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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
FIRE IN MASONIC TEMPLE.
INITIATION WAS INTERRUPTEDB BY
 THE FIERY ELEMENTS.

When Fred Waldron Opened the Door of
 the Paraphernalia Room Flames Burst Forth-Vote of Thanks Extended by the Masonic Bodies to the Bremen. l Shortly before II o'clock last evening an alarm of fire was rung in from box 2b. The fire was in the paraphernalia room in the Masonic temple on Church street, and before it was extinguished damage to the extent of $2,1oo had been done.
 On the top floor of the building New Haven chapter, Rose Croix, and Elm City council, Princes of Jerusalem, were holding meeting and were initiating seven candidates into the mysteries of the order. When one of the members, Fred Waldron, opened the door of the Iparaphernalia room the flames burst out in to the large lodge room An alarm was promptly sent in and the fire was extinguished by the chemical engine without requiring the use of any water
 The contents of the paraphernalia room were completely destroyed, entail- ing a loss on the lodges of about $2,OOO. The damage to the building, which be- longs to the Massena Clark estate, will amount to about $10O and Is insured in the agency of G. R. & G. L. Burton.
 The fire, it is supposed. was caused by spontaneous combustion. The dame age to the Masonic lodges parapher- nalia is roughly estimated at $2,0OO. Not only was about $500 worth of portable paraphernalia destroyed, but all the robes of the officers and members of New Haven commandery and D. c. Storer Lodge of Perfection, which were but recently puruAased and were worth about $1,5OO, are completely ruined by smoke. These were stored immediate ly over the paraphernalia room of the Scottish rite bodies.
 Last nights fire will not interfere with the regular monthly meeting of New Haven commandery.9 which will be held tonight, as the damaged para phernalia is not used in working the Order of the Temple, which order will be conferred tonight on number of candidates.
 New Haven, Conn, Feb. 14. 1885,
 11:3O p. m.
 At meeting of the heads and repre- of the several Masonic bodies meeting in the Masonic hall. No. ST Church street, it was unanimously agreed that vote of thanks be extend ed to the New Haven fire department for their prompt and efficient work at the fire which occurred in our apart ments tonight We wish especially to commend the prompt use of the chem ical engine, which effectually prevented much property being damaged by wa ter.
 It was also voted that the bodies joint ly donate the sum of $50 to the firemen's relief fund.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
pEArH or c. T. eRTnnEr
At His Home in Boston-A Well Remem- bered Former Prominent New Haven Manufacturer-His Sister Died a Few Days Ago-Interment in New Haven.

At His Home in Boston-A Well Renem-
 bered Former Prominent New Haven
 Manufacturer-His Sister Died a Few
 Days Ago-Interment in New Haven
 News was received here yesterday that MT. c. T. Grilley, ex-president of the Grilley company of New Haven, died at his home in Boston Wednesday. He died of pneumonia. The remains will arrive here from Boston to-day on the train arriving at 1 p. m, and the in terment will be in the Evergreen cem- etery, where his sister, the late Eliza Grilley, who resided with him in Boston and who died of pneumonia, was buried a week ago last Monday. MT. Grilley had a severe cold at the time of his sisters death and by advice of his phy- sician did not come here and attend the burial services, as he desired to do. He gradually grew worse and pneumonia set in, causing his death. MT. Grilley is well remembered here by a great many of our older citizens and business men from his long and prominent con nection with the Grilley Screw compa- ny, whose business was located in the brick block on State street, near Grand avenue, known as Bishops block. The company for years paid large dividends and MT. Grilley, when he ceased his con- nection with it, sold out his interest in it for $125,000.
 Since leaving here he had been in bus mess in Boston and for the last few years he was owner and manager of manufacturing business there, the bus mess being chiefly that of manufactur- ing patent machines for making car rlage washers. He leaves a wife and two children. His age was about sev- enty-two. He leaves an estate of con- siderable size.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
ST. PATHS o1Up.
MT. Gardiner of Providence Tells How Churches May Take Part in Secular Work Second Annual Anniversary of the Club.

Mr. Gardiner of Providence Tells How Churches May Take Part in Secular Work Second Annual Anniversary of the Club. At meeting of St. Pauls Parish club at St Pauls church last evening MT Rathbone Gardiner, president of the Church club of Providence, R. l., spoke on "The Relation of the Church
 so Secular Activity" It is the duty
 with secular affairs when :t will help to further the cause of Christ This duty is in part to care for the bodies of men, in which Christ's own example will be followed. That the church does take an interest in this is shown by the institutions which are yearly estab- lished by churches. In some churches gymnasiums have beeen organized, as it is realized that it is better to pre- serve the bodies of men than to care for them when they are broken down. In the St. Bartholomew parish house on Forty-second street in New York there is a dancing class for young ladies who work in factories and shops In this class they learn the delights or SOCldl lHIerCOurSe WHICH they COulu not otherwise learn.
 The other secular duty of the church is to care for the minds of men, and this also is recognized as throughout the country church schools are being established.
 MT. Gardiner described various schemes not strictly pertaining to church affairs, but which would never theless help mankind and rebound to the rebuilding of the kingdom of God on earth.
 One of these ideas, which has been carried into practical operation in Providence, is to establish loan as- sociation where worthy but poor men may get money at a small rate of in- terest and on easy terms, thus saving them from the oppression they must often endure if they obtain the money elsewhere, and helping them greatly if. as is frequently the case, they can not obtain the money elsewhere.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
4 MIpWINTER SESSION
Of the Past Masters Association, A. 0. U
 W. of Connecticut, Held.

Of the Past Masters Association, A. Q. U.
 W. ofConnecticut, Held.
 New Britin, Feb. 14,-The Past Mas ters' association. A, o. U. w, of Con- necticut, held their midwinter session in I. o. Q. F. hall this afternoon. There were about sixty-fve delegates present. The following officers were elected:
 Past presiding master, M. H. Dalton; Nathan Hale lodge presiding master, Charles 0. Stone, Sachem; foreman, Asaph H. Hale, Middlesex; overseer, R. M. Griswold, West Haven; recorder, l.. B. Clark, Commonwealth; financier E. p. Mix, Israel Putnam; receiver w. c. Lambert, Pyramid; guide, J. P. B. Pickettst, East Rock; l. w., w. R. Palmer, Stonington.
 Executive committee-R. B. Farren, John c, Gallagher, L. B. Clark, M H. Dalton, Charles o. Stone.
 The delegates had a banquet this evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Mir and Mrs. George Burt of 54 Bish- op street are rejoicing over the arrival of a ten-pound daughter yesterday morning at o'clock.
 Hubbell, Merwin & Co., have contract ed to build large storehouse for the Winchester Repeating Arms company.
 The Humphrey street Congregational church will give a literary entertainment in the church on the 18th of February.
 Principal L. L. Camp continues to iin- prove.
 Miss Judson, teacher in the Dwight school, is slowly gaining and her uIti- mate recovery is expected.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
STE uBEN 1opGE,s BILL.
A Very Successful Affair-A Large Atten

Very Successful Affair-A Large Attend ance.
 The social event of the week in Ger man circles was the eleventh reception and ball of Steuben lodge No. 3,053 K. of H., given last evening in Harugari hall Everything was bright and gay, and the many lovely and prettily attir- ed girls lent grace and beauty to the festival scene. From S:3O to 9:30 a most excellent concert was rendered by the Philharmonic orchestra,
 The grand march was started at 10 O clock led by Michael Hessler and wife, followed by 100 couples.
 Among the prominent ones noticed were Sheriff-elect Charles R. Spiegel and wife, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Radon MT. and Mrs. Ferd. F. J. Woehlert, MT and Mrs Eugene Horn, MT. and Mrs Fred D. Grave, MT and Mrs Otto H. Wall, Town Clerk r. H. Brethauer and wife, Mir and Mrs Henry Adams, MT. and Mrs John T. Hendricks, MT. and Mrs. A. T. Hoffman, Miss Louise storm of New York, Miss Susie Adams of New x Ork, MISS flIIlIIld NrdDlSb MlS5 &AlSeh Barron, Mir John Adams, MT. w. Whit lock, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hillman, pr. and Mrs Klenke, Miss Lillian Rutz, Miss Louisa Rutz, Miss Lehr, Miss Buchter, Miss Speh, the Misses Myers, MT. and Mr Schneeloch, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Rutz, MT. and Mrs Andrew I. Rutz MT. and Mrs. Fred Basserman, and the Misses Lizzie and May Hugo.
 The affair was in charge of the fol- lowing committees:
 Executive committee-Charles R. Spiegel, chairman; William F. Radon, William F. Sternberg, Alexis Krah, Fred w. Lutz.
 Reception committee-Ernst W. Mar quardt, chairmaN; Ferd. F. J. Woeh- lert Eugene Horn, Fred D. Grave, Otto H. Wall, c. F. Bollmann, F. Fl. Breth- auer, Charles Gerner, Charles String haus.
 Floor committee-Mich Hessler, chairman; Simon Streit, assistant; Fred P. Goetze, Martin Pfeiffer William Frohlich, George Throm, George Miller, Fred L. Lehr.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
Caledonian Clnh.

At the regular meeting last night of the Coledonian club the members were pleased to learn that notwithstanding the great expense in getting together the company that gave their excellent concert in the Hyperion on January 25 of the club.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
KouNa PEoP1E,s REYIKA1
Series of Meetings-At the First Methodi
 Church To-nipht,

Series of Meetings-At the First Methodist
 Church Tonight.
 This evening the Methodist young people are to hold grand union rally at the First M E. church. This is the fourth of the series of revival meetings which they have been conducting dur ing the week in different parts of the city, and large gathering is expected. The services are to begin at 7:30 o'clock, with a testimony and praise service led by MT. P. M. Welles, after which MT. A. E. Toutch will deliver an ad- dress. The services last evening at Epworth church were interesting and helpful, and the church was well filled. The young people feel much encour- aged, and hope to make the service to- night the best of the week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
St. Francis, Church Fair.

The fair of the St. Francis church began last evening at Quinnipiac rink. It will continue all next week. Un- doubtedly the attendance will be most gratifying, as the fairs given by the enterprising Fair Haveners are always very attractive.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
old Resldents Pnss Away

Hazardville, Feb. 1.-Two of the oldest residents of the town died here to-day This morning Elias Root, a farmer ninety years of age, died from a paralytic stroke, anduthis evening Mrs Ann Ellsworth aged ninety-three, succumbed to weakness due to old age.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
Girl Missinr.

Minnie Heiser, a fifteen-year-old girl whose home is at 27 Prout street, has been missing from home since last Mon day, and the police are now aiding in the search.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

prejuiCio y 10 dada, tlenen 6 veCel
rasOn de Der, y no eap0slble veneer
los desde luego, pero al fln h YER
dad sale victoriosa.
La enfeFmedad de dioha seiiorr
era 10 lndigsstion y dispepsia, ID
cual lleva trAs 81 dlveseas c0nse-
cuencias que dejan perpieios tantc
& los eLfermos como { los, m6dicoe.
Rsto 10 comprendi6 bien, Gin en-
barg', 10 buena = saba sefiora Qus
prepaid ell Jsrabe que lIeva % oo-
nOCldo = respetsdo nomhre. e.
otsas palabras, conocia perfect .
mante one aenfe medal, . sknlflea
''msla digest'6n,s ? , por eoBs'gci n.
te, el poner 81 cato 9mago % deb do
orden % pouer todo On ovd.r.
La "mala bora dc sDfrimiea to-
de 10 seiiorita Mateos no volvi6, y
con 81 Jsrabe de la Msdre Ssigel {
10 mano, estamos seguros de que
no volverA jamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
TENEDURLA DE LBROH, p

TENEDURIA DE LBROH, DoI
OasJahoa.
LEY DE ExrRoP1ACIoE
EOE1OEA.
OODTGO DE ooM1ROIo, aGi-
eonS.
NUEvO OoDIGO DE JUSTI-
OLA MILITAR, an0tsdO pOr el
Doctor B. 6GncheK de OOaia, re-
daCBor de L. " Revista do los Tri"
bunales ~.
OODIGo DE COMRRCIo. edi-
m0n de bolsilIo.
OODiGO PENAL DR CUBA Y
PUERTO-R RICO.
OODI6O PENAL DE CUBA Y
| |PUkkTO-RIO0, pOr u Bibliotecs
judicial.
FORMULARIOG Oh 10 o.
VII, '.Abellar
MANUAL DEL sECRRTA-
RIO, "AbollaS.
DEREOHO ADMNISTRATI-
VO, "AbellaS
REGLAAAENTO Oh LAS Ca
RkERAH OIVILHG DE ULTRA
MAR.
LEY DE- GAIA. para Cuba >
PueEEo- -kico.
FLORES 7 LAGRIMAH, por
D. Domingo B. HexnAndeE.
FORMULARIO Criminal, poI
AbcllA
/ Id. Magis1ral, poE Boaohardat.
HI6TORIA NATURAL. por
PUredA.
AR1TMRTIOA, Algebra J Geo
meEiA, p0f Oardin.
FILO6OFIA, poE sl Padre O.
iertnO.
3kAMAT1OA ERIt.UGsA, po1
OllendOrlt J BenOt.
RhAAATIOA sTN0LkSA, pt
IDaxra
GkAMATIOA MUSICAL, 20.
Romero
OO0IGO CIVIL. - Nueya edi-
ct6n UhclAl EHtormAda.
ARITMEEIOA. OortaGar.
DIOOIONARIO .DE LA LEN-
qua OAGTELLAEA. por Il Aca-
deIntn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
LIMA DB OAiHARm.

TodOs lOs lun1s I las Q do 10 tafds
aldFA ~ vapor qua toeAndo loo mnrtas
lsD 70 lsabela Dc SAguA llsgaRk 4 Oh
cAEisn los mikteniss.
RstornafA nAlisnao De tlaibarisn 10,
lusvea, dsspuAs Dc la Ilsgpda Idsl ssaE
1s pAs4lsroa, en- ssCala en- HAeua,. ,
slsgsrA I ID HshAns los Tisrnss.
TodOs lOs visfLsa & IAs 9 dc n tards
lmidrt otFp vApar Qus tcaRrxNn Iaahsla
s1s eAgaa ios skbaaos ) UsgAFk \ Oai'
kNsisn Ios D0mSsOss o. afe I
EfectunfA sa fstorno RAlisndo 1s OAi
oar1sD iO4 naAstsA, depUGs dc u tlegn1s
ael tasn De pssAlsSos, toesfk sn Eag9s
J llsgpTx I h Hsbuna lOs niGreolsG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
ESCRIBANIAS

Tambien Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas .un extensO y ,variadO
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde Is centavOs hasta e. y
yeinte y cincO. pesos, muy elegantes
y lnjOsas. En- tinterOs de, cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLxTn. "a
han reeibid , los'Eiguientss:
O0digo Penal rstcrmado en 1870
50n laa variaoiones introducidax sn
|el mismo por Ia icy de IL de julio
Dc 1875, oono0rdadO y oomentado
|pa1A On usi0r in6elgencia y f6Cil
aphOaOs6n, con una mt-ltitud de
sjemploa y Cuestionos prkcticas ex-
t1actadas de Ia juTispEudenciA esta-
bleGida por al Tribunal Supreme
IN mas do cincO mil sentencias 6tc.
tadAs en- mater..A de casaci6n eti-
nina deede 1870 & 1887, y do ID
|IurisprudenCia franceea en- los ~
sos no resueltos adm por Ia nrestra,
Que dimanan de artfculos del CO
|digo frances, que guardian complies
denHdad ) analOeta con los de-
6digo espahol, Heguido de I'm ex
,rso 7 mlnncioso repertoire alta
,5tico dc Las miamAs J de un spen
90 oon Las leyes penalea eepeOia-
I . de contzahAndo y defEaudnaai6
.erroCarziles, mOntes, ley eleCtora-
e. y municipal, caHa j pescS, ley
nobre protecGi<n \ los njfoS de g
de Julio de 1873, y sObre usurpa-
|ci6n y faIHifnaci6n de patentea de
30 del proplo mes y aho, anotadaa
J eonentadAa con In juTispxudan.
cia del Tribunal Supreme
ObEa utiliGimA q los sesiores Ma.
gistradoa, Jurados, Juecea, Fisca-
leR, individuoa del OueTpo JuridIco
Mihtar J den&s funcionariOs en-
eargaGos de IL apliOaOi6n de In Icy,
) muy particularmente ] os selO-
keA LetTsdos, defensores 6 aCnsa-
dores On causa criminal, J 6 todaa
AQueIlaa pers0naa que deseosal
De c1nocef 81 O6digo > L. Jurispru
denGia, 40 han podldo hacar de
eIlOs un estudjo especial Dor O
ExcnO ST d. Salvador Yiada y VI
naseca, MAgis1ado del Tribunal
Supreme J DiputSdO { Oortes. III
TINA edicson, cuAtro tomOn.
COMPILATION de la diapoi
Ol0nes organizes de Ii Adminiatra
al6n de JnAticia en- Les Drovinciai'
dc Ultr2maS, preOedida de una IN
trodHcCion hist6rica, arotada ,
o0ncordada con Il legislsni6n ante
sor J ia de IL Peninsula, y con IL
reyes prOcesalea, \ aeguida de Va
| lios ap3ndioes, compFensivas de Il
LEY de unifcani6n de 10 de Acostl
de 1885, 81 deCretO ley de emplea
dos de UltKAnnE y iaS demAe dia
poGiCionea vigentos, por Ram6I
SanOhex Ocasa auxiliaf del MtnJ,
ItSriO de 0racia J JusticiA y Reaa.
tor de la g Revista de Ia Txibuns
es". Edici6n de 1891
IPEDA6OGIOA, r0r don Joss Skr
Inaex Y 6onEalex de G0moano.
REPERTORIO DR JURTE
IPRODENOLA en- maseria crimina
IformadO poE una iRnta de Aboga
IdOa, bajo Il direction de don v
Icente Romero Giron; cOmprend
Ides do q Afo 1870 & 1ao0 8 toms
EDaasA
tTETRRINARIA, ArRgo.
i { maaas Castro Verde
EI6IOA J c1inicas Faha.
TABLAS dc l0garltmos. Sd
shoG RamOa.
TEERDURLA de Ebros, CAST
lIoa.
ATLAS de Geoyrafia UpiyGzn
lOOmpussaO dc - mapas trAssd
.oa srEsglo { las acauAsse nviA
lea 90 sle&S, preaedido de ans :
.,cIa 9sssEkeEs kss&agsssea, on
s.laa zsg0to.
OODl0o OWL, scmeatAya. Z
wsls6n. etoACs psste
lSLAJ0G dsptta 81
FsEess gl7aFa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
VinOs do RDRDkg = sNR0
fHEO I 1LAHGO,
mM "a SnsRa lu MctEsG

Aa.hun aa rseihirse, sn b tisnda q
ss; 01rsIa 4 %, San Joss nam. ], Iea
msrniaeba y acssaitndos who's hntos
$500 ts nataasy 4eret OastsIss) },
: = astklIAn peE botsllAs. EnEsstonss
,lar1es ! nsaias Rtl 4 rEssaes CO.
veaoiepAtso.
4s19rss q sssnta Gus b s1tsA1
isndn O. q tniea qua tseibs IN -
uaiiitos vines
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

WC7RINL fRKTllM
PoR GIL EsTEpE.

Nneya ed,elon psElpetsmepta
tmnrnna : nncnadesnada - ear
81. s NURVR PESOS graess
Al eontado.
Tomando 10 gruesAs se haee
un busn aescnsrso.
De vsnta o. esta ImprsutA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
LUZ l3RILLANTE.
Ia LUZ EN- FL sMUSDO De Los NEEOclUy.
1OgITE PARA ALUMBRADO. i DT KAIIL1k1

L0vs - salesi ~
oemewsti6n aseens <msl
6iA Asme ~ 90 eiev
hste Aoeite, pFau0n
de nna MbEio ei6 6as
sial e igunI sIRe 80
EisE6 8 ID x1 - .
tn del es tfan
tivMsOsnowh hug ys0
oas, tAntO pr ~ emnn. !.
dadese lumimiaaD emno
por laseguxid Id 1msA
20 6 l0a s0na1mi 4egQa
NnestrOs preai am
mucho mkS 11x -
que iOS do las xlGkGns
sxfEanj njsfs, que e %
70 mayor pse1ie - ~
dan Alos UunsanMiAo go
yAAkmaaa astsdM snlN1nwm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
0OL0REO W TUROS

ARA LA PNTURA AL OLEO Y
LA OUARELA, 81 A0ABAN DE
REOIBIK En- BsTA IMPRBNTA.
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Botdn. c
Blnnco De plaza
Blanco de- plom0
BlAnco Dc Einc.
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Axnl de- cobaltAs
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Uastane foio.
Oastknod Van DIRK
gArmtn qusmads.K
9AEnin De rubiM.
Uonixa kxul.
Sersnsil6n.
autagamba.
aris De Psyna
LzGigo;
Amarillo daicaGmios
Amarillo de eraMo elnrA.
AmaTillo de- ero1ACsosenx
Amarillo indiangs
AnaEillo d HApelss
AeAqnsmAdAA
Lmen eaxminoAs
IMca Ruhia
Lnca amarillo
LMea 0EAtnariss
LacA violadA.
Negro as marfl.
Negro do auHaxne
Gers eAatMno
Oors amarillo
0ers rc1o.
OGFs As EuAma
ultrnmaTg
Riedfn De aiaaA
kGI0 As 6asaTna.
ko1o q Vansela,
cAngfs Dc Deage
Bepta.
Ssph eolorsada.s
kamaIss
EinfuFa neuDes
2isra de OanssI.
TisrfA de 0cl0nia.
Eisrra Dc Italia nxtaFa.
Terra e italis !, asmada.
TERN ds aomDra nasursg.i
9lsxrs de sombrn qusmaSa;
nsFst de Eisna as.aEnl.
IisFra g sisna qusaals.
BeFmsIl6n.
BRmsl6n inglts-
Bsfmslldn dsatThis#
YRda Engs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

Las tintas pasa esCrihl que venoe tyts dAaA
procedentes do. las mgores Mbricaz dsl munde n.
pustrial. no adm1ten COmD0tenoia on al mRoada
Sus nermosOs dolores, 50 durabilidsd. IN, aals..
tss Clases Las garantizn, dandOlaa patanis -.
duotO superior sa a =
Anadase este La ganga de .una baratdYs 4,
igual, y SO c0nvendra en- que nuestras tintas -
ssarbif tisnen Jon perfsOtO darsohO conquistsds i
nrafarHnOia general -, -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
LINEA DE- PUERTo-RIoo.

SAlsR los diAs 10 , 20 loo vapors.
que hAOsn 81 seFvicio De OoRrsos.
EIasl diA 10 toes "a Nnsvitas, 0ibs-
"a. B2racoA, 0UADt t&namo, Ouim, Oabc
HAitiAno y POrt-an-P Prince Pusyto Pls.
Il, Ponse, HAyagoss, Agusdilla , San
Juan Dc Pusftbs Riko. Al reIoFuo harA
sscA.a On los mismos pusrtoa.
ii del din 20 irG por Huevit As, G
barx. BatAcoAa GuAnt&nano, Onb San
@ Domingo, POncs, NAysguss, Aqua
dilla , San Juan dc Pasfso- Rico. '
nisnAo pOF los ,nismoa puertos.
RetornarAn Gsfiendc ds Pusrto- -R!es
lOs dir - , 5 Fsss sectisarsnts; to.a
lAn % Oaba Loo dias 80 y . IIseando
dis Hahana sn ias fsehas ecrsspon.
diaatss Is { Y IL De enGa nass. ( -
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
sEiINie CGIkVO IN FTO. -kEe
VAPCR "AvMtS

BaIdra ls San JuAn tGdos los klsl
eolss q AmaEacsr, Una vas poR 81 Bst
J oSsp pOf 81 0ssts, tOcAndO en- 10
RuntOs Dc FAlasdo, HuinAeso. A-s0yc
Ponce, kAyAguez, AguAlillA, , AIRED.
bo y Vice versa fGapectiVAmts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
RHMOLEAEOR

Ests empress tiene 81 yApoR AGUl
la. potents para Ismolques pof In
eOtsas de sst> IrlA, J habiltando d
eomb&s para aehiq-sa ' dtilss para 81
sansnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
LINRA On CUBA.

HegarAn sOio hsste 8 1tiago Dc Cub.
Toe vapcres que sslst los diss s, IS J 36
Los de l0s diaa s , Is toCArAn sE
NuevsstA Puerto PadTs, GibAra; Maya.
RI, Bsracca, GuAntAnsmo y 0aba
81 dia rs har9 las rnisEas saOaIna
sxcepci6D de 10 de MAysrt, y adsmka
taesc scA en- Sagla lie Ttuano. n
TodOs resornarAD5 VsriacAndo Bus o.
idaa Dc Ouha los diss 10, - y 3, sfec.
fuAnaOae las sntfAdas On b Hahans
en- las techas eoETsspmdisntss DO 10,
80 20 De ssdA msn.
Ninguno se estes nporsa tooaEA .
"a tetorno en- 0uaut&namn q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
JOSE T-I5ILvA
THrUAE M-CAPTTAL

oon.uHado de Msiieos Ban Iusec
..SeIrioniaEA, Assnne pEtnd pAl de-
= lrr1S-.nrnfia general Iras s1lanti-
.~s~anerer fFnncaseaD, OOnespOn
Al Credit Lyounals De Para, b
,sr.~er1anss Dc 10. hssAD ADlecamleaA
Rs = Cafl de Paris, de- Il Com
sxsa AZ seeuros contra lncendi0a
orwluh Unl0n, " J Dc 10 Comps
$1,000 : AIiannA Dc assgnEa-
- Basselnna. xens ~
~snrf @EAgHaAlas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de- todo
peso. De cOlores: azul, encarnada,
yioleta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas Gltimas en- envases de 500 gra-
mos y /. kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
EMPRESA
V,lsacEPlsgLES csRlEasDl nglEnIIli
y trasportes mIlItares
fs Schrinos dt Herrera, Habana.

Los yapores de ssta empress s6se
nArAn 80 salids dssds este puerto sr
- aIAs s, 10. is, 20 p 80 dc cAdn NEE
: ies 5 De . tards 80 los disH de labol
Z les l2 del dis an l0s fsstivOe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
@A s d II
AMIGOS.DETODOe
PfLDORA! HOLLONAl.,

Millenes de- pessonas, aa toaaA
- parties del mundo, rce0mia3am
dicnas Pndoras como 81 mejsT -.
Esurativo de la sAlud que = eeno.
ce' Elias euran tOdAs iAa aaaa :.
ues Del coEaE0n, dei ktsAas. "
1ss0mAg0. de los rihAnes j - -
u seeslnok, y remueysn 10 sexlnH
nlas la natuicncis y IL oardiaikin.
-xpuisando 20 Il sAnxHe IOAs -.
pnreEa, fortalscieadO somplsaAnn1n
z q hlslpnnss ner sloAo J danae a.
tao sAlud4ble 1 ~ sxxanlnsaiA
Gedefea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-02
II n L A

para :escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas. En- potes pequenOs hay in'
finidad de classes.