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The morning call., 1891-07-15

Inc origin OF the word ''baccarat" IS
greatly troubling the etymologisfs. They
cannot discover its root or its stems. and in
ihe most lately published English dictionary
u Is frankly put down as Of unknown de-
The morning call., 1891-07-15
A Hamlet Destroyed by Forest Fires

EscANABA (Mich.). July 14-Forest fires
yesterday afternoon burned the hamlet OF
= Whitney, eighteen miles west of this place.
on a branch Of tho Northwestern road.
Everything was bcsAd except store and
the charcoal kilns. Several families were
burned out.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
COLONEL W. G, p1cKINsov.

Colonel William q. Dickins on, one OF The hest
Known residents of Southern California died at
National City at O'Clock yesterday morning.
FOR several years Colonel Dickinson was Gen
eral Manager OF the Sau Diego Land ana Town
Company was the founder of Ctula Vista and the
Chief promoter of the Sweetwater Dam enter.
pIlse. DE had been III for six weeks, suffering
from paraiytlc affection, but had improved so
mucb duIlng the past TWO weeks that his recOy-
cry was thought 10 be quite probable. He was
formerly the General Land Agent of tne Santa
Fe and Topeka Railroad, and We mt to San Diego
a0ont I'VE years ago. His funeral will tahe
place this morning
The morning call., 1891-07-15
Kern County Assessment Roll.

BAKERSFIELD. July 14.-The assessment
roll OF Kern County, exclusive of the rail-
road, foots up $40, 1884, 56. This is S4O1, 0O2
over last year.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
Steam EncIneers.

The American Order of Steam Engineers
will inaugurate a series of lectures on their
work at their next meeting All engineers
in good standing will be invited to attend.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
Held for Rnrpl.rx

Charles Huftner. who was arrested while
pilfering room in Broadway hotel last
Sunday, was held for trial yesterday on a
charge of burglary in $1,000 bail
The morning call., 1891-07-15
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted They must he handed in al
either OF the publication offices and he Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same pubIishedl
The morning call., 1891-07-15

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bailey, wife of Joshua
Baiey OF Chico, died at the family residence in
mat city Sunday morning, aged 81 years. She
bad oeen Ill for iOag lime with complication
oi diseases and her death was not unexpected
She was native OF New YORK. but had resided
IN ms Slate for many years. She has one
brother, Who lives III Reno, New
The morning call., 1891-07-15
A.. U. W. Installation and BANQUET.

"a u q w 4HsIdILdIIUH aHu 0dNqutL.
SAN RAFAEL. July 14.-San Rafael Lodge,
No. "a. A. o. U. W.. had an installation and
banquet this evening. Eugene n. Deuprey
presiding. assisted by the officers of the
Grand Lodge.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
BORN.

ACKERMAN-In this city, July Is, 1891. TO ths
wife of S. L. Alderman, a son.
BECHTEL-In this city, July 6, 1891, to the wife Of
Ludwig Bechtel, a dau ghter.
STATS-In this city. July IL, 1891, to the wife OF
Thomas j. Stats. son.
JoNES-In this city, July IL, 1891, to the wife OF
A. Dumas Jones, daughter.
MAHLSTEDT-In this city. July 13, 1891 to the
wife OF j. d. Mahlstedt. daughter.
LoRENZ-n this city. July IA. 1891 to the wife of
Henry Lorenz. a son.
FIELDER-In this city, July IL, 1891, to the wife
of j. A. Fielder, son.
CHRISTENSEN-In Oakland, July O. 1891 to the
wife of Anton Christensen daughter.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
Fatal Gas Explosion

ROCHESTER, On. W. July ia gas tank
containing 10000 feet of gas exploded at
midnight, killing two people
The morning call., 1891-07-15
OBITU AIRY
CAPTAIN n. A. KInpER.

Captain Nathaniel A. Kidder died at his resi-
dence. 712 Eighth street, Sacramento. at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning, aud there was brought
TO CLOSE long, nseful aud eventiui life, says
the Sacramento Bee. The venerable captain
was driving about the city in his cart on Sunday
last, seemingly as well as lie had been for
months past, but on Monday he was stricken
down by sudden giving way OF his vital forces,
anu death game quickly and apparently painless.
CAPTAIN hidder was Il native of Searsport, Me-,
ana would have been 80 years OF age had he
lived TO October 18th next. He was a sea cap
visits between Eastern cities and tie West In
dies, and had thrilling experiences, many Of
which have been related through tie public
press.
In 1850 Captain Kidder made the trip "around
the Horn" 10 California, as commander OF the
schooner Mary Reed. He resolved to abandon
seafaiine lie aud 10 make California his home.
He went TO Sacramento aud with his brother-in-
law, w. II. Chamberlain, engaged in The mer-
cantlle and commission business, their establish
nlent being located on ground now occupied by
ihe plaza. After following this pursuit for sew
eral years, Captain kidder was appointed 10 a
CITY Office, ana IN 1861 lie was appointed Harbof-
master and held that position until 867. He
then entered the employ of the railroad COM
pany, but in the early '70's he was again APP
pointed Harbof- master, and held the position UP
TO the lime OF his death. He has also been the
agent OF the California Transportation Company,
aud his great vitality aud energy kept him In &C
i've business up 10 within very few days of his
death.
Captain Kidder came from good old Puritan
stock, and was always and especially in his
EARLIER life, foremost ia movements which hs
deemed calculated TO benefit mankind. He was
strong ani-slavery champion, aud an ardent
advocate OF temperance ideas. He claimed
friendship with all his fellow men, and 1t Is not
known that he had an enemy on earth.
Deceased was a veteran Dad Fellow and
Mason. He has been yler OF Concord Lodge,
r. ana A. NJ, for some years, and member OF
Sacramento Lodge, |. o. o. f. He leaves a
widow, and was the father of Mrs. J. NJ. Curtis
OF san Francisco, Mis-. Carrie of Los Angeles,
and Leonard A, Herbert A. aud Grace Kldder
OF Sacramento.
he funeral will take place this morning at 10
O'clock, from The Masonic Temple, and Will be
under The auspices Of Concord Lodge.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
Marine Cooks and Stewards.

The Marine Cooks and Stewards of the
Pacific Coast met last night in Coast Sea-
mems Hall, East and Mission streets. Con-
siderable work was done and a constitution
aud bylaws Were ad opted.
The morning call., 1891-07-15

The local branch of the United Order of
Llnemen is rapidly growing. A picnic will
be held at SehuetZen Park on August 30.h.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
Baseball in Washington

Dast-baII IN Washington.
SEATTLE. July IA. = Seattles II, Port
lands z.
TACOMA, July 14.-Tacomase 6, Spokanes A.
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ORGANIZED LABOR.
An Important Measure Advocated
by the PAYERS.
Musicians Seeking Legislation Against Army
and Navy Bands-Free Medical Ser
vice for Sick Brewers.

PAYERS Union, No. 2. has under considera-
ton a proposition of great importance. not
only to its members but to the people Of
San Francisco who desire good pavements.
The union is composed of practical PAYERS.
and holds that the bad condition Of the
streets is largely owing to the carelessness
Of corporations and individuals who are
given permission to lay pipes and conduits,
with the understanding that the pavement
disturbed by them shall be relaid in as good
condition as it was before. This is
seldom done. The pipe is laid and
the stones above it are thrown together
and covered with gravel, SO that the defects
OF the work are concealed from the public
eye. When the gravel has been blown away
by the gleeful Zephyrs shallow trench
marks the place where the pipe Is laid, and
the city Is compelled to go over the work
which the corporation or the individual
should have done as the law requires, and
the taxpayer pays the penalty.
The union holds that there is but one way
to remedy the evil. The city should not
permit anyone to disturb the pavement, but
whenever pipe is to be laid, or work is to
be done that will necesSltate such q dis
turbance, the work should be done by the
city and the cost charged to the individual
or corporation that is benefited by it. This
system has long been in vogue in the city of
Liverpool, whose streets are said IT, be the
best in Europe. The union, through the
Federated Trades, will ask the Board of
Supervisors to adopt the Liverpool plan.
The union last night voted to meet but
twice month, instead of once week as
heretofore.
Musicians Union.
The Musicians Union is obtaining data to
be used by w. Wolsieffer, Chairman of the
Legislative Committee. in preparing a bill
TO be presented in Congress prohibiting the
competition of naval and military bands
with civilian musicians and forbiddng the
importation of musicians under contract.
The union has Endorsed the bakers boycott
of Mayla's restaurant
The morning call., 1891-07-15

A family at Newport, the summer resort,
employs cook whose only duty is TO make
some kind OF a new sauce every day."
The morning call., 1891-07-15

A. HUSMER.
A. Hosmer. retired banker. and for many
years prominent citizen of Keokuk, Iowa,
died In that city yesterday. aged IS years
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28

tuosfaimo y ejemplar, el arzobispt
don Manuel Vicuna; IN Presiden
tie de la Repdblica, don Ffauciscl
Ramon Vicufis; un ilustre pohtico
historiador y reformador liberal
don Pedro Felix Vicufis; y I'm graz
patriota y esclarecido ciudadano
don Benjamin Vicuhs Mackenna,
primo del Presidente electo.
d. Claudio Vicufia es hombra de
exteusos conocimientos, muy prac.
tico y de espiritu vigoroso y ente
70. Dedic6se primero a la agricul
tnra en- una extensa hacienda,
donde INTRODUCE importantisimas
mejoras que mas tarde hubieron
de generalizarse en- ell pals; entire
elias los motores & vapor aplicables
q las faenas del campo; ha viajado
extensameata por Europa y reune
por sus antecedentes y por sus do
tea personsles las condolences re-
queridas para gobernar con saga
cidad, tino y patriotismo a 50 pals.
No tenemos 4 mano mas minu
c'osos datos acerca de esta distin-
guida personalidad; pero 10 ex-
puesto basta para constituir garan-
tia de acierto en- sus elevadas fun.
clones, acierto que de todas veras
lie deseamos, esperanto que, 81 no
antes, termine bajo su administrs-
ci6n Ia desastrosa contienda que
desgarra las entrafias de Chile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
dACETILLAS.

0bras de AlarC6n.- La mayor
parte de las obras de este insigne
literato = Acad6mico espa1ol que
acaba de morir sc hallan de venta
en- esta CASA.
Traslado a los amantes de la
buena lectura.
Libros recibidos en- la ImpEen
ia del BoLETIS
COMPILATION LEGISLATI
VA del Gobierno y Administration
Civil de Ultramar, arreglsda en-
virtud de rea1es 6rdenes de s de
Febrero de 1886 y 20 de Enero de
1888, por don Manuel Fernandez
Martin, AbOgado del Ilustre Cole
gio de Madrid, Jefe de Administra-
ci6n de Ia cIase y Official de la Sc
cretaria del Oongreso de los Dipu.
tadOs; 6 tomOs pasta espalola,
REPERTOIRE De JURIS-
PhU UUENOlA On materla criminal
tornado por una jUnta de Aboga.
dos, bajo la direction de don vi
cente Romero Giron; comprende
desde el sfO 1870 4 1890; 8 tomol
pasta.
C0MENTARI0S A LA LEGIs
LAGOON HipotecaEia segundl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
nPERAuIOEES SOSRE FL NuELLE.

POr jose t. Silva: A Barcel6 y
Perujo y Ttigo Oividanes &c 90,
314 cnts papas, $50 i'd cebollas.
POr Oerecedo Hmnos & 90: A
J. Ochoa y Hermano, 800 ST arroz
Hamburgo, Gallo"
Por Palacios &c 90: A Baquero
b Gandars, 81 81 garbanzos Sauce,
2 81 lentejas. A Sierra u Co., 80 81
garbanzos Sauce. A G. Bolivar &c
Co., 81 ST garbanzos Sauce, 200 81
arroz Japon6s. A Florindo Oarre-
ro, Alexandra Suarez y Bernardo
Fernandez, 81 81 garbanzos Altar
nate. A Gonzalez g. Alfonso, 4 81
garbanzos 3 Ooronas, 26 81 garban-
EOS 2 Ooronas, 80.4 pp vino alells
" B0ada." A j. Oohoa y Hmno,
500 81 arroz " Rsngoon." A G. Bo-
lfvar & Co, 100 q meloootones, 30
q frutas surtidas, 90 d pimientos.
4 ?. Ateca & o., y g. Bolivar 81
Co., $3.50 resmas papel estraZa ca
italian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
DESDE e. BOULEVARD.

No hay an el mundo espectaculo
alguno mas repugnante que ell de
Ia multitud abigarrada que consi-
dera como I'm espectacul0 Divert
do el presenciar Ia decapitaci6n
de uno 6 varios criminales.
La plaza de la Roquette, donde
se encuentra ell dep6sito de los con-
denados 4 muerte y en- la cual ejer-
ce sus atlas obras Monsieur de
Parts, como por aqul SO llama al
verdugo, presentaba recientemente
inusitado aspeeto.
Habiase corrido el rumor de que
al despuntar el alba serfan eje,u-
tados los asesinos de Courbevoie.
Para los Gfoionados el case tiene
especial attraction; hace muchos
amos que la guillotina no corta tres
cabezas en- una sola session, = mu-
cho mas todavia que no SO ejecuta
una mujer en- Paris.
A las dos de Ia maiana mas de
1.5O0 personas invadian la plaza.
Aquella multitud, generalmente
slegre y dicharachera, se componfa
en- mas de 50 mitad de mujeres
vestidas de claro, venidas de los
restaurants del boulerard, acom-
paiiadas de gomosos trasnochajo-
res y mezclados todos con los sou
tensurs de gorra de tres puentes y
los garrOohss y granujas, coetaneos
dc los dos precoces Cfiminales en-
cerrados & pocos pasos de alli, que
habian mostrado tanto ensa1a
miento en- aseHinar & una anciana,
como cinismo delante de Eus joe
ces.
ProbabIemente habia alli senills
de muchos otros crimeHes, y mu-
Chos de los que venian como ale
grea espectsdores, vendran un dis
como actores principales del drama
de que no SO di6 al fin triple re-
presentation.
La policia tuvo necesidad do dal
varias cafgas para despejar la pls
"a. Por cierto que Sc mostro espe'
cialmente brutal con la prensa,
Rlgunos corresponsales extranjeros
b pesar de exhibir las tarj tas de
circulation obtenidas de la prefeC-
tura de policia para ir alli-proba
blemente muchos de ellos contre
su gusto-por 81 deber de servir
s1s lectores, fueron bastante NAL
tratados por los sgentes.
Bien haria oil prefecto de policis
dc Paris On recomendar 4 sus agen
tes menoc s1ssGfsamiento en- el cum
pIimiento de su cometido con quie
nes no van alli q estorbar nj eaCan
dalizar, sino & tEabajar.
Cada vex que 10 atenci6n pdblic:
es atraida hAcia la RoQuette, % fji
la nuestra con tanta enriosidad co
nV ssspsto % d Padre yause, con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
LIBROS.
En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN 90
han recibido los siguientes:

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN 90
han recibido los siguientes:
C0DIGO OWL, comentado '
concordado extensamente con ARE
glo a la nuevs edici6n Official, por
@. Mucius Sc@vola, abogado del
ilustre Colegio de Madrid, B tomos
pasta espahols.
LIBROS DE INSTRUCTION,
por don Isidoro s. Colon, director
del Colegio Central Ponceno.
Geograffa Universal, IL parte,
$150 docena.
Geografia Universal, 2s palte,
% docena.
HistoIia de Espana, l. edici6n,
S3 docena.
Historic de Espafa, q edici6n,
$5 docena, y 80 centavos Ell ejem-
plar.
TRATADO DE GIMNAsTA
PEDAGOGICAL, por don jose San
chez y Gonzalez de Somoano.
Obra de textos en- las Escuelas
Normales de esta 1sla l tomo pas
ia espafiola, S1.75.
LIBROS, MEDALLAS 7 d.
PLOMAS para premios. Pidanse
muestras y precios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
LAS EINUCIONES
ELEoTRICAs Y LA PRENSA

La ley del Estado de New York,
que estatuye la ejecuci6n de la pe-
ma capital por medic de la electri-
cidad, prohibe, bajo pena de pri.
sion y multa, que los, peri6diccs
publiquen detalles sobreA estas eje.
cuciones. Toda |. preDs>s, asf la
de la ciudad como la dei' Estado,
ha transgredido b ley : mismo
hace un afio, cuando snE .i6 la 6lti-
ma pena el asesino Kemmler, que
recientemente, al ser ejecutados los
reos Slocum, Smiler, Jugigo y
Brown en- el preside de Sing Sing.
Los mas importsntes diarios han
clamado contra esa disposition, gu
pretende rodear del secreto, cual
81 Sc tratara de oiros paises y otra'
edades, una de las mss elevadas
funciones del ministerio p6blico.
Sost1vose y aun Sc sostiene que la
ley es Unconstitutional, porque ella
ataca Ia libertad de Ia prensa ga
rantida por los estatutos fuuda
mentales, y Sc lego & presentsr en-
Ia Legislature un proyecto abro-
gardo disposition tan Illegal Y tan
Inenospre ciada.
Peri6dico hubo, ell Sun uno de ellos,
que en- ell mismo n6mero en- que
dedicaba psginas enteras al relate
de las ejecuciones de Sing Sing,
retaba sl fiscal para que 10 llevars
ante los tribunales; pero ninguno
ha merecido esta distinction y este
porque como honor SO mi
raba. Al fin ell fiscal resolvi6 in
coar 10 que aqui sc llama I'm caso
de prueba, denunciando 6 Mr.
Charles o. Connor Henneesy, di
rector del diario vespertino The
Daily Ne,0s, y va formula O.
gran jurado acusaci6n formal con
ira este sujeto. Tratase simplemen-
te de establecer ante un tribunal
competente Ia constitucionalidsd
de la disposition aludida, y en- Ca
so de que ella resultara estableci
do, 10 que no nos parece muy pro
b bile dadas las corrientes que cir
culan, puede tenerse por seg1ro
que no habran transcurrido las
pr6ximas sesiones de Ia Legislatu
ra sin que Sc decrete So deroga
ci6n. En uno & otro case pronto
recobrara la prensa periodical la
nbertad de publican, con todos
sus detalles sensacionales, el re-
lato de 10 que va sc denomina ge-
nerslmente, usando un neologismo
barbara, f" electrocuciones".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
sALIDAS DH TRAvRsfA.

Para Pascagoula, berg. amer.
" annie Madison, despachado por
Finlay Brothers, en- lastre.
Para Areoibo, vapor esp. "Rita,
despachado p >r s. de Ezquiaga, con
carga de transito.
Para Halifax, gol. ing. Ellie,"
despachada pof Lopez Vlllamil &
Co., con 1872 beys, Z brls, $50 sacos
az1car con 102051 kilos.
Para Habaus, vap esp. Martin
Saenz," despachado por j. NJ. L.
quierdo &c Co., con carga de tran
sito.
Para Habana y escalas, vap. esp.
" Madrlleno," despachado por vi
jande s. Co., 100 ST cafe con 1885
kilos. Por J. Ochoa q Hermano,
LAT 81 cafe con II $50 kilos. Por M.
Perez &c o., 200 pacas tabaco con
$500 k,los. Por S. de O. Garcia &c
Co., 103 pacas tabaco con 4.497
kllos. Por e. Bolivar 81 o., 40 pa
cas- tabaco con 2.486 kilos. Por Sc
ira & Co., 232 pscas tabaco con
1881 kilos. Por s. de j. Sala q
Co., 45 pacas tabaco con 2 400 XII
los. Para Matanzas, por j. Ochoa
Y Hmno, 25 81 almtd6n con 2.275
kilos. Para Oienfuegos, por j.
Ochoa y Hermano, 30 ST cafe con
1 400 kilos. Para SAgua la Grande,
por s. de Ezquiaga, 30 81 cate COD
1850 kilos. Por Lopez Villamil &
o., 80 81 cafe con 4.3S8 kilos.
sALIDAS DE UABOTAJE.
Bdra esp "Dos de Mayo, para
Aguadilla y Mayaguez.
Bdra esp "Pedrito y, para Fsjar-
do y Vieques.
Col esp" amelia y, para vieques
y Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
ANTONIO AIFAU YBIRlLT.

Doctor en- Derecho OWL y Ca
n6nico, Abogado de los Ilustres
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
con bufete alberto en- Ia Capital de
la Monsrquia, ofrece sus servicios
PROFESSIONALS & sd numerosa clien-
tels de esta Isls, para ante ell Tri
bupal Supreme de Justicia, el Con-
sejo de Estado, Tribunal DE- Cuen
tss del RENO y demas ceptros su-
periores, judiciales y administrsti
vos de la Naci6n.
Serraro, n6m. Al, %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28

fesor del dep6sito de condenados
Su mission en- los dfas de eiecu-
cion revis tai car icter de sublime
humanidad, que arrastra as simpa
tfas dc todo Ell mundo, y hasta des
arma q los que generalment. m'rsn
con POGO carino q los que visten
habitos.
La popularidad del padre Faure
es hoy grandfsima en- Paris. Y
ciertamente que no la buscs.
La figura del padre Fagre es
mas bien ruda y en6rgica que dull
ce y debil, como era la de su ante
cesor ell padre Oroces, que goz5
tambien de gran popularidad.
Tlene en- cambio ell actual confe.
ser de la Roquette, como su ante
cesor, IN coraz6n lleno de boadad,
sencillez, abnegaci6n y en- extreme
sensible, al propiO tempo que IL
mas generosa compassion y ell mas
profundo respeto por tOdos los mi
serables.
Sls ideas sobre la pena de muer-
te son precisas. La considera ne
cessria porque tiene la conviction
de que ell ndmero de criminales
aumentaria notablemente 81 elhom
bre, en- ell cual existe ell germen de
la maldad, no tuviera ante 81 L.
del cadalso.
Ell abate Fau'e asegura-y es
testigo de mayor excepcion-que
de diez y ocho condenados 10 me
nos catorce mueren reconciliados
con Dios.
Jamas va a yer q I'm condenado
durante So estancia en- la Roquette |
mientras este no le llama, y es raro
el case dc que al llegar ell terrible
trance no sea el pa1re Faure 81
verdadero amigo en- quien deposite
81 condenado sus dItimos deseos y
El conf sor de la Roquette es
lna fisonomia tan parisiense como
Ricardo Blasoo.
Paris, Agosto 1891.
(Reproduotdo).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28

En- nuestra prActica profesiona
hacemos frecuentisimo uso de am
Dos especificos, por ser u1o de los
medios M is podentes con que po
demos luchar contra multitud de
intermediates que iesisten tenaz
mente a calquiera otro hsbitual
me1te empleado. - q. Oonsiglier
Alcazar, NJ. D. - Joaquin S0uve
ron, NJ d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28

Reales Ordenes desestimandoin ms
tauc as de dos confinados de est,
Preside.
Otra sobre passjes of iciales en- los
vapores correos de la Oompailis
Trasatlantica.
Otra deses.imaudo dos preten
stones de la Empresa telegrA6ca
Vest India and Panama.
Otra aprobando la suspension de
Don Segundo Setty en- ell oficio de
Procurador, dispuests por la Sals
de Gobierno de esta Audiencia.
Otra sobre abono de dotaciones
q los Secretaries de este JuEgado
de Instruction.
Otra aprobando la propuesta de
creaci6n de una plaza de Procura
dor en- ell Juzgado de Mayagnez.
Otra concediendo la permuta de
sus cargos q los Senores Araua y
Branderis, Escribanos de actuacio.
nes de Guayama y Msyagiiez res
pectivamente.
Otra concediendo licencia por
enfermo, para la Peninsula, q Don
jose M. Sanjuan, Escribano de es-
ia Capital.
Real Orden con una comunics
cion del Ministerio de Ultramar al
Presidente de la O8mara de Conner
clio Espanola en- Londres, y otra de
este sobre ell Cuarto Oenteoazio del
descubrimiento de America.
Relaci6n de varias marcas de FA.
brica.
PriviIegios de invenci6n.
Subastas.
Providenoias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
CUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EzQviAeA.
FORTALEzA, II.

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Casa de giros , comisionss.
Agentes de los vsporss correos as Ii
Oompsnia TrssatlAntics Espahola.
Agentes do Id Id de los setores La
rrInsgs y Co.,, Dc Liverpool.
Idem idem g. II. Fletcher y Co.,
i'd. (compafis.."L La Flscha") de Id.
Agantes Dc ID Id do los sefiorss j. T.
Nickels y Co.,, Linea de "Serra".
Agentes de Bahr, Behrend y Ross,
Linea de "Serra".
Agsntss do la Oompafiia de Seguros
conra Lncsndios denominada ID" Ro-
val" Id