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Five Thom>nnd Dnmarc. Awarded.

ST. PAUL, Feb. II. The jury in the
case of Ida j. Newstrom of White Bear
against the st. Paul and Duluth Rail
way company, has,returned IA verdict of
$1,000 for the plaintiff The husband of
the plaintiff was killed last August near
Dellwood, at White Bear lake, where
the county road crosses the Duluth
branch :rach running to Saltwater. He
and several friends who were spending
the day with him were driving, and the
tram backing down from Dellwood
came round curve near by and struck
them. Everyone in the wagon except a
little glrl was instantly killed.
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The Men We're hIe.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. IA boat con-
tanning three men came ashore from the
crib at about 1890 a. m., and the men
are Oh the way to the city engineer to
report. Contractor Murphy came ashore
from the crib shortly before noon. He
said the men on the little artificial
island were in no way Inconvenience
by the storm. that they had plenty of
fuel and were dry and warm in the crib
house.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14
DA CANA MAY DIE.

The Wounds of the Rebel Commander
Are Very Serious.
Rio DE JANEIRO, Feb. 14.-Admiral
da CANA, the retel commander, who
was wounded in the neck and arm by
Mannlicher bullets during the battle of
Armicao on Friday last, is in critical
condition.
1t was at first supposed that the
anmirars wounds We're insignificant, but
now it is said that he is so seriously
injured that he may die. Every effort
is being made to save the admiral's life.
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THOUSANDS OF ELK.

Large Numbers Have Come Out of the
Mountains Near Fort Washakie.
LANDERs, Wyo., Feb. l4.--It is esti-
mated that not less than 10000 elk have
come out from the mountains and foot
hills onto the plains between Fort
Washakie and the head of the Wind
river, to escape the deep SHOWS. The
Arapahoe and Shoshone Indians are
very anxious to get permits from the
Indian agent, Captain Ray. to slaughter
these animals, but SO far they have been
unsuccessful.
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MANY PERISHED.
Some of tho Results of the Storm In
Oklahoma.

Some of tho Result. of the Storm In
Oklahoma.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1.-THE Stars
Guthrie %. IT, special says: The worst
of the terrible blizzard seems to be over
here. and business is being resumed.
Besides the two families reported frozen
near Cross, an unknown man was found
near Ponca, Indian agency, frozen to
death, and south of Cleveland. family
Of three perished. Two Tonquway In
. 'ians were found dead in hut, and
y rec Indian children were caught in the
storm near Anadarke and perished.
Many other fatalities are runored, but
nothing authentic.
Scores of cattle and horses owned by
settlers in the strip perished, and in the
Usage and Kiowa reservations the num-
ber of dead cattle will reach thousands.
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Minnesota state Historical Soc;.tv

ST. PAUL. Feb. 14.-At the annual
meeting of the State His torical society,
the old officers Were reelected, namely:
Alexander Ramsey, president; r..
Blakely, first vice president; c, E.
Mayo, second vice president: William
X. Marshall, secretary, and Fl. P. Up
ham. treasurer. Two memorials, with
accompanying resolutions, embodying
sketches of the lives Of Henry M. Rice
and Morton s. Wilkinson. recently de-
ceased, were ado pted.
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ST. PATTI. Feb. 1.-THE many friends
of General Il. w. johnson were very
much surprised to learn that the gen
erai had gone East to wed "A fair daugh-
ter of Pennsylvania The ceremony
will occur Wednesday, an the lady is
Miss Julia A. NJ. Carson, II highly
esteemed young lady of Cattasauquu,
Pa. They will spend a few weeks in
the South, after which they will Return
to st Panl
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(upid Caught \ DeRcnneAx

MILWAUKEE, Feb. l4-Mrs. Jennie
Ehtrman, until recently at the head of
tn Milwaukee Deaconess Home, has
land aside the plain black garments of
the dcAconesS order for bridal attire and
Is no" the w1fr of Judge Charles c!
Merrill of Good Hill, Pa. The mar
rlag" took place at Buffalo. Mrs. Eber-
man WAS engaged for several wears in
similar institutions at Washington and
San Francisco.
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Beaten by Robbers.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Feb. 4.-Three
robbers forced an entrance to the ID. A.
Grbstein saloon at Taycheedah, a sman
village tnree miles east OF the city. beat
the proprietor with an iron bar md lett
him for dead. They got away with $s7
in Cash. besides u quantity OF liquors
and ciyarS
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Five Children Killed.

ESnLN. Fet "A barn near Pens
I'm, in which number of school chill
dren sought shelter during hurricane,
was blown down and five Of the chill
dren We're killed, and in addition a num-
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nc lGo, Feb l3, 1894
CATTLE Steady. Top steers, S50J>lJ lU
slIIII < and export steers, S4.o0D ,.yJ; others.
;ej.J v34 jl
uOt,o Market SLOW. Heavy rough, $3.50
81; packers and mixed, - c54D 3 pllmr
ncaV!, s. 40 s5.4J, prime light, - 81 o4J
SLEEP AND LAMB STEADY. .ou hceD
) 30 o.,p top Iauos. s4OO,sI.3
krcri. is: Cattle, i5 %. hogs 5000 shp ep,
1900
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14

RACINE, Wis, FeD. l4.-John Jan
aschauk, ~ years old. while intoxicated,
undressed apOn the public street and
laid down il. Il snow bank to sleep. He
was discovered and taken to hospital,
where he died inside of an hour.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14
WINNIPEG BONSPIEL.
A Great Gatheri" z of Curriers' at the
Manitoba Capital.

Manitoba Capital.
WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 14.-Winni-
pegs curing bonspiel has proven one of
the greatest gatherings of curriers' ever
held on the continent. 1t opened with
70 rinks entered in the first
event, which is for the grand
challenge cup. Among the most
likely rinks entered i, that skipped by
George Nettletun of st. Paul and COM
posed of the pick of the Sanity City's
curriers'. All parts of Manitoba and the
Northwest are represented.
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To Examine Cadets.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Col. Mason,
Surgeon Winnie, Captain Roe, Captain
Mason and Lieutenant Kennedy, all of
Fort Smelling, have been designated by
the secretary of war to be "a board to ex-
anime candidates Tor West Point.
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Charged With Embeyylc.nant

WILLOW CITY, n. d., Feb IA
sensation was caused ut Bottineau last
week 10y the arrest of William Collins
on the charg" Of embezzlcment pre-
terred by K a. Fox. Collins has been
the trusted agent Of Mr.. Fox at that
place tor the past two years. Collins
was bound over TO appear at The district
court in the sum of 81 300
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14

MILWAUKEE, Feo. IA dispatch
just received says the Roanoke reached
Grand Haven ut IL p. Ill. all right. she
had been ~ hours ont in the gale All
on board are we'll
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14

MINNEAPoLlS, Feb. l4-The 18th an
nual encampment of the Grand Army,
department of Minnesota. began in
Harmonic hall, under most enthusiastic
auspices. Depar tment Commander
John Day Smith presided and his annual
address occupied, with its recommend
atlons and statistics, most Of the morn
ing session
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14
Walraven Murder Trial POSTPONED.

MANKATo, Minn., Feb. 14.-The trial
OF Conway and Layne, the alleged mur-
derers OF Harry M. Walraven, has been
postponed until the May term of court
on application of the defense, on the
ground that some witnesses needed are
out OF the state and cannot be sub
poenaed at this time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14
MADE A CONFESSION.
Ii. A. Hackett, Now at Winnipeg, Knows
Where nj issin.y I.on,ls A,e

Ii. a. Hack"tt, Now at Winnipeg, Knows
Where Missing Eonds Are.
WlENIPEtf. Feb l4.-H. A. uackett
has made confession at the provincial
jail. He told Detective Sylvester of
Farmlngton, Me, that he knew where
the llaining $4,000 worth of bonds
Were which disappeared from the vanlt
of the saving institution at Portland,
Me-, last October, and upon agreeing to
return the 81 200 worth of bonds II ack-
EFT has here, it is understood prosecu-
ton will be dropped
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pOstOfilce. and Hotel lsurned

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, FcD. 1.-THE
postoffice, store and hotel owned and
occupied by w. j. Sullivan at Swan
vile, have been destroyed by fire. Loss,
s., 900; insured for s. 800.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14

ST. PAUL, Feb. l4.-At noon the Com
mercial club gave an informal reception
to Henry Watterson, giving the people
generally an opportunity to meet the
distinguished editor A great many
availed themselves of the opportunity.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14
Dictator johnson Dead.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 14.-Hon. James B.
Scott, dict,.tor of Johnstown after the
flood, and one of the most prominent
iron manufacturers Of Pittsburg, died
ut 2.01 n m
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14
EATEN EY RATS.
A Missing Madison Man Found Dead In
His H0use-His Ears Gnawed Off

"kHulsOn MAN round Dead n
His House-His Ears Gnawed OFF.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 14-Hugh
Story, a bachelo-, 81 years old, was
found dead III the basement room in his
own house near the university, with his
ears nearly gnawed off Uy rats. He had
been dead many days, and it was only
after others living in the house had
missed him and made search that he
was found.
Wounded His Sister and Disappeared.
MILLTowN, S. d., Feb. IA boy
named King, aged II years, and his g.
year-old sister We're playing with a gun
when the weapon was discharged,
wounding the little girl 80 badly that
she may die. The boy disappeared and
cannot be found. Searching parties are
looking for him
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Streator Ma
tional bank, at Streator, Ills, was
entered by burglars and looled. One
man has been arrested.
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More Minnesota CnaL.

SLAYToN, MINI, Feb. l4.-Coal has
been discovered on the farm of AL.
M, Cashin, nine miles west of here. A
sample was sent to the state geologist
and pronounced all right.
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Miners SfriEn

PITTsBURG, Feb. l4.--N"arly 5000
river miners in the second, third and
fourth pools are on strike against
reduction of half cent per bushel in the
mining rate
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Duluth Grain.


"HEAF-No. mari, rn>n, hS14 F Druary,
~ &C; May. cU7s; July, ,I5s ~. Northrrn
cash, g February, IS J.. .,.,y, jyY4 JAW
tUes. ~. : Northern, c.tsn 3lt 80. ; 4,lS.
re.e' tea, -. On trhr~, No. Northern 10
arrlV... Jsl4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-02-14

eeoiu rocked the Irall structure,
the spray put out the fires and the men
suffered intensely from the cold. None
of them We're seriou>ly froz N.
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workmeu Rescued.

CHICAGO, Feb 14.-About so work
men who were enclosed for "a hours in
the temporary crib four miles out in the
lake. have been rescued by tug. The
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Police mans Reward,

PARIS, Feb. 14.-Poiiceman Poisson.
the officer who first attempted to arrest
Bretone, the bomb thrower and who is
suffering from four revolver shot
wounds inflicted l,y the an trrhist. has
been decorated with the cross of the
Legion of Honor. The other policemen
who assisted in the arrest of the dts-
perate anarchist will receive as reward
for their bravery sums of money.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
DOCTOR N. REVEROA

TENRDURIA DE LIBROs, po,
Uae,aiioa.
LEY DE RxPRoP1AOIoE
F0RZOSA.
OODIGO DE OoMEROIO, "Gi-
ecR".
| NUEvO OODIGO DE JUSTI.
CIA .MILITAR, ¬ado pOE O.
Doctor B. 6&Dohex de GGafia, re-
dae,or do Ia Is Revista Dc los TRi"
hunales
OODlaO DE- OOMEEOIO, edi-
asdn De 6Njsilo.
OODLGO PENAL De CUBA Y
F OERTO-RICO.
OODIGO PENAL. pN CUBA Y
PUERTO~ ~RICO. p,s Ia Bihliotecs
judicial.
FORMULARIOs DN LO OIL
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL sEORETA-
RlO, "Abella"
DERNOHO ADMLNISTRATI-
TO, "Abalis;'
REaLAMENTO CD LAS Ca
hREkAH OIVlLMs DN ULTRA
MAR.
LNY DE GAIA. pare Cnoa y
PuesNs- 21cO.
FLORES Z LAGRIMAs, por
u. bcusin go b. Hernandez.
E&3kN NI4ARlGs Cx1minai, pos
Il bells
I'D. MagiStSsl ps,x i1opcAar aaa
HISTORlA NATUkAL. po
PeredA.
ARITMETi o., Aiaabrs y 9es.
mesT,S, POE Oaydi&..
gIl0BoF1A, pps o. Psd1% g.,
sesglo.
aRANAGTOA FRANUBSA. po7
OlieDdoxG Y ReDot.
GRAMATIOA TN9LAaA. gu
shsssA
GRAMMATICAL MUSICAL, pa.
H0meHO.
OOOI0O CIvzL. .-- Eueva edi-
ti6n ot1Cial seformsca.
ARlTMETIOA. OOrta1ar.
DNOIONARIO DD la LNM-
Qua OASTNLI:ANA, POE lR Aca.
demia,
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DOLORES EN- TUBOS

ARA LA P1ETURA Al OLEO 7
LA OUAssELA, Sc AOABAN DE
REOIBIR. EN- ESTA IMPRHNTA,
Holm (6,atssb
BeGtn.
SiAnco Ss p.Aes.
BiAnco de piont
Bianco do zinc.
A1ui celeste;
AEul de cobnitsa
ASul do Prussia.
UssEsao (bsssa ).6s MEEta
OaGtnIla F0iO.
Oastaao d VSD Dyrs
JarnSn qusmadS.
Oarrnin do rubia.
OeniSH EEul.
Harmsil6n.
4utAgsmha,
Gris ds Paynss
Indigo.
Amsrislo asseadmio,.
Amarillo d. eromo clara.
AEaasiIlo dc cXoMo. oGeug
Amarillo iadisnu.
AussSsiio dc NspolaRI
h&aa qusCaud&..
kSza& ea2gninezs
sEsaa rubis
L&Ca amarillo,
IIsca ord;naris.
Laca viol&dA,
Negro de msrAl.
Negro dc auYAznQ .
Ocrs oastafo.
0:gs amsIilloA
Ocrs rojo,
Ocrs de EC&si
Ultramar
PisdrR de- aisl5
RCIo d GlSurna,
Roio de vsnoois.
Sn2grs de- DrEgo
0spaa.
8e2la saloFssda,e:
sauaslses
TtasGya nsu5es
T,urS as Cssssi.1
g:isrrs tla Oo.ca4s.
Tlsr2s Ia ItSi.a RstuPsi
Terra DO Jta.ia Jueaads,
ElssEa Dc EoasbFa nasGTaS.
TERRA de sombys quSmz! la
TieFfs de- Slaaa nasggai.
TisrEa 10 S!sna arsaaac.
BeFmelISa.
BsEmoll6n inglGs.
ysFaa isg'&',
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
LINKA Oh OAIBARuN.

Todos los lunos ! les 8 de la tafde
-aldr1 n- vspor que, tocando los mArtea
N 10 Isabella dc Sagua, usgar6 4 Oai.
Arien los microbes.
RetornarA sAiiendo, de UeibAriea loa
lusvsa, dsspu6s Dc la llsgadA del trsn
ae pAsajeros, con escala en- 6AguA, y
ltgarA = 10 HabanA los Viarns6.
Todoa Ion viernes & La 8 de 10 tArde
'sldrA otro vepor que toearG..sn Isabsla
SsguA los SAbadoA y llegark A Osi
aIien Loo Domigos.
EfectuAra 90 torno1saliendo Dc Oai
BARREN los mArtss, depues dc ID Ilsgada
Gel trsn de paAajeros, tocar& On 6agus
y IlegArG / 10 HAbann Lon microbes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27

DO(fRlNA CRBIlAhl
:.PORlCM EsTEvE[l

Nuevs, edici6n perlecramente
imprssa , encpadsrpsda On car
t6n. / NUEVE PESOS grheaa
TomAndo 1O..gEuesas % hace
an buen descuento.
n. .venta en- esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
Vinos de RUEDAy fORO
4UTO 7 BLAICO,
mMWs sKEcie lII MCsIscI.
~ PuRLIG0

AsSban de EscibizSe, On lA tisnda q
q, GaFciR / 10, San Jos6 mum. ! los
rssni6coa = aersaitados who's tintos
: bianeo Dc Rueda J TcEo (Oseeis;s)
: a d0tallan poE bOtsllas, garIafonss
;,uartoa , nsdias pipn1, & prseios scn'
TSnsaiS 81 susntA que u citadA
Nsnda % . tnica que fscibs tAn Cd.
auiaitos Vino0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
ambos eran debidos & Indigestion

ambos eran debidos & Indigestion +,
dyspepsia. El veneuo Dor elias en-
gendrado podria estar oculto y oil
sentirse durante largo tisDpo, pe1t
tambi6n hecerse entonces, de 70
pente, sctivo por etecto de cansau
clio mental, de exceso ca conner, d
conner NAL, de exposition al ar
libre g aualquiera de otras tanta
lnfuencias. Entonces decayeros
'os rlfiones "a los que siguieron 9
est6mago 6 higado), el sceite ven =
noso latente en- la sangre pudo DE-.
asrr0l!ar la inflammation en- las arri.
culacioues, y los fluidos asf reten
dos produieron la hidropesia. Oor.
semejante estad0 de cosas puedep
Drodacirse toda clase de desarre
CLOS, siendo cada uno de ellos ma
bien que una enfermedad al sinUo.
ma y reeultado de Ia s0la causa de
casi rodas las Intermediates F; Ia in
digestion y 10 dispepsia. ri cora
son y los pulmones se afectan mu-
ahas veces por' 'sImpatfa, y esto e.
10 que ocurri6 en- el Case del 6r
dernndez, excitada como se ha-
-,'aba , ,su imagination por el miedo
q Ia tisis.
Ourad Ia torpezs de Ia digestion,
expe ed el veneno aeumulado, 3 ha
llareis eL seguida IN mejoramiento
general. M c0nseguir este estA On
pOder del Jarabe Curative de IL
Madre Seigel, como no 10 ha esta
da jamas quisAs en- poder de RENE
dio alguno hasta hoy conocido.
Si el lector 90 dirige q los Sre.
A. j White, Limitado de, 155, Ga.
lie de Oaspe, Barcelona, tendraD
mucho gusto en- enviarles gratuits
mente nn folleto ilustrado que ex-
pliq1e las propiedsdes de este re
medic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
LOSE T.IS LV A
rETUAN S7-OApITAL

osnsulsdo de Meiico, Ban l9erc
.,,o,,s, ~ :, istx, Agente prime 2al de
T. G {, mu ,iiia general Traa 'tland'
n',,, :" yo, ges franceses), Oorreapon
w., w. d., Crgdit L, ounsis de Paris, r.
-, ,,'s., :. nte de los Establecimier'
Pa A. t;slde Paris, de Ia Com
:, RI. d. SeguroS contra incendios
=. \ ,w..h b Uni6a," de ls Oompa
a. .snsiiola " "Alia Iza de asagura.
y a. - de BarCelona. Tisas ar-
sas j an Asusd'lla.
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En- ID Imprensa del RoL8T1a -.

En- 10 Imprensa del BoLBT1a re
han reslhado los eiauseatss:
CGG1go Psnsl rsfcgnsdo On 1870
:Cn les vaEiasiones intTcducidas on
el MieIno pos Ia iey do IL de Julio
se 1879, conccsdad0 J comantado
Qara 81 ,nejos inteligencia y tAcl
'aplicsGi6n, coli una Inulttu0 de
ejemplos y cuesttonea prscrlCas ex'
traotadas .se Ia j0rlsprudencis eaSa-
DleciGa pos 81 TSleunal SUpreuu
en- mes dc oipcc mil eentenelas die
tsdaS en- matertA de- 0aaacitn Hsi.
minal desde Ie7G, Il 1887, y de Ia
I4rlsprndenels Gancsss GA los ca-
aos no resuelnos ain por la nuestra,
que dimanan de articulos del C6.
digo frances, que guardian completa
tdtl tadad J snalogia con les do.
O6dlgo eApahol, seguld0 de un ex
tepso y mlnucioso repertoire alta
betico de lss misnnss y de un apen
d,ce con las ieyes penales especin-
les de contfabando 5 def.audaoion,
ferrocarriles, montes, ley electcra-
les y municipal, caxa y Pesos, ley
sobvs proteeoi6n 8 los nlflos de &c
de Jnlo de 1878, y sobre usuzpa.
',itn y falsiiicsc,6A de pstentes a@
b. del psopio mes Y 'ailo, anots1~s
/, eomsntadas CON la jurlspruden
OH Gel Tribunal Supreme.
Obrs utiiisima a los sefiores Ma-
2sstrados, JuraGos, Juecss. Flscs-
les, individpos Goi OueEpo Jurtcleu
MIltar y 0ernaa funeionsrius en.
eargadoe Ge La APPLICATION de- 10 ley,
auy par1acuiarmente "a sef"-
es LtsraGos, detensores 6 acusa'
cores en- cansa criminal, y q totias
a4neilas psssonah que, deseesat
10 eox.oOer 81 O0dlgo y 10 Jurispru
s.peia, 40 han podldo haaer ds
los IN sstUdio espeelal, yof .
xcmo SIX ID. saivsdor Viada y vi
aeeca, MagistEado del TEibuna
upresno y niputado 4 Oortes.-Ui
tina eGtG!on, CuatSo tomoa.
COMPILATION de las disposi
clones organicas ds la AdminlsSss
son de JustlciR III iss provtncia
ae UltyansS, pyece<lida de una in
t1oducca6n histhE,sa. aAotada
ooHcoydads CON Ia legisla0l6n ante
sioE = Ia de Ii peats sala, y con la
lreyee pzoaesaiess y seguid& Do va
Ilios &psndieee,. sowpgeusirsa 1e /
LEY de uni6osHs6n Dc 10 de Agost
Q 1885, el 6eeEsio ley de enples
on De Ultrasnas y las Gemss daI
ossci0nes 1:aontea, pOr RaA0
ancheE OeaEa, @rxiliaE Gel Mimi
txso DO Gracisa y Jnsglcia y Reds'
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IkNDA9oGIOA, poE 4on .sose s&i
ieGey y Gonzales de Somo&no.
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| RGDRNOIA Ell yaataria erimina
t:1matso por una jGnta de Aho&,
Aos, bajo lS direCcihn Dc don Y
oente Romero Girons cornpsert
Gesde q. afio 1870 s 1880; s tona'
p&sts.
| lAEGISLACION de pztmera a
eeEanzas Feryes Rivego.
VETNhINA.RI.A, AEa@c.
Id xle1nana, Castro Verde.
FIHICA. Y Cuiinioa, Teliu,
TAHLAs de legn*!tE7':s2c,. &ss
I..Aee Gss1g1tss>
TM6EDJEtA & t'F lthco2s t+laat
Ifes.
ATL,las4 do GeoEFatisa T2ivsss
ua pg.esto de ~ s5enpoa tEaRad
sson sSZegso s lGa asstEales div1s
ass 40 itsest, pseezslid0 de una
sieaa GsesT&Sss EssaaSssSeas poe d
EIias Eayo&o.
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Mendo de frecuentes imitsctoDa
ReVes6n hago presente cue las eanA vrrladss exon
vamsne en- Ia aCredada Faraasa ica ox Vaie o.; cu
deposiSsrios DO la veFdae Cncns en
tosiSadoe pars nombrs d;shse FAdogHs.
0ep5sitos O@l. 0aa@ aety.Ponce, vs. " Csnuto-Areo
60 ksrmaola EvaS EarsCis Betancesares, FaraCa
1tnErnO.-Oiaies, EaE1aGaia del Jado Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ REVER0Nz
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LlBR0S BARAT0S,
De vents, en- Ia Imprenta do
BOLETIu MERCANTI.

De vents, en- Ia Imprenta
BoLETIH MERoANTm.
La bolsa, 81 UomercIo ,
las .sociedades Mercan.
tiles, 1 tOmO...--..... 1
LeCciOnes de Derecho Mer
cantil, por yarios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela, /
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tibro dc las Satiras, DOE
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lers, uomprende: Sati.
ras, La arcadia moder-
ma, Grandezas de Jos
pequefos, Npigramas =
letrillas, Varlas f4bulas
Moraleias, l tomo, rus.
tiCa 260 paginas.. 1
Candid0, Novels por don
Mariana Ramirc, l to-
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RnConete y CortadillO Y
El liCenCiado Vldriera
pOr idem, un tomo. 200.
Los Bahos de Argel, CO.
media, por id, I'm tomo.
Al gallard0 espanol, idem,
por idem, un tomo. 80.
Puntos de vista, POE don
Migael Moya, un tomo.
La leyenda de Noche.bue-
na....~s ..-.s- ...~..
ri hijo del Sacristan, DOE
don Carlos FrOntaura.
q tOmoS. oS......us.--.~..
ECos NaCionales y Oanta-
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sfas de 80 ingenioA, il.
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| MOe.e.H-~e s~.~-....
habitabilidad de les As
tr0s, por don Jose Mo-
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! Badia, / tomo o...-.....
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% es auranse muchos amos en- los Unido Gb1
oSe paede mejorsa guna bao nngda concent 4ue
dueatFas macas Luz BRILLIANTLY ELNFANTR Lib An
-" Az 4AlSAc
6o Reansdo Cas- Iuz Soar" $275 Gaia de- 10 gaon.
'"n0 eA"snna' vi Eeiante.. 81 Ia idem de idem idm
@ a. '.'-." @UO 10 dem de idem idem
W. on Ia 1dem de idem idem
A hace alteration aguna en- Las demSs condoones u
Iue aetusImente rgen. ~OOA0e ae vOuA
III mpuesto de $780, cada ki6sraos M.
&ude - " AoAA" 4"e DC S0s
&gentes generates todG SsG SOBRINOS DN
san ~ D. Puerto Rcc Oae de s Fortaeka n6mero ~
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sEUlICIO COSTL3O In PTO. rico,
VAPCR "AVILNS

HaldfA De San Juan todos Los Eier
coles Ai AmAEacer, una vez por sl Est
, otrs poF sl Oeste, tocAndo en- 10
puntos dc FAjArdo, Humacao, Arroyo
Ponce, MAYaguez, AguAdilla, y Areci-
bo Y vice versa reeDactiVamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
REMOLCADOK

EstA emrresa tisne 81 vApoE AGUI-
LA, potente para lemolquea pof las
costas dc estA Isls, y hAbilitAndo Do
bombas para schiq1aa Y dtilsa para sal-
vAmelt0.