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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
NnRrn CAROLINA NOTES.

DR.. ITllery. a rich man from Chicago,
has bought Smiths Island, at the mouth
of Cape Fear, and Is planning 10 put
up handsome hotel there. smith $ Is
land is almost tropical in its climate. Dr.
Ullery is now there. looking TO the be-
ginning OF his work.
Mr. Lusk has introduced IN the house a
bill TO regulate railroad passenger fares,
making the first-class rate two cents
per mile: second-class, one ana one-hali
cents; children under twelve. half these
rates. with a penalty for violating this
act of 500.
In the Senate Thursday night the sem
ator from Sampson mad left the floor 10
ioin some ladies' in the gallery, where
upon a bill was sent up TO the reading
clerk ito abolish the county or Samp-
SON" Much laughter was had at the
expense OF the senator from Sampson.
Carolina Beach. seaside resort that
at one time was quite popular, but has
not been kept open for the last few years,
will this summer be refitted and hand
somely kept. This is down below VIII
mington, at the mouth OF the Cape Fear.
A big rock tell in he skin re cut on
the Western road, on Wednesday after
noon. blocking the track and forcing the
train 10 come round via Charlotte 10
Salisbury. In blasting the rock TO get
il out of the way, buildings in Salisbury
were shaken by the explosion of the
blasts.
a suit for libel and SANDER. claiming
sIO 900 damages has been instituted in
Asheville by T.. Strauss and wife, who
conduct the Cosmopolitan Hotel there,
against T. w. RI ash. merchant, who
said that Mrs. Strauss had carried away
goods without paying for them, and that
ft..1 ar ha l.
arrested
The Legislature has passed a bill max
ing three women trustees OF the public
graded school Of Greensboro. One OF
these ladies' Is the wife OF Mr.. w. s.
OBJ. Robinson. the newly.tlected judge Of
that district.
The sale Of the Park Hotsl here has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
s cigarettes 3, T.sg.M; plug tobaccoS' a4'-

cigarettes, N,35H; plug tobaccos, VIA
1893. Total, s22l2S.e4. g.,
spector for the month ending March !,
1889. shows: Receipts for the month. go
hogsheads and tierces; deliveries for the
month. 1873 hogsneadg and 80 tierces.
stocks on hand I'm the Richmond To-
bacco warehouses as OF March j. lso:
Inspected stocks. 1856 hogsteads and go
tierces uninspected stocks, $500 hogs
heads and 7l3 tierces.
Total stocks. as per tobacco inspector S
report. February !, 1895. 1895 hogsheads
and 100 t.erces.
Stocks increase for the month of Feb
ruary. 1885, IL hogsheads.
INSPECTIONS and reinspections of to-
bacco I'm the Richmond warehouses for
the month ending March !, 1885: lnspec-
lions Bright, 40i hogsheads; dark, 7ss
hogsheaqs and is tierces; Western. u
hogsheads. Total. Los hogsheais and
Is t'erces.
Reinspections- Bright, 3s2 hogsheads and
? tierces: dark. II hogsheads; western;
rs hogsheads Total, 43i hogsheads and 2
Total sampling for the month ending
March /. 1895: Brights' lo5 hogsdheaa sd aiI Is
tierces: Western AZ hossheads. Total.
1.C9 hogsheads and 20 tierces.
Inspections and reinspections for the
five months ending March ], 800 lhspeScoo
tierces. SC: dark. $500 hogsheads and go
tierces. &c: Western. ~ hogsheads, &C
Total, 6.4l4 hogsheads and ~ tierces. &C &C.
Reinspections-Bright 3.Si hogsheads
and Is tierces; dark, sol hogsheads ana =
tierceS; Western. l73 hogsheads. Iotal'
1868 hogsheads and q tierces, &c.
Total sampling for the five months
ending March /, 1895: Brghts, 5.Wl hogs.
heads and ~ tierces, &c; darks. 1901
bogsheads and 282 tierces, &c; Western,
3Oi hogsheads. &c. Total, 1892 hogsheads
and 7e0 Uerces.
Total sales of loose tobaccos on the
Richmond breaks for the month ending
March /, 1896, 1874 pounds.
Total sales Of loose tobaccos on the
Richmond breaks for the. five months
ending March /, 1895. 4.G0,Ol4 pounds
The total sales Of dark loose tobaccos
on the Richmond breaks for the nVe
months ending March !. 1880 were; Creh-
shaw's warehouse, l.$15,4SD pounds; Shoc-
koe warehouse, &e.l8 pounds; all othef
warehouses, 100000 pounds. Total III ,55i
pounds. And. deductins this sum from
the total sales OF loose for the fEe
months ending March J, 1895 as per the
tobacco inspectors report. we nave d
balance of 2.123,840 pounds, representing
the total sales OF bright loose toDacSos
sold on the Richmond breaks for the nNe
months ending March J, 1880. -,
Major " Donat, acting consul OF ihe
italian Government, yesterday moTilihs
received notification from the Minister
Of Finance that he would In Few DAYS
forward TO this city samples or toDacco
reotlired for the Government, ana lor
which bids would be advertised.
No visitors registered at the IopacCo
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
BALTIMORE.
II Al FTIMnRI l. Mn March O-JtOn

BALTIMORE, ND, March 2.-Flour
steady.
Wheat firm; No. red spot and March.
5S'SUjSalc.; May. 597sQGOc.; steamer No
. red, 5jEGjj8.c.; southern. by sample
JNG6DC., do, on grade, jtM59c.
Corn easy; mixed spot and March. Az
041sc.: May. 4SAufS%c.; steamer mixed
4Ghc. bid; southern white, 4712d47@ac.;
do. yellow. 49c
Oats firm: No. > white, western, 3j1s@
3Glac.; No. mixed. western. 33l%G34c.
Rye slow: No. >. 56d51c.; receipts, 1,0G7
bushels; stock. 2j,023 bushels.
Hay steady at $1,000 30
Grain freights quiet steamer to Liver
pool. 2i2d., March; Cork for orders. 2s.9d.
as lOi.d.. March.
Eggs unsettled at 94G25c.
Other articles unchanged.
BOnds-Nirginia rs. new, 1879 asked;
do Century, 5S3ldj9; Baltimore and Ohio.
5F2QiS; Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern tirsts. 1851, bid; Consolidated Gas
stock, 62anG3l2; do bonds, G's. 10; do.
IS. @6l0Gt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
Black Silks,

Black Armure Silks-three Of
the greatest values ever offered
on our counters-60c., 81 and
S1.25 yard.
Black Satin Luxor-better than
you ever saw at S1.25 yard-Sl.
Black Satin Moire-a regular
S5c. quality, and good value at
that price--60c. a yard.
Black all-silk Moire-cannot
be bought to-day to sell under
81 25-Sl yard.
Black Tatfeta Silks, with fig
ures in black, all new designs;
regular S1.2j quality, 81 a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
SILKS.

Every day brings new beauties
to add to our extraordinary va
riety. 1t seems remarkable to
see such values for the prices.
New Spring Colorings in
checked and striped Tatfeta Silks,
6S and 75c. yard.
21-inch novelty striped Silk, in
very choice colorings; equal in
appearance to any 81 silk on the
market, Soc. a yard.
Figured Silks in delicate col
ored figures on black grounds;
regular S1.25 quality 81 "a yard.
a new line Striped and
Checked Silks in new colorings,
soc. q yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Cotton quiet
m'ddllng gulf, 5%; mlddfing. ~; net re
Coirts. 900 bales; gross receipts 99'0gS
bales; exports TO Great Britain, LOO
bales; Continent 43Q! o 6a hsi6 lor "di'eu'
Total to-day-Net receipts. 2O6G3 bales
exports to Great Britain 5,352 bales con-
tinent. 7 573 bales; stock. 16,9l4 oales. g.,
lures steady: sales. II, 700 bales: March,
5.2l; April. 800 May 5.26; June, 3.3da
July. 5.37: August 5.42; September o.46;
October $40. December. 512.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
NIX. NINE "NUr GUlLrY."
The jury Aeqni's Him Of the Charge Of
Murner-lflcer ua.fan Indlc 81

WINSTON. n. c.. March 2.-Special.-
The grand jury returned a true bill to-
day against Policeman j. r. Haston, OF
Winston, for shooting and Killing Walter
futile tcoiored). while resisting arrest
on November /, 1884 The defendant
gave bond for his appearance at court.
The jury to-day returned verdict of
not guilty in the Frank G. Hine murder
case. MIR. Hine, who is prominent
citizen. shot and killed Martin Richmond
(colored) last August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
Wool SuitingS.

Think of choosing from a hun
dred styles That's the happy
sorrow in store for any woman
who goes buying among the Wool
Suitings-Checks, Crepes, Cloths,
Cheviots--every yard of every
sort has the charm of newness.
Old ideas are out of sight--what
you see is novelty, freshness, ele-
gance. Seems past reason that
such wool beauties could be down
to 373c. They are; and up to
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
BEDWEAR.

Judging from the number of
Sheets and Pillow Cases we sell
every week the people are finding
out it pays to buy the best goods
at prices even less than the ordi-
nary makes are sold, and theresa
heap OF difference in the way they
are made.
Fine n. B. Hemstitched Sheets,
q yards wide and q yards long,
S5c. each.
The standard Utica Sheets, q
yards wide and . yards long,
Csc. each; 2f yards wide and q
yards long, SIC. each.
The d. & l.. fine Round Thread
Sheets, free from dressing
2!x2a yards, 55c. each.
24x2h yards, 48c. each.
.- 2xs3a ysTl 4ss. as%aaa .r RI
1fx29 yards, SOC. each.
45x72-inch Bolster Cases, Csc.
each.
45x72-inch Hemstitched Boil
ster Cases, 45c. each.
45x36-inch and 50x3SI-inch
Hemstitched Pillow Gases, csc.
each.
d. & l.. Pillow Cases, fine round
thread cotton, free from dressing,
45x36-inch, 12!c. each, $3.50 a
dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Union STOCK YARDS, ILL. March
-Cattlc-R6cC-pts 500; market firm:
common to extra steers S3.G5dGOO: stock
STS ana -d deededs' S70sa4 a. l COWS and
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market strong.
heavy, SIOOd i.35; common to choice
mixed. S3S5fi4.30: choice assorted 81 1O6
4.20; light. S3.75G410: pigs. S2.75m3.>l
Sheep-Receipts. 2,0n; market steady:
inferior to choice, S250@6.50; lambs
81 mn 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
A BARTON Heights Entertainment,

delightful entertainment will be given
by the Chidren's Society OF the Barton
Heights Methodist church Monday and
Tuesday nights for the benefit or the
Sunday school.
There will be a lecture by an accom-
plished speaker, illustrated by ninety
stereopticon views The entertainment
commences at 1870 p. NJ, and will take
place in the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA March q 1906

KINIi MOND, n, MaTcn z, 1870.
Offerings (white). 2,142 bushels
corn (mixedD. 600 bushels; oats. 1909
bushels
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry. 5Sc. TO
Gle; mixed, SIC. TO Gle; shortberry, sc.
TO Gle; No. red. GO12c. to Gle.
Cofn%White. Virginia, 47c to 4Sc.: NO.
2 white 47l2c to 4Sc., No. mixed, Atc'
TO 4Gi3c
Oats-No. 2 mixed. 34l5c to BIC: No.
mixed. 33isc 10 Sac; winter. 42c. to 4oc.
Rye-JTc. to 5Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
Evening Silks.

A magnificent assortment OF
new Evening Silks in plain and
fancy weaves, ranging in price
from soc. to 81 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. March 2-Spirits tur-
aT Tecepfs lis F casks sales 30 c feg
Rosin firm and unchanged. Quota
tions-A, b, and c, Sl1O; d, S1.i5; f.
Sl.20: +. Sl.2i: G. Sl.35; II. $50; ]. $500,
X, 500; VI. $3.50; n, s.. 20; window glass,
S2.IJ; water white, 50 s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03

Casn QuOtatiOns FIOur quiet, as usual
on Saturday and feeling steady al pre-
voTs quotations.; wheat 54%d5SSc; No.
lid. 52aSGj2i4c.: No. > corn. 43d431sc.;
No. > oats 2Sl2d2S3sc.: pork. S10.15d 1890;
lard I37ia; ribs, $515dj.20; shoulders.
S4c2laM4.7J; sideA 5.4J0jj0; whisky,
Sis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c., March 2.-Rosin
firm; strained. Sl.l5; good strained, 81 20.
Spirits Of turpentine steady at 3012c.
Tar firm al S1.eO.
Crude turpentine firm; hard Sl.lO;
soft, 81 20: virgin, 81 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET

ISDS Don, Mafch bar silver. 27 11-l6d.
Paris adviCes quote per cent rentes
Mt iG3 francs and - centimes for the
account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
White Goods.

English Long Cloth, fine and
sheer, II yards to a piece, $3.50
piece.
40-inch India Linen, fine and
sheer, 12ac. yard.
The f. p. Co. English Main
sock, made expressly for US, and
a very superior quality, II yards
in a piece, $1.50 per II yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03

been confirmed, and the three sons OF
the present owner are the purchasers.
The management will continue the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
yVEEKIY RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. March 1.-The weekly
statement Of the Associated Banks shows
the following changes:
Reserve decrease. .................$l, 1GS 22j
Loans, increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.'NN,tNb
Specie decrease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4Nii,2UO
Legal tenders increase ............ 5,4Ud2oO
Deposits, decrease ............... ll9.lUO
Circulation, lncredse................ lb3'HO
The banks now hold S2S.O54. 800 in excess
OF the requirements OF the - per cent
rule.
As a result Of the weeks operations.
the reserve decreased Sl.1GS. 10 The
statement does not balance The banks
gained through the interior movement
during the week about 900 on the
currency. but lost az least nine million
dollars 10 the sub-treasury on account
OF deposits Of specie incident 10 the con-
summation Of the bond syndicate deal
making the net loss for the week over
seven million dollars. The decrease Of
81. S442Oo in specie was due entirely to
Withdrawals for treasury deposits, but
the increase Of S30iG. 30 I'm legal tenders
does. not seem clear unless legal tend
ers have been paid TO the banks in eX-
change FOR gold. The increase Of Lass
200 in loans is very favorable feature
81 the statement, but there is reason
10 believe that this. too. was in part
caused by the bond operations At any
rate, the increase must result In gains
10 the banks, and Is OF a larger volume
than has been reported for some time
The banks now hold In excess OF their
legal reserve, sos OJ4. 800. and the amount
has rcen decreasing regularly. Interior
receipts are also OF lesser volume. and
The sudden jump I'm money rates one
day last week was in a measure !ndi-
catiye OF what may be expected II the
banks reserves continue declining. Rates
for loans are still low, but a hardening
OF the money market Is not improbable,
especially as the reserve is only about
one-third the amount reported for the
same week last year. The importa.
ton OF fold from Europe Will not swell
the bank totals. as this money goes d.
rectly into The treasury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
PrOperiY Transfers.

Richmond: Martha Cook TO Maria Jack
son, 10 feet on south side Duval street
corner Judah, $500; Benjamin Jackson 10
Martha Cook, 10 feet on south side Duval
street, 5000: Richmond Mozart Associa-
tons trustees to Walker 4 Beverage.
trustees. leasehold interest i'm 50 HIP feet
on east side Eighth street between Frank
lin and Grace, $1,000; Mary Randolph TO
James w. Randolph, IS feet OH east side
Fifth street north of Federal. So Charles
a. West to 5. Buford Adkins, 80 feet on
north side Grace street between Henry
and Bevidere. S5,9l5.
Henrico: NJ. W. Lakewood to Mary Ann
Lakewood. his wife, lots on south side
Il street between Thirty-third and Thir
street, 50; Lucy c. Scott TO Minnie c.
Sears, 5 acres on New Market road, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03

Polk Miller Is booked 10 appear NJ the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall on Monday evening,
March 18th. for the benefit Of missionary
work. Mr.. Miller will be heard in sew
eral new stories. and will use a brand
new one-hundrod-dollar banjo. recently
PRESENTED BY Dobson. ths manufacturer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
FosFaussFaLItREs .lnuurssAllra"

La Emulsion dc Scott no es una
medicina dc patente, 50 formu'a, Ia.
sada en- prineipios eientffcos y raclo
males, es conocidl de tcdos, y 1 este
dcbe en- gran mauera q decidido aso
yo de Ia Facultad medica.
Don Enrique Ranz, Dr en- Midi.
Gina v Car rlgia, Msdico Director de-
Balnearo de Coamo, Pts. Rico.
Certi6ea Que hace amos viene
uaaudo tanto en- Ia Peninsula, como
ca las prosincias de Cuba y Puerto
Rico, IA acreditada Emulsion de Scott
de aeeite de higado de baealao cor
hipofosht5s dc cal y dc sosa, siemprc
con br.IIante exifo priacipaln1ente en-
el escrofuasmo, raquitismo, anemia j
en-, a tuberculosis, del misrno modo
one en- IA eonvalesenciz de Is enfer.
hedadEs agudas, unisnio sus esc.
ceishtes efrctos t6nicos. el sgrado cor
que suele ser tomada hasta por 10.
nIios ds 81 costa sdsd, para 10,
cuales son insol=rabIes las demzs pre-
parseiones de aeeite de- hgado de ba
calao.
DR. .EkRIQBK ANz.
sIsmpss con uasasIllesos tssaI
Itados
D. Aussnio Tsanzzs Margln, Lcdo,
~ .T*.sE.lzs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
gA.iRRO DBL ESTORAGl
L Traducido del diario Chron' Gle :
dc San Luis. Missouri, Estados
11a;,3s.a l~-..---.---4-@.s A.

Nadie po ria comprender los 50
frimiensos que tave durante m de
cnatFo aiios. debidos 4 10 que sc me
dijo era catarro del estomago Asi
D e sxpres6 Mr.. J. P. Fox. uno de los
snejores nadadores dc san Lu;s. &C
tuaImente cargo del sanatorio del
Professor Clark. en- Ia eaIle Io La
ocupaci6a de Mr Fox le hacia pasar
Narias horas diariamente en- el aqua
FL hombre eontrsjo un severe resi- 10
que abanion6: luego otro y aan otro,
hasta que por I'm cayo enfermo. Los
resfrios Ie dehilitaIon el estomago y
le produjeron una enfermedad con los
siguientes sinEolnas; dolores punSan
tes en- Ia cabeza. indamaeion de las
uicnbranas de la garganta y canal
TespiEatorio, que sc llenaba de fieIma.
desgano. delgadez y catarro del este
mage De resnltas de IN vertigo per
do un dia el conocimiento por espa
cio dc media hora y luego tuvo que
! rernanecer cu su casa, casi iniposibi
litado de eFuzar 81 habitaeion. a.
NJ. Fox dijo nuestro reporter: !:
a menudo me seniia como sofocado
y tcdo esto continuo hasta cierto dfa
en- que un amigo insisti6 en- que pro-
base las Pildoras Rosadas d el DR.
= vi liams para persouas pslidas, le-
ykadome al mismo tempo n peri6
kdico que relataba = c ura eion d
warios casos semeiantes al milo. Por
fin determine hacer IN ensayo, NJ,
ii,adre fir6 Ils medicinas que habia
feeetado e mSdico y antes de haber
! tornado II mita del primer frasquito.
.domenee sentirne meiof. Dormia
bien y con el restablecimiento del a.
pe6to comence 4 ulirar Ia vida por {.
Ikd0 gfAto. Desaparccio Ia sensaci6n'
de malestar en- el esl6mago, cesaron
lbs eruptos gaseosos y los v6mitos
despues de conner. Ia garganta quedo
SIN inhamaci6n y al mes me atrcw a
dsiiT Ia ealle.
Continue tomando las Pfidoras
aquf me tiene v. Ne siento mejoi-
que nunca y 40 erso que haya HON
hse mas sano que 20. Eniro y salgo
del aqua tres y euatro veces al dfa
dando Ieccionss de ndtaci6n. y real-'
mente atribnyo mi actual bu=na sa
lad las Pildofas Rcsadas del doctor
Williams.
Estas pIldoras son fabficadas po
lokasa DR.. Williams Medicine c.. dc
Schenectady, New York, Estado,
ufides. Contienen los mgr edientes
que NJ cesitan "a sangre y los sefvios
To . paciente que se diriji al de-
psilameat0 facultativo d { II casa.
deseFibisndo sus sfntomas. recibirs
etatis muy valiosos consoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04


Kro1a6s Kaefenates J &
Raeste Rico. tzmazo aS 81 centi
mssros. { IS centavos. 1nnprenta
.ronanasmss II eBissstinaf
gliti. 4ee e un nuevo thediczmsntp
1sE ben b6ede raIifezrse de clraf
q enfefmedades del esk611geg J
ds ssombrosos rezul{zdos Fl expire
do reuedio s. adminissra e. obleas,
S. inventoE garsntizz = cursci6n Dc
las pefsonzs que b usen = alivio {
ms)pEla desde a pFiusra ssia
Este afsnado espeei6ep y reeibe i
rendc en Pnerfa Rica 2. fidel Gui.
NeFmet5h
INA Ipeas spsishs - or
$50 para piano. okEs selcste J etle'
k<sofs;.na del eml1enie cgmpes'lo|
F,on 01azzlo t< Noses edi< a 4,
Ida. 4. 61nte KfFtada ~ B
~ IS oI.E CosA.s g
S paeinss de feIieiosa m6sics lleVse'
= i Issn llIsIif / 1|sgI.el M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
On Las PRTNuIPAhHs THoBfAs
s0BRE QUE DHSCAHEA HI arIBrCIc
PoLfETCo uorERAo,
DON lGNACI0 DIAz GAMBIA.
I.srsa Dni uscLIrA nSsrAzrl =. Ips fsalrssp
DEDlcAroRla.
LA RAZoH DEL TT9uxo.

LA RAzoH DEL T19uLo.
HUMARIo. -Lu udhemoA Ill debe
cumplido.-La genersol6n one 50.
be.-La instlaia humane, ,-Preter
tOs CEiIninalea. - La for Dnla de
pr0greso.-El progfeso y sus mo
nifestaciones. LIS opinlSu o6blics
I'll periodismo.- -Lo que dahe -
81 periodismo.-Lo que eg hoy |.
prensA.-La prensa y Las Isyea.
"a politlca.-Lo que debe ser IL
oolltica.-O6mo se hacen los poll
ticus.-Oomo nEcen los partid0s.--
Los programs poIiticos.--Artif-
clos politiCos.-El caYnaval politi-
ao.-Miseeias poIiticas. - Eincori-
dad politics.-Fanatismo politioc
LA demoC2aoia.-Principlos de-
mocratiOoa. .--Abeurdoa democratic
cos.-Delirios democrAticos. - La
Iibertad do In Oatedra.--ibertsd
contra derecno.-IIa igualdad 20.
oial.-La igualdsd On la historiA-
La igualdsa ante la rax6n.-La 60
berania.--E4a 0emagogia.-Los hun.
nos modeKnoA.--L4a revoluci6n. -
Las huelgas.-Confusi6n y caos.-
III nihilismo.--PEopagandas demo-
ledoraa Cancer sOolal.--AntinO-
mias = ancn.&Ifaa I'll mayor de
los erroree--AllA Va Ia nave.-Epi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
Las RdOrnas del ST NalTa
uSTUDYO CExTTC0
rCR
DON I6NACl0 DIAz GANEJA.
5GsEar DEL BOLETS HERCAEfIL
O1: PUERTO ROO


Tai es ia portads de IN fo;Ieto
que aeAbs de- editArse en- esta Ca.
~. ohrs del Director del BoLETrn
MlRcAh TIL. Consisbe 60 pagiDaa
de lee urs. en ~ msvov. y, como
% be aDuucisdo. se dsdiea al iIus.
tire Jsf. d., Psrtido "Uni6n Cons.
titueiop~p de Cubs, Exemo 6r
Marc. Z de ArsEssguis. Contie.
ne el aiauiGnte progrAma:
/" Ded,c.toriA. - Prsludios. -
DesatFnlio del p'sn.--ConsideFa.
cicD.a.-- ElmesmbaIo sxposici6n.
-Los MDn,c,rios.-La Cimara
Insuls ,-El Conssjo. -EI Gober.
MAJOR GpnerAl.-lAa hissoria.-Ls
legs l'dAd. LA razon snprema.-
Ls R,pA,se,on
E foilsro SO ofrsce en las 81
aDis"tes coodiclonss;
To eien ,'sr.----..... so etc
Con oil retrAto del Antor. 8"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
ALEANlQUHS PARA 1895.

Dc pliego, con eI santoraL, da-
os assfcDonisoa, Gsstss rsligio
"a y c6eiales, ese, y Blocks. de
ariAdaa formas y elcgantes GRO
nos altgoricos, dsade sl mas Ia
j csc al nhs eContmirc, pefo to-
sos be;:os = sseogidos, h&llanse .
ae venden en- es.a npKenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
aEkNAIz q co.
-f.-TR1UAH-Iu

buporsadofUs en- grande escala.
de mercanc.as de tOdas proOeden.
ciae.
sus dencas de detail Ia LUZ
~ hITkIOA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO sen siempte laa msjor
surujas.
11enen sucr,eales lmpnrtsdofas
en- Areutbo Y Humacso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

Ningun medicamento ha provoca dc
: hnfspesqnisas que los fennginesos. )
hingan0 h eaus ado mas decepciones
eunndo Sc ha querido recurrir com
binacioncs extraordinarily m s:
h<iIla. Ia mis- racionzl y Ia mis- a.
tiva cs el Eosfato dc Hero liquido
e Lefst. soberand contra u anesnia.
los coIores p lidos. los calambres de
esf6mago las isrsgularidades men
aualcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
o. siNAuDs ion toass ~ III IA ana =

Jonstante suFtido do reIoiea. '
pfendefia dc orc con briIlantes !
pledras hnas de 10 mas moderno
qne pueda desearee. GarsntIsan ID
obJetos y venden 4 precios m6di
~0a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
dUlA LOCAL.
sOSRlNOS Ds EzDUIAGA.
ROETALnGA, III

Osaa Do stIcA , coratslunsR,
Agsatss dc lOs vAporss-oorrsoa ae IN
uolApahia TrhsatiAntiea Aspsnoia.
&gsntss es Id ID de- los ssaorss ,Lns
rtnasa y TO-, Dc Avsrpool.
ieem Iden u. ID. FlstcaeI = o..
4. (eompaniA "La FlschA'') as Id.
AgsRsss d. ID Id 10 iOa sefofss J. 7.
Nteksls J co., Lines Dc "HerTn".
Agsntcs Dc BAhs, Bshrsnd , Rom
Linsa dc "Hefra".
Agsntss dsls OompsnlA de- Esgarss
contra lnesnaios dsAoninsdS lea 10.
nI. u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
sAuDAB DH TBASnGiA

para MoviIa 3. u. Boa. noruega
.Taruus,H despacbado pcr sobrinos
de Eeqaisge. en- leetfes s
Para New York, vap. ing. "SoUth
GambEiag despanhado . peE LhtlGeE
FernAndes con caFga de transitC.
aALrDAs Du oAB0TAJH.