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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1897,

AT Y O'CLOCK NJ. the LARGE. srP.
STANTIAL. AND VERY DESIRABLE
THREE-STORY BRICK STOREHOrsF
No 1884, on the north side OF Main street
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets, fronting about % f-l2 feet 0r
Main. and extending back within par8le.
lines about li5 SIP feet TO Walnut alley
occupied by the Mccormick Machine
Company.
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BY J. y. Elan e. Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT SALES AT PUBLIC
AUCTION OF
WELL-LOCATED AND HICRLY.YBLUI.
Bile BUSINESS PROPERTY

ON MAIN. BROAD. AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE or
FREDERICK BRAUER, DECEASED.
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AUCTION sALEs-Faturs Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALr s,.r
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID rnv
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ihH
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
WANTED.

REGISTERED DRUGGIST, COMPE-
tent and reliable. desires TO make a
change; strictly sober: no bad habits;
good references. Address ANALGIA,
care of Dispatch. an l5-2t-
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THE COHEN co.
HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT..

u
HIST A FEW 'oDD LOIS TO CLOSE
OUT QUICK.
WOODENWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
q only Feather Store busters. that were
lOc. for lc. eacn. NJ, No.. $500.
27 rolls of silk Tissue Toilet Paper. per-
forated paper. the loc. Kind, Tor lc.
Three shelf Book or Medicine Cabinets.
sold eisewhere for sl.50, special to-day,
100 boxes Hardwood ToothpieKs' .
boxes FOR &c, ,...,,. damoyod
only Lawn Mower. sIign''y ""i""e0''
worth s.. for to-day Vie. c.. ., ,
zoo cakes of Best Laundry soap, lc.
cake. worth &c.
ODDS AND ENDS IN TIN AND GRAN
TIE IRONWARE.
only Nursery Refrgerators. lined with
raIyanized Bessemer steel, ana COM
nactIv filled with charcoal. Tor N.3O.
rs onl- Pie Plates, sold eise"heIe loi w.
special to-day. &c. each. a. a.
5-quart Mix or Pudding-fasn,s. &C ~,rn,
II only Japanned Sugaf-NahiSteis' WI vi
25c for sc. each. -. me-,
II Ohlong Bread-Pans Sc. each' ihey
are worth zoe. .L
Large Size REFINED Colanaers' "oi'h
from 10 to 35c., for &C. each' r.
20 only Cranite-Iron Coffee or Tea
Pots, worth 35c.. for l5e. Co..
Iong-Handle Granite-lron spoons
worth I5c.. for sc. each. c..,oo
l6 only Large size Granite-lion oau,e
mans. slightly dented, worth 4sc.' lOr
23c choice.
PICTURE ODDS AND ENDS.
LOCO Steel Engravings. in White Snam-
elled frames worth 35c., for &c cholcf'
ia Medallion Pictures. in Gold Floreh-
tine frames, to-day l9c. eacn.
10 Large Oi-Paintings, In Gold s anu
Bronze Florentine frames, Tor o'c''
7oc Cabinet, Size Picture-Frames. slight
ly damaged, worth upwards oI e. ioi
Sc. choice.
CHINA ODDS AND ENDS.
l only Carlsbad China Tea Service, nice
ly decorated, a few pieces snort "oi'h
u Handsome English Jardinieres, that
were $50. for l9c. each. H.
AZ Earthen Cuspadores, Incely 49, -.
rated. would be cheap at De- 'o-u"S'
800 ROYAL English China Soup, Dinner,
breakfast. and Templates, Blue ana
Brown decorations, worth 2 a dozeh'
70 OF ONLY Alpine China Cups and saucers.
that sell for Csc. dozen; speClal ~
day, &c. a. pair.
Read our prices on
NAh
and compare same with others.
only Wakefield Baby-Carriages. hand
somely upholstered. woodent wheels'
worth elsewhere $3.50; speclal to-u"3'
S2es u,.,.oeota
: Handsome Rattan-Body Wakefield
Baby Carriages. upholstered In cor
duroy or silk plush, were Slo' 10 elo9e
$3.50.
2 Beautiful Wakefield Baby-Carriages'
that were $40, to close SlO.)9
GLASSWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
Genuine Imported Gas-Gobes sold else
where for Csc; our price, lic.
AZ Pickle or Preserve, cut pattern LOT
&c. each. -. MI.
Ice. Cut-Pattern Berry or Fruit Bowls
"a CRYSTAL Glass Molasses-Jugs, with
extra strong tops, for &c. each.
70 only Spoon and Sugar Dishes, &C.
each--were l9c.
lot Of Damaged Gas-Globes, lc. each
were &c. ,
20 only Cut-Pattern Berry Sets pieces,
value elsewhere 40c.; special to-day
&c a set.
/ lot of odd Tumblers. worth upwards
of zoe. a dozen. for lc. each;
20 only Ratification Water-Jugs. cut
pattern. sold elsewhere for S5c; spe-
cial to-day. &c. each
INTERPRETATIONS.
Celebrated Quincy Refrgerators,
that were SO, for slo.
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Old papers for sale at &c. q hund. ID q;
nisnafrh office.
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WANTED.

BOARDERS TO OCCUPY TWO NICELY
Furnished Rooms. Also Hall Room, at
5l9 north Seventh street.
ap NV. +. &Su2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

BY f. A. Catlin Auctioneer'
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
KID GLOVES.

4-button Tan Dressed Kid Cloves. not
10 pairs Fine. Glossy Black Kid Gloves,
sizes 6 81, 7. Ill. for Ssc. pair
Pearl. GRAY. and White. a few sizes left,
81 kind. for &c. a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
BY n. w. Bowe. Auctloneer.

In part execution Of certain deed OF
trust dated March g. 1884. 70 the under
signed trustees and duly recorded BOO tne
Clerks office OF tho Chancery Court %,
the city of Richmond. I'm Deed Book i5l
B. page ls5, we Will. at the request az
some OF the beneficiarics. there having
been default In the payment Of a portion
OF the debt secured. sell by public auc-
tion on the premises. respectively at fhe
times and In the order named below. me
PROPERTY above referred TO- as fol-
lOws--to wit:
on TUESDAY. APRIL 20. 1897.
beginning at 4:30 O'Clock z. ~. we Will o.
fer separately. the THREE DWELLINGS
above referred TO. These houses are cons
paratively new, are attractive in arch-
lecture and arrangement. are well finish
ed. and are supplied with all modern con-
Veniences; and In location, being within
a stones throw OF Monroe Park. are as
well situated as could be desired.
The lots upon which they stand front
about a feet each. and run back li9 feet
inches 10 an alley in the rear
These residences are well deserving the
attention Of persons desiring homes at
moderate prices. while IN location. capd-
city. and appointments they are almost
equal 20 anything on this favored street
And. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL q. 1897.
beginning at 5 o'clock p. NJ. we will oTer
separately. those FOUR ATTRACTlVE
LUIS LloHAlAS "V rect thhhf ny Il ANNA'
az $50 feet TO a 20-foot alley. situated on
the south side of Monument avenue lof
west Franklin street a short distance
east Of Lee Circle. These are among the
most desirable lots In this delightful Sec
ton. and present opportunities for So
curing choice home sites. or "A handsome
speculation IN the near future. See tl'
auctioneer for particulars.
TERMS: one fourth or more in cash
and the residue at six, twelve and elel.
teen months. for notes. with interest Iit
ed and secured by trust deeds. with rs1
10 purchasers 10 anticipate the de.erlcs
payments. JOHN A. cox ,.
WILLIAM II. LUCkE.
ans Trustees
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BY f. a. Catlin, Auctioneer,
No. s north Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
J. ATTRACTIVE DETACHED DWELLING
at southeast corner of Leigh and Bowe
streets being No. 1921 west Leigh. l4lf
west Leigh. and a large lot in rear front
ing on public alley.-In execution OF
deed of trust to me. dated June -, 1892,
of record in Clerks office Richmond
Chancery Court. Deadlock li6 y, page
l23. default having been made in the pay
ment of a note thereon secured and be-
ing directed so TO do by the holder or
said note. l will. OF
THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1897,
at o'clock j. NJ. on the premises. sell
TO the highest bidder, the Property 10
Gated as above described. The Property
No 1921 has "A frontage OF 50 feet on
Leigh street, and for its value is one OF
the most attractive homes in the city
The house was built for comfort. and
the surrounding trees give it the appear
ance of an old-fashioned country home.
TERMS: BY consent Of parties IN inter-
est. the terms of sac Will be one-fourth
cash. and balance at six, twelve. and
eighteen months, evidenced by notes bear
ing interest and secured by trust deed.
ap IS e. y. CATLIN. Trustee.
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1't:!(Si!iEE:'N!':.!!(9

being only small lot be duplicated broken Sizes short
lengths &c Good those who other stores
,ay full price value Only lew hints Of the that's here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

nv virtue OF the above decree and as
suecial commissioners therein appointed
we will proceed to sell at public auction
on fhe premiseS. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

AT1:SO O'CLOCK j. NJ. the VERY VAL
TTABLE THREE-STOeY BRICK COR.
NER RESTAURANT at the nOrthRes,
corner OF Franklin and Seventeenth or
Market streets fronting about lsXil feef.
and being a most desirable and well cs-
tablished business stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WiNTED.

AS COMPANION OR
as Goyerness for Small Children. by a
lady who has had much experience. Ad-
dress S. T.. r.. care Postmaster. Paynes,
Fluvanna county, Va. ap l6-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

BY virtue of trust deed to the under
signed, dated February 10 1891. and re-
corded i'm Henrico County Court. in Deed
Book l34 B, page 291. default having been
made in tho payment of one of the notes
therein secured. and being required so TO
do by the holder thereof, will sell at
public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1897.
at $50 O'Clock 2. NJ. the PROPERTY
described i'm said deed. being all that
tract of land in the county of Henrico,
Va. about one mile east Of the city OF
Richmond. fronting on the Williamsburg
road. and running back TO Almond
creek. containing about 70 acres, more or
less. etc.
mis- property is very near the city, II
can readily be sub-divded into lots. The
rear portion of the property is on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and Is
very valuable for manufacturing sites.
There never was a better time 10 buy
than the present Come and secure a
bargain.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale,
all past-due taxes, and pro rata share
OF the taxes for 1891 and as TO S9i5.39,
with interest thereon from February 10.
1879; balance upon terms 10 be announced
at sale. j. ALSTON CABELl-,
Trustee.
II /. Cabell Auctioneer. APP Is
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SATIN DamasI Table Linen. Ihe DV9V
b rs and $40 kind, for zoe. yard aifdI, ~,
o-,gsrds-Svide Heavy German 1aple Ia
mask Nc. quality. for SOC. yard.
rrc hest sec. Scotch Table Damask'
iercths from ] IL TO 1 yards, Tor loc'
ward. r, n
So. On-Bo'led Turkey-Red. TABLE Ia
mask in newest designs. for lie. ydI9.
I4...N-I Twill Cotton Crash for lc. yard.
i9l-2c. Heavy Russia Linen Crash Tor
4c ward.
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An Easter Remnant
Sale This Friday.

The selling of other goods not nered with in the selling
of these goods that marked below all recognition and which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

ATS O'CLOCK =. NJ. on the same day.
the THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING No. 9l6. on the north side 0g
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth
streets. fronting about 20 feet on Broad.
and extending back between parallel lines
about l27 feet to an alley in common.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE INV

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD rua
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEv
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID ppo
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THg
VENDEE.
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hooks.


5-vo,ume sets Of Smiles. in silk cloth, 81
former price Remnant price 81.
Napiers Peniusular War. in volumes,
$50 value, to-day for sos
Shakespeare. in > volumes. for 75c.
a Chronological History of the United
States slightly shop-worn. for sc.
Splendid Books for Boys-Famous From
tifrsmen, Pioneers and Scouts. former
price 81, Remnant price makes it i5c
The Knockabout Club in the Everglades
and the KnockabOut Club in the
Tropics. to-day for s5c. each.
Good Writing Paper. lc. a quire.
Envelopes. &c. a package.
Full bottles Of good Black Ink for 21-2c.
a bottle.
Dressmakers' Cambria. 1c a yard.
All-Linen Canvas. PC. a yard.
Toe. Grass Cloth for SIC. a yard.
Best Il l-2c. Rustling Percaline for
z -Sc. a yard.
Csc. Padded Back Silesas and Perca-
lines fer Y lie. yard.
Plain Percalines and Silesias, the usual
16 2-3c., for l-2c. a yard.
CORsETs.
I. c. Corsets, sizes IS, 20. Is, 26. 81,
from 1925
Warmers Health Corsets. size q.
1875 value. Remnant price 75c. :.
81 Bicycle Corsets. sizes 70, q, g. "a, 20,
and 26. for 75c.
Bust Form Corsets. sizes IS. q, %, %.
and 26. 40c.. from SIC.
Black Dresden Corsets, sizes is. 10,
and %. 25c.. from SOC.
Corsets. sizes IS. Is. q, %, and %, 5Oc.
value for 25c.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Pure Turkish Bath Soap for 1c. cake.
Kid Curriers'. &c. bunch.
3-quart Hot-Water Bags, warranted,
for .Sc.
Talcum Powder, with sitter top. for &c.
box.
19c. bottles Of Good Florida Water and
Bay Rum for Sc. a bottle
Good quality Face Powder, Sc. boxes, for
&C. box.
Fine Combs. &c. each.
Refined BoraX Sc box
Browns Shoe Polish for &c. a bottle.
Petroleum Jelly, large bottles. for &C..
bottle.
Corn Combs fc- &C. each.
Aluminium Thimbles for 1c-
NOTION REMNANTS.
2 lunches OF Non-Twisting Tape for lc.
Colored Beading for 1c. piece.
sc. Combination Needle Books for &c.
Sc. Stockinet Shields for &c. pair.
White Beading. &c. Il piece of six yards.
All colors Ruffied Garter Elastic for 4c.
yard. instead of Sc
Pearl Buttons. lc. dozen
Arrow Bristle Toothbrushes. worth
" lie. for &c. each.
Shell Hair-Pins. for 1c
Different styles Stick-Pins, loc. kind,
for &c. each
Fancy Hat-Pirs. &c.
Ladies' Shirt-Waist Sets. in gold and
silver and Black. for &c. "A set.
Shell Side-Combs. &c.. for 10c. kind
OUR CANDY PRICES TO-DAY.
800 pounds OF Assorted Easter Eggs.
worth 25c. for l0c. a pound.
25c. Cream Chocolate. to-day l5c.
pound
Fresh Cocoanut Cakes strictly pure,
worth 25c., for l5c. pound.
Ask for the Princess Kisses" made
OF pure honey molasses, for lie. a
pound.
420 pounds OF Lemon. Lime, Peppermint.
and Horehound Drops. for s lac.
pound. worth l5c.
30 pounds Of Vanilla and Chocolate
Caramels. 3-4c. q pound.
Pure Peppermint Creams. that sell for
35c.: special to-day, lie. "a pound
600 pounds Of Fresh Cream Almonds.
the regular 25c. kind. for u f-2c.
.ound.
Vanilla MsrshmalloHs. 15c. pound
fresh every day.
Csc Oriental Orange and Lemon Jelly.
to-day lie. pound.
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\ IT u
MIsLIN UNDERNEATH.

II ladies' Muslin and Cambria Gowns
All handsomely trimmed with hnee EN-,
hroidcry. soiled from handling, y ana
Ss.25 kind. for 81. , 49,,
cambric runle on neck ana sleeves
Is S'N Muslin skirts. with 9-inch ruilie
OF embroidery or with vide uiapI .Ii
ruffie Of embroidery, usually A'-o anu
sl4S for 1Jc. , .,..,,
Ladies Muslin Skirts. with cambria
ruiiic. for pc. . ,,o.,,
II pairs ladies' Muslin Drawers, hem
and tucks. for lOc. pair. -,
1aSses' Muslin Chemise, entire yoke OF
e,nbroiderv. edged with lace. for z9c.
Ladies' Colored Ail-Silk Taheta Skirts
nsnnllv g Il for s..
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All the short ends of Heavy paf mas.
and CARPET Patterns Reversible MAT
tines. that sold from 20 70 S5c. yard
to-day for loo. yard Remnants up
10 is yards.
CARPETS AND RUGS.
10 pieces OF Body Brussels Carpets from
6 TO 30 yards. sold at SIS. to-day cec. p
IL pieces of Administer carpets from
20 80 yards. sold at a.So to-day ooc'
yard.
II pieces of best l0-wide Tapestry Car
pets. from TO q yards, sold at 9oc.'
to-day i0c. a yard
9 pieces of Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
from TO q yards, sold at coc., to-day
soc q yard
pieces OF Wool Ingram Carpets. from
10 q yards. sold at 6Oc. yard, TO-
day 30c. a yard.
/ japanese Handmade Drugget. size
3x4. sold at $40. to-day 50.
| Japanese Handmade Drugget, size
4x5 yards. slightly soiled from display,
sold ut $50 to-day $50.
3 SMYRNA Hearth Rugs, size 3Ox6o, sold
at s2.25, to-day N.i5.
IL Remnants of Linolcums. from 10 y
yards. sold at 75c.. to-day Soc. a yard;
sHIRT-W
lot of odds and ends in Ladies' Fine
French Percalc. Batiste and Dimity
Shirt Waists the best 80. 15c.. 81. and
$50 kind. for 800. each.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIEs.
Remnants OF Torchon Laces, yards
for 1c.
Machine Made Torchon Lace. ! IL inches
wide. yards for &c.
Remnants If Embroideries. q s., and
5-yard lengths for &c. a yard.
Short lengths Of Sleeve-Width Laces at
special prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

BY request OF the owners. and for ne
purpose Of division, We will sell by Dlb
lie auctisn. on the premises. respectively
and IN Tho Order named below. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

feeI bound to dispose OF.
Every department has its own
special bargains-so-called rem
nants-the intrinsic value OF
which may not be diminished,
but marked down for reason OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEnc,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAlD . rnU
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND HE
VENDEE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
UNA ACCION.

Nustro apreciabe colega La Union,
de Manzanillo, trae detal'es de una
nccion librada ell 9 de este mes cerca
lei punto denominada "Los Carreto-
nes' en- terrenos del ingenio. "Tran-
quilidad".
Los insurrectos en- nulnero de 600
ginetes y 200 infantes esperaban a
$50 hombres que al mando del CO.
nandante don Luis Tor, ecillas, Gus
todiaban 10 carretones que iban en-
ousca de guano Fara los Larracones
del Hospital Militar de aquella pobla-
cion.
Emboscados en- un manglar nos
hcleron lamentables bajas.
600 rebeldes d caballo en- tres CRU
pos, cargaron sobre la infanteria espa-
lola, que hubo de formar ell cuadro
para resistir Ell empuje desesperado
de aqnellos hombres que, hambrien-
tbs y desnudos en- su mayoria, Sc LAM
zaban Pelear acosados por la nece-
sided.
100 hombres que salieron de Man
saniio al mando del Coronel Conan
dante Militar, don Jose Sanchez Pa
IRON, en- socorro de los primeros, de
t,rmlnaron la fuga del enemigo.
Nuestras bajas han sido ocho muer-
tos de tropa, herido el Captain Berna-
oe y 81 individuos heridos.
Sc lie recogio al enemigo TN muer-
to y Sc les VIC retirar numerosas ba
jas, dejando en- el campo 80 caballos
muertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
Los dal0gadOS dc IA CaDita'

Segdn ateKta communication del Sr.
Secretario del Comite Local, los Co
rrellgionarlos que resu taron electos
el Domingo para con@urrir como de
legados en- Ia proxima Junta Magns
son los siguientes:
ID. Alexandra Villar, don Pedro
Santsteban Chavarri, don Pablo UDa-
ri, don Manuel Canal, don Pedro Ar
suaga. don Candido Garcia Cobian,
don Conrado Palau. don Antonio AL
varez Nava, don Jose Roig Cole mer,
don Ricardo Alfonso, don Benigno
Trueba. don Jose I.ezcano Gonzalez,
don Julian Munsuri, don Fermin Msr-
tlnez Villamil, don JOSE Gonzalez
Quyano, don Juan Confines. don Ven
cesiao Bosch, don Nemesio Perez Mo
rls, don Antonio Aheran, don jose
A. Marxuach don Jaime Font. don
AqulIlno Fernandez Izaguirre, der
Enrique Delgado, don M4tias Koj4
don Alexandra SuArez, don Evaristt
Ochoa, don Antonio Balasquide, don
Pedro Bolivar, don Jaime Comas, dor
Francisco Caldas. don Juan Bauti;ts
Font, don Antorio David Gonz lez
don Rafael Gil, don Manuel Luifla,
don Jose Ma Suarez, don Jose SAINTS
teban, don Bernardo Fernandez, dor
Manuel Lomba. don Ramiro Ozores,
don Jose Ma Peiia. don Antolin Iron
coso, don Emilio Rolan, don Avelino
Vicente, don Manuel Egozcue, don
Enrique Gonzalez, don Vicente Bal
bas, don Angel Rivero, don Rafael
Lopez Landron y don Antonio Perez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22

lastimar en- 10 mas mfnimo a los
'ncondicionales hijos de esta tie
ira.
Y en- los parrafos que repro
duce de la seccion de "La Ba
lanza" que Sc titulaba "Repeso",
correspondence al dia 26 de Ju
Ito pasado. Sc lee 10 siguiente: "no
"vacllamos en- afrmar una vez
mas, que La BalanSa como sus
'demas colegas correligionarios.
solo ha predicado Ia union y Ia
'concordia entire los diversos ele
"mentos del gran partido iucon
"dicional, d0nas todos Jos puerto
''rrlqme10s Q~e en- GlEgmra1 M
'ceae1 en- b~mto 9e batr1otssm0 NJ
'~n dblcs a astmgan 0tr0 cO,rell
'.g1on0tsO."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
SECCI0N LITERARTA,
SALVADOR.

Huerfano y desheredado de la for
tuna. Sc dedicaoa Salvador q la venta
lie periodicos, sin que el contacto
continue con el vicio empanara su
nocencia, cosa tanto mas rara cuanto
que aquel pobre muchacho carecia de
una mano protectora cue lie ensefiara
ell camino de la virtud
Toias las mail4nas, a la misma no
ra. con una porcion de period COS de-
oajc del brazo, emprendia su tarea
por las Gales de M .drid, sin cue la
nonotonia de- of ii nj las incie men,
cias del tempo lograrin entu 5biar la
algeria de su carac,er jovial.
A Ia no de conner ,ba a Ia puerta
de alguno de los cuaiteles de la po-
olaclon. COMA las sobras de' rancho
y voivla otra veI 4 su labof, hasta
o'en entfada la noche, en- que sc re-
tirdba descansar.
Era la casa donde sofia dormir Sal
vador una miserable vivienda, donde
hab taba una viela mas miserable
a1n, que por die1 centimos permtia
PORES criaturas como ej dormir al
abngo de la intemperie, siendo con-
iiclon precisa para ser admtido ell
ago anticipate de la mezquina can
tidad
Tai era el egoismo de la vieja aque-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
CAPITULO X.
CaIeb .n cambaHa.

Hayston de Bacllaw era uno dc
esos homo:es fflvoios que nunca va
clan entfe un amigo y una franca.
ch1la, Cuando Sc supo que las prin
cipales personas de la cacerla Sc ha-
blan dir'gido a la torre de Wolf S
Crag los cazado-es, como question de
cumplido, ofrecieron llevar ell cie,vo
a ella, ofrecimiento que en- seguida
acepto Bucklaw que estaba pensando
en- ell asombro que su llegada con tan
ia gente causa ia al pobre Caleb Bal
derston y EN- la angustiosa alternative
en- que habia de verse su amigo, tan
NAL preparado para dar comilonas
Pero tenia en- ei viejo Caleb un astuto
y atento antagonista, pronto q inven
tar evasivds y excusas admisibles en-
todas las circunstancias, creyendolo
un deber para conservar la dignidad
dc la familia.
--Gracias q Dios, murmuro Caleb:
Sc ha cerrado con ell viento una hoia
de la puerta principal, y yo pienso
hace' de modo que Sc cierre Ia otra.
Mas deseaba, cual prudente gober
nador, librarse al mismo tempo, 81
fuera possible, del enemigo interior,
considerando asi & todo ell que en- la
casa trataba de conner y beber, antes
de tomar medidas para excluir & los
que Sc acercahan hacienda tan alegre
tuido. Espero, pues, con impaciencia |
hasta que su amo hubo conducido
'us dos principales huespedes q Ia to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
Gaceta de aver.
(De "El Tiempo")

Real Decieto de de Agosto dis
Poniendo Sc encargue interinamente
de la Presidencia del Conseio de Mi.
nlstros el Teniente General D. Mar
cello de Azcarraga.
Real Dtcreto de 81 del mismo mes
nombrando al Teniente General D.
Marcelo Azcarrags Presidenie der
Conseio de Ministries.
K: 0. concediendo IN pasaje de
gracia.
r. 0. de caracter general en- la a 1e.
reso:viendose una consulta, Sc dispone
que los Jueces municipales deben ex-
pedir gratis y en- papel de o6cio las
certihcaciones de defunci6n de los in.
dividuos de la ciase de tropas que les
sean pedidas por los Jeies de los Cuer-
pos militares.