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Evening journal., 1893-06-16
WIIminrtnn MheeImen to CoDtest.

Four Wilmington wheelmen are en-
tered in the fourth annual races Of the
Park Avenue Wheelmen on the Tioga
track at Westmoreland station, fve
miles from Philadelphia, which will take
place tomorrow afternoon. Clifford
Greenmsn and Frank Turner are Ell
tered in four of the races, j. Lee Hanley
in three and Andrew Rogan in two.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
A warren ..smoI.erl, Last NIght.

A "smoker" was held in the Warren
Athletic Club gymnasium last evening,
which consisted of four boxing bouts,
wrestling. performances on the vaulting
and parallel bars and club swinging.
Music was rendered by the Wilmington
Mandolin Company and Professor Schim-
merhorn. II is the intention of the man
agement of the club TO hold these
smokers" every Thursday during the
balance of the summer.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
SALADIN'S GREAT RECORD
JAMES B. GREEN'S STALLION BREAKS
THE WORLDS PAGING RECORD.

Greatest Performance OF Any Living
Pacing Horse on "a Haif-mno Track.
He Paced Yesterday at Wawaset Park
in 100 ga.
Saladin, the great stallion owned by
James B. Green, of this city, isa wonder
the greatest horse ever raced in the state
Of Delaware Yesterday afternoon, he
not only broke the record OF the state,
but his own and the best previous world s.
record by one second and three fourths.
The feat was performed on the halfmile
track at the Wawsset park IN the pres
ence Of about 800 spectators.
His owner and driver, James b. Green
brought him out on the track about 10
and sent him slowly around the course
twice so as to get him heated up He
was in fine condition and seemed anxious
to 60 Shortly afterward he started to
perform the greatest feat he had ever
attempted. His driver had him well In
hand and he was showing up strong.
Away he went without q skip. he passed
the first quarter pole in 5lt seconds
Hardly had he passed until he broke
This hindered him only second.
He was soon ON his feet again and
came in on the half mile in the great
time of 1 03i Around the track he
went in q beautiful pace and reached the
three.quarter pole in 1854. He con-
tinued his great work toward the wire,
being urged by his owner and as his nose
went under the wire four watches
stopped instantly and recorded the
greatest pacing record of the world,
2 O9f. The watches were in the hands
of yrank @ Stidham, Michael Divine,
Postmaster Daniel Il. Stewart and Frank
Mccoy
About twenty watches were held on
him. some had the time . OSl, . OSl and
2O0l. The official was however, 2.O9i.
This is the greatest performance ever
made on any half mile track i'm the
world. Rilea Mediums great pacing
record Of 10i, the worlds trotting
record over a half mile track, 2.l2h and
/ Nelson's performance on the Trenton
track last year, 210l, records are broken
by Saladin's performance.
Saladin is a son Of Sultan, 2.2i, who Is
the sire of Stamboul, 2073; Saladin'i
dam is Ella Lewis, q. He is sever
years old.
The Wawaset track on which this per
formance was made is twenty-eight fee
longer than q mile. He went two quar-
ters on the outside and two on the i'm
The shoes which were taken off his fee
two hours before his great record wa
made weighed forty four ounces. One o
these shoes and boot weighedfour ounce
more than the entire set of shoes he wor
i'm the race against time. The latte
were made Of aluminium and weighe
three ounces each. This was hi
frst performance Of the season.
| During the afternoon several Othe
races came of, which resulted ss follows
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
The Law was Not vIolated.

Some person who evidently wished
to cause the management of the
steamer Thomas Clyde trouble,
went to the Custom House yesterday
and reported that the Clyde had on
board more passengers than the law
allowed. The officials investigated the
matter and ascertained that the law had
not been violated in any particular. The
boat is allowed to carry 1,5O0 people
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
DEATH OF 4 WRLL-KEOWE CONTRACTOR
Archibald Given Dies Suddenly and
Alone at His Home His Funeral
VIII BE Held on Monday.


WIN BE Held on Monday.
Archibald Given, an old and we'll
knewn resident of this city, died at his
home, southeast corner Ninth and Tat
nall streets last night. His death was
unexpected, although he has been in poor
health for more than a year. He was
apparently feeling better than usual
last night and ate a hearty supper.
After the meal he was talking TO Andrew
j. Traynor an old friend.
Shortly after Mr. Traynor had left the
house Mr.. Given's daughter, Lizzie, went
upstairs and found her father leaning
over the side of his rocking-chair. Dr.
j. Paul Lukens was sent for, but before
he arrived Mr. Given was dead. A deli
cate operation was performed on Mr.
Given about year ago.
He was suffering with a mastoid
abscess. DIR. Van Lennep, a Philadel-
phia surgeon, cut the bone and removed
the pus It gave relief, but Mr.. Given
had been in poor health ever since. His
daughters were injured I'm Philadelphia
about month ago and this gave him a
shock from which he never fully re-
covered. Mr.. Given was 6S years old
and was born in Ireland
He came to this country with his
parents and they settled in Philadelphia.
About twenty-five years ago he came to
this city and became a contractor and
builder until he retired from business,
several years ago. The Court House and
Institute Building were among the
buildings built by him.
he was a leading Democrat and fol
| two terms was a tax collector. The
funeral will take place from his late
residence Monday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
slack Denies the Charge.

Frank NJ. Slack denies the charge Of
embezzlement preferred against him by
James l. Willis He has retained VIII
liam S. Hilles to defend him in the Court
of General Sessions He says he will
make Mr.. Willis sweat for his action in
the matter.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
LAST OF SCHOOL DAYS.
THE FRIENDS SCHOOL COMMENCE
MENT THIS AFTERNOON.

Relatives and Frltnds Crowd to the
Meeting House to Hear tho Exercises.
Now wnl Play Take the Plaoo Of study
for the Summer
The commencement exercises Of the
Friends School were held this afternoon
In the meeting house at Fourth and
West streets. Tho large meeting house
was filed with friends aud relatives Of
the graduates. The graduating etuden.s
were seated in the front of the building
and their bright, young faces made the
scene AN attractive one George l..
Maris made an address 20 the graduates
which was full OF words of praise and
good advice. The following is q list Of
the graduates and their essays
"rhe Use Of Tiotion"........ Ethel Eden Bacl
"Ihe school Girls Future" .,,-
"Wns Whittier a National Poet or
the Poet of New Enrlandf". Sarah Bancroft
"Iho Missionary Spirit and lts
'The Lady With the Lamp"
Alma Frances Grove
"The Influence Of Partisan.
Civilization" .a...t.. Murray s. Howlan'
pesorintionr. nr............... Elizabeth Nleld
"The knights of Mhltan....s. Bell Roynold
Success and Hnw Attained. Molly A Todi
"rhe Charm of lrvings Style. Anna Vernon
Yesterday afternoon the primary depart
ment gave its closing day exercises. Al
interesting program was rendered bl
them consisting Of recitations, readings
and vocal music. Four kindergarten
diplomas will be awarded TO the follow
ing: Sarah s. Rumford, Mary Price
Clara Clark and Mary d. Lee.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
ANN 10 Mnndhnrr.

The Warren Wheel Club will 60 to
Woodbury., n on its regular run, on
June % Most Of the members are
expected to ride to Philadelphia, take
the ferryboats across the Delaware to
Camden and follow the river through
Gloucester TO Woodbury.. They will
leave this city at o'clock in the morn
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
An I'Ieciric Trcursion.

The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
First NJ. p. Church will give an electric
excursion to Shellpot Park on July l3.
The cars bearing the party viii leave the
p, W. & B. station at a. m, and re-
turn at D d. IL
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
FIVE MEN FIGHT LIKE TIGERS.
One WIN Die and Two Others are Suffer
ing From Pistol Shot Wounds.

ing From Pistol Shot Wounds.
CHICAGO, June 16.-Five men met in
an encounter with revolvers on Halstead
street, north of Adams street last night.
Shots followed each other in quick sue
cession and the affray sounded like a
real battle. When the smoke had cleared
away the police found three wounded
men and took one prisoner. The
wounded are:
"Trixy" Kane, shot through the neck,
will die.
William Christensen, shot through
the groin.
Joseph Wilson, shot through the left
leg.
The other men that took part in the
shooting are Jake Skinner and James
Houlihan. Skinner is locked up, but
Houlihan escaped.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
rho pncrlm ln New York.

The racing yacht Pilgrim arrived in
New York city safe and sound Tuesday
night. The work on the boat is being
pushed at the Erie basin and she will be
finished in about ten days.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
a MANS HoRRIeLE SUICIDE.
He Placed His Head Across the Rails
Under Moving Train.

DALLAS Tex. June 16. "A Monahan
special says; John Barnitz yesterday
placed his neck across the rail
under a moving train and was killed. He
arrived last Tuesday morning from
Carlisle, Pa, with his cousin, Jacob Bar
nitz. He has been employed as clerk in
one of the banks of that city for the past
ten years and came out here for his
health.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
CeIebratod His Elrhtieth BIrthday.

James NJ. Vaudegrift celebrated his
S0th birthday at bis home ELM Grange,
near McDonough, yesterday. About 5OO
relatives and friends We're present, a
number of them being from Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
THE MATERIAL WAS BAD
Building Inspector of District
Of Columbia Testihes.
FORD THEATRE INVESTIGATION.

Architect Clark Says That The Weight on
the Floors Was Considerably Less Than
the Safety Limit Rumor That Con-
tractor Daniel is Crazy over the EN-
element Caused by the Disaster.
WASHINGTON, June 16-Dr Patter-
son, coroner Of the District of Columbia,
yesterday began an investigation into the
Ford s Theatre disaster Colonel Aims
worth addressed letter to the coro-
uer complaining that the jurymen
were prejudiced against him by the testi-
mony of disafIected clerks and the riot
GUS proceedings of the previous illegal
hearing, and urging his right to be rep
resented by counsel to cross examine
the witnesses. Coroner Patterson re-
fused the request
LATER-In the continued inquest on
the victims of the Fords Theatre dis
aster to-day T. c. Entwistle, the build
ing inspector of the district, testified that
the mortar used in the alterations was
bad and the brick work badly done If
he had authority TO prevent it he would
not have permitted the work to DO done
in the way it was, for there was too
much risk.
Architect Clark of the Capitol, testi-
fed that the weight on the floors was
considerably less chan the safety limit
A rumor prevailed in the jury room that
Contractor Daniel, who performed the
work, was nearly crazy over the strain
and eXcitement caused bY the disaster.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
AttendInc a chnreh ConventIon.

Rev. B. T. Moore, pastor Of Shiloh
Baptist Church, Of this city. is now in
central New York state attending a
church convention there. He will return
in a week.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
Strawberries and Music.

Mrs Hubbards Sunday school class
will hold a strawberry festival this and
I morrow evenings in the second story
of No. 4i0 Market street. An orchestra
will furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
Boilers Inspected.

The boilers Of the steamer PocAhontas
we're tested by the United States boiler
inspector yesterday. They withstood the
Evening journal., 1893-06-16
A VVomnn Nofarv pnblIo.

Miss Ida j. Baker, Of Media, has teen
commissioned notary public by Gov
ernor Pattison.
Evening journal., 1893-06-16

Mrs. Eliza Crouch and her daughter,
Mrs. Eva Benson and child, Of Whining
ton, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. 2. L. Fountain, of New York, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cove S.
Wilson.
Quite a number Of Dovers young
people wsnt to Woodland Beach yester-
day.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17

LibroS de texto en- Fl Institut
y Escuelas Normsles y qne ga he
liam de venta On la Liberia del BO
LET[N:
Gramatics Oastellsna
Historic de Esp1fiA. 8. O.~a /.
Historic General, Fernandez d
Castro.
Aritmetics, Oardfn
Aritm@tios, Cortaz4v.
Algebra, OortRzae
Algebra, Oardin.
Geometris, CarIin.
Geometris, Oortazar.
FeTrer Y Rivaro, Legis's"itn
Agr cult'r & era y T r. -.
Flsoas Y Qrimica, Feli6.
PeiAg"gia. Santos.
Ret6rlcs Y Po6tios, Reg6'ez.
EconomfA Politics, 4Arnier
Fisica y Qufmics, Morate.
Geogesfls. Morate-
Retorics y Po6tlOA, Tertadillap.
Fisica y Qofmica, Sanchez CASA.
do.
Ira lucci6n latina, Polo
Gramatica latino, Rscartfn.
GramatiCa latina, A. Perez, rds-
tica.
Psicologia, L6giea y EtiCa, Mea-
tire.
Historic Natural, Pereds.
GramAtica Francesa, Ohantreau.
Disquisiciones gramaticales, A.
Perez.
Legislation, Macho Moreno.
Industria y Oomercio, Aid.
Ouadros sin6pticos Geografia,
Aid.
Metodo complete y Acompafia-
miento, Eslava.
Metodo solfeo, Eslsva.
Diccionario Latino, r. Miguel.
Teneduria de libros, Oastafio.
Progrsma 0rsmatica Ter curse,
4. Moreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
c0MPRIMlD0s De vIcRY De FeolT

Reno mo. Dap del Msgi4lsna
Rep de Oolo mhia. Agosto 5 1888
Sehorss Lehman Il Kemp, Nueva
York.
Muy sen ,res mios:-Despu9s de
3 amos de terribles sufrimient( 9 D
consecuencia de una ulcersci6n en-
a nhriz, me hacen hoy exclamar
lleno de cootentt: ! Bendita pea Ia
divina ZarsapGrriIlG de Bristol!
Habia agOtsdo todos los RENE
dios ! ara slivisr mis- suttimientos, y
cads dia ell NAL svanzaba rapids
me ente. =. hoy lleno de vida me he
entregado q mis- habituales ocupa
clones, gracias & la marhvlllosa pre-
parsci6n de Ia ZarsaparrillG d.
Bristol.
En- el deseo de prestsr 6 Ia h0.
manidad Dositivos bieDes, les estl-
mare si Vds 10 tienen & bien SO sir
van dar pnbllCidad a este esponta
neo testimonio, g.. e.
Antonio n. ROdrtsxes.
LIS m6dicos recOmisndan Ia
Emulsion de Scott como epArgico
eoonstiiuyente en- todos los cases
de escrofulosis rsquitlsmo y en- ID
tuberculosis pulmonar.
Sehores Scott y Bowne.-Muy
senores mios: tengo el gusso de ma
nitestarles que desde hace inel
ahos veDgo recetando, en- aquellsl
dolt ncias para lss QUE esta iDdicA
do, el tan fenom orado 8 inmetora
BILE producto llaDado Emulsion d,
Scott, sin que hasta Ahora haya de-
jado de darme el resu.tado deaea
do.
Asi, pues, en- vista de clio, no du
do en- preACriblrlA q aquellos pa
oientes que sufrsn de des6rdene'
trAficcs 8 de nutrici6n, y que We az
ten uarian rapidamente si no % acu
die e prontsmente & dicho psepa
rado. que eneietra e1 Of produeto
tan asimilablts y reconstitns sente'
Tanto en 10 diA;e Ia escr. fu o. ~
lirfatismo raQuitismo. y eobre 10
do eI 10 tuberculosis palmeHav, 81
efectos son incontestabl-a.
Por 80 gusto sgrsdable se tonI
ain repu9naneia algina. Dssean
do 4 ustedes toda Glaze de prosps
ridad, apfovecho esta ocasion par
sascriblFme 81 mas sffno stento
s. 8. J. MeRasas. -Mays gtieE -
Puerto Rlco, 20 dc Abril dc lSS'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
DKDIcAToRiA.
LA RAZOH DEL TTTULo,

=
DEDIcAToRiA.
LA RAZoH DEL TrTULo.
Observation-Disclosures Ri deber
sumplido.--La generacion que su-
be.--Ls justicia humana Prefer
tos criminalee. -- La formula del
progreso.--El p ogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. La opinion p6blioA
FL period'smo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que CO hoy la
prensa. La prensa y las leyeA--
La politicA --Lo que debe ser Ia
politica.--Como se haccn los poll
ticos. Como nacen los paEtidoa.--
Los proglamas politicoA-Artifi-
cios politloos.-Rl cArnaval politi-
1o.--Miserias politicas. -~ slncerl-
dad politics. politieC
LA democraeia--Prtnclplos do
mocrAtioos. os.--Ahsnrdos democfAsi
cos.--Dellrios democrAticoa. -- L
libertad de 10 OAtedra.-LAbertAG
contra derecho.--LA ignAldad 90
cial.--La ignAldsd en- In hissoriA-- --
La lgualdad ante In ras6n.--LA 20
berAniA---IA demagogia-- I>oa han
nos modernos.--La rcvolnos6n.-
Las huelgas. J eaoa.-
El nihilismo.- -Psopagandaa demo
ledofas Cancer soeiAis-~Antlno
mias J anomaliaa-El mayor d
os orfosoA AHA va Ia nave.--Epl
logo y oonoluAlon.
| Devant~--Rn 10 lmpgenta do
BoLwrKM MnRCAxTTI-
| Pru'io--U@ pcso cinenenta ew'
Itayoa sjemplas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
sAlIDAa Oh TRAvASfA.

Para Aguadills, vsp ing "Ran
noch." " despsohado por L timer =
Fernandez, con carga de transito.
Para Arecibo, vap esp "Psulina,
despachado pOr 8. de Eaquisga, con
carga de trsnsito.
Para Antgnder y escalss, vsp
esp "Oludad de Santander," desps
chado por Sobrinos de Eaquisga,
con IN bsul tabacos elabo -ados.
Para Hsbsna y escalas, vap 81 p
IN. L Villaverde," )" de spachsdo por
s. de Esquisg CON Carga de trss-
bordos
Para Wilmington, gol amer "Ro-
ger MOore," despachada por Fin.
lay Brothers, en lastre.
Para New York. gol ling "John
e. ShatfOrd," despachsda por Flu
lay Brothers, en- 2 408 sacos az6-
car con 274 312 ki os
sALIDAs DA oABoTAJR.
B Ira esp "B1enaventnrs," para
Fsjardo y vieqnes.
Gol esp 70. de Jes6a," para Are
cibo.
Col esp amelia" para Mauua-
bo.
Bra esp 20 car, para Maya
gnez.
GOl esp "Ana Maria" para AFRO
20.
Col esp "Dichoss," para Luqui-
Ito.
Col esp "B 'rir quep," para Aqua.
ditls y Mayagti-z.
Col esp MARIA" psra Mays-
gHez.
Col esp "HortensiA," para Lu.
qrilo.
DES PAOHADOS
Vap esp "Avil6s," para Fsjsrdo
y ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
4 LOS VIAJEROS.

Ri HOTRL FRNl4. de mag nin.
cAs condlclones en- todos sentidoa,
seg0n dicen sus mlsmos favorece-
dores, De encuentra B dos AsiAatss
de 10 Estacion del Fsrro sarHll.- -
Mayagties, Marina SeptentrionAl
-GagthteT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
YAP0R IV0 BOSCH.
mnEs -
CAPTAIN RlUSECH.

Serviciosregulsr, rApido y como
do entire Humacao, Vieques, Fsjar-
do y Capital, admltiendo Carga ,
passjer0s.
I'm Viajs nseRsWal d st Thomas.
Sc recibe J entrrga en- terra, J
% sdmite csrgA los mismos tipos
de hete y en- las mismas condicio-
mes que las GoIetas.
Vease ku ruta en- otIo lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
JOSE II. SILV A
TETUAN 3T.--CAIITAL

OonsnlAdo de Mellso, Bar .oer
conisionists, Agente pine pAl IL
Ia oompahis gcsrrAl TrAs tiAnti
que (vaporvs frAoee~esb Oorrcspon
AAi del Credit Lyouasis dc PARA. B.
prcsentanTe dc laa Eslnblco mlea,
tos de Gail de PAriG dc 10 Oom
p~fAiA dc S~guros cuLtra ine~ndios
d" Norwich Cnl6e, , de IL Compa
ala rspaholA AllaaHA de mawxurs-
,ior-@ dc Barcelona. Tfcae 81
uFaAl en- Aguadllls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
FRUTOs DEL PALS.

PRUTOs DEL PALS.
AKtoAR.
Sc vendleron
30 sI 2. "BuelA Visa" a 45 10 90
Oompradores, Mullenhofi
J Korber.
100 81 q "Buena Vista" . 35 IS qq
Oompradores, OAldas J
Co.
CAFA.
OotiEamos olsse corrlente para
Oubs, al rededor de s27s y HAoien-
da al rcdedor do t29.
MIELEB
Sin operacloneA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
REVlSfl s0hERCllL
De EOTIoIAS 7 AEUECIOs.
Operaciones durante los
dIas rs y 16 de Mayo
MovlMIKsTo DE BUQUgH


De HAbanA. vAp cap '4CludAd De
s>nt~nlcs." de Z .ss toosladaa Ca
pitAn A Garcia, 4 5obsiEoa Dc EE~
qulsgA Q OovAs J Go. 2 q l. D..
co~. 3 obdno dc Lalha y Co, 90 a
cigar lea CwFooedo II Fnsnea }
Go. Ii q eigasrllsos. L3p@a Villa
mil y 60. loo Q q 'gasrilloa Kguseae
y Coz. 80 Q eigAIrilloA LnelAso
Lomha. Q sahsros Sierra y Palaa.
50 Q el. anlIlos J. q hoA J llss
mAac. $50 Q cigar i.os Tosass
Hefmsnos. 81 @ c gAsri ka l. aE.
tro Apoate, . be sGc~soa Lalsnss
~ FsfuandvA, 25 sts gash.aasA \
Ia order +. u / tamk<la l.
D | Q eliadsuA. + q - tqsa L. -
osiilsa q. ] 9 tAhsocA d, ID. y
hA4a eIsaio>
| ps UVsrpsol, vap ap 1sise ~,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
LA MUJER.

Obra sociological y literaria
por D. Fernando Lopez Tuero;
edici6n elegante en- un tomo de
221 p5ginas. Sc vende en- es-
ia CASA a 1 peso ejenplar,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
4ACErILL a. S.

Escudos Nacionales 6 idem d.
Pnerto Rico. tamafio % K Al cent?
metros. q % oentavos. Imprents
del BoLETIN.
Honrss,-M 18 de Msyo de 1892
falleoi6 en- Jscs (Hues s) Ell Sr. D.
Martin Rabal y Arc, carihoso padre
de nuest' O est;msdo amigo ell Sr,
Pbro Oapellan Oasttense D. Tomas.
Quien por este conducto invita- &
todas las personals de su am ,stad
para que Sc sirvan Conourrir & las
solemnes Honras de primer aniver
sarlo que 90 celebrar&u por 81 alma
de su difunto Sr. Padre, el jueves
pr6ximo, 18 del Corriente, en- ls
Iglesia de las RR Madres Carmeli
tas, q las 8 de la mai1ana
Me,oantil.-Hs qusdsdO disuets
en- Vieques la sociedad mercanti
Diaz IclEarry s. O., 8 la cual su-
Cede otra con la raz6n de Diaz g.
o., para dedicarse & los mismos ne
gooios de Ia extinguids, de cuya ii
Quidaci6n sc ha hecho ca-go.
Que prosperen mucho los Sres.
Diaz 20.
Rsgreso.- IA rsgrsssdo taliz-
mente de la Habana, donde ha es
tado algunos dfss con licencis, en-
Ia gratS compafia de su respectable
padre palftico ell Sr. Ger eral Arde-
rius, Segundo Cabo de Ia Antilla
hermana, nuestro distingnido ami
g. el Sr. ID. Francisco Garcia Fe.
rrer, digno Oomandante primer
Jefe del Presidio Provincial.
Sea muy bier veDid0
EETERHEDADES D. EST6MAGa sVau CasssnvS
Loci6n anti -herpetica. - Lila
mamos uua vez mas Ia atenci6n del
pdblico h2cia las excelencias Cura-
twas de aquel con ra86n celebrate
medicamento del DR. Monies.
Acerca del mismo vae" otra par
te I'm anuncio que tamD Ga reco
mendamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
SEM AN AL.
RUTA DEL VlPOR " IVO bosch. "

Lines, sale 4 las z de lie maiiana
para Vieques, Fsjardo y Capital.
Martes = Microbes, osrgs en- 10
Capital para Fsjsrdo, Vieques,
Nsgusbo, Humscao y Yabuooa.
.Tueves, sale Capital 2 madrugada
psrs T. jardo, Vieques, Naguabo
y Humacao.
Viefnes, desCarga en- Numacao y
Yabucoa y regresa D HumaCao.
SAbsdo, si no hay Aete sale s ma
lana para Fajardo y Vieques y
regresa HnmacaC.
NOTA.-Todos los Vierpes. des-
de Las 10 de Ia msiisns d los LINES
por Ia msdrugada, quedar6 ell Va
por q disposition de los 6res 90
merciau tes one defeen utilixarle
para algdn fete, s'isando con an.
ticIpaci6n.
PreciOs de pasajes.
De Humacao & Fsjardo 6 & Vie.
ques, 6 vice versa % 30 pops, "a
prOs, y Sl so jorna eros con el 10
.. 8 de AecSrgo para el Estado y
in mar utenC'6D. De Hnnacao,
Fsjardo = Vieques & Ia Capita, 6 4
1t Thomas, 8 vice-ve"ss S6 popa,
81 proa CON el 10 p. 3 de recsrgo,
y sin manutenci6n. Para mas
informes dirigiree & SOS consignata-
rios ID. Gustavo Preston en- Huma-
GEO, 6 4 SIs aeentes Sres Sobrlno
lie IEqnierdo s. Co, Capital. D.
Luis NJ. Clinton. Fajsrd'; d. Faus-
Jino Fuertes, Nagusbo; ; D. Gus.
tsvo Preston, Vieques y Ysbucos,
: !os Srss a. Logo & 90, st Tho.
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17

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Col esp "Osrme'ita." de Arecibo. |
Bdra esp "PsQuita," de Aqua
lille.
Bdra esp "Ritita" de Aguadilla |
Gol esp "Mayagiesans," de Fa |
ardo.