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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BURNED.
EuCa!o's Oldest Playhouse Makes Food
for the Flames.

EuCa!o's Oldest Playhouse Makes Food
for the Flames.
BUFFALO, Sept. 1.-The oldest playhouse
in this city, the Academy of Music, has
been reduced by fire to IL pile of ashes and
debris, and with it the Comstock store ard
two smaller establishments of William
Vaughn & Co. and Jacob Fried. The IT,
tai loss on tho theatre building is $4,000
while the other losses will bring the argrc-
gate up to S:-25,0OO. the theatre proper
ties being a large part of this loss.
The Academy stage was Il storehouse of
dramatic history for the past forty years.
Several theatrical companies lose ward
robes, properties and scenery that had
been stored there. The Academy was
erected in 1852 by Henry Il. Mech. who
died in 1870, since which time it has been
managed by his sons, John II. and Henry
l.. Mech. 1t is unlikely that the build
ing will be rebuilt as a theatre. as its loca-
ton is too far down town to make it de-
irablc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

Eut Fails in His Efforts and the Directors
Get Their Desire.

Il then explained the Atkins amend
mcnt, whcrcupon he again said: They
will certainly consent To that. l think
they wiz. That's n votc-gsttcr. l will
talk to them about it, Again he held an
earnest conversation with the senators,
and returned looked more crcstfallcn
than at first. He remarked. It's no use,
they VIII consent to no change The
fight hcfore the full committee was re
ported TO the press ut the time. l advo-
Gated the amendment inserting the word
free in the plank. Mr.. Bayard and Sen
ator Villas made several earnest speeches
against it. The amendment was lost. l
carried the amendment into the conven-
ton.
1t was again defeated. / became con-
WINGED that Senators Villas and McPher-
son, with cx-Sccretary of State Bayard,
represented Mr.. ClUvCland's views, and
th:t they fully understood each other. The
money plank was Il trap with which to
catch free coinage votes for Mr.. Cleveland.
1 made up my mind would not walk into
the trap with my eyes open, and 50 as soon
rs possible l rcpudiated Mr.. Cleveland and
did MIA l could for General Weaver"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
Dehs Had But Little t. Say.
.lNx-L.H LII DaI- .n-.N
VISIT TO THE NOTED PRISONER.
Corroborates the story, but Declines to
Tell All He Knows.

SOrrObOr;tfs tnc story, but Declines to
Tell All He Knows.
4 representative of the Times-H Herald
visited the McHCnry county jail at Wood
stock, where Debs is serving the sentence
imposed for contempt of court. Howard's
statement, as given above, was outlined to
him. That statement said Debs, sis
substantially correct. do not feel that it
would be quite right for4nc to repeat what
Hopkins said on that occasion. 1t has
been Il good while since then, and no pub
lie mention has ever vet been made of the
conversation. i would not of my own &C.
cord repeat 1t. but since you ask me
whether it i. r | ,nno deny it without
lying. and if ! refused ID discuss the mat
ter its truthfulness would be taken for
granted.
Il do not understand that the c0nversa.
ton was altogether private. Secrecy was
not enjoincd. but at the same time l have
some dclicacy about speaking Of it. If the
mayor thought he was right I do not see
why he should hesitate to stand b. what
he said. | was very much impressed with
what Secord and Hopkins said about bring.
ing Pullman to terms by refusing t.
handle Pullman ears. We thought at the
time that the public would be with us.and
we were willing to handle all trains if the
slecpcrs were disconnected"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
SHOT WIFE AND STEPDAUGHTER.
Then Stood OF His Would-Ee Captors for
an Hour.

DECATUR, Ills, Sept. 2.-Gcorgc f. AL
len shot his wife and ~step-daughter, Min
ME Deffcnbaugh. Her wound is fatal; the
wife will recover. Allen sat on the porch
after the shooting and kept his neighbors
off with u revolver for an hour. Finally
he called for tobacco and a match. They
were taken to him, and as he lighted
his pipe he was o~verpowercd. He
is now in Jail. He refuses to say why he
tried to kill the women. Friends who
know him and who say he is industrious
and pcaccablc, say he was ovcrhcated last
week. They think he is insane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

DcbS, Howard, and Others. Given Dy HOW
ard and COrroborated by Debs. at Which
the Mayor Advised the Action Taken.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2-Times-H Herald prints
the following: Ex-Mayor Hopkins, of this
city, advised the great railroad strike OF
1894, which ended in such a disastrous loss
of property and life. This assertion is
made by George ". Howard, vice-presi-
dent and ex-mcmber Of the board Of di-
rcctors of tho American Railway Union,
and confirmed by Eugene V. Debs, presi-
dent of the American Railway Union.
Howard said: Mayor Hopkins did ad-
wise Dcbs to tie up the railroads, and there
are witnesses to prove it. 1t is the truth,
and the ex-mayor cannot deny it. The
convention was in session in Clich's hall,
AID the question was how to bring Pull
man to terms. 1t was some time previous
yOthc ordering of the strike against the
railroads that we received word that
Mayor Hopkins would like to see us.
Me. Hopkins at the sherman House.
"DeDs and 1 We're willing to meet the
mayor. We met him at the Sherman
House. With him were Sccord, his part
ncr, and several city officials. After intro
ductiuns the prospective strike became the
| topic. / said: 4 believe l know how we
! can bring Pullman to terms. If we can
stop work ut his repair shops we can
eventually stop running his cars. Within
a short time the car inspectors will refuse
to pass slcepcrs in need of repairs. As the
roads must have the usual number they
will demand that Pullman live up to the
| terms of his contract. He will be unable
to do so. and the roads will be only too
glad to get out from under his monopoly,
and he will have to do something
Mayor IndOrses a boycott.
'Sccord spoke up Directing to my plan,
and said the best thing was 20 refuse the
haul Pullman slccpers. Mayor Hopkins
then spoke up and said: That's right;
tie them up Debs; tie them up. If you
only get one or two roads it will shut off
| the revenue and bring the old man to
arbitration. l knew him for many years,
| and know he will continue to fight. The
shops dou't cut much figure. The money
| goes out there as we'll as it comes in. AS
| Sccord says, the railroads will make re-
pairs on his cars and he can shut down
the shops and keep them closed until the
men starvc. The only thing to do is To
tie upsomeof the lines that haul his cars"
Deas Had But Little te say.
"What did Dcbs say
"He had little to say, but made some
| remark to the effect that he believed the
mayor Was right about the best way to
bring Pullman to some agreement"
"What other conference did you have
with the Mayors
II do not recall any subsequent ones Mt
which Mayor Hopkins offered advice. Soon
after this meeting the boycott was de
clarrd, and the trouble spread, as is well
known. do not care to speak OF the cf-
feet of the mayors attitude on the police,
or what we learned of the way the depart
ment was conducted"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
TROOPS TO AWE STRIKERS.
Michigan Militia Ordered to Duty at Ish.
pcmiur.

Michigan Militia Ordered to Duty at Ish-
pcming.
LANSING. Sept. 2-GovCrnor Rich has
issued an order calling out the four uppc
peninsula companies of the Fifth infantry
and the Cheboygan company to maintain
order at Ishpeming, where the m~ineowners
will start the steam shovels today. despite
the threats Of the strikers. The five com
panies lumber about 2J0 men, and will be
under command Of Colonel Lyon.
The governor has returned to Elba and
should more troops be required he will
order the two divisions of the Michigan
naval reserve at Detroit to ishpeming with
the artillery. The requisition upon the
governor Was signed by both the sheriff
and mayor at Ishpcming. Colonel Avery,
of the quartermaster's department., has
left il charge Of q supply Of camp equip.
age and ammunition.
IsHPEMING, Sept. 1.-The Chcboygar
company OF the Fifth infantry, NJ. y. c..
reached here with the companies from
~Ironwood, Calumet, Heughton and Mar
quettc at i II. III. today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Kicr Eardie, tho
English socialist, was given a banquet by
the Chicago Labor congress, ut which he
and John SWintOn, with others, made
speeches. The toastS were all drunk in
clear lake water. Hardic argued for So
cialisni, claiming That every class of SO
ciety would be benefited by that system.
Swinton devoted i good deal OF his time 10
Remuneration OF the "capitali>tic press"
At the close Aud Lang Sy1lc' was sung
and three cheers given for the guests of
the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
THEATRICAL FINANCIAL SCHOOL"
Unique banquet over the Latest Moye-
mcnt For Free silver.

CHICAGO, sept. Am event unique in
theatrical and literary circles took place ut
the Auditorium hotcl-a dinner given by
W. II. Harvey, Coin, To the members of
the silver Lining company. n play sug-
gcsted by Harvey famous school" and
which had its first performance on any
stage last night ut the Chicago Opera house.
With the flowers AT the plate of each guest
was, 20 faStcn thcAl, II button. half silver
and half gold, the gift of the host, each
button hearing the inscription "l6 to l."
Tbs play is the production of Fitzgerald
Murphy. n we'll known Boston newspaper
man. Notable among the addresses which
Were features of the entertainment was
one by HARRY, Il which he said the din
ner TO the troupe came after hearing them
III rehearsal, rs n recognition on his part
Of their sterling merit rs factors in the sill
ser fight and as fitting representatives 10
present the silver cause to the people in a
way never bcfor, attempted in the United
States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

P~ITTSBURG. Sept. "A special train
carried Il large delegation from this city to
Beaver to congratulate senator Qua, on
his recent victory over the opposing fac
ton for chairman of the Republican state
committee. There was a big dcmonstra-
ton ut the senator's residence and he made
Il short speech i'll which he referred il n
humorous manner to the late contest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
Receiver for Z Car Factory.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 2~-Chancellor Snecd in
chanccry court has appointed f. y. Nix
on, general manager of the Memphis Car
and Foundry company, receiver for tina.
corporation. The liabilities are in the
ncighbOrhood of 5000 IN with assets of
$4,000 The company recently moved its
plant from Litchiield, Ill, to Binghamton,
six miles east Of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
IniuEsGon Against a BOYCOTT.

CHICAGO, sept. ~2-Judge Chetlain has
issued an injunction restraining the of.
ticers of local union No. D of the Master
HorScshocrs' Protective association from
circulating notices to the effect that
James Harrington, of l15 Ontario street, is
no longer n meU.tcr in good standing.
done in pursuance of a boycott the union
is working AGAINST Harrington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

Sad. but needless. With proper
care and the use of Zoa-Phora. AT
needed periods. her splendid intel
lect might now be supported by per
feet physical powers and graces.
Sold by r. H. Thomas and Marshall
g. Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

BERLIN, Sept. Quite a sensation has
been caused at Homburg by the attention
which the Prince of Wales has paid to a
young American widow. Mrs. Roach, nee
Colt, a beautiful lady bicyclist, who has
been seen a great deal in Battersea park,
London. The prince has frequently taken
her to tea and walks with her at the wells.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
The Corbett-Fitzsimmons Fight.

DALLAS, Sept. 1.-The civil code which
lcvies n tax of 500 for every contest be-
tween "a n man has gone into effect in
this state. The tax will be rendered to
the collector and if he refuses to issue a
license mandamus proceedings will be
entered by the Florida Athletic club and
the supreme court called on to pass upon
tho cnsn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
v i'll Come Along in hue Time.

Colon, Colombia, Sept. at is r II
that tranquility prevails in this country,
but it is accompanied with much anxiety
lest the dissatisfied in the country and
those who were beaten in the recent rcvo-
lation should again make an effort to
overthrow the existing order OF Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
Cup Races Began Next saturday.

New YORK, Sept. 2.-The conferences
between Lord Dunraven and the cup com.
mittec resulted in the issuance by the New
York Yacht club of the announcement
which follows: The match for the Amer
ica's cup will consist OF best three out
of five races, ov-r courses thirty nautical
miles in length, with a time limit of six
hours. The match will on
Sept =, and will be continued or alternate
DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
Accusing Editors Given n Chance,

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept at is stated
that States Attorney Graham will call
upon editors of newspapers and others who
have made charges OF legislative boodling
to state before the grand jury whether or
not the alleged boodling was lone in this
county, with a view to a~scertaining
whether the local court has jurisdiction in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

IittSI sCOrcs are as 1DIIOWo: ~ " lsil-
ingtOn-Louisville s, Washington /; sec
ond gamc-Louisville :, Washington 8; at
Boston-Cincinnati 6, Boston Il; ut
Brooklyn-Clcveland Is. Brooklyn Z; at
Observation-Disclosures ., Philadelphia
10; at New York and Baltimorc-rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

Nothing occupies one ike a CONVERSE
ton III which one has failed to say what
one ought t have said. 1t haunts You
like n melody of which you cannot find
:he end.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
STATUS OF THE REMNANT FIGHT.
Baltimore Continues to Look Like a Ease
EaII Champion.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The base ball situa-
ton foreshadows the victory of the Balti-
more League club in the contest for the
p.nnant. The Orioles seem able to win
when and how they please. Cleveland has
a good grip on second place, with Phila-
delphia third. Pure luck is all that keeps
the Chicago Colts" from being down
alongside of st. Louis and Louisville.
Following is Che table:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
lryIng Tor n wheel Record.

CHICAGO, sept. al. p. Searle, of this
city, left the corner Of Washington bouls.
ward and Halstcd street at I:3Othis morn.
ing to try for a Chicago-Ncw York bicycle
record. Sear!e expected to be in South
Bend, Ind, at noon today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

Tired ONE need to have their
blood purified and enriched by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t will give them
strength and health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02

One Of the simplest methods Of gain
ing Il disputative PERSONS good will IS
50 begin ty doubling his Judgment and
u allowing oneself to be convinced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
Sustain
Home
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, /.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengel's
Rock Island Brewery, as we'll as Julius Junge's
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the %tri-cities. and may
he ordered direct from the head offices on No
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-02
IT O
Chicago's Late Mayor Caused the
Pullman Boycott.
FACTS ABOUT THE STRIKE OF 1894.

Somewhat: Related But Interesting as q
Contribution to History-AccOunt of a
Conference Between Mayor Hopkins,
Dcbs, Howard, and Others. Given by How
ard and ~COrrOborated by Debs. at Which
the Mayor Advised the Action Taken.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22

prejuioio y 10 duds, tiener & veces
raEon de ser, y no esposibie venc 2
os desde luego, pero oil FIN Law
dad sale viotorioss.
La enfermedad de dicha sefiora
era Ii indigestion y dispepsIs, 10
cual lleva tras si dlversas conse-
cuencias que dejsn perpiejos tsnto
4 los eLfermos como a los m6dcos.
Esto 10 comprendi6 bien, sin I'M
barge, la buens y sabia sefiors que
Prepare ell Jerabe qne lleZa su CO.
nocldo y 7espetsdo nombre. En-
ottss palahr cODocfa perfscta-
mente qns "enfermsdad" significa
"mala dlgest On" y por consiguien-
te, ell poner el estomago en- debldo
orden es poner todo On orden.
Le "mals hnra de sUfrimieo 0"
de Ia se1orita Mateos no volvic, y
con el Jsrahe de Ia Madre Seige a
Ia mano, astamos seguros de cue
no volvera janas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22

TENEDURLA De 1lBRos, pOx
Qastanos,
LEY DE ExrEOPIACIOE
FORZOSA.
CODIGO De OOMEBCIo, "Gi-
eoDD.
NUEvO CoDIaO DR JUSTI-
GA MIIITAR, anotado p0E el
Doctor 2. Sanchez de CCAh&, re-
daotOr de Ia Revista &c Ice Tri-
bunales".
O0DIGO DE OOMEROIO, edi-
cl6n do bolsilio.
OODlGO PENAL DE OUBA z
PUERTO-RICO.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Z
gUERTO-RIOO, por Ia Biblotecs
judicial.
FORMULARIOa DN LO OI-
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL eBOBETA-
no, "AOalla".
DAkECnO ADMLEIHTRATI-
0 o, "ADalIa''
HAt2LAAANTC t}E Las GA
EE HRAa OIYILaS DE ULTRA
1kA.
Icy 0G GAIA. paEs Co oo% 3
PaerBo~ElSo.
Eitohl&3 z LA.5EIAAe, p.x
D. DuAAlaEo Il ksTnan4ea.
GGGM ULAkIU C1Am,nAi, pos
Aboila
Ii. Aazls1zai, 2cr Aoue:.al ass.
ELS1LALA 3ATJ &AL. pog
psxcta.
AEITARTICA, Algabea y 5tso-
Eae@tss a~JG ~a&1lH.
kAA4.-iaso@1A, p5r 6; esias So
iaxLno.
HAAAsAT1OA BEA-ll JlGe =, 300
QAs043E1 : beaCG.
u A4kLA IL LAEAl Z, ~
IDSr4@
GkAAsATICA EUSICA I. pol
BOmoxAA
NO9lG0 UITIL. - Aneva e&i.
ci0L odoiAi ra10Tmasca.
A&1TMErIOA. OoxEz.xsas.
DA4ULOSARLO DE LA. LlaN-
0UA OAbrELLAEA, g0S 10 Aca
dsE4A~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22
.ESCRIBANIA-S

Tambi6n So ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas Jun extenso yl1variado
surtidO. Las hay de: multitud de pre-
clos, desde IS centavOs hasta % y
veinte y 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, 1895-12-22
SELLADO

aIadrado por una sola hoja,
4 prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de O6ciOs, etc.
De venta en- esta Imprenta
Sr. Director del BoLETfN MEX
oANTm."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22

En- Is Imprentl del BoLzlsz &c
ban recibido los fguientess

uAn KeCADiao AVa 4aM aaSkhc@a
0tdigo Penal rItormado en- 1870.
cCn lSs vagiacionAE INTRODUCED 34 en-
81 mismo poE Il ley de II dG SGiio
dc 1876, conooread0 y oomC 2Iado
para 81 neior Entaligencio e l6el
splicsci6u, cory una MULTI ID ds
eiemplos y oueAdonea praorie o ex-
tracsadRs de lal.p isr1rCdencic sgta-
olecida pcr al T'ribgIsI 7gaao
en- Mas de asr. Q IOi 6ie-
tsdRa en- Tag Ii& asi-
ninAl @a~@2e sT0 aka
GEi9pE I traN 80 >. ~
zCE no re t1s st.n - tZ \.
ne dina de arn G:4s Oh %
igo franc ,c0e gpsrt -. C>4. Pss,.sa
lden tldad Aas3oRi& ~ .31s &C..
tod:go Gag mol, 81 eutd> % IA az.
tepso = n. sucioso roper, 600 2Ga.
oetlso de 70 nlsmas y de IL ap@1
dioe con : leyes penalea CTySais-
60 de cor 1abando = doftaG n
ferrocArfI ss, montea, ley elt -
zee , mn lcj2Sl, css& y peso~, ley
sobre Or 'eScI6n a los njfios de rs
de julio De 1878, y s0Sre usuEpa-
ci6n y aIsifcaci6n de patentes ce
80 del ] fopio mes ! ano, a1otadAs
Y come ltadas con lO juFispruden-
cia del Tribunal Supreme.
OBJ Gtilislms los seEores Ma-
gista' os, JusadOs, Jue0es, Fisoa-
lee, IL .iyiduoS del Ouegpo Juridio0
Mllitff de1n&s funcs0narios en-
csrg los de In &plioaci6n de Ia ley,
M pasticalarmente ] os Sefo-
res stzedos, defensores 6 ScusS-
DOR On cansa criminal, yh t0das
| sQuqalas pe1sonss que, deseoaa4
de 9nocer el O6digo = "a JuliapEu
der aia, 40 han podld0 hscer de
ell ] IN estUdlo especial, por el
EY4mo ST d. Salvador Viada J Vi
lls3eca, Magist1ado dal Tribunal
g. prsmo J DiputGdo 4 COrtes. Jul
Il IA edicion, cuAtFo tomo9.
| COMPILATION do Ias diSposi
4 clones organizes de La Administers
ti6n do Justioia On las provincial
ae UlE2mar, pre0edida de una in.
l.roduccioR historical, anotada J
lconcordada CON 10 legislaci6n ante
.vor y Ia de Ia Peninsula, = CON Ia
I reyes oEoee sales, : segu;d& de Va
/ fios apendl Ses,. o0lRprengfFas de /;
IIey de uniHCaoi6n dc 10 dc AgostG
lde 1885, el decreto ley do emplea
ldos de UltramNx y Las deuAs dis
lposiciones vigentes, pos Ram6I
lsanchez OcaEa, auxilisF del Minis
texlo de Gfssia ! JuStieia y Reess
tor de la " Revista de laa TgibunR
IIes1. Edicion de 1891
lPEDAG0GIOA, Eor don Jose San
eneE y 6OnxaleE de 6om0ano.
REPERToRI0 DE JURIS
IPRODEdOIA en- materia cri1ninal
IfoyxaSdo p0s una jgnta dc Ab0gs
Idoa, bai0 In direCci6n de don vi
oente Romero Giron; comprend
desds 81 aho 1870 4 1890; 8 tome
pasta
iVETERIEARIA, AEago,
| mana, Castro Verde
/ F1SIOA J quimioa, FeliE.
TABLAS dc logarltm0s. SaE
I.hes Ram0E.
TENEDURIA de nbroS, Oastl
ilGs.
ATLAS de GeogTafIa UpiyEZsi
Sompuesso de - mapaa trazad.
.oN aEIaglo 4 las actusseS ngiai
.,a 90 Elcaa, pEeaedldO de una a
..l.. asssvGess KsaG9sstssa, On
a,As@ xsg0tos
sJ4AtaQ CAV IL, % ANA So
a~1A. . towos PASTA
LAgI0 4 Is gt ina VI
xHsfEsa al9aGs.. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22
RRM00wMOa
DVTRlNl CRISTIIkl
poR GIL EsTEvE. ]

Nueva. sdicion perteetamsnts
.mnresa ' sncuadsrnadA en- car
t6n. 1 NUEVE PESOS grnesa
al.eOntado.
Tomando 10 gruesAs se hse'
IN buen descnsnto.
De Venta en- estA ImprensA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22
LUZ I3RILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- Ell MUNDO De LOSSNE6OclOS.
AU2ITE PARA AGUMBRAD0 DE FAkILTAH

LibTs 90 exptssi5A,0
som3Wsti6m~~ ~~ezpoatf3seR
Sin hafm0 ni mai osj
Rste aoeite, pFodueto
de una fabricSci6n espr
Cisl es igusl, siao supe
rior a loo que 80 inlpor
tsn del eStsanjer0 bai0
dive SOS nom bres = "a AZ
as, tan o per sus cuaIi.
dades lum'nicaa como
por lase eyurldad cue or
.. 4 los consnmtdora'
Euestros procioa son
m ono mas reduCidoa
que los do lss marcas
extranjer&s, que con co
re mayor precio no bFjn
dan b iOg ocnsumidOaa-.
vonfc{nA ia nj = ,uw.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22
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La OUARELA, Sc AOABAN DE-
REOIBIRtEN ESTA IkPRENTA
Holm (bssxSl,
Eethn.
BlAneo De plata
BlAnco de ploms
B!aneo de Eine.
Azul eelsstsl
AEul de cobaltAs
Asul Dc Prussia.
OastanO (b,xR l.:ds kzrts
OAEtano roio.
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CAFmin quemAde.EE
OaTEin De rubin.
Usnisa Gsul.
ESTmsil6n.
&utAgamba.
4Eis de Payps
] d indigo;
Amarillo dsIca6mioss
Amarillo e eFcmo clAFa.
Amarillo de eromok Ossu
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo de NApolss
" !, Laea qEsnadA.s
,LI&oE caEminss.
sLaca rublG
: LISca Rr1aEilla
!Ilzcn oFGinEsia,
LAcA VtolAda.
Negro de marfl.
Negro de dE=azna
OcTs eAssznn
OcEs amaFilie
Ocrs EojO.
0eEs q EnsaI
UltramRzs
PIsdra de- hisGa
RGEO e easurns.
Hoe Dc Vsnseia.
HangTs de DEsgst
Sspia.
espiA solOEsada.s
kaGAlss'
1tnsura neuze.
Tiers de OasssI.
Tisrn de OolOnis.
TERRA De Italia nasura.
IisrFa Dc Italia usmada.
.nsfra Dc sOmbFa natural.l
Tisrra De sOmb.a Qusmsds,
nsffE De sisnm anturni.
FfaRRM A. 2s.
siBsrmsll6n,
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lSaE.Asi.on asIlgs.as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-22
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TETUAE 37.-OAPITAL

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= 0ompafia general Tras tlana-
= - srsnores fFancaaeaD, O0rrespon
=, Al credit Lyounaisde Paris, b
..l.sarsante dc Los KskAbleolmien-
- 0all de Paris, de Ia Com
80 de segar0s e0ntEa incendi0e
! 80 ,orrwich uni6n,s y de Ia Oomps
? NsaAAsla . AIiazsa de asegura-
A BaECelonA. Tiens az
gsal.s .Agaadina'