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The evening times., 1896-09-28
BOYS PLAYED DETECTIVE
Bicycle Thief Captured and the
Wheel Recovered.
Frank Clear Hired Wheel, Which
ue Afterwards Offered to Sell
for Ten Dollars.

A bicycle thief was neatly captured about
noon today at Thirteenth and e streets
southwest Tie captors were Detectives
Boardman and Weedou, and the thief was
Frank L. Clear, a white painter. twenty
two years OF age.
The story OF the theft and capture of
Clear, as told by the owner OF tie wheel,
Mr.. c. NJ. Billingsley, dealer at Ninth
and II streets northwest, is an interesting
one. Clear called at Mr.. BllinGsicy's
place Saturda and hired a bicycle. Failing
TO return at the appointed time, the owner
ordered two OF h,s assistants, boys about
fourteen years of age, to scour the city cn
their bicycles and locate, if possible, the
wheel and tie man who had ii.
The juvenile detectives were not long
in finding Clear mounted on the stolen
bicycle. He was traced to his horoe, and
Mr.. Billingsley later in the day, using an
assumed name, sent note to the young
man asking him if lie desired To sell the
wheel Clear replied that he would dis
pose of it for $40 cash.
Mr.. Ullingsley. in another note, arranged
to meet Clear at Thirteenth and streets
southwest ut noon today.
At the appointed time Gear was on hand
with the wheel. while Bllingsley was aso
there with a crisp ten-dollar note. In the
meantime Detectives Boardman and Wee
don had been notified and were concealed
in the neighborhooh. The owner of the bi-
cycle drew up a release and receipt FOR
the money, and just as lie handed it to
Clear to be signed the detectives mounted
on wheels swooped down on the fellow
nd vIa, ,..d
He was taken to headquarters, where he
confessed the theft, and was afterward
locked up at No. station. In the police
court tomorrow he will be charged with
grand larceny.
The evening times., 1896-09-28
ElSEMAN BROS; );
Cor. 9TH and E Sts. N. w.
No Branch Store In Washington.

partment Mr.. Hanna has disturbed thepeace
OF the Republican national headquarters.
Harry Robinson, of the Railway Age,
has been directing the work among the
railroad men. Mr.. Robinson is sad To have
insisted that the work of the st. Louis
man will necessarily interfere with his
own. Mr.. Hanna will be lack in Chicago
within the next few days. Immediately
upon the arrival OF Mr.. Hanna the employees
at the headquarters predict that open hos
tilities will begin between Mr.. kefcnS and
Mr. Robins
The Republican national executive com
mittec has decided 10 go after William Jen-
nings Bryan on his silver record. Yesterday
it was reported that all the CampaiGr ora
tors were to be Instructed TO begin telling
the story tnat Mr.. Bryan was i'll the pay
OF the silver syndicate, and in this way
throw him on the defense. 1t is said that
some of the Republican managers believe
that a great mistake has been made In
alio wing the silver Democratic candidate
TO have been the aggressor in This light,
and that during the remainder of the cam
pagn an effort will be made to put him on
the defensive.
The evening times., 1896-09-28
GOING TO VISIT MCKINLEY.
Large Excursion From Central New
York Next Month.

Ofk Next Month.
Canton, Ohio. Sept. 2S.-H. ID. Burrill OF
Syracuse, y. Y, is here arranging for d
large excursion from Central New York
on October 6. The excursion Will be un-
der the ;.IuspiCes of the Evening Journal OF
Syracuse. 1t Is expected that eco per
sons will Join the party. Mr.. BurnlI had
a talk with Major Mckinley this noon and
told him tue Republican escort of Syra-
cuse, the Fulton Coatlnentals, a hundred
whselmen and the Syracuse Woman's
League would be among his Syracuse Wis
!tors.
Most ofthe prominent Republicans Of Cen
trail New York will CONE on the journals
excursion Among those expected are ex-
senator Frank Hiscock. eX Collector Fran
cls Hendricks, Congressman T. L. Pool. Hon.
Carroll Z. Smith. State Senator Horace
White aud Daniel Chricht0n
a delegation of veterans from Lisbon and
other towns in Coluuibiana county Ohio. ar
rived at p 80 today, aud were escorted to
Major McKiDley's residence Congress
mau Z. " Taylor was tie spokesman. He
made ringing speech and was heartily
applauded.
Major Mckjnley's response was most
enthusiastically received He was al
dressing an audience Of his old Ccns.itu-
euts, and they Were generous with their ap-
piause aud expression Of interest.
The evening times., 1896-09-28
OPENED BIDS FOR SEWERAGE.
Five eCompetitOrsfo for the Work, Moore
& Co Being the Lowest Bidders.


Sealed bids were opened at the District
building today for the construction Of
sewerage in various localities. as hitherto
advertised, the competitors being as fol-
lows: R. NJ. Moore & Co.. John P Largney,
E. j. Gummel. John ] Shpman and James
McCandlish.
The sewers were designated as "a" ard
"R." and located IN the southwest, III IL:
streets named. Sewer "A" in 1 street. be-
tween Delaware avenue aud First street, ir
Delaware avenue; in street. between Sec
ond and Third streets aud in Third street
between G and / STREETS.
Sewer BIN Third street, between and
G streets; in Third street, between Z and
Streets and in E street, between Third
and -Four and-n- half street.
The lowest bid received was from Moore
& Co.. who bid for excavating 4S cents
brick masonry. with natural cement, 75
cents; brick masonry, with Portlan n d cement
SI549: vitrified brick. rs cents. and
cement work, 81 "a.
The evening times., 1896-09-28
Forecast Till 8 p. m. Tuesday.

fOrecaSt Ill . p III. utsHay.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland.
and Virginia, increasing cloudiness, with
Pain; north to east winds; cooler.
Wealth er Conditions and Gener al Fore
cast.
The barometer has risen in the lower
lake region and st. Lawrence valley and in
the Southwest; it has fallen over the gulf
and south Atlantic States aud in the North
west. The barometer is highest over Texas
and lowest north OF Dakota.
Conditions continue threatening in the
east gulf, with the storm reported to the
south of 7 lorida, but winds continue light
at coast stations
1t is cooler throughout the central val
Ieys and lake regions add warmer on the
Atlantic coast and in the Northwest
Frosts are reported from Texas northeast
ward to NJ chigan.
General rains are reported this morning
from the lower Mississippi and Ohio val
leys and sho wers from the | O wer lake region
and New England. Showers prevailed in
the lake regions, the Mississippi and Ohio
valleys, Colorado and the west gulf States
Sunday.
The indications are that the weather will
continue threatening. with rain. in the At
lantic coast States, the upper Ohio valley
The evening times., 1896-09-28
Convention of Democratic Clubs.

Convention of Democratic Clubs.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 2S. -Mr- w .: Nc
Kean, Of New Jersey, assistant secretary
Of the National Association OF Democratic
Clnbs. arrived in ST. Louis yesterday. He
comes direct from Washington TO complete
arrangements for the fig convention oil
the National Association Of Democratic
Clubs. to be held at the Auditorium hext
Saturday. and also to work with the local
committees on these plans and the further
plans for the Democratic demonstrations
of Thursday and Friday Of this week, pre-
liniinary To the opening OF the convention.
The evening times., 1896-09-28
A PoPuLIsT LETTER.

william L. Ware, chairman of the Union
county silver committee, of MichGan, writes
20 Secretary Edgerton, OF the Populist nd
tional committee:
Il have a complete organization OF
straight Republicans who bolt the st.
Louis platform and who Will vote for Bryan
this year in this county. The county gave
500 Republic1n last year and will go
for Bryan this year. One Republican town
of 20 to 40 sho vs. clean ma iority OF 03
'or Bryan, giving the Republicans every
doubtful vote. and not counting PrciIiti.
:ionists. who will all vote for silver.
Dr. J. A. Conley, OF MiddleseX, y. Y,
complains OF the want OF Democratic
organization in his section. He says:
Cant something be done TO stir up
things? We rural Democrats who are
burning to do something for the cause OF sill
yer are compelled 10 sit with folded hands.
We cannot get literature or speakers or
anything else. There is a wonderful senti-
ment here for silver among Republicans,
democrats, Prohibitionists. etc. Tie Re
publicans are well organized and are do
ing thorough work, We have a Bryan
Club here of eighty memEers, of whom
twenty are Republicans" ..sr -f-' ...,. r
Democratic National Committeeman e. S
Thomas. OF Colorado, was in town thi:
morning. aud talked with Lawrence Gard
ner at Democratic headquarters. He saiC
that no circumstances which can possibly
arise eau pr1ycnt Colorado from going fO
Bryan. and that all the silver forces ar,
harinoniously united.
Senator German was also seen at head
quarters.
In reply to question as to a prospect
We visit to New York, he said, briefly:
II don't know when l shall 90; don't
know. l see the newspapers have ne
there now. hut am not there The news
papers are very Industrious
The evening times., 1896-09-28
Condition OF the Water.

High and low tides are officially recorded
at the Navy Yard today as follows
Hasa. m. 6:0sam
-- 6:OOp.m m.
Temperature and condition of the water
at s a. M: Great Falls-Tcmper ature, 81;
condition., &c. o- Receiving reservoir-Tem-
perature, 6S; condition at north connection,
Sc condition at south connection, SO. Dis
tributing reservoir Temperature, 68: con
ditiou at influent gatehouse, SO; effluent
gatehouse, SO. ,,,. ...,
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at 6:5b p m; extiu
guished at sos a. m
Naphthe lamps lighted at 80 p. M; ex.
tioguished at 5:2b a. M.
incapdescent and electric lamns lighted
at 6: 20 p. M; extipguished at 6:1S a. m.
The evening times., 1896-09-28
Owners of Pronertx

Will soon become convinced that we can
rent or sell quicker than any firm in town
Houses listed with us are advertised Con
stantly until a tenant is found. Houses or
other property left on sale will be brought
to the attention OF investors in various
ways. An we ask Is a trialIit does not
cost you penny to give US that. The
Times Real Estate Bureau
The evening times., 1896-09-28
STOCK DABBlER' ARRESTED
Louis Markell Taken Into Gus
t0dy Upon a Warrant.
MRS. HUNTLEY'S $40 BILL
She Says He Promised to Invest 1t in
Sugar for Her and to Earn SIS.
When She Was Satisfied That He
Had Failed to Do II, She Caused
His Arrest.

Detect yes Carter and Gallaber have
served upon Louis Markell a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Annie De Forrest, or
Huntley, charging him with false pre-
lenses. and the case will be tried IN Judge
Miller's police court tonorrow.
Markell is well-known grain and
sugar speculator, and is familiar figure
about the ticket offices uptown. He is
twenty-five years of age, wears his lar
pompadour and dresses in the height of
fashion. Mrs. Annie De Forrest is pro-
pr.etor of a suite of massage parIors at No.
l4oS Pennsylvania avenue. opposite VIII
lard's Hotel
The evening times., 1896-09-28
Silver Movements.

The issue of standard silver dolln RS
from the mints and treasury offices for
the week erded September 26 was ST.
O4O,214, and for the corresponding period
last year was SlS1 ,546. The ST ipnIent OF
fractional silver coinage from September
/ to 26 aggregated 81 .359,197.
The evening times., 1896-09-28

and lower AXE region Clearing weather is
indicated for the lower Mississippi valley.
The following heavy precipitation Tin
inchesl wasreported: During the past Wen
ty-four hours-Shreyeport,1 l .9S; Memphis,
1.12; San Antonio, .12; Louisville, 2. %;
Indianapolis, LA; Cincinnati, 90; Co.
Iumbus, l "a: RobeIine. La, 10; Luling.
Tex, 1.70; Evansville, Ind, l SO.
The evening times., 1896-09-28
Another Gasoline ENnlnsiou

Another Gasoline Explosion.
a small blaze was caused in No. 3O59 NJ
street northwest this morning by the ex-
plosion of a gasoline stove. The flames
were extinguishcd by the chemical ap-
paratus of No. . engine company. Damage
$40
The evening times., 1896-09-28

votes for him In November? II not, why
not?
1 avail myself OF the courtesy OF the
Journal in wiring this answer To your let
ter. Respectfully,
The evening times., 1896-09-28
HER HANDSOME ATTIRE.


She is blonde. about thirty years ot age,
and, like the defendant, is always attircd
styDshly a nd elaboratcly.
In the warrant she alleges that Markell
came to her establishment and represented
that sugar was on the rise in the stock
markets
The young man said the golden opror-
turity had arrived, and If she would let
him have SO to invest in sugar for her
over the wires, he wOgld make $25 for
her in an hour
Mrs. De Forrest knew Markell and trusted
ia his integrity. She handed him a cIisp
SO note and he left to invest it for her.
This was several days ago.
Not receiving any returns from Markell
she claims that she made inquiries AT the
officc Of SiIsby & Co.. the brokers on FIT
teenth street where he said her Money was
to be invested.
HE FAILED ToPLACEIT.
According TO her story. tod the detec-
tives. the firm denied that he had placed
the ''teHner" OIL sugar. grain or anything
else. She thereup0n proceeded TO the
police court and swOre out a warrant for
his arrest. which was served, Markell
furnishing security for his appearance in
the police court tom GROW morning.
Lawyer Campbell Darlington mas teen
reat.ned 10y the defendant. He ays he will
be prepared at the hearing TO submit evil
dence that Markell did invest the money
IN good faith and lost 1t on tickle sugar,
! which went down with shoot soou after
lie had placed Mrs. De Forests money on
| it to win.
Detectives Carter and Gallaber this
afternoon summoned all the witnesses in
the case. and an interes ting trial is
promised
The evening times., 1896-09-28
PUT BRYAN ON THE DEFENSIVE.
Republican Campaigners to Insist He
Is in Silver Syndtcate's Paw

IS III SIINFI NyIIuICNtt THy.
Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Richard C. Kerens.
national Republican committeeman Of Mis-
souri,. has been placed in charge of the
railroad department OF the national head
quarters. Within the week Ar. Kerens
will begin his duties of supe intending tn @
campaign among the railroad men. In
placing Mr.. Kerens at the mead of this de-
The evening times., 1896-09-28
NEW YORK s1oCk MARkET.

Furnished ny Seymour Bros. bnuk-
ers and brokers. members OF New
York Stock ENchange-W Washington
office, Rooms 3 and 3a. Sun building
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vT'sE'
rativo de Ia Madre Seiguel ha ope

rativo de Ia Madre Seiguel ha ope
RADIO en- mi propia persona. Hab's
perdido el apetito = sufria fieouan-
temente de angustias On el est6ma
go, CON predisposioi6n & vomital
ouanto Comia. Tsnbi6n suftia
continuamente de dolor de oabsza
acompafado de debilidad nerviose
y languidez general. Me procure
81 Jarabe On casa del boriOsyio D.
Eduarddo Menendez da esta ciudad
' tsngo ahors Ia dicha de gozar de
buens salu>. grAcias q Ia efica.ia
de este fe Iodi iF rmado) Jesefs
Areres, Gi6n. Oslie Remed os Is
osjo, irquerds, Janio IL de 1894"
Todos los que han emple2do el
JsrAbe Ourati5o, de ls Mad de 10
Selgel 10 alsbau con eli mjsmo TN.
8 lslssmo y agradecimiento. Sc
aplicA para la Curacl6n de 10 indi
& osti5n , dispep. is y todas las de-
lepcias locales y euttimisntos que
p :ooeden de este old,nario Zero pc.
ilg $50 desarreglo. Es ehoas y Sc
guSo en- todOs les cssos y sin pe;i-
gro para las ptrsOnas de una cOnf.
,ltuolon deliosds. No permits que
la enfermedad tome arraigo en- Ia
per.ons. Usanco 81 Jarabe cuando
upArecen los prlmeros sintomas de
IL enfermed I'D 90 economizs tempo
y SO evltan sufrimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-11

,OBRAS DE- DERECHO

De venus en- el BoLETIN MERCAN-
TIL:
TJurlspr0dencis popular por Fran
olsoo Lselres: "T1tels Y Oonsejo
lie tamliis," "El testamneto y Ia
herenoia," Ell matrimonio," FL
llaoion- P atria- P Potestad-A 1 IN g n
t1s.'
Oompilaol6n de las dlsposiciones
Jrganioas de la Administrator de
} astlcla Ell U tIamar, lor Ramon
Sanchez, Ocana.
hepcltorlo dc. .Jurisprudencia en-
Nat Ei~ Criminal tOImAdo por unS
jauta Oe al OK sdoe, Dslo ~ dirt T.
dIon de doL Vicente nomoro Gil
on: cOmpIen4e desue el alo 1870
\ 1890.
.Ley de! Gn, ,uiclsmieuto Owl, poE
4naLfo<a,,5 D tomos.
Iou.ko. .O,vi', por ID. Sesvoia, 10
lonos } : aLendice..
OImpllA.IOu iesisistiva por Fer
uaudrs. 10 t~nlor.
AUouIgo &c comeGcio, por Rome.
ro IlTon, l tome.
Goa. gu &c lus LEILA miiitar.
.Le1.r Uisiits &c Espans, por Me-
4lLs , MAtsnop, ! tomo.
IodlAo GlvJ, Yol II. DC las Ca
sa,, / lomo.
Iust.u-eltos pColioos, por AAt-
Lo.O. .oiao.
LeI &c. .AnJulclam!entC civil. por
q. aeNsstA &c 100 I.uuns.vs,l IomO
OodIkU penal pAIA Laba } Puet-
- hioU, loI iacm i4em, / tome.
hi ao, gAdo pupulAr. pur Z. Ha-
p ast, toav.
Uod!s a. lg ues &c LspahA, poi
.siaIoc.o MaluLeE A.eaol4ls, : TO-
| Liza
DteeluI1t.o mun!ei IA. pof Ga
iaAte, ) ~ tAes.
Ule4eLAi4o dc Admln.alTael6n,
ls9I A4SGu4.4A, 10 sva4us-
ALuailos &c - . -. A!ea6l.la,
DcEee~ - @..a.s s.fA4tU. lSgE
| - Uc4 n. = s>-- "a.
D>.p4. ~e .-4~..a q. toi
tn. t-~~.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-11

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir lie
las mismas un extenso y variadO
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde IS eentavos hasta 2J y
veinte y cinco pssos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En- sinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede escOgor mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-11
2 25
1926
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Buan0 en- mar y en- terra.

Ma haze muchJ5 amos, que
b rdo un p1Gua insl6s SO d nuGiut
d tiApu aolon Gaasa d la maIa
j lldad dc las proyiUlOues. C1sndo
d oisrt n safer al capi an ei motive
de- All qntjs, al lea di Z, s.n l>lanoo
nj vsstO Oeeano. "Aqnl 20 has
pansdelia
Esta esCufa era m1y fGt y il
t1pnlsc On no quizu s,dm'.rs. Dl
ior"r qua e. captain de-, 10 =. cursr
qle hubleis abohdsntes y DueDas
psUvicioLes b-1do, ant;s de b..
certe VI MAJ. FL resultado de todo
fue Ia perdlda del buque, demos
tia dc asi cu.D eQoivocado es el
p an de econOmiEar el Qlnero Dor
medic de la restriction de 10 mas
necesaIio para IL vius. NJ a1la
mente los Allmentoe, iQo lamb g..
las me4lcinAs son de Leceald d,
pues las eff rmedades 10 miamo
atacan al marluo Gu el mar que q
las demaS genes en tierts.
''Nu. Ga pc sa de emptende un
visjv," escriDe el primer I'll .it-! Ae
0n DuQue, sln fstar prOvlstJ de su
mafavliloso rerned.o y INC p'0Dor-
olona mu.ho gQsto maDlfessa y
Nds os hot hos sobre que w tuado
nj resolu aior. Pog espaulD dc
unos dos amos he sufrido hGrtiole
IN ne de iadigesllou. Mo ts4e
mucho diner en- me iicOs con la
spotanAa oe obtaLec aliyIo J hun-
que acknowledgements ilegsroA = 20.
nuoer mI dolenols, tamoien dirron
a comp eader de una msuerA ma
nltie sta que no poselaa melicina
dee0ada para cur.tme. III con
tTatlo Cada VeL me elConlrabs peot
} Ieor lAsts el punto ue hscorse.
.ne Ia vida lnsufrlOle. I'm uis uns
tnora inc aoons,j0 probala el ia.
abe OuTstivO de ia MadIe Selxei,
. <uAi Aicr, ODteniendo el mas
,Omy.eto e1ltJ. Eu CoIto tlempu
ne eute rae "a! J petnal entemeu-
e. Quoda Va. &c 40 rtsd dc pu,
JACar eats lntUrMe mo tekun le
:. saca. (t4rmsdD j. b D1n, pIl
'Aef tnclal del sapur "O4auulas',
e L. ndGes, ELero = de 1885,.
III ace unos dos amos" escribe
'tto senoi, ''qce . causa de los
.ie, tos oe nn restiisdo, empeee ~
eLtr uu lnldo en- Ios oidos que Int
mplulo Or lCs sonldos urdlA arIos
mAs tarde me quede cal coiaple.
meLte soidJ. AiaEmado nn
aUel que hsccr, coLsu.e I'll IL edItU
Ll.e1 lie sconst 10 ue tCmar {, "a
-lu Curative &C il Marie e-lgei.
,or medic del DUAL he obteLiiJ el
',,N q mss compieto. La cutaetoa
Iis.uo vetdadcTamentc tAa keuui-
"a } aAd Cal, que no lie vacltJ al.
s!r nit guna accommodated, por 10
uAl J pr su manic esk eoliico
10y vi. uls siuccras Er4cIas.
I .mado) AntUnl0 Garcia Villa
4ev~ dc Ia oeienc, JuIlo 81 de
5y4
"Apvogecho IN presente oportn-
az tsos.bo nua senota, para dc
e. que eompIe CT e4sA lie. boti
4fi senor CAaA. ua pAqae.lE0 dc
: Ecmt diu, cl ouai Tic Ia produ3i-
, G. ulas sA.IsiactoIio resultAdo.
.aItaLda &c tai. .os ax dos dolores
l. es0eGA que Tc-IA sui irud da-
satc mueaos a4Js. OJu ci ieFe-
'ao Q4o ne "a III p'o..A cspeflen
"a, &C erealo l8sl4da.lo al rco~-
49, fcaae4to Su4us au4
{ = u4goa QIo saitea ar dlspc ,ss4.
al ia t~ ia, pace Aofgo - coa-
] = tA Q4s &C c4tatAa. ttInAdoi
, snpa AVA es, . 80. C.utA.ca
- J4@40 5 DC I,9l~
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lose T. SILVA
TKTUAN 37.-OAPITAL

UcnSulado de M6ileS, Ban .osro
souaisionistA, Agenss prime oai dc
a OompaniA general. rrAs .riAnsl-
a1e (vapores frAnoososl, Oorrespo4
al del Credit LyoanAls dc Patas, A>
r1ssel 1ante de los EstAols3lsalca
"a do Gail de PArls, lie. Ia Oo-a =
oNla de Sesoros ooassa .lncsa liot
Horwion Unloa, y d Ia JON "a
eaJA noia !" AlAAAA dc AAeS are
sfeon Do BAfeeloaA, EaAs ss-
NANIssa1ille
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-11
LINHA DH PUERTO.RIOO.

SAlsr los diss 10 y 30 los vapors,
1ue hAcsn sl ssrvicio Dc Oolreos.
III del diA 10 tocs On Nusvitas, Gibs.
-, BArAcoA, Guantanamo, UuDA, Oabe
HAitiano y Pors-au-P since Puerto Fla.
., Ponce, AayAgnsx. Aguadilla , Ear
Juan 90 Puerto Rico. Al rstoFuo hafi
ssoAlA en- loa mismos pusrtos.
n del dis ~ ie& por Nuevit 80, c
oara. Bassooa,, ,GuAntGnano, Cub San
20 Domingo, Pence, Hayagusz, Aqua
ILLS = 5Sn juan de Puerto Rieo, '
aiendo por los nismos pusrtos.
RctornHssn ssiisndo ds Puerto Rice
OF diAs sS J ) rsspse.isamsnts; toca
An sa Ouba los 4iAs 80 , 0, ilsgaudo
i la AabsnA On iEs fach&s correspon.
us1ssE As 4 , Ia Zs esdx mss.
Ninguno de sstos dos VspoYss tesaFa
- gstoEno IN 0uantsrGmo.
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LINEA DE CUBA

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loo vsposes que ssleh los 6iss s, 15 , s..
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idns Dc Ouba los diAs IL. - , 3, efec-
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n lAs fschss corrsspondisntss Do 10,
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a retoFno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-11
yET .NN - a -
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tG del B0!et(n:
7 I n T A
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para peri6dicos impresiones del mss
delicado trabajo, en- envases deF todo
peso. De cOlores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarillo, verde y chocolate,
Estas 1itimas eli envases de 500 gra-
mos I, !1ilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-11

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ca oto rcen los consnmdolei las ventaas de
recuctdo los de
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As"tes odG IA isl SOBRNOS DE EzQUIAaA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-11
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