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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
DR.. P. Steinhart,

whom the case was pending, the district
attorney (yourself) and his assistant,
the attorney for the defendant, and the
defendant himself, were all M mbers of
the Union league. The state was put
unquestionablv guilty; the case was
called and dismissed; the defendant
walked out of court and justice may
whistle, "where is my wandering boy
tonight"
Smith for his action in that case. He
had no discretion in the matter. He
simply did what the law required him
to do. Mr.. G. G. Stephens simply did
his duty to his client. You, sir, are
solely responsible for the miscarriage OF
justice in the Lockwood case. You
were duly advised that the deposition
from st. Louis was false and fraudulent.
You knew the case must be dismissed.
You had ample time to and you should
have procured warrant for his re-
arrest before the case was called. 1t is
such q product as yourself that makes
the Republican party of Los Angeles
county resolve to no longer submit to
machine" politics. You have sue
ceeded politically beyond what you had
any right to hope for. Serve out your
term OF Office as best you can. Do not
leave the party because you can no
longer hold Office. Take your place in
the ranks, try to be discreet and charity
will throw her mantle over your blum
ders.
have "stood up" The half thereof
has not been told. I am, with due re.
spect, JESSE HARDEsTY,
A Republican.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20

Quite force of workmen have been
engaged at work in the attic and tower
of the new court house. They are at
work in accordance with contract let
on March Sd, as per motion of Super
visor Forester to Mackey & Skinner, to
put in two partitions OF the full height
and width of the building, covered with
black iron; also to do ''trussel" work in
the clock-room OF the tower, and "trus-
sel'' work in the tower room below it;
also to build walks and rails and steps
in the attic. The gross amount of the
contract is $1,000, and the specifications
for the above work are approved by
Architect Eisen.
When a reporter asked members of
the board OF supervisors why this addi-
tional work had been ordered he was
told that the braces were put in the
tower as precautionary measure in
case OF severe earthquake shock The
walks and steps and walls were placed
in the attic in order to give quick access
to that portion of the building in the
event of fire. The walls mentioned are
intended as Prevails, and the fire pre-
cautions were suggested by the board of
underwriters, while the earthquake
/ idea was evolved by the members of the
board.
A cursory examination of the attic
reveals the fact that if by any means
that portion of the building should take
fire it would burn out the top story of
the court house building in half an
hour, this portion of the structure being
| little better than a well dried finder
box. In such an event the records of
the county school department, the law
library and historical society would soon
be wiped out.
The work in the tower in which an
immense network of braces built of
two-inch lumber planks have been
used, suggests to the observer not only
precautions against prospective earth
| quakes, but also the possibility that the
walls of the tower are defective in
strength. Especially is this view FORTH
fed where the plaster has dropped out
of the wall, leaving gaping crevices be-
tween the irregular and mixed stone,
some of which is crumbling. To those
who make an examination of the attic
and tower and see the $1,000 additional
work being done, the inquiry naturally
arises as to why the work could not
have been provided for in the original
contract, instead of entailing the addi-
tional expense of $1,000 at this late day.
Supervisor Forester, as the mover of
the motion for the above precautionary
improvements" should rise and ex-
plain.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
SEvENTH-STREET MATTER.
Street Commissioner McIlmoil Talks
About the Protest.

Street Commissioner McIlmoil Talks
About the Protest.
Street Commissioner John McIlmoil
was seen yesterday with reference to the
protest of property holders on Seventh
street against the commissioners
charges for opening that thoroughfare.
He said: "There is little to say about
the matter, for the justice of the charges
must be determined by council, which
has the power to either indorse our esti-
mates or to reduce them if they be too
high. 1 may say right here that coun-
Gil has never found anything wron g
about any charges we have ever made
81 think this protest has been inspired
by Mayor Hazard, who has probably
caused the protest to be circulated.
There are a number of names among
the signatures of men whom the COM
missioners have seen almost every day.
and who have never made a kick
"Why are the new charges greater
than the original estimate? That is
rather difficult to answer. We have to
follow our judgment to great extent in
these matters. We make our estimates
as carefully as possible, but sometimes
find, upon reconsideration, that they
are too small or too large. Then we
change them, just as we frequently
make a larger allowance for damages
after reconsidering a case, than we did
at first.
Another reason for the increase was
the appointment of new commissioner,
Mr.. Book. He had no experience in
technical details, and we had to hire an
aists atstact;on ii The whole mattar @ viii vii n nf
course, come before the members of
council on Monday, and we will leave it
for them to SETTLE"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
AN OLD STORY.
A Trusting Husband Left by His Wife
at Santa Anita.


A young husband of about 25 is the
latest victim of a wifes infdelity. He
is an employee on Bsldwin's ranch in
Santa Anita, and was married about two
years ago. He took his young wife with
him to the ranch where she also found
employment, and the young couple have
ever since lived in apparent happiness
and contentment. Fifteen months ago
a beautiful baby arrived to add further
cheer to their married life. The little
family occupied cottage on the ranch
and the woman cooked for number of
the working men employed there. Sew
eral months ago the wife and mother
began, as 1t now appears, to receive the
attentions of one Of her boarders, but
not so ostentatiously as to be noticeable
to the blindly confding husband. Yes
terday morning came the finale of the
family dream. While the husband was
at work away from the house, the wife
and her paramour made their escape,
the wife abandoning her infant, which
she left in the throes OF an ailment COM
mon among babies.
The husband ard father was not con-
vinced OF the elopement unil the noon
hour when it was found that no lunch
con had been prepared for the men.
He then ascertained the true state of
affairs from the statements OF several
persons who had seen the couple going
away together.
The deserted husband at once started
for Los Angeles, and upon arrival here
hurried to the police station, where he
told his tale of woe to Chief Glass and
Detective Bosqui. He was advised that
nothing could be done by the police de-
partment unless complaint was filed
and warrant issued. He therefore
rushed off in haste toward the district
attorneys office, after promising to re-
turn at once with the necessary papers.
He never reached the district attorneys
Office, and he did not come back. 1t is
therefore supposed that he changed his
mind and resolved to try to get along
without his wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
LEGITIMATE AUCTION,

shall continue the Auction Sale my store, South
Spring. any person fully business
determined stock, they one of our
sales This sale of shopworn goods iewery STYLE
but rstass goods Our finest
being sold daily. Howard Elgn Watches
This opportunity you cannot afford miss every
afternoon pm, and 80 in the evening.
L. NJ. WAGNER.
H. A. REED, Auconeer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
THE SUPERVISORS.
A Number of Minor Matters Up For
Consideration Yesterday.

A Number of Minor Matters Up For
Consideration Yesterday.
The board of supervisors yesterday
granted permission to 6. S. Barthole-
NEW, justice of the peace of Los Ange-
les township to be absent for sixty
days.
Sheriff Gibson WAS authorized to pur-
chase fifty pairs of blankets for use in
the county Jail.
The resignation of Constable W. E..
Jones of Soledad township was pre-
sented and accepted.
A complaint was filed by James w.
Hellman against John p. Anderson, the
keeper of the condemned Tahiti trees at
San Pedro. Hellman alleges that Ander-
son has taken very poor care of the
trees aforesaid; that he is pilot and
has been frequently absent on the deep
seas, leaving no one in charge OF the
trees. The matter was taken under
consideration by the board.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20

Miss Ellen B. Yaw grand concert at
Simpson tabernacle, March 28th, as
sisted by Jacob Muller, the celebrated
baritone, and Los Angeles Quintette
club. Tickets on sale at music stores.
Popular prices, 81, admitting two; no
extra charge for reserved seats.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
ALL MEN

Suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST
or FAILING MANHOOD, INVOLUNTARY
EMISSIONS, IMPOTEECY, MENTAL WORRY,
PERSONAL WEAKNESS, LOSS OF MEMORY,
DE3PoNDENCY, and all other diseases of
mind and body, produced by youthful follies
or oveindulgence, quickly aud permanently
cured
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

People Who Yesterday Secured Per
mission to Wed.
The county clerk yesterday issued
marriage licenses to the following per-
sons:
John I. Dillin, native OF Iowa, aged
"a, and Minnie Christopher, native Of
California, aged "a.
Frank I. Wentworth, native of New
Hampshire, aged %, and Ida A. Cady, a
native OF Vermont, aged "a.
28. and Florence v. Oates . native el
California, aged ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
He STANDS UP.
A Weary Republican Dis
closes His Identity.
Now Who Is the Liar and
the Coward?
An Affidavit Regarding Nc
Lachlan and the Lindleys.
Some Facts About the Union
League Bureaucracy.
A List of Members of That Society
rstA1fyi In Office.
A List of Members of That Society
tsttY In Office.
Some Strong Statements Based on
Serious Allegations.

Some Law Points For District Attorney
McLachlan to Consider-Jesse Hard
esty Steps to the Front and Assumes
the Responsibility For tho Recent
Publication in the "Herald" OF Let
ter From n Republican-What Will
the Next Move BE?
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
THE TOWER.
MORE WORK BEING DONE ON THE
COURT HOUSE.

The Attic of the Court House Is a Tin
der Box-Some of the Stone Is Crum-
bling-Recent Action of the Board of
Supervisors.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20

what wound did ever heal but by degrees?"
That's an easy conundrum! Why the thous-
and aches and pains and bruises daily cured
pain.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-20
MORE LICENSES.
SUPERVISORS ACT ON SEVERAL
PROTESTED APPLICATIONS.

The Cold Water People Fail to Show Up
Again-The Board Insists They Must
Make Good Their Kicks-If Not They
Will Pass the Applications.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
Nueva.York, Abril IL de 1892.

Nueva-York, Abril IL de 1892.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER
CANTIL.
Muy senior nuestro: No necesi
tamos defender nuestro preparad6
contra los ataQues de un senor me
dico de ese pals. La Emulsion de
Scott ha sido rigurosamente anali
zada y aprobada luego por cast to.
das las Academies de Medicina de
Europa y Am6,ica y por los mas
notables m6dicos de ambos CONT
nentes. Bajo estas cirounstancias,
creemos razcnable y l6gico preferir
Ia opinion de la ciencia a la de ese
senior, que, por motivos non sanctos,
ha emprendido una campa1a con-
ira nuestro preparado.
Nuestro objeto, al escrlbir la pre-
sente, es simplemente hacer pdbli,
90 que la acusaci6n de ese senior
dirigida & los facultativos que han
dsdo sus testimonies en- favor de
la Emulsion de Scott, es absolata-
mente falsa.
Por 10 demAs, esos ataques sir
ven de anancio gratuito, como 10
el heoho de que reoien.
temente ha sumentado notable
msnte ell consume de nuestro pre-
parade en- ese p ifs, gracias al caba-
llero que ha tenido a bien calum
mar a sus companeros de profession.
Somos de V. atentOs g. S.-Por
Scott y Bowae, j. N. de Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
Col esp" " Amelia, para Arroyo.
Bdra esp "Terrible, para AFRO
70.
OPNRAClONEs DE BUQURs EN- PTo.
TRAvESfA

TRAvEsfA
Berg amer "Henry B. Oleaves,'
desoargando.
Col ing" Garner, osrgando.
Berg esp "Beatriz," descargando
Berg amer "Alioe O. Dickerman,
cargando.
Col ing maggie F.", descargan-
do.
CABoTAJE.
Bira esp MARIA Artau ., carga
para Vieques.
Col esp "Oarmelits," carga para
Areci5o.
Col esp 80. de Maria," " carga
para Aguadilla y Msyagiiez.
Col esp Provid sncis," carga
para Fsjardo.
B1-a esp 4" Pedrito, carga para
Fajardo y Vieques.
Col esp go. de Jesds, carga
para Arecibo.
Col esp Inocencia, "pendien-
to.
Col esp "Mayagtiezana," pen
diente.
Bira esp" "Nlna," pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
c0MPRIMID0s De vIcRY DE- FEDlT

Cigarrillos de "La Corona
No Sc puede pedir mas, Gu exquisi
to sabor, perfecta elaboration y de-
licioso aroma. Fumadores de gus
to: mereceis I'M castigo 81 no com
prais esos selectos cigarrillos de Ia
Habana.
Agentes, Sres Sobrino de Izquler.
do & Go.
H4bla la cisnois.-Acerca de la
eficacia terapeutica de Ia Zarzapa-
rrilla y de las Pildoras de Bristol,
contra gran n1mero de enfsrmeda
des en- que he empleado estos dos
especffcos, durante mi larga prz =
tics, no puedo menos de nantes.
tarles que ambos preparados Co.
responder 4 81 fama.-Mzlaga.-
Luts Criado q Leon, N. d.
En- nuestra pIactica professional
hecemos frecuentisimo uso de am
bos especi6cos, por ser uno de los
medios mas potentes con que pode.
mos luchar contra m1ltitud lie en-.
fermedades que resisten tenazmen-
te q cualesquiera otros habitual
mente empieados.- Malaga. - Il.
ConsigEeri AlcdsGr, N. D. -Joa.
qMfn SouvirOn, n. D.
Es Ia tuberculosis, bronquitis
sgudas y casos en- que hay pobreza
del ORGANISING La Emulsion de SCOTT
ha dado sorprendentes resultalos.
Aguadills, Puerto Rico, Abrll 13
de l8S7.--Senores Scott = Bovine,
Nueva York:
Me permlto con ell mayor placer
certfcarles, para que Vds. puedan
hacer de clio ell uso que por bien
tengsn, que su excelente prepare.
ci6n llamada Emulsion de Scott, ca.
da vez que Ia he usado en- las pull
monias, bronquitis sguda y cr6nica,
On las que por una causa cualQuie
"a hay a habido y haya gran supu
raci6n; en- Ia tuberculosis incipien.
to, y en- fin, en- todos squellos casos
On que haya pobreza en- ell organis
mo y necesidad de reconstitulr los
gl6bulos rojos de Ia sangre, me ha
dado sorprendentes resultados.
DR. Julian Benejdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
RECAUDACI0N
DE- CONTRADICTIONS DEL ESTADO
EN- LA CAPITAL
A Y $50.

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- el Articulo
"a del Reglamento general para la imposition,
administration y cobranEa de la contribution
industrial y dc oomercio, aprobado por Real
Decreto de "A dc Dicembre de 1875; o.
Is de Ia alnstrucci6n para Ia cobranza de los de
bitos por ,contribueiones de 80 de Junio del
ano 1886, hago presente, que, durante
dieE diAs, contAr DECIDE el l.. de Mayo
proximo, SO procedera por los cobradores de es-
IA RecAudAci6n 4 Ia cobrAnxA 4 donicilio de Ia
correspondence al cuArfo trimes;re del Aao
eeonomioo actual dc 1891 -s2, por IL con:ribu.
cion Territorial { Industrial y de Concrete.
Venoido dichc teErnino, los que no 10 hubie-
san sAusfecho podrAn vsrihcArlo en- es,A 70.
oArdAol3a, sitA en- IL eAe del crisio ne zero II.
hajos durante etro plano De clncc diAs. que ter
minAtA el lb del mislno Mayo On l. in.e-
ligcnc,A dc que, sFanseugndo este eliimo sesui.
nc, &c pfoecdsfa A. eobro por il via e'ecusiva,
segen lepFeyenido por IertniaAntss oglenos de
"a lnisndeacla y ea 81 ariicalo IL de IA citAda
las'Eaecion, apleAsdose los deaaosSs la
pcnas sstAbleci3ss sa los Art.gales ley ~ de-
% mssE-A.
Lo qns &c hsos pebliee para eoaoe3nlsnss
lie los coaIslhgysEtss = Quienss eonelurEs.
Puerto hee, 70 DC AbFA. as lss2.-El
as9saaaGos,
Anieaso N. Dc Aldrsy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
DEDICAToRIA.
La RAZoa DEL TITCLO.


SUMARIo.-Luchemos. Ell debef
cum plido.-La generaci6n que su-
be.-La jusricia humana -Pretex.
tos eriminalee. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso J sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion pdblica
e periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que e. hoy la
prensa-La prensa y las leyes.-
La politica-Lo que debe ser Ia
politlca.-C6mo % haccn los poll
ticos.-Oomo nsccn los partidos -
Los programs politicoa-Artifi-
cios politicoA-Rl earnAval politi-
co.-Miserias politicas. - Slnceri-
dad politica -FanatIsmo politioo
La ademocracia--Principios de-
mocrGticos- democrAti.
cos.-Delirios democrAticos. - Ia
libertad de 10 CAtedra.--Lbertad
contra dcrecho.-La iguAldad 80
ciAl.-La iguAldAd en- Ia historic -
La iguAldad ante Ia raE6n.-LA 20
bcrsnia La demAgogiA- La hun
nos modernos--La revolucion. -
Las huelgAs.-Confnsion J oaos. -
FL acknowledgements dsmo
ledoras.-CAnoer sociai. i.~-Antlpo
mlss J AnomAliaa--El mayor d
| Zoe errofeA " 10 nave Il ri
logo y eonclusion.
De venta.-En 10 IEpseni4 DC
BOLKTix MKRCAgrit-
Prccio -Cn poso slneusnia ecF'
tavos ejemPlar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

Los teatros de Paris han produ,
cido en- 1891 mas de % millones y
medic de pesetas.
Entire los que han tenido mayo
res ingresos tigaran la Opera con
mas de tres millones; Ia Oomedia
Francesa con cerca de 2; la Opera
O6mica con LOO, 900 franoos en- ci
tras redondas; Varieties con l mi
lion 5000; los Bufos Parisienses
con 10000; ell Hip6dromo con
1 $50, 900; ell Gymnasse con $50, 600,
y la Gran Plaza de Toros con 285
mil.
Ea 1848 los teatros produjeroa
5 millones y me lilo de francos.
Dssde entonces ha lido aumentan-
do la cifra, singularmente en- los
amos de Exposition. En- 1855 los
ingresos fueron de ceroa de IA mi
Homes; en- 1867 pasaron de 81; en-
1873 de 30y medic, y en- 1889 de
80.
EE los dos amos de 'a''guerra ba
j6 mucho el producto de los tea.
tros. Los franceses no estahau en-
to- ees para fiestas. Sin embargo,
gastarop ea 1870 ocho millOpes, y
frances en- 1871.
Reuniendo los datos desde 1843
al a1lo tiltimo, resulta que en- este
perindo han producido los teatros
de Paris ITO millones y medic de
pesetas, 10 que supone un gasto |
diario de mas de Al. 600 gesetas |
Los mejores para las EN- presas tea.
trales, exceptuando los de Exposi |
Clones, han sido ell de 1881 III mi.
lones), el de 81 (29) y el SO (29)
(Reproduoido).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

Z LIAM u I'LL 00
para la declaration de la riqueza
Urbana, Agricola y Pecuaria.
De venta en- esta Imprenta.
Libfcs importsnteS que acaban
de recibirse en- esta Impfenta:
GUTA, con in6nidad de datos,
de lus Ferrocarriles de Espafia,
FrancIa y Portugal. Es de gran uti-
lidsd para los que visian por diohas
naciones.
TRISTANA, Ultima novela del
eminente Gald6s.
MISTRESS BRANIOAN, por el
popular Julio Verne.
APENDIOE del O6digo OWL,
aumentado y concordado, por Mu
cius Scerold.
A los Ayunts mientos. En- ssta
Imprenta sc IA hecho una edlci6n
de estados- modelo n6mero f. -seg6n
10 dispuesto por la Administration
Genital en- la Gaoeta n1mero 108
del siio anterior.
Congtsg ci6n do HI Jas de Msrfs.
-kn la liz esia de San jose, anti
quo Conve- to de Santo Domingo,
dsran principle mafiaua le de Ma
80, al toque de oraciones, los cul-
tos solemnes que snualmerte ded
CO a0 uella Congregation 4 la San
ti.ima { Inmsculada virgen Maria
durante todo el mes.
Los jueves y domipgos hahrA
sermon, el dia 81 sera 10 communion
genera, y por Ia not be terminarA
con el oireeinienio y dsspedida.
Todas las noch hsbrA cAntlcos
por las nihas J ofrecimieI 10 dc 10.
res.
Sc s1pl ca 10 AslstenciA de los
a sles.
Bien venidc.-Hemes tsnldo tl
gusto dc saludar CT esta lm.rentA
al sr ID. sAiuruino Gonzales, d gno
Alca de dc LaIss y estlmAdo amigo
y eorttl gionaTio naes,ro.
Sea blrn vcnldo.
FcliE esianciA snI:s nosolros lc
deseamos.
LA llaslrAeioa Pas te'f.qas
ia Pweloso &C Il nam~ro i DC
es,A teylstA ltefaEiA, dc los - 1or@s
Qaintsto J Loira, cue &C imprlme J
ntogs ala es sstA C&ss.
LIE gratsd . &c mismo soa TAI
be- . como sassfessnsxs
C9nslslra CT los sc't&ios De- IL
i~nd~nt1 Haua'frs J Sc = sshoifA
Mara Ea.A!s, III ia,sGAeo ,tibugo as
esta ] s1aiAs saasas DC ed fscAes 10
nbsua ds 10 isla.
HI tsaso, Ct ptosa y verse, 81
vaslado J Attractive.
hIsg gsoi 10 IiasisseAsa P~ssts
rvsfss&Al
| vasstlsA-Es A.gssss 10 pa
fa ds isassies De sgssl pavsae4 "a
SaAt4 isst.s, - De M&saoo tt
60 Ahas. -, - ID pail sssa II asl
| apsi.
| tesm IL aaes&s
| Dngfs 90. 81 - sAgass n
rsses @AAs. - - pAsys 80 4. Mar
ns, ~ poTea !as@A5e Ag.ssese.
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se - fgf y 49, sN s.A IsY.Ss B*l
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- saA6sA SO n aFss y hsg sslsa. ssaN
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j sss@xss assss II = - ~ ,aRy ss@
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Ia gass.ss - agsss sasseas
kaslsG l.. !HEw H. .ass
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
AO7fl BENTllRiA1 llR0Gs
Dc Antonio NavHrI o.
a. FORTALEZA- ~

ss'e Easah1ve3u lrato EssiFono-
asetA sves umsr dAbe per ~ sstua
eadn esn'flew, lo ss mncAo tnss poF
"a dlslm % ErEcfwas gnr tanto CO.
pnaFaa ca sro las eoreernstnfes q
hs Go s~gxAsBc ae sus tsxoFsewGeses
10 tsxls nesmrtte essaelSeido 90
seevo dns ko, Tara qne el gua'o y
h1ea ssAto sassn sn arnon'A coa Ia
lns iss.4 J &c la, irdssF~asahiss
sn rmta haxes sa cate reb seo~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
0PERa0I0NEs s0sas e. uuELLE.
Ninguna.
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL :.

FRUTOS DEL PALS.
Az6oAB.
Sc vendiegon
ITO sacos Q "San Vicente, &
SAIL quintal. Oompra-
dores, Vicente & Co
6 boyes "Sta Barbara" & 1881
quinta'.
33 bcyes "Sta Barbara, 4 % 8S
quintal. Oompradores,
Lopez Villamil & 90
A ssoos q /" san Jos6," N. @ q
"a 10 quin al. Compta
dores, j. o ihoa y Her
mauo.
SO sacos 3: San Jose," N. G. &
s285 q1intal. Dom
pradores, Vijande &
o..
uAFG. !.
Ootizamos clase c3rriente de
S22 6 22s Quintal.
MLNLHB.
Sin operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
AvIsOs.

vap esp ALFONSO XIII.
Segdn cablegrsma recibiio por
sus consignatarios, el expresado
vapor ha salido del puerto de Ia
Coruhs, con destino & este, el dis
81 del actual.
vap esp BUENAVENrURA.
Procedente de Liverpool, saldra
directamente para este puerto el
dfa 80 del corriente.
Berg amer Henry 8. Cleaves.
De l. clase, con $50 toneladas
lie registro, 10 ofrecen q H. te sus
consignatasios. para un puerto sl
Norte de Oabo HatteraA
vap esp EMILlANO.
Hacia el l5 del mes de Mayo, sc
pond'z & Ia carga para vigo. Co
ruiia, Gijon, Ssntaader, San Sehas
tisn y Bilbao. d los tipos de hetes
de 10 Com paula Tfasat lantlcs.
Para informes dlrigirse 4 sus
oonslgnstArios.
vap esp IA. L. VIllAyerde.
Procedente de 8 ntiago dc Cubs
vie Ponce J Mayagtieg. tomarA
puerto del 8 Al 9 del entrai te.
vap esp MARIA.
s@gda cablegrsma reciblio pof
sus oonsignatasios, sAiio del poefto
10 Santandcs para estA lsla, cl dis
n del eorriente.
sobrinos dc ErquiAga.
vao allen vALEslA
II dia del f.frs-ntc mrs sAllS
icl nAvte. via NJ Thomas, p ara -
,o paetso, j tern nadAs SIS epcfa
eaoaes scgalfA para 10 Il ialTa J DC
"a 10 pa~rscs DC ca l.iaesario, adml
sscndo tga J pAssiefus-
MalieaaoN s X a to-.
zap esp RAMON oE sERaERA
Pfv~esieasc ds Saaslaxo &c 60
Ia. via pose~, Msyasa+4 y Agas
4agls, E0Aasa przeFto Ae ~ De- .,
tga~atn a. T. ael east@st1 ,ases
Cso&aigs assQs.. = nagsAss.