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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
THEY UEKE EASILY PUT OUT
FLAMES DON'T HAVE HALF A CHANCE ON THE
NEW-YORK CENTRAL ROAD

FLAMES DON'T HAVE HALF 4 CHANCE ON THE
NEw-YORK CENTRAL ROAD.
Flames pursued the track Of the New-York Cen
tral and Hudson River Railroad yesterday with a
vengeance that was fortunately, mild and quickly
satisfied. At Gas p III. the few passengers who
were so unfortunate as to be away from home
at that hour Sunday were wandering aimlessly
about the wating-ro of the Harlem division
at the Grand Central Station. Their calm and
peaceful thoughts were suddenly interrupted by
an angry kissing and spluttering near by. Two
electric light wires became crossed in the station
and had "A merry time. In moment some OF the
woodwork was abaZe. but the vigilant employees
were on hand to put out the flames speedily There
damage
The next place for fire to break out was on
the bridge across the tracks OF the road at t1fty-
nrst-st and Park-ave.. at $50 p. m. passing
locomotive putting along and getting up speed, sent
out a redhot coal. which set fire to the bridge
The flames here. also didn't have half chance
and were easily forced to lie down and die.
Undaunted by the previous discouraging attempts
another spark from engine set fire to the bridge
at -hundrcd-a nd twenty third-st. just two
D ours later II quenched in infancy, and sent
to the place as its unsuccessful predecessors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
THE TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

st. Louis. Aug. ia meeting OF the National
Board of Directors OF the Travellers Protective
Association was held yesterday. Applications were
reported from 2S9 members. The princ-
pal action taken that referring to the Tray
cllers' demand for IA 50O0-mile ticket. good on all
roads. The chairman of the Legislative Committee
Congressman lsador Raynor. Of Maryland. and Ma
tonal President John \. Lee were instructed To-
Introduce bill at the present special session Of
Congress to amend the Interstate Commerce law
In such a way as TO permit the railroads To issue
such tickets with the privilege of carving 800
pounds excess baggage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

which some 100 people, principally labor'rs and
sawmiil hands. live. The fire soon cut N their
escape by land and they were in imminent dan
ger of being burned TO death. No boats were III
hand, and the residents were forced into the
river in order to save their lives.
Previous to this they attempted to save their
personal effects Bedding, tool chests furniture
and even clothing were thrown into the river, the
owners hoping that they might be able 10 recover
them sometime All this time great crowds lined
the bridges and watched a big fiatboat making
slow hcadway to the unfortunate people in the
river The heat was most intense, and many of
the men in the water compelled TO duck their
heads under il TO prov mt the flames from scorchinS
their faces and heads.
One brave fellow stripped himself and, unadcd,
brought a number of his neighbors across the river
before the flatboat arrived, when all were res
cued
he Nicollet Island losses as follows: Clark
box factory, $4,000, insured Lenhart wagon
works, 5000, partially covered by insurance :;
Lintcs & Connell, 500, 1000, insurance $1,000 :;
f.. :. Coffin, box factory, $4,000, insured: Cedar
Lake Ice Company, $1,000, insured; Bergman
Lounge Company, $500, insured. Other small
losses bring the total loss on the island up to
$4,000.
T.. W. Backus & Co. place their loss at over
Sl.00O.OOO. They state that they had 6O,0OO,OoO
feet of lumber, worth $75Oo0O alone, and that
this is "A total loss Their mills are also gone, ana
these they say, were worth at least S250,000. 1t
is impossible to learn their insurance at present.
but it is believed that they we'll protected
Captain Crake, of Fire Headquarters, was taken TO
his home with his left leg injured. He work
ing near Nnth-avc.. and slipped and fell to the
ground Captain Pollock was overcome with the
heat while fighting the fire. and was removed to
his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
THE DROTTH ~ THE HTUSCN VALLEY

Highland Falls. " y, Aug - CSpcclal).- Farmers
in this ncghborhood uneasy at the long con
tnucd drouth Pasture land l. dried up and with
cred. The crops are backward. Water is becoming
scarce. and II rain does not speedily things will
DE in bad shape Tor The farmers. This condition
exists all along the Hudson. Mountain stream, are
reduced 10 almost the last drop and the reservoirs
Highland Falls and West Point are getting low Gran
ston's Hotel has stopped taking water from the
hood instead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
SANGER NAY NEVER RIDE AGAIN.

Chicago Aug. ia dispatch to "The Tribune
from Milwaukee says: "walter c. sanger tne
champion Milwaukee bicycle rider may never app'l'
In a wheclmans race again, in consequence o ."s
t, no y,.ce,ved I'm Chicago II Is feared that he Is
intured internally and that the injury VIII prove :"
eb character as TO preclude the possipii.y ., ,S
ever AGAIN making any kind OF speed upon nis & ,n
He has been taken to Wauieshaw Tor rest ai'" A''
freafmeut.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
+ SLOlT FASSE7T PASSES THROI GH THE CITY

Ex-senator i. Sloat Fassett. bronzed, robust
and In a cheerful mood after season of outing at
Iarchmont arrived at the Firth Avenue Hotel
Yesterday where he remained IA few hours and
then took the afternoon train for his home In
Elmra II am not saying anything about politics
for publication Just now" he remarked. but let
me observe In passing that there VIII be laise
number Of Republican votes poned this Ia" III
New-York State for off year.
Mr. Fassett is going to take his family 10 see
the Worlds Fair. He will be back In tine sn ,ho ho
take part in the campaign, but VIII not 'u" ' 49,
Senate or any other office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
-ptJcPJuS TO ACRIESvILLE SHRINE

Auriesville. ~ y, Aug. 13-St. Marys congrega-
,on of Little Falls made its first pilgrimage to the
shrine of our Lady Of Martyrs here to-day me
pilgrims numbered about l2W ana came py SP'0'''
rains ON the West Shore road. Mass was sung
y, g. % ,his morning The services were conducted
nv Fathers Wynne and Qurk, of Philadelphia ana
Father White the acting pastor Of ~. Mary
Church In addition TO the pilgrims from ldtue
Falls large delegations were present from Utlca;;
Amsterdam Rome Oneida, Hon. ferAiihei anu
other places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
TRiupS BEAT 4 STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN.

Elkhart. Ind. Aug. 13.-Captain }. Is Mosher' OF
Toledo Ohio. a steamboat captain, returning from
the Worlds Fair was assaulted here by two tramps
last night and beaten into insensibility win
coupling pin. The robbers took his coat, nat
waistcoat shoes and "a considerable sum of money
During the struggle they endeavored 10 thro"
Mosher under the wheels of passing train but
the train stopped before they succeeded In doing
so He WIS found by railroad men. The latter
removed the injured man TO hotel. To-day ne
was taken TO Toledo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
, gR,Egx,y BEUEiDED By THE CARS.

Canajohare. y. T., Aug lJ.-'h"''' 60,
aged ,hor, ,u.o,,..,uo - brakeman on the West
sbor. p.uro,d ,ras rnonrl,d at Downing station
this morning The train broke in two ana heo"iu .
fell between the ears. His head was co'hp,v'oN
severed from the body. Ills parents I'VE !" an
County. Two cf his brothers are on the ponce o'''
In New-Yofk city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
NEAL FILLING TO MEET MhINLEY.
HE SAYS lie IS READY FOR DEBATE-sEwARD TO
PF STATE CHAIRMAN.

Chcothe, Ohio. Aug IL (SpeciaD.-Jhmes T.
Seward of Mansfield, will be the next chairman
Of the Democratic state Executive Committee.
The selection is always left with the candidate
for Governor and l.. T. Neal stated to-day that
the honor was offered to Mr.. Seward at 'incin-
natl. Mr. Seward hestated because of his wifes
III health but Neal has urged acceptance Seward
was the only Democratic eector chosen last
year and presented Meals name to the convention.
Mr. Neal expresses himself as willing to meet
Governor Mckinley in joint debate at any time
or MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
J., VATCHHAN NALTREATED BY BURGLARS.

Erie. Penn. Aug. l3.-Frederck Tate watchman
AT the Nickel Plate freight house was waylaid
at an early hour this morning. badly beaten by
burglars carried into the :reight-house and bound
IN q chair The burglars then blew the safe
omen and carried off the cash drawer containing
500 in cash and large number OF checks. tate
after returning to consciousness. managed to reach
ON ink eraser and liberated himself enough to
reach the telephone and give the alarm There
were four burglars. all heavily armed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
4 LANDSCAPE PAINTER SICK WITH BtBJrS

Trenton, " j.. Aug. 13.-Frank b. Gregory, 4
landscape painter. Of No. 156 sccond-avc Nrw-I ork
lies at II. Francis Hospital this city suffering from
what appears to be by6ropho6i lie SAWS he was
h'ft"n by Il dog Two weeks ago. Gregory l. resting
somfortabiy Tonight snd the doctors uiink lie Will
ecov0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
WALKED From NEW YORK TO CHICAGO

Chicago Aug. I3.-<eorsc Grandin' fi'"'"
pedestrian. arrived In Chicago saturday e
having walked all the way from Ncw-f Nv
New York at 4 O'Clock on the afternoon OF july 10
He came from New-York without cent In Ills Po0ho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
urRr ON THE cRoss.rowy CABLE ROAD

An accident occurred on the cable roau III CIV" ~
hundred and twenty -hfth-st. at ~''V ''o'N
r,ah, cahIe car No 6s came in collision with a
nar ha,o,c,ro n the E,ghth-ave. line Mrs. Mary
Russeu Of No 279 Bleecker-st., and her chd Were We're
thrown off the horse car Ihe oNd MIiS was hurt in
ternn;:" Roth were taken home In CAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
syIyDLED A FARMER OFT or ~. 800

Canton, ILL.,. Aug. l3.-The gold brick swindle has
been successfully worked farmer named Fisher.
Fisher who Is wealthy lost 81 800 and the three
smooth men who worked the trick have fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
TWO MEN DIE IN A WELL.

Chillicothe Mo. Aug ls-Seth Haskins ana
Harry Creaston while cleaning out an old wen Oh
the farm of Dr. Calvin Whittacre hve miles sou''
Of this city, yesterday. were overcome by poiSo"-
Gus gas resulting from exploding dynamite m d raS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
FIFTY PEOPLE DROUNED ~ HENGARF

RUN WROUGHT Ply CLOUDBrRST-A HUNDRED
HOUSES SWEPT AWAY.
Vienna. Aug ia cloudburst made havoc in
the Eperies district. in Hungary to-day. Fifty
persons and many head OF cattle were drowned.
one hundred houses and several railway and other
bridges were demolished and much Of the harvested
crops was destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
TREASURER AND MONEY MISSING.

ONell Ncb. Aug. l3.--lt Is feared Holt County y
bankrupt. Mere than week ago Treasurer scots
left here for sioux City, TO be- absent day "e ""s
not returned, AMI of 10000 OF county f'n"s .,"'
should be on hand. only $40 900 be found 'nfes
fouIths Of that being In deiunct pau~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
DISASTERS TO LAKE SHIPPING
FIVE MEN AND A COAL BARGE MISSING;
a sOhooNEh SPRINGS LEAK AND sINKs-THE
CREW REACH LAND AFTER A LONG ROW

IN A SMALI. BOAT
Rochester Aug. 13 Special Saturday nights
storm was the worst of the season on Lake
Ontario The wind blew hurricane About
twenty-five miles out from Charlotte the schooner
Laura owned by the Matthews Company. of To-
ronto, and bound from Oswego to that city with
700 tons Of coal, sprung leak and sank at o'clock
this morning. Captain Samuel Markeson, of Hamil-
ton. and his crew of five men and a stewardess
embarked in a small boat and arrived at Charlotte
unhaimed after rowing six hours and halT. Tho
total value Of vessel and cargo is $4,000, and
there Is no insurance. One Of the coal bargcs of
the George Hall Company left Charlotte Satur
day night in tow, but broke away during the
storm and has not since been heard from. 1t has
crew of five men on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
TiTc pRrSJDEyT STAYS INDOORS.

puvzard,s Hay. Mass, Aug. 13.-The President
snent Sunday at home with ais family ana Dr
Rrvant The cool north wind which prevailed kept
the President indoors about all daE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
PRICE THREE CENTS.
DEATH OF DIR. II. NJ. PETERS.
HEART FAILURE THE ca USE.
SUDDEN END OF THE ARCHDEACON OF THE
DIOCESE OF NETWORK.
FOUND YESTERDAY MORNING DEAD IN BED AT
THE HOME OF FRIEND IN PEEKSKILL-
SKETCH OF HIS LONG AND USEFUL
CAREER AS A PROTESTANT
IpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBuSE.1

Peckskill, Aug. 13.-The Rev. DIR. Thomas
Mcclure Peters, rector of st. Michaels
Protestant Episcopal Church, Ninety-ninth-st.
and Amsterdam-ave., New-York City, and
archdeacon of the Diocese OF New-York,
was found dead in bed this morning at the house
of +. r. Manser No. l44 IIudson-ave., this city.
Dr. Peters went 10 Mount Mntnrn yesterday from
New-York, where he investigated the progress Of
the work of the Sheltering Arms at that place,
AN institution of which he was president. After
hc finished his inspection he complained Of being
extremely tired. From Elmsford, this county, he
was driven to Tarrytown. During this drive the
horse fell The driver was thrown out and DR..
Peters was thrown against wheel, bat he sus-
tained no injury, except mere scratch on the
leg
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DEDICAToRlA.
LA RAZON DEL NTULO.

LA hAZON DEL YETULOs
6UMARIo.-Luchemos.--El debel
Snmplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana -Pretex'
tos criminales. - La formula de-
pr0greso.--M pcOgreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.- La opinion pdblics
-El periodismo.-Lo que debe SCI
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy IL
prensa. La prensa y las leyes.-
La politica.--Lo que debe ser Ia
politica.-O6mo SO hacen los poll
tiCos.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs c0s.-Artif-
clos politicos.-El carnival politi-
co.-Miserias politiCas. - Sinceri-
dad politica. ca.-Fanatismo politico
LA democrac a.-Principios de-
mourAtiCos. s.-Absurdos demoCrAti-
cos.-Delirios demoCrAticos. - La
libertad de 10 Oatedra.-Libertad
contra derecho.-La igualdad 60
Cial.-Ls igusldad en- Ia historia.-
La igusldad ante la raz6n.-La So
beranfa.-La demagogia.- a.-Los hun
nos modernos.--La revoluci6n.-
Las huelgas.--Oonfusi y caos..-
ri Elnihilismo.-Propagandas demo
ledoras Cancer social.--Antino-
mias y anomalias.-El mayor de
los errores.-All6 va la nave.-Epi.
lO00 y nnnNIuaikn
Dsvsnta.--En la 1mprenta del
BOLsTIN MRRCANTIL.
Precio.--Un peso clncuenta Cer,-
svos ejemplar.
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Lib-ys.-Recibid 8 en- esta I'm
prenta:
Los grGndes problem0s, por Pull
do. -...
La Tribune, por la Sra Pardo
Bazan.
La Dana eIegamte, por Ia Sra 81
nu6s.
"EI Dereoho autigup (H. Sum
ner Maine).
Rstratos dc Su Ssntidad /" Leon
XIII. "-Los dnicos aut6nticos, del
renombrado Ohartran, de varios
tamafios, SO venden en- esta I'm
prenta EstA acreditsdo que el pa
recido de estos retratos con ell We
nerando original es fidelfsimo. Bl
mismo Santo Padre asi 10 ha rec.
nocido.
V6ase el anuncio que acerca de
tan magnifcos retratos va en- otra
parte.
Nombrsmisnto. LA Exoms ID
putaoi6n Provincial ha nombradc
Con ador dc la Direoci6n de la Lo.
teris & puestro estmsdo amigo y
correligionsxio Don jose Murgui,
digno Sscretario que fu6 hasta ha.
ce POGO de Ia Municipalldad de
Lola.
Felicitamos por clio al Sr Mur-
Igui.
| Follstc. -Bemeg recibido uno
escrito por D. J. Memo de Sar
German, 8 impreso en- Mayagiiez
| El fia del folleto en- question, po
Icuyo envio damos gracias, es pro
bar que el gran Colon no naci6 eI
IG6novs, sino en- Oalvi (O6rcega).
| Adorna al repetido folleto III
Iretrato del immortal Almirante. .
/ Msmorandum.-M Sr. D. J. {
I0Acevedo, Agente de Fabrica
Norteamericanas, nos hs rAmitids
un Memorandum ComeyoiGl par
1898.
Estimamos Ia atenci6n.
i V.0. T. Ffanciscana .-Msfans
dia 8 del actual, q las 8 de so ms
mana, SO celebrar& On la santa Oa
lpilla Ia aisa cantsda 4 Jesls Sa
orGmSntado, que quedaiA de man
! lfiesto hasts las 5 de la tarde, Q
J que Sc rezara 10 Corona, Concluyer
do CON Ia procession y rsserva.
EststutpS y Rsglsmento, - Co
atento b. Il. M. del Sr. President
del Slnd'cato de Ia Asociaci6n
lAgricuitores en- esta Capital hem'
IreCibido el Reglamento y Estatutt
de "a misma puestos On vigor G
IL de 6eptiembre del ppdo afio.
I'll AgradeCemos la atenci6n.
II Bien venido.-Hsmos tsnido
quito de recibir la grata vista ,
nuestro distiDguido amigo el Z
q D. Enrique Rodriguez y Gonsale
y de Pefiuelss
Bien venido, y le deseamos fol
,e permanencia EN- esta Capital.
vi Loci6n s1ti' hsfp6tioa. --- Ii
y. mamos una vez mas 10 atenci6n d
N lp6blico hacia las exCelencias Cul
Al twas de squel con rs3on celebra
Ie | med:camento del DR. Monies.
a. Acercs del mlsmo va On otra o,
<. to IN anuncio que tambi6n res
'msndAmos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09

sfToda la noohe en- wn grito!-Asi
contestaba I'm pobre seiior q otro
que le preguntaba como habia pa
sado Ia noche anterior.
II Y como ha sido ESQ I
LA picara cote. No me deja
descansar nj pegar los ojos; y esto
me pone csda vez mas enfermo.
". se tiene 10 culpa; 81 tomase
el Jarabe de CloraI de Fol'et, que
proporciona un sucfo tranquilo y
feparador, sin traer coDsigo niDgu.
no de los trastornos que producer
los opiaces y que 10 deja q v, a.
despeftar, sin pesades nj dolor de
eabexa, veria V. como no As Queja'
bs, como ahora 10 hace, slendo Dig
no de O. m2 asi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
MOvIMInNTO DE BUQUNs.

NaTRADAS Oh TBAvHGfA.
Ninguns.
NNTRADAs DE CABoTAJE.
vap esp Aviles, F." de Arecibo
= ruta.
Col esp "Ana Marla," de Yabu-
Goa.
Col esp "Isabela," de Humacao.
aAL1DAs DIN TRAvMsfA,
Para Boston, gol ing "Robbie
Godfrey" despachada por A. Raus
chenplst, con 45 boys miel con
$4,000 kilos.
sAL1DAs DR oABoTAJn.
Col esp " Pepito," para V~ga
baja.
Bdra esp "Ritita, para Aqua.
dills y Mayagtiez.
Bdra esp Nueva Flor" " para
Vieques.
Bdra esp Pedrit', "psra Vie
Ques.
Col esp 80. de Maria," para
Arecibo.
DESPAOHADoS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
Preci0s de pasajes.

Ds Humacao & Fajsrdo 6 6 Vie.
ques, 6 vice-versa $3.50 popa, 81
prOa, y $3.50 jornaleros CON el 10
p. 8 de recargo para ell Estado ,
sin manutenCi6n. De HumacaO,
Fajardo y Vieques & Ia Capital 6 q
II Tbomss, 8 vioe-verss &6 pops,
. proa con Il 10 p 3 de recargn,
y sin msDu'eu ion. Para mas
informes itigit !, rus consignata-
RIGS d. Guttavo Preston en- Huma-
Coo, 6 d sIs aver TIA Sres S0brino
de Izquierdo & Go, Capital, D,
Lufs M. Ointr6p. Fajsido; d. Fsus.
tino Fuertes, Naguab ; D. Gus
tsvO Preston, Viequee y YabucoS,
= los Sres A. Lugo 81 Go, st Tho
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
OPHRACIoNEs DB BUQURs EN PTo
TRAvEsfA.

Boa nor "Vasco de Cana, car
gando.
Berg esp" Virgen del Buen o.
mino," cargando.
Berg esp "Joven Matiss." descar
gando.
Berg amer "John J. Marsh," pen
diente.
Col amer 81. B. Atkinson" PEN
diente.
Col ing " Wlndermere, " descar.
gando.
Berg ing "Mabel Howard" des-
cargando.
Col amer &c. Il. Holden" des-
cargando.
OABoTAJn.
Col esp Mayaguezana, " pen
diente.
Bdra esp" Terrible, "carga pars
Arroyo.
Bdra esp "Aguadillsna," cargt
para Aguadilla y Mayagiex.
Bdrs esp Valenciana, " Cargi
para MayagueE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
Vap aIem VALEsIA
JOSE T. SILV A
TETUAN S7.-OA1'ITAL

Oonsulado de M6jiCo, Bar .uero
comisionists, Agenre primo pal de
Ia Compsfiia general Traa Gtl6nti.
que (vapores franceses), Oorrespon
sal del Credit Lyounsia de Paris, Ra
presentante de los Establec, mien-
tos de Gail de Paris, de Ia Com
psfiia de Seguros contra incendios
Norwich Union, +" y de Ia Oompa.
ala espafiola Alianza de asegura-
dores de Barcelona. Tene su-
cursal en- Aguadills.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09

De EzQUIAeA.
FtaHTAL.Ez:A

UAs& Go gtrok com!ssuDos.
Agentes de jos v1pores -corFeos ~ Il
CompAfiis TrsestIAntics Esps1oIa.
Agencss do Id Id De loo seforss LM.
rTtnsgs Co., &c Liverpool.
Iaem idem G.. 81. Flstcher 90.
Id. (compahfa ola Flscha'') DO ID.
Agsntse do Ia Id DO log seiiores J. r
E:cksls = Co., Lnsa de "Serra''.
Agsntes de Bahr, Behrend y Ross
LINES de "Serra".
Aesntss Dc lG Ocmpsnia As Rsgufo.
ceLtrs Incsndios dsnomins do 10 " 10.
yal''. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
VAPOR IVO BOSCH.
Captain RiIJSECH.

Servicio regular, rApido y como
do entire Humacao, Vieques. Fajar'
do y Capital, admitlendo csrgs J
pasajeros.
On Uiaje sDensttal d st Thomas.
Sc recibe y entrega en- TERRA, y
SO admite carga q los mismos tipol
de fete ? en- as mismas COZ diCi0.
nes que las GOletGs.
V6ase su ruta en- otro lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
ALMANAQUES.

Ds pliego, con eI saptora', da
tos astfon6micos, fieetas re 'gio
sac y oficiaies, etc, = Blocks, de
vsriadas formas y eiegantes cro-
mos aIeg6ricos, desde eI mas Ia
ioso ai mas eronomico, pero to-
dos beI.os ; escogidos, haIlanse y
se venden en- ests Impreuta.
IY rronto Sc concIuy en-!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
Ramnlinn nan dal MpialRr

RemolinO, Dep del M glsler
Rep de Oolo mhia, Agnsto 5 1885
Seiorss Lsnma' Il Kemp, Nueva
York.
Muy seiiores mios:-D 'spues de
8 amos de terribles sufrimleDtos A
Consecuencia de una ulcersci6n en-
Ia nsriz, me haCen hUy exclsmar
lleno de contentt: ! Bendita sea la
divina ZGrsGparrilG de BRISTOL
Habia sgotado todos los RENE
dio para aliviar mis- autrimientos, y
cada dia el NAL avanzaba rapidR
mente. hoy lleno de vida me he
entregado mis- babituales ocupa,
clones, gracias q Ia maravlllosa pre-
paraci6n de la ZGrxapGrrillG de
Bristol.
En- el deseO de prestar & la hu-
manidad positivos bieues, les eett-
mare 81 Vds 10 tienen & bien Sc sir
van dar publlcidad & este esponta
neo testimonio, 8. &c.
Antonio NJ: ROdrtSWes.
NnfindMA AIVu Lasaasv 6s vlaAE.
LIS m6dicos reComiendsn 10
Emulsion dc SCOTT como enArgiCo
reConstituyente en- todos los Casos
de escIofulosis v raquitismo y en- Ia
tuberculosis pulmonsr
Sehores Scott y Bowna.-Muy
senores mics: teDgo el gust0 de ma
nitestarles que desde hace Tres
amos veDgo recetando, en- aquellss
dolenciss para lss que esta indics-
do, el tan ienombrado 6 inmejors-
bic producto llamado Emulsion dc
Scott, Elm que hssta shora hsya de-
jado de dsrme el resuIado de- ca
do.
Asi, pues, On vista de clio, no du
do On prescribirla & aqueltos pa
cientes que sufren de des6rdenes
traf1cos 6 de nutrici6D, y que so ex-
r&pidamente 81 no se acu
diese prontsmente & dicho preps-
RADIO, que encierra e1 Of productos
tan asimilables Y reconstitnVet tes
Tauto en- la djate,is escrCfuiosas,
linfatismo. raquit'smo, Y s0bre To-
do on Ia tuberculosis pMlmonGr, sus
efectos son incon testables.
Por su gusto sgradsble sc toma
sin repugnaucia alguna. Dssean.
do D ustedes toda clase de prospe-
cidad, aprovecho esta OCCASION para
suscribirme so mas sffmo steuto vi
). 8. J. Mon@gas. as.-Msysgtiez i
Puerto Rioo, 26 de Abril de 1887.
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