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James L. Martin. "Old Reliable 70 leading the
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum buwlers for average honors,
with q record OF 1876 for six games.
The Riverdale Bowling Club has selected these ON.
GERS: Frederick Won Schuckman, President; Robert
II. Keep. Secretary; william Arnold, Treasurer; John
F. Cramer. Captain.
Nick Thyme. ono OF the best known bowlers in
Greater New York. Is slowly recovering from o seri.
GUS attack Of "iufi rheumatism at 81. Cath.
arine's Hospital. Brooklyn.
The promoters OF the proposed Commercial League
tournament are having some diilculty in inducing
enough houses to Join. Unless nine teams enter, the
organization will not be formed.
The Women's Bowling League Of this city will not
begin Its tournament until January. The village Club
alleys have been offered free to the organization, anu
the officials may select that place.
On every Monday night the members OF the Empire
Bow ling Club, which has teams entered in various
trim by practicing at the Village Club alleys The
officers OF the CLUB follow: William Spies. President;
Walter Hoolihan, Vice.Prestdent; William Schmitt
Secretary; n. B'Ka'z. Treasurer; George Williamson,
Captain.
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Tho waverley Jrs. OF wiliamsbridre have tho fol.
lowing open dates. Nov. ID. 81. 20. and 2s. for teams
averaging 100 pounds. Address w. Tfnagero, 1871
West Twentieth street.
FRANKLIN. Nov. 1.-THE hardest game OF football
ever played here took place yesterday on Bennett's
Field between tho Delaware Literary Institute and
Delhi teams. After two halves of twenty-five min.
utes each, neither team scored.
MoSTcLAIR, Nov. 1.-THE Knickerbockcr A. c. team
met the eleven OF the Montclnir A. C. yesterday. the
former winning q stubborn and well.played contest
by q score of 10 to O. The visitors outweighed the
Montclairs fifteen pounds per man. Cloke OF the
latter team made q run OF 100 yards, getting the ball
on Knickerbocker's tumble At Montclair's l.yard
lfpa
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The Morris and Essex League games between the
Roseville A. A. and south orange +. @. teams. rolled
on the alleys OF the nrst-nRmed club on last Friday
night. resulted as follows;
FIRST GAME.
Roseyille A. A.-Norman. ell; Pearton, 1885, Bad
ger, lA4; Willis. lbI; Chedister, l68. Total. $40.
South Orange y. C,-Aattison. 1891 Cameron, l4S;
Wildey. 1906 Wright. 1911; Halliday. ltO. Total. 772.
SECOND GAME,
Roseyille A. Alderman, LAB; Pearson. LOB; Bad
ger, 1905 williS, ia; Chedister, l7s, Total, 7AS.
South Orange y. C.-MAttison. 100; Cameron, 159;
Wildey. 14S; Wright, 100; Halliday, lAB. Total. 77S.
THIRD GAME.
R~oseyille A. A.-Norman, ia; Pearson. 1875; Bad
ger, 164i Willis, l47; Chedister, 1874. Total. 6oA.
South Orange r. C.-Mattison, l3s; Cameron, le9;
Wildey. l4l; Wright, 1853; Halliday. 1876. Total. o9S.
In the opening series OF games in the Norris and
Essex League between the Riverside A. o, and the
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whist.

PLAINF1ELD Nov. 1.-THE fifth match for tho
A. W. L. challenge trophy was played here last
night between the Park Club. holders, and the
American Whist Club of Boston. challengers.
Tho result was n victory for the Americans by
the score of "a tricks to IL. The players were:
Park Club-G. T. Rogers, Captain; s. Townsend, ].
Il. Howell. and S. ST. ]. McCutchen.
American Whist Club-L. VI. Bouve, Captain; q. II.
Ward. W. s. Fenollosn. and C. L. Becker.
The next on the list of challengers is the Phil
adelphia Whist Club, and rs that club holds the
Hamilton trophy, representing the champion
ship for 1898, the result of the match on next
Saturday will be looked forward to with great
interest. The Philadelphia players will try to
duplicate Hsmilton's triumph In having both
trophies under one roof. If only for a week.
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williamsburg A. A. Games.


The Williamsburg A. A. ran OF a varied programme
or sports yesterday with the following results:
Two-M Mile Run-won by Samuel A. Walters. scratch;
Otto Peterson, 10 seconds, second; James J. Feeney,
SO seconds. third. Time. II minutes 80 seconds.
100 Yard Match Race. best two in three heats,
between Harry A. Vorbach. Luke b. Packard and
Charles c. Ring-Won In two straight heats by vor.
bach, King second. Packard third. Time, IL l:6 and
IL Be ondS.
Half .le walk-won by G. G.. Renninger. scratch
G. A. Eckert, scratch. second; James j. Feeney. rs
seconds, third. Time. 3 minutes 81 seconds.
Match Game Of Basketball Between tho Orange and
Blue Teams of the Williamsburg A. Avon By the
Orange team by IL points to 10.
one.Mile Bicycle Race-Won by Benjamin Gotthelf.
scratch; Harry Friedmann. scratch. second; Benja.
min Lowenstein, scratch, third. Time. 2 minutes %
seconds.
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Bowling Games To-NiEht.

American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Golden Rod, and
Gotham.
New York Royal Arcauum League-Standard Coun-
ell, New York Council. and Defendant Council.
Harlem Republican Club-New York Bowling Club
VS.. Hamilton.
United bowling Clubs, Section 2-Echo. West Har-
lem, and Gable.
Uncle sam Nauonai-Riverdaie. Uncle Sam. and
Aurania.
A~rcade-Rosedale l, Rosedale 3. Rosedale 3. orien-
tai I, Oriental e, and Oriental 8.
Interclub L~eague-Aurore Gfata W. Lincoln, a.
Aurora GrRta alleys; Columbian va. Irving, at Column
hian alleys: Carleton va. Union League, At Carleton
alleys; Knickerbocker We. Hanover. at Knickerbocker
alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League, Section Fort
Greene Council. Bedford Council, and Oxford Council.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum !uh-Tournament-Brook.
Ign Council, Wildwood Council, and Nassau Council.
Schafer's-Police Gazette. Greenwood. and Aurora.
Arlington National-Arlingto l, South Paw. and
Lotus.
Germania-B. B. B.. Pansy. and Adelphi.
South Brooklyn-Students. Casino, and Third
Avenue.
Twenty.sixth ward-Eclipse va. Goodenough, at
Buschs alleys.
Staten island Amateur League-Kinguton, Amert.
can. and Richmond.
Paterson L~eague-Albion Va. Entire Nous.
Brooklyn acknowledgements Manhattan. and
Cordialia-
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Lawn Tennis.

ORANGE, Nov. THE eighteenth annual
meeting of tho Orange Lawn Tennis Club was
held last night and the reports showed the or
ganization to be in a good financial condition.
There was some discussion regarding increased
accommodations at the. clubhouse, but no action
was taken; The election OF officers resulted as
follows: President, Walter ID. Osborne; Treas.
urer, Frank E. Hagemeyer; Secretary, Clifford
A. Gould; Directors, Robert NJ. Miles. Jr, Rus-
sell A. Griffin, Edward M; Carnrick, Cnrmen II.
Jr., Walter d. Osborne. Frank Il. Hagemeyer,
and Clifford A. Gould.
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Eanthnii anm., Yesterday.

At Ambrose ark-Bay Ridge A. O. nrst team. 1e;
Pastime A C. o. Bay Ridge A. O. second team, =;
Dominicans. 0.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanderer, 1 goal;
South Brooklyn Young Mons League, o.
At willets Poiut-U. g. Engineer Corps. "a; Mates.
tics OF New York, 0. One half played.
AT Ridgewood Park-Herkimer A. C.. IA; Columbia
Field Club. 4.
At Bensonhurst-Marions. q; Calumets. 4.
AT UNDERESTIMATE A. c., 40; Tuxedo A. o. of
At Far Rockaway-AIert Field Club. 10, Atlantic
A %.
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corr
Ths Lsveiten Clnb-s zine 0reueas fsv the OLE
Scotch Gnu,N

Scotch Gausa
NEwBURo. Nov. 1.-THE Powelton Golf Club
has its links Just beyond tho limits of this city.
1t ia q nine.holo course, and decidedly sporty.
There arc many natural hazards, consisting Of
fences, bitches, trees. and water. and two artiH.
clal bunkcrs have beon built. crossing the frst,
second, and third holes. The length Of the links
Is 1000 yards. Tho longest hole is A5o yards,
while tho shortest Is 143 yards. From the char
ncter Of tho course very straight driving 10 re-
qulrcd as a rule. Tho putting greens arc in
good condition, and tho ground Of tho fair green
is OF q nature to afford good lies to straight
driving. Grass hazards also abound, and a
player is almost certain to do poor work, once
he gets among them.
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Atlanta wheelmen. rolled on the Riverside alleys on

Atlanta wheelmen. rolled on the Riverside alleys on
last Friday night, the results were:
FIRST GAME.
Atlanta wheelmen-olozogn, 2oo; Millar. 1oe,
Halsey, 175; Utter. l72; Taylor, 100. Total. eSe.
Riverside A. C.-Cadiz, 1888; Tillou, 100; Roll, 1851
Reese, 1875; Smith, 1855. Total, s04.
SECOND oAnH.
Atlanta wheelmen - olozaga, 1879; MILAN, l5S,
Halsey, 1853; Utter, 2I4; Taylor. 179. Total, 6e7.
Riverside A. C.-Cadiz. l7s; Tillou. 1866, Roll. leos
Reese, 100; Smith. 1bl. Total. TS4.
THIRD GAME.
Atlanta wheelmen - Olozaga, 1915 Mfllar. 1907
Halsey, 1853; Utter, 1874; Taylor. 100. Total. 9A5.
Riverside A. C.-CadiZ, gel; Tillou, 189, Roll, 1851
Reese, l94; smith, 1919. Total. o78.
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Croaa-C Country Running.

At a pretty stin gait Frank Barnard led the Sea
View Harr!ers home over the Bay Ridge trail yester-
day afternoon in ideal cross.country weather. Ono
OF the biggest packs OF the season started in two
divisions. Members OF the New West Side, Williams
burg, Pastime. New York, Hamilton. st. Paul, Bay
Ridge, and Union Athletic clubs participated.
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constant vsttinr keeps

ncter OF the soil, but constant Wetung keeps
them in fair condition. ooo -
boris, including some very tnir women nS ana mon
and Ia wwoli furnished and equipped. The main
doors open into e large reception snShodsS ne ing
,s~n,,, ~ I, drcasjnu room, Kitchen, dining room,
and bowling alley arc also on this floor: Up
oo.nnditrs nantjnn roo,n and q large billiard room.
T M sitnptiom OF tho house. is fine. There is q
wsIi.kept lawn and broad roadway ,bordered
with trees and lowers. IL presents an ioeai PIC
ture OF a COUNTRY club.
BAYs1pr. Nov. 7.-waltor J. Travis, A. W.
Rossiter and Lawrence G. Embrce were loft to
play In the semi.fnal round for the Gov
ernor's Cup on tho Oakland inks. VI these
Ross;t.r drcv n bye. In the match between
En,hroo and Travis, tho former received q hand.
ican ~ 10, / on each Of the third. fifth, sixth,
eighth and ninth holes in both rounds. Travis
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Sportsman's Goods.
THEY ALL SAY:

at Is = revelation. To operate It is IKE regulating
Anow of water with a faucet"
They refer TO
THE SPENCER BRAKE,
WHICH DOUBLES THE PLEASURE OF RIDING.
Operates by a turn of the grim
FITTED TO n MAKE OF BfCYGLE,
wheels called Tor and delivered within city lmita
THE SPENCER HRAER To-.
walker So, d.
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BOWLING.

Club Records in Important Tournaments to
Date.
Competitions in the various tournaments have
been of an interesting nature and good scores
have been the rule. The records to date follow:
AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
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TTUFfT tFrEVT ENU5oTUCE VII TIT JIG f1TffhT
round tomorrow.
ORANGE, Nov. s.-Fifty well-known residents
Of East Orange have formed a new golf club
and leased ground on Arlington avenue for the
links, which are being laid out. The club will
Of the spring season. The officers Of the club
are: President. the Rev. Alexander Mann; Sec
rotary, Miss Elizabeth Freeland; Treasurer.
Marshall Shepard.
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CAMBRIDGE, Nov. Z;,-only Aye days more re;
creases.as the time diminishes. Monday, Tues
day I,, Wednesday, and Thursday will be devoted
men win rest. Everything is being done to ro-
strain the players from becoming nervous or
agltated over The coming game, and they are
providing they return directly after the per.
formance Is over and retire for the night. Just
now the November hour examinations are keep
ing many of tho men at work with their books.
Practice this week will be confined to develop
ing the Interference, perfecting. new, plays,
all tho signals. Substitutes will receive as
much attention from the cOachers as tho var
slty players, for herein lies the strength Of tho
team IN case the more experienced players are
tried at left end and is foundto cover thai place
In case Cabot Is injured during the game Brown
VIII take his place. Richardson will take Moul-
tens place al right end, and hiilis, will replace
Donald IN case either man Is forced to leave the
game.
1t is quito possible that the Harvard coach
ers VIII take Some of the freshman players into
varsity practice this week. The magnificent
running Of the backs, Kendall, Reid, and Ellis,
despite the weakness Of the Pennsylvania fresh
man team, opened tho eyes of the coachers,
while better goal kicking than Lawrence did
Yesterday has, seldom been seen at Cambridge.
though a stiff breeze was blowing, and the
goals were not always easy;
somewhs dampened the betting Sr sS%S Of t tSs
students, and II is thought. that nothing but
even money will be offered, If Chicago had
Though it was expected here that Yale would
DC defeated yes, crday, Harvard, men generally
surcs a close and exciting contest next satur.
day. Besides this, Harvard did not wish to see
her old'time rival defeated by a team not repre-
ument is strong for a victory over Yale on next
Saturday, the coachers are allowing, muchsless
confidence. bud Dean. Bert Holden,=BOt
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In the trottinR classes at the coming horse
show one OF the notable exhibits will be that
Of the Arden Farms collection. headed BY
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D1D1OATORIA.
:.
LA RAZOR DEL TITUKO.

O1D1OATOR1As -
:.
LA RAzOH DEL T1TUEO. :
SUMARIo-Luchemos.-Nldaber
cumplido.-LS generaci6n que su-
be.-La justioia humana.-Pretex-
tOs criminales. La formula del
ptOgreGO.-Nl pHogreso y sus ma
CiOnes.-La opinion p6blica.
Ill periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el perlodism0.-LO que es hoy Is
prensa.-La prensa y Les leyeA-
Ia politiCa.-L0 que debe Ger la
poiltiCa.-O6mo se haCen los poll
tiCOs.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.-Artia-
clos politicos.-Hl oarnaval poltti-
eo.-Miserias p0liticas. - HinCeri-
dad politics. a.-Fanatismo oolitico
La delnoCracia. .-PrinCipioS de-
mocr&ticos, ,-Absurdos demoCrAti-
oos.-DeliEioR demoorAticos. - La
libextad de la OAtedra.-LibertaO
contra derechO.-La iguaidad 20.
cial.-1a igualdad en- la htstor1a,-
La igualdad ante 10 raxGa.-La 40.
beEania.-La demagogia.-Los hun.
ros modernos.-La Eeyoluci6n.-
LAS huelgas.-ConfuSlc1 ) oaos.-
El acknowledgements demo.
ledoras Cancer soCial.-Antipo-
mias y anomalias.-Nl mayor de
Ios eET0res.-All& va la nave.-Npi.
logo = conclusion.
De venta.---En 10 Imprenta del
BOLRTIK MMROANTIr..
! PreClo.-Un peso oInouenta eo,&
tavOa ejempla1.
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brado en- Camuy solemnes Honras fl
nebres por el eterno descanso del gu
fue distinguido amigo y correligionari
ruestro, Excmo. Sr. D. Juan Brussi
Font.
EN- SAN JOsE.-Manana domingo
| 3 de Julio, a las siete de la misma
tendra etecto Ell la iglesia de San Jo
Sc la communion general de todos 10
asociados del Apostolado de la Ora
eion.
a las ocho y media de la misma
despues de exponer a S. D. M, ha
ora misa cantada con acompafamien
10 de orquesta; celebrara el Muy Illus
tire Sr. Provisor del Obispado, Docto
Don Buenaventura Bea, y hara el pa
neglrico del Sacratisimo Corazon de
JESUS el Excmo { Ilusttisimo serol
Obispo. Luego el Senior quedara
expuesto todo ell dia, velando alter
nat,vamente en- su presencia los Aso-
ciados del Apostolado de Ia Cracion,
los socios catolicos, la Association 10
Selma { HJas de Maria.
observation-disclosures en- un cole
ga de Mayagiez:
LA noche del sabado perecio Aho
gado en- el rio "Espiritu Sauto", al
tratar de vadearlo, encontrandose ere
cido, el apreciable joven don Alfredo
Crisiy Mangual, que iba de Rio-gran
de para Luquillo, dende tiene ST fnca,
la hacienda Fortuna.
OTRA DESGRACIA.-En Hato-aba
jo (Arecibo) fue muerto por una ehis
pa electrical uu indivlduo llamado
Jose Martinez.
Observation-Disclosures en- esta Ca
pital la sociedad mercantil Soto y Co,
(San Jose 2o). queda la liquidation de
la misma a cargo del socio D. Fede
rico Ochoa, quien bajo su solo nombre
continuara dedicandoss 4 los mismos
negocios.
Prosperidades.
Desde la catedra. Oonferencia pro-
vechosa.
Santo Domingo, Stbre. de 1894.
Sres. Scott y Bovine, New York.
Muy Sres. mios: He empleado la
Emulsion de Scott, en- varios casos
de linfatismo. Esta enfermedad, que
Sc presenta bajo dIstlntas manifesto
clones, como la Anemia, Raquitismc,
Escrofulosis, etc., etc, cede los efec.
tos reconstltuyentes lie esta Emulsion,
siempre que los enfermes sean cons
tantes en- tomarla. Su aspecto y sa-
Dor agradables hacen de esta medlcina
un recurso valioso en- la practica in
fantil, y aIn para las iovenes, pues es
sabido que tan:o aqueilos como estaa
Sc resisten a tomar medicamentos de
sabor repugRante. En- cuanto a las sus
tancias que entran en- su composition
son del todo inoCentes, como la vez
necesarias para combatir la miseria
fisiologica. is ademas una prepara'.
cion permanente, 10 que aumenta sus
meritos.
DIR. AIfonseca.
Medico- Cirujano de la Facultad de
Paris, Presidente del Juro Medico de
la Rep1blica, Professor de Medicina
del Institute Professional, etc.
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Las Rof0raaS dol ST uauPa
wsTUDxo CZxTIGO
DON IGNAGI0 DlAz GANEJA.
~ t,.@ director DEL BOLETlE KERCANTlL
OE PUERTO RTOC

Tai es IL porGAda de IN toilette
que acAbs de edltarse en- esta Ca
60, obrA del Director del BoLgTIN
MxRoANTn. Contiene 60,paginas
dc lectura, en- 4: mayor, y, como
20 ha AnunclAd0, 90 dedicA al ilus-
TIRE Jsfe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
<itucionsI" dc CUBA, ExcmO 81
Marques dc Apszteguia. Conaie.
ne 81 siguiente programa:
A." Dedicasorja. - PreIudios. --
DeaarrollO del plan.-ConsiderA'
ciones.-El pEekmbulo exposici6D,
Los Manlclpios.-La CAmara
In.uiar.-El Consejo.-El GOber'
nador Gcreral.--La historic. LII
legalidad.-LA Eaz6n suprema.-
La RsparAcl6n''.
81 foIIoto 10 0frece on lAs o.
| Ruientcs condolences:
Un ejempIsr.-D..... so etI
Con el retrato del autor. 75"
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VitaIidad DebiIitada,
Sangre EmpObreCida,

Lease 10 que la Zarzaparrilla del
DIR. Aver ha hecho por el reverendo
padre /. p. Wilds, muy cOnocido
misionero de la ciudad de Nueva
York y hermano del difunto y emf
nente juez Wilds:
"Por muchos amos padeci de divie-
SOS otras erupciOnes de caracter
semejante causadaS por sangre en-
pobrecida. Mi apetito era escaso y
la extenuaci6n Sc habia apOderadO
del sistema. Conociendo las propie-
dades valiosas de la Zarzaparrilla
del DR.. Aver pOr la eXperiencia del
bien que habia producido en- otros,
procuremela y empece a tomarla.
Mi apetito mejoro desde la primera
dosis la mejoria Sc eXtendi6 a mi
salud en- general, que la actualidsd
es excelente. Me siento un ciento
por ciento mas fuerte, cuyO resultadO
10 atribuyo la Zarzaparrilla del
DR.. Aver, medicina que recomiendo
con toda confianZa como la meJor
que jamas Sc haya preparado para
la sangre."
Para todos los desarreglOs Origina-
dos de sangre empobrecida Q vlelada
y debilidad general, tomese la
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La esencia pura de Sandalo es de
an precio eIevado por exigir su pre-
paraci6n aparatos especiales; este Sc
debe que, frecuentemente, Sc halle
mezclada con esencias de copaiba y
de cedro que producer dolores de es'
tonnage y de rinones; las capsulas de
"SSndalo Mady" curan por el con-
trario sin fatigar las Was digestivas' sir
irritar los riflones y son de Una purez'
absolute.
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Gaceta de 3

Por ell Gobierno General Sc
con6ere al Excmo. senor lnten
dente de Hacienda, don Juan de
Echenique "a. e. P. d., unaEcomi-
sion extraordinaria del servlclo
para la Peninsula, y Sc nombra
interinamente para dicho cargo q
don Alexandra In6esta, Jefe de
Administration de I: clase.
Recompensas, que va Conoce
el lector. del reciente Concurso
agrlcola.
Nombramientos de recaudado
res de Contribuciones del Estadc
que van en- otra parte
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Gao ET TILL.As'

IMPoRTANTE JUIcIo ORAL. --El
IL del eorriente tendra lugar el de la
causa seguida en- el Juzgado de Hu-
macao por asesinato de Felipe Mer-
cedes contra Aniceto Rivera: la de
fensa estz cargo del Lcdo. Herman
dez Lopez VI la representation del
nrocessdo Ia lleva D. Jose H. Bonets;
nor IA forma en- que Sc realiz6 el he
cho dicho iuicio promote ser de los
ma. cGlebres que Sc hayan eelebrado
en- IA Audiencia de esta Capital.
HoNRAs.-Hoy debsn habesss ssle
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Ell mejor antiseptico de los bron
ouios y de los pulmones que reco-
miendan los medicos, en este. tiempc
de frio y humedad, e. el "Jarabe fen'-
co de Vial", que cura en- algunos dlas
,oses, resfriados, ronquera einfuenza
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MOvIMIENTO DIE BUQUEs

RNTRADAs DE TRAvEEfA
De Martinics, gol fr. Leader, q
Sobrinos de EEQuiaga, en- lastre.
De New York, vap ing Themis
q Latlmer , Fernandez, con caTgs
general para varlOs.
De Buenos Aires, berg esp AIfre
do, q j OChoa y HnO, con 327.727
kilos tGssjo
RTxRADAs DE OABOTAJH.
Bdra. esp. "MariR Artau," de
Arroyo
Col esp Petra, de AreCibo.
sAL1DS DH 1RAvEEIA.
Ninguna.
aALIDAs DB oABOTAJB.
Bdra esp "Osrmen" para Viequeu
Col. esp. " Anita" " para Aqua
dilIa y Msysguez.
DESPAOHADOS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-04
6ANyORALA.

Domingo, 4.-La Preeiosislma Ban.
era de Nuestro Senior Jesucristo, y san
Laureano, Arzobispo.
Lunes, 5.--Santa Filomena, virgen
y san Miguel de los Santos, eonfesor
Martes, 6.-San Isaias, profeta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-04

Col esp Elena, carga para Ponce
y Arroyo
Col esp Joven CLARA. Carga para
Arroyo
Col esp" Msysguexana," carga
para Aguadills y MayagueE.
0ol esp Providencta, carga para
Faiardo.
Vap. esp. "VssCo," csI Gando
Col. esp. "Zaragoza" Carga para
Humacao y VieQues.
Col esp P de Arecibo, psndiente
Col esp Amelia, pendiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-04
Papel para Peri6dlcD.

Del tama1o del BoLErlN y
del que tenia El Clamor do
Pals SO ACADIA de recibir or
esta Tmprenta una gran RENE
ga, que SO realiza 4 precios H.
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-04
OPzRAC1oNRs DH BUQUHs IN Pro


Berg. esp. Beatriz csrgsndc.
Col amr Jennie Hall desc argndo
Berg esp Iudia, desCargando.
aAGol Ing Hattie May descsrgando
~Vap ing. "Ssraito of Dover" des
cargando.
Vap. esp, "Maria Herrera" Car
gsndo.
Col. fir. Leader, pendieHte.
Vap. ing. Themis, descargando.
Berg. esp. Alfredo, descsrgando.
UABOTAJK
Go. esp. ''India,' caEga para
ArecibO.
G1l esp Jovea Maria, pendiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-04
LA ESPERANZA." {"

Nuevo establecimiento de mercan-
cias, quincalla y ferreterla en- general
Surtido complete de papeles, sobre'
v efectos de escritorio.
3. Articulos de novedad y fantasia.
Libros de instruction y enseres pa
ra las escuelas.
Precios muy limitados.
Cayey, Puerto Rico.
Lobe M DsIgado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-04
LOA OIEACaOS RiSIYOS
CNEs
IAGISqRRIO DE-. .ULRRAHAR

.DscretO y &ssLa nsatL Gqu
regular estOs dereChOs, y for
mulariOs completes para la sO-
t"citu6 de JubilaCiOnesv Viude-
dades y 0rfandadess pOr Don
Andres =. 0ller0v ex-xnSpec-
tor de /. znsehanza y Maestro
ptbliC0 de E&adrlds
Folleto dediCado al 6r GaaC5
DiputadO por esta Isla.
V6ndese en- esta 1mprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-04
Gaceta del 2

No publica disposition algu'
na de importanCia.