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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-11

NIcin3ientos: Manuel EIsdin Rivera,
Isabel Arr"yo J Rodriguez J Osidio Arroy.
y Rodrigu.z
DGfuHcio7ses: -ETsetio VdxQEfz JuaUa
Maria Coma aIez Y Mercado, Isidro ,j->ti> J
Santos, Luis Tom As 5 Ivd4lga Y Gopzaez
y Juan Rivera MARTINEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-11

ID. l. .Jusns-Dsz IS de Enero De 1896
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11
The Root Of All EVIL.

A Brahmin travelling recently between
Chittur and Neamria, In the country back
of Madras, was belated and sought shelter
for the night at q house where he was re-
ceived by two Nair women. To the elder
he gave 1000 rupees for safe keeping.
This aroused her avarice, and she proposed
to her sister to murder their guest and
keep his money. She refused, but when
tho elder woman's husband arrived he fell
In with her plan. The guest, sleeping on
the veranda, was warned in time Of his
danger by the younger sister and hidden
by her in an outhouse. About midnight
q brother of the two women returned from
journey, and seeing the house shut lay
down to sleep on the mat which the Brah-
min had left. Soon after the murderers
stole upon the sleeper and killed bin with
one blow with rice FOUNDER buried the
body without finding out their mistake
and removed all traces of the crime. In
the morning the Brahmin was let out by
his rescuer and walked into the house to
ask for his money. The assassins were
terrified out of their wits and gave 1t back
to him, whereupon he went to the police
and informed them of the intention to
murder him. BY this time the brother
had been missed but after a search tho
body was found and the guilty couple ar
rested. The Brahmin was so impressed
by the danger he had escaped that he gave
the 1000 rupees to the girl who had saved
him.-New York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11
xRs. .QUIss's sAIJT.
In Dissrsss she Prayed 70 sslss Dssass's
Image.


Mrs. Mary Quinn Of New York has told
tho priests Of tho Catholic church Of tho
Most Holy Redcemcf'of that city of an oc-
ourronco which Is considered truly mirac-
ulous. Sbo IL an aged woman and IL llv-
Ing In destitution with her son, who Ia In
very delicate health,
my son WINS sick I'm bed" sho said,
"and only had 9 cents I'm the house. lie
hadn't eaton anything all day, and was
bordering upon desperation. went out
To get some milk for him, but before do
ing SO thought 1 had better appeal to
ST. Datian. i had heard that he often
helped those who were In financial dis
tress. So came to his shrine here and
prayed To him To intorcede with God for
mo and my son. The prayer relieved me,
and went into the street feeling that /
would be heard.
II hadn't walked moro than two or
three blocks when was stopped by "A man
who stood right I'm front of me. He looked
exactly like tho image Of st. Datian, only
that no hadn't the sad expression which
the images face bears. He smiled, and
extending his hand said, Here, my good
woman, take this
"The next moment no was gone.
looked at what he had given me. Two
brand new % goldpiecesl I am sure II
was ST. Datian himself who had appeared
to me, for there was no possible place
where any mortal man could have con.
cealed himself AS suddenly as no vanished
after giving me tho coins. New York
Journal.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11

A Short Sketch Of Pillsbury, Who Won
the Great Chess Tournament.
The groat chess masters tournament at
Hastings, England, Is over, and Pillsbury,
tho 22-year old plnyor from Brooklyn, has
winner Of the first prize. In consequence
. short sketch Of the young man will be
appropriate at this time
Harry N. Pillsbury was born at Boston
on Dec. 8, 1879. He learned to play chess
when 10 years old, but he had become 80
formidable q player In 1890 as to defeat II.
N. Stone, the famous Boston crack, In q
set match by a score Of TO .. In 1892,
after having been a member OF the Boston
Chess dub for two years, he defeated John
II. Barry, another strong Boston player,
In match by 8 games to 4.
When Steinits visited the Boston club
In the same year, he tGied to concede to
Pillsbury the odds Of pawn and move, but
In vain, for the young player won about
all the games played. A year later he do
feoted both Schottlander and Walbrodt,
who had visited Boston, while he made a
big showing himself at the Franklin
Chess club in June, 1893, by winning six,
losing one and drawing two match games
against the principal players Of that club.
In the fall Of 1893 Pillsbury won the
first prize OF the international tournament,
played under the auspices Of the City
Chess club, and within the last two years
he played with great success In all the
matches arranged by the Brooklyn Chess
club, as the representative Of which organ
ization he went to Hastings.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11
An Ode To the Mouth.

Some mouths look like peaches and
cream; somo like hole chopped into a
brick wall TO admit door or window. The
mouth Is hotbed of toothaohes, the bung-
hole Of oratory and n baby's browning
glory. 1t is patriotis,n's fountain head
and tho tool chest for pie. without It the
politician would be wandercr on the face
Of the earth and tho cornetist would 90
down TO an unhonored grave. II is the
groccr's friend, tho orators pride and tho
dentists hope. .--Nunda IN " Herald.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11

At $3.50 o'clock the other afternoon,
just as an excursion train for Anaconda
left the Montana Central depot at Butte,
a man rushed to the ticket window and
made grab at the pile Of money on the
inside. He secured good handful,
amounting to $50, and then jumped on
the rear platform Of the train A switch
engine was hurriedly manned and gave
chase and overlook the excursion at
Rocker, q station ten miles west. The
robber was captured, but he had turned
the money over 20 u pal, who made good
his escape The robber gave his name rs
George Wilkins.-St. Louis Globe Demo-
craft
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11
A 0ridironed state.

! Thor Is sold to be only ono settlement
In Massachusetts, located more than dos-
on miles from q railroad. Cummington In
10 miles from tho nearest line, but is only
little farther away from thrco othor rail-
roads being near tho ccntor Of n square
fyrmed by four roads
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11
Making Mountain Climbing Easy.

Snaefell, ON the islo of Man, 1000 feet
above the sea level, is now assembled by
means Of tho first mountain electric road
in Great Britain. Tho limo is AZ miles
long, with continuous gradient of foot
I'm 12
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11

There has been no more marked develop
ment during the last quarter OF century
in any direction than In tho reading OF ad-
yortisoments. .--Shoe and Loathcr Facts.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11

Higgins b Perry.
Jones' Ale and rarrasassets Lager Pool
The herald., 1895-01-12
Notice..

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
l. OF Lo, Angeles state OF California.
In the matter of the application of st. PauPs
hospital and home for invalids, a corporation,
fo' leave to mortgage real estate.
Pursuant to the order os Honorable w H.
is hereby given that application has been
made to said court by said corporation for an
order granting leave to said corporation to
execute its promissory notes in evidence of
debt for five thousand dollars ($5O0O) incurred
for purposes set forth i'll petition this day
filed i'll my Office, and to secure said notes by
the execution OF mortgage on lots 5 and q, of
bloek1 Nichols addition to West Los Angeles,
in the ty and county of Los Angeles, as per
map thereof recorded in book 3, page 500, mis-
cellaneous reco. DIS of said county, excepting
therefrom the north 1886 feet of said lots
widening of Seventh street; and also for an
order granting leave to said corporation to
execute n mortgage in the sum of $4,000, in
evidence oil contingent debt, to be incurred by
securing endorsers to the notes for $4,000,
hereinbefore mentioned, and to secure said
west Ii feet of lot % and all of lot rs, in block
H. OF the Morris VIM yard subdivision: and
also leave to sell said property last hereinbe-
fore mentioned, and which is more fully de-
scribed in said petition
The hearing OF said application has been set
for the 18th day OF January, 1895, at 10
o'clock a. m, at the court room of department
5, at the court house in said tity OF Los Ange-
les, at which time any person interested can
appear and oppose the granting of said order.
Witness the name and seal OF said superior
court this 18th day of January, 1872 Mry,,n
County clerk of said Los Angeles county and
ex-oficio clerk of the superior court thereof
By A. W. SEAvER, deputy clerk tSEALl
Graf d. Latham, attorneys for petitioner 10
The herald., 1895-01-12

JEFFERSON, Ia, Jan. 1l.-A few weeks
ago q paper OF Rochester. N. Y, con-
tainsd q story OF the search OF rich
relatives for lost son and brother
named John H. Rush. By accident q
copy OF one Of the papers found its way
here and fell under the eye OF one who
had known young man Of that name
in this city about the time referred to,
the GUNNER OF 1892 He worked for a
farmer in thi. ceunty, but plainly we.
not used to such work. having the sp-
pearance Of . city bred young msn.
Later he went to work for q railroad
bridge construction company here, and
was taken sick aud died OF typhoid
fever October 2. 1892. and was buried in
the pottsr's field here. To friend he
contdeda the, secret that his name was
John II. Rush. and not knight, his
assumed name. The Attending physi'
n.recslls the case, and saws tho man
appeared TO DO we'll educated and not
accustomed to the life he was leading.
From various sources it is learned that
the age and desert ption tally exactly
with that of the John H Rush whom
the Rochester relatives are seeking.
The herald., 1895-01-12
An Unknown su,oid..

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE body Of
an unknown man was faund in Golden
Gate park near the Cliff house last
night, and when it was taken to the
ooroner's Office it was discovered that
mice had made q nest in the skull. and
whole litter ran out during the exam.
ination. The condition of the body
showed that it had been exposed about
four months. The clothing was also
deosyed and in tatters, leaving no clue
to the identity of the dead man. From
bottle that WAS found beside the corpse
it was presumed that it was a case oil
suicide.
The herald., 1895-01-12
NATIVE SONS SMOKE.
Ramona Psrlor's Social and InstslIs

Rsmona Psrlor's sociai' and InstalIa-
tion.
The ffth annual smoke OF Ram ona Parlor No
he, N. S. g. W. was given last night At their
rooms, ITO South Main street The memb ,rs
turned out In great force and were Joined In
their smoke by many from Los Angeles Parlor
No. -. = r.
The smoke took place Immediately after the
instslla'ion of the officers recently elected Tor
the ensuin year.
arouu . table in tho form Of a cross, at whose
head sat thief Smoker Max Wassman, and
Chief Of Arrangements Henry Z. Carter, tue
president-elecr. Frank M. Kelsey, occupying
interes,ine speeches were made by Gen. H. e..
Pierce. Frank .sabicbf and Edwin A. Meserve.
w. j. Vartels solo, Heart Bowed Down, was
rendered with great effect, and the recitation.
Brutus Over Dead Lucretia, by Frank NJ Kel-
aay, admirably given. Julius Kr.use the
pianist of the evening. delighted all by his
execution OF numerous we'll known selecttons
The evening was . very ENJOYABLE one and
viii always bsiooked back to with pleasure by
those participating.
TIE ofiicers were installed by District Deputy
Z. =. schnabel, and are az follows: O. B. Will
son, past president; Frank M. Kelsey, president:
F. J. Palomares. hrst vice-president: =. A.
Hefnxsmau, second vice president; J. B. Scott,
third vice president; Dr. Max wassman, mar
ohal.
The herald., 1895-01-12
Stockholders Meeting.

TIME REGULAR MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders Of the Puente Oil company will be
held at the company's office. room No. q Baker
block, city of Los Angeles, Cal, on Tuesday,
January p, 1895. at 2 O'Clock M, for the
purpose ofelecting a board of directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction of such
fore said meeting.
u FREDERICK HARDNESS. Secretary
The herald., 1895-01-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOLLRNBRCR.

J. w. Carhart, J. R. Carhart, Burbank; G. D.
Long, San Diego; R. N. Watson. California; W.
Beecher, J. A. Lacy, N. 8. Burdisk, j. L. Pat.
terson, San Francisco; O. B. Davis,, F. Hurst. J.
G. Truax. Chicaso; @. Z. Maud, j.. v. Chown,
needy, San Jose; J. w. Fulton, ST. Louis; @. B.
Reynolds, San Mateo: Mr.. and mrs.'W q. Ad-
ams. Ventura; P. A. Preston, Washington; g.
W. Pritchard. New Mexico; J. Butter, Barstow;
3. Dreaming, Downey; W. g.. Knoblock, p. G..
Auren. Bellevue. ILL.,: B. A. Packard. Arizona.
The herald., 1895-01-12

At Athletic Park Sunday there will be q
balloon ascension and parachute jun by Robt.
Earlston, of the famous twin brotherI, Robert
and Richard. The first ball game will be called
at l O'Clock, between the Keatings and Boyle
Height, The balloon ascension will take place
after the frst game of baseball
The second game will be called after the
balloon ascension, between the Francis Wilson's
and II Teegraphos. Pete Lehman will do thu
catching for the Fl Telegrafos.
The herald., 1895-01-12

W. H. shinn, an attorney of this city, and
Nestor A. Young. formerly of San Diego sent
lengthy communications to rHg HERALD last
night denying the recent article printed in a
morning contemporary. connecting them with
certain insurance cases. now pending in the
courts. Both men are emphatic in declaring
and go into tul de ailJ of the case, viz, the
mysterious death of A. G. Mead, in order to
prove their innocence. From the omprehen-
the case.
The herald., 1895-01-12

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Jewish Chroni-
Gle announces. the death in India OF
Lady Sassoun. the wife OF Sir Albert
Ssssoun, the we'll known merchant and
banker OF Bombay. She was q daugh-
ter of E. A. Moses. She entertained the
prince Of Wales in Bombay in 1875. and
generally dispensed lavish hospitality.
The herald., 1895-01-12
THE DEADLY COAL GAS.

Two Men and Boy su6ocatsd In Now
York city.
New York. Jan. 1.-Two msu and a
boy were suffocated by gas this morning
in . tenement, S43 Grand street. The
dead are. Jacob Rosen berg. aged 10,
Abraham Bsrsar. %. Joseph Jacobson,
70. An overturned gas stove caused the
tragedy. The fat is occupied by Jacob
Rosenberg. a butcher. Some time ago
the fat was robbed and Rosen berg had
his workmsn sleep there to guard against
burglars. Young Rosenberg slept with
them.
The herald., 1895-01-12

BOISE Idaho, Jan. LA motion for the
amendment of the constitution granting suf.
frage to women passed the senate today with
out dissenting vote There is no change in
the senatorial situation. Another effort to
hold caucus will be made tonight
The herald., 1895-01-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE steamer State
OF California which left here Wednesday for
Astoria, Ore, arrived here tonight towed in by
shaft yesterday and was unable 10 proceed on
her course north. The Columbia came along
and towed her back to tn port.
The herald., 1895-01-12

CHARLESTON, W. Va, JAM 1.-THE Joint Re.
publican caucus tonight nominated S. B. Ell,
kins for United States senator to succeed ]. n
Camden. Hon. Nelson f. Whitaker of Wheel
ing was before the caucus, but his name was
Withdrawn and Elkins was nominated without
opposition
The herald., 1895-01-12

The singing society Arion, ct their semi.an-
npsl meeting yesterday elected the following
oficers President Chris Diener; vice. presi-
dent, Geo. Joerimann; recording secretary. G.
Falkeustein: financial secretary, Ii. 6tuetz;
treasurer, J. Jedofsky; librarian. b. Durkop;
collector J. Drummer; nusicel director Otto
The herald., 1895-01-12

Now GOvernor Of Berlin.
BERLIN, Jan. 11.-General Pape, gov.
erncr Of Berlin, has been relieved, and
General Baron Won Leo appointed to
succeed him.
The herald., 1895-01-12

The fire alarm TUNED In at 11:45 O'Clock
last night from box As, was caused by the
overturning of lamp occupied by Mis-. Baxter
in the Amonta Jogging house, SIT South
Broadway. The department extinguished the
blaze with $75 damage to the room and fur
niture.
The herald., 1895-01-12
M"ntana's New Senator.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 11.-Thomas H. Carter.
was nominated tonight for senator by the Re.
publican caucus
The herald., 1895-01-12

There IL an undslivered telegram at the
Western Union Telegraph office. corner First
and Spring. for the Los Angeles Nsntel COM
HAnL .h
The herald., 1895-01-12

Wall paper SC. nc per roll. ga 4 s--.r-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-25

prejuicio y 10 duda. tIenau & vece.
fas6n dc ser, y no esposibie veneer,
los desde luegc, per0 q fin ID yer.
dad sale victoriosa.
La enfermedad de dicha ssfiors
era IL indigestion y dyspepsia, 10
email lleva tras si dlversas .conse-
cuencias que dejan perplejos tanto
{ los eLfermos como 4 los m6dicos.
Nst0 10 c0mprendi6 bien, ain en-
barge, la buena y saba seiiora que
Frepar6 ell Jarabe que lleva su co-
nocid0 y respectable nombre. Ea
otras palabras, cOpoufA peseastS-
mente que aenfermedad" siRniGca
"msla Digestion" , por Consig goisn.
te, ell poner el estomago en- debIdo
orden 90 poner todo en- oIdah.
LIE "mala hora dc sufrimiento"
de 10 sefioEita Mateos no volvi6. y
con el Jarabe de 10 Msdrs Seiyel 4
la nsno, estamos seguros de que
no volvefk jamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-25

TENRDURIA Oh LBR0s, pOr
Oastafscs.
LEY DE ExYRoPIACIOE
FORZOSA.
O0DIGO DE ooMERCIo, "Gi-
ron".
NUEVO CODIGO DE JUSTI-
ola MILITAR, Anctad0 por el
Doctor g. Sanchez de GcaGa, re-
caotor de La " Revista do los Tfi-
bnnaIea
OODIGO De CoAEEROIO, edi-
cl6n Dc bolsillO.
OODIGO PENAL DE OUBA 7
|PUERTO-RIOO.
CODIaU PENAL DE OCBA 2
|PUEBTO-RIOO, pOr La BlbliotsOa
J 5aGiGiAl.
RORMULARIOa DE 10 Oh
YIL, 'AbeIla"
MANUAL DEL ERORlTA-
40, 'tAbeiIhS.
DAkE0HO ADMLNISTEATI-
vs. sAuNlN@
6GaLAMRNTO On LAS GA
10 EE<A5 OIVILLaS De ULTRA
~ Z.
NY DE GAIA. para Cuba ,
P7eyDo- kico.
GsLOH&Gs Z LA6RIHAB, poE
y. Oclltzgo e. HeEnAndex.
FOBMULARIO Criminal, por
AbellA
LID. Maglstral, poE Bouchardst.
HI6TOkLA NATURAL. por
Pereda.
AELTMHTIOA, Algebra , Geo
In6tria, per Oardin.
EILO50F1A, por el Padre Co
faEino.
GRAMATICA FRAHuEsa, DO,
Ollsndorn y Benot.
aEAMATIOA IH9LaA3A, 20
Ibarra
aEAMATInA MUSICAL, poI
EoL1eeo.
oO0I6O OWL. - NusYa edi-
cioG oricial reformnda.
ARITMETIOA. Oortaxar.
DI0OIOEARIO De LA LEN-
qua OA6TELLANA, poE la AGA.
deEaiAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-25
LTNEA DE CUBA

LAegArAn solo hssta 6IhtiagO de Cubs
los vaporss cue selsE ios diAs s, Is J g.
Los de los diss S y 26 tocAran or
Nusvista PusTto-Padre, GibaFs, Maya
n, BaracOa, Gnantanamo y Cuba
81 dia Is hark Las mismAa escalas,
{ exception de IL de Maykri, y adsm&s
toeseA sn Sagua de T&namo.
To1os retornarGn vsrifcnndo sua %.
lidss de Ouba los diAs IL, - , 8, sfec.
tukndcse las sntrsdas On In Habana
en- lsa fschas correspOndisntss de 10,
Sc Y Q de cs9A mes.
Ningnno De eatos vnporsR tOcarA D
"a Eesogno en- GuAntknAmo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-25
LUZ I3RILLANTE.
Ia LUZ EN- Ell .MUNDO De LOS sNEGOcIOS.
AOEITE PARA ALUMBRADO Dl FAMILIAR

LibTs as.. szple ne
osmtEsti6 n 1epon t.insGs
SIN Asna0 ~ mel else
Este aceite, prOduolo
de una fabKsckOi6n oapo
cial e. lgual, sino supe.
Ii0FA lo6 que 50 lmpsF.
tan del eytranjeRo balo
civeFsOs nom brss y N nE
cas, tant0 pcr sus cuan.
dades luminicaA come
por laseguridadq cue or
80 { loa consumi idOeas
Nuestros presios ssn
mucho mas rodnsld ldoA
que los do Las mazoaa
sxtranjerAs, que osa e.
te mayor pFeoio ~ br1D
dan 3 los conaumi doGeo
v0nfaaaa dA nlA1wumm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-25

Tambien So ACADIA j de recibir;; de
las mismas Jun extenso y variadO
surtido. Las hay de- multitud de pre-
clos, desde Is eentayOs hasta 30 y
veinrely 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, 1895-08-25
IIBROSn.
I'm Ia Imprenta del BoLxe4a 70
han recibido los siguientess

han recibido los siguientes,
Wdigo PsnAl reformadO en- 1870
c0n Las variaCiones introducidAa en-
el miBmo por La ley de IL de SuIio
de 1876, ooncordado y comG2tAdo
para 90 mejor inteligencio Y h&cll
aplicaci6n, con una muldtga de
e3emplos y cueatione@ pr&ctie2s sx-
TaCtadas de Ia jurisprudencir ssSa-
blecida por ell TTibunS' ngaao
en- m&s de cinco mil ss dio-
sadas en- materia = 80 Grs-
mtnal degde 1870 {. -. ~ Ia
jurispYudencia fran So e.a ass3 W
sos no resueltos attn g L ssssss.s =,
que dimanan dc artsss1ssss 4ega <lyo.
digo frances, que guaSl1 ezNl 8. Z
identidad J analogf2 cen lcN caa
Oodigo cspahol, seguidc 90 ca ex-
tenso y mlRucioso repen 1gzo ala
b6tioo de las mismas y de ia apka
dice con las leyes penales ozgsess~
lea de- contEabando y defcaa {
fezrocarrilea, montes, ley elt =
les J municipal, Csza y pescs, ley
sobre protecci&n 4 los njdos de IS
de Julio de 1878, y sobre usuipa-
ci6n v falxifcacion de patentes de
so del propio mes y afo, anot0das
" concentrates con Ia iufiEpruaen-
cia del Tribunal Supreme
Obra utilisima Q los seforss Ma
gistrados, Jurados, Jueces, Eigca-
Iea, indiYiduos del Ouerpo Juridieo
Mllitar y denAAs funesonarios en-
cargados de Ia apIicaCi0n de In ley,
y nauy particularmente | os Reho-
res LetTados, defelsores 8 aCuaa-
dores en- caura criminal, "a todaa
aquellas personas que, deseosaa
Gse c0noCeE el O6digo y la Jurispru.
dencia, 20 han podldo hGeer de
ellos nm estudlo especial, por el
Excno sr d. Salvador Viada y vi
llasecs, Magistrado del Tribunal
Supreme y Divutado 4 Ocrtes.--ul'
TINA edicion, cBaGEo toEaoa.
COMPILATION de las dispOsi
Clones organizes de la AdmiptStga
ci6n dc JuGtiCia On las provincial
dc UltE2msE, preoedida de una In
troduOcion hiat6rica, a1ota'iA J
Ooneordada CON Ia legislaCi6n ante
Sor v La do In Peninsula, y con la
reyes proceaAieA, y seguida de Va
lios sphndicss,. c0mpFensfVas d. Il
Iley de unifcaci6n de 10 de Agogta
de 1856, el deOxet0 ley de emplea
dos do Ultranag y lss demas dis
uosiclones vigsntes, poe Ram6l
sanOhex OeaEa, auxiIiaE del Minis
serio de Graeia } Justisia J Redae
| tor de Ia e Revista de lAa Tyibuna
es''. HdicI6n do 1891
IPEDAG0GIOA, For don Jos9 s6n
Icaez y Gonzales de Somoano.
| RRPERTORI0 DIN JURTE
IPRODRNOIA en- mateTia eximina
tornado poF una iRnta dc Abogs
/ dos, bat0 La direction de don vi
Oente Romero 6iron; oomprend
desde 81 sfio 1870 & 1890; o tona
oassA.
IVETRRINARIA, AEago.
/ { mana, OastE0 Verde
| FISIOA y quimioa. Feliu.
| TABLAs dc lcgazitmo<. 5al
Ixkex RamOs.
| TTNnDURIA de Hbroa, Oaat
aoA.
/ ATLAS de GaogFafIa Upiyezs
| ompuezso de 80 napaa tsagad
oa arreglo 4 ias aetuases nvisi
lee 90 ElOsS, preee6ido do una q
e!h GsssrAkas Bsssa8GsSsse, on
asiaa EerOsO.
uODIGO OWL, Go q aszAa .
ER4.e6a. etomes paRkai
ISL AOI0d IL pIll 81
FszEal Rlvs5l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-25

Las tiDtas paEa eScribir que venos eyta CASA
procedentes de Las msjOreS FabriCas del mwdo n.
pustIsal. no admiten cOmDetanOia en- d nerOadO.
Sus harnesses eolorss, 81 durabilidad, sus selee.
tas Clasas las serantizan dandOas patsnte ID plo.
ductO superior asaa
knadase este Ia ganga de una baratdra zin
igual, = SO oon7endra en- que nusstras tintas para
escibif tisnsn Jon perfeCtO dareCho oonQuistaa la
preioran0ia General
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-25
LINEA DE PUERTo.RIo0.

6aIsp los dias 10Y 30 IOs vapore.
que hzcsn 81 ssrVicio De Oorreos.
III del dis 10 tocA Cn Nusvitas, Giba-
n, BaneOa, GusntknAmo, Oaba, Oabo
HAitiaro J Pcrt-eu-Princs PusFto Pls-
ta, POnee, MAyAgrsz, Aguadilla y San
juEn Gs Puerto- -Rico. Al rstorno karA
cscaln su lea Eismos pusrt0a.
81 del dia 20 ifk p0R Nuevit as, G
barA. BxsacOHs Guantanamo, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponos, MAynguez, Aqua
dillA y San Juan de Puerto Rico, '
niendO poF Loo miAmoa pusrtos.
RetoEnaTAn sAliendc Dc Puerto. Bio
los dins 23 , s rsspcetivamsnts; toca
I'm en- Onba los disc 50 y ., Ilsgan6o
( ID HAhaua en- lss fschAs eoErsspon-
Gsntes ls ~ ID as eada mes.
Ninguno de sssOs dos vHpogss socA.A
3 y r0torno en- Gunntknamo.