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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19

on scientific subjects, and were fol-
lowed by speech from President
Diaz. AT the closing session, the
general secretary VIII name the place
designated by the congress for hold
ing the third meeting. During the
sessions scientific speech will be de-
livered and a short speech by one rep
resentatiye of each one OF the nations
attending the congress.
In the intermediate session, four
speeches will be delivered on general
matters, by persons who are highly
distinguished in medical science. No
discussions VIII be held in the general
sessions. The various sections Will
meet daily and there the discussions
which are the life of such congress
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
JEWISH WOMEN.
Their FIRST Convention Is Auspiclously
Opened.

New York, Nov THE first CON
yention Of the national council of Jew
isIh Women was opened Sunday even
IN the Tuxedo, Madison avenue and
Fifty-ninth street, and will be con-
timed until Friday The afternoon
vas devoted TO preliminaries, and del
egates from most Of the large cities Of
the country We're registered Among
them were the following from Chicago
and the west Chicago, Mrs. C. Wit
kowsky Mrs. Max Leopold; Cincin-
rati, Miss Hannah Marks. Mrs. Louise
Mannheimet; Cleveland, Mrs. M. S.
Schwab, Mrs Sol Moses: Denver,
Mrs. NJ q. Benjamin, Mrs Edward
Pisko Des Moines, Mrs, II Reigel-
man. Mrs. W. Joseph; Detroit, Mrs
J II Friedman; Kansas city, Mrs.
G. ID. Amman, Mrs, H. Griff; Lincoln,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19

Jewish Woman. the first strictly fem
mime Hebrew journal to be published
in America When Rabbi S. II.
Sonneschein was at the height OF his
fame in st. Louis, Mrs. Sonnesohein
was known throughout the west for
her brilliant literary ability. She is
withal charming and beautiful wo-
man,
The officers Of the council are: Pres
ident, Mrs. Henry solomon; vice pres
ident Mrs. Emanuel Mandel cores
ponding secretary, Miss Sadie Amer
lean; recording secretary, Mrs. l.. j.
Wolf; treasurer, Mrs. J. Harry SELF.
There are three important standing
committees, one on religion, one on
religious work, and one on philan-
thropy The president Of the New
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
DONE WITH DEMOCRATS
Buffers Paper SAYS Populistn Won't
Support Bryan Under That Name.

Raleigh. N. o., Nov. II Senator
Buffers paper says editorially:
Speaking now for the peoples par
ty OF North Carolina, and we believe
for the nation, we take the liberty OF
serving notice ON Mr.. Bryan that II he
desires to head the reform forces of
The peoples party in the next fight he
must do so under some ether name
Than that Of democrat The nGme has
become reproach and a stencil
among the people, and 1t viii not be
supported any more, now nor hereaf-
ter. In the campaign just closed the
peoples party Joined forces with the
democrats and the democrats again
played the people false, grossly ana
brntally false. We are done with
them now and forever, and also with
any man who seeks TO lead tue people
hereafter under any standard that
may beer the name or have the
smiroh Of tho word democrat on"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19

New York, Nov. 17.-Peter Maher
defeated Joe Choynski last night in a
six ound boxing bout. In the first
Two rounds the nonors were even. In
the third round Maher forced Joe to
The ropes hitting right and left or
the body and face. Maher missed a
vicious right swing and fell to his
knees. Joe sent a straight left on the
nose and Maher landed two lefts on
the face. In the fourth Joe opened
the round by getting in three good
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19

The purse was $1,000, the winner to
receive 60 per cent Of the receipts.
The contest was looked forward to as
the hest heavy weight fight in sight
his fall. The event vas scheduled as
a twenty-round go, hui nearly every
one correctly anticipated that one or
tile other would be knocked out be-
fore the number of rounds advertised
had been fought.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
BOOM IN PAPER BUSINESS.
Combined Locks Plant at Kaukauna
Soon to Start Up,

Kaukauna, Wis, Nov. II Active
preparations are being made TO start
up the combined Locks paper plant
with fun force The brighter out
lcok for the sale OF paper and receipts
for larger orders warrant the owners
In increasing their output. This mill,
although having the fun use OF all
the water flowing In Fox river. has
been partly shut down for about three
years. All the mills IN this city are
receiving Increased orders since the
election. AT the Badger orders we're
received for seven carloads Of paper In
one day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19

in the formation OF citizens ticket
Mr., Hesing was GOLD democrat OAR
ing the recent presidential campaign.
Campaign buttons bearing the post
masters features have made their
appearance as an informal announce
ment that the postmaster was in the
fight. Mr., Hesing confirms his can
didacy, and says he will make a vigor-
Gus fight If nominated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
MRS. McKINLEY's HEALTH.
II Is Now Greatly Improved and She
Is Able to Be Out.

Canton, Nov Mckinley had a
great many callers yesterday, Con-
gresham Boutelle OF Maine being one
of them. His mail, too, was quite
heavy and an hour or two was spent
in answering correspondence. MIS-.
Mckinley is greatly improved in
health and in the afternoon took a
drive with Mr.. Mckinley about the
city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
Ii HUNG CHANGES INNOVATION.
Two Chinese Women Appointed Del
egates to a London Congress.

New York, Nov. II. Mrs. r. b..
Cowen, of the Methodist fo1eign mis-
sfonary society, has received word
through missionary channels that III
Hung Chang has appointed two Chris
tian Chinese women as delegates from
China to the women's congress to
meet in London in 1898. This is an
innovation on the part of the Chinese
government which from time immem-
orr j has kept women in seclusion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
A PAINFUL FALL.

Washington, Nov. II George X.
Peck, general counsel Of the st. Paul
Railroad company, fell down the ele-
vator shaft of the shoreham hotel and
broke his right arm and left hand
yesterday. He was Unconscious
when found by the elevator attendant
and remained so for some hours.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LOSES
Not Entitled to Extra Compensation
for Carrying the Mails.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Supreme
court yesterday sustained the decision
of the court of claims which held that
and grant railroads are not entitled
70 extra compensation for carrying
mail The case was brought by the
Wisconsin Central railroad to get
about $4,000 for carrying mails prior
70 1881. Postmaster General Gresham
laelined TO allow the claim.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
WAR Upon FOOTBALL.

Chicago, Nov. 17.--Playing foot
ball on Thanksgiving day vas de-
nounced IN resolutions adopted by the
Methodist ministers Of Chicago yes
terday. They contended that II the
playing Of the game on that day were
persisted In, the original spirit Of the
day would become lost.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
MAYOR GLEASON ARRESTED.
Jeffersonian Party Alleges That lie
Violated the Election Law.

New York, Nov. II. Mayor r 7.
Gleason Of Long Island city was ar
rested yesterday upon az Indictment
found by the grand jury OF Queens
county alleging that the mayor had
violated the election law In ignoring
the Jeffersonian party In the appoint
ment OF inspectors The mayor was
arraigned before Judge Gaynor Of
Brooklyn and was held In $1,000 bail
until tomorrow The bail was fur
nished.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
COME INTO THE FOLD.
Senator'S Announce Their Intention Of
Entering the Republican Caucus.

New York, Nov 49, ALI legisla-
tion In congress this winter may
10. sibly depend upon the actions Of
Senators Clark and Warren Of Wyom-
Ing. Brown and Cannon of Utah, and
Perkins Of California. Dispatches
from each or these gentlemen we're re-
ceiyed in this city and with the
exception OF Senator Cannon, they will
enter the republican caucus and
abide by It's results.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
PEACE rs CONCLUDED.

Paris, Nov. IT, King Menlik has
wired President Faure announcing
that peace has been concluded between
AbyssInia and Italy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
DEPARTMENT STORE FAILS.

Milwaukee, Nov. 17.-The big de-
partment store of C l.. Kelly. In this
city, made an assignment yesterday
afternoon. It's assets are s150.0O0; LA
bilities 100000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
GRADUATES ARE DEFEATED.

Philadelphia, Nov. THE uniyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania football team
yesterday defeated the Pennsylvania
graduates by score Of 81 to 6.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
MILLIONS INVOLVED
CLAIMANTS or SENATOR FAIRS
PROPERTY COMPROMISE.
!. FAMOUS SUIT ENDED

Pencil Will Beneficiaries Allow the
Trust Instrument to Be Probated-
1t Is Understood That Mrs, Craven.
the Contract Widow, Gets Com
Portable Slice of the Estate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
KILLED BY A HORSE

Boscobel, Wis Nov ia young son
Of Albert Allen who was kicked by a
horse q. few weeks ago has just died.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
PETER MAHER WINS
CLEVER FRESHMAN KNOCKS OUT
JOSEPH CHoYNsKI.
BATTLING GROUND FIGHT

ponors Rest Easy Until Big Hibern-
ans Superior Weight Began TO
Tell--ChoynsM Proves Game and
Has to Be Knocked Down Three
Successive Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
HEsING FOR MAYOR
Chicago Postmaster Wants to Head
q Citizens Ticket Next Spring.

Chicago. Nov. 17.-A new candi-
dare has entered for the mayoralty
contest Of next spring in the person Of
Postmaster Washington Hesing. His
candidacy Is regarded as the fret move
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-19
MEDlcS IN MEXICO
THE PAN-AMERIcAN CONFESS is
DULY OPENED.
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT DlAz

Congress of the Republic Also Comes
Reception at Chapultapec One Of
the Social Events of the Great
Meeting Many Enjoyable Excur-
sions Outlined.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25

sio Torres Betancourt, don Ramon
Power AnguIo, don Jose Mayol Vaz-
quez y don Jose Maria Blanco Con.
zalez.
Medalla de Constancis, de plata.
por amos de servicio: don Jose Muir
gui Gonzalez. don Francisco Alamo
Armas, don Manuel Quintana Agui-
RE, don Damaso Alfonso Vielba, don
Antonio Herrero Gallardo, don En-
rique Mitjans Julia, don Anselmo
Ironcoso Vicente, don Jose L Freira
Rolan, don Jose Vicente Mcaux Her
nandez. don Fausto Fernandez Con
zalez, don Isidoro LUNA Villamil, don
Felipe Fernandez y Gonzalez, don
Jose Alamo Gonzalez. don Felipe
Ortiz Diego, don Manuel Vazquez
Paz. don Antonio Ortega Herfero,
don Jose Rodriguez de la Rosa, don
Jaime Vilaseca Arroyo, don Bernardo
| Gil Abascal, don Jose A.. Cordova
Vega, don Constantine Fernandez
Gonzalez, don Manuel Gonzalez VII
cente. don Saturnino Castro Galindez,
lon Balbino Castro Diaz y don An.
tonic Alvarez Pla.
Medalla de orc, por amos de ser.
vicio: don Juan 'Crosas Roca, dor
Arturo Carreras Delgado y don Her
menegildo Gonzalez Mercado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
Telegrama Official.

FL siguiente, del General Weyler
recibiose aver en- el Gobierno Gene
raj de esta Isla:
"En Candelsria fueron batidos Ma
Geo y Banderas por las fuerzas d,
Suarez Inclan. En- Cayaiabos. Fran
ces, otros puntos, por Hernandez ,
Velasco, y cerea de Cabanas por Val
cateel. Tienden psrtdas Matanza.
distraer tropas Inca Mariel. Artemisa
y Maana. que cortaron retroceso de
Maceo de Pinar del Rio.
General Linares ascendiio division
Coronel Suarez Inclan General dc
brigada
Encargado perseeuir Maceo Aro
las, Inca Mariel: Generates MeIgui
20, Ruiz, Bernal y Coronel Tort, ope
rando provincia Habana."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25

Ahora salimos con que nos apunti
otro divieso que puede ser malgno
Escribcn de Filipinas que toma cuer
po ALI el separatismo, planta, segur
dice un diario, "nacida hi POGO. no,
a fior d. terra. y que convene arran
can antes de que piofundice sus raj
ces". 1 E tenemose 2 La pro
paganda separatista, encubierta POI
la mascara de la masoneria, ha alcan,
zado grandes vuelos en- el Archipie
lago. a pesar de las acertadas medidas
adopta las por el actua! eapit gene
raj. Parece que el destino nos pre-
para nuevas y mis- dolorosas prue-
bas que las que estamos pasando
Tenderness paciencia. y dos nos
daFa fnerzas para soportarlas.
La prim lvera Sc ha echado encima,
anticipando algunos dias su llegada.
FL tyaneaso sigue sin embargo visitan
do las casas, aunque sus electos no
son tan malisnos. y asi Ia mortalidad
es menor. Solo registro el falleci
miento. en- Madrid. de don Francisco
dc Haas. Marques de Haas Sena
dor del Reino. y dc la dis,inguida
seaota doAa Petra Planter. viuda de
SepaIvoda. madfe dc los popnlarcs
escrltofes dun Ricardo y don Enri
que SepaHeda Ea LAragoza Ia
el aaeiano general de bsigada
don Jose Dlax llanaGa Marco. Y
en Asila don Nalentin Sanchee
Monge, ex-senator.
K. p it! RE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25

con modestia de heroes, con aquella
sencillez de los grandes patriotas, que
nj buscan nj aceptan ell premio de los
deberes que han cumplido, como de
clio son muestras irrecusables les
parties ohciales que Sc publican, de
hechos de armas gloriosos para nues
tro ejercito y nuestros voluntarios, y
en- cuya redaccion simple y laconica
late y palpita, con la verdad de 10 re
latado, la seriedad del caracter.
Siempre fueron intrepidos los sol
dados espaf1oles en- memorables cam
paflas que admiraron al mundo
pero ah ! no siempre, en- la PIE ,ente
guerra de Cuba, tuvo nucstro ejercite
la amplitud con que ahora demues.
ira todo 10 que vale y todo 10 que
de el, LENA de confanza. espera |;
patria.
Por ell camino emprendido no du
damos que, en- plazo relativament
corto, la fuerza de nuestras arma.
triunfe, por defnitivo modo, de i
traidora rebellion, para que los extra
nos sepan y comprendan que, cuales
quiera que sean los estorbos que I'm
guerra tan irregular como la present
ponga a nuestros soldados, estos al
canaan siempre la victoria, con un
sola condicion, que ahora Sc cumple
Con la condicion de que los dele
pelear.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
vOLUNTARIOS

Anteayes. por Ia tarde. tuvo efectc
en- el campo del Moro, con las for
malidades de rigor, Ia doble solemn
dad dc rccibir las medallas y cruce.
4 que sc han hecho acreedores por 81
constaneia. lealtad y servicios los dig
nos companeros del primer battalion
de VoluatarIos cuyos nombres rela
eionAremos. y de prestar el juramento
de hdel,dad Ia handera los de re-
eieo,e iagreso en- las tilas del eitado
hatalion.
A pesar del NAL carr del tempo.
pues cada ias,ante ealan imperti-
nentes loviEnas. numeFosa concu-
rreacia dc todaS nuestras classes So
eiAles pEeseaeio con respeto y admi-
saeion diehas ceTem onias. de suyo
inpoacn,es y hEillantes.
namcAeosdlal rnhofahuena 1 los
aaesos condccofaclos. por el meFeeido
eaAnso hoaFoso galatdon dc que han
sido ob)eso. y saladamos a los entu-
siassas sspaaoles que aeaban dc sellar
Goa sagsaio jufamsnso 81 pasriosismo
v su amos al o o b c Institute que
lsascsnalmeasc les IA admitido ea So
seao.
he aqai AhosA. como oirccimoa IA
fe!Aesoa lie los coadeeosAdos anteayer
ca ii Campo del Moro
kaeomlcadA dc Isabel Ia Casollea.
pog AAos dc scssieio. don fesmin
N assanes NillAmll.
Gtas lie Label IA CAsolieA.
pag AAas de sesssSio don En-
aqas NpAade y Losedo. don Jose
SssaaaIes QallAao. doa Jose Mendia
fssslsa. doa Aaioaio Asxaaga Isa-
s.aisse. siea Salvador bass DuFall
la MaslAa LsNirsnaA SaidaAa. y don
|asaAa MAsaraso Akeda.
Isas dsi Msssso MshsAE, pog
.Aaa he sesvicso. <laa laAa MaEslaes
sla.ail, daa loa9asa NaagAa Al
EAssa doa Asgael Iomas CAsaA. dsa
Vsssss lssAasl kksse, doa ksssa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
ULT OS
c A B [ Z G R AM As ,

Segdn los que recibi5 "Ei Telegra
ma. el cabecilla Maceo ha mordlds
nuevamente el polvo de la derrota
Fl Coronel Hernandez lie batio do,
veccs, desalojando!e dc sus pos icione,
'y dispersaadole; en- estos encuentrol
ha pefdido Maeeo 30 hombres, muer
tos, teniendo adem.s multitud dc he
ridos.
Los Volnntarios dc Ia Palma haa
eapturado al cabeeilla paneho Alco,
lea.
Veiute soldS los de Infante,la dc
Marina han apresaio, eefcs del pues-
10 de Csrdcnas, tres lsnchas carga. +.
dss de armas y pertrechos DC guerra.
III enemigo intento repetidamssate.
peTo en- vano. aucb4t4r Ia pIesA 1
naestros bfayos In buque dc la
Armada % i'ey6 rsnolque las Ian
chas.
II b liza VsonA he sgdo
hcrido gfavemeatc en un eacuenlro
con las lnerzas leales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25

tados cuanto antipatrioticos me-
dos de que inocentemente al pa
recer ha hecho uso, ha sido su
suicide.
La polftica, con su sed devora-
dora de nuevas aspiraciones fun
dadas 6 infundadas. ha de apor
tar a nuestro radio de accion
ciertamente otros partidos en-
sustituci6n del autonomista, pero
nunca sabra darles otra facilidad
y garantfas que la facilidad del
nacimiento. El aseguramiento de
su subsistencia CORE de cuenta
de los mismos, que es 10 atormen-
tador, y mucho mas cuando el
nuestro sintetiza perfectamente
los deseos y tendencias de nues
!, ira sociedad, por 10 que su vida
les prospera y ha de serlo mas
a1n en- ell porvenir.
| FL Ola, que ha de llegar lnevl-
tablemente y sin esfuerzo alguno
por nuestra parte, en- que Sc re-
conozca por todos la virtralidad
de los principles sustentados por
nosotros. en- que desechado ell 70
manticismo de la politica vuelva
esta a la realidad, aleccionado
el pueblo ante los repetidos
|jemplos que han de presentarle
nuestros adversarios, vera que nc
tienen estos por que existir & in
gresara en- conciencia, Official {
extrao6cialmente, de cerca 8 de
(lejos, en- el partido Unconditional
Afectando ese aspecto nuestrt
pueblo, el aspecto de unidad, que
les 4 10 que ante todo, seg1r
I nuestro leal entender, deben diri
girse nuestro trabajos politicos,
en- virtud del cual ninguna not;
diferencial podra encontrarse en-
: tire esta y las demas provincial
: espanolas, habremos dado III
paso gigante en- Ell cfrculo d
: nuestro bien y de nuestro desen
volvimiento, al cual ha sido obs
! taculo immense la propaganda au
, tonomista, cuyos deplorable
: efectos tarea magma ha de Sc
4 contrarrestarlos y desarraigarlo
1 del pats.
, Sucedan en- buena hora otro
, partidos al que Sc va, pero 81 al
a 60 vale un buen consejo, es {
: nuestro el de que sean mas pa
E tri6ticos que ell autonomista.
r Sobre todo, 81 ese anhelo nues
r tro Sc pierde en- ell vacfo, no
e queda algo que no es mucho, y
: Ia satisfaction de haber cum plid
: nuestro deber, pero con 10 gu
hemos de conformarnos 81 pc
i desgracia tai sucede.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
Ell SIR TEXIDOR.

Ha resultado absolutamenre in
exacta la noticia de La Democya-
eta del 81 dando cuenta del re
pentino fallecimiento de nuestro
antigua y respectable amigo Don
JESUS Maria Texidor, prestigioso
vecino y propietario de Guaya-
ma.
No es cierta, por fortuna, la
triste noticia de referencia. AS:
nos 10 comunica el distinguido
hijo del Sr Texidor { D. Jacinto)
en- un despacho telegrallco.
Tan grande es nuestra compla
cencia por clio como triste habfa
sido nuestra impression al vel
anunciado el faliecimiento del ST
Texidor, q quien deseamos larga
vida y toda suerte de venturas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
A Q u B A.

En- el vapor correo Ciaaad ae
Cadtz. que entr6 el domingo I'll
tlmo en- nuestro puerto, va para
la Antilla hermana el Sr. General
de Brigada ID. Wenceslao Molins.
Lleva tambien el Cindad az
CdafS fuerzas militares.f
Feliz llegada y no menos fell
ces successes deseamos a todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
RealidadeS y eSperanzaS,

No decae en- modo alguno. an,
ties blen Sc vigoriza mas y mas,
81 cabe, la decidida conhanza que
la opinion sensa,a y patrIotica.
dominante en- la Isla dc Cuba,
tiene puesta en el ilustre Gene
raj Weyler y co los Teales com
batientes que un dia y otro. la
ehando inyictos en- la Antilla
hermana por el honor dc Ia Ma
ei6n J Ia integridad del territorio.
haeen morder Fl polvo dc Ia de
rrosA las hordas de Gomez. Ma
co y drmas cabecillas dc Ia ne
tanda lusurecpioa scpafasissa,
DE tan ju>,a oonhaasa aueYa.
elos ents pneba soa las si~
gulsn.es liHcas. PAslie adAa en Ia
prlmefA decena is este mes. pos
un .mpafssntc eolega hahanero.
coa q a.ssaso epl sgsie qae uneA
be4a esge pgeamhaso
"i-s eetsss lasfAeesesaa a#e sao4. 0
snegar dssA9, aea3s 8ae s ! sAastge >
euegseu asass@i " e18ss Asseae4ss9 !
lssaanenss Ga u llabAaA. s.waea ~
lnea5s gaaf paste Sc asealsos assos
ca { gssea 81 es.s ai,asA s4ssaAs<ss sss gss-
sAss4aussss. assk ksfss3@A ds i i@ss~
stesxaoH. 81 aa sa9tssa as msy So
gssao Exges ~ psga xaAAsssa sSgAsaa y
aea 81 esssaAus s4AasApRss
I.s mssa4aa ca ea ssusaaa sasSsAs atsl
+. Ga q sassalAs ia "a sAls qas 60 t@s
Isl sas4AA ss@ts4aea. aasat9Aa sAaa.a
ssaa saa A4 sstAsa sa.a8ssA aasssaAs as
! "a "a L. as .xasesss sss - "a as4
IL 4~s. a. AekakS i s<ssssss ssss ssssess
j s2.sg4 y xasa@ ete2@ss sesss -
asgsA4Ae
Y sa&s y Eass - ssAalk.a A4asttA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
NUEVO GEN ERAL.
SEGUNDO CABO.

En- el vapor correo Clndad de
Cddiz lego felizmente ell domin
go 1ltimo, y ha tornado va pose
cion de sus elevados cargo IS,
ell Excmo Sr General de Divi
sion Don Ricardo Ortega
nombrado recientemente por S.
M. 29 Cabo de la Capitanfa Ge
neral de esta lsla y Gobernador
Militar de esta plaza. Con eI
ha venido su distinguida sonora
esposa.
Les damos nuestro cortes salu
do de bienvenida, deseandoles to
da suerte de gratos successes en-
tre nosotroS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
CANJ K DE
M0yEDA ESPAN0LA.
la G.s<sas dc hoy pnhliea Ia
impoftaase disposition que s.gae:
60bIeRN1 GENERAL
nk Ia IslA
DE PIJ 6fSIo RICO.

pE la IslA

Ea vsstsl il otl<asa ts%shsIAa del
tsshs9fao 81 ) A y casa oAlsto dc
aasas s.ssAsas aaSatta aaslssaA aaNsslesAsla,
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a. ii atA 4es Gg AassA Il
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sssssassa y essAaes Il smpGsssa0a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
VISTO. Y ARCHlVgsg

Contraste asombroso
III gobierno de una de las re-
pdbIieas mas serias y I.oscases de
liispano America. de Ia replihlica
dc Chile. declars noblemeute con
decision y valentia, que no reco.
noeeia bajo niog1n pretexto Il
beligcrancia de- los relss.l.ies ! a
e'nerosos dc las maniguas cuba
mas. annqae tai fceonoeisr. cot,
aeuerde y promglgue il uai n
del Norte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-25
RENTA DE ADUANAS.

Ha visto la luz en- la Gateta
un estado expressive de la recau
dacion ingresada en- ell Tesoro,
durante Ell mes de Febrero ulti
mo, por la Renta de Aduanas.
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