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New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
FINE WEATHER PREDICTED FOR TUESDAY

Washington. Oct 3O-"what kind OF weather
will there be on Election Day." an official of the
Weather Bureau asked to-day.
my belief !s that It will he pleasant all over
the country. The storm which ragged yesterday
and last night throughout the Central West Is 60
ing of into the Atlantic by way Of the ST. Law
renee and trace OF II will remain after to-
night So far as ! see now, there is nothing
from which another storm OF any kind Ia likely TO
develop before Tuesday. so that, unless the rnex-
pected happens. say We will have good weather
IN Election Day"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

chsap snd ra.Is. cSsGs of art
we've don't want any photosrsrA.
Xh MADAM sas saspsd !: nv, AVOIDING n. mpns
is ze peectaires Of PresIdentsl pnSotoerapA IA
siear @ r. mckinley M ct Monsieur Bryan. Madam e. Hea.
o MaSamnp ID rep 1s popr srts no? Only two dos aks
conntenanee 70 the other and sasped o"e o''tortea
I5 b"s Wevs %n'Gn en- Is Mckinley and which Is Bry.n
went the expressive hands: ""u shouders on
But Eat Is for madam TO decide e., a. .v
to me- es' ses ~ = M
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
CLOSING WORN AT HEADQUARTERS.

Yesterday Senator Quay's last day n.
Republican National Headquarters. The head
quarters is about deserted now and the actual
work CT the campaign is almost ended. Everybody
yesterday wes busy preparing for the great parade
60 10 Washington on his way to Beaver "a vots
He said that all the work well cleaned up. and
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
A CASE or PREFERENCE.
From The Chicago Tribune.

She lives Of the quiet residence streets OF the
North Side. and all OF the peifers and beGgars who
infest the vicinity aware OF her Inability TO say
No" In consequence they MI her house,wlth use.
less Inventions depete her pocketbook and waste It's
substance on beer, and cause her numbcress colds.
the fruits NJ standing In the open door while listening
to lengthy tales Of woe.
The other day she answered genteel ring at the
bell and found on the steps plump, hack.eyed indi.
to the tips Of his shabby shoea u his hands were two
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
A ROTSING RALLY ~ CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga, Tenn Oct. @-The Republican
cambaign In the lid Tennessee District was
brought TO close tonight with monster meet
ing at the courthouse which was addressed py
senator Frve NJ Maine and H. Clay Evans. Of this
city The crowd large that an Overflow
meeting Of several thousand people gatneren IN INC
cour, rd below and listened to local speakers
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
MINISTER'S TO MARCH ~ WORCESTER

Worcester Mass. oct So.-Worces'er is rapidly
being clothed in the Stars and Stripes for to-mor-
rows sound money parade. Already llOoo men nave
announced their intention OF marching. the minis
ters OF the city to-day voted at meeune in., W. vi
p,.riotic ut;erances TO march in body nelr
RaIlyng Committee consists Of the Rev. g ALVIN
Sebbns the Rev DIR. Daniel Mcrrman, the me nev' 1
LA rlan i. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
SHOT HIS FATHER FOR 4 DUCK.

Isadore Lash. a we-known resident OF Riverhead,
Long Island had a narrow escape from being killed
by his son yesterday. AS II is. he was seriously
wounded in the hip. Father and son decided 70 50
duck hunting on the ponds near Riverhesd yester
dav morning They started early, and atfer gong
together a short time. separated Inc son was
soms n stance from his father when he saw some'
thing move in the bushes. lie thought II aucs
and fred. There a shrek. ana tnen Young Lasn
discovered that he had wounded ms Iathe'.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY APPEAL

circular addressed to Democrats Of this State has
oeen sent out calling for the united support Of the
candidates OF the National Democracy, including
Palmer and Buckner. The circular slened by
Foster Peabody. Francis NJ Scott. John De Wi,
Wawer: Z; Ell,ry Anderson, r. R. Bowker Horatio
Sdns: =; hdins: tFraIki!n y Locke. Charles f. Bishop.
mfis e HSSsr' dsrS a WsenTans Perry Hmen. Calvin
eturses. Henry A. Richmond. john G. Milburn and
o. ]. Shrver. " ~
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
INSULTED BY BRY4NITES.
PALMER AND sucKNER RrDELY TREATED ~
MISSOURI TOWNS.

ST. Louis, Oct. 3o.-The Palmer-Buckner speei3
train reached Hannibal this morning at O'CLOCK
Bombs and bells proclaimed the arrival. and large
crowd gathered around the platform near the
depot where a ten-mnute speech was maze oy
General Buckner, amid much interruption py
Bryan adheren,s Stops were made at various
places between Hannibal and sedalia Large Large
rrowls assembled Al each station The greennss
in several places were wanting in proper respee,s.
and cheers for Bryan were given everywnere. AZ
furious and long-continued that attempts TO spesS
were aba rdoned.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
WAGES OF WEArERS INCREASED.

Philadelphia. Oct. So-The weaVers OF .~.s .s.s
pro,bers manufacturers OF cotton and woeHsa
~..as Tbird and Ontario SITS, have received ~
advance in wages amounting 10 ABOUT 10 PC. pe.vsr ss
When running full this firm gives work 20 se'S-
hundred persons.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
HERE'S A CASE OF ALLEGED COERCION.
CHARGED BECAUSE THEY INTENDED
TO VOTE FOR MKISLEY.

Eim,ra. y, Y. Oct. 3o-Complaint was mnds 10
District-Attorncy Knipp Of chcmuns County to-
day by q. W. Hardmar that David Kent and q.
w Miller, who run sawmil ~ Lowmans. few
miles east OF this city. had discharged seventeen
employees for declaring their intention Of voting
for Mckinley Hardman says he on" Of the
men discharged. and. in addition 10 lodging his
information with the Dis'rict-Atorney. threatens
civil proceedings for breach Of contract, saying
that he was engaged for year. The story is de-
nied at LOwmans.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
NOT KEEPING THEIR BARGAIN.

Raleigh " G., Oct 3o-Informa,ion has been
ceived az Democratic headquarters here tina, 100000
tickets have been printed and circulated In different
parts ~ the State bearing the device sralght opu
list Ticket" containing only names OF Popust e.ect-
ors and leaving off the names OF Democratic and
received here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
uJDDLETOWY MANS GOOD THINGS"

Middletown, ~ Y. Oct. 30 tSpeciaD'-'co'se h."'
nronr,ctor OF the Madison House. tonight bet ~"
- ,o;o with Dr Thomas Gson 5000 to 500 With
pos,mas,er Charles l.. Elwood. and sloo 70 w,
Win Dr F. ~ Barnes that Mckinley wouid Dc
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
MRS. ABBEY SAILS FOR NEW-YORA.

London Oct. 3o.-Amons the saloon passenss ~s
booked 70 sail from Southampton for New -.
on board the American Line steamer 81 rSu, ~. :.
morrow are Lady Pauncefote and dausn'ersd & snd Mrs.
Wenrv F. Abbey Miss Olga Brandon MI. anu = "a n
.John c. New Miss Frances E. Willard anu .
Willard,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
NOTES OF THE CAhPAIGNS END.

The Republican Club, at No 45o F'ifth-ave. VIII
receive the election returns Tuesday evening
in the cubrooms. and full attendance OF the
members Is desired. There will be special wire wire
70 the clubhouse for election news. and me oper.
ator will be- r attendance from noon to late hour
at night 10 receive bulletins.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

Mckinley and honest money bu, no vote must De
wasted Tuesday. -
General Batcheder also spoke. Isaac Fud. who
presided. made the prediction ;ha; Mckinney VIII
have 1900 plurality In Wes; Virginia l5.cC0 IN Ken
lucky and 10000 in Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

confessed that he did not know enough to discuss
the silver question although he had read two BOOKS
on the subject. But am for Bryan. ne aauuu: sh
trlIs
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

The Marine Manufacturing and SuppE company,
OF No. 1888 South-st.. together with numoer OF
tho nciRhborng merchants, unfurled a handsome
Mckinley and Hobart banner yesterday. Whcn.
with the smaller campaign fass nearby, give 10
the street gay appearance
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
GOOD NEWS From KENTUCKY.
EVERYTHING POINTS TO TIE ELECTION OF
M'KINLEY AND OF NINE REpUBL-


Cincinnati, Oct. S0-Samucl j. Roberts. chairman
OF the Kentucky Republican Committee. save out
the following yesterday:
"All our adviccs from tho I'D, With and With
districts are encouraging. and We will surely elect
Granks Ernst and BrecklnrdEe TO Congress
These are conceded TO the Democrats by close ma
iorties in the above mentioned unofhc'al tables
OF estimates Everything points 70 victory for
Mckinley In kentucky and tho election OF nine
Congressman out of eleven.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

The Republican Campaign Committee OF the
XXIst Assembly District has engaged Lion faIN,
One-hundred and -eighth-st. and Coumbusa ave, lol
election night A wire has been put in. ana COM
piete returns will! be received.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

John Byrne. president OF the Democratic Honest
Money League OF America. issued statement 10
the voters the XVIII Congress District 'ss'
night denying the assertion that the League IN
dorsed the candidacy of Charles V. Fornes. the
nominee OF the National Democratic Party. IN tho
district and the announcement that he would
speak r favor Of Mr.. Fornes. This ortaniza. mia
Of the nomination h. Mr. Fornes. and urt ed lis
reiectioT by him It opposed his CANDIDACY upon
tho ground that II jeopardzsd the success OF OF
Iemuel T.. Qugg. the sound-mOney candlrate IN
the district who was already In nomination at ,ns
made II believes that\ Mr. Quigg Is the only
sound money "a ldidae in the district who can be
only"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

Postmaster Dayton yesterday received an en-
phatIc denial from a meeting OF the letter.
carriers OF this city that they as BODY ihdorse
any political organization or that they dc NOT
wish to extend to any Of their associates the "
most independence in the exercise OF the right OF
franchise The denial came in the form of
resolution, passed at the meeting which was held
on Thursday night, 400 etter-carr'ers nelng pres
ont 'This denial" tho resolutions state. is actu.
n ted upon Information that rumors have reached
the of the local postal authorities affecting our
standing in such matters This meeting picdses
TO Mr. Dayton our most hearty and earnest co.
operation IT, maintaining the high standard oi
hereby exp esses appreciation OF our absolute
freedom from all manner Of political assessments
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
HlNNA MAKES A SPEECH.

elected He declined to amend his prediction .ma'
McK iniey would have at least 20 electoral 'ote''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
BUSINESS MEMS NOON MEETINGS.

HAS BEEN WON But NO VOTE MUST
BE WASTED
General Powell Clayton. Of the Republican National
Committee. the chief speaker at the MONDAY
meeting Of the Commercial Travellers Sound Money
Club yesterday. and he began by reminding the audi
ence of the promises OF better times which made
by the Democrats who wanted Grover Cleveland
elected four years ago. Then ne reminded his hearers
OF the closing OF markets and mills that have resulted
from the election Of 1892
told that II voted we would
live in clover" ne said but II this is clover give us
jmson weed or dog-fennel" Laughter)
Four Classes Of persons behind the silver move
ment the speaker said He began the list with the
Of silver mines and when he got to the fourth
class he said: And then there are unmgated fools
and this country Ii cursed with a large number OF
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNE.l

1t had become dark by the time Decatur, county
Beat OF the densely Democratic county OF Adams,
was reached. A crowd OF about 1000 people were
gathered about the station, where a stand had been
erected General Harrison got a warm reception
though for the first time the Journey number OF
cheers for Bryan heard. In his speech here he
went history OF the Republican party In
making good the promises Of the Government In re-
Stunning specie payments and declared that the Demo-
cratic party had faced completely about the money
question IN four years. quoting the platform OF 1892
and recent speeches Of Bryan in support of the
ser,ion The principal point Of his speech. however
was In dealing with the question Of fusion. lie told
his old Democratic friends Of Adams County that
they could vote the straight Democratic ticket
this time II they wanted to.
For whom do you expect TO vote?" he asked.
ssFor Bryan and Sewall? You cannot do It, If you
should carry Indiana, five Of your electoral votes
would go for Thomas Watson. OF Georgia. who is
not Democrat and does not claim TO be n Demo-
crat; They have put ave Iopusts upon your cleo
vote goes 10 Bryan and Sewall your ticket. and
one-thrd Of It goes 10 Bryan and Watson. the Pop
the balance OF power in the Electoral College you
would have Thomas Watson for Vice-Presdent or
nobody. You. who have been taking the straight
thing all these years cannot get the straight thing
this year by voting the Democratic ticket (Ap-
plause) But you can vote straight Republican
ticket and thereby uphold many OF the principles for
which Jackson and Jefferson stood principles that
are now attacked by Mr.. Bryan and the Chicago
platform"
was considerably behind. and fast run was made
TO Fort Wayne. which was reached at 6:l5 only a
few minutes late. Here General Harrison rested I'm
his car until 7.30 o'clock. when the Republicans Of
Allen County gave Of the biggest demonstra-
tions that they have ever known. A night parade
that required a couple Of hours In passing took
length by General Harrison IN a circus ten, thai
had been procured for dle occasion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-19

RecoMENDAMos Ia "Digestiaa I"
Ulrici, que es un nuevs medicamento
que bieR puede cali6carse de ehcaz
en- Las enfernedades del sss6w9gs ,
de asombrosos resultados. Ell EXPIRE
sado remedio sc administra en- obleas,
y 81 inventor garantiza Ia cWacion de
las personas que 10 usen y el alivio
mejoria desde la primera GAIA
Este afamado especi6co % recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico D. Fidel Gui-
llermety.
MARlPosA." Capriche de Con
cierto r .ra piano, obra selecta y cele-
bradisi na del eminente compositor
don Gonzalo de ] N1hez; edicion de
lujo, elegantemel e grabada en- Ia
Litografia del BCLETIN. Consta de
6 paginas de deliciosa m1sica, lleyan-
dc al frente artistica y alegorica por-
tada. A pese el ejemplar en- est.
Imprenta.
VA EN- EsTA CAPITAL.-Se han
visto conhrmados los informes que
tenfamos del famoso preparado far.
maceutico Digestive Mojarrieta "
que en- la Isla de Cuba ha llamad O
poderosamente la atencion por sus
admirables euras en- enfermos del es
tonnage y de los intestinos. padecien
do desde largo tempo y agotanto un
arsenal de medicinas.
No dudamos que la misma fama
que en- Cuba adquiera dieho remedio
aqui, donde tanto Sc padece del esto-
msgo { intestinos.
RASGo DE HoKRADEZ.-Ayer Sc
ha presentado en- nuestra Redaccio,
el joven d. Rom Santana. de of
clio hojalatero. manifestsndonos que
cn la Doche del I6 Sc eneontr6 uns
plaza de Magistrado, y que Sc hall.
Ia misma q disposition dc 81 dueh
en- el domicilio del exponen:e, S.i
Jose, Io.
Aplaudimos este rasgo de honrade
cue taRto enaltece al referido Santana
D. z. P.-Falleci6 81 Vikrnes Glti
po en- esta Capital 9! spseeisbIe an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-19
MOvIMIRNTO DE BUQURs



De Haiti y escslas, vsp. fr. 30
ltnde Rodriguez 6 J. I. Silva ,
90, con ca,ga d. transito.
D. Montevldeo, berg esp "Nue.
W Paula" & Pslacios y 90. CON
341 $40 kilos carne tsssjo.
De Galveston, vsp Dor &c yller",
LAtimer y Fernandez, 1909 &c
hsr.ns, 40 idem arIoz.
axTHADAs D1 O. BOTAJA
Col esp Encarna,l5n de Vieques
y Fajarco.h
BdrA esp PaQuits de Aguadiila
Col esp "Elefante" de Ponce.
sALIDAs DR TRAynafA.
Para OAdiz y escAiss, vsp. esp.
'Reina Maria Cristina" de. p &C hsdo
por s. de Esquisgs, 1877 sl cate
16443 kilos. Por j. O:hos y Hmno
III sl cafe 9570 kiloe. Pr 8. de
Itquierdo y Go, 80 81 cafe 5144 XII
los. Por s. de VIjsnde y 90, 90 9,
cafe $3.50 kllos. Por Plsnas Roio
= 90, 19l sI cafe .18494 kilos. For
Pedro e Zsmorano 78 ., oocos. Pa
8 Malaga, por s. de vljands y 90,
"a 81 cate 6829 kiIos. Por J. Oshoa
y Hmno, 260 sl cafe 2l8OO kllos.
Por 8. de Isquierdo y %, 10 sl c6fe
948 kilos. Para 6evilla pot 8. de &c
q iags, Sc 81 cafe 1927 kilo' 4 or vi
oente y o., 25 Il cate 2O6O kllo..
Para Valencia, pOr 8 de EEquisgs, =,
10 81 cafe 1912 kiIes, 2 sl "a 4 oar 2l6
X los. Para VIgo, por j. o 4hos )
HmDo, go sI cafe 546O kilos, 100 q
sz6 ,ar lO610 kilos. Por Vicente !,
20, 90 81 csfe ALSO kilos. Por =. de
E,quiags, 80 Il cate 4l0O k llor, 100
4 aa6,ar 10000 kilos. Para BARGE
lOns, por A. Rsu. .che plat, 1000 sl
aE6car 1l6329 kilos. Por J. T. Sil
way 20. l51 81 cafe I4758 klios.
Por Juan PlEa y Mss. ~ s eaie
1886 kilos. Por AhumAda y Co. o
u cafe 100 kllos. Por A. Vlcente
J O., 68 sl cafe 5064 k,los. Por :.
delIEqutrd1 J Co 20 sI cafe 1899
kllos. POr s. de Vijande y O.. l32
i csi6 1l908 kllos. Por j. Osho.
, Hpno. 100 q cafe 8640 ktlos, 437
q asucsr 274OO klios. Pr b. ds
Ezquiaga, 3f6 sl cafe 3l325 kslos.
Para SA7 Sebastian. por b. dc IL
quiAgs. rs st cafe 6040 kiIos. Poi
). DO VDAnde J Go, 50 q cafe 4oSt
kllos.
| Para Ii Abana y escals vap. Esp
'B. Iglen.s' i espaehado por .. d.
EE1uisgs j. oshoa J Hmoo 81
sl cafe 5000 k los. Para Gibara
pr Lipes Yillamll y o., Is sIl
cafe 1923 kilos. Para Enevll As
oor III PeTes y 90, 10 s.s cal.
1850 kilos.
Para Lunenburg, ber ing May
despachsdo poF Lopes V.liamIl
Oo, cou 246 sls. l0i boooyes aIGca
q3662 kllos.
| Paa Arroyo gol Ing "MIbni
Maud, desDsohAda poE LopsE VI
lIamil y Go, en- lsssTe.
Para 5t Thomas y E1ropa vsp
II "Ollnde. RodrigueG," despasha
40 poF J, I. Silva J 90 con easg
Dc tlanato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-19

Bretaha en- ell establecimicnto de isis
tema polltico" alguno en- Venezuela
Tan solo Sc trata de fijar las frontera'
de una possession ingless, que pertene
cia a Inglaterra desde mucho ante'
que la Rep1blica de Venezuela exis.
tiese.
Por 10 que Sc re6ere al arbitraje
lord Salisbury advierte que siemprt
es facil encontrar "un arbitro compe
tente, y, al mismo tempo, impartial
y que la tarea de obtener la adhesion
de las dos parties a la sentencia dicts
ca no deja de ofrecer sus dihcultades.
La pretension de una tercera poten
cia, no interesada en- la question. no
puede ser razonablemente defsndid /.
y carece de fun n1amento en- derecho
International"
"Tienen los Estados Unilo, el dc
recho que toda otra nacion de tomai
pAIlido en una DISCUSSION en- qdc su>
ptopios intcteses esten en- juego; pero
no en- otro case, y jamas en- nombre
de la doctrina de Monroe :. En- cuan
to a considerar como valilos los ar
gumentos geogra6cos { historicos de
Mr.. Olney, equivaldria conceder
que la union entire la Gran Bretaila y
el Canad por ejemplo, cs contraria
la naturaleza y las conveniencias
internacionales
Ademas de 10 dicho, adviertase que
81 los Estados Unidos Sc atribuyen Ii
protection de todos los paises america
nos, y deducen de esa situacion espe
cial el derecho de intervenir en- los
confictos que tengan con Europa, es
precise que la Republica norteameri
ma acepte entonces la responsabilidad
de las faltas que los Gobiernos de esos
Estados puedan cometer respecto de
las potencias europeas; porque 81 la
responsabilidad de esa direction no es
acerptada per ell Gobierno de la
Union, zen que derecho Sc funda para
mantener respecto de Europa una
teorfa tan extrana?
Por nuestra parte nos limitaremos
a lamar la atencion s,bre los razo
namientos de lord Salisbury, que, en-
general, nos parecen irretutables, a 10
menos desde el punto de vista del de
recho. Tienen, ademas, para los es-
pafioles, el interes especial de preve
mir. siquiera sea en- el lenguaje diplo
matico, la posibilipad de teda aplica
cion de la doctrina de Monroe los
asuntos antilauos; y como quiera que
no siempre en- Espaia son tratadas
las cue: STONES internacionales que mas
nos importan con el discurso que fue
"a menester, bueno sera estar preve
nidos y transmitir al p1blieo los razo
concluyentes de la Gran
Bretaha ante las pretensiones injusti
hcables de los Estados Unidos.i
Tales y tan fuertes sueles ser las {
de la vida international,
que q los Estados debiles les suele
valer m invocar un buen ejemplo
que un derecho indiscutible, poder
afrmar que Sc halan bien y dehniti
vamente resueltas ciertas cuestiones,
que planteallas 8 discutirlas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-19
DEDlCATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TTTULO.


SUMARIO.-Luchemoa-El deber
cumpiido.-Ls generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana-Pretex-
tos Criminales. = La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifeatsciones.-La opinion p6hlica.
I'll periodismo.-Lo cue debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy 10
prenss.-La prsnsa y Las leyeA-
- polltica.-Lo que debe ser 10
po.ltica.-O6mo se hacen los poll
ticos.-C6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.--Artif-
clos politicoA-El carnaval poEti-
oo.-Miserias politiCas. - Sinceri-
dad pontica.-Fanatiamo politico
LA dem0c7acia.-Principios de-
mocr3ticos. democrAti.
cos.-Delirios democrAticos. - In
libertad ds 10 OAtedra.-Libersad
contra dereoho.-La igualdsd 10.
oiaI.-AR igua.dad en- In historia.-
La igualdsd ante 10 rag6n.-Ls q co.
berGnta.-La 0enagogia.-Los hun.
nos modernoa.-I4a revolucion.
Las Observation-Disclosures y caos.-|
Sl acknowledgements demo-
ledoras Cancer social.-Ant tiuo
miss J ancmhlia1-El mayor de
los errores.--AliG Va Ia nave.-Epi
logo y oonolusi6n.
Dc vepta.-Rn la Imprenta del
B0LRrIE MARoAxrIL.
Precio.-Un peso sincuenta co.,
avoa ejemplaT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-19

ciano Sr. don Felix Claudio y Cueto
iefe de una f milia jus. lmente &C nsi
derada.
Deseamos la eterla gloria al Sr
Claudio. enviamoi sentido pess me
su dignl Sra. viudA e hJos.
HONRAS FUNIBRES -Hemos side
invitados para la honras qle por e.
eterno descansp del ilustce Ger era
Gamir deben h berse celebra DO yer
II, Ell b .yam u Yabuco,, asi CO.
mo para las que tendran efecto el 20
en- Vega baja.
Agradecidos quedamos estas en-
clones.
lQUE ES rs s. gun u c,'e ga,
dicese que en- AsuAdilla ha ocurlido
alcunos dr-6r @"n8s, COZ motive de
h iDeise dado sillos IL )nve hientts.
FELL, vTtJc..--Fn ell vaoor di &C.
to emba'co para Id Peninsula cl Sr.
Fiscal de S. M. ID. uan' dc Ia ( ruz
isneros, que Va Ell comision del ser
vicio y agfegado d la Codi6cadora.
Tambien Sc ausento en- dicho vapor
nuestro estlmado amigo D. Ricardo
Mendizabal
iFeliz viaje!
FARMACIA. Nos parti:ipa el Sr.
Ion Pedro F. Coiberg, desde Cabo
rrojo, que ha comprado a Ds Zoila
Pabon, vil1a de Martin. la farms cia
que pertenecio a su Sr. esposo. Dlcha
farmacia girara en- 10 sucesivo con el
nombre y apellido de su dueno, va
citado.
Gracias al Sr. Colberg por su atento
aviso.
VISTA DE DESPEDIDA.-Recibi-
mos oportunamente la muy atenta
que Sc sirvio hacernos Ell apiaudido
y notable primer Baje d. la Ccmpa
MIA de Opera Popular, Sr. don Juan
Gil Rey.
Nuevos exitos desea nos sin ERA
nente al mencionado artista.
GRACIAs. Ell amigo y companeio
3rau nos HI obsequado con un eJem
,lar, impreso, de su celebrada confe-
encia, "Dos iactores de. la coloniza
ion de Puerto Rico dedicada por el
utor al benemeiito Comercio.
Estimamos el odse luio.
QUE Sc RESTABLEZC A Sc encuen-
ra enfermo, aunque no de cuidafo,
nuestro distihguldo
migo D. Francisco Martin Sanchez,
1obernador del Banco Espsfol.
Hacemos votos PR su restableci-
liento.
DEPoSITARfA MUNICIPAL DE SAN
uan de Puerto Rico Pages cores
ondiente al p esente mes:
Dia "a, Capitulos 10, 20 y %, Per
onal y Material
Di Is, Cap;tulo % instruction
'1blica]
Dia a6, Capitulos $50: y, 81, 81,
%, IIe y 12?.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-19
pETlClON FISCAL.

Ell Sr. Fiscal de la causa instruida
con motive de los suces ;
de Toa alta, ha pedido Ia abso
lucion del Voluntario Sr. Agrinsonis
y las penas de varios amos de prision
contra los individuos Beltran, Sevilla
y Marrero por insulto de palab'a, con
intento de obra, fuerza armada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-19
ALHANAQUGS PARA 1896.

De pAsgo, con ei sAntoral, da-
os AtEfonomieos, ieasas reIigio
A. y ohciAlss, etc, y Blosks, ds
'sriAdas tormAa Y elsganses GRO
10 o. asgorlcos. desds el mAs 10
oso al mAs evon6mi-o, pefo TO-
dos osl.9ss' , e#eogi os. hAlianse ,
de vendtn ca essa In oTeasa.