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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
REVENGE OF A CRAZY WOMAN
Mrs. Honora Johnston Attempts to Burn
Down a Row of Houses.

Mrs. HonOra Johnston Attempts to Burn
Down a Row of Houses.
Fire Marshal Towe and the police were
notified yesterday of a case of attempted
arson by woman who is said to be act
uated by motives of revenge.
Yesterday afternoon James Sullivan
who lives at 1920 Sacramento street, called
at the Fire Marshall Office and complained
that woman had attempted to burn down
his house. He said he was awakened be-
tween and o'clock yesterday morn
ing by the loud tones of woman's voice.
He heard her say, III blow this house UP
or set it on fire with coal oil' He got out
of bed and recognized the woman as Mrs.
Honora Johnston, who had been evicted by
the Sheriff from No. 1926 about two years
ago. The row of houses belong to William
Hale, and since then she has threatened to
burn them down. Two weeks ago she
destroyed the fence between Sullivan's
house and his next door neighbours.
Sullivan and his wife sat up, and it was
not till 6 o'clock that Mrs. Johnston left.
After she had gone they went to the rear
of the house and found two sacks saturated
with coal oil and placed against some
building were covered with oil and a large
quantity had been poured through knot
hole. a lot of burned matches were scat
tered about and there was every evidence
that an attempt had been made to burn
down the building.
The Fire Marshal took Sullivan to Cap
tain Douglass, who sent Policeman Colin
to arrest Mrs. Johnston. As the woman
appeared to be out of her mind she was
taken to the Receiving Hospital to await
her examination before the Insanity Com
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
FRUIT TRANSFORMATION.
New Method of Packing Invented by a
San Franciscan.

San Franciscan.
There is probably no one matter which is
receiving the same attention at present at
the hands of the Railroad Commission as
that OF fruit transportation and the fact
being generally known leads to that body
receiving many suggestions on the subject,
many of which are possessed of merit.
DR.. H. L. McKillops of this city has sub
mitted to the body named new method
OF packing deciduous fruits, which it is
claimed is destined to find general favor.
The plan is to place each orange chat
class OF fruit being taken merely for illus
trative purposes) in a pasteboard circle,
which prevents contact with the other
fruit and which causes the most thorough
ventilation.
The present style boxes can be used and
any shape of fruit can be packed therein.
No expert packers are required, and the
pasteboard circle is said to be as cheap as
wrapping paper.
1t is said that eight tons more of fruit
can be shipped in a car by this method
than by that of refrigeration.
The method is more fully explained in a
communication to the board from the in
ventor and which will probably be pub
hshed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
GEORGE A. WORN rs DEAD.
Passing of Prominent Merchant and
Pioneer,

Pioneer.
George A. Worn, pioneer of California
and for many years well-known business
man of this city, died yesterday at his resi-
dence, in Ross Valley, near San Rafael,
after long and tedious illness.
Deceased was born in Dublin, Ireland, in
1926. and at an early age came to this coun-
try, making his way to California, in search
of gold and fortune, in 1849 In the fol-
lowing year he formed partnership with
the late Captain M. Waterman, the firm of
Waterman e. Worn being one of the best
known produce firms of early days. He
accumulated handsome Torture which
was augmented when he married the
daughter of the late James D. Ross, after
whom Ross Valley was named.
Later he went into the real-estate bust
ness, representing the large interests of
James Phelan, James Bell, the late Robert
Sherwood and others, by whom his un-
questioned integrity and great business
ability were highly valued.
He leaves a widow and five children. a
sister and brother in Dublin, and another
sister, Mrs. William Richardson, in this
city. The funeral will take place from the
family residence and will be strictly
private.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
THE MON TANYAS
AFTER MILLIONS.
PROMINENT SAN FRANCIsCANs
WILL CONTEST TRINITY's
OWNERSHIP.
ALMOST FABULOUS WEALTH
1HE PROPERTY IN DISPUTE VALUED
AT OVER ONE BILLION
DOLLARS.

The San Francisco heirs of Aneke JAMS
Weber are preparing to make one more
desperate struggle to secure their birth
right. This means, if successful, the pos
session of all the property IN New York
City now held by the Trinity Church cor
poration and variously estimated to be
worth from $500, OO0,0O to 81 900, 900.
Among the prominent San Francisco
people interested in Trinity's millions may
be mentioned James de La Montanya,
Mrs. A. w. Fetter, Mrs. E. L. Bronson,
Mrs. Halstead, Mrs. J. II. McGhee, Mrs. S.
Harrison, Mrs. Schriner, Professor Martin
c. Gee, Mrs Griffin, James de Witt and the
Kip heirs. The property for which these
descendants of the royal house of Holland
sue embraces 1872 acres of land in New
York, all more or less improved. Trinity
Church itself is involved, along with nu-
merous tenement blocks Aneke Weber,
or as she was christened, Aneke Jams Web
Der, was a daughter of Wolfert Weber,
who took the crown of Holland about the
year 1900. Aneke Jams married Jams Roel-
OLSON, and coming to America in 1853 set
tied IN New Amsterdam, New York. On
the death of Roeloffson the citadel of her
affections was vigorously attacked by
Dominic EyerarduS Bogardus, the then
leading clergyman of New Amsterdam.
As soon as the blithesome captivat-
ing widow could becomingly dry her
tears she married the beau of the
settlement, four children resulting from
the match. 1t is from this second marriage
that the San Francisco and Pacific Coast
heirs trace their relationship to Aneke
Jams and consequent right 10 Trinity vast
possessions.
1t is alleged by them that this belle of
no RI a
grant from the Dutch Governors Won
Twlller and StuYYesant in 1856 and 1854
which grant was confirmed by the English
Governor Nichols in 1864 The Trinity
Church corporation secured control of the
property for a long term of wears and
when the lease expired in 1889 refused to
give 1t up No one could be found who
was willing TO make the fight until Mrs
L. Keplen of New Albany, Ind, conceived
the idea of organizing Aneke JAMS associa-
tons III every city where heirs could be
found.
The local heirs are particularly enthusi-
astIc over the announcement that the
State OF New York has again taken the
matter in hand and will see TO it that they
get justice if nothing more.
Mrs. A. W. Fetten, sister of James de
La Montanya, the stove merchant, in speak
ing OF the impending contest yesterday,
expressed the utmost confidence in secur-
ing decision favorable to the heirs
though she was sure the Trinity corpora
ton would employ any means to defeat
them.
This is the first time" said Mrs. Fet-
ten, that the heirs have gone about the
thing in the right way. In the past there
has been no concert OF action on the part
OF those interested and only one result
6NIure-could come from such course.
Two years ago the San Francisco descend
ants OF Aneke JAMS met in this room and
formed the San Francisco Aneke Jams
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

Union. Since that time we have had reg
ular monthly meetings, giving each other
such aid and advice as the occasion seemed
to demand. The main trouble has been to
secure a perfect record of relationship with
Aneke Jams. This. L am glad to say has
i'll nearly every instance been successfully
accomplished, though with many claim
ants it was most arduous undertaking.to
trace llneal descendancy running through
two and half centuries. We came from
the Bogardus side, and every marriage,
birth and death down to the present time
is complete. In addition to our interest in
Trinity's millions the De la Montanya
family are largely interested in other New
York property nearly or quite as valuable.
The property is located along Harlem
River and the Meadows. We have rich
and powerful corporation to fight, vet we
never felt so confident of winning as now"
Mr. Montanya is also very sanguine Of
besting the Trinity people, though he does
not expect them TO step down and out
Should they suffer defeat in the lower
courts 81 look ror a long bitter struggle"
he said lending only when the highest
tribunal in the land decides in favor of the
heirs
For over year past Mrs. Kepler, secre-
tarv of the Aneke Jams International
Union, has had her assistant, Mrs. j. A.
Hall, visiting the most important cities on
the coast, her mission being to secure
list of ali claimants and perfect organiza-
ton. Mrs. Hall is now in San Francisco
resting from her almost incessant labors.
In a few weeks she will go East to make
her report to Mrs. Kepler, after which she
says the great legal battle will be declared
on.
II have spent nearly year hunting up
Pacific Coast heirs, said Mrs. Hall yester.
day, land have the names OF about seventy
five people who claim to be descendants of
Aneke Jams. 1t is quite likely that at least
twenty-five of this number VIII fall to
prove relationship.
1--WE are confident of winning the suit
when the case again comes before Jury.
The mistake was made in endeayorlng 10
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
REMARKABLE SUBMARINE CONTEST
BETWEEN A DIVER AND A
DREDGER.
FISHING FOR A RUBBER MAN.
THE DREDGER TURNS INKFISH AND
STOPS THE WORK OF THE
OTHER.
A remarkable contest took place vester.

A remarkable contest took place yester-
day on the bay and under it, off Mission
street, between diver and dredger. The
former was one of the Whitelaw wrecking
gang, the other boatman and the object
of their contention was a prize of $34O said
to have been lost overheard by black
smith from the ship L. B. Morse, which
was moored at the wharf few days ago
Much doubt has obtained on the water
front among those inclined to skepticism
as to the locality where the money really
disappeared, and that distrust was shared
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
GONE TO LOS ANGELES.
The Little Dancer, La RegaIoncita, Nc
Longer Here.

The publication in the CALL yesterday of
the facts inconnection with the case of Man
ager Walter OF the Orpheum, who was ar
rested for permitting the nine-year-old
dancer, La Regaloncita, to appear on his
stage, has resulted in the sudden departure
for Los Angeles of Mrs. Charlotte Ever
and her three daughters.
The case of La Regaloncita will come up
for hearing in Judge Joachimsen's court
to-day, but the trial will lose its interest
now that the principal witnesses have
gone. The Humane Society will push its
case against Manager Walter, but as its
leading witnesses are no longer in the city.
it is thought dismissal will be the result.
No reason is assigned for the abrupt de-
parture of Mrs. Ever with her family of
dancers, although it is surmised that she
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

engineer and until placed in charge never
held position above that of coalpasser,
and that if he is kept in his present posi-
ton there is great danger of an explosion
that will wreck the printing esta blishments
about the locality. The committee in
strueted the Chief of the Fire Department
to investigate the matter.
The bid of the Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works being the lowest, the contract
for furnishing hydrants to the Fire De-
partment was awarded to that firm. The
bid was $33 "a for single and $44 GA for
double hydrants.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
Burial of the Murdered Actress.

The remains OF Cora Everett, the actress who
was murdered last Sunday, were consigned to
mother earth in the Odd Fellows Cemetery
yesterday. The friends among whom she
worked raised subscription-and saw that the
body had Christian burial Charles S. Rice,
who cut the unfortunate woman's throat, is
now in Jail charged with murder
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
Suicide of a Paralytic.

The body taken from the bay last Monday has
been identified as that Of Augustus Pepper,who
disappeared from his home, at 1919 Valencia
street, on the 9th inst. He was a paralytic and
ii is believed that his infirmities drove him TO
suicide. He was 90 years of age, native of
Canada and q baker.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

of the National Guard from parading with
guns in the streets; the BARRIERS Sunday
rest bill; the bill providing for the repeal
OF the street railroad fare act of 1875 and
that all franchises shall be sold to the
highest bidder
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

has the least basis of fact on which to rest
We have also found small deficit at the
Bank of California-just few hundred
dollars-and this, too, will be mentioned
i'll the executors report
About $500 is believed to be the sum dis
covered outside of the strong box, so that
the Stow estate is enriched to the limited
amount of some $500.
Sudden Death of a Hickman.
James Roberts, an old hackman died of heart
disease at 1908 Geary street about o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
Found Dead in Bed.

Henry Wolfgang was found dead in his bed
at the Wilson. 120 Post street, late yesterday
afternoon. Wolfgang was % years of age, I'M
married and q native of England. Death is be-
Ieyed to have resulted from natural causes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

''My love, what magic spell is thrown
Upon your face? Its charm own.
Whence came thy pure and pearly teeth?
Thy rosy lipsi Thy perfumed breath?'
She said, in accents sweet and clear,
'Tis only SOZoDONT, my dear"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
DANGER OF AN EXPLOSION.
a Coalpasser Said to Be Doing the Work
of an Engineer.

]. Peterson sent a communication to
the Health and Police Committee of
the Board of Supervisors yesterday
stating that the man in charge of the
engines of the Commercial Steam Power
works at $40 Commercial street is not an
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

decided upon that step to avoid the annoy
ance of prolonged litigation with the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
Charged with Robberv

The two men arrested on Monday night by
Sergeant Thomson of the park police for rob
bling Daniel sheehan are Morris Cunningham
and Thomas Paul. They were booked yester-
day morning on the charge of robbery. Gun
ningham is the one who was positively identi-
fed by Sheehan in the Receiving Hospital.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

You should keep Salvation Oil on hand; it VIII
cure all aches and pains. Price % cents
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20
NEW TO-DAY.
CALIFORNIA FURNITURE CO.

MANY PEOPLE prefer
AVA a brass or even an iron
bedstead to the richest kind
of woodwork. Why? Metal
work is cleaner-that is to
say, more easily kept clean;
it lasts far longer and it is
IN many senses more attrac-
tive.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-20

is A BRASS or an iron
a bedstead within the purse
capacity of most people ?
Above is a white enameled,
brass trimmed bed-price
ST.. What eau you buy as
attractive, durable and novel
for less money?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20

prejuiOio y 10 duda, tiener 6 vf cet
ras0n de ser, y no osposibie vent or.
os desde luegc, pero al I'm IL or.
dad sale victorlosa.
La enfermedad de dicha sefiors
era la indigestion y dispepsia, Ia
cual lleva trAs si dlversas conse-
cuencias one dpian perplej 10 tsnto
4 los etfermos como 4 Ios med & o..
Esto 10 comprendi6 bieD, elm m
ba-R Ia buena y Saba seiiora que
Ereparo ell Jarabe que lleva On Coz
noc'do y respetadO nombre. En-
ot,as pala ras. cor o,ia perfecta-
meDte q0s "enfesmedad" significa
"msia digest On" , por conGgnien.
te, ell ponsr el estom ago On deb'd0
orden es poper todo en- ordsr.
Ls "mals bora de sufrimiep oS
de 10 sefiosita Mateos no volvit, y
CON ell Jsrahe de la MAdre 8 iee &
ls msnn, estamos seguros de Gle
no volverz jamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20

TRNRDURIA Oh LIBROH, POI
Oastafsoa.
LEY DE RxrRoPIACIoN
FORZOEA.
O0DIaO DE OoMERoIo, aGi.
tons.
NUEvo ooDIGo De JUsTI.
OLA MILTAR, Anotaoo pOr el
Doctor Il. 6Anches de Ooaha, re-
dAGE0r Go II " Revista dc loo Tri-
bun aIea".
C0DIGO DE OOMERCIo, sdI-
cion de bolsilio.
OoD1GO PENAL DE CUBA 7
PUERTO-RIOO.
OODIGU PENAL DE OUBa 7
PO OAkTO-RIOO, por In Bibhoteca
udlciaL.
FORMULARIOs DE 10 Oh
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL. DEL sEOAHTA-
J RIO, "AbelIs'.
DElIkUhU AnMINIsTkATI-
20, "ADells"
GRaLAMENTO Oh LAS GA
RL RKAe, OIV1LAS DE ULTRA
NJ Is.
-AY DE OAzA. para Onoa ,
I P7urEo- hlSo.
fLOh1S z LAGkIMAH. por
D. DunlALg0 b. heKn andes.
! EOhM u OLARlU Criminal, po1
ADetla
ID. MsgISersL, por Bonchss tat.
Il hIS1t1EIA NATURAL. pol
EervA~.
AAlTAETIOA, Algebra 7 Guo-
MeakL~, pVE GAEdln.
FLA1sOEAA, tsOr el EaasHs CO.
.e3lae..
| ARA-AaATIOA FRAEtIlrSA, pol
lQLsAdOEi y ben0I.
oAA2AA11UA INGLMB 4. DC
LD@sEs
HAAMATI0A b MUSICAL, pOl
3oHs40.
GOIAuO UITxL. - NueYa edi.
etoL otlclAl roGorn.ss:A.
AkLTMNIIUA. CuEtaGaE.
DtaJUIONA1kiO UE AAA Lem.
8U a OA5EHL1-AGA, por II 4Aca
| a1sSSAlk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20
.ESCRIBANIA.S

Tambi6n SO ACADIA !: de recibir de
las mismas Jun extenso " variadO
surtido. Las hay de ,multitud de pre-
clos, desde rs Gentavos hasta 2J y
veinreIy cincO pesos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En- tinteros de- cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20
PAPEL SELLADO

aladrado por una sola hoja,
6 prop6sito para minutas, so
bres de ofcios, etc.
De venta en- esta lmprenta
Sr. Director del BoLETfN MEk-
CANTIL.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20
LINRA DE- PUERTO.RIOo.

ealsp los diss 10 , 20 Loo vspors:
que hscsn el ssTvicio de Oorreos.
81 del din 10 tocs "a Nusvitas, Gibs.
70 BarAcos, GuaDtGnsmo, OuDa, OabS
Haikiano , Pors-au-Princs Puerto PIs.
q, Ponce, MAysgusx, AguAdilla J Hsr
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al rstosno hsrl
sscala On loo mismos pusrtos.
ii del dia so irA p0F Husvit 80. C
barA, BaracOa, Guantanamo, Cub San
70 Domingo, Ponce, MAyaguss, Aqua
dilln y San Juan de Puerto Rieo, '
nisnaO pOT Loo miSnoa pusrtcs.
RstornaEln salieado dc Puerto R!es
los dis - , 5 rsspsetivamsnts; soca
TIN sn Ouba los diAs 80 J ., llsgandc
6 10 Hahans IN lss lfschas eoErsspon-
dientss Dc I = ID 10 eAda mss.
Ninguno de sssOs dos vAposss tosaFA
I - retoTno en- GuanEGnamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20
LlBROS.,,. !.

| En la Imprenta del BoLxlss g
han recibidO los siguientes:
O6digo Penal reformado en- 1870
OOn laa variacionea introduCidas on
el mismo por la ley de IL de Snllo
de 1876, oonoordado y cont aAa0C
para 81 mejor inueligencin y fkeil
aplicsCi6n, con una mulEit7 d de
ejemplos = cuestioneM prkctieGs ex-
tTaCtadas de Ia jurisprudenotG5 casa-
blecida por el Tribunai Daesao
en- mas de cinco mji al az Gae.
tadAs en- materia a4 .2ssSss1 1. ast-
minal desde 1870 { zs-.; asla
lurisprudencia frau a&s IA " N.
sos no resueltos adn 1Gx Z. Eg ss& =
Que dimanan de arh H;sa9 d'l C<.
tigo frances, que gusrNa3 22n slsss&.
tdentidAd J analog1a e1a lGs CSl
u0digo espafol, seguid> q . TIA 6x
tanso y mtnucioso reper oEto Giia
betico de Las miEmaa y de IA apaa
dice con las leyes penale& C%TJeusg-
o. dc contraesndo = defraa '@s
ferrocardiea, mOntea, ley elt
es y municipal, casa y pasc~, ley
sObre pro eoclan . los njfios de 26
de Julio de 1873, y sobre usnIpa-
ui6n y falsihcscloE de patentea de
30 del propio mes = aho, snotAdaA
oomentadaa CON Ia jurispruden.
eia del Tribunal Supreme
Obra uiiiaims q les sehores Ma.
gissradoe, Jurados, Jueces, Fiscs.
les, lndiyidnos del Ouerpo Jurdic<
Militar y delaAs funcionarios en-.
eargsdOs de ID aplcaci6n de In ley,
: nuy particularmente oa sefo-
res Letrados, defehsores 8 acusa.
dores un causa criminal. J & toda,
aQuellas personas que, dessosal
de OonoOer el O6digo , Ia Jurispru
Geacia, 40 han podldo h&.0er dt
ellos IN estudio especial. EoE =
Rxcno Sr %. Salvador Viada y vi,
llaseCa, Magisuado del Tribuna
supreme J DiputadO & Oortas.-m
TINA edi0ion, custro bOmoa.
| COMPILATION dc las disposl
riones orgapicaa de Ia Administra
| si6n de Justicsa On Las provincial
lde UlRamar. preOedida de una in
noduccion hist6riNa, aRotada
sOncOrdada con 10 Legislation ante
soE y 10 de In Peninsula, y con Ia
reyes prooesales, y segulda de W
los apendicea,. oomprensivas dc
LEY de untdcaoi6n do 10 de Agost
Ide 1885, 81 de0reto leg de enpIea
dos de UitramAr y las denss dil
p0slciones vigentea, pos Ra 40
lSanohes OcagA, auxsllar del MtrlI
Iterio de 6raciA Juaticia y Reaas
tor de 10 C Ravista de Lao Tgibuns
Leg. Edici6n de 1891
lPEDAGoGIOA, Eor don .Toss sAn
anex Y 6onEalex de Eomoan0.
REPERTORIO DE JURTE
IPRCDHECIA en naateFsa criGaina
tornado por una j9nta dc AbogI
ioa, ba1o II direction de don Y
Sente Romero Giron; comprenG
Ideade el afio 1870 & 1890; 8 s0a;
aassa.
IgETERIEARIA, Afago.
mana, Castro Verde
F1SIOA y quimioa, FelfE.
TABLA6 do logArltn0s. SAl
hes Ramos.
TKNEDURIA da hbros, CAST
6Oa.
ATLAS de GeografIa UDlvezn
oompuosaO de 80 mGpas traEaj
o. asreglo 4 lAa aotuasas usas
ga 90 Esisak, pFeaaoido do ans /
...la es4gg&ass ksfs6sssEs@, on
slIaa KerOs0.
OQD16O CIVIL, eoaaRAaaa.s
IRAIa0ns . t0m0a pAaaa
LAglOX II sslaa al
Tattat Rlyss1.
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LIMA DE- OAIBARMn.

Todos los Iunss I lzs 8 do In tards
MldrA ~ vspor que, tocanao loo mArtss
sn 10 Isabella de SsguA, nsgark q Oni.
bAEien los mIkrcolsa.
RetoTnaRG sAlienao De Uaibarian loo
jusyss, dsspu6s Dc ls llsgaaA dsl ifsp
dc pAsalsros, ccn sscala en- EaguA, y
ilsgarA Z In Habana Loo VisEnes.
Iodoa los visrnes & las 8 Do In tards
saIdrk otro vapcr que tosark'.su Isabelle
~ eaguA los sGbadOA , llsgarA D Cal
baTisn loo Doraigos.
EfsctuAr& nu rstoTno sAlisndo Dc Oai-
baTisn los martss, dspu6s do la IlsgnAa
dsl trsn De paaAisrOa, tocArx sn Eagas
J llsgArk 4 II Habana Loo miGrOolsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20
OOLORES EK TUBOS

ehRA LA PINTURA Al OIlEO !
LA OUARELA, ST AOABAN DI
RKOIBIRtEN BGTA MPRDNTA
Holm (ssstrs).
Betun.
Blanco De plata
BlAneo do ploms
Blanco de- Etnc.
Axul sslsstsl
ASul de cobAltAs
AAul de- Prussia.
Oastano (trsa ).ds nArts
Onstafl0 roio.
OassaAo d Van Dyrk
9Armin qusmads.K
UaFEtn de fubiM
Uenixa nEuI.
Bsfmslldn.
Rutagamhas
HTis Dc PayRs
Indigo,
Amarillo dsscaGnior
Amarillo de- eEomo elArAs
Amarillo dc ezomos sossW
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo Dc Napolas
LAsa qusmnda.s
LAcA eaxminaas
IAca ruhia
Laca amarillo.
LAGa oEdinaEia.
Lsaca vioiadA.
Negro De maxMl
Negro dc aEsaKas
Ocrs eaatnkos
Oers amarillo,
OeTs roio.
0crs Dc Sudnl
UltrnnaTs
RisdrA Dc hisla
RcE0 ds Gskurnas
Boo Dc Vsnsein.
DangEs de- DEaees
6splR.
Bepia soioEsada.s
MEsnaasss
IntuEa neuEJ6.
Iierk do Omssei.
IisEra de- Color il.
zIiszra % Lsaiis nataRk !,
ldsrra Dc Itslia sasmada.
1ierrn IS somDFa natufal.l
Llexra Dc soEsLrs quemadai
s1tsrrs d. oiaaa natnraI.
Lasfra = eisna qusmaAs.
.6sTmsll6ns
Bsfmasa5l lngItG
lSsrnsllan dsdohleas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-20
LMEA DE CUBA

Liegaran Sose hssta 6~otisgo de Cubs
los vapOres que sslsh los diAa s, Is y 36
Los de los dias 5 y IS tocarAD sr
Nuevieta Pusrto-Padre, GihsrA, Mays.
RI, Bsrscca, GusntAnamo J Cuba
El dis Is hsrk las mismAs escalAs
{ exception de lA de Mayad, = adsmGs
tocscA en- SaguA de T&namo.
To&oa retornArGD vsrihcAndo sua 80
hdss de Ouba los dias IL, 80 , :, sfec.
tuGndoss las sntradas en In Habaus
en- Las fcchas correspOndisntas do 10,
So = . de cada mes.
Ntnguno de estos vHporss tOcarA .
"a IetoHno IN GuantGnamo