davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
GEORGE LORD DAYS RECOTERT.
HE IS GOING ABROAD FOR a REST AND \ CHANGE
OF SCENE.

HE is GOING ABROAD FOR REST And 4 CHANGE
OF SCENE.
The remarkable recovery OF George Lord Day
from the injuries which he received while following
the hounds Of the Meadowbrook Hunt cub No
vcmber % last Is a matter Of congra tuat0n. both
for Mr.. Day and his many friends. For weeks Mr..
Days condition was critical that the expert
enced physicians attending him were In doubt but
which had enabled him to put his horse at the
fvc-barred fence, ;riumphed and nOw he is almost
entirely recovered. A Tribune reporter MIR.
Day at the Hotel Majestic yesterday afternoon.
Il am feeling very well" said Mr. Day; in fact.
really did no; know how badly J had been hurt
until the doctors told me. l nave had long siege
of IT. but | am all right now. I am a Hide bit
stiff in my left leg yet. but that VIII soon wear
OF. | guess"
Are you going to do more hunting Of the
elusive fox?' asked the reporter.
well. not Just yet" said Mr. Day. laush.ng.y.
"You see. going abroad on July u. and sh ~
spend OF my time in Paris, or. perhaps. iier-
lin shall be away about three months. ani ex-
pect that most OF that time will be spent In Paris.
where shall hire apartments. J go abroad not
only for rest bat for the variety Of scenes which
| Will soc. have been sick so long that feeI mat
a change Will do good
Mr. Day refused to discuss his retirement from
the firm OF Lord Day n Lord Il left the firm on
January l." he said. "an1 that is all there Is 10 H.
There Is not the slightest significance attached 10
the fact Of my withdrawal"
Then Mr.. Day put his overcoa. and the last
the reporter saw OF him he was handling the hHes
over a speedy bay horse as 1t sped uptown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine. fair: war ner eastcry winds.
For New Hampshire and Vermont. showers: warmer:
carterly winds
For Massachusetts, increasing cloudness with showers
In western portion eastery winds
For Rhode Island. fair; sot thcasterly winds
For Connecticut. Increasing cloudness and showers
.asterly winds.
For Eastern Ncw-York. showers warmer in northern
portion. caStcrly Winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania showers; easerly winds
For Ncw-Jersey. rain: castery winds.
For the District 81 Columbia. Delaware and Maryland
showers: slight changes In temperature eastcrly winds
For Virginia. showers. cooler: southoastcrly winds
For West Virginia. min: cooler: westerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania showers cooler In southern
portion. southwcsterly winds.
For Western NewYork. showers: cooler: southwesrly
winds.
For ohio. showers IN fair In portion
cooler In extreme eastern portion. southwestery winds
For Indiana. fair. southwcserly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
me YEA THEE REPORT
"HlGM. AREA CENTRAL OVER KANSAS.

'HrGH' AREA CENTRAL OVER KANSAS.
Washington June THE Eastern ~ high pressure
has been crowded the seaioard and the u high
ssure central over the middle slope has moved slowly
eastward and Is now central Kansas The Of
low pressure central this morning over Minnesota has
moved enstcry and II central over Lake superior
Tho temperature has fallen 90 degrees the east
haif Of the country WITH the exception Of Western
New York where has risen about 10 degrees. Tn"
temperature has risen over the western half OF the coun
Try showers ard thunderstorms have occurred In the
AXE regions the Onto VALLEY Tennessee. and In Ala
hana Cloudy weather. with rain. is Indicated for the
Middle Atlnntlc states. the lower lake region and the
Ohio Valley Generally fair weather is Indicated for the
rest 81 IN. country. The temperature Will fail slightly
and the fall Will be followed By
slowly RISING temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

Judge Barrett who sentenced him. and by the New
York D.sir!ct-Attorncy After a careful eXamna-
ton OF the case the Governor decided that IL WaS
Just and proper 20 grant the pardon.
= V. White. the wcknown Wall Street STOCK
onerator called on Governor Morton today ana
asked that Albert H. Smith. Of Brooklyn De re-
leased from sing Sing Prison during the coming
et,n,rer ar fail Smith was sentenced To sing S-nS
l.; i.q0 e,r term Of seventeen years for raising the
number Of shares called for by stock certl,lca,ss,
lie WIS connected with Newly ork stock-Drokctdsc
firm and Mr. White has been eniedvorinS ior SeN-
oral months 10 secure h's .o.cas" Np)ut tIr XIX HI,
tho, smi h VS. Convicted is W. nj usht ll,u
a. 4 result: OF his disgrace y - aAlH hoNt' ~
V,r,3u said he could not c1nsde. the cls" h1W, n-
thlr,y-iay bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
j. ". AUTEy'S TON.

Speaking OF the meeting OF the chairmen OF cleo
ton district committees. held Friday evening at
the Murray Hill Republican Club. No. l)i West
Thirty-ninth-st which mentioned In Tho Trb-
une yesterday. James ". Auten. formerly secretary
OF the Xlth Assembly District Republican Organi-
zation. made this explanation last evening: There
have been several meetings held OF late by the
charmen O.! election districts which likely to
be included In the rev XVlIth Assembly District
At Friday nights meeting about twenty were
present. with w. y. Hoag. temporary chairman.
presiding Some time ago a committee APP
pointed TO submit a plan for effecting an orcaniza-
ton The committee had reported progress. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
CUIRLIS GIBLIN PiRDONED.
LIFE PRISONER LET OFT or sfNG SING TO DIE
DEACON WHITE INTERESTED ~
ANOTHER CASE.

Albany. June l-GovernO- Morton has plrlOnei
Charles Giblr who H. serving He sentence In Sing
Sing Prison FOR the killing OF bakers wife In New
York cry. In November lsS'. G!blln's sentence o:
death was commu,cd Imprisonment for life. the
evlicnc. taken before referee. appointed by the
Governor having given rise - serious doubts as 10
the truthfuness o, % the testimony upon
which the conviction was obtained. and II being
deemed inexpcl!cnt for that reason 10 iniilci
the death penalty. For more than two
years Giblin has been confined TO the
hospital suffering from complication o:
diseases. and the physician now reports that
he canno: survive moro than a few weeks. His wife
died recently, and a very urgent appeal was made
that, out 81 confederation for his children. he be
permitted to Ill" outside the prison.
The Application earnestly recommended by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
Cool and Refreshing
COLGATE & CO.'S
VIOLET TOILET WATER.

It was said that Mr.. Hoag. who as7ires TO leader
ship in the district. was rather dissatishei Win
the committee. and ii was discharged
AT Friday nights meeting a motion was maize 10
reinstate the committee and have II 70 ahead and
report After a hot discussion. In which Mr.. toag
took part in opposition TO tho motion. II was car
ric1 by decided vote. Il was susg tstei or T1al
nch, that John Sabine Smith be made trnHL"nt
chairman then and there. and Mr.. Smith vas urged
to accept. but IT was thought best to wait nnt. W
neyt meeting after the Committee Plan end
Scope has reported before cffccii1g a permanent
organization . go
Nr Auten said that he was quite sure NJ. Smith
would the Republican leader Of the new NNll;n
Assembly District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
PERMISSION TO USE TIE TROLLEr.

Albany. June AT to-day's meeting Of the State
Railroad Commission. the Southern Boulevard Rail-
way Company, OF New-York City. part OF the
'Huck.eberry" roads system. received permission
to use the trolley on Its line from Thrd-ave 10 the
Boston post road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

The President has appointed II. Clay Armstrong.
Of Alabama. 70 secretary OF legation at
Madrid, vice Stephen Bonsal, OF Baltimore. re-
signed. Mr. Armstrong IS al present servinc as
consul at Gren bic. France. He owes his transfer
to Madrid principally to the influence % Governor
Oates OF Alabama. The Government en-
barrassed In some degree during the filIanca
affair account OF the absence Of a secretary Of
leca at Madrid. Mr.. Eonsai. tch second
tary there whom Mr. Armstrong succeeds. came
home last fall on sixty days leave OF absence,
but at the expiration Of tina; period he decided
not to return. The President also transferred Mr..
Bonsa TO the post OF second secretary OF legation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

II is closely watched by thoughtful wife. 1t
is part Of her duty in the world TO keep him
we'll If she sees him running down, She
should take measures to stop it, Very few men
enjoy being sick They won't admit even TO them
selves thu. they are sick. They will go on losing
flesh and vitality working too hard worrying too
hafd-taking little care Of their health. Maybe
they need only little help 20 be made well Maybe
good simple tonic is all they require Maybe IT IS
something more serious Whichever it Is, II should
be attended To. When man gets really sick, his
work stops He can't tend to business. He loses all
he has previously gained Actual want may stare
him in the face |, doesn't pay to get SICK or to stay
sick There's no need Of doing either. ID. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery will prevent sickness IL
is blood helper and flesh builder II restores per
feet digestion and nsuTcs perfect assimilation OF the
food 1t is a powerful enemy TO germs ana VIII
search them ont in all parts of the body, forcing
their evacuation. II has been proven by the written
testimony OF hundreds of grateful people that the
Golden Medical Discovery will cven cure o per
cent Of all cases OF consumption if taken III lis early
stages.
book OF 100 pages. containing testimonials
and much valuable heath talk. will be sent on
receipt cf this notice and cents to cover post
age. Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

The Providence Line for Boston and the East has
resumed passenger service Steamers Connecticut
and Massachusetts leave daily except Sundays
from New Pier 80. North River. At $50 y. m -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
REPORT OF THE Academic DE
MEDICINE OF FRANCE.
AboMm0ws
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

THE RESULTS OF TIE
RECENT INVESTIGATIONS
Nv PARIS AND THE REPORT
OF THE academic DE
MEDICINE or FRANCE
XAVE PLACED APOLL/1VIR/S
WATER AT THE HEAD or
ALL THE IN TIE Il S
EXAMINED EOR P y RITY
AND FREE DOM IRON
DISEASE CER4ILS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
A report originating In Cincinnati that Minister

report originating In Cincinnati that Minister
Edwin Dun. Of Ohio. who has so satisfactorily
represented the United States at Toxic In one
capacity or another since 1854. Is 10 he recalled,
and that J. f. Connolly, OF Newark y. j.. Is to
succeed him. Is authorltatlvey cOntra1lctcJ At the
State Department. Mr.. Dun's services have been
go valuable in relation 10 the late war and the
treaty OF peace that there IS no Intention OF Re-
moving him Mr.. Connolly already holds hleh
consular place In Japan. having been appointed
consul at Osaka and Hiogo called by the Japan
KObc) May IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

The steamer Berlin. OF the American Line. has
been chartered for the purpose Of conveying the
delegates and their friends to England. The party
consists Of Ill persons. OF whom l2 are women
The convention viii be held In Albert Hall. Lon
don ana VIII opci. on June H. and continue 10 June
o. The delegates then 80 10 Gfinielwald SwItz.r-
Land where the annual conference on tn" subjects
Of rel. yon AMI temperate, VIII begin on June q
Thence they will visit the chief cities ~ switzerland
and then proceed to Paris. where the party Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this dagrim q continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The self
recording barometer The dotted line represents the TEN.
peraturo recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
CONGREGA TIONiLISTS ~ SESSION.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN HOME MIS-
sIONAPY SOCIETY AT SARATOGA.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN HOME MIS-
SIONARY SOCIETY AT SARATOGA.
Saratoga. y. Y. June 4-The sixty-ninth ann
versary OF the American Home Missionary socie'!
OF the Congregational Church began thres-days
session in the Washington Street Methodist Cnurca
tonight. Delegates from al parts OF the thl'e'
States are present. Many OF the leading clersymea
OF the country connected with this body are alres.
here An executive conference CT the officers OF tas
society was held to-day.
The officers OF the Womens Home Aissionsn
Union OF the Church held an executive session nv
morning and discussed methods OF National "c ~.
and pubic session held this afternoon im
evening session opened with prayer and scripture
reading by the Rev. DR.. Hamilton, Of Bosto ,,
Come Thou Mighty King" was sung with SPILL
George w. Stebbins. leading The opening address
was made by the president OF the society Gene "a
subject The Holy Spirit and text For 1t is not "
After the congregation had sung Ray Palmer.
hymn Come Hoy Ghost In Love-" the annual 81
mon preached by the Rev. II. G. HutcAns' "
Los Angeles, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

Tribune once. June =. l n. m--The weather Yesterday
cloudy and cool The temperature ranged between
81 and 10 degrees the average s70 being i, degrees
lower than Monday and 81 degrees lower than ON
the corresponding day last year.
The weather to-day is likely be showcry and slightly
cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
Don't Get Excited

Was what The doctors told ME, and they said
must not run. On account OF nuttering Of my
heart / was sick over a year with dyspepsia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

CAPE COD SNIP CANAL BILL NdNhO'
Boston, June 4-The Governor signed the "a"
Cod Ship Canal bill this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

The amount said in dispatches from Chicaeo yes
terday to be due the late Secretary 'rrsha"
for pension Gl.loW according to the rolls OF 'n'
Pension ONCE In that city indicates that inc pen
sion OF $50 month must have remalhe1 'or
little more than three years. In that case II mas
technically lapsed. hut can be revived by apploa-
ton and BY proof (which OF course can De fedI.P
furnished) that for the whole three years dui.hS
which the pension remained untouched The asa
billy continued. The papers on file here sh'"
that the late Secretary received severe suhsn0'
wound in the left leg before Atlanta In July. 1861.
which shattered the bone. Instead of healing. IL
sloughed away. making that limb weak. THIS
caused some trouble in walking to Mr.. Gresham.
and made q slight bending on one side percepilble.
There Is no record OF a return OF the certificate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
PASSED OYER 0REgyHALGES VETO.

Boston. Juae 4.-The Senate this afternoon. ro'
lowing the lead OF the House yesterday. passed IN
Veterans Preference bill over the Governors We"
by vote Of % To 7. The bill thus becomes law
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-10
ACADIA
MUNICIPAL DE- OOAMO,

ri Ayuntamiento, en- session 90
lebrada 81 dla 20 del actual, hs
acordado % anuncie ell remate d.
les obEas del aeueducto de esta vi
lla, con arreglo oil pTesupuesto
aprobado, que aselende q 10 sums
de trelnta mil pesos moneda CO.
rriente; cuyo aoto tendrA lugaI
ante 10 Oomlsl6n respective, al si.
guiente dia hzbil despu6s de trans.
CurRidos trelnta desde II publlca-
oi6n.
Lo one sethace notorio para 10
concurrencla de licltadoros, advir-
t6ndose que como 10 Corporation
Interest," que las obras % ejecuten {
la posible brevedad, facilltarA { loa
Ingenlcros, Mae1tros de obras q
0tras personas que Quleran enCar-
garse de elias los medios pOsibles
para 50 pronta:. termination, obser.
vando siempre les condolences es-
tablecidas en- 81 respective pliego.
que se encuentra de manifesto en-
esta Secretaria.
Ooamo, JUNO 26 de 1895.
ri Alcalde,
r. 10 EchevGrYtG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-10

tuvIeron tambi6n la suerte de ga
mar terra; J segAn I'm despacho
recIbldO en- San Francisco, el vap0r
Bafveoost2 ha recogido nueve mas
de una balsa.
On despacho de la cludsd de
Mexico dice que alcAnsadO el va
DOR I'M fuerte ventsEr6n, fu6 lanza-
do sobre IN aErecife coralino que
le sbrl6 amplio boquete cerca de ls
prOa. III captain Taylor fu6 Muer
to DOR 10 eafda de IN mastil y suer-
to pareOlda tuvieron el primer on
ciai = primer maquinista, POGO an
tes de que el buque se hundierA.
Unas yeintieuatr0 horas despues.
Ell vapOr oUAtanero San Juan reco.
gi6 Is n6ufragos y los coDdujo al
puerto de ManSanillO otEos ciDO0
9anaron la playa { Dado; clnCO
mas (tres pasajerOs y dos marine
Foslfusyon salvad0s p0F ell vapor
Remsro RMbie, del g0blerno, envla'
do desde Manxanillo.
III Ministro de la Guerrs, gene
raj Hinoiosa, ha dado peEmieo
PAM que Ia fsagata OaSa0a % diri-
ja con buxoa al lugar del siniestro
GpEestar los servicios que sean ne
eosaIlOs.
Segdn una version, no talta
quien crea que el siniestEo tue de-
bid0 { una convulsi6n seIsmlea
submarine. I'm otro despaCho 20
atribuye el slniestro al hecho de
haberse oorrido In carga por efecto
de ana eno.me ola, aeostando el
buCue tan malamente, que & pesar
de los esfuerxos de la tripulacion,
Otra ola 10 hiso xoxobrar, ain que
hubiera habldo nj tempo siquiera
para echar al aqua los botes.
Parte de II earga-especialmen-
to ID de cubleEta eonsistia en- ta-
blax6n, y asidos 4 ella y 6 les bal
sas, pudieren esperar al dia si'
guiente los nzufragos que fueron
Fecogidos por el SGn Juan. Este
habia salidO de MAnxanillo para.Ga
Francisco con dieE y de los nEutra
gos salvados.
Ri mar ha arrojado { Ia playa
tres cadAveEes, madAras. latas de
petr6leo y Ctros restos.
Tales SON en- extraeto Las hltlmas
noticiAs de este h0rr0roso siniestro,
NO tan conexas y eompletas como
fueRa de deseaf. Esperemos que
las posteElores aumenten la lista dc
Loo sAlvados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-10
GAoErLLAs.

Atmci6n.-LlamAmos Ii de 10
humanidad dOliente hzcia 81 anun-
clio que en- otEa parte habla del Un'
gfientO sanatIvo yla Emulsion creo
sotada de Rabell.
Ns fama one hah hech0 y siguen
haeiendo nOtables cuFas. Sc en-
cuentrnn en- In faEmaoia del SE Gull
llefmety.
"Nariposa. ."-Capricho do Con.
clerto para piano. obra seleeta ?
celebradisima del emInente compo
sItor don GonzaIo de ]. N6nex /;
edicl6n de Iujo, elegantemente gra.
bada en- Ia LitografiA del BoLETIN.
OOnsta de 6 pzginas de delicicsa
mtfaIca. lIevando al frente artfstica
= aIeg6Eica portada. 4 peso 81
eiemplAr en- esta ImpEenta.
Rscudas Eaei0Rales J de
Puerto- Rico, EamAii0 Is Al cent?
metroe, 4 96 centayos. mprents
del BOLMEIN.
TusTo kbogado .-BemOs tenido
muchO gusto en- recibir In atenta
yIulra del nuevo y joven Ab0gado
(por Il UnlversIdad de Barcelona
ID. Rioardo Lae0ska 8 IzquleEdo,
oue acaba de llegaF de Ii madE'
patria para eieEceF II profession eE
Este su pals natal. Ha prestad'
Va el debido juramentO ante Il
Real Audlencia.
Joven inteligente, ilustRRdo y la
horioeO eI Er. LAcosta, el poFveni
Ie ofrece Les mas bEillan tes perspeC
twas.
Sea muy bien venido.
Oampafin Ranoornnl. -Tenemaz
sntendldo que tambi6n nos delelta
rk con nna secoI6n de canto may
escogide.
Ys estz alberto el abono por i
funsionas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-10
RECAUDACI0R
DR COHTRBUCIOKES DBL ESTADO
ENLArCAPITAL.
AVISO.
AvISO.

Onmpliendo CON 10 dispuesto en-
el articulO 4: del Reglamento ge-
neral para ls imposition, admins
traci6n y cobranza de Ia contribu-
Ci6n industrial y de comercio, apro-
bad0 Dor Real DeCreto dc 8 de
Junio del pasado aiio de SO, y el 13
de Ia instruction para 70 cobranSa
de los d6bitos por c0ntribuciones de
80 de JUNO del afiO 1886, hag0 pre-
sente que, durante 10 dfas, & con.
tar desde el IL del actual Julio,
% procederk por los cobradores
de esta ReOaudaCi6n 10 c0branza &
domicili0 de la correspondence 81
primer trimestre del aiio econ6miCo
actual de 1895 SO, por la c0ntribu-
ci6n Industrial y de Oomerclo.
Vencido dicho termino, los que
no 10 hubiesen satisfecho podrAn
verifcarlo en- esta Recaudaci6n, 81
ta en- Ia Gale del Oristo ndmero II,
durante otro plaEo de diez dtaA,
que terminarz ell 81 del mis-
mo Julio /; en- IL inteligenCia
de que, transcurrido este 1ltimo
termino, % procederz al cobro por
Ia via eiecutiva, seg6n 10 prevent
do poE terminates 6rdenes de la
IntendenCia, y en- el articulo IA de
Ia citada Instrucci6n, aplickndose
los deudores Las penas estableci-
das ca los articulos 10y "A dc Ia
misma.
Lo que 90 haCe p6blico para 60.
noclmiento de los o0ntribuyentes {
quienes concierna.
Puerto Rico, Julio 2 de 1896.
Ell RECAUDADoR.
AntOniO II. de Aldrey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-10

Drama, bale, csnto. =. lie mar
iQui6n plde mzsi
Felix Viaje. -Rn el dltimo VapoI
corEeo directo 80 embarc6 para ID
Peninsula nusstro estimado amigo
el Alcalde de Humaca0 ID. Juar
Bertrkn, habi6ndose atentamentt
despedido de nOs0tros.
iFelix vlaje ! repetimos.
DesgraCias. -Lsemos On 'Bl Cri
terion de Humacao, 10 siguiente:
GIL mI6rooIes 6ltlmo, al osoure-
Ger, IN tabique de uua casa que q
estaba desbarstando en- la ramblS
esquina 6 la entrada del alto de-
nominado "El Placer" cay6 sobre
| 10 joven Santos Hernandez, pro-
duci6ndole graves contusiones, J &C
nos dice que la fracture de una
pierna. Era tai "a estado, que
cuando 20 la extrajo, essabA casi
muerta. Tambl6n estrope6 { doG
mks, pero no dc tanta gravedad
como & la HeTrandeE."
Presidencis.-Kl ST. don Arturo
CoRtas, de Pefiuelas, nos comuni-
O. que ha sido nombrad0 PresIden- :
b del OOmit6 de nuestro PartldO On
dieho pueblo.
Agradeoemoa Ia cortesia que ha t.
nido CON nosotros, Efelicitzndole POI
la dlstinei6n de que ha sldo objeto
VoluntArioa. Ell domingo dlti.
mo tuvo una brIllante revista de
armas en- el Campo del MORO nues
tro blsarro primer Battalion de Vo-
|luntarios. Terminals 10 revlsts,
manlObro CON acierto J mareiali-
dad.
"VapOF Mexico" ."--Rste VapOr,
del que % anunci6 que habia salido
el % de la Habans, he suprimido
su viaje.
All nos 10 participant los Sres.
OonslgRatarios.
Compilation legislAtivs..Ssgtn
I'M prospecto que hemos recibido,el
SE. Oatedr<tico de 10 Escuela Nor
NAL d. Juan Macho Moreno se pro-
pone publican por entregas una
"Oompilaci6n legislative de l. ER-
sefianEa de lA Isla de Puerto RicO
y FOrmularios para toda clsses de
recursos relacionados con la ms
truCci6n primaria."
DeseamOs al Sr. MaCho Moreno
buen suCeso.
Mercantil.-Ha oesado On F. jar.
do 10 casa mercantil que giro pris
nero con Ia raz6n BorrGs HERNIA
nos, Successor. y despu6s CON la de
EuscsoH de Juan BOrrzs y Miralles.
A u mIsma sucede otra que % de-
NJ. Reoyo y 90, dedi-
czndose & iguales negoCios que 10
extinguida.
Muy plngiies se los deseamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-10
OPnRACroEHs Dn BUoUHs M P
TRAvHafA.

rRAvasfA.
faBerg. esp. "Oort6s" cargando.
kkGol. amr. "Jenn'e Hall" p
dlente.
Berg. amer. "Atalauta" desc, :
gapdo.
Berg esp Virgen del Buen O :
mino," cargando.
uABoTAJM
Col. esp. "Joven CLARA" carga pa
70 Ponce.
Col. esp. "Anita" oarga para
Arroyo y Ponce.
Col. esp. "Dlchosa" csrga para
Mayagtiez y Ponce.
Col, esp. "Elefante" pendiente.
Col. esp. "Providencia" oarga
para Fajsrdo.
Col. esp. "Pepito" carga pare
Arroyo.
Bdra. esp. "Telrible" carga para
Maunabo,
Col. esp. "Petra" carga para Are
cibo.
Bdrs. esp. "Buenaventura" Cargs
para Vieques.
Col. esp. ''Borinquen" CaFga para
Aguadilla y Mayagtiex.
Col. esp. 20. de Oanarlae" 0arga
para Naguabo Humacao y Yabu-
Goa.