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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
RAFTING WITH HOSE AND "AIH"'
rtrrMrN on OPPOSITE SIDES OF BLAZE hA' L
LITTLE SQUIRTING CONTEST.

,.,prxr,c OK OPPOSITE SIDES OF BLAZE HAVE
LITTLE SQUIRTING CONTEST.
Thar. UNA n fire Yesterday the Street Cleaning
peuarimcnt's dump. At Fory-sM'h-s'' anu -,
n,''ar ubare the hollow space beneath the pier Is
utilized by score or scow u"""e'' ." 80
orary home and an old milkcan Is used as a
stove The scow trimmers were cooA."s ''e''
fast when the mllkcan collapsed ana the pier
- oo The scow trimmers fed before the
-. o,d DANES and crowded onto the wharf. ex-
,,,. t,hhor,ry I'm Italian while Leopold Gluck.
a., .o,cbu,n NJ Schwarzschid Suzberger
-, s,orebouse AZ the next pier. rushed 10 the hre-
box and turned In an alarm
WHOM battalion Chief Welsh got round. Re"
minutes later the fire had spread underneath tue
,ooL and vas blazing upon all sides. lie sent IN
sacona alarm and the frcboat Havemcyer arrived
and nlsved on the flames. In the mean time " atcn-
man Michael Kelly Of the Street Cleaning Depart
mont had telephoned TO the departments staDes
for assistance AMI the tug Restless was d'spa'Vne"
IN the place. She arrived a minute before the IRE
men and began pour stream OF not water U"
the blazing dock -, ,... Ao.a, N
roreIe and as they did the rrenen advanced
Some of them made their way beneath the pier
where they began to eXper,nee al on , fron
tlous OF n warm bath from the steam Sohi,S iloii'
,nn hoiors Of the engines. Deputy Chef keiiey,
Who had come on the second alarm ana was III
charge OF the fire. was Appeared no. , uut mem
u Wv v,dr The men OF Engine 2s, who were on
the pier directing hose carrying Zv poumus press IS
ure at the nozzle. took naha III LUZ as o om
nrs, einailv Roundsman Wally appeared on the
scene and threatened the tugboat men with
arrest II they did not clear OF, 100. ar ora m.
.,a, ron, the flames had damaged Schwarzschild
& Sulzbergcr's store to the amount OK s9o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
TO Mold CONFEDERATION SERVICE.

The Sons OF the American Revolution VIII hold 6
commemoraton church service at 81. Lukes Church.
Conyent-ave and West one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ct. on Sunday afternoon, June 2. at o'clock. Inc
Rev Dr. John r. Patey Is rector OF the church. Inc
Sons will assemble at $3.50 O'Clock al tne o'a iia'
,o Grange historic as being the residence Of Gen.
oral Alexander Hamilton. and march In body 10
the church, preceded by the clergy and me eho'.
bows. who will chant onward. Christian Soldiers
The music will be under the choir leader. John w.
carpenter The church will be decorated WIN
American flags also the thirteen trees. when s'aho
nearly opposite. which were p'ahteu ny "e"e'"
Hamilton over i0c years ago.
Invitations have been extended to the Daughters
~ the American Revolution. Colonial Danes. paugn'
ters OF Cincinnati United States Daughters OK w.
alec The Colonial Wars order OF Cincinnau, va,
ny ~ Isl" military and naval orders OF the United
states and other patriotic socetes rne pom marIs
Wbairmanj Colonel Frederick ID. Grant ana stephen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
1T had AN EPHEMEhdL
r,,z, TOWER AND DESCENT BILL REPEALED SOON
AFTER IT BECAME I-Aw-LAwfEhS
WHOSE EFFORTS CAUSED THE
o,- THE cTATI,TF.

WHOSE EFFORTS CAUSED ihF'
DrATr OF THE STATUTE.
.... ueeks ago a bill known as the Dover
.,d Descent bill introduced IN oo'" "o -,
,ha LEGISLATURE the effect OF which war " -.
q widow the heir-at-law wne'e no WIN NO. -,
drawn up by husband Inc OH wa. ,an.
,,hou, much consideration on the part OF 'ne IA"
- o,,her hody 1t was regarded as most
,sc,,evous measure by nearly all the lawyer' VIM
"a read II after it was passed. scarcely any
them having had an opportunity 10 uo - "
appeared upon the statute DOORS .,,o,. =,
ono ~ the principal objections 10 the PROVISIONS "
the bin was that 1t seemed TO put premium ",'o..
49, owor,s Of adyenturesses TO contract comho'-ia"
marriages and so profit by the ricn husDanu u.'''
II also made possible great cohIuS'on ~ ~ - =,
,,ronertv that would be affected py coiiui'o''' mo
1851 nv the enactment OF this law Wnen the
hul "a me 10 the notice OF the members VI ' In
,nittee OF the Bar Association on ,he am
-, the law they speedily condemned us pro''sio''
Lacking TO the repeal of the BILL mee'i"e ,,
committee consisting OF Cephas brainei'' ,"
n Choate William Il. Hornblo"er. 1oh' W, 80
ers William G. Wilson, Charles BuiK'ey Hu
s Aue,In Abbott was held As a result OF t'is
,nee,inp a memorial was presented by MI ADpo'
and Endorsed by all the members OF the co"n -.
copies were sent to the Governor u '"e 40
committees OF the House and senate anu a''o -,
Howard Payson Wilds. who was the cha'npo
the Repeal bill in the Assembly. A brief was ,nen
nrepared by Mr.. Abbott with a supplement adoea
car,nr This brief was signed
by Messrs Abbott and carter am oy - litenhen
ROGUE, Hamilton Odell. General Tremaine: Step"Ia
r. Nash Charles A. Peabody. jr Ft ,ainn com ~
mttee n1eniicred This brief In duplicate was , iU,
warded during the present week 10 senator w"
and Mr.. Wilds. ., ,ea, -, fbanter
The repeal BILL entitled The Repeal OF 1aP De-
III OF the Laws OF 1895 Relating 10 Dover anu an. "a "a
scent" was the last measure passed before me an ~
tournament OF the Assembly During tne w yepe re-
yesterday the members OF the COMMITTEES "s,.nds
ceivng The congra tuatons Of their iesa IIisnus
on the success attending their efforts no's S n
featIre srronnding The matter Is that II Is the hrsl
time for over twenty-five years that sthiute az
latng to administrative law has been rspesded' '"'
ing The same session In which It was enacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
PRICES AND NOTES ~ THE MARKETS..
A CORNER IN A ZANZIBAR cRoP-sHAD SEASON
NEARLY ENDED.

A CORNER IN A ZANZIBAR CROP-SfND SEASoN
NEARLY ENDED.
One feature Of the market this week which
particularly interests grocerymen and means
higher prices for consumers Is the development OF
a corner In cloves. The corner Is engineered by
syndicate In London. headed by Colonel North. the
Nitrate King. who. 1t is said. has secured cohtroi
OF the bulk OF the 5000 bales In stock In that city.
and is trying 10 the stock here. The result
has bccl sharp advance here within n week from
-, TO g.. cents pound. and the transfer OF about
1000 bales The crop OF cloves comes mainly from
Zanzibar and Pemba. on the east coast OF Africa.
II amounts to about 1900 bales a year. The cx'
pected liberation OF slaves In this territory ana
short crop. due to low prices that have been pre-
vailng for several years. 1t is said. gave rise
10 the attempted corner.
The shad season Is about to pass away Good
Connecticut River cost 70 cents each, ana
North River 30 cents North River bucks sell
for % cents each Shad roes are p cents pair.
Large. fresh mackereI sell for 10 cents each frogs
legs are 60 cents pound Western salmon are W
cents n pound bluensh y and Is cents pound;
crab meat. 80 cents. and green turtle. - Genus
"A pound. Large soft crabs are " dozen
Asparagus sells for 20 cents n bunch. Hothousc
| tomatoes are 10 cents pound; string beans. 10
cents a quart: dollhouse cucumbers. p cents each.
and cucumbcrs grown In the open air B to cents
each; spinach 81 cents peck; new parshipS' ID
cents a Dozen new cabbage. 20 cents head new
carrots, cents bunch. ana new bermudh Po'a-
toes 40 cents "A haIf-peck
California cherries are down TO 20 cents a pound
but they do not seem TO be In as great favor THIS
year as In former seasons. Strawberres are sell
ing from II TO Is cents a quart Plncapples. wnich
| were n glui In the market week ago ana selling
| at cents each. bring about 10 cents now Inc
cause OF the rise In the injury done 10 fruit by the
recent cold weather. which has advanced prices
| somcwha all niong the line. .
Eggs are somewhat dcarer. eighteen instead o.
twenty being the number the average dealer VIII
| give Tor n cents. Good Elgin creamery butter
| costs 2, cents a pound, ,,,.
In Washington Market yesterday English part.
ridges were quoted NJ 81 10 dozen; white squad ~
| The same price dark squad at y 80; pigeons al 81
black cocks nj 81 % pair; brazilian grouse ~ 81 25
| English pbenannin NJ y % philadelphia brollers
sod nj 81 30 pair; Philadelphia Chickens ~ cents
n pound; capohs, 20 cents spring ducks, 70 cents
| Boston geese, q cents: Vermont roasting turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
yrw.ropE zO0LO0ICAL SOCIETY.

The Board OF Managers OF the Ncw-York Zoologi'
cal Society held its meeting behind closed doors
at No IA Broadway yesterday. 1here was 10
quorum. but those present decided TO 20 on VIII,
the meeting and have the action ratified aftcrward
rbe meeting Was for the purpose Of organization
and the following officers were elected; President
Andrew H. Green; vice-presldents. Charles f. white
head and J. Hampton Robb; treasurer l." H. j.
Ltchheld; secretary. Madison Crane cqrrespoma1na
see~charIes whitehead. Il, ii. IAtchhcld, J: L. Cad
walader Hugh ~. CAMP Henry r. Usoo'Is
mmittee-Theodore A. Hayemcyer. chari.s u
Flint, II. II. Cook w. II. webb ana J3mn a. harin
A. Peabody and George Niles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
oRlDUlTgs FROM ST. THERESA's

The annual commencement exercises OF 81.
Theresa's Ursuline Academy. at NOS is' an, 's'
Ucnry-st were held yesterday in chickering Hall
seven Young women received diplomas from the
Rev. NJ. C. OFarrell. pastor Of the Church OF tn"
Holy Innocents They were Miss Celia d. Lorrn5o'
Miss Margaret " Manning Miss Theresa ve"sy'
Miss Minnie l.. Ahern. Miss Agnes NJ "o,""h'
Miss Mamie ". Calvin and Miss Mamie T. '""'p'
bell . ,
seIect oroaram,oe Of vocal and instrumental
musc was rendered. ana n play called Phantom
Queens; or, Uneasy Lies the Head that Wg ~ y
Crown" was performed by tho puphs OF "'' '"''''
ea's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
THE Alarm BOXES ~ GOOD CONDITION.
STATEMENT FROM THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ON
THE REcENT DuASE-sT BLAZE
The Fire Department has Issued the Following


statement
Referring TO the reports in the newspapers win
reference to nre-alnrm boxes In the viclniy, 81
Chambcrs-si. College Place Duane ana hIison
SITS not being In working order at the time OF me
occurrence OF the fire no. lss Duanc-si. shortly
before D. m the 18th inst. an inVeAilEa-
lion shows that such signals as alleged. TOT the
nrc IN question. were received PRIOR To me one
enanailng from Box No -. recorded AZ the EN-
tral once al 1881 p. m An inspection OF inc
boxes reported as being out OF order was I'M
mediately made with the result that every box was
found working. and the test signals were receiver
and recorded in this office. the circuits being IN
proper condition at the time: and there Is no indi-
cation that there anything Irregular elmer IN
the boxes or the circuits upon which they are 10
Gated
The Chief OF the Department states that tests
were made by his order OF the boxes reported as
being out Of condition. and that the circuits were
found in satisfactory order. M
Everything therefore. pertaining to the signaling
apparatus was faultless and there was no delay or
msmanagcment by the operating force AT the
Central Office As the allegations that the boN's
were out Of order emanaicd from police oiiceis on
duty In the vicinity at the time the lfoaru OF TO
lice Commissioners has been requested 10 examine
into the same This statement Is deemed necessary
10 reassre the citizens OF the perfect working con-
dtion Of the iire-alarm telegraph system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
MARSHILs To PETITION THE F"h''D""'

The failure OF Congress to make u sun''''"' ~
Precipitation for the Department OF JuH.'o' u" 'v -"
I'm The Tribune recently. has anecte" n"n' w"
dignity OF the Federal courts ana inc o''''' -,
charge OF them In this city. The pep"s 49,
ST.. WsrshaIs in this city, whose wages arc
several months In arrears and whose families are
In actual want yesterday decided 10 send pe'''
ton 10 President Cleveland and ASK MN 10 pro-
sent the urgency OF their pecunary "rans 10 AZ
torney- cnersi Oiney, with view 20 rs nr,Ens ill.,
sneolaI measures taken for thrir reic. uu..ns Wv
months they will have to walt bofore So"ss"" ca''
pass n deficiency appropriation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCiOOLs
THE oREpITARLE CAREER "F NJ I"

INNER ABLE uAsAdfMfHT fh0h us hh"'H
hihd THE rononii hiiiiihn "h'' WIN
Aqrn ran iidiit Ahp yhhfl'A''''
une NJ NE mast InaieHlne r"h'' r'"'o', ,s,,.,
civ Is Grammar Fohoo No " ~ NJ" 'm .1 ~, ~.
THIS s one ~ the best schools III 'he Nv" WV a,,a
excellent organisation IL die largely :" ,"s W."
administration ~ iis veteran pi'''P"' ,,,..,
lLchhed. The first steps l"""in Wv ,,,a uuh,,o
schoo, so,,e,y had charge Of New works. schools
In tina, year four lots were purchased W '''"s'"'
81, uhen known ns Sorh st., the pl'' p''' ",
5000 Ia November Of the following year wv ''"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
ypIsrD FROM TRINITY CORPORATION.

The rector church wardens and vesirymen .,
Trinity Church have leased TO John W. MaeH"y
the property At Broadway and Murray-"'. on
which is the Postal Telegraph Building. Tor term
OF twenty years. at an annual ren'a' OF "Iu"'
Mr. Wackay got a lease by the Trinity Church
.or,oratlon OF the above land In 1892 for period
~ thro. years. IN which II was specified that nc
sho,d cause n building 10 be erected. ana. hnvn.
erected the same the term wan extehnea TOT '"c"'y
sSrhs above lease was recorded yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
THE CORDAGE TRUSTS PLANS.

The United States Cordage Company's Executive
Committee told IA meeting on Thursday 10 consumer
the July interest requirements. These payments
will amount to 100000 and 1t Is understood mat
,.gous tons were tsrted 10 raise the amount. Tho
next meeting will be held on May 20. when II ~ ex-
pected that the money Will be satsiac'or"y mr.
faneed for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

The wholesale fruit auction yesterday inc'"neu
ths ssIe OF 1900 boxes OF lemons and 300 boxes OF
oranges brought here from Mediterranean ports py
the steamship Govino The general condition OF
tho cargo was good. but so5 boxes OF lemons wh'ch
were In bad order. sold for the nominal price
Of @ 10 IS cents a boz. Good sound lemons readi'y
sold for from ~ 10 $40 box according 70 ~"
nun,hsr in each box ana tho quality OF the fruit
rbsss pricss are tho same those obtained at the
nrSvious saie ana are apparently 1rm. The oranges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

sold for from So to 50 "a box the latter price neng
vi uu's z box more than was obtained At me pre-
tipons sale for fruit of equal grade, The advance
ntins caused by Communicative scarcity OF really
pHppe oranges, both foreign and domestic,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

tho county. and receives salary from the city.
While these Sums appear to he reasonably lib-
srai Il seems that mere lawyer II not entitled
60 40 much for hiH services az man VINO Az,
n,aises an estate While II cost only about
Sibooo for legal services II cost nearly 'so""
10 have these estates appraised ,,o A.,
George l., Webster alone received s'sio Tor n's
services I'm this connection for the year hnu
posslhv he made few dollars outside on ms
regular law practice Max L. Ransom served
only eight months as an appraiser, ana ne re-
oelved 81 900 a month. or 5000 for MS ehure
Dunnclle Van schaick served four months ana
received N'.O. - .,.,. o,a re-
Donald Mclean appraised three estates ana
was paid sos for his services. $3.50
7, annears 10 REQUIRE a great deal OF other ma
ch.nery in the surrogate's office to collect 'his
tax. For example. Thomas H. Casey VINO "A
described as transfer tax assistant, r cv,
sssa5 rs for his services for the year Cnaries
colden as transfer tax clerk. received s-''vo'
John Keenan,. as assisian, ,onnnaid az record
ING clerk got 81 900 from the state. Inis a.,o
cefher makes a sum Of $9.li5 IS FOR CLERKS S"'a-
ries In the surrogates "ncs ton here The Dis
..,o, Attorneys Office has some clerks VINO hlso
have 10 be paid Seaman Miller, M ansIv, ' ~
ssslstant. received $1,000; Isaac - hlp'ns"y, -,
fransfcr tax clerk. received ss" sco anu ''"''
brighton as process server got Ssov -.ry
II IL perhaps not TO be wondered lnu. 90 - "or
.,a,t. re required when the vast amount OF cor
necersary 10 run the business s tskrn
,r,r CONFEDERATION. The item OF postage AIM Ion.
Coz, the state for the year $40 Furniture T rns
Inexpensive as II cost only Co. 81 ,o' '"' ''"''
nrlntlng Of blanks. etc. cost $S-4 Ian, ~
BESIDES these expenses there was IN , aer"ny
tss ~ IN tho Dstrici-Attorncys Once ior se.s.'t
citations and the city Controllers 'eeS "'"''''''
IN view Of these facts the opposition OF Non u,
.raiier Fitch 10 the bill which was INTRODUCES -,
" = ogialaturc Mt the instance OF state .on
.,a- Hoherts to have all the collateral. Inne,
tax business transacted by state oficais
need cause no surprise. The privilege Oh nj
a.. ,nase fairly comfortable sums among poor ar, ~,
ing LAWYERS appraisers and clerks In New S
City was one not to be lost From a., the
Wv ei,ar ~ the city Of NewYork. would proDa.
81, not scrutinize too closely bills when are SCI"
a. Tor services Of this kind this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
PART IL.
PAGES 13 TO 16.
SENATOR HILLS MODEST FEE
ONLY sa,6O0 TO HELP COLLECT THE INFER
ITANCE TAX IN THIS CITY,


GFohdH p WEBSTER GETS sia7i0 ron SERVICES
A. APPRAISER ONE YEAR, AND COMFORT
Ahi,H siMs 90 - w. n 0iG0fT RHhs
jAMih b h0s fAss0s FH0MAs
:. HiLnut m MAN H.
RANSOM, puNNntin
VAN srnAiCK
AND ornnns.
Just what services David nennett I'm rem.
dered as counsel In collecting the collateral In
heriiance tax for the yenr 1894 In NewYork
County Is perhaps not exactly clear, Whatever
they were, however. he received the modest sum
~ g. 800 for them No doubt this amount was
extremely welcome 10 the senior senator from
New. York State ut that particular time. ms he
was carrying on M extremely hot campaign.
Controller Ashbci l., Fitch. Of SewYork
County In supposed 10 have been somewhat IN.
tercsted In the outcome of the election also. and
az he had virtual control Of the appointment of
counsel to collect the tax. probably did not be-
grudgc tho sum which was paid to Senator iiill
by the state at that particular time.
The report of the state Controller says that It
cost $50 9s7 IS to collect the collateral inheritance
tax in New-York County for the year 1894 This
report was. of course practical reproduction Of
the report of the Controller of New-York County
TO the state Controller. The names. however. of
the people to whom this money paid do not
appear either in the report of the State Con-
troller or that of the County Controller. The
County Controller. however. filed with his report
vouchers for the disbursements which he made
IN collecting the tax. Under the head of counsel
fees as is shown by these vouchers. are the fol-
iovinp items.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-31
Nos dicen de Manatl:

''En estos dltimos dias han fallecido
de viruelas en- esta pOblaci0n dos indivi-
duOs. Es censurable la apat1a de la Jun
ia d0 Sanidad, que hasta ahOra no ha to.
mado ninguna determination, para ataiar
la propagation de tan horrible huesped."
~~-@mEE8~~-eGE4~-
Gestionando el Ayuntamiento de San
German que ell camino entire Mrricao y esa
Ciudad sea una carretera que de vida &
arnbos t6rminos, el diputado provincial
senior VivOni, ha conseguido SO incluya d.
cha carretera en- el plan general de cami-
nos provinciales. Al efecto "a la Diputa,
ci6n ha aprobado el presupuesto del estu-
dlo de dlcha carretera y pronto ira ell in
genierO quien SO espera con afan, en-
aquella ciudad, q fin de que esa impOrtan-
to via de communication sea I'm hecho."
APROVECRAR LA OCASION.- Cinturo-
mes, cinturOnes, la mar de cinturOnes de
tOdas formas y classes todos de piel, dlti-
ma moda, para seiloras y nihas, SO esta
Eealizando una partida, precios de yer
dad ra quemazon en- el Par5s Ba90r, For
taleza %7.-El objeto es el de popuarizar la
mOda en- Puerto Ri>o poniendo los cinturo-
nes al alcanCe de todas las fOftunas
MECHAS para yosquoros, superior ca
lidad, en- piezas de 12 varas, baratisimas.
YESQ de eslab5 5n y piedras, nj
kelados y dOradOs.
PIEDRAS de repuestos para los mis-
YEsQUEROs de agujas, clase supe-
rioC con pQtecitcs do repuesto. Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-31
ELALCOHOLADO AROMATICO, pre-
B1B11orEoA DE 'sLA CORRESPONDENCE"

quetamente rodeados de setos, forman bosques
n8turales.
Els, por decirlo asf una comarca e7cabtado-
ia, y los campesinos que la hsbitan, no estan
exentos de bondad nj de educaci6n
Siempre es preferible ell campo las ciuda.
des. Tai vez 10 croa 20 asf rorque en- ell cam
po tengo establecidos mis- rcales.
Para entrar en- la cudad paso por delante
de Ia estaci0n det lie que parecera ocioso mis-
lectores, pero que Sc tranquiljcen; entro en- es-
cena por u momento 70 pies permanecer
mucho en- ella, par4 habl~rles de MS hechos y
de mis- accionas.
Hace sci. 6 siete nos, leguf L...Y,
muy POGO atento 10 que ocurrfa por la Gale,
llegu6 hasta el mo" umento de que Ia dotado al
pals la compah1a del Oeste.
era IN dia de mcrcado, 81 uni % en- la Sc
mana en- que reina verdadera aniaaci6n en- los
alrededores de squel desembarcadero.
Un tren acababa de dejar una multitud
de vi j4ros.
E:a al medic dia. La hora del expreso de
Paris
E tre ell tropel que invadfa ell camino de-
lante de mi, entire las caras indferentes, vulga-
res 8 conocjdas, apartcio una ioveu hermoaiai-
ma. Ten ria diecisiete deciocho sflos
En- su trsje, -muy elegante, Sc conocfa en-
Reguida que era parisienle, pero los detal'ss de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-31
Ell RANco POPULAR

CJYO principal objeto es ell de factar al ahorro
los pobres desarrOllando asi los habos de orden
economic.
Admite mposiciones desde 25 centavos en- ade-
ANTE liegando cinco pesos. les abona el por
100 de intereses anual.
Da dinerO prtstamo tres neses plazo, con dos
rnas de recOnocida solvencia una de las cuales ha
de ser de esta Capital descontando los ntereses al l2
por lOO anual en- cantidades que excedan de Glen
pesos: al ~ por 100, de cento doscientos, y
al y Por cento dc doseientos uno quinientos.
Coloca dnero en- primera hipoteca. sobre fincas
urbanas dc esta Capital hasta la mad del valor de
Ia fnca un aHo plazo, prorrogable interes con-
VencOnal
Deseuenta @ @ @letras pagar6s y obligacicaes, paga
deras en- esta Capital, cuatro plazo con dos
buenas tirmas.
Abre creditos bien garantizados a 6 meses plazo.
Su ..unta de GoDerno compone hoy de los Sc
nores ,Munoz Barros Lcdo. Rossy, Lopez Cepcro,
GWllermety' Chevremont, Molins, Schira y Leon
Nunez. N''
Plaza 1 de Alfonso XII=Los unes, microbes sa-
TUBOS.-Planos Columbia. Tubos
pianos Pinafore y tubos bombas, hay de
venta en- Ell CAPRICHO. SAN JUsTO 81.