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Evening star., 1897-03-20
PHROSO.

perhaps no book of the year fs at all
comparable with sPhroso.'. n story
which fs full Of enchn m ment. spirit
and humor, and which races from he
gfnnfng to end. Ii Is beautifully
gotten mp by the stokes Company.
the letter-press being a model fn
every respcct."-COMMERC AP-
PEAL, MEMPHIS.
12mo.. cloth. with fifty illustrations 10y Henry b.
Wechslcr, &1.75.
For sale by all Beokseilers or sent Postpaid by
FREDERICK 4. STOKES COMPANY.
- and ID, West 23d ST., New York
Evening star., 1897-03-20
4 Pink Tea.

From the Express Gazette.
Mrs. Guffy-"I want a pound of tea"
Mr.. Shortweight-''Which kind. madam. 80
Mrs. Guny-"Well. I'm tired Of Young
Hyson and Gunpowder. and I don't know
hardly what kind to get Oh. yes. I have it.
Give me a pound OF pink tea; 1 read so
much of society ladies using it,
Evening star., 1897-03-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GREEK
AND
TURK.
Both Figure in PHROSO.

''It seems to us that 'Phroso,' An
thony Hopes new novel. is likely 10
rank among the master works OF
sensational and exciting fiction.
I'VE cnrc not how sntrd and e. nicaI
a man mny have become. we defy him
to lay 'Phroso' down ff me once takes
Il mp; he will finish IL at a sitting aud
count a nights rest well lost. -
NEW YORK SIN.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

1t matters little what 1t is that you want
whether q situation or q servants
'want' ad. in The Star win reach the per-
son who can MI your need
Evening star., 1897-03-20

.thump that word liberty hard. Sing 1t as
II you really wanted It and meant all you
said.
That's better. That's all right now. and
I guess we are through for today"
A sigh of relief went up. but now that
Evening star., 1897-03-20
LIGHT AND DARK
Scenes at the Weekly Rehearsal Of a
Vaudeville Troupe.
THE LEADERS, DIFFICULT Task
Arranging and Drilling the Chorus
in Compartments.
A MUSICAL POT POURRI

Written for The Evening star.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

here's the wash lady with your duds and
she says she won't give them up till she
gets the two and fifty
Excuse me just moment" said Mar
gutrite to the leader.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

Union is arranging for its third general
meeting, which Is to take place the latter
Part OF this month at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Rev. Granville 8 Will
| Jams, pastor. The local members of .hc
| organization have been notified that the
international convention of the B. Y. F.
u, which was to have been held this year
at Brooklyn. NJ. y. has been changed to
Chattanooga. Tenn. 1t Is expected that
more delegates will represent the District
Of Columbia tnan is usually the case. r.
A Ford OF the Fifth Baptist Church is
chairman Of the committee on transporta-
| tion. Id
The literary department of the Epworth
| League of Metropolitan Church gave an
AN Evening With Gen. A. w. Greely'
| The program consisted of debate by
Messrs. Duvall, Timms. Twitchell Ham
| ilton. Moore and Rev. DR.. McCarty; a solo
by DR.. McNamee, and paper by Miss
Fannie Holmes.
A number Of young men from the Cen
trail and Eastern High schools meet week
] ly, with the Rev. Frank Sewall of the New
Church, In the pastors study, on Fridays
| for reading In Latin Swedenborg and
| other religious and scientific authors Mrs.
Charles G. Smith read a paper this week
| before the Ladies' Round Table, an organ
| ization of ladies of the congregation. on
Religious Life in the Church.
At the fourth quarterly conference of
| Marvin M. e. Church South. held last
week. and presided oyer by the presiding
elder. Rev. Rumsey smIthson. D. D.. the
| following officers were elected: Stewards,
| Thomas Jarvis. II. w. g. Boyd, G. w.
Barkman, Sidney Roche. W. 8. whaley,
inteIdent Of the Sunday school, Thomas
Jarvis. The pastor OF the church, Rev,
W. r. Locke. II likely TO be reappointed
| to the charge at the coming session of the
| annual conferences
I Mr. Frank T. Israel. recording secretary
| Of the Washington District Epworth
| League. has been selected first vtce presi-
/ lent ~ fhn On r
Hamllne N. e. Church. Rev W. r.
| Stricken. D. D.. pastor, Is making q spe.
| ciai effort to reduce the debt on its house
| OF v Worship. The debt is thirteen thousand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
rnIor "a lYrrR lPPIEaArE
CHARGES er BURGLARY ana Hsisny Hew Ceufrons
the HeroU WttnSns.

Charge, er uurr,.rv a,a v,reuy How Courrous
the HeHou Wttness.
....o,a
William @. Applegato OF 80 West SiAIy'1oo"ne
street, who testified against Capt James n.
49,. and aftarward
admitted that no had committed perjury, was
arraipned in tho West Fifty.fourth Street Police
60, rss,.-s.s 49,, Ter hpro,nry. Mrs.
Oourt yesterday onarReu Win .At.d
Charlice Walker Of 124 West BigntytniEo
atreet reported IN tho polico Of the West Sixty
.s.s ~. hor aat had
eiRhth street station on NOV. %tnas ~ h...t
been entered on that day when she was husent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
Iew Qualifications.
BALzAC'S COMEDY OF HUMAN LIFE.

The Coincide Humane of Balzac 10 destined
to become among English-speaking people. as 10
now Is among the French, one Of the most popu.
lar of all the great masterpieces of fiction. That
1t Is not better known to-day In England and the
United States shows that even In this progressive
age a foreign language is to many people of re-
fined tastes an almost impossible barrier. But
this barrier has been surmounted as far as the
Comedy of Human Life is concerned, for the
reader who prefers a novel in his native tongue
can now obtain BalZac's great work In an Eng
lish translation. which competent critics have
declared to be SO excellent that the native force
and brilliancy of the authors style. SO far from
being lost, are retained to the very end, The
work, too. is SO artistically gotten up that to the
lover OF books 1t is q eight as well as a sur
prise. No library can afford to be without 1t.
and to the possessor it will DO n literary treat
In which he will ever find something now. some-
thing to cause him to laugh or weep by turns or
to shudder at some deed of cruelty or revenge
set forth In the powerful language of this gifted
a%nalyZer of human motives.
Those who have admired Scott and Bulwor,
Dickens and Thackeray. and Hawthorne and
Victor Hugo may turn to Balzac, certain to find
new joys OF a sort that cannot be found In any
other author. In wit. humor. style, imagine
ton. and in descriptive and analytical powers,
BalZac is the peer OF any of them. All the great
writer's since his day have paid the highest trih-
ute to his genius. and it was Victor Hugo him.
self who said: M. do Balzac was one OF the
first among the great, oneof tho highest among
the best"
tits a matter for congrstulation. therefore,
that Balzac's great work may now be had In o
form that is worthy even of his rare genius. 10
Is published In thirty volumes, handsomely
bound. beautifully illustrated, and perfect as to
typographical appearance. Heretofore no coms
plete edition OF Balzac has been accessible to
the ordinary purchaser, the prices running from
$3.50 to $500 per set. We are now making an
edition absolutely complete In every respect,
that we are placing on the market for a limited
time at $40 per set 80 vols. which Is practically
the cost OF production. and will sell 1t on terms
to suit purchaser.
Write us for full particulars.
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Arrived-sArrRDAY. Nov. 81.

Sc Paris. Watkins. southampton Nov. go.
IS Etruria. Ferguson. Liverpool Nov. 90 and Queer
town 2lst.
IS Adriatic. Lindsay, Liverpool Nov. II and Queer
town 18th.
So La Touraine, santelli. Havre Nov. 90.
Sc Georgia, Russ, Stettin.
SIS Washington. Dincklage. Rotterdam.
Sc Hell os. Jansen. Hamburg.
SIS Ulriken. Bergh, limerick.
SIS Strathlrven. Moar, Barry.
So Ardandhu. Walker, Kingston.
So Santiago. Leighton. Cienfuegoa.
ss LeCna. wilder, Galveston.
SIS Ell Monte. Parker, New Orleans.
SIS City OF Birmingham. Burg, Savannah.
IS Jamestown. Boar, Norfolk.
Bark Ethel v. Boynton. Mitchell. Montevideo.
Bark Rose Innes. Colcorda, Turks Island.
LFor later arrivals SEQ First Page.1
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COLUMBIA, s. c.. Nov. 27.-Charles Durham of
Sumter, who had long been an invalid, was
wheeled In front of an open fire last night and
lef there by his wife for a few minutes. On re.
turning 80 found him dead with his head and
shoulders In the Are In the chimney place. 1t Is
supposed that he attempted 70 meVe q fell
INTO the names. q ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
Mrs. Gross Died or Phthisia.

Coroners' Physician Weston made an autopsy
yesterday on tho body OF Mrs. Eva Gross, -
years old, of 403 East Elghty-second street.
Mrs. Gross. who died on Thursday, made an
ante-mortcm statement to Coroner Dobbs on
Nov. o, stating that II physician had performed
two operations on her in July, since which time
she had sunk rapidly with symptoms that
pointed to consumption. Coroner Dobbs tele.
graphcd to the police of the East Eighty-cighth
station on Friday 10 stop the funeral OF Mrs.
Gross until an autopsy was made. The result OF
the autopsy showed that the cause of death was
phthisis. Dr.. Weston found no traces OF an
operation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
CoULD NOT sam ON THE wERnA.
Her steeraEo Could Only Accommodate q
$50 Italians Left behind.

Her Storage Gould Only ~mmOd oAOS
ESQ Italians Left Behind.
or .240 Italians who were booked to sail In
the steerage on the North German Lloyd steam
ship Vera from Hoboken 10 Genoa yesterday
morning., $50 were left on the pier whom
tho vessel steamed away. The Vera was
scheduled TO sail at 10 o'clock. but was delayed
an hour owing to the large number OF passen-
gers in tho storage. The steerage can accom-
modate only 800 passengers. but by crowding
the officials managed to take 04O. There were
nearly 300 more waiting at the shore end OF the
gangplank.
Capt. August Mueller. superintendent on the
pier, finally gave orders 10 use the second cabin
quarters, and fifty Of tho waiting 800 were al
lOwct TO occupy that part of the steamship: Tho
remaining 200 will have TO wait until tho
steamship Ems sails on next Saturday.
a Veteran Government Empioyee Ia Brooklyn
Dismissed.
George Th"mpson, who has been tho ~janitor of
the FEDERAL building in Brooklyn since 1879, 10
a salary of $500 u year, has been notified THAI
his serViceS will be dispensed with Att6g D0a y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28

IS st. Paul. from southampton for New York.
Sc campania. from Queenstown for New York.
SIS La Bretagne. from Havre for New York.
Ss II. II. Meier, from Bremen for New York.
So PoMeranian, from dlasgow for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

IMMATURE ALaASAc-THrs DAY.
Sun rises -. z o2 Sun SETS. 4 So Moon sets.. o "a
HIGH WHARF.-THE DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 22 Gov. 1sl'd. 10 % He'll Cato. 12 AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28

Sc Umhria, from New York. at Liverpool
So Friesland. from New York. at Antwerp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28

ourdoISd

SIS Gate City. from Savannah for New York.
SIS FL Dorado, from New Orleans for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28

Get rid or your colds and neuralgia Lafayette
Place Baths. Open day and night. Hotel accommo-
dations. 10 Lafayette place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
DIIlO.

DENZLER. At Montclair. N. j., Nov. 81. 1897. Ella.
abeth, wife OF Frederick Denzler. aged az years
Funeral services at her late residence. 90 Elm st..
on Monday. Nov. go. at 7. N. Interment at con-
venience OF family. Please omit flowers Glove
land and Canton, o. papers please copy.
MOLAN.-on Saturday. Nov. e7. at his residence, 81
South Sd ST., Brooklyn. Michael T. Nolan. beloved
husband OF Hannah Nolan tnee Connors).
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SMITH. Suddenly, on Wednesday. Nov. "a. George
II. smith of Pelhamville. N. Y. aged OF years.
Funeral from the residence Of his son. 10 East 9th
ST.. Windsor Terrace. South Brooklyn. this (Sun-
day afternoon at 9 O'Clock.
TAYLOR. On Saturday. Nov. 81. Malachi Taylor.
aged 10 years.
FUNERAL services at the residence OF his son. l4o8
Pacinc ST., Brooklyn, Monday. Nov. 20. at 8 =. II.
Please omit flowers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
Business NGttres.

Carl ". schuItz'a CarbonRted Waters,
from distilled water. are grateful TO the stomach.
Increase appetite. readily mix with wines or liquors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28

Fresh Pond CremAtory open every day in the
year for business ana yisitors,-U. 4. CREMATION
co., SO East Houston ST., New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28

THE KENsICo CONCENTRATIONS station. Har
il lem Railroad; IS minutes ride from tho Grand
Central Depot. once. 10 East AID st.
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Sixth Avenue, 10Th to goth Street.

"Our American Homes
and How to Furnish Them"
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us for full particulars.
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eapiritu.9; Causando abat miento
reserva, 6 infu ndtendo temores
imaginarios, ademAs dsponen &
ana persona q 1rri arse y ofenderse
Dor peQue1eees no pudi6ndose ocu.
oar de ninguns clase de trabajo.
Tode esto nsturalmente resulta ep
Ia p6rdida de- tempo, dinero y Qo
que es sun dc mayor importan cis)
Is nuestras Ouenar relaoiones con
auestros amigos y en- general.
a I'M padeciHGiento one tiena
isn terribies resultadOs 5ieD se l.
01ade lamar ss0te como tambiep
81 remedlo Qns Ia Cura Sc puede
iOmparsr con una pepita de orc,
Memo esta comparaci6n no es
s1eousda pnes que vale el orc al
ado de la salud, que es Ia rique a
n~s imporG.nte que 81 hombre D..
e? seguramente POGO mas que
lada.
Apr0vech6monos pues del eiem-
DO y expetlencis> de- nuestro amigo
teDgamoS siempre q q msno Il
arabs Curative da Ia Madre Sci.
'ei para poae'io usar Guando ap A.
oEcan k's rElmeros stDtomas de
.na enfermedsd tan Comun y d.
ina.
Ri Jsrabe Curative de Ia NJ adre
eigel est6 de venta en- lOdas Las
'srmacias, Droguerias y Expends.
urias de medicinas del mundo.
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lESCRIBANIAS

Tambi6n SO ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas uE extensO y variadO
surtidO. Las hay de multitud de pre-.
clos, desde IS 0entavos hasta 10 Y
veinte y CHICO pesos, muy elegantes
ySLujOsas En- tinterOs de cristal de
roca Sc puede oscoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
GTRA VICTORIA.

UD esCIltOr muV cOnOcida dioG
que--''cn este mundo apenas hay
..cgyar pGIa tGnta nllsecia = aufei.
mientos como extstan"-y tlene
mu ha Tnz6D. Pero | csusa dc Ia
o. yo" f. ti3 lie e. 1ts tnir i @ ef
Is OBJ 's-sltl Il, Ter ,tt .d4; einC
Du1s'r qulmerAs 4LU geDerp ,nAn
se stn roE'vc tenemos Ioa uno~ con
q otIOs, como taLhb en- n0sa rrce
l's ert'm,e0:e,y xeajoq Que.
mnchss VeceS nOs h&Ceu cometer
GsoU. . que despu6s i4srlamos ouat.
Q"lefa "osa pOr deshRcer.
l. Que "Auts ueseO Vue sonaide
T1 vac. ts o sigu ente: La msyGr
parte d. eAt ralor seutimpnnros
DO pro"ieDen 1e mAiGat nj 6e IN
deseo Go haoer dana elno del esta.
DO tislCa dc IA pe,h1ns. L. ds.,cat
zion de uha peKsOna muohus veues
xperlmes t. un cambio radical
cuandC so sslud mel :ra. Tai es ia
'HtlWidad de Ia union enGre ei cusr-
pc y FL espiritr, A continuation
voy 4 dGrles I'm ejemplo ian pasen.
te en- prueba de 10 QUE AcaOo de
d.cIr cue esperO todos eacar6 NOE
provec no ce 81.
"POr CincO alos," NOS escrlbe un
n mb'e honrado 8 inteligente. 'he
esrA1O VaaeciOnd0 Dc un mar On
et est6mHgO que los aoCtorss liza
man dispepsit. Nl d .lOr Gu I'll est6.
mAgo aunqu4 10 muy a9uoo era
aontlDun. A0etanS LtD1a mul gust0
en- In bUca y 0espnes 0e y. me-,
espeH almente Ce norle, me entrns
Dan gAnas dc vOmltar. S,n em uar 20
one he Ola tornado vayi, q Eem.tilus
No poGIa haCo blen Ii digestion
Est&bA CO1tlnuamente d. NAL hu-
NOR sin p der jAr uni imagination
en- rsda ~ atoe DEE s mis- cblga
ochts &c H. &brA0Or
"Un d'a consuit6 d Don Fsderi
o do MotOs, que es un tarDae Gu
t co mug cOuosido de estA clunaG
. ne aoo o-st,j6 Cue tor &r, al Jara-
e Gu Gt!vo do q M Dire 6elgel.
Comps 0oa bctelIa y le prom eff
@ejarIe ,i be, el resulted
"Yo,ti d iOs Ci3z ri g Y 'e C}isI
que aunque no me encontraba mu.
cho m'j r habia n. tado que rete-
= :. h:nr' to Que tulaabA mucho
meJor, y entcn es me acOn6ej0 que |
iOLIaIa 0trA b0teiIa. Al conclujr |
''sts Segunda DoEGlla el apeC - LA
III mCjoradO C0nstdeESblpm. nto y |
ol NAL gusto tn la Doce = lss gAnes
d vomitar habi+u desapaseUldo. |
el bieD que es. as dus bote |
as ma habian heshe SOlvt 4 G m |
par d 9 mas peTO d Ia conclusion
1e la tercera ms halle oomp,eta-
llelte restAblecid0 J gua.d6 Ia
1Rrta COMO ri tuera uoa peplGa do
ofO, pues estoV SECURE que esta
medictoa ha sidO mi salvaci0u.
"Ei mundO tlene Otro aspct0 pag@
mi ahora y slempre estoy do buea
lomor trabsjsndo con guEso )
slempEe Contento con mis- arut txos.
lie doy poder para pu0llcas esla
lOmo pruebA de otra victoria, 60
TIRE ese azOte 0s la humauidad-I
dlspepsis. (Frm@do) Dlrgo a.
losneF, Veiez BlAnuo, Aimerla, 8
20 AgOet0 1885,"
On mu .hlAms rAxqn y muy al
prop0sito dee igna IN, slro estimate
al "a enfermedad de disc
pepsia mo un az "a de Ia humA
nIdAd. De por Of es an axote pero
ademsa es e! otigea de muohaA
otFss e~tsemedades que SO conocen
por d'fesentes nombres, como reu
m%tlsmo, padeCimientos del higado
Y rinone', hronquitis, una lntiaidAd
g msles de 10 pieI, abstlmsento,
inolSl OeIClones nerviOsas. Hstas
uitimas bon las que mas afectan el
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Enjuiciamiento civil, por salce.
10, l tcmo.
Ley desenjnician!erto civil. Enl
li0 Reus, 6 ,tOmos
Legislaci6n Hipotecaria por ga"
iendo, 4 tomos
Ley Hi2oteearia con ReglareDe
20, por MOTe'l, l tomo.
Atanceles judiciales para 10 or
ninal.
u Tacticas de Remuta. ::401cts.
i Idem Seocl6n ? Compah1a. 60, ,cts.
d ildem Bstall6n, 80 cts.
Manual de Claa4a destropa. 3 to~
lnts 8 2-75.
OodigoI.de) JusSioia. N'lItsA. 30
{ (entavOs.
Libf oS para Ia Academia
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.iiOBRAS DE DERECHO

Ill iOGI1NS LIN OGnENT1O
De venta en- el BoLET1N MRRoAK-
l. It'll: III
EJurisprudencis popular por Fran
.,tsco Lastres: "Tutela y Oonseio
de familia," Ei testamneto y ia
bereneia," Sci matrimouio," {" FL
liaci6n-P Patria- Potestad. A | m e n
tos."
"a Compilation de- las disposiciones
UrganiCas de Ia Administrator de
Justicia On Ultrsmar, por Ramon
sanchez. .Ooa1ia.
Repertoire de- Jurisprudepcia en-
Inat&riA criminal tornado por una
lunta 90 abogsdos, bsjo Ia diree-
olon de don Vicente Romero Gi-
ron: comprende desde el afio 1870
& 1890.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil, por
Manresa, 3 tomos.
OodigO Owl, por D. Seavola, 10
tomOs y 2 APPENDICES.
Compilation legiaI@tiva, por Fer
n4ndeS, 10 tomOs,
aCodlgo de OomeEcio, por Rome.
r0 Gir0D, tomo.
/. .OodIgO de jusSi0is militar.
.xsheyes civlles de Espala, poE Me-
4l0a j Mar@non, l tOmo.
O6digo civil, pOr G. de les Ca-
sas, l LumO.
1nstrunentos p6blioos, por Ear
1850, toino.
Icy dc EnjuiC'amienbG civil, por
10 Kevista 90 los trlbuna.Ss,1 i tome
aaOCdlg0 pen&l para Onba y PueE.
% k,cO, por idem ldem, l t0mO.
El abogado pupular, por P. Hu-
gust, l tomO.
Vodlges aDtiguos dc Espaha, por
MarCeAV Marines AlCubilla, 2 to
mos.
Dieoionario municipal, por Ga.
lante, 8 tomos.
-Ul0ionari0 de administrator,
por AlCubllla, 10 tomos.
| a sAnuarios del "a y 95, AlCubilla,
Dereo o administrative, Dor
| Abel'a, 3 tomos.
DlulODarlo de formularios, poi
iGem, l tOmo.
- Manual Gel JuSgados M7nicipa'
los, pCE l0Sm, t0mO.
Manual 0cl SaCretaEio de Ayun.
tamlonCos, pOr idem, l t0mo.
Manuai dc tOrmularios para Jui
IClos OlVlles, pOr ldem, l tomo.
| Manual 0e f0rmnlarios para II
Crlmlnai, pOr idem, l tomo.
I0em Oe tastamentarias. por ideu
/ tomO.
Idem de Quintas, por idem,
tOnO.
I0ems de Expropiaoi6n forzoss
por lGem, tOmO.
sIdem dc mCntes, por.idem, / to
mo,
Idem del matrimonio, por iden
/ t0mO.i
II Justlcia Militar, Nocionss Tct
EfiCO-Pr&CtiCSs Ge E0da ciase d
proCeOlmleDtCs.j s.jndiciales, pOr do
Joaquin Graela y Hernandez. 2 tt
mos
lVALegislaci6n de minss, por BRAY
Moih, ! uOmO.
l.saU0nseiO de familia, por Aree,
COm0.
Guia de la Contribution TeTtit
rial, pos Efeixa, ! tomo.
DerechO administrative, por ID
yeE, l tOmo.
kEOeedlmientOs Qlviles, Crin
Rales, OAn0niCOs, y Oontepcioa
Admlnlstr&Ulvoe, p0r =. .LastEes
RtOMORs
Ds1echo pro0esal, ! .pOr PaSEa,
LOtnv. -.a
IEatado de- HscaeRdsa Poon
knpsa, . tosne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
qOOLORES Elk TUBOS,

eARA LA PINTURA Al OLEO Y
La OUARELA, 6R AOABAN De
REOIBIRfEN kSTA IMPRRNT4.
Holm (bsStrel
Betdn.
BlancO Dc plata Z
BlAAeo Dc plOms
Bsanc0 de sine,
Axul sslsstel
Asul de oobaltAs
AAul do Pragia.
OAstanO (6rxA )..da AlsRsa
OAatAA0 role.
OAatano d Van Dyrk
Darmin quemHds.
OArmin Dc rubis-
OsnlxA kKul,
Bermsll6n.
aatagaEahS.
Rria d. Pasna
Indigo;
Amsrillc aaSca2mtos
Ar8stsllo ds creme slAS.,
AAss3lto da sromosossas
Amart'Eo indisne.
kraaf1l.e Do Napelss
I@ss g 1emRdA.s
LasH eARHninaa,
LAaa ruhiR
LacA Ega2il.a
Laca OrdinariA
LacR vielAdA,
Negro do 1aagEil,
Negro do aEEaaRa'
Oors 3aatano
OeEs saaaFille,
Oere rojo!
Osga do Eu&sI
UIteAmkT9
P4sdsa de ki..,
RsEc do Saturnu
ROto Dc Vsnusis,
bNugr0 do Draee
Hspia.
9apiA sOIOxsada.s
asMaIte'
| 4iUtgFR 2ssutra
TisFs de Oasgsl.
| Gtsfca d. OoIonia.
T, T.sffs d. Ltatla astars.,
GiOrsa 4s Italia xusmad:,
| A. A.UIEA '9s sombra natural,s
M nlsEEa 90 son bra qusmadr,
nsrta De Sisus astursi.
cH.; d.srsa &: Sisna qzsmsds;
Bst 8Sllon ingIGs,
1 8sfnsil6n = sQh,u.
aSsda 'seS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22

aDoCTRlnA CRIsTlAAA
;,f6RlGH ESTEvE.Ej

Nuovas. sdici6n PerfeetaneHts
Imvrsaa ' ensuadsrnadA On car
An, / NUEVE PESOS gruesA
Il eeRtadO.
Tomando 10 g-uesas % haze
IN buen aeseuento.
d. ysnta On sstA Imprsntx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
LINRA DIN CUBA,

LlsgsrAn solo hAsta BsAtiago de Cubs
- vRpores que saleR loe dias s, Is y S6.
Los de log diSs s y IS tocarAn en-
Nuevieta Pusrso-Padre, Gibsra, Maya.
ri, BarsCoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
I'll dis Is hRrk les mismas escalsa.
d exception de 10 De Maysri, y HdsmE1
tocacA en- SaguA do TGnamo.
Todos retornariD vsriGcando aus sa-
lidns dc Cuba los diAs IL, 2S y 3, efsc-
tu&ndose lAs sntradAs en- In Habana
on Lac fechas correspondientas Dc 10,
70 y o De cada mes.
NinguRo de ostos vRpOrss tocaHA 4
"a Fet0Eno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
T I MT Il.

para peri6dicos 6 impresionesd del mas
delicado trabajo, en7envases de- todo
peso. DE cOlores: azul, encarnada,
vloleta, amarillo, verde y choc'l0:e 2.
Estas dltimas en- envases de@a5O(EVra-
mos Y [. kilO.