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Evening journal., 1896-01-15
ESTABLISHED 1896.
PUBLIC LEDGER
EHO DAILY TRANSCRIPT.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE W. CHILDs.
Editor and Proprietor IRON 1854 10 1891.
GEORGE w. CHlLDs DREXEL.
Editor and Pub ishsr.
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Evening journal., 1896-01-15
S4.oOO FoR 200.

a BuGalo Man Receives Money Left 20
Ills Mother Fifty Years Ago.
RocaEsTER, Jan. l5.-In the settlement
of an estate more than so years ago S206. go
was declared TO be due TO Rebcccn Har-
voots as a lawful heir but DO Rebecca
Harvoots could be found, so the money
was paid into the county treasury.
It remained there until yesterday, whom
it was drawn ont and pnid over to ono
Benton Potts OF Buffalo, who was acci-
dentally found to be the legal claimant %
1t, being an only son and heir Of Rebocca
Harvoots, who many years ago went west
and there married one Joshua Potts.
A Buffalo law firm located Potts, who
has received $4,000, being the original
sum, together with 30 years interest
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

Congressional bee and csu no longer
offielate az the Caurch OF Eternal Hspe
at the northeast corner o. State stree {
and the Green
Clemson 9. England. OF Camdsn, n.
J gho has been Waiting relatives ia this
city, has retUraed home.
Miss KathariDs Gsrmalne was the
guest Of Mrs. Clarkson jennings last
evening.
Mrs. Florencs Husbands returned
homo last evening sitter q stay OF four
weeks with fliends in Akron, o
John and Isaao Beatty have returned
from a visis to Clayton.
Joseph s. Cahsll OF Georgetown, Is
registered az the Clayton House.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
A nprenm,, I'D a Ia.

kr Daly's revival Of "Midsummer
Nights Drean" IL distinct, unmlstsk
sble triumph for Dsly and Daily methods
Oa occasions one can carp with seeming
justice at wholesale pslylzing OF Shakes
pssre, but not when 10 Ia a matter Of
"Midsummer Nights DfeRm" Few
sil6klcrs for the the text could object 10
the changes Mr.. Daily has made. and none
would ba 20 fa,uous as 10 contend that
those changes do not make for artistic
salisfaetion. "Midsummcr Nights
Dream, which will DO presantsd 81 the
Opera House Friday night. is
an almost perfect Ecsn'o TRANSLATION Of
what shskespesrs's text suggests
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
j. a. P.nnInetnn Do .

HAvRE DE- 0RAoE, Nd, Jan. 10 -
Joseph A. Pennington. OF this town, died
Yesterday. Hs had been debilitated for
several years and had bsen confntd 70
tho fouso for about month past, the
inamsdiste cause Of death being paralysis
Of the brain, supsrinducsd by other
complications. He was e7 years OF sge.
A widow, thros sous aud two daughters
survive him. Mrs Maria Lyon, OF this
city. Mrs Glenn McCOmas. Of Baltimore,
are bis sisters
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Pleasant skating Party.

Miss Rose Hamilton gave a pleasant
skating part on the Shellpot last night.
The party started from No 504 Madison
street. and on the creek found the Ice
In excellent condition Those composing
The party we're: Miss Bale Williams. Miss
Gertie o rsols, Miss L'zzle Stout, Miss
Lucy Alseuizsr, Niss Annie al
sen.Zsr Miss Name Zsisler,
Miss Flo Chslfant, Miss Rose
Hamilton, Miss Madee Bulger. Miss
Matte Shaw, Horace McDAnnsll, George
Prontiss. Eisard Donohus, Harry Given,
Grant Wilkins, DR. Philip Traynor,
Joseph Llvossy. William Barton, Elvan
Bsss9n and John Hamilton.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Leap Year Party.

An enjoyable leap year party was
given at tho homo Of Nc aud Mrs
Ryan, No 1903 West sesand street, IN
honor OF thsir daughter, Miss Mamie
Ryan. The time was spsnt ia the usual
leap year style. among those partioipkt-
ing In The evenings pleasures being Miss
Msmis Ryen. Miss Katie Ryan, Miss
Clara Cuslck. Miss Name LsWless, Miss
Name Browning. Miss Mary Lashy.
Miss Mary Bradley, Miss Maggie
Maloney. Miss Katie Maloney, Miss
Susie Gcrmanly, Miss Mamie Gibbons,
Miss Mamie Pagan, p j. Black, William
Black, William Shields, Wllism J.
Lunch Frank Connor, Michael
Joyce, John Craven. Jack Allen. Edward
NoGratb. Walter Leshy, Hugh Connor,
John Farley, Frsnk Keenahsn and others.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Sing a Song OF sixoeree.

Singing is the Oldest known music.
No instrumeEtalist hs8 sver received the
pay CT praise fer their work that the
PGftis, Nsilsons. L'nds, ETC. have for
their vocal Efforts. Singing % always q
aourcs Of enjoyment Recognizing this
fact, A. q. Field has collected one OF the
strorgeit singing pariiss ever brought
toge her by minstrel manager. d.
Andranta. Harry Howard, h Carmody.
Fred Shffsl aJo the tenors. Oscar
Mlchselis ard George Smith, bsritonss.
d w Pcriine and Fred Rumpls are the
bassos George Hiasell, phenomfna'
male soprano A ehoTus Of ten trained
voices asfist the above soloists. Thtte
minsirsls appear at the Opera House
Monday January 90.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
WIN. B. SHARP
81 GO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

On the completion Of our stock
taking, we find macy odd lots Of
stufFs in broken assorlments which
We will move out at low prices.
1t ia a well-known fact that Mus
Inns are as high in price now as they
were three years ago. Before this
advance we bought largely Of many
standard brands and shall open our
spring business in muslins and sheet
ings at remarkably low prices, such
as we're prevailing curing the great
stagnaiion in thele goods.
44Hnl blesohed O. per yard.
42-inch pillow Muslin s. per yard.
40 inch pillow Muslin 9, per yard.
4 sheeting, linen 6aisb, ITO per yard
10 A sheeting linen finish. 100 per yard
On Wednesday morning We shall
place on sale 5000 yards, As inch
Bleached Muslin, fine enough for
underwear and heavy enough for
pillow cases and sheets, for s cents
per yard. The came quality as we
shall Sc for l21 cents when these
are sold Muslin buyers will fni
our prices very interesting.
Last fall we ordered direct from
Belfast, Ireland, a splendid line of
Table Linens and Napkins. They
are in fine grades Of exquisite pat
terms with napkins to match, and
the qualities are far superior for the
money than we have ever offered.
Cream Double Oamask, 75c 81 and
81 %; yards wide.
Blsschsd Double Damssk, 81 81 so and
80: yards vide.
Bleathed Double Damask. 81 2j and 81
q yards wide, for extra wide tables.
A large lot Of Remnants Of Table
Linen in lengths from 1 ] to 3 yards
long, 3S cents to "a, or about J of
the regular price by reaEon Of being
little soiled and rumpled.
| Our Blanket season has been
large-stock- taking reveals some
tots that have been overlooked and
,ome that are slightly soilee. We
shall offer these to late Blanket
buyers at a great reduction in price.
All Of the Handkerchief used in
our Christmas decorations are sorted
up and placed on the counter for q
quick sale at much reduced prices.
they are embroidered aud in colored
borders. Soap, aer and a fat
iron will make them good as new.
The 1915 ones 81 now
for 25c.
The 25c ones are now
for 50c.
The DO ones are now
for 10e.
Remnants of Laces in black and
white-beaded garnitures and mar
row trimmings in silk and passe
menterie, black aud colors are re-
duced nearly one-half.
All these reduced things are
stock-taking results and mucn be-
low regular prices.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Thlan llooaa 40 neautIes.

we have few copies OF beautiful
work, handsomely hound, containing sew
eral buudred pictures OF high artistic
merit. which viii be sold at 81. 70 a copy,
which is about one fourth the publioa
tlop price. Also some copies Of Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedia at 81 25, worth
four timss the price asked. Can be seen
50 the EvErmG JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
MURDERED THREE MEN.
Then Met Death at the Hands of Prorni-
mint nInrclnnt.

PArIs, Tex, Jan. lj--ln Detroit, Is
miles east Of here Worth Duncan shot
dead DR.. 7. s. Lcnnoy The trouble arose
oyer % debt duo Duncan by Lcnuoy.
Duncan took steps to foreclose tho mort
gage.
Lcnnox on Mey =. 1852. killed Tom
Young I'm Shawnee Town, T. r., for which
he eiudcd arrest on Jan. l3, 1888, lee
killed George Howard near the same
plncc While on tho scout he and others
killed Deputy Marshal Dave Layman. He
kept out Of tho way OF the officers for ten
years.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Mr. Rodney Home AGAIN.

John NJ. G. Rsdney, who has been
spending several weeks cunning in the
neigh borhocd OF Reinhardt, n. c.,
arrived home yesterday afternoon. he is
In good health and spirits and had a
del ightful stay ia the South he killed
800 birds and any number Of rabbits.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

Carlton Corn we'll, foreman OF the
G. szstte, Middlotown. +. J believes that
Chamberlsin'a Cough Remedy should be
In avery home be used It for a cold and
it effected 6 fpsedy cure He Gays: 1t IS
indeed a grand remedy / can recommend
90 oil. have also sesn 10 used for whoop
ing cough with the best results 25 ard
80 cent bottles for sale By y James Belt.
druggist, corner sixth aud Market strosts
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
VIEWS OF IN EREsT.

Wnkns-"I wonder why 70 IS that tho
medical journals re beginning TO take an
interest in the Improvement of couatrY
Joadsfn Bilklns-"I don't know. but have
heard that bicycling has produced half
dozen new diseases. New York Weckly.
Wonderful are the cures accorp plished by
Hoods SarsapRriils and yet a. is onIy because
Boolr Sar,ararilla. the ona true cd uurl-
fs- rn,kae nure. rich. healthy blo0n-
Hoods Pills for the liver az d bowels &C car.
is 80. ssOn ply aud efic'ently.
He-"Mv views on bringing up a family are
--m Sha-''NeVa~ mind your viewH. I'll brlnr
BISON oct.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

TvTILHInarUN AND NCkrR Eitt rAIl,
w EOAl, lipls tshia to sfsf Sept. "a
1875.
Irtinr LEAFS Nlimiagt0a. Eleucl ft-.t
STATION, for b, s. y. Junction, Gontehsni.
Wintorthur, 6uyencourt, lsfano1rei Coss&i1
Jtfals' Ford Junction, P0coN.un, Wc1
J-satar. Hlnhreevlue, Mortolyiile, Coats
vl.i9 a. q internedihte stations, daily, ercepi
slaicy, 81 % : IA, tS. 4ib ana - D.
Eor WGyrashurg junction. eFringuei0 SIS
iltscl,sdiats ste0cns, crly, t1cept i>naaai
at 50 M CO aud % g .n. eJsuaye o1lg
DO ~; 55 and 4 % pm.
Elr JcAnnh. birdghnrD, kcNlir6 aIl in1si
mediate stati01s, oyllTs eKcact Sunday, ~
35 . M and I 5. , ~. eaniLs oAly AZ ~ u
and 55 pm.
a. @. HoCAUsLAHp. Suntrintend ndent.
BOMNESS BRIGGS. Ter. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Sold b. All Druggists.

Ofico Seventh and kiaG. Phone 5d5.
Il 4. Sergeant desler n coEl end wood
eSF~iaFge Daa ocEl FOR fsuliy usH
to- Hickory wond Tor open grhtes
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Reception to Bride and Groom.

Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Fell will give a
T. ,ptlon ct their hom5 on West Thir
street TO night in honor Of their sen,
Edgar Burnside Fell ana his bride They
will receive bstween the hours of and
10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
nIr Glmn b sInkInr.

Deputy Sheriff Thomas G.fRn 10 daily
growing weaker He is unconscious
most Of the time, but rsc)gnlzis his
friends at frequent intervals
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Enrlv DTornirr nrarrIaqe,

Miss Marie Fitzpatrick, Of No 202
Washington street, daughter Of the late
Bernard Fitzpatrick, was married to
William Il. Gibbons st 2 o'clock this
morning. The ceremony took place in
St. Peters Pro Cathedral and was per-
formed by Vicsr-Gsnersl Lyons, assisted
by Rev Father Kelley, formerly Of 81
Peters, now vicar general OF Savannah,
Ga
The cersm5ny was followed by nuptIal
mass celebrated by Rsv. Father Lyons
Other priests in the sanctuary wers
Bishop Curtis and Father McKinns, OF
Poughkeepsie, son Of James MoKlnna, Of
this city.
The bride wore q handsome travelling
gown of mixed nevelty eosds. with hat
aud gloves 70 match Mr. and Mrs.
Gibbons went South on an extended
wedding tour. On their return thsy will
live on Madison street above Ninth
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

GIBBONS -FITZP ATRICK. AT 81. Peters
ro-Cathsdral on the 10Th instant, by Very
Rev. A. Lyons, v illsm IA. Gibbons and
Mary r Fitzpatrick, both OF this city.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Early Fsbruarr alarrIar..

Cards will be out shortly announcing
the marriage Of w. Frank Sharp, Of this
city, to Miss Ollie Pepper, OF George
town. The ceremony will take plsce on
Wednesday, February 5, st the latter
pace.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
MARRIED

$50 for 25 clgnrs 4,OOO boxes Of 90 cigars
Csc box DuTsteln's, East Second St.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

All Communications Intended for Insertion
ia this column should be addressed 10 Society
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.
w ater Rents

Are due and payable Ia advance at the
Office Of tha Water Department southwest
corner OF King and Sixth streets
II psid In January the face Of the bill
Ia February per cent will be added
10 March 10 per cent will be sddsd
After March 81 ferrules may be drawn.
Office open q. m. TO 4 p. N.
JOHN S GROaE. Registrar.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Will MINGTDNIANS S NJ RRY
Harry T. Price Weds Miss
Ella Steward at Milford.
GIBBoss-Fr zpATRIoK BuPTIALs

Celebrated at St. Peters Pfo-catbedrai
Early This MorninE-Joliy Skating
Party On the sholIpot Last Nisht-A
( Lesp-Ysar Partv-Other Happenings Of
Social Interest.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

Schedule m effect December ]. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

All communications addressed to Nun
yon's representative at the Clayton
House. Wilmington, Del Will mest with
promP, attention.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Oatarrh Cured.

CAtarrh positively cured. Are you
willing to spend 80 cents for q cure that
positively cures catarrh By removing the
GAUGE Of the diseass2 II 50. ask your
druggists for a 25-cent bottle Of Muny on q
Catarrh Cure and 25 cent bostle OF Nun
yon's Catarrh Tablets. The catsrrh cure
will eradicate the disease from the system
ard the tablet will cleanse sud hsal the
afflicted parts and restore them TO a
natural and heAlthful condition.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

KS. $50. $40. sil.3J
.05. i.55. s5.22. $50, 'Zs2.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

sundays. '3.0s. 7i5, $50.
D. 30. A55, f5.32, 0.30,
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

eek-days. 's.0S. $50. Gao.
'915, i0.31. ll.l0 q. m. 8
3.25, as, 'e31, 6.so' 'f.Sz.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

1, ,HERIFFis SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levau Facias 10 ma directed. will
be exposed 40 publir sale az ha a tel OF James
p. Tomsn. In the city of New Castle and New
Castle hundred. New Castle couuty. Della
ware,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
CONTRA vARIAs PARTIDAs.

Con noticias conhdenciales de Ia
existencia de varias partidas en- pun.
tos inmediatos 4 Matanzas, salio una
pepueha columna al mando del cspi-
tan del battalion de Navarro, don Juan
Hernandez, compuesta de parte de
una compania, guerrilla local, guar
dia civil y policia.
Batio en- el potfero Jesds Maria +"
4 la partida de AoevedO, haciendole
IN prisionero con armas y cabalios.
Continuando la persecution, encon-
tro en- el central China las partidas
de Bieny>nido Sanchez y Cepero, las
cuaies rompieron nutrido fuego con-
ira Ia columna, hacienda una tenaz
resistencia parapetadas en- una oesca
de piedra, resistencia que fue vencida
por Las tropas, que despu6s de breyes
momentos de fuego y una carga al
maehete Las pusieron en- dispersion
FL enemigo tuyo rs muertos, II
que quedaron en- poder de las tropas
; vistos, ~ eabailos muertos, II Vi
vos con monturas, y efectos.
Por nuestra parte ocho caballos
muertos, entire ellos, el del jefe de !.
columna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07

Un doctor y professor distinguidc
decfa: "El Hisyyo es el amigo del
hombre." En- efecto, cierta cantidad
normal de este elemento es necesarie
a la buena constitution de la sangre
y al funcionamiento regular de los
organos. Ell Hiery0 BravniS es el
cuyo empleo corresponds
mejor a dichas necesidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
YENTA DE BUQUE.

Por congenlT a los inteTescs dc Ia
CompanlA dc Ia kehnerla dc pctroleo
estableclda ca Gstaio, SC Seade la
eoIetA - Eieiante dc al2 tonesadAs
de reglstro, liSts y aperAda de todo 10
nccesaGso paFa has ztse = - nlAr
DC admltea pfopostelo1es en essA
de los Agcates geacfAaes de Ia 1oAn"
panla, ores
SOBkIAO9 III EkQLIAaA,
foaaleta i y ..~ oaa la4a dc fuer'
To- kaeo. ts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
Las R8t0rnas del ST NaQla
WSTUDIO CRxTIC0
OJN IGNACl0 DIAz tANEJA.
SGsctOr del BOLETlN kERCANfIL
DE PUERTO RIOC


Tai 90 lA portada do nm foileto
que ACADIA &c editarse en- esta Ca
%, obra del Director del BoLxTM
MIRcANTn. Contiene so pagiDAt
ae lecturs, en- 4: mayor, y, como
20 hA arunciAdo, Se dedicA al illus
tre Jefe Gel Parndo "Union Con Z"
asucionar de Cuba. Excmo 81
Marques do ApsE.eguia. Contie-
ne el nguiCnte programa:
+" Dedicatoria. - Preludios. -
Desarroiio del plan.-Considera.
clones.-El preambulo expOhicion.
Los MunicIpios.-LA CAmara
Insa.Ar.-El ConseJo.-El Gober.
nador General.-LA hissoriA.--Ls
lega aloAd.-LA rAxon supTema.--.
La RspArAclon :.
Ei t0.ist0 &c ofroce en- lAs a.
Rulentcs c0ndyeiones,
Un e)emp plar----..... oO ca
Con eli resrAgo del autor. 70"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07

mos merito no hubo mas novedad que
la de dirigir la orquesta el maestro
Tizol, va veterano en- las lides de la
batuta. Con su valioso concurso ha
ganado mucho la empresa de zarzuela
que acaba de ausentarse de esta Ca
pital.
Y aqui paz, y despues gloria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
GACETA DEL 4.

Por la Jefatura de Ia Real Hs-
cienda dicese 4 las Aduanas de
la Isla que no puede admitirse
que en- los mani6estos de trsnsito
que presenter los Capitanes d
buques falte alguna dc las cir
cunstancias exigidas por el art
cuio 20 de las Ordenanzas, no
debiendo omitirse eualqniera Dc
elias, nj sustituirlas con Ia paia
bra vari0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07

El Vino QUina- -Layoche no es una
preparation vulgar, sino el resultado
de estudios y trabajos que han Waldo
q su autor una recompensa de 10000
frs y 7 Med allas de oyo; es muy efcaz
para combatir las Afecciones del
estomago, la Anemia. y Calenturas "
por inveteradas que sean, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
oTRos cABEcILLAS
MUERTOS,

Ell general Suarez Inclan dice des
de Bahia Honda que ha fallecido el
cabecilla Socarrzs 2o a consecuencia
de La amputaeion de un brazo. por Ia
herida que reeibio en- la accion de
Caearajicara.
Tambien Sc asegurs que por Olsen
stones habidas entire los rebeldes ha
sido muerto 4 machetaEos el cabeci.
LA Regino Alfonso, en- el campamen
to de Rubi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
BIEN POR LOS vOLUNTARIO

Cineuenta VoIuntarios, al mando
de SD Official don Manuel Gomez, ba
6eron y desbarataron ca Guane Ia par
ida del feroz cabecilIa denominajo
"El Romeo" 4 quien dio muerts
en- lucha cuerpo 4 cuefpo dicho of
ciaL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
SANTORAx>.

Domingo, 7.-Santos Pedro Wis
tremundo y compafieros martires.
Lunes. 8.-San Salustiano, confe-
sor, y san Heraclio, obispo.
Martes, o.-Santos Primo y Fell
ciano, martires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
xERNAIZ 4 co.
.1.-TnTpAF-lYl

Importadores en- grsnde escala,
de mercancias de todas prooeden.
ciss.
Sus fendas de detail La LUZ
HLDOTRIOA y La. villa DE
BILBAO SON siem0re La meior
sOYci0Re.
Ttenen Sucursales lmportadoras
en- Azecibo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
p1blico, seguros de que ha de agra
decernoslo.
Prosperidades, amigo Dur n.

p1blico, seguros de que ha de agra
decernoslo.
Prosperidades, amigo Dur n.
FELIZ vIAJE. En- el vapor dIrecto
Le6n XIII han partido para la Pc
ninsula nuestros apreciables amigos
los Sres d. Juan ]. Arsuaga, D. An
tonic Alvarez Nava, D. Juan M. Con
zslez, D. Antonio Frlas, D. Juan S
Madariaga, D. Jose M. Marxuach, D..
Lorenzo Oriol y varios caballeros
cadetes que van continuar sus es
tudios en- las Academies militares de
la Nacion.
A todos deseamos muy feliz viaje.
D. E. P.-Ha fallecido en- esta Ca
pital la Sra Dona Maria Ariste, dig
ma esposa del Sr d. Ramon Arias,
apreciable empleado de Hacienda.
A quien, como sus hijas { hJos,
enviamos sentido pesame.
Descanse en- la eterna gloria la Sc
nora que va no existe.
SEPARAcloN.-Se ha separado de
la redaccion de Gel Pals ., a causa de
sus muchas ocupaciones comerciales,
nuestro estimado amigo particular Sr.
D. Jose Gordils.
Sentimos mucho que este correcto
escritor abandone las tareas de la
prensa adversaria.
Observation-Disclosures que
ha sido modifcado el contrato de la
sociedad mercantil de Ponce Frau y
Co, S. en- c. quedando de CONAN
dtario d. Miguel Ballester y Sierra
ingresando como gestor d. JuansB.
Frau y Oliver. Es apoderado gene
al de dicha casa su empleado ID. !
Iuillermo Estarehas.
Prosperidades
JURAMENTo.-El sabado pasado
Presto juramento en- la Audiencia el
oven { ilustrado jurisconsuito d.
'elix Santoni, q quien deseamos bue-
a suerte en- el ejercicio de la profe
ion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-07
GACETA De HOY (6).

Real Orden conmutando pr
Ia pena de Prisidn mayor, en- 50
grado medic, Ia dc Ia amos y
dfa de reclusi6n tempoI al impnes
IA 4 Jose Eleuterio Gratac6s POI
RI delito de homicide.
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