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The evening times., 1895-09-24

Jacob Let's new electrical melodrama,
Shaft No. 2, swas an attraction sufficient
to crowd the cosy Academy last night.
The play has attracted no little at
tention throughout the country because
of its ingenious use OF electricity in the
representation of startling stage effects.
Tue story deals with mining life and
is strictly American in its tone. 1t is
full of strong situations, none being less
thrilling than the zone at the end Of the
second act, where the fire-damp explO-
sion almost shakes the auditorium.
The prison scene is also pow erful stage
picture. Frank Losee, in the part of big
hearted and true Jim Rathburn, won the
hearts of the audience, and Miss Carrie
Elberts, as Marion Dale, Jim's sweet
heart, was clever.
Taken altogether the play is W ell staged,
and ought to do big weeks business.
John T. Fields Drawing Cards was the
attraction at Kernan's Lyceum Theater
last night. Judging from the applause
the show was a complete success i'll every
particular. Certainly the acts are varied
enough to please all tastes. Lalor and
Chester, two clever opponents Of Irish
comedy, opened the performance. Charles
F. Gallette and his trained monkeys were
an innovation that caught the house.
The Westoon sisters in songs and dances
made hit. Fields and Hanson In their
new and original act. waiting for a
Train" and Phyllis Allen, the phenomenal
contralto, were tile next features on the
programme. CarrOll and Hindes furnished
a typical Southern plantation sketch. Joe
Flynn, the man who wrote Down Went
McGinty," sang several parodes ON popu-
lar songs.
Perhaps the most startling fea ture of the
performance was that presented by Mons.
Josef La Fleur, the French aerialist, who
made a backward dive OF twenty-five feet
from n ladder to tine floor of the stage. A
laughable afterpiece entitled "Es-cula-pi-
US" closed the performance. Fields and
Hanson have one of the best shows OF the
kind on the road, and deserve to do
s. r. 0. business during the present week.
A, play full of excitement from tle rise
Of the curtain to the last scene Of the
fourth act was The Struggle for Life"
as presented last night at the Bjou Theater
before a very large and appreciative au-
dience.
1t is produced with a great wealth Of
fine scenery and stage settings most elab-
orate in detail. 1t is a great play, enacted
by a strong company, under the manage
ment of Walter Sanford, and depicts in
vivid panorama the daily scenes and life
in Gotham, and all the characters and
scenes and the plot are purely American
The part of the heavy villain In the hands
Of Henry Lewis was SO well handled that
he was greeted IN the last see ne with the
Kisses and groans of the gallery gods. The
parts were well taken by Nellie
Maskell, as the heroine's nurse, and by
Frank Riddell, as Tommy Casey, her
nephew. Miss Hannah Ingham, as Madge,
deceived and forsaken by the villain, per-
formed well most difficult part and earned
the sympathy of the audience. The two
toughs, Skirts and Dyke, by Edgar Forrest
and George Secor, were in makeup and
action intensely real, and only equaled
in their line by Bizzle, the viliainous keeper |
Of a dive.
The evening times., 1895-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew together with
Mckee Rankin and a capable company, in
troduced The Bachelor s Baby" to Wash
ington audience for fle first time at the
Grand Opera House last night. Interest
centered in the play from the fact that the
author, Miss Coyne Fletcher, is a Wash
ington woman.
If last nights performance is to be con-
sidered as criterion of Miss Fletcher's
ability as a playwright, she has undoubtedly
great future before her. Her present
play made an instantaneous hit and the
large audience demonstrated its approval
Other work by calling her before the curtain
at the end OF the second act. The play is
wensta ged, and with one or two exceptions
the cast which interprets it is a good one
The climax at the end of the second act
was particularly effective and brought
prolonged applause. 1.-THE Bachelors
Baby" deals with society life at an army
post, of which Colonel Roderick darcy is
in command. The colonel's nephew, Rod
erick, Jr., is the post adjutant, and is in
love with Geraldine, his uncle's ward Col
dArcy Is married man and his wife an
invalid. Prior to his marriage the Colonel
had been bit jndisereet and was fearful
lest the woman in the case should put in
an appearance.
He receives threatening letters from her,
but that is the sum total of the damage
One day Roderick, Jr, receives and
opens a telegram which was intended for
uncle. The message bears the informa-
ton that baby is Ell route. Here is
disgrace, indeed, for Roderick, for he is
engaged to be married to Geraldine, and
how in the world could he account for
that baby. Roddy has a friend, Billy
Breeze, a sister of the entire regiment.
She reads the telegram announcing the
baby's coming and discovers it is intended
for the Colonel.
The Colonel is sought and told of the
discovery, he acknowledges it is for him
and here the comedy element drifts to
he emotional, the scene being especially
strong. Col. darcy dare not inform
his wife. The baby en- route must be
accounted for somehow, and finally
Roderick, Jr., through the action, forfcits
the love of Geraldine, steps in and saves
the uncle by claiming the youngster.
All is well, however, In the next act,
when delayed letter makes it plain that
the baby" was none other than Geral-
dimes pet name, she having arrived at
the post somewhat ahead Of time. Ex-
plantations, forgiveness, arms full Of
sweethearts and curtain form the closing
scene.
Sidney Drew as Roderick Darcy and
The evening times., 1895-09-24
GARNER g. CO.,
OUTFITTER

his wife as Billy Breeze were good, while
the old favorite, Mckee Rankin, portrayed
well the part. sf the old Colonel. The
Baby" ought to make many friends dur
ing its stay at the Grand this week.
The evening times., 1895-09-24
Agricultural College Opened.

The Maryland Agricultural College was
formally opened at Hyattsville yesterday.
The school year Is starting out under the
mostauspicious circumstances, many would
be students being turned away for want Of
accommodation.
The evening times., 1895-09-24
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF the condition OF the CON-
TINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
of New York, on the 18th day OF June,
1895, as required By act of Congress. ap-.
proved July 2Sth, 1899: :
Capital stock paid up -. 100000 90
ASS ETS.
Cash in bank and office ....$ 2731s3 OF
Real estate -. :. 1,OS1,511 OF
Bonds and mortgages frint go
lien on real estat3).... :. 10T ,5S5 90
Stocks andbonds tniarketval-
Premiums uncollected and in ,'Sils . G,s
hands OF agents -. -. 6T1,eO9 Is
Interest and rents due andac- - q
crued ON July /, 1885,. 1O6,136 IA
o.. l---------
Total :. .. .S6.S53,067 56
Cash capital -. .... ISL, 600. 600 90
Reserve premium fund -. 3,473, seq IS
Reserve for unpaid losses a1d
claims $780, 461. .4OS 1S
Net surplus 80. -. 1,912.O66 90
Total go. -. .'. SO, ,s5s.O67 Sc
Statement of dividends and expenses
for six months ending June 20:
DlVldehdS .-sDS Ibt00 w
HENRY EVANS, vice President.
w. A. HOLMAN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ninth day OF September, 1925:
Notary public Kings County, y. Y. certi-
ficate filed lie i 10 Ny \; \ Co; N. y:
925 + Street.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
GIRARD F. & NJ. INSURANCE COM.
PANY, of Philadelphia, Penn, on the
30th day of June, 1895. .as.required
by act Of Congress, approved July 90.
1892 - -. -
Capital Stock :. :. =. :. $500 10000
Capital stock paid UP 300 10000
Cash in hank =. :. 49,. s, 81. .450.s
Real estate e. :. :. :. :. 3US, ,S229l
Bonds and mortgages. .(fist -
lien ON real estateJ :. 49,. 7ss, ,2s2.OO
vaiue) :. :. :. :. :. 4s2, ,aoO.sa
lateral loans =. . =. 75, 5,s31O3
Premiums uncollected and
in hands OF agents :. :. :. 164,11s14
and sundries :. 49,. -. '-124 1888
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital :. =. -. -, $500 eco 90
Reserve premium fund :. :. s76,647.O3
Reserve for unpaid losses ~ y -a'rr -
and claims =. 116 sos. .53
Net surplus ..--666 ,S6f0 03
Statement OF dividends and expenses fci
six months ending June 80, 1895:
DIVIDENDS =. =. 30 .COO.O0
JOS P. ALvORD, President.
EDWIN F. MERRILL, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
Ninth day of September. 1895.
GEORGE W WILGUS; Notary Public.
Commission expires May 6, 1897
VIC DUvALL, Agent,
925 + ST. N. w.
The evening times., 1895-09-24
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON.
Attorney-at-Law Webster Law Build
Residence. No. 3, Mount Vernon Flats.
cor. N. Y. ave. and 9th st. NV. se19-1nlo
The evening times., 1895-09-24
HOTELS.

THE CARLTON, 81 9th st NV
large rooms; steam heat; electric bells.
special attention given to table -boaEd; 81.
per day or $25 per month; table board, SIS
per month. se20-7t.-~
The evening times., 1895-09-24

"1f IT'S news. ITS In -Ths Morning
Times"
The evening times., 1895-09-24
PLAYS OF THE WEEK.

THE Case of Rebellious Susan" as
given last night by Daniel Frotman's ex.
cellent aggregation Of talented players,
was, possibly. the finest presentation ever
seen at the New National Theater.
For first night the audience was good
enc In every sense of the word, and, al
though the heat was very oppressive, one
of this after the curtain went up.
The play itself is by Henry Arthur Jones,
who has been before the public as a dra-
matist for some years. This delightful
comedy has NO really serious plot, and
simply illustrates through the medium of
the new woman" how necessary forbear
ance and considerat ton are between usband
and wife. The cast are all artists and
favorites in this city, and each and every
one was made to feel this upon their
first entrance upon the stage.
Mr.. Kelcey's finished performance was,
as usual, conspicuous for its grace and
suavity. Mr.. LeMoyne's comedy was ar
tistic to line, particularly in the lunch
con scene in the second act.
Mr.. Williams presenta cparacter which
is study IN srotes} }ddness and ,mtdoes
anything he has ever pla yed here.
Miss Irving, Miss Irish, Mrs. Walcott
and Miss TyFee all played their parts
with vivacity and easA Miss Tyree's con-
ception of the new woman" was a de-
lightful novelty. Miss fyrec is a WASH
ington girl and has made a success of her
cast, who all deserve mention, were Ste
phen Grattan, Walter S. Hale, and E.
sql NJ sIsulO 'lIp oIIrusIp sul VI 1IoA
Tarleton. -,
The evening times., 1895-09-24
Museum
Freaks

we do not undertake
to be able to fit, but it's
mighty funny figure
of a man that we CAN
not. Our stock is so
large and varied-all
sizes and cuts-that we
have suits to fit every
one.
Though our prices
are so low that you
would be almost in
clined to doubt the quail
ity, you can see and
judge for yourse1f-we
do not attempt to de-
ceive you've want you
to come to us again and
recommend us to your
friends.
New York
Clothing House,
3l1 7th st. N. w.
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Very Cool.

II IL. news. II. in The Times.
The evening times., 1895-09-24

LOST@A lemon and. white pointer, fe-
male, answers to the name Bert, reward
il freturned tn NJ. E. JOYCE, 414 411th st. or
922 NJ ST. NV. f''i' se22- st
LOST-A box containing suit or clothes
from the New York Dye House wagon
on Friday. Finder please return and be
liberally rewarded. 709 9Th ST. NV. 1tm&e
The evening times., 1895-09-24
LOST.

LOST-Sept. %, between sth and Mar
ket Space, and 9th and F, pocket book
containing small sum OF money and papers
of value only to owner. Liberal reward If
returned to 1924 q ST. NV. IT,
LOST-Fox terrier, September 23: tag
No. 3,143. Return to F. W. KITCH,
9th st. between d and E SITS. sw.; reward. 1t
LOST-Sunday evening. Sept g. between
Anacostia, ID c., and Terrace HAi,-
Nd, on Wheeler road, discharge from U. :.
Army, dated Aug. 3. 1898. Reward il
returned to BRUCE ALLEN, Anacostia,
n g. rn.t se2a-ot--ls
The evening times., 1895-09-24

STATEMENT of the condition of the
GIRARD r. & NJ. INSURANCE. COM.
PANY, OF Philadelphia, Penn, on the
30th day of June, 1895. .as.Jequired
by act OF Congress, approved July 90,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-21

prejuicio , In duds, tlenen & vscel
rAs6n de sef, y no esposib.6 veneer
los deade luegc, pero sl On 10 ver
dad sale victoriosa. -
La enfermedAd de dicha aenoTs
era Il lndigsst' On , dispepsia, ls
cuAl neva traM a dIyersas conse-
cueneIas que dajsn perpsj . tanto
s los eLfermos como 4 los m6dEcos.
Nsto 10 comprendi6 bien,. Elm en-
hargo, II buena J sabia seii n qus
Erepae6 81 Jsrabe que lIeva su CO.
nocido , resp tsdo Dombfe. b
or as palahras cor Ola p-ffeCtA- :
mente que "enfermedsd" s'gnifies
@mala digest'6n," , por cons'g' !. n.
b, 81 p0ner 81 estemsgo On debdo
0fden cs pocer todo 90 sordsr.
La "rhaia hera de sufrimientos
de 10 seforlta Mateos no volvi6, y
e0f el Jsraee de ia M M.dre Sei9ei &
b maDo, estsmos seguros dc que
no volgera js.nas.
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TENEDURIA DE LBRoA poH
LEY DE ExNRoPIAWoE
FORZOEA.
OoDIao DE coMzRoIo. "Gl.
roDE.
NUEvo OoDIGO DR JUHTI-
OLA MIL1TAR, Anotado poE el
Doctor II. Sanchez de Ocaha, re-
dacEor de In " Revista do los Til
bunales@.
O0DIGo DE ooMEBCIo. edI-
cl6n do bolKilIO.
OODlGO PENAL De OUBA 7
|PUERTO-RIOO.
OODI0O PENAL DE OUBA 7
PUERTO- -RIOO, pOr Ia Bibloteca
judicial.
FORMULARIOS Oh 10 Oh
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL sRCRETA-
BIO, "Abellap.
DNRROHO ADMINIETRATI-
VO, "AbellaS
RRaLAMENTO Oh LAS GA
RRERAH OIVILN6 Oh ULTRA
NAB.
LEY DE GAIA. para Ouba ,
PueETO- Rico.
RL0kHA z LAGRIMAS, Dol
D. Domingo B. HeEnAndex.
FORMULARIO Criminal, POI
AhaiIa
LII. MaglsEEaI, poE BouGhardat
HI6TOkLA NATORAL. POI
PeredA.
Ak1TMRTIOA, Algebra y Geo.
msE1a, pOr Oardin.
FuOHOFtA, por a Padre O.
foKInO.
6RAMATIOA FRA-NDEGA, POI
OllendOrff y Ben0t.
akAMATIOA IH6LAS i, d
LbaErA
akAMATlOA MUSICAL, POI
Romer0I
| OODIGO OWL. - Nue 70 edl
ci6L Ofictal refOEma6A.
ARITMErIOA. O0rEaGRE.
DIOOIONARIO De LA LEN.
9UA OAHTELLAANA, poz - AGA
deER1A.
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RExwO@MO'
DOHRlM 8lgIlLM
pOR GIL ESTEvE.

Nusva::s edici6n psEiscsAmente
,mnreaa y sncuadsrnadA On car
I6n, / NUHvE PESOS gTnsss
al.contAdo.
Tomando 10 grussas e tses
IN buen dessnsntO. u
De yenta On esta ImpfsntA.
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Tambien Sc acaba de recibir de
las mismas un extensO y variadO
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde Is centavOs hasta 81 y
yeinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En- tinterOs de, cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger muchO.
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n0I0RK0 EK TURO8

CARA LA PINTURA AL OLE0 :.
La OUARELA, EE AOABAN ID
REOIBIR EN- 1STA IMPRNETA
Holm (tsavsh
Rst6n.
BlAneo 1e plata
BlnRco do plome
Blane0 Dc sine.
Axul eelesteI
Axul dc cob<A'
A2nl dc Prussia.
0AstAAc (Srxs ).Gs Asrts
OAstn0p roio.
Oasta1o d Van Dyfk
]AFmtn qaemxds.
0armin De RuhiA.
0eni4n kznls
SsEmsll6R.
AutAgAnbA,
aria Dc PAyns
indigo.
Amarillo &C eca6mlU.
Amarillo de orono class,
AEaAyillo dc egoaos oseat
Amarillo indianc,
Amarilis As Eapolsa
AaeA qnsEzads4.
LsEz SArmtaszs
Lacs fubtR
Laca sE&rllla
LAeA oratnagis.
tsaeh ytolssiAs
Negro 10 naEGl.
Negro Dc GzTnRnS
CeEs sAsfa1o
OsEs aEaarillo
Orfs ru10.
QeFe DC Fu&a
UikrHmx1
PlsAfn as hisss
RElo Gs Sn4arnss
hos 6A T Ssn1saA
sahgss d Eaazs
Aepss
5sc1s s9{ofsaza.s
ssmaIss
11ascss nsasgs~
Fxgs 81 tiSxzs;.
Ls9ts s0 ss g a0nis.
t1sEzs - ts4lin nxsss
: tsS.llA "a 1sds.
s4 o. aenssFe az.ass..s
@zssA 50 sea4 pra qusmAdsI
| Isergs d. risna assurnI,
4 1asrra g elsns ausmadM
8sRmsII6u,
Bssws tEa sngIse
naamsas6 u
l SIS
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LIBROS.


A~n - AAb PAU1s@ 00A @OA@A1AN 20
han recibido los Eiguientes:
G1digO Penal xeformaen en- 1870
SIN las varGaaionea introduclda8 en-
81 mismo per In ley de IL de Julio
DE- 1876, oohcordado y comentado
para su nejof intaligencia y Mcil
splioscacp, CON nna Tnultitua de
ejemploa y Cuesrionea pEAcsicaa ex-
tRactAdaa de Ia iuIisprudencia este
blecIda poE 81 Tribunal Supreme
an mas de cinOo mil sentencias .iie-
tadsa en- matnRia de caescion eri.
nina, cssde 1870 q 1857, y de Ia
IurlspTudencia francesa en- los o.
sos no resueltoe s6n pOr la nae~Era,
Qne dimanan de sFttculos del o.
digo frances, que guardian completa
|idenndad J anAiogfa con Loo de-
oodigo espahOl, seguido de an ex
teDso = mlpncioeo repertoire alf&-
b6ticO de ias rnismas , de IN ap6n
dice con Las leyes penales eap4Ela-
ies dc Contrabando y 1efraudnaci6
ferrocarriles, montez, ley electora-
les = municipal, caEs Y pesos, Icy
sobre protecciSn . los niflos de 26
de Julio de 1878, y sobre uaurpa-
ci0n v falEinoaoi0n de patentee de
80 del pr0pio mes 2 afo, anotadal
y concentrates con ID juyispru0en-
oia del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utiIistma . los seiiores Ma.
gistrados, Jurados, Jueces, Fisca-
len, individuos del OueTpo Juricico
Militar = demAA funeionaFios en-.
cargados de la aplicaOiou de la ley,
muy particularmente os DofiO-
res Letr&dos, defensOrea 8 aCusa-
dores IN Oausa criminal, ~ todaa
aQuellas porsonaa que, deseosaa
de conoccr el Oodigo y la Jurispru
dencia, 40 han podldo hacer d.
ellos un estudio especial, pOr O
Rxcno Er d. Salvador Viada = vi.
llaseca Magistrado del Trlbunal
Supreme y Diputsdo { Oortea.-
TINA edjoion, CuatEO s0m0M.
COMPILATION de Ias dispod
clones oeganicas do Ia Adminisra
SION de Justicia en- La provincial
de Ultramaz, preOedida de una in
h0ducCion hist6ricA, anotada
oonOordAda con Ia logialaCi6n ante
Ipor y IL 10 In Ponfnaula. son Ia
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Vinos de- RUKDkg fORO.
fuEO ! YBLAIOO,
mMWRns lB mesIsa


Aashsn as tscibirss, sB b Hsnsa g
a Garefa & 90, Ean Jost ntm. ! Ies
s..sriSe1a y acrsaitnaos vines Hnte1
kinnao e Rssas , Iofe (Osstlks),
- irlalinn rog bolsllas, gaxEulpnsa.
.snrtss ; nsdias piRaa, { prs.lss go
seneiemnlea.
4T-3-1n q suszn aHs b etaAa
lsndn 8 1 dniea Cue fsstss tAn g.
suisitos vinos.
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LIEEA DE CUBA.

|. LlsgafAn SOLO hasta Santiago de- Oub,
ios yspOses que ssIsn IOs dila :, 1s y36
Los de lo1 dias 6Ny s. tocaran q
NuevietA, Puerto Padre, GibarA, MAyn.
n, Barscoa, GnAntAnano J Ouba
81 diA Is hard las mismAa escaIas
{ sxespci6n de n de Mayad, J ademki
tOcacA On Eagua De Mnamo. &,
Toaos rstoFnArkn VsrihcAnde sus q.
lidas de Ouba Los dias 10, - y 8, sfec.
tu6ndoss lss .ntradas en- Il Hibans
q. he techss correspondence a. ID,
80 = . de cadA mes. -
Ninguno 10 eatos vapofss kocarA I
"a rstorno sn Gunntfuamo.
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IgIIClg C0gfk2O IN PFO. RICO
vAPCR "AVILtS

HAldra Do San Juan t0d0s Loo Aisl
coles q Gmnnaeer, uns YES poF 81 Est
, OTIS poF sl Ossts, tocand0 sn 10
puntos Dc Eaiardo, Hnmaoao, Arroyo
Ponce, MAyAgusx, AguadillA, J Arsei.
bo y vics vsFnn rsspactivamks.
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LUZ 'l3RILL4ANTE.
IA LUZ EN- FL s*UNDO De Los NEeUcIOS.
lCE1TE PARA AITMBRADO D1 RAMHIAA

Litfs eS.. splo tdn, i
esmtsss 1oi { =
Sin kMnsS ~ xnS elev
Este aCeltes pEodueoo
dc una fMbGieo In osDo
cial es iguaL aino surs.
xior 6 lOG qua - impuR.
tan d9l eStEenjeno bio
civersos nom hees ymae
och tanto per sua ouam
dadeS lunlinicak como
por lase8uEi I'D cue ek
. 6 los eonen1nidosos
NaestfCg pEeclos -
mnnho nzfs ream1i -
que lOa d. In mnso
AnjesnGge eca g
- mayor n olo 70 hgDm
dan 3 IOe eonNurld doGaa
VantMinh Nfh1WmA
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JOSE -SILV a
TwUAN S7.-OAPITAD

s.nsulado de Meiico, Ban loen
s..sss-sani-ta, AgenEe pElna % Dc
80 a@'s-ssraSfa general Traz .tlssstse
+ = - s-ennree fTanSessel, OeE7aA'on
/ - ~ ~ Y GredIt LyoEnalsd de Rsss, ~
s..s.seeaanae Do iss EssaDsea'Ln nlsE-
- Cal de Paris, de L. Com
- de SECURES s0ntEa Ineendlos
~, N,rswiah unA6n, = = Dc y Oompa
? Ss.ssasola 4 AllansA Dc assguEA~
de BsFaelcaa Tens sn-l
I q Agz
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Sc dcdbdn de recibir en- LG Inap9'ell-
tG del BoletGn:
7 I n T A

para peri6dicos impresiOnes del mas
delicado trabajo, EN- envases de- todo
peso. De colOres: azul, encarnada,
yioleta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas 1ltimas en- envases de 500 gra-
mos y l, kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-21
LTRR0S RRLIHI0EOE.


"A A reoIbido en- esta Impss.tA
ur notahle surtido de Obeaa rallgto-
- - seieNtas tOdaa, entEe la1 GUS
= q sneusntrAn las dGuisntss;
.rm,t.ea6n de OriSto, KsmplA
MOO econ6mica. eO.AO
idem de idem, idem, ediGion -.
A luiO. ------s-~~-~ 1'0O
A-ec-a de ealvnGi6n..->~ 20
Nserracio cotidiAnO ........ %
n nevotO Eeligr6s, eneuar
iexnacl6n imifaCibn marin 1.SO
re- divina. eneuadernaCl6n
,.sc7 neara con hEoohes. - 400
Z - ilvlna, encuadeEnaelon
a. TIruroso lutO.. .-....-. 80
rnr divina, encuadernaeA0A
~ pleI de Auatralia , nj -.
Nel nsens@e.-rs-e' eee s ssSs
.Iarid al Uouingo ,....... ~
<S.c-ofso ~ 0fnfD. eEiouAdeKnA
ssFn in,Iiaeon nax6...... S.0
tl8eIca Fhlebkee, enruader-
ressl ~ az piel con relieves 10
nd TTIs deI 0kintlano. ennua 81
dernael6n % pei. ...s... S'Ol
irss csialte. eneuadeEnaclon !.
rskef ss.s..sss...e.r sssW
ia celeste, enenAd deEnaelon -
ssls 1890 FgpaHol ensua-
a~-reci6n de carey con in. -
sruatAdOnea DC nAcai. =. ~
- nrSsr cat6IIca, eneuadkE
uaoi6n de nhear con fsn !. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-21
LlBROS BARATOS.

De venea, en- 10 ImprentAl
BoIzTrS MzRcAHTr.
La holsa, q Oomeecio ,
las soGiedadca Mercan.
tiles, ! tomo...--.....
ISAocionea dc Derecho Nex
cantil, p0r varios alum
nos de don Luis Hilvela, I /
tOmO.~-~~a ..~-~...A.
Hbro de La 6Atiras, Dor
don Venture Ruix Agui-
lera, Oomprende: SAT-.
ras, La arcadia moder.
%, Grandezas do loa
peQueHos, Epigramas =
ietEillas, 7aEias Mbulas
yMoralejas, l tomo, Tds-
tiCa $50 pAginas....--- 1
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, ! to-
1MV AAoeAS~@@'@~w@@ @SS@~a
Rinconete y eortadillo p
Hl IicenciadO Vidriera
por idem, un tomo
Cos Baiios de Argel, co.
media por Id, IN tOmo.
n gAllardo espanol, idem.
por idem, IN torno. -.
Puntos de vista, pof don
Miguel Mo1A IN toanOi
In leyenda dc Noche-bues
na-~.~~. ~~.~-a .>>~aA
III hiio del Sacrlgtan, Dol
don. Carlos FrOntaura,
z tomos. s..........
Ecos Nacionales v Oauta-
Rhes, por id-.-.-.-...--
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri.
co Cxtt1co, poF Y. CO.
meg, ! t0nao ..-.......
hero, Bstudto ctenhf-
20, pot don JuAo Go.
I utsz.-~--...~s.....>.
Homemade PO6tiCo, Poe
sias de S6 ingenics !. =
b0MOs~~S1~ .~~4~. 49,.
Leysnda de los Reyes, no
vela hist6fica, por dom
TOECuato Tarrago, / to-
Aabitabilidad do Les A. I
tros, por don Jos6 Nc
reno FuenUcs, / tOmo..
Nuebles y Tapices, sekuu .
da s6Eie de Cartaa o una
sehOrits sobre. la habi-
tacl6n, por =. MIquei '
BadiA, / romo.-...a..
Oantares dc un vlejo nor
don TeOdoro Guerrero.
/ tOmo. ...............
Ousntos sociales, por ID, j
tOmO. mO....@..&~~-~....
Poesias, pOr don Antonio
3. GEilo, / tomo $50 pA.
Los entremeses (de Oar
vantes), 2 tomos. ....
La Gitanlila y III amante
liberal de I'd, ! tomo..-
Las dos donCellas Y La
uerSa dc 10 sangre DC
hdsms ! tomo. o.-.-.....
Las madRes, por Frontsu.
ra, l tOm0 ...--.....
Plato del matrimonio, por
Guerrero y Ssp6lveda,
! boinos~~~~~ss.s.~~~~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-21
RxMOL:ADOR

Eeta smpsea. tisns 81 vapof AGUi.
LA. potents para Tsmolquss pOt In
eostas de satA IalA, y hahilitAndo d
hombss para sehia-s 7 titles paa al
ynmanfo. a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-21

Todos loa lnnss l lAs do 10 taeds
saldrk ~ vapor que, toeandO los n1nTtss
an u IsAbsla de SaguA, llsgnsk 4 Oai-
harlan los mI&scasas.
,RAtornaFA sAlinnao Gs UaihaFisn los
jueyea, iespuSs ds "a llsgsAa del tesn
d pAsaisr0s, npn sscAla IN EAgnA, ,
lfsgafA I b HRhkna loo Visrnel. b
1odos lOa visFnss GlAa- Q Dc u sarls
sMld1k ot<c vApor Qus eoeas6sn Ispbsln
de Ssgua loa A3badOA , lIsgnrk ! 0si.
hAfien los Dcmigoa.
EtectnAfA 81 rstorno nAliando ds Oai-
hafien los nArtsa, aepu6s dc ID IIegnds
del tTsn De paaaIsros, tocafk sn Eagua
= llsSar& 4 u Habana Ios mi6reoIas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-21
T IN L A

para ;escribir y piar de diversas
marcas. En- potes pe,.cenos hay in>
finidad de classes