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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
STAGES MILL BURNED.
TWO HORSES CREM4TED AND Much
MATERIAL DESTROYED.
The Loss About $4,000 Upon which
There is 81 600 Insurance Origin
of the Fire Unknown.

One OF the most stubborn fires that has
occurred in Richmond for a long time
broke out last night in the planning
and box-factory of Thomas W. stage
situated near the corner Of Fifteenth ana
Cary streets. The first alarm was turned
tn from box f3i. AT the corner OF FIJI
teenth and Cary streets, at i2l3 o'clock.
The blaze, which originated IN the
eastern end OF the building next TO the
pork-packing establishment of Kilgan *
Co., was first discovered by officer
Matthews and young man named john
VI. Higgins. The officer and Mr.. Higgins
managed TO break i'm a door. and the lat
Ter entered and attempted to loose two
valuable horses whose stalls were IN
that part OF the building. tie had al
most gotten the halter loose, wncn the
flames spread so rapidly and the smoke
became so dense that he was obliged 10
beat q retreat TO save his own life. As
il was. his hands and face were badly
scorched and his clothes sinsed.
TWO HORSES BURNED.
The horses were burned TO death. as
were also several dogs which were con-
fined 81 the mill.
By this time a portion Of the Fire De
partment had arrived upon the scene but
Chicf Fuller Immediately saw that more
engines would be- needed, and at l2.8 a
second alarm sWas turned IN. Other en-
zines speedily arrived. but still more were
needed. and al lZ.D the Chief turned III
the special alarm, which brought out the
Church Hin apparatus. Trucks Nos anu
were on the scene, and the purAlhs
building was surrounded 10y a Gordon OF
engines. Steamers !, ,, 3, !, ., ana 1 nav
ing arrived.
FOR more than an hour the fremen
fought the flames stubbornly. but II was
rot until the whole interior was mass
of ruins that the fire was subiued.
The plant, which does an immense
business in the manufacture or boxes
sash. blinds. and doors, was filled with
valuable material. and was said to have
a large number oil orders on haud- mere
was also "A large quantity OF valuable
machinery. the most Of which was rcnd-
cred useless.
loss and IssURANCE
Mr.. Stagg who arrived on the scene
soon after the fire was gotten under con-
troll stated that his loss would be be
tween $1,000 and $1,000, upon which
there was an insurance Of $1,000, placed
as follows: Mechanics insurance Com
pany. 5000; Richmond Mutual. 5000,
and the balance with out-of-town COM
panies.
sThe building Is located between the es-
Enlistment Of kingan x co. and the
National Llnseed oil Company, both filled
with highly-iniammable materials, and
nothing but the promptness and efficiency
OF the Fire Department prevented
wholesale cOnnagratiOn. The origin or
the blaze is unknown.
At $3.50 this morning several engines
were at work on the ruins. and others
holding themselves In readiness in case
they should be needed. as il was thought
there might be some danger from the oil
house next door
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
THE CONsTITUTIONdL CONTENTION
Adopts Resolutions of sympathy for Cuba.
The Right ofDOwcr Undisturbed.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. AT noon
to-day. after a two-hours' session, with
little more than a quorum in attend
ance. the Constitutional Convention took
a recess until October 18th. ana the dele
gates are now leaving the city on every
train. This morning the question OF
abol,shing The right OF dover OF the
State was debated at length. II was
finally decided. by vote Of 50 to Is, 10
retain the right Of dover In the new
Constitution.
The following important resolutions, Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
MR.. GLfDSfONE ON TEMPERANCL
Local Option Insufficient to Dispose OF
the Question.

LONDON, oct. 4.-Mr. Gladstone has
u ritten a letter TO the Temperance Con-
crtss. In which he says;
While profoundly sensible OF the I'M
| cannot pretend that | have mastered
ITS ditnculties | see II clearly in certain
of IT'S aspects, but as whole 1t babies
me. - A.,
Il h ,ve 10 doubt that the local option
,rIuctrle is sound. but they must Ice of
very sangnine temperament who believe
that IL Is sufficient 10 dispose OF the
question. ,
"The method OF sale Of liquor Tor pub
lie account which exists IN parts OF Scah-
dinayia presents great advlniages, ana
Al adopted here ought TO be in its best
form The plan Of free trade. with
strict police supervision and adequate
taxation was unfortunately refused a
fair trial in Great Britain. OF the scheme
of mere limitation by reducing the num-
Der of licenses l have poor opinion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
The Star-Gaxcr Makes n hit

Joe OFT and a strong company pre-
scented, i'm most pleasing manner. at
the Academy last night. that excellent
farce-comedy. "The Star Gazer." IL Is
farce. pure and perfect. and OFT rs
equal TO the emergency I'm every instance.
The fun Is fast and furious-in fact The
Star Gazer" Is devoid OF duh moments.
The Trilby buricsque Is very laughahle.
and made quite hit. 4 matinee VII
be- given this afternoon. and the engage
ment will close with the night perform
arrQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
BIG FINE ~ PHTLIDELPHIi.
Thought To Have Been of IBcendiary
Origin-Lo,. Si5O,OOO.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. oct. THE
sash and door factory OF Rufus r.
Thomas. at Nineteenth street and Wash
fire to-day. Inc loss Is $4,000. The
flames spread 10 row Of dwellinr-hOuses
In the rear. on League street. and also
ignted a stable owned by Henry Colean
causing an additional loss OF 5000
The plant Of the Continental Brewing
Company was also slightly damaged
Fire Marshal Thompson made an inyes-
tigation. with view OF ascertaining the
origin. and his efforts prove that the fire
was Of inceniiary origin.
William Edwards. the Waterman at the
factory. stated that ne had made his
rounds through the factory 4 few mo-
ments before a policeman had discovered
the flames, and that there was no sign
Of fire.
II is thought that the flames were start
ed by a discharged empiOye. and the DO
lice are now hunting the man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05

Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen was born in
Freder.cksvoern, Norway. September o.
1915. He received his preliminary educa-
tion at the gymnasium In ChristdHia,
and. after a course of 5tudy at Leipsic.
Germany, was graduated in 1868 at the
University of Norway. He came at once
10 the United States. and be- lsGJ
became editor OF the "Fremad." q Sean
dinaNnn paper, published in Chicago.
he was appointed Professor Of German
at Cornell IN 1874 remaining until 1870.
when he accepted the corresponding
chair at Columbia.
Soon after reaching this country Pro-
fessor Boyesen eyinced "A remarkable IA
cility IN writing English. His contribu-
tons to the periodicals Of the day soon
attracted attention. and he became n1pn-
lar as a story teller in prose and verse.
lie was one of the founders OF the Au-
thors Club in New York.
The titles OF some Of his books are.
Gunner. \ Morse Romance" "A Morse
mans Pilgrimage Tales from Two
Hemispheres." "Falconberg." Goethe
and Schiller Their Lives and Works"
'Ilka on the Hi Top. and other Stories"
Queen Titania" "a Daughter Of the
Philistines," The Story Of Norway"
"llka on the Hill Top" was dramatized
in ,&i and successfully played for "A
short time In New York and other cities.
Many of his books and short stories
have been translated into German and
Norwegian, and one Of them into Russian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05

They Have Oserstayed Their Time and are
to be nepOrted.

WASHINGTON, oct. 4.-Collector WISE
al San Francisco. has been instructed by
Acting Secretary Hamlin. to deport all
the Chinese who were admitted as labor
ers for the midwinter exposition.
The Chinese, under the law, were on
titled 70 remain one year but have over
stayed this time. a month ago the
Chinese laborers had II announced 10
the Treasury Department that they had
departed, but this has been discovered
to be Chinese trick 20 throw the au-
thorities off the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05

ST. LOUIS. MO. oct. 4.-The True
Democrat, a morning newspaper. which
began life two weeks ago suspended
publication yesterday. Ii was pro-
nounced advocate OF a single go:d stan
dard OF money. The projectors. W. ii.
Garland and c. d. Warner. have turned
over the plant to the working force. but
there will be no further issues OF the
paper. Attachments have been issued
for claims Of compositors and reporters
aggregating 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
The Supreme Court.

STAUNTON. VA, oct. 4.-Special-The
proceedings Of the Supreme Court OF APP.
peals for To-Day We're as follows:
Davis & Snapp against Poland. From
the Allegheny cir nit. Argument con.
tinIed from yesterday, and submitted
Counsel for appellants, Messrs. Hader
and Anderson; for appellees, Mess.s
Parish, Duncan. and King.
Town OF Clifton Forge against Bush
Electric Light Company. &c. and Town
of Clifton Forge against Allegheny Bank.
These two cases were arg led togethsr In
part. and to be further heard tomorrow.
From Allegheny circuit. Counsel for ap-
peilant, b. Haden; for appellee. X. l..
Parish.
cahoon, treasurer against Iron Gate
l.. K |. Co. Submitted on briefs. From
Allegheny circuit Counsel for appel
lants. b. Hadcn; for appellee, L. L..
PARISH.
rhe court had announced that II would
stop calling cases after to-day, but has
decided 10 sit tomorrow, and VII also
hear one case on Monday, when they
will stop calling and work on eases now
in their hands until Thursday or Friday
next, when they will probably adjourn.
----4-----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION.
Continued from FIrst.)

that TN RIO dc Janeiro copies OF the Hoy
Scriptures cost from SIS to so each.
In speaking of the church missions n
this country. Bishop White, OF Indian.
SAID that In HIS diocese. with a popuh-
tion of 100000. only one out OF every
800 was a church man.
rah AMtNf,S ouTRAGts.
The order OF the day was suspended nj
this point and. in an eloquent address.
Bishop Dudley, OF Kentucky submitted
resolution OF sympathy for Armcnlans.
which was adopted.
Still another resolution. submitted by
the Bishop OF Albany. depioring the Chi
nese massacre. and sending prayerful
sympathy 10 those affected. and calling
upon the United States Government TO
extend it's strong arm OF protection over
the citizens OF this country resident In
China and 10 secure them treaty rights
was unanimously adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
LARGE Window Smashed.

Some yandal smashed the large plate
glass window I'm the store Of Julius kra-
ker e Son. 1913 east Main street. last
night. So far as is known, nothing was
taken. The police We're unable 10 find
any clue to the perpetrators OF the wan
ton mischief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05

LONDON, Oct. 4.-The British brigan-
tine Zoe was driven upon the sands in the
Bristol channel. near. the Mumbles, to-
day and broke up while a Efeboat was
proceeding TO her assistance. Her crew
were lost. The Zoe was OF lS5 tons. and
was owned In fleetwood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
HJfLHfR MORN EOlISIN DEAD
Rheumatism of the Heart Causes n sudds n
End sketch of His Life.

NEW YORK. oct. 4.-Hjalmar Hjorth
Boy.sen, Professor Of German Languages
aai Literature. I'm Columbia College died
suddenly in this city this morning from
rhet maiism Of the heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
OISITN AIRY.


NASHVILLE. TENN. Oct. f.-coionol
Donald Cameron, aged cighty-one, the
Oldest newspaper man I'm the state, ana
at one time prominent m politics, died
Wednesday in his home In Jackson. IN
1891 he was an apprentice ia the Nashville
National Banner office. In 1861 he moved
10 Jackson. and connected himself with
the West Tennessee Whig. ana remained
with IL until recently lie was an old
time Whig, and refused 10 join any or
the existing parties or to-day
DR.. 4. r. Dickinson will preach at n
A. NJ Sunday at Broadus Memorial Bap-
list church CThrty-sec0ni and Marshall
streets. The congregation extends cor
dial invitation 20 the friends of this new
hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05

cally III at her residence IN SosfelS, Va.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
VENTA 4 PLAZOS

8 al contado, de Ia hacienda de cafe
llamada 10 MallorqGilsG, ubicadA
en- ell blrrio de Olslltos, jnrisdic.
ci6n de Oisles, & uus legus de dis
tanCia del pobiado de Jsyuya. ps-
sando per d cha faca el canine
vecinal que desde Q! citadO pueblo
conduce q Utuado y crufaudola oil
rio de Oiales en- una extension de
mas de doS kil6metros propiedad
de don Jaime Colon y POns, resi-
dente "a la actualidad en- Soller
(Marllorca)
Vende 600 cuerdas con oertiA
oaoi6n de meDscra de 6stas SON
43O de cultlSo con cafetales ? pa.
tanales; tiene fincas antlquislmas de
cafe en muy buen estado, otras de
Z amos, otrss de 6, otras de B J las
mas nuevas de 4 amos; tIene mag
niflcos platanales y IN 90 pS soD
terrenos de primera tiene de 16 .
20 kII6metros de caminos que cru
Ean sus fincas, aimacen de maqut-
uarla, Tornado de hero, compuesto
te tres cnerpos; en- ell primero eata
10 msqainaria movida por motor
hidrAulico, con pilador y descasca-
rador; & mAs, dos grandes tanquea
ie dep6sito para cafe CON 90 aqua
correspondence; el segundo J ter
Ger piso sirven para almscenar CO
te, una casa vivlendA de % varaS de
frente con su correspondence marti
Ito y secaderas en- plantA bsja sir
se de almscen de cafe , tlends, y
81 & timo piso tambi6n de q msce 4
lie cafe otrA casa, slmseel, en- los
Osjos ; pesebres para 80 mulas, to
10 en- buen estsdo; easss de peO-
aes en- ndmero bastante para los
trAbaiaiores 18 mulAs, la m 4 g
siejA de . amos J Ia mas joven de
5; con Is cuerdas de hierba de gui
| n % J maloj llo y rna pieEs de Ca
lMG con todos los enseres pro iosr
| D lstos con cercados de alambres y
IoI demza e.renos de montes viz
Y ues de primer ordsn
4" Referencias y: don Juan Pixa J
Mas de 10 Capital.
Sres. Frau y Oompsfia, mis- apo
lersdOs, en- Ponce.
Don Luis Lafaye en- OlSles, J
o citsda hacienda mi apoderadc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

Oyola so ID. Don Domingo Apon
q SO Id. Don Justine Echrod sr 81
i'd. Don Pedro A. OhIesa 90 Id
DON Ram6u FraDqui 80 Id. Don
Angel YilIariDi so id. Don Fran
rIscO Morales 30 Id. Don Manne'
Lastra 30 Id. Don Manuel MuIoa
Delgado 90 i'd. Don Jos6 Flores
Solk 80 Id. Don Jaan Flores Sol {
so i'd. Don Francisco Par6s 90 Id.
Don Ramon Rivera 30 Id. Don
joan Isern y GImeneS 30 Id. Don
Rafasl Arce 90. Don Rafael Ra-
mos Acosta 90 I'd. Don Manuel
Rseoda so Id. Don Baltolom6 Es-
tsFlS 2S Id. Don Manuel Asymi 25
Id. Don Jos6 Alamo % Id. Don
JcsS Manuel BfaCero % Id. Don
Flofenclo Orta 20 Id. Don Julio
MorIll0 25 ii. DOn LeGnOlo b.
rreiro 20 id. d Oscar Urrutia Is
il. DON Luie Trilla % 25 i'd. Don
Juan Lopez 20 Ia. DON Manuel
FeEnoa % Id. Srss IseTn Hmnf
20 Id.
Ouya cantldad ha sido sntrega-
da 4 esta JuOta local de Soeorros
pcr el Er. Don Vicente B. Muhos.
Barranquitas, Julio "a de 1895.
Hi Presidente, Joaquin Dc RojGs
III ScCretarlO, r. Santini.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

Kxcelenta artista.-Sa snouen
ira de psso en- ests ciudad Ia nDts
BILE cantante sen IRA doiiA Masf4
Prozinsks, dlsiDula de los conser"
vatorios de Paris y NJ Ian, ; hemos
dido que Roncoroni, slempre dis
puesto { proporcionar este pub loo
cuap tos atr sctivoa teatrales est6n q
81 alcanoe, ha b soho peoposiciones
{ la Sra Proslnsks para que Se deje
,ir una noche en- nuestro teatEo.
Lo celeDramos.
Para las afecCIonss cr6uicas de
los pulmones, sohre TODD para los
nifios debllcs Y escrofulosos
DR.. s. del Castillo y Uruz. de IL
Universidai Oentra. de Madrid.
Oertl6cc: Que desde hace alg1n
tempo hago uso de Ia Emu'sion
ie SCOTT, CON exlto satlsfActorio, or
les afecclones ,cE6nicas de los pul
monss, y sobre TODD en- los n!nos
d6biIes y escrofulosos, por 10 que
no tengo Inconvenience eu reco-
mendar 81 emp.eo, en- la seguridad
de obtenes buen resultado.
6. Pedro de Macorls, Sstlembre
1894.
DR.. 8. del Castil o y Orus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

hahe, satisfecbo eli AZ dividendo
vencido desde el 81 de Mayo pro-
1imo pasado, por disposition del
Sr. Presidente sc Anuncia 10 subas-
5a de las referidas acclonee que
oendrA lugar el IA del pr6ximo mes
de Agosto, desde las dos hssta les
tres de Ia tarde, abte la Oomision
ie turno, en- ell salon de sesiones
de 10 misma.
No se admitirkn pFoposlciones
que NO cubran de contado el Inn
oorte del 4e dividendo dc cada &C.
lion CON los intereses J gastos, 3
sean once y medic pesos por &C.
ci6U, adjudicandOSe en- totalidad Q
oor totes & los que mejores ofertas
nagan en- el actO de lA subasta.
Los que deseen hacer proposiclo-
nes debarGn cOnsignar pr6viamente
81 5pS del impOrte de las accio-
nes & que hagan posturas, sin 10
sual no les seTaa sdmitic0s. Y los
que obtengan la buena pro debe-
ran CoDslgnar el moDtAnte de sos
ofertas, dentro do las "a horas ell
gulentes, quedando en- otro caso
sin efeCto 81 remate, y perdldo ell
dep6sito que b lbiersn hecho q be
neflcio 0el Banco , como indemui
gasi0n de perjuiciCs.
Sc expedirsn & los adiudiCatarios
de les acciones rematadAs los CO.
rrespondientes titnlos de las mis-
mas. quedando Sin valor alguno los
de las caducsdas. Los due os de
6stas podran liberArlas sin embargo
hssta ell diA II de Agosto, 4 las cUa.
trO de Ia tsrde, pagando en- 10 Oa1a
del Banco el importe del 40 divi-
| dendO, aus intereses y.gastos, 9 sean
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
GACnrLLAs.

Hes place. intsligsnts y ss.
tudioso joven puertofriqueho Don
Ramon Ruiz Arnau, sobrlDo polfti'
90 de nuestTo particular amigo D
Alexandra Turull, O6rsul de 6anto
Domingo, % ha examinsdo en- Ma
drid con el mas bEillante 6xito del
So afio de Medicina.
Mucho 10 celebraRos.
IL que SEQ enkofabuenal
@TspOf : Catalina Rsts her.
mosO vapor, de 6000 tOnelRdas, ,sAli6
81 dia a de OanaEiAs, con destino
& este puerto. Los conslgnatarios
de dicho buque, SFss. eobrino de
Ixquierdo , 90, nos paEticipan que
cl mismo admitira carga J pasaje-
ros para Arecibo, Ponce, Maya
gHez, Habana y Matansas.
re. P.-Ha fallecido en Junoos
el dIgno y respectable Anciano D.
Juan Costa BoIgss, Carihoso padre
de nuestroa estimados amigos los
sskores Costa PAlOl, { Quienes d.
NOS sentidO p6same.
Goce de Ia gloria eterna el fiuado
autor de sus dlas.
] HaiIe.--Muy luoIdo fut sl hGile
Que % celeDE6 anteanoehe en- sl
OsDtro GaIlego.
Mucha concuErencls, mueha ani-
masi6D, mucho obseQuio.
ise puede pedir mast
B. dfa de S6nt;ago.-kntssy
fiesta del iaClIto Patron de Rapafia
hlci6ronae las salvas de COS tumbT
y ell Bier cito yisti6 de gala.
a las IA una orquesta lanE6 %
meIodiosca Acordes en- el Oentr'
Gallego y delants del miamo q
dispaFaFon eohetes.
Saludos.-Hsmos tenide el gust
de sal0dsr 4 nuestros dlstinguido
amigos d Vicente OabalIero y do
Narolso E0leF, Presidsnte de 10 DI
putAoi6n Provisional y Dipntad
Tespectivamente.
TAmbl6n tuvimos el gusto de %
ludar 81 SF. Alcalde de Adjunta
d. Josk GArrig6, otso estimado an
20 nuestro.
A todoa 81 testimonio de nuestE
consideration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

ns'sl don jaime Autonio A-h =
na. con qu'epes podrA entenderse
al = UptPdnr.
NotG: S'endo esta focA de mas
extension del terreDo que re vende,
ss resesvan los terrenos y fincas CO.
nocidAs por Las TegadsrGs, , que
sstan enc!avadss en- el barrio de
Toro. Negro: cuyas flucas sen In
de las anuncladas.
jaime Colon q POns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
1U2A LOCAL.
S0BRINOS De EzOUIA6A.
RORTALMzA. IL!

CASA Dc giFos J sominOnss.
Agsntss do los vaporss-eorrsos Dc IL
OompAaia TrasatlAntiea nspAnola.
Agsntss Do Id ID Dc los ssnofss In.
EinAga y TO-, Dc Liverpool
Idsm idem g. II. FlstehsI , Co.,
ID. (compania ola Flscha" Dc ID.
AEsntss DE- ID Id As los ssfsoFss ]. Z.
Nleksls , co., Ltnsa Dc "berHa".
Agsntss Dc Bahr, Bshrsnd , Rosa,
Linsa de "Herra".
Agsnsss de 10 Oompania Do Hsgaros
contra Inesnaios dsDoninsdS lah 10
Sal". t<.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
Aeuas Buenas.

Suscripci6n iniclada en- dlcho
Iusblo por los Sres Don Jos6 Mar.
tinex, don JAclnto Bianco, don
AgusEin J Dias, don Ramon Mu-
fios Oa.axo y don Bernardo B1sca-
ha,- para sOcorreE { nuestrOs hernia
Los los yacInos de Barran 7uitss
one perdisrOn Gus bieDes en- el in.
ce.dio ocurRid0 en- disho pueblo.
uustre Aynntamiento : 65. Sres
Blanco Longo y Co., % Id. Don
Juan Bta Dlas 6 Id. DON joss O.
Arana / Id. Don Oamilo MirsbAl
3 ID. Don Benito Aponte 8 Id.
PHO Don Antonio Marines 8 Id.
Don Hleuterio Melendes l Id. Don
Pablo Roman 25 cts. Don Ramon
Dias Delgado a. Don HeKmene-
RildO DiaE Q IL. DON Leonor Garcia
/ Id. Don jose Marines Balasqui.
ae Aid. Don Francisco Eiguer0a
2 Id. Don Ramon Rivera ! Id. Don
Jos6 E. Morales l Id. Don Santa
20 Osp6 26 cts. DON DemetFio
Ramos 20 Id. Don Gervaslo VI
llalba 81. DON Lorenzo FeEnan-
dos Moreno 2 Id. Don Eduardo
Rodriguex 30 cts. DON Manuel
Rivera 90 Id. Don Juan Francisco
Rivera 81. Don Jos6 Julian Dias
Fines 90 cts DON Felipe Garbage
25id. Don Miguel OamacE0 30 Id.
Don Domingo Dlaz % ID 6res
Ortix O6rdovA y Co, - Don Jo-
aA Juan Fernel 90 cts. Don AMI
ceto Orespo a. Don Juan J. FL
eueroa 4 i'd. Don Manuel ]. Pas
frana l Id. Don BAm6a del @.
Diax 2 Id. DON Apolinar Dias
RamOs 25 cts. Casa Boseana
$40. Don Ramon Muhos OaraEo 1
Id. Don Agustin j. Diax 2 Id. Don
Alfredo MARQUES 8 Id. Don JOsE
B. Gotay 25 cts Don Carlos Rive
- 80 id. Don JOsQu q Aimeda 80
ID. Don Hermefeglldo Dias Bo
nis "a DON LAussAno Garcia 30
eta. DON Joaquin AgHer0 20 Id.
Don z eutsrl0 Flores 90 Id. Don
Francisco Reyes 80 i'd. Don Pas
cusl Delgado Is. Don joan Rlve
ra Is ID. D5n Pedro Falcon 30 Id.
Don Antonio Vzzq1es 81. Don
jose h. Oarbayo 10 cts. Don Fan
cisco Flores - EEUn veolno 30 cts.
Total 1885.
Ouya cantidad ha sido entregada
{ ssta Juuta local do EOo0rrOs, por
el Er. Don Ramon Muhos Oaraso.
Barranqultas. Julio % De 1895.
81 Presldente, Joaquin de RCas.
ri Esnretarlo, e. SaRtiRi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
PaEel para Peri6dicOs.

Del tamafio del BoLETlE y
del que tenfa +" Ell Clamor del
rails " Sc acaba de recibir en-
esta lmprenta una gran reme-
sa, que Sc realiza q precios IL
mitaoos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
ksahAlz q GO.
- -7s--IMTUAH--l3I

buportsoorus On grande escsla,
ie mercancias de todas proceden.
dias.
Sus tien6as dc detail "a LUZ
hLEOTRIOA J La VILLA DE
BILBAO son siemDre las msio,
surndas.
T1enen DuCursales importadcras
en- AreCib0 , Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

macpINa
aas7
Clones" ytnrnnmG
vreod m
nnhaG6nen as
dma
anSaG
nM correspond
dspohn
nhade
a6d 9
delau
d.
uenh a apaa6
-PuHtoRh eMgd1
HHEN PROVINCIAL Er91IxA NGA4,s
/ EGOZCUE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

nee med ~ uesns ''"r accl' D, }
psesanttn e. y So .tari" Ioi
-esgnar H.. para s'tAr - 'E' eI
hllos.
Las acciones que GO liberen de
ese modo, ser&n excluldas de 10 90
basta.
Puerto Rlco, 8 de Julio de 1898
-El secretario, Salrador F"Ilade
sG.-Vo Bc-El Presidente acciden
to, Juli6n E.Blancs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
SANTORAE..

Domingo 28.-Santos Victor. pa
pa y mr., Iaocencio, papa y Confe-
scr, y santos NAsaFio , Oelso, mrs.
Lunes 29.-SaDta Marta. vg., saD
F6lix, papa. san SlmpliOio = santa
Beatrls, mrs.
MArtes 3O.-San Abd6n y sao
Semen, mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
MovIMIENTo DE BUQUEs
uNTRADAs DE TRAvHsfA

liDe Liverpool y Hantsnder, vap.
esp. "P&ulinA,"A Sobrinos de Rs
quiaga, con cargo general para va
rios.
De Halifax, vap. nor. "Johan
5verdrup," L6pes Villamil y 90.
con salazones para varios.
De Habana y escala, vap. esp.
~. Jover Serra," & A. Rauschen-
plat, CON carga de trAnsito.
De Barcelone y escalas, berg esp
/" India ., & Rdbert Hmnos, CON
provisiones 1 la orden.
De Philadelphia, berg americana
+" Grear Lin wood n, & j. 7. Silva J
90, con carbon.