems balbriggan half hose in all colors, for
25c at The Zee Hive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25

En- cumplimiento de- 10 que pre-
viene ell artlculo 238 del O6digo
Mercsntil VICENTE Y pr6ximo d
enmp irse uu ano dehde que el
Banco E-psnol de Puerto Rito re
clbi6 la Liquidsc On de ] a Sociedsd
AL6 lima de CIe1ito Mercanti', de
rs q plaza, Sc couvOca q Janta &C.
neral do AocioDista4 de dicba SOL ie
dad, para el 16 de Abril pr6ximo a
la una de ID tarde, en- el Salon
prin' ipsl de la casa de- Bsnco, cOn
Fl fin de dar cuenta a los Sres. So
clos de los progresses y estado de la
Liquidaci5n dc la misma Y el de
que p edsn adoptarse todos los
acuerdos que Sc estimen conve-
nientes al inteI6s eom1n.
Desde el s al 15 dc A bril-, vispers
de la Junts, podra provserse de las
oorrespondientes ! apeletas de ssis
tencia los QUE coDforme & los Es'
tatutos sociales tiehen derech0
a clio, passndo 81 efectO 4 recoger-
las al Bauco, seccion de Ia Liquida
ci6n del CIedito, los diRs laborableI
d. 8 & 10 de la mahana'y de ia
3 de Ia tarde.
Puerto Rico, II dc Msrzo d
1891 -~Por oil OredIto Mercantil ei
II qu d ,cidn.--El BaDco Esna n ] d
Poer Ri6o.-El Gobslnsduh FL,
Nands Frsgass. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25

razonab'es, ell del tenor one inspi
ran los & times sobrensturaIes frlos
en- toda Eu opa, por 10 one bayaD
podido danar la produccio1 de la
emolachs, Y ell muy atendible de
"a menor existencia del dulce que
acusan las esta 1isticas con reIae On
a igual epoca del afio anterior.
En- ell periodic one rosenamos Sc
han vendido con reserva de precios,
en- varias partidas 100 sacos turbi-
nado, 1000 mascabado de Puerto
Reo y 1850 centifuga de Gu "a.
nespues Sc han hecho otras venta4,
tom lien reservadamente, & pesar
de 10 cual podemos decir que las
c'ases centrifOgss de los tltimos
arriEos se han hecho de % 8& % rea
les !arroba Y las atras adss de que
Sc han reslizado unos 1000 sacos
en- la semar Ultima al rededor de
27 reales srroha pero hay que te-
ner presente que e,tas eran viejas
y de escssa polarization.
Asf mismo So han vendido algu.
nos Totes antiques de blanquilio de
Puerto Rico hasta 80 reales AFRO
hs. Hay ademas en- trstos otros
1000 sacos, tsmbien de clase bsja,
one es de suponer qneden cerrados
en- tods la semans, 81 es que va no
10 estan en- este momento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
AOEITE PARA ALUMBRADO
"LUZ DlAMANTE"
de Ia fabriCa Longmsn Y Martinez,
NEw-YORK.

Libre de erolosi6n, hume y mai
o'Or.-I70 grades de Fayenheit.
Este aceite estA fahricado por
una redestilaci6n especial, eclusi.
vamente para el uso domestico Y
muy particularmente donde hay
niiios. Es CRYSTALLINE como ell aqua
desti ada, Su luz es clara, brillan-
te Y Gin olor.
rs tan oompletamente SECURE que
al la lAmpsFa Sc quiebra Dor ca.
suslidad, la llama qnedara extin.
guida on el acto. Ests envasado
en- la misma forma que ell kerosene
corriente, teniendo las latas IN "a
f6n de Patente que permite llenaE
las lamparas con Ia misma latae
sin derrsmes de ninguua especie.
Las mismas l&mparas en- uso en- al
actualidad sirven para la Luz Dia.
mante, llmpiandolas y poniendo
mechas nuevas one no est6u satin
radas con otra clase de kerosene.
Tsmbien envasamos Ia Lus Dia-
mante en- latas do l Y 2 galonee
expressmente para 81 uso de farni.
las.
De venta poS todcA los almaea.
nee de w cree Ae = aerto Rico,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25

De Burdee & Arcach6n SO atra
vlessn bOsques de pinOs, Y Sc re-
paran grandes espacius cub ierto.
de pinos recien cortados que prom
70 seran someti dos q una p)d ros;
acci6n hid ra1lics para que sea 'ex
traida la silvia bal AMIGA que circu
la en- sus vssos EI s.. Llgasse es
al que eytrse anaslmente mas de
20, 600 litros de esta s&via, con Ia
Que Sc prppara ell Jdrdba de sa
viG de piao maritime de ogdsse, tap
conocidO de cuhntos enfermos pa
fecen de tos, resfriados, catarros
bronquitis, ronqueras, etc.
Las digestionss dific'es acom-
|psflan 4 meDudo Ia pahd-z del ros
tro, la descolorsci6n de los labios,
las palpitaciones, la sofocaci6n,
manifestaciones der vadas de la
misma causa: el empobrsC INTENT
de Ia sangre exahu,ta de hierro, su
principle esencial. Entre todos los
ferruglnosos, ell mas racinr a.. ell
que repr esenta con mas exactitud
la composicl6n del z 6bnlo sangui
neo es el Hero de Leras prepara
do en- estsdo soluble y ssim la ble,
pr terrible q las ptldora', z ageas
polvos q menudo irr'tant.s ) ue una
abs0rci6n dudosa 6 dificil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
10 MB "A N DX
DEL FRAILE CARAT,

Eats BRANDY de superior cadd gssnxa puo
Cognsc La fnca produce
Es Carat 10. Rondau SD de Paris
eos mSmos eneT depossds BRANDY
Venta en- sodas los mponp m seguros
conocido, seA g buscado,
In G'p Sc vends en- los acredsdOs cafes LIS Maoqun."
de los
ped Eurep Agente Gepen Ssraao Fcrtslezs ndmeIo
Lo vndsn sn Ponce. Luhs OEn Masgae HERNIA
nos 90, vo OoEn Agnadls j. R. M. Msrue-En Aho Eu
lssso'ss h'nssy oo-En 0sgns Hsnno pA Pagmas' Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25

prerto de la Corn6a, con destino 4
6 tie, ell dia 2i del presente mes.
Vap. esp. NIcETo.
Ell dis IL del corriente sali6 di-
rectamente de Santander, para es-
te puerto.
Vap. esp. EMILIANo.
Hfcia el dia 81 del presente mes
saldra de Liverpool, directo para
6sla.
Vap. esp. SAN FRANCISCO.
Segdn nos informan sus consig-
natarios, ha salido ell dia 18 de Ia
Oorufla, directamen'e para esta, y
termin 'das sus operac,ones, segui-
ra para la Guaira y escalas.
s. de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
AVISO.

En- Ia noche del 9 del mes pr6xi.
mo pasado, y en Ia carretera de
Bio Grsnde q Rio-pielras, Sc ex-
travi6 un rollito de documentos
pertenecientes al Padre doctor
Fray Ignario de P. y Alonso, de Ia
Sserada Orden de Predicadores.
A quien los hubiere encontrado.
Sc le suplica los entregue en- la Ad-
ministraci6n de este Diario; por
cuyo acto, anticipa sinceras gtscias
el interesado, : quedara perenne.
mente sgradecido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
SANTORAL.

Microbes, 25.-La Anunciaci6n
de Nuestra S.nora y Encarnaci6n
del H jo de Dios, y San Dimas, eI
buen Ladr6n.
Jueves, 26-San Braulio, obispo
y cor fesor.
Viernes, 27.-San Ruperto, obis.
po y coDfesOr.
Sabado, %. - Santos Castor Y
Doroteo, martites, y San Sixto LII,
papa y confesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
50NPRA, VHNTA
Y ALQUILER DE MUEBLES
Luna 3D.. esquina & San Justo. -
MarGArida &c:
ANUNCIO.

Defease conseguir nm buen Pro-
fesor de piano y de Orquesta, que
entienda de afinaci6n de aquellos.
Los interesados pueden paear & es-
te pueblo para el correspondence
conveniO.
San Lorenzo, Febrero "a de 1891.
-Varios padres de tamilia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
GAcETA De HOY.

POI eI Gobisrno General se
convoca { los Sres Diputados Pro
sipeialss para las lesiones del 2:
periodic semestral del actual atio
scon6mico, las cuales daian prin-
eipio 81 II de AbriI pr6ximo, q lai
. ie Ii nns naua.
Nombfados.
Alcalde de Fsjsrdo d. Cristo
BAL Andrsu. ID. dc NsraDjito D
Carlos Rojas.
Bs a euensa de- hsbar aido esp
IsEado n Aibonise, peE 4 eaaz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
AViSO tmpOrtanto.

Para una empresa Oomercial {
Industrial establecida en- Paris,
BneD0s Aires y Bareclons, Sc ne.
cesitan buenos sRentes IN todas las
poblsciones de esta Isla.
Dlugirse con buenas referencia'
4 los Sres. johnson Hmm. 3 Comp
Gale RiyadaViA 1,ioo.~RuenoI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
BANCO ESPANOL.
A LOS ACCIONISTAS.

Desde el 13 del corriente queda-
ra alberto el psgo del primer divi-
dendo de bene6cios de este Banco,
para cuyo percibo Sc serviran los
Sres. Accionistss del mismo recojer
en- Secretaria los correspondence
mandates de pago, oonenrriendo al
efecto de s q 10 de la ms d ana Y de
123 a 8 de Ia tarde, los dias labora
bles. Puerto. Rico y Mario II de
189l.-El Gobernador,-Fernando
Fragoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
REVISTA COMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

Bdra. esp. "Agaadillana," pen.
diente.
Bdra. esp. "Dos Amigos" cargs
para Arroyo.
B Ira g p "Boenaventura", pen
diente.
Bdrs. esp "Dos de Mayo" ca.
renando.
Gol esp "Oorazon do MARIA, car.
ga para Ma1ati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
Linea f8rrea del 0eSte.

la Ruta combinada mas corta u
economical prra w d Ia CapitaU
Con motive de la exploitation del
Ferro -carril, que empezar& ell 10
del corriente, he organizado IN
Tren que, partiendo de Bayam6n &
Ia llegada del de Arecibo, tome los
viajeros para Ia Capital; y otro
que psrtiendo de la Capital & la
una y media de la tarde, por medic
del vapor de Ia bahia. enlace con
Ell que, saliendo de Martin Pe6a,
continda para Arecibo y demas
pueblos intermedios.
Ooches de primera clase nuevos,
c6modos y elegantes.
Bayam6D, 1e de Mario de 1891.
Ramon Taldes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
Ninguua.
AvISOS.

COL dom MARIA del Amparo".
Dentro de breves dias SO despa.
chara para la Capital de Santo Do
mingo, admitiendo carga.
Para informes, dirigirse 4 eu con
signatario, Ludwig Duplace.
Vap esp "ReIna Maria CrIstlna. ;"
Segun telegrama recibido por
sus consignataios, ha salido del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25

ci6n que 90 tion0 hecha dc haceI
disparos con armas dc fUego 8 pc
tardos, el EAbado Eanto, 81 toqne
de Gloria. asi como el exhibir Ju
,das en- las GALES, plazas, 8 azotess,
situkndose la policia en los puDtos
elevados de Ia poblaci6n, para de-
nunciar & los cabezas de familias
qua permitan Ia infFacci6n, a quie
mes - les impondfa einco pesos de
'multa.
Puerto Rico. Mario % de 1891.
Juan Jose Potous.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
BrillanteadQ dQuisici6n

Be venden las fincas r6sticas
"Santa Rosa" Y "Alers" en- el
t6rmino municipal de Isabella, de
mas de 800 cuerdas de extension i:
la del barrio de Piedra gorda ter
mino municipal de Oamuy, d. 900
cuerdas Y otrss de menos extension
en- los harrios d" "Janja", "Oibao" y
"Qnebrada. aqua" tambien en- Ca
muy.
kstss fiucas pertenecieron & los
Sres Amell Julia Y Compsflia de
Agnadills, han sido adjudicadas en-
pago judicialmente a los Sefores
F. Engelhard y Compsfi a de Lon
dres, de qnienes esta encargade el
one suscribe para realiEarlas, pre-
firiendo preparedness al coptado
Ponce 18 de Febrero de 1891
francisco Para.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-25
ULTIMA HORA.

AL cerraf el presepte n6mero, ha
tornado puerto el vsp ing "Smea.
ton Tower, procedente de Nueva-
York.
En- nuestro pr6ximo ndmero da-
remos nota de la carga que condu-
ce para esta.