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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
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NEW C.ISTLE I'RESBTTERY.
Beginning of Its Annual Session---Th
Delegates Present..

btiNkhteH AiENtHN
ELKToN, Mn, April iS..-I'hc annual SEES
sion Of the New Castle Presbytery CON
vened in Elkton tonight. The opening
sermon was delivered by the retiring
moderator, Rev. W. ii. Logan OF Princess
Anne. Rev. w. T.. SwartA Of Wilmington,
was elected moderator and the ReyS. j. ID.
Blake and Luther A. Oates were chosen
temporary clerks, The Rev. John Me-
Elmoyle, recently called TO the ltlSton
Church from the Philadelphia Presbytrry,
was admitted as member Of the New
Castle presbytery. The stated clerk is
Rev. DR.. y. II. Miller OF Newark. Del.
The session will continue several days
The members of the reception committee
are r. L. lunar, Chairman II. NJ. McCul-
Tough and John NJ. Fucker. The ministers
and elders attending rs delegates are Rev
II. L. Bunstein, Milford, Rev. John u.
Blake, Rev. George Coulson, Joseph T..
Wright, perryville; Rev. y. y. Fitzgerald,
Snow Hill Reys. John i. Franlllin, A. n.
Keigwin, l.. W. Long, Thomas II. Lee, IL.
Marks, j. Il. MilIigan, w, T. Swart2. W.,
w. Taylor and Elders David Anderson, J..
r. Bush, John Barney, William NJ Candy,
K. u. Mitchell, w. +. Oliver Of Whining
ton; Rev W. ]. fitaSimon of Princeton,
n. j.; Rev Alex. Gilmore OF Bridgeyille
Rev. S. A. Galley, COlora Rev. ID. Hutch
inson, G. W Mckimigan, FELTON,; Key.
John 5. Hawk, +. j, Costcn, Pocomule
City; Rev, i. y. Lewcs, PrinGetomt
Rev. D. II. Laverty y, /. Mustard,
Lewes; Rev. w, H. Logan, Prin-
cess Anne; Rev IL. +. Mason,
Rev. n IL. Miller Il. Il. Appleby, L. T..
Frazer, Newark; Rev, Il. IL, Moore, Joseph
u. peakyne, Middletown; Rcy. J. I. Mar
shall, GreenviIe Rev L. A. Oates, I. +.
Clark, Delaware City; Rev. John Patton,
Rev NJ. Osmnnd, Phi.adelphia Rev. i. 81.
Perry, II, H. Brady, Chesapeake City; Rev.
w. Richardson, Houston; Rev. :. W. Rel
CART. a. G. 'oadyinc, Salisbury; Rev.
James Robinson, Princeton; Kew ]. 4
Stonecipher, X. NJ, Jones, Dover; Rev. w,
II, Shcpp, C. r. Jones, Georgetown; Rev.
X. A. Sawyer, u. w. Eorbitt Odessa; Rev,
q. Il. Thompson Wilmington Rrv. j L.
Nalandighum, James If, Walker, Ncwtrki
Rev, Charles a. Walker, Rev. :. L. NElic,
David stewart, New Castle; rev. Jacob
| Weidman. !. 4. Vaudcgrit, Port Penn;
| w. y. Bye, i,ock: 4, Il, G. Garhart, W. j.
| Murray, Zion; X. A. ilunumel. farlNiiic;
John T, Dewitt, J.. l.. steele, Rock, W. g,
| FontAine, Prince, Annc ). y, Logan,
fredericksburg; j. K. Martin, Cool SprlmS;
| G. A. cakes. New York; William Skinner,
Glasgow; G. o, lrenchard, Church Hill
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

The real estate Of Esther !. stroud and
Joshua STROUD. deceased which was OK.
posed to public sale by the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company under an order
of the ORPHAN court 10 sell the same
MAS Withdrawn yesterday one OF the
properties is situated va the nurtheriy side
~ second street between Shipley and
Orange streets, white the other is situate
un the easterIy side Of Poplar street, be-
tween Second and Third streets. There
were few bidders yesterday and the
property will be exposed to sale at another
tTtp
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

United Press Dispatch By Special Wires.
OsAGE CITY, kAS.. April lg.--About %
oGlUcE yesterday afternoon, one ut the
worst cyclones that ever visited Kansas
struck this city, and in q short time 40
buildings had been wrecked and several
lives lost. About - persons We're seriously
injured, many Of whom will probably die.
The position Of the city which was deyas.
tatcd lies on the south side ui the tracks Of
the santa i'e railroad and comprises both
business and residence buildings. The
names Of the victims, as far as knuwii, are
llead-Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Waggoner,
cOlored. lniurcd---Joseph Bacon, cOiorcd,
RIBS broken; two children OF Iii Conner,
heads and arms severely injured u. i.
Williams. back hurt; l.. ii, llcrak, hips
and arm broken; Miss Hicrak, head hurt
Mrs. Minnie Mahey, arm broken Mrs. a.
Gardner, badly bruised, child Of Scsle
Dolscn, arm hurt. child Of n. IL. Larroll,
badly scaldcd; Evan Morshan, Nelse Sel'
son, Emile Georgia Mrs. Simon hurt in
head; child Of John swanson, scalp cut
and generally bruised
Fully 100 houses, barns and stores in the
suburbs were completely demolished
Telegraph and telephone lines are al
down and the streets arc filled with debris
The damage is estimated at 100000
OssawatDmie, Kan, was also in the patti
of the cyclone, IL terrific hail storm &c
| Cured ~ y. III. Houses were flooded
| from the terrible fall Of rain. window:
were broken and several barns and small
| buildings blown over.
AMAN RtLLEp
LlSpES. KAN, April ia cyclone herr
| last night blew down the court house anC
jail and the Methodist church, killing
| Henry llisch, who was standing on !
| street corner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
Gorlnnn r,nntist Assncintlnn.

The Delaware Association of the German
Baptist Church. comprising Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore and represent
ing 4 church membership Of 1000 was re
organized i'll This city Tuesday. III,
moderator aud the Rev William Ritz
mamnof Philadelphia clerk. Ii was decided
10 meet each spring and fall. Devotiona
exercises were conducted by the Rev
Charles Burhner al Philadelphia. III,
association adjourned to meet in Baltimor
next November.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
~ TIL AEGtsL.irnRl.

The Police Commission EilI Endorsed by
!, CitncIiinK Vote Business il tllc House.
Special Dispatch 10 N1Hrttc ana journal.
Dover, April l".'lhe senate has now
endorsed the llaI,sn amendment TO the
Police Commission bill hy d two-thirds
vote, Senator Wa ii recording lis cntc in
the affirmative, tlis mornins, AMI having
il 50 catered On the Journal.
Mr. Dascy. IN TING House, introduced the
two F'cnwGkhs island hiis
The House passed IIt-e substitute bill
for the relief Of the lnjt. uG Holm Fehrcn-
bach; House bill relating to foreign cor
pGrations doing business in Delaware; for
tic benefit Of tua Narrow Dyke Marsh
Company.
President Morse If the Edge Moor Iron
Company mas written Il letter protesting
against tile passage Of suburban railway
bills, evidently applicable to The Gordon
Heights bill!
,lhc Senate passed the House bills incor-
raFatng the Darlington Medicine Cont
pany; Wilmington Market House Com
puIy; Humane Association Of Delaware;
renewing The charter If the l6randywinc
Iundrcd Association for the Recovery Of
Stolen Horses; Senate bill incorporating
the Milford Masonic Hall Company.
The House passed the second ul the
Augustine Marsh hills; also House bills
| providing for convict labor on roads in
Kent and Sussex smyrna Notary Public
bill; dvorcng William &. and Mary II,
Perry; incorporating the Law and Order
Society Of Dover
The Senate r,ill"d tic bill d.yorcing
David J. and Mary & Murphcy,
The Senate passed the CoUch Convict
Labor bill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Constables FOR Scw Castle aud Mil Greek
hundreds Elected at Tuesday, kcgu-
far Meeting.
At Tuesdays regular meeting "A the
Lew Court commissioners. Israel "iiings
was elected constable Of New Castle hua-
bred and j. a. Creeden for Nil. trerk
hundred
IN reply to a petition from residents Of
the locality the commissioners decided u
take charge at the bridge ovec the sAsstl-
fras river. Alexander B. cooper addressed
tho court asking that the break ~ the
bank Of Mill creek near New Castle ue re-
paired 1t was decided TO make an inspec.
ton of the damaged bank 70 day. On
Tuesday next the bridge at Holly Oak will
be inspected.
The court decided to fix n day for re,
ceiving the accounts of the road commits,
siOncrS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Dclamorl Place, the home Of Ambassa-
dor EayaFd. has been leased To Howard
Fylc, thcartisl &c tins city who will occupy
the historic residence turing Mr.. Bayarl's
term as Am passador 10 England, The
daughters of Mr.. Bayard who are now
travelling il Sweden will join their parent
upon their arrival in London. Thomas i,
iayard, IT.. and Philip Bayarl viii re-
main in tins country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
: '---
nv ms own NEGLIG ESCE.

The Coruner's verdict ON the Death Of IL
Man who Was Killed By -. & o..
Traln.
Special Disputrh 10 Gazette and Journal.
ELNrnN, MD, April Christopher
Winner, icrmau OF Baltimore. aged 80
years, attempted % board freight train No.
1870, north.hound, at Aiken station On the
H. 4 q. railroad, last evening, and was
thrown under the wheels Of the train and
instantly killed
His body was badly mutilated. Coroner
Perry Gutenberg hold An inquest today
and 4 verdict was rendered that Winner
met his death by Ills own negligence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

John $. Cssperson has been appointed
postmaster at Clayton, Del. lie was post
master during the previous administration
of President Cleveland, Mr., Casperson is
at present notary public, justice of the
peace and town alderman at Clayton,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
FourLi.es lost BY shirwreeIs.

United Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
SEATTLE, WASH, April lo.-The sloop
la foundered off Cape Flattery Monday
night, in heavy gale. It is reported that
fnllr lives Mnrn lnst
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
lHE $4,000 fine RENTED
BY the Court in the p. T. E.
Smith Embezzlement Case.
THE COLEMAN JURY DlSAGREES
The Case Against George w.
Fleming Called.

interest In the Election Cases at tho
United States Court Continues I'm
abated---The Jury Disagreement in the
Coleman Case Looks Like an Exact
Political Opinion---It Was six to Six.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Dir. II. Is. Mcdowell, formerly Of Mid
dctown. will be married III Monticello,
Ind, April 10th, to Miss Mary Kendall OF
thnt plaee,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
ANOTHER FEARFUL CYCLONE
Forty Buildings Wrecked In
Usage City, Kan.
TWO KILLED AND MANY HURT
About One Hundred Buildings
Demolished.

One of the Worst cyclones Ever Known
iii iLansIs--Osage ely Wrecked and
Number Of People Injured--hIan and
wife Killrd--Ihe Damage Estimated
at $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Emitted Press Disnattn hv Snstal Nirna.
PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-Flour, inactive and
weak. Wheat, dul and easier; NO. . rod, T3A4r.;
NJ, : Pennsylvania rcd, IaG Corn, qnlot nnd
steady: M. for local trade, iiHc.: No. , in
export elevator, tsE Rye, dtll ut fOt. for No. 2,
oats, lnet bnt hrin No. white, iOjsc.; Nc. 3
whltr &c.,: mixed. $40. Bran, quiet and steady;
winter, sl1.tnHls,60: spring, S.IalTtN. isaIcd
lay, firm with u fair trade: tiiRuthy, small
bales, Si5aii.5l; fancy large buIes. fli.5lals.j0;
uiXrh, Sl25gai6, bnloa rye straw St3.50.
Butter. scarce and firm: Pennsylvania cream
cry. CSira, 8 G.; Pennsylvania prints. extra,
wholesale, re: do. do lOhnlng, at 'lr,ut Eggs,
firm aud in good demand; nsylvAnta ltFstF,
lie. Cheese. firm. Petroleum. steEly. Pohtoe> ,
uuint and steady AT bsr.atl.U0 as 70 quality.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08
OOLEGIO NOTARIAL,

Nuestro querido amigo y corre-
ligionario el limo Sr d. Sebastian
MunoE y Rivera, Sc ha heCho cargo
de la Notaria de Arecibo, para que
ha sido nombrado por 81 Gobierno
Supreme.
Por muchos amos ejerci6 nuestEo
oitadO amigo el cargo de NOtario
en- Arroyo y anteriormente en- Ca
guss, CsptSndose en- ambos pueblos
les generates simpatfas, va como
tai funcionario y ga particularmen'
te.
Esto sentado, Y siendo el sefloI
Munoz unO de los prestlgiosos &
ilustradOs Notafios del Oolegio
one goza en- el mism0 de elevadC
cOnCeptO y de la pdblioa estima.
ci6n, podemos ssegursr que la vi
LA de AEecibO tendra en- su nuevC
NotarlO un leal servldor de Ia fl
pdblica y IN cumplido caballero,
como le tuvo en- su dignfsimO an
tecesor nuestro distinguido amigo
ell LcdO, d. Jose A. de la Tore
quien dentro de breves dias Sc hars
cargo de Ia Notaria de esta Oapi-
tai, para que ha sido nombrado.
Deseamos a nuestro repetido ami
go, como tambi6n & So muy aprecia.
BILE familia, todo genero de diohaG
en- gu nueva residencia, Y felicita-
mos a la Villa de Arecibo por la
adquislci6n de persona tan digna
para cargo tan imroItante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08

en- un Cusrto de su pr0piedad, con
objeto de pedirle unas herramien-
tas, que le habfa dadO a guardian
ell dia anterior.
Largo ratio estavo llamandO, y
no habiendo obtenido repuesta, Sc
asom6 por ell sgujero de la cerrs-
duEs, viendo que la lave estaba
pnesta por la parte de adsntro. Es-
to le infundi6 sospechss Y di6 suen-
to al vlgilante seTor Fuentes, quien
en- seguids 10 participo al CeladOr
don David Pardo, y este a su vez
al Juez de instruction senor Pele.
gTi, ell cusl Sc constituy6 inmedia-
tamente en- aquel sitio.
Para entrsr en- ell aposento tu-
vieron que abrir a viva tuerZa una
ventana y vieron en- la CANA ell ca
daver de OlleE que presentaba tres
heridas: una en- Ia garganta y dos
an el vlentr6, inferidas con un pun.
z6n de hero, encontrandosele en-
Gina ell arma con que Sc di6 muer-
t3.
Oller, que era de ofioio herrerO y
natural de Barcelona, dei6 escritOs,
en- una carts, los movies de su fa-
tai resolucion; sup6nese que Sc
suicidGria anoche.
Gozabs de muchss slmpatias en-
todo el barrio.
FL Sr Juez di6 las 6rdenes pro-
piss del case y q las doce fu5 con-
duoido ell cadaver al hospital para
hscerle la correspondence autop-
sla.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08
IsLA DE CUBA.

DE Ia parsiaa De iassaa s0,
(pof q tmplsAr eaiAsauxo Haai
daro) qas sargissA FsSssnssmsass
en- Ia provissla as sassa Car.
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gaarda 20 sn % Asgila astvsNss
|eaii ni el rteassao.
ka laa sseAas . Gee Alsassa :
Zoe a'sinos eAslss sahaAaa qas
ssnernoa . h vassa % Gas aaaa
patds etesrSs. sssxwse 80 los il
tidestes &c armas frs asaeA 4
eamp6a. ns, sem s saAs ~
elan 'iso nastgv' , fse& 4 saaiss
hsfados reF IL lattHa F&Alsa =
pFissaplo as = slgssaas. 81
'os FtsAssss usae AaA4aa sA4
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eioa De Ia lsy,y cs ssE4a - IL
eiaa FFesss gaa eco swa asa1ma .
lac a1gOFsaads*.
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10. &c sl lsHss aaa 9 ffaraas ss was
satvA 'sItssesa. - asss a..
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08
SECCION OFFICIAL.
"lAifiaEiCIl dRlL Dl Hl(lliDA PUBLICl
DE La ISLA DEPUERTO. .RTOO.
oremlar.--AmilGaraniensos.

0rcalar.-Amillaramientos.
La Junta Provincial de Reglstros
II Amillasamientos, en- session cele-
hsAda en essa techs, 90 ha servido
acoEdAE
Pflmcxo.--Se pFosTogA hasta ell
dlA qaince del prescnte mes ul ter
asao sehalado en- el agtfeulo Quln-
80 ae q Circular de - de Septiem.
bro del sosriente Ano pablicada en-
l. taaassa del % del mIsmo, para
1laIs5alE y rcoogcT Las Cednlas en-
aas Aan de snOsasse laa fincas rIis-
iseAs. uFeAnas J gsnAdos /; slendo
cnscadl1o qnc hAhgAn de Quedar
5oaEislvAmsate recogidas y en- DO
ass Do las CoEisiones municipales
e. la sxpFeaada tsehs, Is del &C.
saA1
scxando--Se scnala el sermlno
4e a4laoo dlAa MAS, que veneerzn
|es - dc DsslembEe corTiente, para
a@a "a CoEalsisnca mnnIclpales
g @psaa 10 Qze disponen los arti.
sa8ss 70 Al 6i, sea que: despuss
ss Esaag das IA c64nlas re agreguen
= g=e expsssz e. articuIo 20 del
sseE .anaeoso y aAs qac corsespon-
La . elscs distSisua maniclpales,
u sN@sssssAa cssAs aatinsAs los Al
sA.5ss 4 A@s 3easisns snses del diA
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sastsAe3 : ss=esAsdosks oosFclatI-
rA1@es 80 tss@ea lAs cS3naaa de los
80 - sAa Asazetoa pgesentado s
as Asshsme< dA4a deAesenfas, pre-.
"a ssxess1s sa<aaa per caeasm De los
sAeas@txa csc 10 aenAa qne Iadiea
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sasszs Fsss&essx xas eegna pgnccp-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08
FRARCIA Y ESPARA.

Ntmes con mueh3 guato. por
ensusiassas ttfsFtneiAa &c "a pfsa
90 pone a., qas hAa uja o5lslo
de gtandss y eor4lAi re- atseaaios
sa Ia CIodAd ael out laa bsaarroa
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50 vtE a&n sAbaao satssape n4ss.
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saa Lah, = ice eAfiasaoa ha1s =.
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slaa sc pssmsasae4A 4s = sAtt
ss Ia haAiA 3s + ess.
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tafto. "a raas a@sasg laaa8E4.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08

1 EL BoLRTIN MERCANTTL $3 95,
Sres 6obrinos de EEquiaga 3.95.
Sres SucesOres de Dorado Y c.
8 95. d. Grato ~Tlnaud 395. ri
BaEco Bspanol 1896. D. Salvador
Bayona 1896. Sres MendIzabal V
Os 3.95. Sres Sucesores de Jose
Hernais 395. Sres Scrs de Orcasi
tas y O. 3'95. Sres nj. Roman y
or 8 SO. ID. Anaoleto Agudo 3.95.
Sres hubert Hermanos 395. ID.
Jose Rodriguez Fuentes 3 95. Sres
Gonzalez Perez y Co. 395. Sres
Alvarez Gonzales y @. 3.95. Sres
HernaiE y O. 395. Sres Ohavarri
~ Cs 395. Sres Bolivar ArruEa
Iy @? 3.95. d. Fernando Lopez
Tuero 800. sres Egogcue y Clos
S95. Sres Sierra y Palau 395.
Sres Barcelo y Perujo 395. d.
Jose I. Silva'395. Sres A. Figue
roa = Cs 395. Sres Oaldas = G.
395. d. Enrique del Val 395
Sres Sob'inos de Luiha 3.95. Sres
T. Font y Hermsno 395. Sres J.
Ochos y Hefmano 1896. Sres Sers
de Vijsrde & Co 3.95. SoUrinos de
Isquierdo s 90 3.95. Sres villar
Fabian s. 90 3.95. Sres s. Melon
& 90 3.95. Sres Ollvas &: Co La
Mallorqulns 1896. SEes PiEA Her.
manos 395. d. Santos Filippl
3.95. Sres Pieras Il 90 3.95. Sres
A. Msyol & Co 395. Sres ZAl.
duondo y Vale 3.95. d. Ramon
Garden 395. Sres Palacios s. 90
1896. Sres Armas J JlmensE 8 95.
ID. Fidel GuillermetS 395 sres
BorrAs J Reines 305. ID. Julian
MatienEo 395. S:es Font y Vidal
395. ID. Avellno klixalde 395
d. Manuel Vicente 395. Sres f..
AHrabal & 90 3 05. sres Lentlnl Il
Co $50. Sres Ahumsda Is Co 5 90
sres Fajardo Hermanos Il 90 5 q5.
sres Sues de Bordoy 395. ID. jose
Oastany 8 95. 6Fcs Oerecedo Her.
msnos Ac 90 3 395. ID. A. Cabafi a.
D!ax & Co 395. ID. Pedro CrbiE
toDdo a95. ID. Francisco Fontaui-|
Has 395. ID Rafael Llat eza 5 g5.
Sres j. Peha & Co 395 FarmAela
de Blanco 3.95. ID Jos6 Fernandez
Botss 3.05. ID. Andres Calvo 5 as.
Sres Gonzalez y Alonso 3 95. sgrs
Vicente & 90 s 80. sges A. Vicen.
te y 90 3 395. Sres Lopez vIIlamil
Il Co 5s5. Sres Sobrlnos de Por.
tllla 395. ID. Joae L5pes ZAta,e
5 93. ID. Octavio Umpie1rc s a5.
limo sr Obispo 3 95. ID. Francisco
Delgado 395. ID. Ricardo lvorra
395. ID, AdAlbeIso Dsar Nor 5 a.
ID. Alexandra Iuatsia 395. 4 e.
Suea dc Qncvrdo y Hc@s as5
MAYAGURz.
Sr SnAn 3 a5. Sr Baauna 8 a.
Sr Roukset as. sr BAges s As.
sr sAoaseg 59a sE AuAras S.a5
81 Bravo 395 HT schalsc ags
LARRs
Don Miguel Coll gal.lsn 2.sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08

Por !oablg iniciativA de Is Juuss
de DAmss constiiuids en- San
Germsn para sllegsr reaursos cor
destino 4 nuestro vsliente Ejerci.
to de MslllIs, disron con este OBJ
jeto en- aquellA Ciudad, los irts-
ligentss sicionAdos al arte esce =
nico De Is misms, una funci6n
drkmstieA cuyo producto Iiquido
assemble 10 sums de $92 so.
Orgariz6se ademas, con ei pro-
pio repelido io, IN Bazaar que
produjo Is eAntidad de $97l6, y
ss entrss6 en- ls AleAldis uu ca
jon de bilAs y snisjss para que :
tros heridos de Africa.
Componsn IA express iA Juota
las diRnss st1otEs siguisnte
Prsss3aas.
Dona Eloisa Sotomsyor de Beamui
}vos- Prer4tssa
Dons Emilia Csrdons ds saris.
EstsoFa
Dona Antoais SAnmigeel de GIpi.
aa4e4
D3na CARROTS Candsl d. Sanchez.
Antonia Ramos BE Skpehex.
Niegofin RIVER.
/" Augela Sarls.
ssssr2~lz
D9Ea L1sia o. 3e PaxAa.
( b IN, gnsy ttrn por lAs diasia-
"a dAs dAmss Ga Saa German v
por I9dA A4Gsls culsk CiulAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08
- Ea -

Con pens registramos en- nuss-
trAs c0lumnAs ell fallecir,lento,
ocurrido aver en- Ia C,ibs, trss
prolongada erfermedAd. del Ex-
celen'isimo Sr d. joe de Cells
Aguilsra, Diputado 8 Cortes y
Provincial que hsbiA side, SCI
como tSmbien Presidents del di.
suelto psr:ido liberal-aEimiliEts.
& Sr CeliF, persona de nuss.
tra smiatad Y eonsideracion, era
un cA6allsro dissipguido y corree.
to, ademas de estar sdornAdo dc
otrAs eualidades no msnos rele -
vastes. Fignr6 mueho en- Is po-
itica provincial, en tiempos dema,
'ueha que ahors. y demostr6 no
ooess veces que repe.iA Ia Into
leranse inlransigsnela que q tam
toe pertarba J elegA en- los eombA
tes de los psrtidos.
Baen padre De fami.is, amsnte
ssposo Y diSno eiadadano, ers
con rsxon esumalo de cuantos ls
eonoeiao Y trAiAbAn.
Descanae su alma tn IA eteTna
mansion de los sseogido,, 2 reel.
bA su angastiAdA fami.is uu sstrAa
sineeras trases de rondo.encla en-
ls protgn ia tribuiaei6o de Que g,
victims por Ia irrepArable das
gracia qae Ia ha hari1o, qas
nosotros con ella dsp!oranos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-08
REMESA DE- DONATIVOS
, PARA MEIITLLA,

RELAOION de 10 embarcado el dis
4 del corriente, q bordo del vapol
espafol "Alfonso XII" 10 con.
nignaci6n del Excmo Sr Captain
General Jefs q cpersciones del
Ejdrcito sspsfiol en- Africa.
II caias contenisndo 1l,000 paque-
ted de / libra picadura.
10 cAjas conteniendo 81 APO tabacos
! psca tabaco en- rama con PESO de-
Elk
3 csjas con peso de 388 kiIos, con-
teniendo hilAs, vendsjes, trapoe
camisas, sAbanas, calzt ncilloe, etc,
! bocoy pesando 782 kilos dc Axd-
car moscabado.
] csja pesando 269 kilos de azdeal
centrifugsds.
100 sacos pessndo II, ,955 kiloS de Rzd'
car centrifagads.
so sacos pegando $780, kilos cafe
en- grano.
1876 cuarterolas contenisndo 1876 Ii.
tros ron de caha prusba 81 = 2S
"Oartier."
~ 2 csjas conteniendo 90 botelIas ron
de cana.
La anterior remesa ha sido he
chs Dor 10 Jun,a Provincial de
auxilios, nombrada por el s,fior
aGoberEsdor. y cuyo Presidente ss
iel limo Sr Intenderte de Hacien.
Do don Salvador Bavons. 81
Deposi.ario de esta Junta, don
Ricardo Alfonso, cump!iendo Ell
oacuerdo dc 10 misms, 90 el que
con gran actividad , no poca d.
Hgsneia he organizado esta sxps-
dici6p, producto de donativos en-
4 especie y mssklico.
~ Vaya para todos nues.rA cAlu-
.roxa enhorabuena por tai de-
mostraci6n de afecto y simE asiA D
nuestro Ejereito en- Africa.