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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-24
IN GROTON.
The Wadhams-Pett Wedding Yester-
day Atternoon-The Groom a Popular
New Haven Man,
90 > L., 1.Nvr FrrNYv

The Wadhams- Pettterew Wedding Yester-
day Atternoon-The Groom a Popular
New Haven Man,
Especial to the JOURNAL AND CoURIERJ
Groton, Oct 23,-Long before O'clock
the hour set for the marriage of Miss
Virginia Ellridge Pettigrew, daughter
of Captain Edward T, Pettigrew, to
Ernest Winfield Wadhams of New Ha-
Ven, a conductor on the Consolidated
railroad, the Congregational church
of Groton was thronged with the guests
who had been invited to witness the
ceremony. The church had been beau
tifully decorated with palms, rubber
plant and autumn leaves. Promptly at
o'clock the organ pealed forth with
strains from Lohengrin and a few
seconds later the bridal party entered
the church. First were the ushers, wal
ter A. Ellington of New Haven, Frank
c. Kent of New London, Charles II.
Dodge of New York, William G. Steb-
bins, Carlos W. Alling and Lawrence
B. Lester, all of Groton. Following was
the maid of honor, Miss Edna Augusta
Pettigrew, a sister of the bride, Next
came Captain Pettigrew with his
daughter, the bride, on his arm. The
groom, with his best man, James Pet
tigrew, cousin of the bride, awaited the
bridal party at the altar. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. F.
S. Hyde, pastor of the church. The
ring was used. The brides father gave
her away and after being pronounced
man and wife the couple pro-
ceeded down the aisle. Fol
lowing the ceremony was a reception
to one hundred guests at the residence
of Captain Pettigrew At $40 the new
ly welded couple left for New York.
Thence they will proceed as far west
as Chicago, remaining absent about
two weeks. Upon the return east one
week will be spent with the brides
parents, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Wad-
hams will repair to their home, which
is awaiting them in West Haven. Guests
from New York New Haven, Provi-
dence, Boston, Hartford, Maryland and
other places were present.
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UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.

Officers of the Local Society Elected Last
Evening-The First Course of Lectures.
meeting Of the board of managers of
the New Haven University Extension
society was held last evening for the
election of officers. Those elected were.
President, Allan Maxcy Hitler; first vice
president Charles S. Baldwin; second
vice president, Mrs. Henry Rogers, Sec
retary, Isaac Thomas: treasurer, Her
bert w. Snow; assistant secretary, w.
X. Stetson; financial committee, Joseph
Sheldon, w. K. Stetson, Frederick w.
Slliff. Membership committee, Mrs.
Henry G. Newton, Allan ,Maxcy Hitler,
George B. Hurd
The first course Of lectures of the sea-
son will be by DR.. Richard Burton on
American Literature"
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Ring Practically Deserted.

Morris Park, Oct. 23-This was the
second day of the New York Steaple-
chase meeting and despite the beau
tiful weather the attendance was small,
The ring was practically deserted, for
the majority of the talent will have
nothing to do with jumpers. The card
which originally was none too good
was badly injured by scratches. One
of the races was a walk over, while
in two other only two horses remained.
The track was in excellent condition.
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Sessions Largely Atten ded j..

Detroit, Oct. 23.-The session of the
American Missionary association was
largely attended to-day. In the MORN
ing committees on Chinese and Indian
mission work We're appointed, and the
remaindeE of the session was largely
devoted TO a review of the work done
by Congregational missionaries among
the Chinese and Indians. All of the
speakers deplored the lack of funds
which prevented the extension of mis-
sionary efforts and seriously crippled
the stations now in existence. Rev.
Sherrod Soule of Connecticut made
stirring appeal for aid to Chrietianize
the Indian.
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Feeling is Intense.

Bridgeport, Oct pat the meeting of
the board of aldermen tonight Alder
man Hanson introduced resolutions
holding the mayor and city attorney
up to ridicule. Both We're tabled.
There was a bitter discussion upon the
report of the city attorney quashing
the investigation of the Traction COM
pany's construction and it was finally
accepted by a vote of six to four. The
Feeling is intense and some hard
things We're said, rejecting upon the
character of the city attorney and
other aldermen.
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". C. T. u. WOMEN IN THE 81 UUS.


Baltimore, Oct. IS S--Twen Y five Of the
delegates Of the W. C. r II. conven-
ton now in session at this city spent
an hour last night. in praying and sing
ing hynns in the slums. The delegates
We're led by Mrs. Charlton Edholm,
the energetic rescue worker of Chicago,
who conducted similar expedition to
Josephine street last week. They went
from a music hall at the close of the
night meeting direct to the Western
police sta ton. where they were Joined
by Police Sergeant Glove. The SER
geant acted as pilot.
The visit to Raborg street was her
aided by an advance guard Of curious
onlookers, and when they reached the
street they found that many of the
houses which they had intended to visit
were closed and every light extinguish-
ed. Half dozen houses We're still open,
and they were permitted to enter these
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Eathbone Lodge.

Rathbone lodge No. l, K. of p, last
might conferred the rank Of knight on
two esquires, Bert Crittenden and Thorn
as Redmond. A number of visitors from
the local lodges were present.
Next Wednesday evening the rank of
knight will be conferred on one esquire,
and d. d. G. c. j. W. Chaplin win install
an inner guard. All brothers are well
come.
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POUELL-RUCELET.

Thomas w. Powell of Norwalk an l
Miss Mary Buckley of this city were
married yesterday at St.Francis' church
in Fair Haven by Rev. Father Mulhol-
land, the pastor. The bridesmaid was
Miss Anna Lynch of this city. and John
]. Powell of Norwalk acted as best man.
A wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Powell
departed on short trip to Philadelphia
and Washington. Returning they will
reside in NOrwalk.
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rHo BUILDISG PROJECrs.
One for a New City Market the Other for
the Erection of a Large Hotel on Chapel


the Erection of Large Hotel on Chapel
Street.
A movement is now on foot for the
organization Of a stock company to
buy the old New Haven opera house
and erect a city market on that site.
The need of a market of this sort has
been felt since the old City market was
burned July 4. 1894. Those having the
project in mind are confident that their
plans in this respect will be consum-
mated. None but men with consider
able money have been asked TO invest in
the enterprise. DIR. Paul c. Skif, the
owner of the opera house, has not been
approached on the subject yet. 1t is
also said that a company of New York
business men contemplate the erection
Of large hotel on Chapel street. be-
tween College. and Temple streets. Sew
eral site are said to be under consider
alton. The projectors promise that the
hotel, if erected, will be first class in
every respect, and one of the best in
New England,
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A LARGE AUDIENCE
Attends Entertainment at yeru Hall Last
Night.

Night
A large audience attended the enter
tainment given in Veru hall last even
ing under the auspices of st. James P.
e. church, Fair Haven. The program
included soprano solo by Miss Clara
Ford, which was delightfully."- rendered.
she having to respond to an encore.
The shepherdess drill by the young la
dies was very prettily done.
The young ladies who were in the DRIFT
We're Misses Jennie and Nellie Thomp-
son, Miss Eta Hindsley, Miss Ethel
Dlbble, Miss Lea Foote, Miss Bessie
Bronson, Miss Ethel Whittemore, Miss
Sadie Hotchkiss, Miss Eleanor Curtiss,
Misses Alics and Grace Embler, Miss
Katherine and Miss Daisy Larom, Miss
Eta Gundaker, Miss Mabel Blakesee,
and Miss Edna Roots.
Mr.. McCarthys tenor solo was finely
rendered.
Little Miss Imogene Brown in her rec
itation and dance captivated the audi
nence.
Charlie" Larom was the sumner AS
a black-faced comedian he is all right,
and with his song and dance he convuls-
ed the audience.
An informal dance was enjoyed by all
after the program
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Building Line on Dewitt street

At the meeting of the building line
committee last evening Albert C. Clark
and others petirioned for a building
line on the east side of Dewitt street,
between Putnam and Spring streets.
After several parties were heard it was
decided to recommend fourteen foot
line on the east side and an eighteen
foot line on the west side with a four
foot corner line on the street between
the streets mentioned.
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su,nrise at see Grand Avennn

A pleasant surprise party was given
at the residence of Mr.. Eugene Smith,
$50 Grand avenue, last evening. The
time was pleasantly spent with games
and dancing which lasted till the early
hours of the morning. Among those
present were the Misses Della c. Haven.
Hattie Clark, Julia HaTtie Agnes Pat
erson, Jesse Farrell, Aggie Coreoran,
Gertie Cole, and Meesrs. f. Smith. J.
Webber, Bert Keller, Eddie Herman.
Bert Munson. Joe Webber, Emil Hol-
Der, John SimsoD
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They Are in to Stay.

wilkesbarre, Oct. 23.-The reports
that the Wilkesbarre ball team will be
in the Pennsylvania league next sea-
son We're denied to-day by President
Bogart and the directors of the Wilkes
barre club, Wilkesbarre is in the East
ern league to stay, they declare, and
whatever action Scranton may take
will not affect their ACTION in any way.
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Waterbury, Oct. 23.-J. Richard Smith,
treasurer of the Waterbury Traction
says he knows absolutely
nothing of any proposition of the Con-
solidated road to purchase the plant of
the Traction company.
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The A. T. C. association gave its
fourth grand ball at Old Union armory
last evening Fully one hundred and
sevtny-five couples were in the grand
march Fitzgerald's orchestra furnish
ed music for dancing, which was kept
up until early this morning. Professor
Coleman prompted,
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Very truly yours,
FIRED w. MOORE,
Graduate Manager of Harvard Athlet-

Graduate Manager OF Harvard AthIet-
les.
Although Yale has written Harvard
on the subject of track athletics no re-
ply has yet been received. but 1t is ex-
pected that Harvard will refuse, as IN
the case of boating and baseball, At
Yale all athletic relations with Harvard
are now considered ended for at least
wear
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Cambridge, Mass, Oct Is, 1885
Mr. w. S. Miller, Manager Yale Base
ball Association, New Haven, Conn.,:
Dear Sir-Upon the receipt of your fa-
vor of the LIST inst, consulted the chair
man of our athletic committee. and am
authorized to say that if the usual foot
ball game between the two universities
is arranged this fan Harvard will be
pleased to make the customary arrange
ment to meet Yale in baseball If the
football game is not arranged Harvard
will feel obliged, with much regret, 10
give up for some years her athletic con-
tests with Vale
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THE Y4lE-aAnrlRD coN4RoyErsr
Refusal of Harvard 60 Arrange n Baseball
Game.

The following correspondence con-
cerning Yale-Harvard baseball was
made public yesterday;
October /, 1895.
Manager Havard Baseball Association:
Dear Sir--Before beginning work on
our baseball schedule for next spring
wish to find out from you If the Gus
tomary dates for the Yale-Harvard bail
games, namely, during your commence
ment week in Cambridge and during
ours In New Haven, will be convenient
for you this year. OF course the t1nal
arrangements as to these games, and
also in regard to third game in case
of a tie, need not be made till later.
simply want to know for my conven-
ience whether or not the Harvard-Cor-
nell agreement will in any way inter-
fere with our baseball games. Hoping
that there win be no trouble in com
pleting arrangements, and waiting for
an early reply, l remain, etc,
w. S, MILLER,
Manager Yale University Baseball AS
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HARvARD,s REPLY.

Manager Yale University Baseball
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-08

TENEDURIA De LIBROs, poE
OastaroA
LEY DE RxrRoP1AOI0E
FORZOEA.
OODIGO DIN OOMEROIO, "Gi-
ton".
NUEvO OoDIao DE JUsTI-
OLA MILITAR, Anotado por el
Doctor e. Sanchez dc OcaLG, re-
daotcr 90 In " Reyieta dc loa TYi-
0unaleG".
OODIGO DE COMERCIO, edl-
oIon dc boisillo.
OODIGO PENAL De CUBA Y
PUEETO-RIOO.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Z
PUERTO-RIOO, por La Bibhoteca
judicial.
FORMULARIOs DE 10 JI-
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL sEORETA-
2IO, "ADeIla'.
DKkhOHO AQMLEIsTRATI-
|SF ApC14k
.884LA MENTO OE LAS GA
TaEs fRAn CIVILE8 DE ULTRA
s. AZ.
NY DE GAIA. para OuoA =
P7esDo-hIcO.
kLOkEn 2 LAGRIMAe, por
.. Domingo b. HeInAndeE.
FORM LARlO Criminal, por
Abena
IL. MagisLral, por 30uehardat.
bI5IOkLA NATURAL por
PeEea4..
A-14GMRTlCA, Algebra y Geo-
meLEl... poE Oardln.
k4-A-SOFlA, por el PAdFs O.
tert4L.
GRAMAEICA FRAHuEaA, POI
OliendorIS y beaOc.
vnA4AATAUA IN0LAks :, pc
IbSkr@
BAAMATICA MUSICAL, POI
&OT4ect>
GO1IHO OWL. - NueVa edi.
ci0h or1ctRl reIornfscA.
a AIIAEClUA. OOrtaEar.
Dl.JOIOHAkIO DH LA LEN
60 4A5TA1L-AHA, por - .Aca.
deI.11-~s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-08

prejuiolo y la duds, tIensr & wees
rason de ser, y no esposible veaG er-
os desde luego, peyo al I'm 10 ven
dad sac victor ,osa.
La enfermedSd de dicha sef ora
era 10 indigestion = dispepsis, 10
cual lleva tras Of dIveFsas copse-
cuenciss que drjan perplej 9 tsnto
4 los 81 fermos como 4 los med os.
Esto 10 comprendi6 bien, sin m
oarg7, la buena y saba SEN que
Rrepar6 ell Jsrsbe q1e lleya su CO.
nooido y respe tsdo nombre. En-
otrss Tala rrss, COB ia perfect to-
mente one "erfsrmedsd" signif1ca
"msla digest on" y por eonsig gnien.
te, ell poner el ertomsgo en- debldo
orden 90 pooer todo en order.
LIE "msla bora de sufrimieo' 0"
lie la seiior'ta Mateos no volvif, y
con el Jsrahe de Ia Madrs Sire 4
la msno, estamos seguros de qIe
40 vclverz jsnas.
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En- ls Imprenta del BoLxa4s' &c
han recibido los Eiguientess
G6digo Penal rsformAdo en- 1870
son las variaciones intToduci4 az an
81 mismo DOR Ia ley de IL G@ ,sulio
lie 1876, ConoOrdado y come >tado
para su mejoE inteligenoio = @ScI
aplicacion, con una multi a de
ejemplos y cuesriones pr&ct1riA az
1actsdas dc Ia iuriaprG denoi. txl r
olecida por el Trib1nsi T5e1a D
IN mas de otnco ml' s--a& die
sadRs en- materia syJ :. oFi-
ninRl deede 1870 s@sLa
urlSprudenoia tran - = o. va
'os no resueltos attn y. s2 ex4s.1,
ne dimanan de arhslA d 10.
igo frances, Qae guart2- - IiSt&
denddad J aaAlogfa ~ * cel
.odigo espahol, Seguid< @ a oz-
erso J minucloso reperAo I'D Ats
14tico de las ElisInas y de "a aI<sn
lice con las leyes penales C&ps1la~
es dc ccntrah&nGo J defr, y, y : -
errocarrilea, moRtes, ley eli =
eA J municipal, casa J | sssc~, ley
,obre pro eccian los Mi los do rs
ie Julio de 1878, y sobre usuxpa-
ion v falsifcScidA de pa antes de
W del propio mes y a6o, Anotsdas
7 conent&daa CON lG juU spxU1en-
da del Trib2nAl 6up-arno,
Obra utilisima 8 los seh 9res Ma
dstrados, Jurados, Jueces, Fiacs-
es, IndiYiduos del Ouerpo Jurt1ioo
Hilitar y demAa funciona dos en-
:argsdos de Ia apIicacion d 9 ls ley,
muy particulsrmente ms Ee1o-
oes Letrados, detensores Il scuAs-
iores On csusa criminal, J 4 todas
sQuellas personals que, deseosss
lie conoceE el C0digo = La Judspru
ienCia, 40 han podldo hGoer de
silos IN eatud'o especial pcs el
Gxcmo Sr u. Salvador Wis dR Y VI
lasecs, Magisn ado del Tribunal
supreme J DIputadO 4 Corse&-U
ina edicson, cuasro tomoa.
COMPILATION de Ias dtxpoai.
ZONES Organ cas- de Ia ADM nlsers
ZION de Justicia en- las pro'1noiaiG
ie UlR2maT, preOedida de uRo In
roduccior histOrica, anotads y
| soncordads con 10 legislaci6n ante
cor y La de La Peninsula, J CON lsa
eyes pEoee sales, y segutda do va.
los aDend Cea,. Comprenaivas dc 10
ey de unlfcaoi6n de 10 do ASoeto
te 1885, el 6eaTeto Icy do emplea
ios de Ultr&mSE y lss deEaaa dis
osicionea v1gentes, pos Raaor
sanchez Ocs9a, auxsliAr del Mlrls.
eric &c 6ra0ia Jnstisla y Reel CO..
| or de la :. LSevista de laG FgibzRs.
esq. Rdici6n de 1891
| lPEDAGoGICA, EoG don lose san
meg y Gonzalez de Somo&no.
| REPERTORIO De JURIS-
PRODEHOIA en matarla criminal
ornado por una junta dc Aboga
loa. baio lA direction de don VI
sute Romero Glr0a; Oomprend,
iesde 81 aho 1870 4 1S20s 8 tome
ASA.
VETERINA ARIA, Afsgo,
mana, Oaas9o Verde
F.SICA J quiulica, Felir.
TABLAs do logariamo<. sAn
.heE Ramos.
TgNEDuRLA de hbEos, Casts
hCa.
ATLAS de Geogratia UDivg2s<
ooyn puezso de 80 mspaa tram4io
On arreglo 4 Las actuasev iiv1Ei
As4 90 sslcas, pre0edido de ans
..usa esssvAass Essa6Ess.sa, On
a.saa keEotO.
1GA Iao CIVIL. s2AaaAAAe.yS
xn.as... & to@ea pastaa
AAJ. Il - az
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Tambi6n So ACADIA :: de recibir: de
las mismas Jun extenso y.ivarlado
surtido. Las hay de- muItitud de pre-
clos, desde IS centayos hasta % y
veinre y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOsas. En- tinteros de, cristal de
roca Sc puede eScoger mucho.
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LUZ l3RILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- Ell MUNDO De iOsayEGOclOS
ACRITE PARA AGUMBRADO DR FAMILIAR

Lore 90 sspgesi n
Ssm5astSlR aspomt&mesB
6iH k4me NJ ssGs ese9
: Este ac0ita, pfO0usto
de una fabgseeoi6n eaRa
cial % igual, sino snpes
rior 6 loo que % impRs
tan del e5t-anjsre balp
divsrsos nom bxSs ym On
cas-, tanto pc : sus cuAn'
dades lumsnioas com0
por lasegurldadQ or
30 { loa consumadoDaR
Nuestros prooios seD
mucho mas reduOldOa
que los de Les marcas
7xtranjaraa, que con %
te mayor preoio NO baiD
dan q los oOnsumidOaeG
venfaina AA niagwma
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OOLORES EK TUBOS

FARA LA PINTURA AL OI4EO ]
La OUARELA, Sc AOABAN DI
REOIBLRtEN ESTA LMPRHNTA
Holm (btstssl.
Betdn.
BlAnco de plata
Blanco dc ploms
BlAnco do sine.
Axul eelestsl
Axul de cobaltA'
AAul Dc Prussia.
OAstahO (brSa )..ds kArts
Oastano roio.
Oastano d Van Dyrk
DATmin qusmsde.K
OArrin Dc rnbia.
Uenixa kAuls
Bsrmsll6n.
EutAgHmba,
Hria de Payne
Indigo,
Amarillo dsIca6mios
Amarillo 5s cEomo elArA.
AnarillO de sro2OsossEE
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo de EapolsH
Laea qusnAdn.s
LAea caYminaa.
LAca rubiR
LAca amarillo,
Laca ordinaris,
Laca violada.
Negro de- marnL
Negro dc dEEaKna
Ocrs eastA6o.
Oers amarillo,
Oers EoioI
Ocrs De Euda2
UltEHmaTs
Piedra do hislg
Rcto ds 4aturnss
ROiO Do Vsnseia.
sangEs de DEzgus
SepiA.
Sspaa sOIoraada.s
ksmaItas
unsurm nsutxes
1isra de Oaasel.
Terra de Oolonla.
IisrrA De Italia nasarss
nsEra de Italia usmada.
1isFra d. sOmDFa nstursl.l
1isrra de sombrm qusmadms
Terra de Eisna aaturul,
uarfa q Eisna quamadu.
BsF nsll6n.
BsE asll6n Englks.
Bsr asllon =. .l0alaag
vM h iagl
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JOSE SILVA
TrrUAN s7.-CAPITAL

nousuIadO de Meiico, Ian luer
.,,rlsionista, Agente prime pal d.
: iIi i1IisomDaNia general Traa ..fl6nE
- - lvanoxes francasesl, OOTespon
81 Al Credit Lyounaisde Paris, q.
s-.ess,-Aante =. de loa KstablecsmieE
- Cal de Paris, de IL Con
- IA seguros contra lnOendio-
- +.agrwlch Unl6n, = 7 de IL Comp
ssna6ola = Aliaaxa de asegura
k IA RaroelORas IAena So
slasl Go Agusdiila'
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PAPEL SELLADU

aladrado por una sola hoja,
q prop6sito para minutas, Sc
bres de ohcios, etc.
De venta en- esta umprenta
Sr. Director del BoLETfN MEX
oANTIL."
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t [ y 7 A

para peri6dicoS { impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de- tOdo
peso. De dolores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas 6ltimas Ell envases de 800 gra-
mos y IL kilO.
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LTBROS RELIGIOSOS.

"a an recibido en- esta ImpreRtE
nm notable surtido de obras religiO-
- saleckas todas, entire Las Gus
les e encuentzan Las siguientes:
Imitae,on de Oristo, KemplA,
.,dicl6n econ6mica..>~--@ sO.N
fdem de iaem, idem, edicion
de luio. -. -~~~--s-~~~-~ 40
Aucora de Halvaci6n.-~~~-~ N
riercacio cOtidiano ........ ~
NJ Devote Feligres, encua-
iernaci6n imitaCi0n msrfh 1.N
r.ux divina, encuadernacion
mel negra con bcochea. - 20
..ar divina. encuadernaCion
AZ xieuroso luto.. ......- so
Tus diyina, enCuadeEnacto&
en pasl de Australia y nj
Nel s~~@s~~~~~as.~ VsU
.1Aelo del Domingo........ ZN
PeuueEo Ofsao, enCuadernS
ss6n imitaci6n marhl...... S.O
flscloa F6nebEeg, encuader-
rans6n dc piel con relieves, 30
m Tris del Orisaano. encua-'
dernaei6n de pael. ......- so
fla celeste, eneuadensOion
nfkeA .~@~~@s . sss sss'ssss ~'W
rv.s celeste, sncuadeEnaci0n
dorada az
wreolo0io Espafol, encua-
aernaca6n dc carey con i0-
cruntaciOnca dc nAc1r. .ss 30
II uuuier cas6liCas encuadeE~
uaCi0n Dc nacar con relie-
wH& . @@s@ 49, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-08

OC FeuLaI en- Id 4mprenSA 0es
BoLxTrB MxRoAHrn.
La bolsa, el OomeEcIo y
las Aociedsdes Mercap-
tiles, l tcmo.~---.- I 80
Ltcciones de Derecho MeY
cantil, por varios alum.
nos de don Luis SilveIa, l
COmO--~~s -~~-...~ l,'UO
Fdbro de las S&tiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, oomprende: Sati-
rsS, La arcadia moder-
pa, Grande1as de los
peQue6os, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varlas fAbulaa
yMoralejas, l tomo, rds-
tica 260 paginas...--- 10
CAndido, Novela Dor don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo r6stica ica.-----.- n
Rinconete = cortadillo y
El hcenciado Vidriera
RO1 lOouAS Uu bOmO n
Los Ba6os de Argel, CO.
media, por Id, I'm tomo. 2b
III gallardo espafol, idem.
por idem, I'M tomo. -. 9b
Puntos de vista, por do.
Miguel Moya, un tomoI an
La leyenda de Noohe-bues
Da~-~~~~ ~~~~~- ~~~~a~ K0
III hijo del 6acriGtan, poy
dons Carlos Frontanra,
q tomoe. ..........~~ K0
Ecos Nacionales y Oanta-
Elres, por id------.--- m
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri-
90 critico, por V. Co
meE, ! tomo.~--. TX
.hierro, Rstudio cienttA-
90, por don julio. go
mex~~~~-..e~.s... IN
Homenaje Poetioo, Poe
Lae de 50 ingenios, :
CoMO~~~~s- .~~~. kI
de los Reyes, no
vela historical, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, l to-
mo- s~~~ - An
Habitahilidsd de les A.
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno FuenUes, / tomo. Ko
Ruebles J Tapices, ssgun.
da s6rie de cartas o una
sehorita sobre 10 habi.
tacl6n, por r. MiQuei y
Badia, l tome.
Oantares de I'M vlejo, DOR
don TeOdoro Guerrero.
/ tomo. .............. TX
Ouentos sociales, por Id, /
tomo. .......~-~~--~. En
Poesias, por don Antonio
3. Grilo, l tomo 800 pk.
Los entremeses (de Oar
vantes), 2 tomos.. Kc
La gitan1ila y hi amante
liberal, de Id, l tomo.. a1
Las dos donCellas y La
uer5a de 10 sangre de
fidsm, l tomo--~- n
Las madres, por Frontau-
ra, tomoA-~--. N
Pleito del matrimonio, nor
Guerrero y Sep6lveda.
t0m0~~~~~.. Rf