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The news & observer., 1896-12-27
THK LARGEST CIRCULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA DAY PAPER
ALFRED HOLT HANGED.
Mob Law in Kentucky-Seven Victims
in One Week.

Owensbono, Ky. Dec. 26.-AFfred Holt,
colored. alias Alexander, the murderer
Of Police Officer A. w. White. was taken
from iail by a mob at $3.50 this morning
and hanged TO a tree in the court house
yard. The lynching was the most quiet
and orderly perhaps ever conducted in
the State and few persons save those hav-
ing business on the public square at the
time, knew anything Of it.
About 2:l5 O'Clock two men knocked
nj the Jail door and in response to
question from Deputy Jailor John Ash
by, ,Tr., who demanded who had knock
ed. said they had a prisoner they wished
to lock up for safe keeping Thus
thrown off his guard, young Ashby open
ed the door, only to face two big revol-
vers. He was overpowered before he
could utter cry and the keys were tax
en- from him.
Pleading for his life, Holt was taken
out of the Jail, through the court house
yard to the east side He was given
ample time to pray, when a rope was
placed about his neck. At the word OF
command he was swung high in the air
and in ten minutes he was dead. lie
| had strangled 60 death.
1 HuVn TIE LltD istN htStte th~ut
| their work was complete they mounted
| their horses in neighboring streets and
| alleys and left the town as quietly AZ
| they had come.
While there was much talk ut the first
| it was generally accepted that after such
DANA ging evidence had been brought out
against Holt, the law would be allowed
| to take its course The mobs coming
o4nN
| t1is morning.
Holt's crime was committed on the
morning of November 18th last. after the
| election. Officer White was killed with
| his own pistol, which was taken from his
| pocket by negro named George Basket,
| and handed to Holt. Holt escaped, but
| was captured shortly after at Louisville
| and brought here three weeks ago. His
| trial was begun early this week and the
| commonwealth rested on Thursday after
| producing conclusive evidence of the ne
| groe's guilt.
Including Holt, seven men in the last
| week have met death at the hands OF
| fnobs in Kentucky.
| last Saturday Henry Finley was called
| to his door near Mayfield, Grave county
and shot to death by mob of masked
men. Two days bef0re Cne Iroct0rs,
three in number, were victims ef a mob
in Logan county, two being hanged and
|. other shot to death in his cell upon his
I resisting the mob. Sunday night Jim
Stone was lynched at Mayfield after a
pledge guaranteeing his safety had been
nqatie hy the citizens Tuesday night
Will Suett, negro boy was brutally
shot TO death Mt Mayfeld
Conumonweafths Attorney Rowe this
morning made application to Governor
Bradley asking him to offer reward for
the lynchers of the negro Holt.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
GONE TO THE WALL.
Ohio's Biggest aud Best Iron Mining
Property in Hands Of a Receiver.

Columbus, o., Dec. 26.--Jay o. Moss,
Of Sandusky was this evening appointed
receiver OF the Columbus and Hooking
Coal and Iron Company and his bond
fixed at $4,000. Mr. Moss is president
Of the company The rcceiyership was
precipitated by the receivers of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, taking judg-
ments aggregrating $60,405 against the
company for freight charges. The receiv-
or will continue the business of the COM
any. 1t is understood the receivership
rs provisional arrangement as the bond
holders and stockholders have appointed
committees TO effect a reorganization.
The capital stock Is $5,000,0O0 owned
mostly by eastern people and bonded in
debtedness 100000. The company owns
about $4,000 acres of valuable coal land
and five iron furnaces in the Hooking
Valley. The outstanding debts are esti-
mated at $4,000 in excess of the judg-
nents taken by the b. and o. The f.
nancial showing is such that a re-or-
ganiZatfon can be affected.
The officials OF the company claim
that lbs troubles date from the miners
strike in 1894 when the Company was
severely crippled. Several Of: its fur
naces have not been in blast Since that
time. The property is considered to be
the best and finest mining property in
Ohio.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
ALL ABOUT CUBA NATIONAL RED CROSS
Days Doings and Sayings About
she Cuban War.
TIE WAR IS NOT ENDED
Says Palma But 10000 Strong
and Can Laugh at Weyler.
A BIS CUBAN COLONY
Being Organized in india Tapritory Will
go 10 Cuba to Farm, But Will Stay
to Fight the Spaniards.

oetnB Organized IN tnula tapFitOfY WIN
go TO Cuba to Farm, But Will Stay
to Fight the Spaniards.
New York. Dec. 26.--At the headquar-
ters of the Cuban Junta to-day General
Estrada Palma and his secretaries were
busy answering question as to the dispo-
sition of the patriot forces in Cuba and
denying reports that General Maceo's
death was burt the beginning OF the end
of the war. In talking of affairs General
Palma said the Cuban army is now as
strong i'm point Of numbers and enthusi-
assn as it ever has been and that the
Cubans have full faith in General Riy-
iera, who has succeeded Maoeo III com
mand. The Cuban forces in the province
of Pinar del Rio, he said are encamped
on the mountain tops and could afford
to laugh at General Weyler's declarati
that he world sonr d;slodge and sca tfer
them and wind up the war.
General hiv.era," said General Pal
ma, "has 60000 armed men under him
at present and with provisions enough
to last for six months in his mountain
stronghold, it is simply idle for General
Weyler to make such sweeping declare.
tions There has been and there will be
no general laying down of arms on the
part of the Cuhans, such rs has been
reported. AS for DR.. Zertucha's charge
that Maceo was driven to death by des-
pair by reason of non-support accorded
10 him by the Cuban allies in this coun-
try, it is simply infamous and unworthy
of contradictions"
General Palma said that he had heard
nothing definite about the reported adyen-
ture of the Three Friends.
A COLONY OF FARMERS AND
FIGHTERS.
III Reno, T. r., Dec &C. -Catan SYM
pathizers here have formed an oath
bound organization which contemplates
fighting for the insurgents without vio-
lating the neutrality laws Of the United
States The members, composed of able
bodied men are to go to Cuba as coloniz-
ers and to purchase or lease land for
the cultivation, manufacture and sale
of tobacco. After Cuba is reached, say
the bylaws which have been adopted
Other civic enterprises to be decided
upon later, may be entered into"
The minimum membership of the colo
ny shall not be less than 100, nor more
than 200 and the membership fee, to be
paid after arrival in Cuba is set at 800.
The colonists are TO provide themselves
with firearms at their own expense for
personal protection and are to pay their
own expenses to the sea coast from
which they shall embark, going as indi-
viduak.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27


After seven years in service in Wash
ington, as the representative of his gov
ernment, Mr.. Alferd lie CHAT, the Bel
gium Minister, has been recalled.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, wife Of the late
Ex-Governor and ex-senator Joseph E.
Brown, died yesterday morning at her
home in Atlanta. She was 20 years DID,
Boatswain S. w. Gardiner has been
detached from the Norfolk navy yard and
ordered to the Puritan; Boatswain James
Dwyer, from the Boston navy yard to the
Newark
At Lancaster, Penn, Abe Henson, one
of the members OF the gang OF thieves and
outlaws who reside on the Welsh Noun
tains was shot and killed last night by
his step-brother, Jerry Green, who is also
q noted criminal and member of the same
gang.
At one of the largest meetings in the
history of the Commercial Club Of Chi
cago, the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That this club fully and
heartily endorses the National admins
tration in it's policy regarding Cuba.
Dan. Moore, a well-known young man
OF Atlanta, was killed by Charles Hardy,
colerd, at Richmond, Ga, last night.
Moore had gone to Hardy's house under
pretense of wanting to warm, but at
tempted to take liberties with Hardy's
wife, when he was Drained by the hus-
band. Hardy escaped
The final decree Of foreclosure and sale
OF the Atlantic and Pacific railway was
filed in the United States Circuit court
at San Francisco yesterday. 1t Is or.
dered that unless the sum Of S2.5S2,-
S53.1G is paid by the railroad to it's deb
tors within 30 days, the entire property
shall be sold at auction at auction @t
Gallup, Bernaililo county, New Mexico.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
NEBRASKA CORN.

Syracuse, Neb., Dec. 26-4Seventy-
thousand bushels of corn has been cribbed
here during the past six weeks. Fifty
five thousand bushels Of new corn have
been shipped out by the Elevators during
the past two weeks. An extra freight
train for corn from this point Is required
every day. What is true Of this city is
true Of every section of Nebraska About
all the corn has been husked in Western
Nebraska~ The great problem is the
manner in which it can be handled. Many
are storing their grain.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
IMPROVING HER NAVY.
Spain Places an Order for a Regular
Death Dealing Cruiser

Washington, Dee. 26.-An interesting
item in the last publication by the Naval
Intelligence Office is the statement of the
naval construction that the Spanish gov
ernment has In hand. 1t appears that or
ders have been given to a big Italian firm
near Genoa to build Immediately an ar
mored cruiser which will be named the
Pedro Aragon. She will be on the lines
OF the crack cruiser Guiseppi Garibaldi
II, which Spain has bought and re-chris-
tened the Cristobal Colon. The latter is
to be delivered by the builders to the
Spanish government next February.
Only fifteen months are allowed for the
construction Of the Aragon. Both of
these cruisers are to be supplied with the
tubulous boilers in vogue in the French
navy. When finished the vessels will be
slightly more formidable than our best ar
m0red cruiser, the New York
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
SHOT HIMSELF AND FIRED HIS
HOUSE.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. ga special
to the Citizen from Aulando says:
"The~ charred remains of DIR. pitzer
and his wife were found near here yes
terday morning in the ruins Of their home
The doctor had evidently shot himself,
rs a pistol was found near his body. His
wife had been sick fsr some time and he
had said that he would not live after she
died So after her death, be, no doubt.
fred their home as funeral pyre, and
then put bullet into his brain. The
couple came here several years ago from
Chicago.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
STILL ABUSING.
The Kentucky RAIDS Want to Gust Ken
tucky's Lonely Bryan Elector.

The Kentucky RAIDS Want to Gust Ken
tucky's Lonely Bryan Elector.
Lexington, KY, Dec. 26-The Re
publican State committee to-day served
notice OF contest on w. B. Smith, the
sale Bryan elector, who was elected in
Kentucky.
The notice covers five typewriter
pages and alleges fraudulent voting, bull
doing, unfair appointments OF election
officers and other Irregularities.
Chairman Sa. j. Roberts says the notice
was prepared and served merely to pro-
tect the rights of Republicans in case
the Democrats should file contest against
the twelve successful Republican electors,
as threatened for a time.
At the time for filing the notices of con-
test expired tonight at midnight and the
Democrats not yet served notices, the
contest Instituted to-day viii doubtless
prove to be a matter Of form.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
DON'T CARE IF WE DO.
European Governments are not Trying
to Influence Uncle Sam.
viduaE.

Washington, Dec. 26.-It can be denied
officially and authorita6yely that any
European government either directly or
indirectly has made any representation
whatever to the United States to restrain
or prevent its free action in connection
with the Cuban insurrection. a similar
report was denied by authority several
weeks ago and the latest denial results
from a publication Of a Paris dispatch
in the London Times.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
THE STRIKING MINERS.

Eugene Debs Will go to Colorado to
Help the Leadville Strikers.
Denver, Col, Dec. ga special from
Terre Haute, Ind, to the News says:
Eugene v. Debs has promised the
president Of the Western Federation of
Miners, that he will so to Colorado the
first of the week and help the Leadville
strikers. He will speak In Colorado
cities, beginning in LeadviIe, where a
labor demonstration is to be given on
his arrival President Boyce says pub
lie opinion is still with the strikers and
that they can hold out indefinitely.
While here Mr.. Boyce received a letter
saying that s25,000 had been sent from
Butte to Leadville. Mr.. Dehs is an
honorary member Of Silver Bow Traders
Assembly Of Butte. which organization
sent $1,000 to the American Railway I'm
ion at the time Of the Pullman strike.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
PAsrEURs REMAINS REMOVED.

Paris, Dec. 26.-The remains Of Prof.
Louis Pasteur the eminent bacteriolog-
list who died September 28, 1866, were
removed to-day from the Cathedral Of
Notre Dame to the Pasteur institute.
President Faure and General Billot, the
minister of war were represented at the
ceremony.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27
DECLINED WITHOUT THANKS.

Madrid, Dec. 26.-It is semi-officially
stated that the rumors in crcula ton a
broad that Spain would accept the good
Offices of the United States to terminate
the war in Cuba are entirely without
fOunda ton.
The news & observer., 1896-12-27

Johnson Howe, the 15-year-old negro
boy, who fatally wounded Policeman
Lacy, at Cynthiana, KY, on Christmas
eve, is in Jail at Paris, Ky. The negro's
garments show seven bullet holes in
tlicted by the wounded policeman, who
fired while he was on the ground.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
A ISO.

Habiendo acoFdado el Elk emo.
Ayuntamiento, en- session de "a del
corriente. ajustarse para el ingreso so y
egreso de las par,idas de su presu-
puesto VICENTE, al espiritu que infor-
ma Ia Circular del Excmo. Sr. Co.
bernador General. puhlicada en- dicha
fecha en- la Gafeta nGmero II5; sc
hace saber por medic del presentc que
todos los pagos y cobros que hayan
de verihcarse por cualquier concepto
per los fondos municipales, 10 sean
precisamente en- moneda especial. pc =
ro con el descuento de 5 p8 estable-
cido por Reales disposiciones. toda
veI que al formarse los presupu .stos
que rigen 10 fueron en- la moneda
mexicana entonces circulante.
Puerto Rico, so de Diciembre de
ISos.-El Alcalde, Mattas LeasS MA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
COM 2 A \ [ A
DE LOS
FsRROG, ,RgI'fSrEfU RTO Rico

Por escritura p1Aica formaliza la
en- Madrid, con fech de Noviembre
tiltimo, ante el notio don Jose Gar
cia Lastra, Ia Conpahia ha revocado
todos los podere' que ha venido dan
do 4 sus REPRESENTATIVES en- Puerto
Rico aexcepci5n del otorgado a don
Juan Bautist4 Rodriguez y Cabrera,
en- de No,iembre de 1894, el cual
queda frme y subsistence. Por otra
escritura ,o1blica otorgada ell Is de
Noviemhe ante i mismo notario Sc
nor Lasra. el Consejo de Admins
TRACTION ha otorsado nuevo poder la
casa de banca Jose T. Silva y Co."
para cobros y pagos de todas classes
por cuenta de la Compafila. q
En- tai virtud Sc hace sabef al pu,
blico los efectos oportunos que los
dos indicados poderes son los unicos
que quedan hoy subsistentes para re
presentar lcgalaente la Compafiia
en- ests Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05

relatlvos,l canje de l.moneda meji-
cana, el Gnsejo de Gsierno de este
Banco ha @ordado, en- ,esion del 9
del actual, hcer pdblicaaas sfguisn
MS 'eSl1s par el cumplim.nto de las
oPcraciones pedientes coleste Es-
tablecimiento.
Primera. A prtir del 2 el &C
tual, todas las opeaciones Guy, pago
Sc halla cstipulado q dich, ntncda
Q con ia expression O "monedA CO.
rricnte," quedaran 'ducidas dsde
Iuego la nueva moneea espanola d
acunacion especial, bajocl mismo y
po de equivacnciA fJAdo lara el car
je; es decir. que u'l debitG dc Sic
moneda mcjieana Q cor,icnte poe Is
jemplo, quedara convcrtida ehun de
oitn DE- sos d ia nucva moneds.
Segunda. Los intereses que di
chas operacionen devenguen parti
del mlsno dia 22 inclusive, Scran Ia
que, en- Ia nucya moncda correspon
dan al debito. luego de convertid
este en- dicha moneda seg1n Ia regl
precedente.
Tercera. FL Banco continuara pr
ahora admitie ado y empleando en- os
pagos el 20 p.9 en- moneda mejic;na
fraccionaria, al tipo de o,o5 de- Ia
nueva moaeda por cada 100 cenhvos
de la dicha fraccionaria en- las ir7c !
clones interiores 4 100 centa0os, la
pieza de medic peso mejicano, por 48
centavos de Ia nueva moncda y por
a. centavos de esta la pieza de pc
seta mejicana; y en- las "faccione
inferiores 4 IS centavos," las mone-
das de 10 y de cinco centavos por.o-
do su valor.
Cuarta. Lo establecido en- Ia egla
lue antecede, solo regira hasta isnto
]ue por el Gobicrno Sc lleve 4 efecto
a recogida y canjc de la monda de
nejicanos frraccionaria.- Pic Rico,
II de Diciembre de ISo5.-El Sub
J. M. Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
BANCO E5PANOL
DE PUERTO RICO.
EMISSION De gILLET[S.

No cumpliendo la Serfe 4 de billie
lletes de este Banco con Ia condicion
de ser estes txicAatf1S, el Coasejo de
Gobierno ha acsrd.do retirarlos de ia
circulation; y en- su consecuencia
los tencdores dc eilos Sc servirsn pre-
sentarlos al covro en- la Gaia del Es-
tablecimiento antes del 81 de Mario
del ano 1896.
En- su.ttlrion de Ia Seris 4, el
Consejo ha resutlto poner en- circula
ci6n Ia Ssyie D, cuyo. billetes, talona
riss, en- noneda espahola especial de
circulation legal y. forzosa en- esta
I.la, scran de los siguientes valore s:
Billetes de 5 pesos. Idem de 10
pesos. Idem de 20 pesos Idem de
50 pesos Idem de 100 pesos. Idem
de 200 pesos. =
Esto. billetes Seris D llevan Ia fe
cha de 10 Diciemore de 1894 y ofc
cen como distintivo especial que 10.
diferencia de los &c la Seyss 4, q ma.
de la divcrsi lad de los colores, ell re-
trato de S. M. la Reina Regente dc
Espaia.
Puerto Rio, 80 de Diciembre de
ISo5.-El Sub Gobernador, J M.
Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
DON lGNACI8 DMZ CAKEJA.
l4y isx rus ~sclEzla sssc.ErA '":,ED' r'RaF's4i'
DED1CATCRlA.

DED1CATCRlA.
"A RAzoS DEE TI9uzo.
>SIMARIO.--,Lucnemos.--Eld deber
ennptdo.-La generation que su-
be.-la justicia humana-Pretex-
tea cEininalea. - Ia formula del
ptogrest--El pEogi,eso y sus mo-
nifestaciaaae.--Ls opinion pfbliCa.
-M peslo5ismo.-Ilo que debe ser
el pestodisAo.-Lo que es hoy 10
pl enaa. aa.-Laprenaa y las leyes.-
rs politica.--Lo cue debe ger la
poi ltica.--O6no ne hacen los poll
ticos.--C6mo rscea les partidos.-
Los programmes poliSiqos.--Artif1-
clos poiitlcoa.--h casnavsl polti-
so.--Miaerlse polticas. - Sinceri-
dad politlCa.-FaAtiamo politico
La democSacla. la.-principios de-
mocr$ticos. os.--Abeur0ss democratic
Cos,--Del.rsos deIaoSaticos. - La
/ libeEtad Dc la CAtedra.-Libertad
contra 3derecao.-~La isaaldad no,
SissG.--. Ia igual0ad en- la astoria
La kuaNad ants ia raEon.-La so-
berSnia.-La oemagogis.-log hun.
nos nodernos.--La reVOlrd6n.-
Las huslgas.-Oonfuslon Z oaos.-
EFnihiiismo.-Propagandss EF oamo-
ledoraa Dancer Eocial.---Anaao-
mias yanomAliss. ss.--El mayor de
los errGtee.-All& Va Ia naFe.--Rof-
logo j ooncluai6n.
1 De veDta.-En Ia Imprenta de-
BOEKrIR MNRCANTIH.
| jrfecio.-Unpe peso. cirouenta cer
4 tayos eieuapaaz. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
ALAAAAQUGS PARA 1895.

De pliago, coo el santoral. da-
sos Astfoa6nicog. 6sstsa rsiigio
o. y cfeialsa, ssc, y Blocks, de
sFsf;sdhs tcrmss. = elsgansss Gro
nos AlegoEicoa dss1s sl mas In
loso ai mAs ecsnoEaico, pefo to-
dos ssi.os = Gseogidos. hGllanse q
ds vendsn en- essa | n pren,a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05

AL aproximarse la primavera. Sc
producer frecuentemente en- la .alud
de 10. mines serias slteraciones que Sc
manihestan por infartos en- las CLAN
dulas del cuello. erupciones en- Ia ca
beza 8 en- el rostro, t6rnase la tex
palida y languida, y pierde Ia criatura
81 apetito y su viveza; entonces de-
be acudirse 'Jarabo de Rabanosyoda
do de Grimault y ca. que ademas de
los principles del Jarabe antiescorbu-
tico, contiene, favor de una combina-
eion vegetal inoiensiva. el yodo, IA
cual &c encuentra natural mente en- c
berro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
COTlZACION ES
d. GIaOS Y IPGL1VS PGB!IsM
DfA DE HOY, a:

DfA DE HOY, a:
Londres 3 DIV 1851 40.
Id 90 div 7.3o 4 7-35.
Paris AZ 4 48 p8.
Madrid y Barcelona III P. 8 venta.
Provincias ~ p8.
New York 50 4 81 p8.
Habana 46 al p8.
Acciones del Banco Espafol $50 venta
Id del Banco Territorial y Agricola
7aA73 cada una pagado s: Di-
videndo.
Idem del Banco Popular, de Sag ~
cada una.
Cedulss Hipotecarias 1: emission SOL
2: id. 81 cada una.
(Moneda Espahola Provincial),
Sin speraciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
SALIDAs DIN TEAyMgtA.

Para Habana y eseGlsF, vap, esp.
"Naria Herrera, despachado por |
L Dap see. Por Planas B 'jo 90
IS <ls cafe 3 2l7 kilos. Po' Lopez
Vlllan,'l 81 90. 20 sls oste 6.433 kl |
los. Pnr Sara & Palsu. 1U5 sLa
oaf6 8 962 k,ios. Para SAINT ago oe
Ouoa, ppr Pianas R,jo Il %, 20
sacos maiz. Para Gtbsrs, pnr Lhr
\ es Villamil &c 90. Is SIS cate 1903
Nos Para Naevltas. p"~ M*nlei |
tvz & 90, 40 rla cafe 371O kIrs
r. Plaoae Rljo q O., 25 Fls ate
223 ki'o<.
P's Aguadills y esoaIas, vsp r
kalm. Saxon.a" dssoachado por
Ma leHAoft & K ,rbeT, con carga
d. tTanAc.
PAra = liz y essa'aa vsp. esp
>aeto D,nisgo'' (i<spach dn por
Is ds Esqisga, 45 sts cafe 1892
k'los- Pr Q Il" H"",'. 90
NJ cafe 364Ot!>e. P = y. V jand4
ly 10 u | o4.o. P s@i T<snec-
r1 Ganrra, d'A haass', da, $50 ols
non $870 600 ns,vsn,e, 1884 eis
cou ) 700 900 oaevus. es eapsgt~ie
Pas, oosi''' por S &C BaqQiaRa 60
y cafe. 1860 kl>e. Pr P.~nsA
R,j y O.. 80 I,~N Is. $3.50 kjloa
Pa Maiaea 30 J C.h Is Hmno
l76 s,s c. f. $4,000 k.i1. P rs A l.
Caut+, Pr 5. 0e II Qiaga, 55 sIs
10 is 42s6 klus. P.,a BARGE ons,
RI. ou Ezl lag" 62l sJs caf4
AZ 208 PR J 0 b. .~ ; Hrmnp
l5 Zoo u, / 81 ia flu al 146a Is cst6
1860 XII. 6. Pr Vicente & 90, 90
Isis q. f6 1880 k los. Hos Oa!las g.
%. 80 u arcs de les 1145 GiloA por
A R@nsohenplat, Is SIS of6 BIO
Iklts Por J T Silva y Co 40OW.
cafe 3473O kilos Por BoaFar a
"a q CO, 351 <on~ros de va S4O4
Iki'o., Por A Vicente u o., 1Oi
SIS cafe $3.50 klIos,
| gALIDAg Ds UABOTAJE.
! Bdrs. esp. "Naeva Flor" para
Fsjsrdo. y
CO.. esp "Borincusa par'
| Agusdil!s y Msyagiiez.
Col eRp EacarnauloD, psEa Maya.
gusz y POnce.
Vap e,p 'Vasco" para May agiiel
Bdrs. esp. "Psquita "psra Aqua
/ duH.
DESP ACHADOS
NinguAo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05

Domingo. s.-San TelesfOro, papa
y martir.
Lunes. 6.-it La Epifasls del Sc
aoy, d Ia AdsrAei6s Gs los Saafos RI
yss MskfAsy. Gaspat y Haitass,.
Martes, San Juli1n, martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
MOvI1tEsrO DB bDQu NJ


De s.. Tn DAs y eseAf''. v"o
a'em "3.Aulia 4 Mntsrh 4 &
K3fbe', con ca'sa geneEsi pAr
varios
De Habara y fscAls', vslof esp
Saoto Domingo, s b lnos de Es
qnl. ga, c.n csiss gri eiAl pat#
veii,s
De Sautsnde' J r e'ca'as zap = ?
An,oaio Lti.G. q Sobtros &C Es'
qu aga COO c.tgs gel eisl pa''
sAnos
E1IaArAf D. Q BorAJn
Go, .H "Ame!i' de O. no G"'
DO.
Go. e~p PfovIdtn-h. de FAsj.r
e.
BGr-. lsg pn'rsYfni1ia' =
vltqnss.
Col. .sr r .eue,e ds AIscito'
'de Ne, asdss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05
u ! iWAUDs fonso ri:

oonstante surtido de relojes, y
prenderfa de orc CON brillantes y
piedras inas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda deaearse. Garantizan los
oD)etos , venden 4 precioa m6di.
coz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-05

Col esp "Hortencis" carenando.
Col. esp "OarmelltA" carga para
ArAcibo.
Col esp. "Olementius' caEga
para Nsguabo y Humara> j.
Col. esp "Guil!ermitt" csrga psi
ra Arroyo