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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-10-06
PRISON EXPERIENCE.
A Michigan Man Tells of His Treatment at
Southern Hotels.


Having read articles from different comrades
in regard to the treatment of Union prisoners
by the rebels. l have waited for some one else
to write up some of the things that occurred
while was boarding at Libby and other hotels
of the kind. / was taken prisoner near Charles
town, Va on the last day of February, 1852,
by part of Ashby's Cavalry. After was taken
one man came up and said, You Yankee
hound, what did you come down here for?"
aud struck me on the head with his revolver,
fracturing my skull. After that two of them
shot at me, but did not hit me. After we got
back about two miles they stopped at farm
house, where they got rope and threw it over
the limb of tree in the yard, and led my
horse nearly under the moose, when one of
them said: Stop; there comes the Lieuten-
ant" He rode up and put stop to the pro-
ceedings. / learned that his name was Glinn
or Glynn, and will say for him that he acted
the part of gentleman, and should this come
to his notice / would be pleased to hear from
him. About the last of March I found myself
in Libby, upper floor, northwest corner. One
morning wagon backed up to the walk on the
south side of the building, and they rolled IA
barrels of gunpoMder into the building. There
were Others who saw this besides myself, but
cannot remember who, except named
Alcott or Allc0ck, a correspondent of the New
York Tribune, another named Lawrence after
ward Assistant Harbormaster at Fort Monroe,
and, think, Serg't A. NJ. Edwards. afterward
Lieutenant Colonel of the oath Mich. When
the officers of the prison were asked what the
powder was put there for. they answered, "To
send you follows to - if Mcclellan captures
Richmond"
could tell how they put US on bread and
water to discourage the boys, so they would
join their army; of their shooting in at the
windows when there was no provocation-only,
their officers said, the boys out of practice,
as if they regretted that they did not kill more
of us.-H. c. HAoKETT, Co. G., 1st Mich. Cav,
aud Co. |, 1st Mich. Engineers and Mechanics,
Union Springs, N. Y.
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Don't Tobacco Spit Your Life Away

Is the startling, truthful title of little book just
received, telling all about EOtObac, The wonderful,
harmless. economical, guaranteed for The tobacco
habit il. every form. Tobacco users who want to
quit and can't by mentioning THE NATIONAL TRI-
BUSE can get the book mailed free. Address THE
STERLING REMEDY CO.. Box 723. Indiana
Mineral Springs, Ind.
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The Way 1t Was Done.

J. W. Clark 18th N. Y, Fort Wayne, Ind,
says that in the latter part of 1861 or early
part of 1862 bis regiment was sent to the
front at Tennally town and did heavy artillery
duty all the way to Chain Bridge. 1t was
while on this duty that number of the men
of his regiment, seeing the mans of JEFF Davis
just below that of James Buchanan in the
list on the arch of Cabin Johns Bridge, pep
pered away at it with their muskets until
they effaced it from the rock. This is the
correct statement as to how the name came
to be scratched frop the arch Of the bridge,
as he was there and knows all about it.
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rebels are buried and the battlefelds. From
thence returned to Westinghouse. s. RIDE
OUT, Co. c. 18th Me-, attached to LIST Me. bat
terry; Spring Lake, Mich.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-10-06

If you want to buy buggy. wagon, harness
or any thing else in the line of horse equip
ments you can save money by ordering from
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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Did Their Part of the Work.

John w. Adams, 9th Wis. battery, Blairs-
town. N. j., says that, having served most of
the time as heavy artillery, his experience was
somewhat limited, yet they had their fun eat
ing half-ratons of sowbsliy and hardtack, al
though they did considerable forsging and
they always did their part of the work as
signed them, and any old soldier who was
around Murfreesboro in 1864 can testify that
the battery boys did their share Of the forag-
ing. If any comrade would like to hear from
a man who has lived and gained residence in
six different States and Territories and trav-
eled 1000 miles through the country with a
team, he can do so By addressing the writer.
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More i" Youngsters"

John K. Fox, Rutland, y. D.. says: az was
born In Schenectady, N. Y, July II, 1S4S. /
enlisted in the Sd N. Y. L. A. at Auburn, n.
Y, Aug. Is, 1852; was discharged July 8,
1865 Serving as Bugler in Battery L since
the regiment Was consolidated in May, 1863.
Before that I was a drummer in Co. C of
same regiment Being reader Of your paper,
| should like to hear FROM some of the old
boys. E. &. Storms. of Roll Postoffice, Black
ford Co.. Ind, was born July 29th, 1880; en-
listed Feb in Co. B, 153d Ind, and was
discharged Aug. 9, 1865. He would like to
correspond with any soldier younger than
himself who served during the war.
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Mention The National Tdbsaa

are facts and no mistakes, and I cannot see how
that impression got out that Garnett did not
come to Grafton. Comrade, think again, and
you will find that you and Gen. T. 4. Morris
are both mistaken this time, for there are too
many of the company I belonged to living yet
to prove il by"
Wishes They Had Been With Him.
E. w. Farrow, 11th Mich. Cav, says that it
is now 81 years ago this Winter that he had his
first experience as a soldier on the second Salt
vile raid, and he wishes he could have had
some Of the psnsion-hatsrs with him to have
experienced the hardships that were endured
by the Union soldiers. 1t rained or showed
almost all the time, and the clothing would
freeze on their bodies and they did all this on
parclied corn most OF the time. There was very
little sleep obtained by the boys during the
raid, as they werc constantly on the march, and
had to sleep ia the saddle. Il was hard time
for both men and animals, and if the men who
are bowling against pensions could have had
ene-half their experience, perhaps they would
not gowl so much at the many veterans who
are drawing pensions.
Brigham Not Familiar with Naval History.
VIM. Simmons, Historian. National Naval
Veterans Association, Philadelphia, says that
Il regret to notice in your issue Of Sept. l, that
Comrade Brigham, of Washington, d. c., ex-
poses his ignorance of naval matters by stating
that Admiral Goldsborough commanded the
North Atlantic Squadron from the beginning
to the close Of the war. For the information
of that comrade, and all others interested,
wish to state that the officers who commanded
that squadron in the order of service were IS
follows: g. J. Prendergrast, s. II. Stringham,
L. d. Goldsborough, S. P. Lee, and D. d. Por-
ter He also informs US that Goldsborough
was the first Admiral. That honor belongs to
Capt A. II. Foote. Now, comrade, give US rest
on naval matters, if you cannot do better"
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No Such Good Fortune.

Thomas B. Briggs, First Lieutenant, Q. s.
A., Delayan, ILL.,, saw in the issue of Sept. 8
that the U. s. Army retired officers receive
communication for fuel and quarters. He says this
Is mistake. The retired pay of an officer
is three-quarters of his full pay, which is a
regular salary with an addition of 10 per cent.
for each five years service, which is added
to the salary. A retired officer gets no COM
mutation
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Saw Him Fall.

Harry Caldwell, Garrett, Ind, was about
30 feet from Gen. Lyttle at Chickamauga when
he fell from his horse. 1t took six men to
carry the General off the field, as he was a
very large man.
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Wants a Wife.

B. B. Scott. of Creswell, Ore, formerly a
principal musician of the I'D ILL.,, is widower
and wishes to correspond with a middle-aged
lady with view to rnatrimony. A soldiers
widow is preferred. He has good home fol
the right party, but he will not answer unsatis.
factory letters.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
BOIotin Morcantil
Ii Emulsion dc Scott es un ere-

Ii Emulsion dc Scott es un ete-
curse de taueha ventaja en- 81 ra-
qujtismo la escr 9fulosjs Y afecolc-
nes pulmonares cE6nicas.
El infrascrito, D rotor en- Meiiei-
na y Oirujja, Me- iico de Ia Casa de
Salud Anxilio Md'uo, de San Juan
dc Pue rtc- Rico:
Oertifica: Qua Ia Emulsion de
aceite de higado de bacalao 6 hi
pofosfltos de cal de Y sosa, de los
IGNORES Scott v Bowne, de Nueva
York, constituye por sus compues
tOs y pOr Ia ezcelencia de Sd pre-
Daraci6n un recurso medico De mu
cha ventajs en- el tratamiento del
raquitsmo, de Ia escrofu!osis y de
as afecciones pulmonsres cr6nicas.
Y para one asi conste 8 quien
convenga Y para satisfaction de los
'enores precitados, expido la pre-
sente ea San Juan de Puerto Rioo,
a % de Mario de 1887.
d.. j. E. Saldais0.
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gracia, y el sistema solo volvi6 q
0rdenarse ousndo ell Jarabe h1bo
oarticipado nuevo vigor q Ia digss
ti6n, alimentaEdo asf y dand0 fir
meza 4 los nervios.
Sea cual fnere la opinion del lec-
tor con respeoto al fastasma de
Bridgeport, es la verdad que las
mas extra6as visiones = raidos no
significan nj mss ri menos que una
disposition de nervios d. sorganiza-
da por la indigestion y la dispep-
sia. Los fantasmas salen de Ia
misma persona que les v6, y una
vez que el Jsrabe de Ia Madre
Sejgel ha completado su obra, los
ojos y los oidos solo perciben 10
que es natural y sano.
Al dirigirse Il lestor a los Sres.
J. A. White, Ii 155 Oal'e de CAS-
pc Barcelona estos senores tendrAn
mucho gusto en- enviarle gratuita-
mente IN folleto ilustrado expli-
cando las propiedades de este re-
medic.
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MOVimiento de personal.

El Sr D. Vslentin Melgar, Inter
vent0r General ia Administrator
del Estado, ha sido declarado ce-
sante, suceso que sentimos. El ST.
D.Enrique del Vale, Oontador que
fu6 de Hacienda, ha sid0 n0mbra-
do primer Jefe de Ia citada Inter.
venci6n. Para Ia plaza de segun-
do Jefe de Ia misma ha sido NOM
brado ell senior don Santos Aguile
Fa, que mandaba ell Resguardo.
El senior don Alfonso Perez de
Castro, Official % de Hacienda. hs
sido trasladado & Ia plaza de Vists
de Ia Aduana de Maysgtiez. LIE
sucede en- aquel destiuo el seiior
don Antonio Vinajeras.
Reciban los favorecidos nuestra
enhorabuena.
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DESCANSE EN- PAZ.

Ha pasado & mejor vida en- 10
Carolina nuestro antique y estima-
do amigo y correligionario don
Manuel Gonzalez. persona de rele-
vantes cualidades y reconocidos
sentimientos patri6ticos. Era dig
no miembro del noble Ouerpo de
voluntarios, del Oomit6 local de-
Partido on aquel pueblo y del
Ayuntamiento del mismo.
Descanse On Ia eterna gloria ell
alma del buen ciudadano, = reciba
90 apenada familia la expression de
nuestro p6same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
HIMENEO In iIBONITO.
Agosto 1S de 1892.

Aver, % de los corrientes, 81
unieron con el sagrado 6 indisolu
BILE Vinculo del Matrimonio, en- ests
Parroquis, ell apreciabilfsimo jo
ven Don TeodorO Gonzalez, Y la
bella y simpatica Srta Da Ramons
Somonte, sobrina segunda de nues
tro buen amigo eli Excmo Sr Dou
Olotilde Santiago, de la villa dc
O0amo.
La novia estaba encantadora, In.
ciendo un precioso traje de raso
blanoo y ahsjas de gran valor,
que llamaban extraordinariamente
IA atenci6n del bello sexo y no me-
nos del feo.
El aeompa7iamiento era de 10
mas lucido que hasta ahora Sc ha
visto en- Aibonito. Oomponiaulo
la creme de Ooamo y la de este
pueblo. Osguss y Oayey.
El buffet ha sido espl6ndido y con-
Portable, habi6ndose sentado a la
mesa mas de sesenta convidados
de ambos sexos, y reinsndo entire
aqueIlos Ia animaci6n y ell mas ex-
quisito gusto en- los obseq
Apadrinsron a los novios ell DR. D.
Florencio Santiago, ito dc la pre-
ciosa nina y Medlco titular de esta
villa, tan sstima ado de todo el We
cindario por 50 nob'e y fino trato
slendo la msdrina Ia respectable &C.
nora de nuestro tambi6n querido
amigo D. jose Ramoa Gonzalez.
encsrgado y conduefo de los bs-
nos de Ooamo.
El DR. d. Florencio Santiago de-
m0str6 una vez mas a los amantes
de 10 bello, que t.ene mncho gu.to
ea el adorno de So case. OOsten
tibase esta muy lujoss, y sus niue
bes eran de 10 mss fno y moder
no parecia, en fin, ell palacio de
IN rey.
Reci9a, pues, Ia enhoyabuena
ssi como todos sus psrientes, por la
ouena : acertada election de tan
hermosa psreja, q la que deseamos
una eterna luna de miel.
x.
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yer discurrir & So animada y eie
0anfA invanfud

gante jnventud.
Me parece verla dirigis sus ami.
mados ojos al hermoso temple. que
convida q adorar al que todo 10
puede, y donde 81 orden y respeto
resaltan, poniendo de relieve las
buenas condolences del Padre Ro-
driguez, que tan bien desempena
So sagrado ministerio.
Asi, pues, adelante sefor A.lcal-
de; que sea pronto I'm hecho 10 pro-
yectado, y de este modo Ooamo,
poseedor de un establecimlento bal
neario de gran importapcia, donde
Sc recupera la salud en- POGO tempo
ocupara el puesto qua mereoe, y,
no 10 dude, dara positivas muestras
de gratitud, colocando en- el n1me'
70 de sus benefActoFes al que lie
4 la meta de sus aspira-
clones.
j. L. 6.
Agosto 18 de 1892.
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HOTEL RESTBuRlNT AURORA
de Antonio NavsrYo.
42.-.FOE TALEZA-45

Este Fststlecimiento gastron6-
mico, reeomepdab,e per ku situa.
ci6n certrics, 10 es mucto mes por
ss hltimas reform as que tanto Gu
ppsrias como les conceynientes Ia
hnen servicio de sus fhy hyorecedores
hs recipntemeDte establecido Sc
nuevo dueho; para que 81 gusto y
tuen trato ssten en- armcnis con Ia
impiexa y equldad, indispensah,es
en- estsb'eclmientos p6biicos
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LIBROS BARAT0S,

De- vents, en- la Imqren.a del
BoLETIN MERCANTL.
Elegias y Armoniss, por
don V. Ruiz Agullera... 81 90
Zoos Nacionales y Oapta-
res, por i'd. 90
Libro de las Satiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lers, Comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
ma, Grandezas de los
pequenos, Epigramas
letrlllas, Varlas fAbulas
y Moralejas, l tomo, 1ds-
tica 26O paglnas........ / 90
Oandido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, l to-
mo r6stica. ............ rs
Amor fismbre. ......... 40
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COMPLACIDO.

Maestro estimado amigo ell sefioI
don Antonio del Vale, digno Pre-
sidente del Oentro Asturiano, nos
encargs hagamos constar termi
nantemente que bajo concepto al
guno sc transferiran las f1estas, re.
ligiosa y cfvica, en honor de Nues-
ira Sehora de Oovadongs, anun-
ciadas para el 8 de Septiembre pro-
ximo.
Queda complacido el seiior Va
lie.
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DEDICAToRlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

SUMARIo.-Luchemos.-El det or
,umphdo.-La generacion que su-
be.-Ls justioia humana -PreteA
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus MA
nifestsciones.-La opinion pdbncs.
Ell periodIsmo.-Lo Que debe eel
ell periodismo.-Lo que es hoy ls
prensa.-La prensG J las leyea-
La politica-Lo que debe ser Ia
politica.-Como sc haoen los poll
ticos. Como nacen los partdos.-.
Los programs poiitiooA-Artih-
CLOS poliucOs.-El carnavsl polit -
co.--Miserias poiiticas -- 5incer,- =
dad politicA-Fanatismo poliuoo.
LA democracia--Principios de-
moorAticos. .--Absurdos democrAu.
oos.--Dellrios democrAticos. - LIS
ibertad de 10 CAtedra.-Libertad
contra derecho.-La iguAldad 20
ciai.-La iguAldad en- Ia hislorlA.-
La igualdAd ante la raxon.-La 60.
berania.-La demagogiA.- Los hun
nos modernos.-La revolneioa.-
Las huelgaa.-Confasion J cAos.-
FL acknowledgements demo
icdoras --OAueer sociai.~-Angiao
miAs J aaomaiiaA-kl mayo3 IL
los efroreA--AllA Va In nAvc.--Epa
logo J eonoiaaion.
DE ventA-En Ia lmp,cn,A dc
BoLxTfx MEgcASTlL
Precio.--Un peso clrcuensa cc'
aTos eiemplar.
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Provideneia, judiciales.
Ayuntamientos. A
lADELANTEl

Los alentadores conceptos que
encierra un bien escrito aHticulo de
peri6dico ell BOLETIN, al tratar
del hospital y acueducto en- Ooamo,
mi amor al verdsdero progreso =
los sentimientos de gratitud Que
germinan en- mi coraz6n, por mas
que hoy me yea obligado por las
ciEcunstancias & silenciarlos, ponen
On mi mano la pluma para contri-
buir, si cabe, con mi pequela In.
tervenci6n, & que el proyecto alu-
dido en- ellos sea una realidad.
Oonozco muy de cercak los mora.
dores de la villa de Ooamo, pobla.
ci6n que 81 logra aquel ideal y yer
convertida 50 plaza en- ameno sitio
de recreo, ha de ser de las reputa-
das ct mo de primer orden. Tlene
nm Idmero escogido de vecinos dt
ilustraci6n, de sentimientos carita-
tivos y mobiles, que en- 10 vida pri.
vada y p1blica no han demostraeo
otra cosa que amor al bien general
yala union y ffaternidad, contain.
dose entire ellos el connotado pa.
trloio Excmo Sr D. Olotllde San.
tiago.
@ IS exista slg6n apasiona-
do, d. esos que nunca faltan pol
desgracia, que haya tratado de
zaherir y mortiHcar & los que por
su posici6n elevala merecen ser
envidiados de esos parasites de Ia
sociedad, que, como NADIA valen,
solo viven de chismes y de Ia di
visi6n de 10 familis, que como
tai debe considerarse q los habi
tantes de IN pueblo; pero esto e,
una meta discordsnte, que s6lo con
hrma el valor de las demks en- 90
ammonia.
Coamo acaricia aQuellos ideales
poIque conoce realmente 10 mag
nitud del bien que han de repor
tarle, J no escatimarG medios paru
que 81 digno Aloalde don Policar
po Echevsrrfs, & quien POGO conos
co, lcgre realisarlos, estoy mu,
SECURE de clio; mas e de necesl
dad, como son grsndes obras, e
estinulo y 10 perseverance,.
La posesi6n de un local aproplA
do y con los recursos necrsarlo
para asistir 81 enfermo de.hereds
90 de 10 fortuna, y 10 cons,ruocior
de I'M acueducto de aguas potable.
arrastradas desde una data g cla tn
menss, salvando rocas , collnas a
alguna COZ sidcraci6n, asi como r.
bajando la protubefancia de nn
plaza informe, para convestlrla g
elegante J sgradable psseo, %
obres de la buena volun,ad y 1
pensamientos elevados elias tra,
ran sacrifcios pecuniarlos act
de generosidad y desprcndimlenii
per0 Q cato estAn muy scossumb bfl
dos les coamt hss, y colo fAlsa
acometividad de uEa per.ona q
pneda dedicarss con eonsiAncaa
blscar los nedlos de ejecnslon.
Ne pareee mlrar aquella plsl
converuda en- hermoso jardin, q
ftsgantes flores. halsgando el espsl
tn, inspifando 4 aquellos smansl
de 10 bueno, y, al i6tLe hrillo |
plAcidA luna, como n dc C<an
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GUlA LOCAL.
$OBRINOS De Ez0uIkGk,
FUHTALEzA, II.

FOETALkZA, II.
CASA de gitos y comiSlvnes.
Agsntes de los var ores corye0g Do ls
Iompahis TrasatlAntiea Espenols.
AgeDtes Dc Id Id dc los eenorsr Ii.
stpags = o., Dc Liverpool.
laem idem &. Il. Fletcher y Co.
d. (companis "La Flecha") de Id.
Assntcs ae ID Id As los sefiorss J. +
Iicke.s J o., Lnea de "Serra".
Agsntss de Bahr, Behrend y Ress
Linsa dc SIERRA.
Agsntss de 10 ComrsniR De Sssurvi
,ot ira lnctndios aenon Ina 60 ia" &c
al. Li
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- $50 = 1 assstt@
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AVISO.

81 deses eompIar uus 8 dot
ni las lai!s T de seero, para Wis
fla; aiturs del rail 60 M. 1metros; !;
5 dc ia portatil del mismo rail-
{ Dr. rs cen.imetios de ancho &c
vfs.
En- esta ImPrenta informarar /.
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Pedro PetrOuche.

Dora J plates & fuego toda elias,
de ohietos de metal y ofrece SUI
servicios en- la calle de la Luna,
D6mero II.
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"a Ca ac CONN. a6 E s1pidc franco sobre peddo Ca
~ rceo vArnaa. dc odos ridos Abnnes do
a.. .@Nssssos 6e 1sEsaaaas s@feesasme1et
- CasA MAECHH roaee s1rtide consideables de
ae at@s Tc Trjea Confeccones ko
E=aseex. CAtssao tara toas komsf~ unaS Boneteia
M@ea Asa1 Aeuos dc visie Artculos
r g.rasaa Ea ceencsiao qac olrece
20 vA &c Ia cAldsd como dc 10 baIatu
y. sxs4s 60 sAsAs sza~esvaneaA
IA gAaa aea MARcHE aaas cap 3cones el mnndo
xa .s.s , sae~xsg.a@5s sesaaa lss ga&AF
MAEraM bacarsaus nj Representante
t1s ssf sessss ssngan cnl1sdo los
nssshas sxs xae So 80 se@assw>
-. .zae<ax. asl nus MAEcDf o. nascrc que e..
A. xss ass AAAss ass AAasAaas d~ anndo; cnceran
- IL szses sx9xsssaes hA podido proda-
81 sm s.ss - saAsa ssrs<s@sds ~ Fafaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
A~ESO.

Sc d sea TN joven para deper.
diente aIgo PRACTICE en- mostrador
de msreeris, CON buenas recomen.
iaciones.
Psrs inf1r nes, dirigirse d Ma.
guabo.
Cayetono Sierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL.

FRUT0N DEL PALS.
AZ6CAR.
So han veriflcado algunas veatas
lie este dalce, & precios reservados.
GAZE.
Ootlza nos clase cc3riehge &
1884 quintal.
MIELES.
Sin opera clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
AVISOS

Vap. esp RAMON DE LARRlNAGA.
Con destino a este puerto. sali6
de Espaila ell dfa 18 Iel presente.
s. de Esquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
GUARDIA CIVIL.

Seg6n Ia Gaceta, durante ell NEE
de Julio 1itimo presto Ia Beneme-
rita de esta Isla 1.103 servicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-24
HOTEL FRANCES
5.-COMERCIO-5,
PO NO -PTO RTCos
NOA Y YALLE.
CRUZ IS ESQUINA A IL.LUEA
Almsten de niue. g

8 Almsten de niue. .
n bies dc todas cla- mR
ses, especialidad en- los de Vie.
ra, marmoles para toda clase ds
muehlsria, mostrsdores y lapidas.
Prscios san competencia. Ofre-
esmos ! naestros parroquisnos de
Ia Isla todas lss ventsjsa er pre-.
cios 2 condiciones.