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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
DIR. PETERS DISMISSED.
AS GERMAN AFRICAN COMMISSIONER HE TREATED
TIL, rr1rrn ,,,rn,1I cprAn f,pIrI,1 ny

AS GERMAN AFRICAN COMMISSIONER HE TREATED
TIE NATIVES WITH GREAT CRUELTY.
Berlin. April 24-Dr. Peters, the German African
Commissioner. who has been on trial here privately
before the Disciplinary Court for German Protector
ates. charged with il-.-eating the natives in his dis
tric was sentenced to-o~v 10 dismissal from The
imperial service and to pay TIA costs OF the trial.
The Indictment Of DR.. Peters char sed him. first
with arbitrarily hanging a negro boy in 1891 and
with hanging a girl in 1892: second. with unjustly
making war upon Chief Malamia In November 1884,
and third with furnishing incorrect reports TO the
superior authorities.
DR.. Peters protested that he was not guilty and
said that he believed he had tho power Of life or
death all the blacks the station. except those
who members OF the German Colonial force
lie admitted having undertaken expensive cam
paisns agans, his ins.ructons but he commended
that the situation then dangerous. an attack
upon the part OF the Waronges feared and he
said he obliged TO inf!ct the death penalty In
order 10 save German prestige when the station
house broken into. because he had previously
announced tina! the penalty Of death would be the
punishment for so doing. the question or sex being
quite subordinate
Dr. Peters admitted that he had fogged three
gresses but he denied that he had executed his con-
for conspiracy with native chief against the ex-
petition.
I!eutenants Pachmann ard Jancke testified in sup
port of DR.. Peters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
SAVING A HUSBANDS LEE.

they have dyspepsia liver complaint, malaria rheu
matism, nervous prostration deadly consumption
Even then they are prone to neglect their trouble
until il is too late.
A wise wife will guardianship of her hus
bands health. She will always have at hand bottle
Of DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. When
her husband feels out of sorts she will that he
takes it. 1t makes the appetite keen, the digestion
perfect the liver active the blood pure and the
nerves steady. 1t builds firm flesh. strong muscles
and healthy nerve tissues II cures dyspepsia, liver
complaint, malaria rheumatism and nervous prostra-
ton. II cures % per cent of all cases Of consump-
ton. An honest dealer will always give you what
you ask for.
d" a sufferer from malaria" writes Mr.. r. D. HILL
of Zanto Louisa Co. Va. Two doctors failed
took three bottles of Or Pcrccs Golden Medical Dis
covery IN connection with his Pleasant Pellets and was
cured now can do m good day. work any man"
Constipation often causes sickness Dr. Perce's
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation One little Pei
LET IS a gentle laxative. aud two a mild cathar,c
They never grippe They are tiny sugar coated anti.
bilious granues in little walls Druggists sell them
and have nothing else Just as good" They regu.
late the Stomach, Liver and BowelA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
COLONEL HAY EXTREMELY POPULAR.
WARMLY WELCOMED ON ALL SIDES IN LONDON
PRESS COMMENTS

London. April a.-The reception accorded 10
colonel John Hay. the rev United States Ambas-
sador. has been cordial all sides The News
papers have been euogistic. There have been
many illusions 10 Colonel Hays dignihed reticence
compared with the voubility OF Mr.. Bayard The
DaNy News. after the warmest praise Of Colonel
nay says: IT would be useless TO deny that he
comes az n rather critical moment. A year ego
Great fIita!n and the United states were On the
brink OF war. and the reception or the Arbitration
treaty mas been bitter disappointment TO Amer
icas best friends I'm England Colonel Uav ~
course cannot Influence the Senate, but he viii
douptless INFORM Secretary Sherman how strong is
E.hGihhds wish fQr its speedy ratification"
The Daily Man" remarks: There IL something
undgnlned IN the gushing manner we welcome
every gentleman the President is good enough TO
scnd Docs Colonel Hay speak the truth when he
taiKs about the ahectonate greeting Of milllons
or our Kindred across the sea? We all know our
kindred are anything but afrectionnte and II Colo
mel Hay seems too friendly n hundred American
newspapers Will call him to order"
one OF Colonel Hays first functions Will be to
take part In the unwilling OF tho memorial to Sir
Walter Scott In Westminster Abbey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
HANGED HIMSELF IN HIS re ~.

Joseph Flala tweniy-one years old. plas'erer'
committed suicide yesterday afternoon by hanging
himself TO the closet door OF his room on the sec
ond floor In the rear OF the tenement-house ~
No 40 East Six,y-thrd-st Fiala lived with MS
sister Mrs Hennessy. lie left the house yester-
day morning at the usual time TO so to his work.
and appeared To be In "A cheerful mood. Ills SIS
ter made some calls. and returned home nj s@
o'clock In the afternoon. ,a.,
ON entering her brothers room she was horrlhet
20 see Fiala's body dangling from "A rope. wp,Sn
was fastened 10 the ton OF the closet door, Sno
ran screaming from the room ard called IN Po-
liceman The body was then cut down.
Fiaa left note. IN which he stated that ne nag
committed suicide for reasons which he couid nst
state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
GERMAN POSTAL PROPOSITIONS

Berlin April A--The principal innovation which
Germany viii propose az the International Postal
Congress In Washington will he the raising OF the
letter weight from fifteen to twenty grammes. This
is opposed by France and Belgium, they being the
two main transit countries which would lOsa largely
thereby the fees would not be Increased with
the increased weight and increased work. In
fact. Germany proposed TO remit entirely the
transit fees hitherto paid 10 these countries. On
the other hand the proposals 10 raise postal money
orders up 10 900 francs tS20O and to reduce the
fees therefor az well to increase postal pack
ages TO five kilos. looked upon certain TO be
accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
SIZE MAKES 4 NOVEL DEFENCE

T.. Arden Noblett has brought an action I'm the
Supreme Court against Lillian Schoheld or Mrs
Lillian f. Austin. TO recover 5000 damages. Mob
lett says that in September last he made a con-
tract with the defendant for the sale OF 800 worth
OF stock OF tho Noblett Speciality Company. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
SHOT FOR KILLING HIS BROTHER-N.LlW.

Guadalajara. Mexico. April 24-Jose s. Gultterls
has been legally shot here for the murder OF his
brother-n-aw. jose Bobadilla. Il millionaire mer-
chant Of this city. The crime was committed three
years ago. and created a stir throughout Mexico
owing to the wealth and prominence OF the men
concerned. Guitteriz made long and desperate
legal fight. but his guilt was clearly shown, and
he was sentenced TO pay the fun penalty. He met
dcath without any OutW1rd signs OF fear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
ARREST or 4 SWINDLER ~ PARIS.

Paris April 2i-What Is regarded an important
arrest by the authorities has just been made. an
Englishman named IIalford being locked up. AS
sisted by an American named GIN. he is accused
through a series of robberes of obtaining nearly
so 0O0 by means of various confidence tricks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
DUCHESS or YORK ~ GOOD HEALTH.
800 RuMoR OF HER DEATH PROVES TO BE
ENTIRELY UNFoUNDED.

.r- RUMoR OF HER DEATH PROVES TO BE
ENTIRELY UNFoUNDED.
London, April "a The Press Association this
morning announced that rumor In crcula-
ton that the Duchess OF York wife Of the heir pre-
sumptve 10 the throne died at sandrlngham House
at o'clock this morning during confinement. An in
vestgation of the report showed that 1t without
foundation. Inquiries made at Sandringham elicit
ed the statement that the Duchess was quite well.
and Il IL understood that the alarming rumor,
which spread all over London, originated yesterday
I'm the announcement OF the death OF the Dowager
Duchess of Bedford
In consequence OF the rlmors circulated In re-
gard the health OF the Duchess of York. n state
ment was issued from Sandringham House this
AFTERNOON saying that the Duchess is In good
health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
THE SHAR OF PERSIA I'LL.

HIS CONDITION REPORTED TO BE ALARMING
London. April IA dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Paris says that tho
Shah OF Persia, Muznfer-cd-din. is alarm!ngly i'll.
Muzafer-cd.din born March ., 1853 and
succeeded his father, who assassinated, on
May J. 1896 Muzafer-ed-dn is the second son OF
the late Shah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

which she was to pay $500 She subsequently.
Noblett says refused accept the stock after the
contract had been executed.
The defendant denies all Nohe;ts allegations.
and sets up as n separate defence that the only
contract entered into between her and Nobiet was
an agreement 10 marry. She discovered, she says.
that ne was married. and consequently refused 70
marry him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
RECOMMENDS THE MURPHY BUTTON.

Berlin, April A-At the Surgical Congress, in ses
sion here. Professor Marwedel. OF Heidelberg
strongly recommended the general adoption OF the
American Murphy button In operations of the in
testines and cited ninety-seven successful cases In
bis practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
RTSUiRCK'S HEALTH BETTER.

Berlin April H-Prnce bismarck h"- r"ite re-
oorornd his health sd has given notice TO his
hamburg admi-ts mat he VIII accept an ovation
. - 49, =. The Frankfort Pcace OF 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
STILL ASKING ABOUT PEGAUOID.

one Of II. G. Du Yars correspondents who had
read OF Mr. Du Walls election vice-presldent Of
the Pegamoid Company. wrote the other day: is
PeGamoid "A patent medicine or a new style hi
cNCleY''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
How TO Clothe the Chmwx.
We Want to Show
Our ChiIdren's Dresses,

To every mother who is looking TO- Some
thing different" from what she i in the
habit Of finding notwithstanding
more tasteful, better fitting but no' neces-
sariy more expensive. For instance
WHITE Lawn DRESSES. good quay-yokeH tacn
and Insertion. E,on Jacket eject. trinnt With
narrow rune OF embroidery. Sizes. 70 year,
sf.25 70 81.
FINE GiNGIIAM AND DfMITY DRESSES. IN ri,nps
or high neck. trimmed with nne and erecrs
broidery. Sizes. 70 IL years, St.0J ~ 80
rToN SUITS, blue brown sailor q
rev.rs trimmed with braid. pointed belt, sixcss u
years. 81.
FANCY FIGURED LAWS DRESSES. tucked ycs via
insertion and runTs over shoulisrs. full wiit skirt
Sizes. 2 & years. 0Sc.
CoIORED DIMITY DRESSES. gathered loose fom o.
neck. Sleeves end neck finished with ins.ron ard
embroidery. slz,s 2 a , years. s1.2O.
BABY DRESSES nno nalnsook yoke OF sl!-o~ en-
broidery r,G,s shoulders. n.a, embroidery On
cuffs and neck band. CSc.
ONE PIECE kits. for little boys. Bor-palsd fsss4
and back from neck. Sailor collar shield
trimmed with embroidery. s2.35 10 S4.35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25


EAST WINDS AND 1NFLUENZA.-The weather
here and on the Continent has been cold. cherries
and biting during the week. East winds prevailed,
and the spread OF influenza continues Paris has
been duller than for years past at Easter time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

AMATEUR GrnF.-The amateur golf champion
ship conte<. opens at Muirfed on Tuesday with
sevenO, Jour players-the highest on record-en-
tcyyd Two former champions, Horace Hutchinson
ana +. e. Anderson. are absent, but all the other
crack players OF the golfng word have entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

SWIFT TORPEDO-BOAT.-A small torpedo boa
the Turbina. in her speed trials at Newcastle has
developed 1924 knots. She Is 100 feet long has
feet beam at her broadest part registers q tons
draws feet Of water, and has three shafts each
with three propellcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

CABLE-CARS FOR LONDON-In an interview
with II. NJ Littell, manager of the Metropo!itar
Railroad Of New-York the American railroad IAN
Is quoted as trying 10 convert the British % the
American cabe-car system. which, he ~ ~. ought
10 run on Plccad!lly. the Strand a.d iIdIaigar
Square. MI Littell is amazed al 80 crude, PRINT
tive methods emPloyed here ba he sn Se f@oe
thar to-day there is not a ,.ercnaht on broadway
VINO Rer ~ouI1 not nghs Tor to attack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

THE BLACKWELL TUNNEL.-The Blackwell
Tunnel which has been completed at cost OF
Il go coo Sc 20 000 is TO be opened by tho Prince Of
Wales in behalf OF the Queen The Bridges Com
mittee OF the London City Council has decided that
the opening ceremony shall take place on May
90 and that II is TO be commensurate with the I'M
portance Of the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

TECHNICAL EDUCATION.-The Duke OF Devon
shire will act president Of the International Con-
gress on Technical Education. which meets at the
Society Of Arts on June 10 Sir John Gorst and NJ
Lee SaiEnat who presided al the Congress or lSs1
will act vce-presidents. The Congress has been
supported by the following City companies: The
Diapers. Fishmongers. Godsmiths. Merchant Tall
and Clothw orkers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
VIVA PUERTO RICO
SIEMPRE F0IEL!
Public6se aver una GacetG ex-
traordinaria cuyo contenido, lie
nos de entusiasmo, reproducimos
4 continuacion:
G0BIERNO GENERAL
DE PUERTO RICO
DE LA ISLA

Ell Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultra
mar, en- cablegrama de fecha de aver,
me dice 10 siguiente:
IS. M. Sc ha dignado conceder a
esa Antilla eI titulo de SIEMPRE FIEL,
que unira en- adelante los de muy
noble y nuy leal, que va disfruta, con-
memoranda asi el heroismo de la Isla
en- mil setecientos noventa y siete, Gu
yo Centenario celebrase hoy en- ell
elorioso mes de Mayo de Puerto Rico.
Sivase " E felicitar a esos leales ha-
bitantes, en- nombre del Gobierno y
en- eI mio, por esta seiialada muestra
del Real aprecio con que Sc enaltece
iustamente su denuedo en- defensa de
Ia bandera nacional y su constante y
acri,olada adhesion a la M&dre Pa
tria."
AL hacerlo pdblico en- la Cacefa
Official, para conocimiento y sa isfac-
cion de los habitantes de esta Isla, me
complazco en- unir mi felicitacion q Ia
del Excno. Sr. Ministro de Ultramar
y del Gobierno de S. NJ por tan hon.
rosa, justa y merecida concession.
Paerto Rico, 3 de Mayo de 1897.
SABAS MARIN"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
Gaceta de aver.

Reales Ordenes: dando cuenta de
que los gobiernos de Austria y Hun
gria Sc han adherido la Union para Ia
protection de la propiedad industrial !;
disponiendo Sc expida el titulo de
Notario de Ponce favor de don Ro.
sendo Matienzo y Cintron; aproban
do la amortization de Ia Escribanfa
vacante en- Guayama por renuncia de
don Alfonso E. Branderis conce.
diendo seis meses de prorroga 4 Ia
licencia que por enfermo disfruta eI
Notario de Juana Diaz don Ramon
Rodriguez; concediendo don Fer
nando Barrueco la Real Arxiliatoria
para que pueda ejercer la Abogacia
en- las provincias de Ultramar NOM
brando Abogado Fiscal de la Audien-
cia de la Habana a Jose Ma Figueras
y Chiques. Juez de Mayagiez.
Relacion de varias marcaS de fabri-
ca y comercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
INTERVENTORES.

Verihcaronse anteayer, domin-
go, las elecciones de Intervento-
res para las pr6ximas de Conce
jales.
Aqui, en- la Capital, de cinco
Colegios copamos tres, ell 2c, 3!
y a., y obtuvimos notable mayo.
ria lcuatro por dos) en- los Cole
glos 10 y So
Publicaremos en- el siguiente
n1mero los nombres de nuestros
lnterventores en- la Capital.
Seg6n las noticias que Sc es-
tan recibiendo, el resultado de las
clecciones de anteayer en- la Isla
es tambien muy halagueno para
nuestro gran Partido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
Telegramas via Habana'

Madrid, 20 de Abril. Los amigos
del gobierno desmienten sea cierto
cue el Psesidente Mac Kinley y e.
senior Canovas hayan convenido en-
que mister Day vaya 4 Cuba con OBJ
Ijeto de tratar sobre la paz.
Madrid, 22. Sc ha frmado el as
censo del coronel don Tomas Pavia
general de brigada.
Madrid, 23.-Oomunican de Mani
la que ha llegado esa ciudad el nue..
vo captain General de Filipinas, seiiol
Primo de Rivera.
Madrid, %. Hoy Sc frmara una
r. O. convocando las Cortes para el
dia 20 de Mayo proximo.
En- Jolo han sido fusilados tres ca
bos indigenas acusados de rebellion
Otros han sido condenados q presi
dio por e! mismo delito.
Nueva York, 23.-El crucero de
la marina de guerra espahola "Infan-
ia Maria Teresa" ha entrado en- este
puerto.
Tambien ha llegado el crucero "In-
fanta Isabel"
Comunican de Roma que I'm anar-
quista llamado Pietro Acciarito inten-
to matar con un punal al Key Hum
berto, yendo el monarca a las carre-
ras de caballos.
Ell rey, poniendose en- pie, logr6
rechazar a su agresor, arrebatandole el
arma con que 10 amenazaba.
El asesino fue capturado,
Humberto demostro mucha sangre
fria en- la aggression de que fue objeto.
En- medic de grandes ovaciones
que lie tribute el pueblo aglomerado
en- las GALES, continue ell rey su mar
cha hasta el lugar de la fiesta.
Humberto ha recibido numerosas
felicitaciones por haber salido ileso
del atentado.
Los primeros que 10 felicitaron fue-
ron los jefes de los EstadoS.
Madrid, 26.-El general Primo de
Rivera Sc ocupa en- organizar un fuer,
te ataque contra los pueblos del BUR
de la provincial de Cavite.
Dicen de Manila que el general
Lachambre regresara en- breve a la
Peninsula.
Madrid, 27.-Preparase un recibi
miento esplendido en- Cadiz y Ma
drid al coronel Cirujeda.
Madrid, 2o.-Ha llegado a Cadiz
el coronel Cirujeda.
FL pueblo 10 recibio con entusias-
mo.
FL coronel asisti6 q un TIE Deum.
Sc ha frmado el ascenso a general
de brigada del coronel Manrique de
Lara.
Tambien Sc ha frmado la real or
den concediendo al general Polavieja
la Gran Cruz de San Fernando.
Ell Presidente del Consejo ha pues
to a la firma de la Reina Regente el
decreto antorizando al Captain Gene
raj de Cuba para que plantee paula
tinamente las reformas.
El decreto de referencia Sc enviara |
4 Cuba en- el primer correo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
N0MBRAMIENTOS.

Nuestros distinguidos amigos
Jas Sres Don Rafael Perez y Gar
cia y Don Ulpiano Valdes han
sldo nombrados Ponentes del
Consejo de Administration de
esta lsla, y los Sres Don Narci
so Soler y Don Luis Alvarado
tamblen distinguidos amigos
nuestros, Delegados del Gobier
no en- esta Capital y Ponce res
peetivamente.
Juzgamos muy acertados esto!
nombramientos por las merito
rias circunstanAias que concutrer
en- los agraciados, quienes en-
viamos nuestras frases de felici
tacion sincera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05

llevar, pues, al Congreso la gs-
mw'm0 representation del pals !
iQue no Sc deslice en- ella min
guna hiIacha de cnwerzsm0 f! A
renlr y a ganar. hermanos
Y efectivamente: no es menu
do el S0lfeo que ganan. Tan me-
nudo, que les hace cantar la Bo
r1mq~em durante un millar de dias
con sus noches =.
Corolario obligadisimo Sc
frustro la gen~ina representation
del pals en- las Cortes
Desenganaos, ilusos la OPT
ni6n h5llase a6 init1o muy lejos
4 Glen m;llones de leguas de vos
otros.
Demasiado sabeis con quier
esta
Y aunque os pcse, en- consecuencia
Ia af1lctiva realidad,
tened cristiana paciencia
y tambien conformidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
Sr. D. Avelino Elizalde, 2 mantas.

Sr. D. Avelino Elizalde, mantas.
or' ID. Santos Filippi, petacas.
FL Buen Gusto, III jabones fnos, 1
docena de corbatas.
Sr. D. Juan Piza y M5s, I docena
de corbatas inas.
Sr' D. Bernardino F. Sanjurjo vi.
dial, escribanfa.
La Luz Electrica, I docena de pa
nuelos de seda, I id abanicos, I id de
corbatas.
Sucesores de Ahumada y Co, .
docenas corbatas, id hilo lana. 2 id
crochet, 2 id coIores.
Sr. Melon y Co, 1 docena de aba.
nicos.
La Gran Via. 3 cartones de boto-
mes, docenas hebillas, 2 id Iigas, 2 id
corbatas, 2 id pahuelos de algodon, 2
paquetes alflcres.
Sr. Carbon, 2 fruteras de cristal.
Sr. Fernandez Juncos, 2 nove-
las, La Princesita de los Brezos. Dor
E. Marlit y la otra 1 ST yo fuera leo ?
| por Labra.
Sr. Director de La Ltegysdad N9.
e'0na|, I Santo Cristo Pileta, I perfu-
mador, escribania, I album.
| Farmacia Guillermety, 9 jabones
finos, frasquitos de esencia Fl
ma. 6 cajitas de polvos para la cara, 3
Ipertumadores, 2 cepillos para limpiar
los tarros.
| Farmacia Central Daubon, ] doce-
Ina jabon de Beuter.
| Farmacia Colon, I docena de caias
de poivos de dientes de menta, I do
cena jabon gicerine, I id de iab6n
dentrlfco de Mira y Wriglot.
| Farmacia de Blanco, IL iabones
finos I docena dentri6cos, 8 cajitas
de dentrifcos
Farmacia Duran, 2 botellas Mosca-
tel, GAIA de polvos para la cara.
FL Capricho, lampara de mesa, 6
marcos de retratos, I docena plumas
aluminio, 8 relieves de Biscuit, 3 bra
zeletes, 6 corazones con cadens, 2
cestas flores
Sra. Dona Dolores A. de Acuiia. I
grupo de porcslana, caballito de
;; bronce, 4 objetos de biscuit
Sra. Doia Magdalena Acuha, 1
esPejo de mano, 1 figurita de bronco,
ciervo.
Sta Dofia Maria Furcos, obietos
; de biscuit, concha con 2 pajaritos
de bronco.
Sr Coronel Ingenieros Sra, f.
guras de biscuit, cestito ioyero.
Sra. Doia Carmen M. Diaz Esteva
NJ, I sombrila chinesca.
), J. P. Silva y Co, I juego lavabo, \
cajas polvos para la cara.
Sr. D. Manuel Vicente, 5 cuadritos
pequefos, cuadro carton.
I Sucesores de Jose Hernaiz, caias
! jabon Piel de Espaf1a, I pieza de olan
de novia, id extra fort, GAIA pa.
fiuelos.
; Sr Borras, GAIA de frasquitos de
leche para e. rostro.
! Sr. Cabaias y Diaz, I reloj de
mesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
BAZAAR BENEFICO.

El que Sc ha instalado en- el Kiosco
de la plaza de Colon, merced a la
piadosa iniciativa de la Excma. Sra.
Generala Marin, constituye un verda-
dero exito.
Dicha Sra. Generala, su bella hija
Pura y otras principales damas han
tornado su cargo la tarea de expen.
der las papeletas del Bazar. La de
manda de las mismas es entusiasta y
creciente.
va Sc sabe que ell producto de este
Bazaar destlnase al ensanche del Asi-
10 de San Ildefonso y al edi6cio
que va a construirse, de la Sociedac
Protectora de los Nihos.
i Honor a la Carload!