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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
MONTCLAIR.
OF INTEREST.

The final session % the annual meeting Of the
Woman's board OF Missions WINS held yesterday
morning and afternoon in the congregational
Church The speakers were Miss Alice VI kyle
and Mrs W " Need Adana Turkey: Miss cath
crime II. Barbour San Sebastian. Spain Miss Mary
" Root Madura India. Mrs j. II. Dcforcst Japan.
Mrs C. ". Holbrook. Zulu mission and Miss Mary
H. Logan Ruk Micronesia Most OF the so dele
gates have left for their own homes. but many
are slill enjoying the hospitality of Montclair
The first of "a series OF "smokera" was given I'm
tho hail Of the Athletic club last night the enter
talnors being Maggie Cline Harris and f.. H. EN-
met. owing the limited space. admission was
confined to club members. Tho anniversary dance
AT the club last Monday night was big success
The annual meeting OF the Newark branch Of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board OF Missions was
held in 81. G.uke's church last Wednesday. Bishop
Starkcy presided
- charming tea was given by Mrs. John g.
Halves at lakewood on Monday November :. In
spite of the Indictment weather "A large number OF
Mr. ana Mrs Jasper r. Rand of Hawthorne
Place returned last week from prolonged Trip
The nrst coLccrt Of the New York Philharmonic
cub viii be- given on November 2S wi;h Miss clara
e. Henley chief soOist
Mrs Or. Berry and her daughter. OF Rhnebeck
" are the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Rus
IN Interesting lecture on China, Japan and Corea
delivered the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation rooms on Thursday evening hv The To-,
Richard Hay%yara Of st. James Episcopal Church.
years in the Orient. and some fine stereoptcon
Views were shown.
Tnc amendment II the Excise ordinance "to omit
Ing last Monday evening. but referred again to
clause which would prevent orresdent iio1nES
dealers from delivering In the town orders
David May, the hfteen-year-o.d OF William
a. May has just been released from the Mountain
side Hospital where he has been confined for eleven
weeks with broken hip.
great deal Of interest IL manifest rs to WHAT
action the Town Council Will take In the three anil
cations for exclse licenses now before the Excise
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MIDDLESEX Comfy.
NEW BRUINS WICK.
ENTERTAINMENTS PAST AND TO CoME-A TUR-
KEY DINNER FOR THE RUTGERS FOOT
nall TEAM-OTHEE Items

ENTERTAINMENTS PAST AND TO COME-A TUR-
KEY DINNER FOR THE RUTGERS FOOT
BALL TEAM-OTHER ITEMS
most interesting and instructive entertain
ment was given IN the New-Brunswick Opera
House Wednesday and Thursday evenings OF
this week. under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
Society OF St. Jamess Methodist Episcopal Church
The entertainment styled, John Knox VS..
Mary Queen OF Scots and stirring scenes Of
the Scottish Reformation portrayed with
tab.eaus and stereopticon views The history OF
the Reformation told in lecture by Mrs
H. Z. Monroe, of Philadelphia. Miss Agnes Brewer
as Mary Queen of Scots and Walter Seely as
John Knox were the principal impersonators
There were nearly one hundred young people in
the procession.
Two football elevens, representing the vested
choir OF Christ Episcopal Church. and a club be-
longing TO the same church played game OF foot
ball Nelson Fled Tuesday afternoon. The
teams were evenly matched. and the game excited
enthusiasm among good crowd OF spectators
The game finally resulted In tie OF to 4, each
side scoring one touchdown and failing to kick a
goal
f. 4. Schusser, OF New Brunswick will on
Monday evening give turkey dinner &c the
Rutgers College football eleven, in honor OF their
recent victory over the University OF North Caro-
una IN this city. In addition TO the team. press
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MIfI.Bt'RN

The wedding OF Miss Mary Fcnncsscy the eldest
daughter OF Thomas Fenncsscy. OF Church-st NH
burn. and Philip Elnnsman. OF Flushing /. L.
VIII take place IN -. Rose OF Lma's Church at
p. m. Wednesday. The ceremony viii be per
formed by tho Rev. y. +. Mccarthy. the pastor.
Miss Nellie Fcnncsscy. a sister Of the bride. will
be bridesmaid. and George Reynolds. OF New
Rochelle. y. y. the best man.
The Committee OF Nestrymen OF 81 Stephcn's
Episcopal Church, Mlllhurn. appointed To submit "A
proposition to tho rector. the Rev. James - Was.
son: and. n possible. induce him 10 reconsider his
decision TO resign. the pastor at the rccforv
Monday night ana offered 10 attend 10 tho
routin" duties Of the parish during tho week Mr.
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PLAINFIELD.
THE SOCIAL, SIDE OF PIAINFIELDs LIFE SHOWN
BY THE INCIDENTS or THE WEEK
THE HUNTING sEASON-NOTEs

THE HUNTING sEAsoN-NoTES
or INTEREST
The dates FOR the Plainneld Assemblies haye
been set. and the announcement made OF Inc 80.
ciety women who are to be the paironesses Va
! these very delightful affairs. For several yea's
the younger set In Paniield society have couh'e'
I tho Assemblies as the most enjoyable OF iee VIE
ters pleasures and the patronesses named '"'
week are unusually popular. the dances give prom
Use OF being successful The dates named are w
cember Il, January /. January y and February =
The patronesses are Mrs. Robert l. Burnett us
Joseph W Reinhart Mrs. William L. saunders
Mrs. Benjamin A. Heseman. jr., Mrs. LOUIS "
T!mpson and Mrs Marion Alderman.
\ fancy dress ball Is being talked OF by inc
younger set in local society TO be held in the non
day tme. Its novelty would undoubtedly MAKE "
4 success. IL,
An enjoyable Election Day event was the ''s'
OF a party OF Planfield young people to sui'''s
They went by carriage and on HORSEBACK 70 s ~
Beechwoods where they had luncheon Mf'' - ~
Rcinhart chaperoned the party when lnV.u-N
Miss Dumont Miss Talmage. Miss Vail the Ni'se'
Reinhart and Messrs. Shepard. streul "a" p''N
Van Boskerck Warns Cooley and Nal~
Mrs Orville T. Warlng will entertain prominen,,
members OF New-iork and Plainhe| so''"
reception to-day. -, s,ends
Mrs. Frank o. Herring entertained he' NV
For many years l.. V. r. Randolph. now, S MS
t 1e Was 81 k 1hs @ ,he .u b Maer ever
had lie must now share hon1fS, ms as Mayor
have been marked Tor ability ana HGeA,g ~ II
trust imposed upon him by iOcal Rep ms
Is altogether probable that Palnheh fepu - oyer
and those few local Democrats VINO are ~ IN
from the landslide Will unite IN eie''A's -
bert for another term. ,,,ay and
The hunting season begins next Monua', ,srol
continues until December -. ami ~ VA, ,tnaeid
many New Workers Will be entertained by i'' coysr
hunters. who may reach splendid shoouns, Srye
for partriagcs. quail ana rabbit by s"o''
across the mountain ,...,s ~ an
\ series OF Saturday night entertainment ~ the
Informal nature will be held AT the cuolousesn In,
Washington Park club. H.: A. hes.hnu House
Charles \. Reed and Jules Erickson, u. a1,tractye
Committee OF the Club. are arranging an "'
list OF Saturday nlght pleasures 49, 49,, sold 70
The Piainheli Evening News mas mas ue' ,slnneld
Frank W. RunyOn. owner OF w. ! ne - under
Courier" who has combined the two p1psn,b,ration
the name OF The Courier News. The Sol.''b Icins
of the two papers is regarded by local hsp"'
with much favor. .,...osnt-aye have
sailed from Genoa on their return 10 f'a'"
ter an extended trip abroad
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IRVINGTON.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF the First
Christian Church. Irvington. has elected the fol.
lowing officers: President. T. =. Fowlc. vice presi-
dent Mrs WILLIAM H. Haner recording and CORE
spending secretary, George Archibald; treasurer.
Mrs T. H. Jones' chairman OF the Prayer Meet
Ing Committee, Harry McDavitt: chairman OF the
Lookout Committee. Thomas Sclick: chairman of
the Temperance Committee. Frank Sharp; chair
man OF me Social Committee. Mrs. H. Dcnnson:
chairman OF the Flower Committee Mrs William
Boice.
meeting OF the Township Committee was held
on Thursday night TO consider applications for
franchises from the New-York ana Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
KEAENY.

Peter IIauck has boon elected one q; the directors
OF the Kruger Home for Aged Men. Of Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. John Connolly. OF Woodland-ave.
Kcarny, who have been visiting Europe. are hcme
again
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. IIaskins returned last
week from their summer home AT West Lake.
Sussex County.
The wedding OF Miss Carrie Chapman OF Airing
ton. 10 -. Du Ros. OF Jersey city. took place on
Wednesday. at ~" home 81 Miss Chalman's SISTER
Mrs. buUuy on the Heights.
The Celtic club. OF Kcarny. has elected thcse
officers. President Patrick j. Connolly. Vice prcsi-
dent. William J. Ryan. secretary Michae. !. F.tz-
gerald treasurer James Hughes. scrg ant alarms
James ONoil
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BLOOMFIELD

Miss Helen f. Clark. superintendent Of the
Chinese Mission in Ncw-York. VIII lecture on her
work at the First Baptist Church Bloomn"Id next
Thursday evening
The Rev. Charles 4. Cook. OF the First Iapfist
Church sent communication to the Township
Committee this week to the effect that The sewer
contractors were violating the Sabbath in having
work done on Sunday. and h. asked the committee
TO prohibit the work In the future Engineer
Olnstead said he had seen the men working sun
day, but that they probably worked owiag 10 tho
dangerous trench caused by the rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
WESTFIELD.

Tho westosla Social Club has removed to ROM,
an the ton door OF the Standard Building ,,as
soon as possible the members will give recs' N.
The Central Railroad Company has a ot Rosele
IMPROVEMENT Of the grounds and station d. "
The buildings are to be painted. 49,, ,,uard drills
The Westleld SQUAD Of the National uuSs sr Drill
four times a month in the Town Han uaS''
master PearsGlL
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RELLEVILLF.

Tho family 81 Aaron Lloyd. Of Bceviilc. have re-
turned from NJ. Kisco. y Y. where they had been
spending the summer season.
Court General PM Kearny. \. .. i. 81 A. 81
Belevillc. had reception and dance In Washing
ton Hall. Woodsldc. Monday night
Mrs Daniel Neal of Ellington Conn was visit
ing Mrs J. H. Coeyrntn. Of Holmes-st.. this week.
Mrs. j. Tappan. Of Detroit. Mich. Is visiting Mrs.
John T.. Coeyman. of IIolmcS-st
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunwiddic. of Augusta. Ga
are visiting Mrs George j.. Hicks. Of Soho Heights.
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Traction Company and the North Jersey street
The concert and entertainment given In Alumni
Hall on Wednesday night. by the ies!e Qu ~ r
for the benefit OF the Young Mems ChrlSuah CHio'''
was largely attended.
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RELIGIOUS AWAKENING IN THE COUNTY SEAT
NOTES OF INTEREST.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
Carga Pesada

INV -a ~
es la que tienen que soportar los
que padecen de Tlsis, Escr6fula,
Anemia Il otras Intermediates ex-
tenuantes. Tanto mas pesada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estas
Intermediates son resultado de
descuidos lamentables.
El tempo de preparar ell salvavi,
das es cuando comienza 10 tormenta:
ell tempo de combatir ll T1sis o
Escr0fula es al comenzar la dehili-
dad, cuando principia Ia per.
dida de caTres v fuorzas.
e No hay que esnerar dom48iado.
El medicamento de}a sar pro.
ductorde grasa asimiia!'o 2igoriblo,
como Ia que contiena en ,:i3olucion
perfecta Ia Emul9i5a 4, Scott, one
es aceite de higado 80 E@clIao sin
el NAL gusto, reforzl'lo Y t2n;Gcado
por los hipofosfitoa qn't aEnaan &
la digestion y aum2l.: N I: "petito.
Els un hecho que - EIlulsi5n d.
Scott produce faerzas Y cr4.a car
nes con fapldeZ n1af1VlliOS;i.
Para obtenor cs3cios @> .sul 8 tieb,
procurarse la que Hove IL o5iq-seta
del hombre con 81 .4o....o 4 caestas
Esa es la 1nica legitima, Ia que crea
carnes, la que forti..,a is ;,a:mones,
la favorita de los m@dieos, Ia YER.
dadera EMULSION II Scorr.
#3De venta OH tod.& Is farmacias
y drognerias. Sio22pre scgura y
siempre efcaz A. asA
SCOTT y n0"EE. Qu,:nicos Huova York.
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AVISO.

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto on
el articulo 4o del Reglamento ge-
neral para Ia imposition, admins
TRACTION Y cobranza de la C0ntribu
ci6n industrial y de comerCio, apro-
bado Dor Real Decreto de 9 de
JUNO del pssado afio de SO, y el 13
de la instruction para Ia C0branza
de los d6bitos por contribuciones de
80 de JUNO del aflo 1886, hago pre-.
sente que, durante 20 dias, & con-
tar desde ell 10 del entrante Enero,
SO procederS por los cobradores
de esta Recaudaci6n & 10 cobranza 4
domicilio de Ia correspondence al
terCer trimestre del afio econ6mico
actual de 1894-95, por Ia oontribu-
Ci6n Territorial, Industrial y de
Oomercio.
VenCido dicho t6rmino, los que
no 10 hubiesen satisfecho podrAn
vericarlo en- eeta Recaudaci6n, sita
en- Ia Gale del Oristo ndmero II,
durante otro plazo de dies dias,
que terminara el 81 del mis-
mo Enero; en- Ia inteligencis
de que, transcurrido este tltimo
t6rmino, &c procedera al cobro por
la via ejecutiva, seg1n 10 prevent
do por terminates 6rdenes de Ia
IntendenCia, y en- el aritcul0 IA de
Ia citada Instruction. aplicandose
& los deudores las penas estableCi-
das en los articulos 10y "a de Ia
lnisma.
Lo que 80 hace pdblico para CO.
noCimiento de los contribuyentes q
quienes concierna.
Puerto Rico, Dcbre. % de 1894
Ell RECAUDADoR.
antonio III. de Aldrey.
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DON IGNACIO DIAZ CANEJA.
s.sfuR DEL .Soll1A HslcAA1il." d PsKsIssa 81
DED1oAYORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

SUMARIo.-Luuhemos.-Eld debet
,umplido.-La generation que su-
oe.-La justicia humana.-Pretex-
Sos crlminales. La formula daj
lrogreso.-El pcogEeso y sus ma
alfestaciones. La opinion pdblioa.
Ell periodlsmo.-Lo que debe sar
81 periodismo.-Lo que es hoy IL
prGnsa.--La prensa y las leyes.-
"a politica.--Lo que debe ser la
polltica.-O6mo &c hacen los poll
5iC0s.-Oomo a&oen los paFtid0s.-
Los programmes p0liGicos.-Artifl-
sios polltlOos.--Al carnaval poiiti-
so.-Mlsorias p0Iiticas. - sinoari-
lad pontio&.-Fanatiamo poutico
LA dsmocraCla.-PEinciplos de-
noCratiooa. demoorati-
sos.-DeilTios democrAtiCos. - La
.iDertad de 10 OAtedra.-Liberssd
,onCra oereGno.-La 1gualdad 90,
stsi.-La lgualdsd en- 10 historia.-
La igualdad ante la raEon.-La so
Oerania.-lAa oemag0gta.-L0s hun.
aOs modernos.-La revoluoi6a.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusi6n y caos.-
al nihilismo.-Propagandas demo-
ledorss Cancer soolal.---Antiuo-
mias y snomalias.-El mayor de
iOa errores.-All& va la nave.-Npi-
logo Y conclusion.
De venta.--Nn la lmpgenta del
BOLxrLN MkROANTIL.
Preclo.-Un peso siaouenta oeN
tavOs ejemplaE.
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-,
0AcETA De HOY.

ESPrivileglos de invenci6D. NV
8 - J,
u Resolution del expediente pro-
movido & virtud de instancia de
don jose Ramon Figuer0a, del ba
rrio de Villalba-arriba Guiana Diaz,,
On soliCitud de estableCer una al
dea en- el predio rdstico que aqu6
posee en- dicho barrio. So vera en-
0tra parte de este ntmero.
Movimien 10 en- el personal de
Hacienda y aviso de 10 Intenden-
ola General. Oonstan tambi6n en-
otro sitio.
Real Orden sprobando definiti-
vamente ell contrato CelebradO en-.
tre Ia Hacienda y el Banco Espa
fiol de esta leila para 10 recaudaci6n
de las c0ntribuCiOnes direCtas y ell
impuesto de c6dulas personales.
Providencias judiciales.
Subastas.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19

OG PUERTO RICO
Tai GO 10 porsada d. un foiiego
que acsba de edltarss en- esss Cs-
%, obEa del Director del BoLETIN
MERcANrn. Consisne 90 paginas
do lecsurA, en- 49 mayor, =, como
70 ha anunciado. 90 dedica al Illus
ire Jefe del Parade "Uni6a Cons.
:itucional" de Cubs, Excmo 81
Marques de Apeztsguia. Contie.
ne el siguiense programa:
"Oedisaaoris. - Preiudios. -
Desarrollo del pian.-ConsidsrA
ciones.-El preambu;o axposici6n.
Los Munlcipios.-La CamarA
Lnsuiaro-EI Consejo. Ell Gonsr
nador Genera!.-La nissoria.-Ls
legaiidad.-La razon suprema.-
La Rsparasi6n' ..
Ei foilsEo se ofrece en- las 81
guientes Coadjciones:
UD elem piar...-....... so cts
Con el EefrAto del ant0r. Is"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
GAOETILLAE.

Escudos Tacionales 6 idem de
Puerto. Rico, Iamafio 28 Z Al Centi-
metros, & as centavos. 1mprenta
del BOLHTIN.
= H"Mariposa. ."-Caprioho do Con
cierto para Piano, obra seleCta J
celebradisima del eminente compo-
aitor don Gonzalo de J. N1hez ;
edici6n de lujo, elegantemente gra
bada en- Ia Itografia del BoLETN.
Oonsta de 6 paginas de deliciosa
m6siCa, llevando al frente astistiCa
' aleg6rica portads. A 1 peso el
eiemplar en- esta Imprenta.
Retratos de Su Santidad "Le6n
XIII."-Los dnicos aut6nticos, del
Ienombrado Ohartran, de varios
tamsfios, se venden On esta I'm
prenta. EstA acreditado cue el pa
fecido de estos retrat0s con ell We.
nerando original es fldelisimo. q.
mismo Santo Padre asi 10 ha recol
nocido.
V6ase el anuncio que acerca de
tan msgnifcos retratcs Va en- otrs
parte.
"Lss dos Palomaa". ".-Este 90 o.
titulo de Ia inspiradisima DAMS
cnhana. original del celebrad(
Compositor puertorriqueho D. Con
Ealo N6fiez, que ACADIA de ser ele
gantemente ltogEafada en- ests
Casa.
La recomendamos 6 los amantel
de la mfsica selecta.
V6ndese en- esta ImpEenta q
m6dico precio de 25 centavos 9
ejemplar.
L. Bomba GEulalia."-En el pa
ito de la antigua Carcel go probe
el sAbado 6ltimo Ia bomba de va
DOE EulaEa, para Ia extinction d
incendios, traida por nuestro Ayun
tamiento de los Estados Unid0s.
BE de gran tuerza y arroja e
. aqua & una considerable altuIs, dea
de 10 cual cae CoDvertida On I'M
lluvia que bien podrfamos llama
torrenclal.
Ha hecho una msgnifca adqui
sici6n el Ayuntamiento.
Lo Consignamos gustosos.
Himsneo.-Ss han undo snte
Altar, en- jay uys, 81 apreciable 90
nor don Rosario Oanales y 10 dign
aefiorita doi1a Consuelo Torresol'
Eterna luna de miel deseamos
10 amante pareja.
Invitaci6n.-El respectable sent
Arcedlano nos ha invitado stenta
mente para los solemnes cultos d
Nuestra s, iiora de la Pf0videnci'
uue se ce.ebrsrzn por el orden %
en- otfo sitio de este n6mer0
AnunCia.
A la invitaci6n acompalaba IN
primorosa eGtampa y I'm devote Il
brito dediCado por dicho se6or Al
cediano & 10 excelsa SeheTR.
Nuy egladeeee!ddos... ed..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19

yos interesados lha provisto el Ban
90 de los Resguardos provlsionales
correspondientes; quedando por 10
tanto nulos y de niugdn valor los
reoibos provisionales antas Eelao oio-
nados.
Puerto Rico, IL de- Dicie mbre
de l894-Vo BE- Nl Prssideute &C
cidental, Julian E. B!Gnco. - III
Secretatio, SalvGdor Fwlladosa.
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TRAvNsfA.

TRAvHSfA.
Vap. esp. "S. Simon" cargandC.
Col. amer. "Anita," descarganda.
Ber. amer. "Jannie Adeline,"
descargando.
Vap. esp. "I Ivo Bosch " cargan.
do en- 81 ruta por 81.
Bdra. esp "Nueva Flor" cargan.
do para Vleques.
Gol. esp. "Pedro cargando pa.
ra Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo,"
cargando para Aguadilla y Maya
giiez.
Col. esp. Elefante" pendiente.
Col. ESQ. Oarmelita cargando
para Arecibo.
Bdra. esp. "Dos Amigos car
gando para Arroyo.
Col. esp. Indis," carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp" Dlchoss," descargan'
do.
Col. esp. "Guillermito cargsn-
do para Arroyo y Ponce.
Col. esp. Dolores cargando
para Arroyo y Ponce.
Col esp " Hortencis," pendiente.
Col esp" "Pepito," pendiente.
Col esp "Ooecepci6n." pendiente.
Col. esp. "Anita," carenando.
Col. esp. "Olementina" cargan
do para Nsguabo y Humacao.
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.BAN(O TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOlI
DEPUERTO ROO
sECRErARfA.

Sc hsce p6blico que de la Oiu
dad de Ponce q esta Capital sc he
Axtraviado una csrta del seflor don
Carlos Armstrong, en- Ia que Sc in
cluian los tecibos provisionales de
este Banco, tal0nes ntmeros 80,
67 y $50 de veinte y cinco, diez y
dos acciones pertenecientes respec.
tivamente 6 los sehores don Juan
Serrall6s, don Eduardo Wellem-
kamp y don Pedro FouEnier; q Gu.
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BINCO TERRITORIAL
Y YAGRICOLA A
PUERTO RIOO.

Acordada por el Consejo de Ad-
ministraci6n en- session ordinaris de
80 de Noviembre 1ltimo la emission
de 600 c6dulas hipotecarias de d
100 pesos moneda corriente cAds
unas que hae en- en- conjunto 10000
pesos, &c pone en- conocimiento del
p6blico, cumpliendo 10 prevenido
en- ell articulo 81 de les Estatutos.
Nl montante de los pr6stamos de
que se deriva la emission ssciende
6 65,247 pesos. Les e6dulas de.
vengaran ell inter6s del z por 100
anual pagadero por semestree, y ei
importe de las mismas se1a reem
bolsable por sorteos anuales que sc
anunciaran oportunamente en- el
plsxo maximo de IL amos.
Puerto Rico, Diciembre II d.
1894,-Vo Bo El Presidente, &C.
cidental JulidN e. Blanoo.-El So
eretsrio, Salgador Fwllcdose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19

Bieu venido.-Hemos tsnido 9
gusto dc salujar 4 nuestr0 antique
' respectable amigo el seilor Pbro
don Gabriel RodrigueS, digno Ours
pArrocO de Ooamo que se encuentrs
entire nos0tros.
Muy bien venid0.
"Ei Heraldo dc la ExpOrta ion
I-Hemos reoibido I'M ndmsro de
esta publication neoyorkina que
trae un magnifico retfato y la bio
grafia de nuestro distinguipo ami
| 20 don Alexandra Villar y Varela'
Jefe INFERNO de nuestra Oolectlvl-
dad.
Agradecemos el envio de di0ho
ejemplar del HerG1dO.
iAgua va!-Hscs unos dias qua
no Cesa de lover en- esta ciudad.
iOuantos papeles sc estan mo
jando con tanta lluvia!
El Sr Mu1v1 y R1vera.-HemoS
estrechado con el gusto de siempre
la mano de nuestro distinguido
amigo ell limo. Sr. don Sebastian
Mufoz y Rivera.
A quien reiteramos una vez mas
el testimonio de nuestra afectuosa
consideIaci6n.
Butos Habsnsr0s, - Numer0Ss
concurrencia tuvieron en- la noche
del domingo 6ltimo.
La velada fue agradabilfslma.
En- un julCi0 oral:
Una sonora algo madura, vesti-
da con pretensiones, Sc presenta y
declara 81 nombre.
El presiden te.-i Edad I
La sehors, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
ocho amos.
El presidente, inpldcabIe.-No es |
ESQ. LIE pregunto a usted Ia edad
que tiene. . .GbOrG.
Ell cr,ado Juan oftece 4 Ia donCe.
Ila Victorina una suEtija de orc.
Victorina dulcemente enojada
va sabes que no me gusta que
yastes ell dinero pOr mi.
NO. Victorina ; es un reeMerdo
lue he enC0ntrGdO en- ell cuArtO de
"a sonora.
ESQ es otra Cosa.
Libros de texto en- Ell Institute
? Escuelas Normales y que se ha-
Ian de venta en- Ia Liberia del BO-
lNTIN:
Gramatica Oastellana.
Historic General, FernhndeE de
Jastro.
Aritm6tfca, Oardir.
AritmetiCs, OortazaE.
Algebra, O0rtazar.
Algebra, Oardin.
Ge0metria, Oardin.
GeOmetria, O0rtazar.
Ferrer y Rive1o, Legislation.
Agriculture, Riera y Tortosa.
Flsica y Quimica, Felit.
Pedagogia, Santos.
Ret6rlca y Poetica, RegtleE.
Economia Politica, GARNER
FtsiCa y Quimica, Morate.
Geograt1a, Morate.
TraduCCi6n latina, Polo.
Gramtica latina, Nscartin.
Gramtica latina, A. Perez, rtr.
tica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
ALMANAQUGS PARA 1894.

: De pliego, con el santoraI, da-
sos astron6misos, Gsstas religio.
sas y oficisles, etc, , Blocks, de
variadss formas y eleganses cro-
NOS aleg6ricos, desde sl mas lu'
joso aI mas econ6mieo, pefo TO-
dos bsi.os ) sesogidos, h&llanse J
10 vendsn en- ests Imprensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
4xl1zA LOCAL.
SOBRINQS De Ez0ulAGA,
gORTA.,TRZA. 1T

H1AIGAgtNEAs IVS
U3sA do giTog y eomisaones.
Agsntss do los vapoEss-ooEEsos es IL
;amparia TrasatiAntics Rspahola.
Agsntea de Id Id Go los aenogea In.
rinAgs y TO-. Dc Liverpool.
1aem idsm G. FL. Fletcher = Co.,
ID. (compShfa Ola Flscha") Dc ID.
AssEsss ss. Id Id dc los ssfiorss J. T.
niioksls y Co.,, Lines de "Serra".
Agsntes Dc Bahe, Behrend y Ross,
iA;Dsa de "6erra".
Agsasas dsl 10 Ooupaaia do 4sgaros
'ontr& 4ncsnaioS ds0omtneds IL" 10
geI" ao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
SANTORAT..

Mercedes, 19.-Ssn Nemesio,
martir.
Jueves, 90 Santo Domingo
de Siloe, sbad y confescr.