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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK-MoNDAY. NOV . ls.@
ARRIVED.

=
ARRlVEp.
Bowie dtr Jones Liverpool October - with
me to Maitland kcrsey. Arrived Bar M
"A
steamer state Of California U'r) Braes Glasgow Octo-
her and Neville % with mise - cabin and ~ steer
age passengers Henderson Bros Arrived al the Bar
ut u a
steamer Chester Dutch. Boysen. Amsterdam October
H. IN ballast to Kandebrock. Arrived al the Iar at
a M.
steamer Give (r). Heeley Leghorn October H. Gena
IL and Naples TO- with mdse. cabin CIR s,eerar.
pas ,.ngers Furness Witty Co Arrived al the lar
H..
Steamer Fuda ,Ger retcrmann. Genoa October 30
and Gibraltar - with mse Al cabin Pr sieerage
passengers oeirichs 60. Arrived Bar at 3 10
Steamer corlnhia dIr). Roberts Barcelona Sepember
10, Denia October q. Tarragona :. Almera ia and
Gibraltar Is with mdse to Barber & Co. Arrived at the
Bar II i2:iO m.
Steamer city Of Kingston Dr. Nickerson Mancinal
October % Rio Nuevo %. Oracabeza a. Port Maria ~
with mdse To the American Fruit Company. Arrived al
the Bar at 1890
Steamer Seneca. stevens Tampco October - and
Havana -. with mdsc and five passengers to James Il
Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar at ) n
Steamer Colorado. Risk from Brunswick October 30
with mdse and passengers to g II Mallory Co.
Steamer Roanoke. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk
with mise and passengers to Old Dominion So Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE hoi r''''
CAMBRIDGE-Antonio Lazo Arriaga. "ua,s'
maIan Minister at Washington. ana isaac H.
c,owror ~ New-Orleans. FIFTH ANEN I r.
Mrs. stanley Matthews. of Washington. GKAND
General o. b. Wilcox Of Washington. y. -.
:. w. tIOJJAND-Mr and Mrs. J. NJ. Barrie
Of London NEW-AMSTERDAM-Bis I. Mn
loch Nelson OF Georgia. SAVOY ~, ."
. -. - n Granville of the British Navy; VIII
,om u sloane. r. Fulton Cutting. Marion otory'
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Harper, and MT. anu W. .
Duncan Elliot, WINDSOR-William a. froc'e''
OF Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
DRAWING OUT BULLION IN ST. LOUIS.

at. Louis, Nov. 2-Over 100000 gold. nearl all In
twenty dollar pieces. was withdra"h from 'he
limited States Sub-Treasury here to-day. This Is
three times the usual withdrawal Chief Clerk
Kicker said the movement had been anticipated
but would not say 10 whom the money was paid
There was delivered to-day to the Mississippi val
lev Trust Company 10000 in silver bullion con-
signed to a syndicate OF local capitalists, Inc
product of American and Mexican mines Demo
crass are tonight using these heavy uansactions
silver is boarded in anticipation Of rise when
is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
NEW-ROCH Ellie.

sarue, = cowdrcy an old resident. died to-
dav a, his home in Mape-ave. He was born IN
New.Yori City Oh December q. 1872. and came 10
New Rochelle about nifty years ago. ana mas "''"
here since He practised law in New-fork io T+a
long ti,nc md retired several years ag" ~
rri I'm ,ake Mace tomorrow afternoon: lhe
hmrai viii he in Greenwood Cemetery. lie leaves
four chi,dren-Frank. Samuel NIlliam an" h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
COLD WITHDRAWN AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 2-Eghty thousand dollars was %.
~ ~ tho 1890 issue and later and on gold
osr,,acates The Withdrawals were In amounts
ranging from SO to $1,000. and were solely for
boarding. People stood In line throughout the day.
hut many had currency Of issues not redeemable
~ ,his branch Within the last three months
abont 81 800 600 has been withdrawn from the Chi
cago sub Treasury but the da sa ns ,ssp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
GENERAL PORTER COMPLIMENTED

WILLIAM +. O. sHANks PAYS 4 TRIBUTE TO THE
MANAGEMENT OF SATURDAYS PARADE.
William f. q Shanks. the Editor Of THE Daily
Bond Buyer" was much pleased by the management
OF the great parade Of Saturday. He wrote the fol-
lowing letter to Gcaera Horace Porter. the grand
marshal OF the parade. and received the appended
reply:
NcwYork, November .. 1896.
My Dear General: WAS forc.b bly, reminded by your
parade on Saturday OF Quariermaster Gene raj
Meigs's description of the battle OF Chattanooga
where you served under Grant. as the bcst-deliv
cred battle Of the war
Your parade certainly the cst-drcctcd closing
Of the brs.-dlrected political campaign
| have Your management OF
army OF $4,000 men more SHOWS the benefit OF the
thorough military training you had under Thomas
and Grant You are. OF course proud OF your tutors
and those Of who knew YOU when under their
tuteagc to-day proud OF their pupil.
Two great opportunities Of Hike character await
You il the spring You should be selected now to
a the metropolitan hosts at the dedica ton OF
Grants monument. and the National army which
Will parade at McKinley's Inauguration.
| beg again. old friend. to congra tuate you
Yours truly WILLIAM +. q. SHANKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

s,ynaIed him to get out Of the way. but from tn'
little ne could see Of him 1t appeared 10 MN III"
the man was parayzed. , tut, l., Nam, Tor
caryI's brother was recently Killed III ne" 81, 60
soy by a crazy coachman who a Few ho"'S "i''
ward committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
Announcements
Niota
Ntota.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
+. e. w.
A New Collar.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise ~ Sunse, t55 Moon rises ABS Moons 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 5:22 Gov Island 5:4i Hell Gate 1917
W-Sandv Hook 5.32 Gov Island 6Uy Hell o.02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
N,w-York city. November Q. 1896.

My Dear Mr.. Shanks: | am more than happy to
receive such kind words OF ton from an
old friend. tried to apply to the parade all the
tricks of the trade which we learned many years
ago under such tutors as you mention. l. OF course.
felt anxiety until the last moment abou; NOV
ing schedule time with 10000 und!scipllnel men.
but we came all right In the end.
| appreciate your suggestions about future tasks
but am not hankcrng after any more such duties
Thanking you more than | express for your
Kindness and thoughtfuness In writing me- | am.
very truly yours HORACE PORTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. FROM Line
Critic dundee. oct lS............... Wilson
ri sud ......,.. Orleans. Oct 81 Morgan
Powhatan. ........ Gibraltar. oct v...... Med
Bremen. oct 9...........N q Lloyd
Mississippi .......London. Oct 90 .........Au Trans
Noorlland Antwerp oct 2i......... Red star
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER I.
Glasgow. oct Allan-State
C'oncho Galveston oct 2s........... Mallory
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER s.
rrayo ....... Bremen oct 2I............N G Lloyd
vii. oct ~. Bristol city
Colorado nun VIZ Nis'n
Victoria Gibraltar oct ~ Anchor
ss ,,c,in cksonve Nov 2............. Clyde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
MONEY FOR THE INTERIOR.

There was an enormous demand from banks
,hrourhout the country upon New-York banks
where they keep balances for currency. The New
York banks had beea sending silver dollars and Sill
yer certificates. but their vaults nao oeeh p'e''s
Sh, cleared of these kinds Of money and
thev We're Obliged 10 send legal tenders upon winch
cold might be obtained Tslegraphic trans, ,sJ Oh
Sst ~ Tho money called for by the out-of town
hanks was forwarded by express Inc sHp Pre-,
comDanies did the largest business III h""ui'"s
rnoney In a long time.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-13
!. in STING ITEMS.

A GOLD nugget valued at 10000,
weighing 81 pounds seven ounce, is
reported To have been found AZ Edo
RADIO, Montgomery county. Va
MISS HELEN CULVER, who recently
gave 100000 to the university Of Chi
cago, Inherited property estimated at
from 81, 600, 600 TO $40, 900, o00
THE hero OF Hiram, Me-, is the
young man who killed the monster
wildcat of Notch mountain. The var
mint's hide measured four feet from
tip to tip.
IT is said that the following sign is
posted in public park in England:
rNotice-All persons are cautioned to
keep off the grass cattle and poultry
Included"
BY rejecting all bids formally made
and quietly hunting up a better bid,
Treasurer Turner. OF Boston, saved
SCI, 500 to the city on the current loan
of 81 900, O0e
JOSEPH FAGNAUr, of Greenville, N.
H., became the proud father OF twin
daughters on Christmas day. His
present wife is his fifth, and he now
has 81 children.
TX the year 1896 there were only four
kinds OF hyacinth, the single and the
double blue, the purple and the violet
At the present time there are many
thousands of varieties.
MRS. GRO AUGUSTUS SALA has inti-
muted that she proposes 70 write the
story OF her husbands life. The an
nouncement Is made 20 prevent the
publication Of unauthorized biogra~
plies
THH night aud day forces OF polics
In burlington, N, u. don'Espeak 20
each Other, officially or otherwise. All
orders left over from one force for th0
cthur are transEuittsd through & gorbe.
tween.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-13
THE OFFICERS cLEw.
lie Finds the Motive which Led to Hus-
bands Disappearance.

bands Disappearance.
Look here" she said, aefiantly, as
she strobe into the detectives Office,
'my husbands missing
You don't say sol"
II don't say so, don't T? Well, I'd
have you understand do say so, and
what's more, you heard me say so. And
IA don't propose to stand here and be
acontradicted by any man that lives.1
She paused for breath. and the otfi-
Ger murmured: II didn't mean any Of
fcnse."
IF that amt like a man! What diff
ference does it make what you meant.
You don't suppose / care what you
meant? You've got your business to
attend 10, haven't your All / ask is
that yon mind it, and don't ask foolish
questions and make silly remarks.
Where's my husband?"
why, how do / know where your
husband is?''
"Of course, You don't know where
he is You're not paid for knowing
whore he is, are you? haven't been
up 10 the tax collectors Office twice n
year for the last 2OI mean ten---years
paying my share Of your salary to
look after just snch cases as this"
well, ma'am, / don't know where
he is, but I've got cIew.'
''You don't shy SOL
~I'he first thing we do is TO look for
a motive ! think I've found cut why
your husband left yonr home. 1T
learn amy more III let yon know And
he lodged into his private Office and
bolted the door, Washington Stnr
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-13

--Ap attempt IN being nIndf, ID ~ = ~
the Australian sAlt bush ia fIse VI Il
regions OF Arixonn. It II sInsilhr I'LL
alfalfa, md makes an equally rood
food for stock. II the experiment IL
successfuI u will result Ia the recln,na-
ton OF vast tracts Of land now worth
| less
Tom King. engineer of the steam
roller belonging to the city of craw-
louisville, Ind, blew off steam a few
weeks ago TO start the horse OF Mrs.
Alice Ammerham, which had baked
near the roller. The horse ran Off and
Mrs Ammerham WIS rendered a Grip
pie for life. Now she has entered suit
against the city OF Charlottesville for
$4,000 damages.
IA woman and her 12-year.s,ld
daughter were detected lately smuu-
Cling opium. The mother had five tins
of the drug in her full sleeves and the
child gave up even more. IL haS been
problem how to make sleeves keep
their shape, but this was Desperate
way and led the poor woman to
prison.
IA recent lecturer says: Fewer
women commit suicide than men.
This is because woman makes less pro-
test against her circumstances Of life,
has more endurance under its calami-
ties, and is more resigned" Why does
she protest less and endure more? Is
1t merely a matter of habit?
--Georgia's youngest locomotive en-
gineer is believed to be Alvin Hane-
bury. Of Spann, Johnson county. He
IS but ia years old, and runs an engine
on q short road connecting various
saw mills and their source of supplies.
tits stated, Furthermore, that he has
had charge of the engine since he was
nine years old, and that he is regarded
by the owners of the road as an entire
aly capable engineer.
AN interesting relic was discov-
cred near San Bernardino, Cal, recent
w. IT is an immense sculptured ar
rowhead, four feet four inches long
and weighing more than 200 pounds.
IT us OF BLUSH granite and shaped In
perfect imitation of the smaller arrow
heads frequently found in that region.
On the mountain side, near where the
stone was found, is a natural forIna-
ton in the shape Of an arrowhead
many feet ii length and conspicuously
visible for many miles.
The Conscience and pride of good
citizenship Of G. Green, of McCune,
KAN, got to working together recent
III and produced an odd situation. Mr..
Green got intoxicated, boisterous and
disagreeable during ayisit to the neigh
boring town Of Pittsburg, and created
considerable disturbance ON the
streets. He was not arrested. A few
days later he appeared before the coun-
ty attorney at Pittsburg and swore out
q warrant against himself for disturb
ing the peace. He was arrested, ar
raigned, pleaded guilty, paid his fine,
aud Went home with shriyen con-
science
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-13
IN ARMENIA.
serA NO Crime When the Help
,xss victims Are Christians.

Z I. Aeproved b. All Mostcms and Re
'.-..,-d by the sultan and iis Oriosrs
49, Tsi,page's sermon ON tn, ne
x.os Outr~yes by the Turk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

vi. q. S., (Firmado), Jose L'si6,
OArcagente, 10 de Eaero de 1896
UnA sonora de Alosis escribe:-
"Por agunOs anus vepgp p de
oiendo De dosores nerv OsOs y a H.
IA momeoto apsreolAu bsJo DIFF
sonles formas. O eismOs q 9 e.
rian dolores histericos Ult M
mente Ell 20 de J0aio tuve un sts-
que tan vlolento do d ohos d lores
que me haiSla comu muerta }
Vle4dome ed este estalo me dierun
su mediclns, el JaraDe CufatlvO de
IN Mad s lgel. Dc aes ce to.
mario poT aigun tiom 20 gAsoiAs b
ID me eOcusntrO 20 ll~,aW 81 tu
rertc b. b.eolds. s. =. s., II rmadoJ
Max &daleaa Ebri } Gsianu. AiGa-
la, "a dc NovlemDre ue 1885,"
OF caao inJeressnte es el dc
Don Pasuua u Ri tul 6. Nsta y
r- 0a la sigulouIe ues.rip.l~u dc
81 oura paia que .quo.iae pcIsJ4As
q 40 p-ueLcan uoi M.su4v "a .ut-
uAu Valef.e uei mlamo IemSulu
"PJr espaclo dc uu an } he cola
d. padec4enuv Dc do O.>s,n q es-
,omsHO seguidos uo "a IudlsLOs.-
JON eenetal que reAu armoAto re-
d "a DC lCs padeclnieutUs 10. &C.
tomsgo. DaIsute erGo CorsV pc
liouv prOLe tlos teMeu.os y al
guoOs tn .uKA. 0e a4Nl rMo u,
pusleron peor hasta que p-I nn NJ
sooAse]arUn que pECD Dal~ I'll JvEsLe
OutAt.No 40 Ia M4u-e oe.9el Nc .
eli .oIAmcnto lMposiD.o ol cXpIcaI
cl icsulLauo petu 10 asee uIU 4uo =
ID presrAtc NE naliO {. Mo 81 j. m.s
nuUlerA pa0eCldo del estOm.k ku. n.
soiaWeuto han uesspaieo w tooUs
los dssaEreglOs uei eatomaHO sIno
quo lengo snura IA ape.isu oUmO
aalas tuve AntetlUEmente.
Hago eAta de3iarAolCu para 80
saLlsI~CClon J al lLle emo t.ou4pv pA-
que Ia luUlquo Va. Q hsea ousi-
~ or otto uoo Que UiSa CUAt.nAcLLo
eo1 81 nuDlcso uuSI4ulelA oLIa leI-
oous que pauc0lcra 40 Io mlsMu
pucde LcAer ID mlsma NentsJa que
10 ne teuido. ). >. >. lFEA.u. }
Pasou-la R.polIes. A..a 4u7 Uh.-
ver,, 20 do Nov.emOko 10 1875
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

.OBRAS Dh DERECHO

De venLs en ell BoLATIN MERCAN-
TIL:
sJurIs prudencia popular por Ffar
CISCO Lasllee: Tuteia J CoLetj
dc faMla~, . El teotsmnetO J q
hofenoi.," ii mattlmo"lo," +
naoion PAtr.A-fut,etad-AIIms K men
tJs.'
Uom lilac.on de las dlsposlcioLst
|OGSaLIUas 90 ia A.m.ulsiiAoI0u q
j 4stIcl- IL L .IaAaI, ,or kAn D.
SAnULe4 OE4n-.
hrp.ltuIiv &c j JufisprudcnciA Il
IN Al IL CIIn4Iuai IU.nodu pOT uHk
la &c "tos dos, baJo Ia Clree
clJu &c uuA tloouto n,nrro Gl
toL: cUmpIen-c u,sue q anO 1910
1890.
Log &c e. u.Clam.eLt To Clvll, poI
MaAIc~a,.o . touIE.
.IouIe .u.'l, por ID. SeaVo.a, 10
tonVe = Aie-u.ees.
Oon i.i~ -IOA * . .s4-uva, por *r-
nALurL, ~ lDmus.
Iou.A~ &C .o4~elcio, por Ront.
~ nixon, Lomo.
Ga ko &c I4ssIoih nln.tAg.
~ y.e - .. &C +. pans, ior Me-
Al4A AAG-nOD, i so44o.
LOu- o. tit~., rul u. &C iAs Ia.
sas, toAo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
LAS ENFE2MED
PR0ViENEN DEL VENEN0.

FL Oligen de las enteimedades e.
r+Ru ArH~hte 81 veneno DajO una
fo:ma Il otsa. Para sura ISIS es e.
ces .r'o husosr la oauss que prodn.
90 FL venenO y Ia manera dc Com.
bati,l8.
La" Intermediates sobre las cua
es Ce ehmos tratar son aQutllas
que p'oVlenen Do ia bllis y do lud =
20 Ll0D. Estas soa tan comu Ct
u no pe igsosas y desagr4d~b. es.
M0chas vetos son eq1lvocauas poT
el tetmeiai-s serlss prrO en- reail
d4a u soa mas que s14Gomas d.
ruv nrnauiiauto cA1sado per lndl.
.go7'l0E.
& al.a.ento quo no 30 d;giers
be t rnieDt8 en- FL estomogo }
pr duco o.eItcs gases ) vtncn, Q
quo n lUuuc en4Os en- Ia sangrt
sc O. Pa ccn Pr tudo FL UQespo. De
este La d. l-teCtan el sletema COL
ma,e4Ias Loolvas q Ia sa.ud. II
i. al se ueHluOIe pOr les sl4nlentot
stn Lonas CausAnlio, laugul Z. !,
10 o es CO cabezs, mateOs, As Ii ,eas,
dol, r. On u estomsgo, m@i pala-
IaT, natu en.la, cous tlpaOl0u, pOCas
sauAs 90 oumer, aOatlmlentu,e ii q u
o,s &nen'Iento, caleu uil luto, ~ j.
l., u.lcu medic para naocr uosa-
pareter estos sintt mss, DC ourar
ia eLttrm,08d y ueehac5r uel
VcneIl qCo Ia LrO luce es a. u4ahdo
al esloMago hacer In uls seetlou }
csto Queue eIettuaIse ussnuo (.
Jarabo UuiallVO do la MauIe Sel-
gel.
b. Jarabe Curative de Ia Made
oo'gcI puri1ca Ia saDgre y ayudA
dig 6e~t.ou. Despues &c ussrlU
por .AlAun ti-mpo ol estomago pJ-
lea .opo1er SIN ayuda Ia uura &c
coup. ct.
folt proOar las grandes propies
dedes curatIvAs uoi JAIabe ue III
Made oelkel puoIcAmos Ia 81
,u4eute caIta de IN caballeto ue
Oa.esAen.c ell ia PIoVInCla dc Va
.o-cIe. kste CAballcro cnIo nun
Otr oo Don Use Llcdo cerrIpu ae..
ID Ar.Lle el mes &C SetIemOre ut
1904 enps re q sentlt los ptImetOs
lDtUmee ucI pauecimlento del Qua
40 esLadU p.0ecleLu uesde esa
tc> La. Ei lnIer.or dc mI b Ga esta-
d. o. NO /, rIalN y tOuU 10 que ~
II s Lno NUIVla "a Rafganla Coz
i. IA scIdeL Ian AtItL que muUAe
s,tes uo AAoa u LOscf. LIS kAsee
umeLtaI.u &c /. n~uu tn el c.
mag qu< me CAusa.Du 0nS RIaL
uau4a- y We. uu TIC ell stc Ct-
81. IA. ii sLs uifcIeLt tes lIatauIeD
K. III .aluu lUA uc povE Gu peol
j pv. la leE.l Cuuple t.mcnlc
~ ct. NJ POD u COItLlr ulao Gus
y 40 las pot HtIh> J eo@s
"a teII Z IA ptdao pa su> nos. E,tus
[ 49, taCTou auuIt u.aeuJ .up
p~saI ur [, uct Cul4@QU dc 20 CON e
.aoa LII = ato hsatA OctQO4e dc
1890 40 LUtc mJora gu d. AuI
ts - Z. OCa terl~s . AuL ne aeon
tti~fUn Y kIuUs lOu {. j alaJc
I 44A4.tJ &c 40 is44c 0clkCt oil
= IA, uuo sus CuLselOs ooMplc uAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mlSmaS un extensO y variad,
surtidO. Las hayde mullitud de pre-
clos, de>de 70 23ntavos hasta 2J :,
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegante>
y lujOsas. EI sinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

UULU1 1H0 IN j u DUO
T Ora La PINTURA AL OLTO J
LA OUAhkLA, Sk AOABAN Oh
RkOIBIRt EN HaTA IAr DHTA
Holm (hsrsh
BsLnn.
b4aoeo as plAa
biAnco de plonO
b.aneo de Itne.
AAuI ss4ssts
Asa! ds eoDalss'
AAul 9s PraaA.
U@ssano (IrHH de ASra
UAaLAno soio
OAsIAho 4 Van Crk
ArEin 4asmAds.
JArGln ss fan!S
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ps4 Azslloa
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l11iAet
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A-4AaSA4a &c hspessa
LASa sasG&aA.
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hssso as aszAAAs
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'@''i@ $s A@a&a 3sz.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

rspasdos pruGba de tuego eevada temperatures
Fenhe cuyas brss axpo.
combnsoa 1poytanea ass de humo NAL oor
snoado, los hacen preerbes cuaesGuleA
ca rcon os oonsnmdolei, ventajas de preoos
los de axanjerAa 10 0Rbida de
a's de galone, que que mpoltan,
ds med,a.
Ay"ss tcda Ia islG SCBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA
"a Ju-l. ruertO Rc0 Gale de 10 Foaexa u1mer0 II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
D Il J)EN AElIbS PR. IL AiUnBRlDO DC TIS TIll
~'sON LOS DE LAS MARCAs: -
ssdf''tUl 'BRilLkNTE", ''ELEFANTt".
LUZ SOLAa" Y "AGUILA'.
An o-n
las cuales estan re9stradas y certif1cadas.

Gsrcs lAosltes, pro-
duosO lie. una fabrieS-
ci6n especial, debida Q
Ia experiences adquiRi-
da u d r q nUo la01les
Anos On Ia lndusxcln tte
rtdoar petroleo tantO
81 los RstA1os Unidos,
como en- UubA M6iico
: orEos passes, son, sis
no superlores, igualcs
q loa mejores que %
impor tan del ezttaniea
60, Dajo diversos nom.
ores y m AIcas, "a POE
su. buenas cualidades
l1niniciA, cuAnto por L.
sosuziuau que ofreceB.
a. Causs, Oe sus Altas
grEduR0lOnes en- densi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
IOSE T. SILVA
TETUAE 3T-CAPITAL

Oonsulado dc Mejios, Bar .acsc
.u,alGionistA, Ascnte pElaS -. -
sLompArla gcnes@l ir~s '.4Aat
.1e tSspotee tranccscsI, OO3ssa1J
III del Credit Ly ounAlal ID fAta, H.
: 4,e. ANTE dc Ioa Ls.Ao4s. .@-.
uU Call lie PAs.A, 10 IA u.+-
syia lie Scg1ioa 3Jats~ .iacaa D.
hotwioo UaloI. j Jit. O1-a
n nola" Aa.AAA is Asa3-.
.,so Dc DAIosloGA, T.sas -
i.Hl:, >sH'eNA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
II -TIy gaH "a -
Se' dcGb,.c. recibjg en- la Inopren-
td del B0Let(n:
7 N 7 A
7 [ n T A.

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
dellcado trabajo, en- envases des todo
peso. De coIores: azul, encarnada,
vloleta, amariila, verde y chocolate.
Estas 0ltimas eli envases de 500 gra~
mos y Il kiio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
LlBROS BARATOS
De venta, en- Ia ImpIensa d.
BOLRTIH MRRCAHrIL.

BoL1TIH M1RCAEru.
~ bolAa, al Come<clo
laa sociadades Ne Can
dlcs, l b
Leooi1 nes dc DerccnO hel
cAntll, pot varlos ALUM
aue dc dJE Luis Sllve4a,
LOMO s->s ~ u
Z bro dc las SatlrAs, por
don Ventura kulk A6ul.
era, comprende. Sal
Eas, Lea acadia mUQUr-
Ia, GFaA A4cLAs uc iUa
pcQuchos, EplgramAs
leEAIiss, Ta14@s G2ou4Aa
} AoA@ieJ As, / tomo, ras-
Lea @oU pA1 1.aAa..- ~
AA-Iuo, AVvoIA pUr uo2
nAaAQo kAmlro, -
no rust.cA T
2lnooacte y coELAd1lIo y
HI uccpo.a1o fIdrlcrA
por ldcn, III somo-. I
Loo bAnos do Arsol, %
a o4lA, poE III, IL EoAo 4
III < Al 49, uApAno, lacn
Y'lt tuel4, III ~ Au. /.
Ia cy cndA 70 Aoear-oae
- 1900 -~-~- --a
~ hlIo dsl 5Acrayau. usoI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
IIRROS RELIGIOS0S.

IA IN reciDido en- esta lmprc1 Z
nm notable surudo de oDrss reiiglo-
aas. selectas todAs, entire laS Gus
lea ee enCuentran Las siguientei'
fmttacs6n de CrisbO, Kempis.
udiCi6n eCOnomlcA.-----~ tO.O
IdAm de idem, ioem, "dloioa
de uio. ... .--~--.-~--- 1oO
Ancora de Salvacion. ---- Wl
Niu1ciCio cotidlAn0 ......-. Wl
Ri Devote Felgres, encuA-
ieruaCi6n imlTacion mAEnl 1.Ol
Luz dlvinA, characterization
p,el negrG CON 0.ocnoa. - 400
uus divina, enouAdsfn~oaon
de riguroso luto.. ....... 500
ur dlvlna, encuAdernaoiol
en- piel dc Australia y nj
lsV
Oficio del Domlngo..-..... ADJ
PeQueho OfCio, onouAdefnA
rion imltsclon mArril... SOU
OfiCios Fnnebres, enCuAdcr-
nAci6n oe piel CON relieves 20
NJ Iris del OrisuAno. encus-'
dexnaclon de piel. ..-..-. a-0
Iris celeste, encuAdcrnAcloH
uikel SsW
IDA celeste, enouAdernAosoD
d0HA0A------- --"s----- o.V
vuoologio Espanol, ensu.-
dernaci6n dc carey con ie-
crustacionea dc nAcat. -. l9Gu
In muler catolOa, encaAdti'
uacion de nAcAI con rclle-
yes,----..-----..--.-- YES ispO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
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