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The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
FIRED. AT NJ. FAURE
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.
A Nam Fires Point blank at the
President While the Latter Ix
Reviewing Troops The Fellow
Is Saved From BEING Lynchel by
the Crowd-fe Claim. to Have
Fired a Blank Cartridges.

Paris. July 1G. - An attempt was
made to assassinate President Faure
to-day. The president had gone to
IOngchampS to review the troops. He
lad no sooner entered the field when
Il man in the crowd stepped forward
and fired n revolver at him. The shot
did not take effect. The would-be as
Snssin was at once arrested. He de-
clarcd that he had only fired n blank
cartridge, and that l,e had no intention
of killing the president. When it be
came known III the crowd that the
president had not hcen hurt by the
shot. the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested. Cheer after tl;"er was
sent UP. and the people could scarcely
he restrained hy the guards from
crOWtling about the place wllerc the
president and Ills suite were standing.
The news of the attempt upon the
life of President Faurc spread with
great rapitiity among the crowds of
people. who were celebrating the ma
tioEal fetc day, and created an inl-
mcnse sensation. Tie president. after
the incident. was everywhere received
with cheers, the people taking that
means of expressing their qualification
at his escape from u violent death.
AS President Faurc. seated in an
open carriage and accompanied by NJ.
Melinc. the premier. and NM. Boiscd
and Tourney. appeared upon the re-
viewing stand at I4oEgcllaml,s, IL we'll
dressed man. about forty years of
age. who had hctn leaning against Il
tree. took deliberate aim and fired
twice in quick succession with Il re-
volycr at the president. The man had
not time to fire again before the crowd
closed in upon him and seized him,
and. but for the Intervention Of the
police. the wO,lld-he assassin would
probably have been lyncllrd.
The name Of the man is given as
Francois. 1t appears that some time
ago. in order to draw attention to n
supposed grievance which he har-
bored. he fired II revolver in the hall
of the chamber of deputies. Francois
declares; hat lie had no desire to harm
the president. but that the sole pur-
pose of his act to-day was to secure
a hearing by the president of his
grievance.
The full name is found to be Eugene
Marie Francois. His record proves to
he well known and he has before been
under tile surveillance of the police.
He was dismissed from his position
as foreman of municipal works in
June for sending threatening verses
to the president of the municipal
council. On June % he threw in the
chamber of deputies pamphlet on
titled Freedom of Writing in the
Nineteenth Century Under Felix L."
In this pamphlet he spoke of the
abuses of the administration and de-
clarcd that attempts had been made
to poison him wherever lie Went After
The excitement OF the sensational fir
ing upon the president from throng
of people had somewhat subsidized. the
incident began to be regarded as only
the irresponsible and harmless act of
| a na.lnan
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
TELLER FOR BRYAN.
Dam afasaassa to Kx,saai,axa

The Colorado Senator Endorses the
Democratic Nominee.
Denver, July 16.-Senatcr Teller has
returned to Denver from Mnnitou,
where he has been in conference with
Senator Dubois of Idaho and Con-
gresham Hartman of Montana as to
the course the silver Republicans shall
pursue in the approaching campaign.
They have postponed their conference
until other silver Republicans can ar
rive. They will probably then issue
a statement of their position. Senator
Teller makes no concealment of his
intention to support Mr.. Bryan for the
presidency. He says he is satisfied
that the Bryan people will make the
financial question paramount to all
others in the campaign. and that, If
elected. Mr.. Bryan will devote him
self with great singleness of purpose,
to securing return of national BIZ
metallism. Mr.. Teller believes Mr..
Bryan Is strong candidate to begin
with, and that he will constantly grow
with the people. Mr.. Teller will not
permit the use Of his name at the st.
Louis convention.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

Hayward, Wis. July 16.-Last week
party Went from Mason. Wis, to
Pike lake for camping season.
Among the party was John Lester and
family. While there his Oldest boy,
Charles. got separated from the rest,
in the woods and was lost. Large
searching parties have been searching
the woods since. but no trace of him
has been found. except where he
stayed one night. The boy was in
quite poor health. and all hope is given
up of ever finding him.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
". d. Bynuln Bolts.

indianapolis. July 15.-Ex-Congress-
man w. d. Rynum says in an inter-
view this morning: 81 have already
said that could not support the Chi
cago platform and ticket. Personally
/ like Mr.. Bryan. but his views are so
mt variance with what I believe to be
for the best interests of the country
that would be false to my convic-
tions We're to support his candidacy"
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

st. Louis. July 15-At 2:3O o'clock
this morning fire destroyed the boiler
room of the Merchants Terminal cle-
vator. located at Second and Bidllc
streets. John Il. Ryan, president Of
the company. did not arrive on the
scene until some time after the fire
and when seen estimated that
the loss would be at least S59O.OO0.
The amount of insurance at this time
is unknown. The elevator contained
many thousand bushels of grain.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Fer Over Fifty Ysara

AN OLD AND WELL-TRISD REM
EDY.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
rup has been used for over fifty years
by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect
success. ltsoothes the child, softens
the gums, allays oil pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhga. Is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by Druggists in every part of
the world. Twenty-fi cents a bot
tie. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. WinslOw's
Soothing Syrup, and take no other
kind. .z
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
UCYelNna -

"Cyclone." though portentous word, ia not old
in the English language. 1t was introduced in
1Sts hy Henry ridiinYton. the author Of .'The
Sniors Horn Book" "(Hnrricane storms. whirl.
Winds African tornado. water sponts. samiel. ST.
OF circular or highly curved winds adopt the term
Cyclone frorn the Greek 'knklos' (which signifies
an,oi.g other Things the coil of snake) rs ex-
pressing sufficiently the tendency to circular mo.
tion in these metcors..". DR.. Kane In 1856 used
the smelling 'cyclouc,''
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Killed by Molten Iron

Gladstone. Mich, July 1G.-At the
Cleveland Cliffs blast furnace, just be-
fore the blast was to be drawn off yes
tcrday afternoon. n horrible accident
occurred. Two of the worlsmen were
near the great furnace, waiting for
the vent to be made, when a couple of
bricks were blown out and the men
were covered with the molten iron as
it poured out. One was so badly
burned that the flesh dropped off from
him as lie was lifted. He died almost
Immediately. The other unfortunate
fellow lived in agony till today.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Took Rough ON Rats.

Lake City, AIinn.. July Is. = This
morning report came from Mazeppa
that Frnnk ,Loudwich. an old settler.
had taken rough on rats and was dead
from tile effects. He took two doses.
the first was neutralized by medical
aid. but the second was effective.
Family trouble and too much whisky
is the cause.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
will Endor.e nrvnn

Huron, S. D., July 15.-rhe Populist
morrow to nominate a state ticket and
name delegates to the national conven-
tiOn. The convention will indOrSe
Bryan. Senator Pettigrew is also here
to form a silver party and elect dele
gates to the national convention of
whom lie will be one.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Expcdition Landed.

Jacksonville. Fla.. July u. = The
steamer Three Friends returned to
this port to-day. Capt. Brurd gives a
very interesting account Of his last
voyage. The expedition, which was
successfully landed on the Cuban
coast. was composed of 100 men under
Col. Terrcs. The vessel also carried
a large cargo Of arms and supplies.
Capt. Brurd says he is done with fill
hnStcrir1
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Cnntured Two Reds

Spokane. WASH. July Is. United
States Marshal Vanson and Govern
ment Agent Newman captured Louis
Tah and Pierce Joseph. two murder
GUS Indians. who killed Indian An
drew at n dance near here OH July 4.
Both Indians. who are desperate char
acters, We're lodged IN Jail here.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
As Ensland's Guest.

London, July 1G. - Lord Salisbury,
On behalf of the queen. has invited Ii
Hung Chang. who is now in France,
to visit England at the national ex-
pense. Ii Hung Chang has accepted
this Invitation and will stay in Eng
land for a month, from Aug. 3. He
will be lodged In mansion, probably
ON Carlton House Terrace.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

Washington, July ia story of the
Armenian troubles of last year with
the massacrcs and the tribnlations of
the missionaries. the movements of
our warsllips and the vigorous action
of United States Minister Terrell, is
told in the Forthcoming volume of
foreign relations. The telling of the
tale requires no less than 24O printed
pages.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Cho.-n by Hanna

Cleveland. July IL. = Hon. NJ. A.
Hanna to-day announced the national
executive committee to be as follows:
NJ. a. Hanna, chairman, Cleveland:
William NJ. Osborne, secretary, Bos-
ton; Gen. Powell Clayton. Arkansas;
Charles G. Dawes. Illinois; w. Il. Dur
bin, Illinois: Cyrus Leland. Kansas;
Joseph II. Manley. Maine: Hon. NJ. $.
Quay. Pennsylvania: ii. G. Payne,
Wisconsin,; n. B. Scott, West Virginia.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Goxernor.hip Rejected.

last night sent the following to st.
Louis paper for publication: 'In or
tion OF my name for governor, have
reasons. personal to myself, for say
ing that under no circumstances will
l make the gubernatorial race. If I
cannot 20 to congress and continue
the fight of twenty years past, will
remain in private life"
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Once Mnyor of st. PAUL

st. Paul. July 15.-John Esaias War
rem. mayor OF st. Paul in the early
days, and also United States district
attorney. died in Brussels. Belgium,
on Monday of last week, the news of
his death reaching Judge Flantlrau
this morning. OF late Mr.. Warren has
been residing at Richtield Springs.
N. T.. and for long time llas been at
work upon a new book to he published
in BRUSSELS. He left Richfeld Il few
weeks ago on the call of his publish.
els. and was taken down soon after
reaching Brussels. He expired within
a few hours after he was taken i'll.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Risnmy Charged to a Justice.

bHRUuy VuUTEcu OuWtACe. .
Tower. n. D.. July 15.-John Alvin,
n Justice of the peace. has been ar
rested by an officer from Grafton.
charged with bigamy, the complaining.
witness residing at Gnfton. Her
name is Clendenning. and she tells an
interesting story of her married life
with the man who has lived with his
second wife at Tower and has meted
ont justice to all comers.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Prono.aIa Rejected.

Alton, ILL.,, July 15.-The American
Film Glass workers. convention to-day
rejected all propositions fol-, the estab-
slishment of cooperative plants. The
rommittees reporting to-day showed
Nttle change in the wage schedules.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
Neirhborly Attention.

II didn't sleep a wink last night;
that Tugby baby cried all the night
before"
"How did that keep you awake last
night?"
you see, waited until the 1ugbys
got to bed and then played on my
cornet until daylight" Chicago Rec
ord
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

London. July ia dispatch to the
Times from Lima, Peru, says con-
spiracy organized by Gen. Caceres
against the government Las been dis
covered and that many officers and
civilians have been arrested.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
A stranger Insane.

Royalton, AIinn.. July ia, stranger
named Stephen Olson was taken vio-
lently insane here yesterday. He is
a Norwegian about twenty-three years
old. and stated that he had relatives
Mt Hayward. Wis.,, and also at Grand
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

Scion Chase, the originator of the
greenl,ack movement of 1874 in Maine,
and who has been spoken of for pres
idcnt on the Populist ticket, has de-
clarcd for Bryan.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

For your Projections -Catarrh "Cures" or
Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken
internally, usually contain either Mercury or
Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are I'M jur-
ious if too long taken. Catarrh is local, not
q blood disease, caused by sudden change to
cold or damp weather. 1t starts in the nasal
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
Gold in the head causes excessive flow of
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
suits of catarrh will follow; severe pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. The remedy should be quick to allay
inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, SO cents.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18
No End of Fun.

Mamma-Did you have nice time
in the park?
Boy-Yes.
Mamma-What did you do?
Boy-Oh. lots of things. Run on the
walks, an made faces at the pleece-
man, an lodged the horses, an fred
stones Mt the Keep of the Grass"
signs. an Cincinnati Jour.
nal and Messenger
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

Dcs Moincs, July 1G.-The free silver
men held union meeting here today.
here We're about $50 delegates in at
tendance besides many visitors. 1t
was decided to make vigorous state
campaign and to place congression-
nj candidate in the field from each dis
trict. An attempt will be made to
fuse with the Democrats. A delega-
tion to the st. Louis convention next
week will be selected.
The Dickinson press., 1896-07-18

A terrific rain storm and cloud burst
did an Immense amount OF damage
in Lima, Ohio, and vicinity early this
morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-07-24

RECoMRNDAMOs la "Digestina'
Ulrici, que es un nuevo medicamentc
que bien puede califcarse de efcai
en- las Intermediates del est6mago J
de asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE.
sado remedio Sc administra en- obleas
su inventor garantiza la curacion dc
las personas que 10 usen, y el alivio {
mejoria desde Ia primera Gaia.
Este afamado especihco 10 recibe J
vende en- Puerto Rico d. Fidel Gui
llermety.
INTERESANTE.-Para la conserva
cion de los sellos de gonna es indis
pensable que la tinta que con ellos st
emplea sea especial.
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL, de A.
Lynn Sucesora de Morris, Sc vender
tinta especial y de superior calidao
para sellos de gonna, y almohadillas
pefmanentes de todos tamafos y co.
lores. Con el uSo de dicha tinta s.
conserva la elasticidad de los sellos,
que Sc hacen inatacables por los insec.
toS.
De GEL UNIVERSAL de Mexico re
cortamos este case, que bastarla par
demostrar la superioridad del "Diges
two Mojarrieta" sobre cusnto existe
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)psRACI0NEs DE BUQuAs In Pro
TRAV g5iA.

TIA EuiA.
Bsrg amer Henry b. OleAv, E
pendieute.
Berg. amer. "Ga0riell1" descs I
gando.
Nsp esp ManuelA ca'xa1i1
Berg ing Seep.re pendicnte.
VAp. esp. "Betengurr e. Graf
de-" deseargando.
Gol. amer. II. Rle kcrsona dee
otgando
=. oAhorAJf-
Col. cap. "Eicisntc4 prudieor
Col esp India ..eud ,lte.
Col. cap. Dcac ada" eAtgA pAi
| Asreioo>
V.p cap "VAaes e1rgan 10,
&c. cap Ga-e m.soe c4tgA =.
, 70 Arroyo
Go. .p "Bo,!n aen' e4tsa pal,
Agusd.nA J Aayagnes.
Col esp ~. &c Aice. 10 eAfs
pAiA MsyAgaea-
B1tA. osp lie q ael Nal" ca
"a para Vega taa
Col esp "PtuT!dshca1 eATgl
para f.lAsdo
Bdsa. cap Malta A,:Aa sAsgi
"a Vlssgos J Aa-lAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-07-24

He aqu1 como refere "El Univer-
SAL de Mexico otra reciente curacion
ali practicada por el Digestive Moja-
rrieta.
Gel senior administrator del hctel
Gulrdioia, callc Ia de San Francisco
en- esta capital, de quen Sc We ell re
trato sobfe estas lineas, constituye
ev:dente prueba de la ehcacia del en-
rediidad universe lmente famoso Dies
two MoJarrleta, pues forma parte de
esos millares de personas que han pa
sado gran parte de su vida vlctimas
de su estomago, y despue4 de probar
Gu nto existe, cuando estuvo bier
convencido de que todo es in1tll aun
que calme, acudio al ben probado
Digestive Mojarrieta, demostran 10 su
gratitud la siguiente carta:
"Mexico, febrero % de 1896. Des-
pues de padecer por espacio mayo,
d. diez amos dolorosa enfermedad de
estomago, que me incapacitaba para
todo, hinchazon y pesadez del vientre
despues de todo alimento, repugnan
cia y acedias que me mareaban y ha
clan estar constantemente moles;o
habiendo agotado los mil tratamento.
de diferentes medicos inltilmente. '
agradecido, hago constar que estoy
enteramente bueno despues de tomaI
cincuentA y ocho dias seguidos ell Di
gestivo Mojarneta Puede asi hacerlo
publico siempre que 10 dcsee, y en- e.
hotel Guardiola estoy la disposition
de TODD el que encontrandose enfermo
como 20 estaba. desee conocer mi hi :.
toria-Franc,Sc0 Caba1as."
AGRADECIDOs.-Lo estamos a
Casino Hispano Americana de Sar
German por habermos atentament,
invitado para las hestas que Sc propo
ne celebrar y cuyo programa hemo
recloido. Principian hoy 3 y Sc
guiran el Is 26 y 20, terminAndo c
81. Consistiran en- espcctaculos esce
nicos y bales.
PoR SANTIAGO. - lnaueuraron
Sc aver alegremcntc los iestejos DC
g,orioso Apos;ol Santiago.
| Hemos sido invi,ados para los mis-
mos, 10 cual mucho estimamos.
| He aqui el programa;
| Dia ~. A las IL del dia SC inau
gar el festival en- la iglcsia pAFroq aia
del barrio de Puena dc Ticrr@, co
orquesta y disparo dc cohe,e,.
Al toque dc oraciones. dara prime
pio cl solemnc ,riiuo a toda orques,.
terninado eli cual ,ocaranse alguna
escogidas pleas dc musica.
| Dia 3. A igual hora quo el d
lan;erior. con,inuAra el ;tiduo, ,erml
uando en- iguAl lorna y con dispar
de cohetes.
| Dla -. Despucs del riduo SC CAT
tara solemne salve. que mAndosc lue
! go sorprendentes iuegos &c artifcl,
cuyo ac,o SC amenirara pot "a CT
questa,
Dia 25. a las dicz &c = mA6Aa
empctara el Saeuttio dc "a MlAa. 81
rAn,c IA oaA. G notable otAdot
Garcia harA cl pAaegitieo dcl SAn,
Apos,ol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-07-24
gsvLSTa cOAaRGIat. .
ON, NCTIOIAS 7 ANUNOIO4
MOVIMIRNTO DE BUQUEs
NNTRADAs nR TRAVHSfA

De Barcelona y escalas vsp esp
Santo Domingo Sobrinos dc Ez-
qoiaga 3 cls libros impresos. j.
Oohoa y Hmno 400 CTS aoelte. Lo-
pez Villsmil y 20 200 cis acelte. F.
Font y Hmno 81 sis gsrbsnzos 8
tdos idem 70 ols clruelas % cls cho
rizos IL PIP. WAC comun y 30 cls
vino generoso l cl jamones. Lul
ia Hmnos y O, II cys sguas de
mon daris. s Melon y % 5 ber(
vino. Oarteras Gouzsl.s y % 5
orr,s vino. Scrs dc A Figueroa y
20 IL cls ohorizos l q to1ino @
lomo l CT chJrlzVs y pesO"d1 10
o,a acelte % 0ls vlno. P'anss kol''
y 90 70 cls sce,re. Sooflno do l.
qulerdo y % 2OO ols conservas We
getsi DC tomaCe. HspAnoi y % l
!, vino Ahum.da J 10 D ols VIM
5000 8 cls vino du4co L et VINO tlnto
/ cis agusrdlonte. A - orden: ID d.
(. Il. 10 go sa1OanAo- ii Il 4 ole
yarlos kotulado III SIS gstb snGos.
De Boston gIl amof h ktlk9sson
\ Andres Oguaas Goa 1861 piezas
.nt utrA
ez-R.pAs IN oABoTAJB.
Goi. esp "Anits" de Agnadilit
Bdea. esp. "Maria Artau," de
AguadlIls.
Col esp. "Providencia" de Fa
jardo.
sALIDAS De rRA7aGIA.
Paca Puerto OAbo!lo gol ven F.r
mA de Oto det pAchada. pos A V
oente } o. oou pfovl0Iones Aaclo
aslea
Para BArbsdos gol iIlg Emo dot
panhada pur Sobriuo. q E1qoiAst
oon 66 oa0eEas gaua4o vseunJ
gALIpAG Da CABOTAJA
BRA. esp up. de Nsgnabo" psr1
Areclbo.
DESP ACHADO5
Nngnno.
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SANTOR A <.

Viernes, 24.-Santa Cristina
virgen y mr., y San Francisco So
lano, confesor.
Sabado, 25.--Santiago el Ma
yor, Apostol, y San Cristobal,
martir.
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las festas con m1sica y exhibicion de
vistosos fuegos artifciales.

las festas con m1sica y exhibicion dc
vistosos fuegos artihciales.
MAS FIESTAS.-Nos referimos la
patronales de Santa Isabel, que de
ben haber empezado hoy. %, y dafan
fin el IS. FL respective program"
atrae el amino.
VAPOR CoRREO "SANTO DoMIN
go".-Llego esta mahsna, procedente
de la Peninsula. TIala dos casos de
viruela, y al escribir estas lineas
,las de la tarde) no Sc le ha dado
aun entrada. Solo vino a terra la CO.
rrespondencia.
CENTRIC GALLEGO.-Programa de
la ve!ada lirico-comica que Sc eele
brara el domingo, 20, en- dicho centro.
"El Lucero del alba, GEL hombre
es debir' y LA salsa de Aniceta".
Tres lindas zarzuelas en- 1 acto ca
da una.
Final de la velada: bale.
SUCESO DEPLORABLE. - Leemos
en- un colega:
"Ha fallecido, victima de violenta3
emociones, el vecino de Marlcao Pc
dro Morales, a consecuencia de habe'
sorprendido en- su alcoba al indi-
viduo Felipe Anglero, que penetro
hasta ALI, atlas horas de la noche,
con intencion de robarle. La impre-
sion del Morales fue tan violenta que
lie costo la vida.
Los tribunales entienden en- c.
asunto".
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eAcETA DE HOY.

Por ell Gobierno General an1n
ciase que mahana, %, Dfas de 5
M. la Reina, recibira S. +. en-
Corte en- el Palacio de la Forta
leza.
Reales Ordenes autorizando
q D. Jose |. Beyens, Registrador
de la Propiedad de esta Capital,
para que permanezca dos meses
mas en- la Peninsula donde dis
fruta de licencia concedicndo
a D. Jose Benedicto Geigel, Re
gistrador de la Propiedad de Ma
yaguez, doce meses de licencia,
tambien para la Peninsula.
Cablcgrama del Consul dc Is
pana EN- St. Thomas que dice :
"Levantada cuarentena proce
dencias esas Islas, quedan sujetas
inspection cuarentenarIa
Anlnciase por el Gobierno que
Sc halla vacante la plaza dc Me
dieo Director del Lazareto d +:
Isla de Cabras.
Acceptable para el cargo Dc
Consul INFERNO de 5. NJ. Brita-
MICA el Sr Vicec6nsul ID. William
&. Latimer.
Ha vuelto 4 encargarsc del Vi
ceconsulado de Haiti en- Maya
giiez d. Jose B.anch.
Relaci6n de los Sres dc est.
lsla que fueron prcmiados en- ]
Exposition Universal dc Chica
go. La reproduciremos, Las nc
dallas y diplomas deben rccogcr
Sc en- la Secretaria del Gob.crnc
Providencias juoiciales.
AyuntamientoA
:
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Las Raf0rnaS dol ST NalTs
mSTUD1o CRITxC0
DON IGNhCl0 Dlt2 tANEJA.
JaaiaF del BCLETlN EERCANfIL
OE PUERTO RIOC.

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Con ei fel4A,o asi AuGOE. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-07-24

drfguez, haciendole 6 muertos, CO
giendole 7 caballos titles, y muer
tos, todos ellos con monturas, ropas y
efectos.