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'HlcAoo. Sept. a5.-These were so-day's prices:
Real Estate snlen.

hfA1 btthte ShIeo.
Leopold r. True has sold one OF his new row Of pri.
vate 'iweliin5s on Riverside Drive Just north OF
Eightieth street.
No. u West Seventeen street has been sold to a DR..
Comstock. II Is a fuur.story DIV, ling, 20x70 extern
sion xlOO The price was about 900, 400.
II Ia reported that Gustavus Brunson has sold for
william c. Wilson the sevrn.story tr-proof apart
mPnt hous . +nxST y. known as the Temple Court, at
the southwest corner Of Madison avenu and Nine
ticth street. At about ESQ. 100: also. at about $780,
900. the six.story iron an brick business building
on lot eaHlo!. No. cas- West Twenty.third street. for
James Mendelssohn,
Charles E Schuyler & Co. have sold for John O.
Baker to Herman 4 Schmidt the plot iOOx8Ol II On
the north side OF 10th street. 100 feet east OF the
Boulevard.
Henry D. Winans 4 May report The sale Of No. sli
Fifth avenue, inst house north Of Slxty-second street,
25xlOS IA modern high. stoOp DIV ell ngJ for the estate
ofEx-teln Norton on DrivRt terms.
No. ST Tuirl street, Nos rs ana IS West Eighty
mint, strr { and -four lots IN Hssbr 'ok Heights are
reported TO ave been given BY Caroline UhliG In eE.
change FOR the northeast corn r OF Blrecker and
Ore, n STREETS. bough from Caroline Brinley in July
last.
Louis Lose has sold to John Fish the lot, aSxloo. on
the north side OF llOth str, OF, 40 feet west OF Park
avenue.
Isidor Furst has bought No. 100 East II 18th street.
p. Il. Lynch has sold No. $50 West l+9th street to
Frank comboy.
oppenhcimer q Hammerschlag have sold TO DAILY
SCarlsou the vacant plot. 15xlOU. a. Soa. l49 to 1888
Wo stcr street.
Whitehnusr & Porter have sold TO Allan MarpauQh.
ton. Presiden OF the Wool EXCHANGE. IN conjunction
with J. Z: Leviness. the four story brow ustone dwell.
Ing No. ~ Park avenue on private terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26

September. 49,. NNhs % NNhu Wy NJlu
December ......Nh b5S VAS p43 p5i2
Nay........... U3s s331 WA pHL 81
Ba;Icy-was lower. New feeding. 81 Lc., cost and
freight to Bur hlO, SitGS3c.. ost aud fr iyht to
New i"rN, nal,ins' 80 SIC, as % quail y Rye
cost and trriRa' 10 Bun alo. Corn-Spot wa. dull.
SHE 5000 bash. No. 2 mixed al 3+"-c., free ON board
Ati"at Tor export. No. = mixed IN elevator sale.
Futlr declined sc After "'ChauHp" December on
curb wa rs i-@ H5 i4r.. closing 35lsc. Future Gales
y 1000 bush, as fuiloWs:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26

s'rplu.. sls.sOo.i7o sln,a"7.0 800 Dec. s.su1,o7
two years ago S22. FOG. l75.
The imports of general merchandise, includ.
Ing dry goods; at thr port Of New York last week
were S6.S9s. 722. against SO. 1877, Ga the previous
week and + 1.322.6rS for the corresponding week
OF last yssssTT' al The IL imp m " Of sr,ris for the week
making total specie imported since Jan. |. S5...
s ssd II Yer E .Sis @o sf : sP 7o,ni we Eal Gql9, $3a9l5;
S725.8i5 the previous week. The cSnorts NJ
specie since jan. ] have been: Gold. $2s.G7l 40.
AMI silver, $35.O3s,Glo a total OF sd. los. p5S.'
The Keoknk and We tern Itnilroad COMPANY
has declared n semi-annual DIVIDEND OF b cent,
payable Oct. !.
The Rhoie Island Perkins Horse Shoe Com.
pnny has decirrcd II quarterly dividend OF u v
cent. on It's preferred stock. payable Oct. -.
The B,ltiniorea and Ohio Railroad Company re-
ports gross g !rninys for August OF S2.295. 903, a
decrcase OF S2.lo3 as compared with the same
month last year.
for August OF 81. td4 1857, an increase Of
$ld2.666 as computed with tho samo month Of
81 year. and ne, S47l .72b, an increase OF
the gross earnings were 81, Oss. l22, n increase
OF $222.t46 as compared with tho corresponding
crense OF 800, O38.
The Now York. Susquehanna and Western
KIi!rS % reports gross earnings for August Of
WIN the snme month o. last year, and MOI $s1''
ol9, an Increase o. Si2.37b. For the Two mouth
ending Aug. 81 the gross earnings were 1898
30. an increase OF $ll.ll2 ms compared with
the corresponding perio' OF last year. and net
$lsO.o5l. an increase OF Sl3,s33.
The Northern Central II ilroad reports gross
earnings for August OF SB35. 097. an increase OF
@llS, 7O2 No compared with he same month OF
last year and mol $24s. 68b. NH Increase OF $lOl.-
OBS. For the cigh months ending Aug. 81 the
gross %earninEs we're $4.2o9. ls5, n increase, of
$2i3 BOB as compared with tho corresponding
period o last year. and net 81 ,227, 1874, ali In.
crease OF S3l3. 19s.
The Baltimore ard Ohio Southwestern Rail.
road REPORTS gross earnings for July OF $536. 992.
an increase OF Stl.S54 as compared with the
same month OF last year, and net $l42.6 500. an
Increase Of Sl%.4OO. For the seven inonths d.
Ing July 81 the gross earnings were So. 5Os 966.
an mere sc OF $lO,235, rs compared with the
corresponding period oil last year. and net $500.
9SS. a decrease OF sac, 1923.
Tho Cincinnati, Now Orleans and Texas Rail.
road reports gross earnings for August OF $780,
7O7, All increase OF S39. POI AA compared with
the same month OF last year. and net SSS, III,
an incre Sc OF $i5. III. For the two months
ending Aug. 81 the gross earnings were 1917
800. an increase of $73,064 as comparca with
The corresponding pcriOh OF last year, and net
SloO,O2p, an increase of $40, ssh.
The Central Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for July VI ~. IOO, 57s. an increase OF
1901 1916 rs compared with the same month OF
last year. and net 1887. 0l2. an incre 80 OF II 6l,
us. For the seven months ending July 81 the
gross earnings were $7.2l6.049. an increase Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26

HVHTTHTTF CHSN NHThhVF,
Including gold reserve. s2l7 .852. oe7 1910. lac. 747
Money in London 4dlo Sccnt. Ratios Of dis.
months bills, . l.l6d2ls q cent. Paris advices
quote 3 : cents. nj 1903 francs Is confines. Ex-
change on LonHon. % francs 20 confines.
J. y. Morgan X Co. announce that the United
States Circuit Court for the Southern district
OF Ohio h 5 authorized the receiver OF the Co
lumhus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Company TO arringr with holders OF the Column.
bus and Hooking Valley Il ilro d Comp my first
mortg &c Z 3 ,cnt. bonds, due Oct. !, 10 continue
the same until Oct. !. 1898. or for any longer
period at & p cent. por annum, and that In be-
hall of the receiver they arc prepared on pres
e~ntation OF the bonds TO stamp them as con.
tinued under this arrangement. The offer may
be withdrawn by the receiver at any time with
out notice.
The sales OF mining stocks Mt the New York
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day ur.r,, No FnIl,.a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
9inanfiaI.
To investors
Gas Securities

An opportunity is offered to investors to
subscribe to the bonds and stock OF the
QUEEN CITY GAS LIGHT COMPANY
OF BUFFALO. NEW YORK.
The right Is reserved to close the sub
scription at any moment, to reject any and
all subscriptions, and to increase or de-
crease the amount hereby offered at the
pleasure and option of j. EDWARD AD-
DICKS.
Subscribers are invited to purchase bonds
and stock of the QUEEN CITY GAS
LIGHT COMPANY OF BUFFALO, N. Y,
on the following terms:
A purchaser of ffty-year 8 per cent. bonds
OF 81, 900 each at par will have the right at
same time to purchase 8 shares Of the cap
ital stock, par value 800 each, for $3.50,
making a total of 81, $50 for one bond and
8 shares OF stock.
Payment for the entire amoun must be
made In bankable funds mailed to J. Ed
WARD ADD1CKS, 1900 MARKET
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, on or before
October LIST, proximo, subject to the 40
ceptance Of checks so mailed and subject
to the conditions Of this advertisement.
Bonds will be delivered as soon a. en-
Rraved and signed, but stock will not DO
delivered until the contemplated improve
ments are completed, but q due bill will
be issued for the same. Accrued interest
on the bonds from the last semi-annual
interest period must be paid by subscribers.
The report that this Com.
pany has been sold to q
syndicate buying the other
gas companies of Buffalo ls
false. The charter Of this
Company Is the only valid
charter for n gas company
i'm the city of Buffalo with
right To lay pipes without
hindrance from any author.
idy. The charters of the
other companies are exPlr.
ing by linli alton or by VIC.
laiiO1a Of their conditions.
Gas will be sold im the city
Of Buffalo at Fifty Cents per
Thousand net In the ex.
pectatiOn that the enormous
increase Of business will
pay this Company upon It's
extremely small capitaliza-
tiOn.
Evening star., 1897-01-25
ARBITRATION TREATY.
DIR. Nckia breaches About the R~auty
of Peace.

Rev. DIR. McKim preached an eloquent
sermon yesterday morning at the Church
of the Epiphany. in which he spoke at
length of the importance 10 the cn.irc
Christian world OF the arbitration treaty
which is now before the Senate. In his
discourse. DR. Mckim SAID:
There are those who rihicule a. Cto?ian
the expectation that the time can ever
come when nation shall not lift up sword
against nation. They scorn as lream-rs
those who see in this arbitration treaty the
harbinger of an era of peace upon earth.
But We may remind them tn At the greatest
reforms in the history of mankind have
been laughed at impra cticaple ard Wis
ionary when first proDosed. Perhaps the
world is most deeply in heb; ii To the
dreamers OF dreams. who have had faith
enough and hope enough TO seek to make
their dreams realities. The drcapers
whom one age scorns pitias are the
heroes ana the benefsctors of the neat.
Whether the treaty Is confirmed or not. &.
il has marked an epoch. IL aas conslm-
mated triumph of the higher Christian
civilization. and the day II signed,
January H. 1897. will he famols in thr an
nails of the world. because IL is The fruit
age of the long conflict OF the spirit of
Christ, which Is the spirit of human BROTH
erhood. with the spirit OF war. which is ,s-
sentially the spirit Of barbaris n.
1t would indeed il" grand az hieVr-
Hett IL, az tle hlli"i'entn c"h-ntN draws 10
a close. this great pact ShoJld be Tatifi,d 4
between Great Britain and :hc United
States. and so 5he two great f.n,shsh-sp,ak ak
ing peoples. one in language. in literature,
i'm lineage. in blood in the traditions cf
constitutional liberty. and in Iovaitv 10
Christ. the Prince OF Peace. should lead the
world i'm the SXamrlc OF arni'ratia -
comprehensive as that which lhis treaty
contemplates. W are not alarmed al The
prospect of a closer alliance and . com
pete frateTrIl conlity hot Keen he r,o,t hon
ccuntrA aud ourselves. Nay W. would han
| II as bright omen for tn" civilization aud
Characterization OF the globe. anl tn. has
| iening Of the day predicted by the prophet
! wh"n nation shall 1ot lift up sword AGAINST
nation. neither shall they let,.a war amy
! more
Evening star., 1897-01-25
DIED.

ARNOLD 'n January -. 1881. at a:45 ptn.
1.t.r a.t. NR, riTTi f IIpa nin,gl ilns Of lyi"'d
James = and sarah 4. Arnnld. in TIA" twenty
first year of his age.
N"n- knew him lut To- love him.
None named him hul praise.
Funeral from parents residence corner Of Nnnr,,.
ana ana Gran, strs.'s An"G.stia 10 9. ~ w-,i"'-
sra'ffuily invited 10 attend.
BROWN on January 20 ls,7, at his residence
Beits'iile. Md. M-BERfitS T.. BROWN. aged
Funcrai viii take plac" r'morr"w tTnr=lay. Iauu
AIRY ~ at "'rlo'k pm, from 81. john 4. T.
Church. Bcltsvillr Md.
ERrGERE. On saturday evening Janua y -:
lS,.. al o'clock. I'Hl Nj JOHN. "f
Zclia and Eugcnc T.. Brpger, oI New orl'aas
Funeral private. In;erment at New orleans ,>"y
Orleans papers please copy
DUNN. on January ea. 1891. THOMAS prNN.
aged hfty-siA years. lieutenant 4th L. :. Ar
Funeral from GavIrr~, undertaken. 18th aud r.'m-
sylNania ayenue. M".Gay NJ pm. Iut-r-
ment IT Arlington
rEENEy ON Saturday. Ianuary e3. 1891. at
am. at his rrsidsilcc aia6 X street north
wet. WILLIAM FEENEN. the hroy.d hus
D.. nj OF Elizabeth fconey tn"s MIhrm";tt.
Funeral from holise Tuesday. January 81. SO.
th.me TO s. stephen 'hgr'h. "h"rr -,r'i,'s
will l." held at oclork. Friends Invited
! GRAHAM oa SATURDAY. january 81 1897 Mr..
>I'SAN FoED GRAHAM. formerly of Erir, Ia.
aged seventy eight wears.
Funeral Tuesday. January .6. AZ "'cl""k p.n..
from her late residence 1904 Il street north
west. Ini-rm"nt ,ileriw""d
KoENI,.. At Br.klyn. y. Y. on SUNDAY. JaI,uary
-. 1885,. AT G:Ia ana. R"y. GEORGE hoENri.
aged thirty three wears.
R.v. Kornig was pastor of German Lutheran
Triuiy Church. c"rucr OF an aud + streets I"rth
west. this city
MCCARTHY. The funeral of the lat" wN 10
afternoon. January 2G. 1881. at > o'clo,}; from
the vault of Holy Rood cemetery
! PENT"N. on SUNDAY. Iannary -. ls:... at az \
street southeast, JosErH L. PESToN. in the
Funeral from family rcsd,,ncc. :.i3 street south
east Tuesday. January 26. At 10 am.
SHELTON on sunday January -. 1891 a, SIS
%,sloek pm. Ear. BARbARA I idL,A. S The nl,, s,lesd
Shelton. aged fourteen years aud hv" inontls.
"ciack fr"m Ehemrzer ,mr,i.' on I, rect br-
tween 2Ith and 18th streets, West Washington
SMITH. Departed this life; on January q, lsa5.
O'clock pm, ELIZABETH SMITH. wif-
Of james smith. aged eighty -iise years
Funeral will take place fnm Tnni,, 'lmr'h Ia-S
and relatives invited.
SMITH. on Sunday. January "a lS.'. at : o'el"k
am. MARTHA ELIZABETH. infant daughter
Of Agnes and Marshall Smith, aged eleven
Funeral will take place from 81. Al"y -lu, Church
On Tuesday morning, January "a at lo:3"
O'clock.
| SPAi.DINti. Near Forc>tye. Md. Saturday.
January -. 1897. nj 6:i0 am. JOliN II.
SPAl.DINt;. of trz,rge aud Mary Rose
SI,al1us of charles county. Nd.
| Funeral from ST Teresas 'rurc'i. Anacostia. al
9:;s0 O'Clock t,m morrow morning.
THORN. Al Providence Hospital. sunday. Ham
uary "a, 1897 AT II AIN. CHARITY A
THORN, in the fifty fourth year of her age.
Funeral Tuesday. January 26. AT = pm. from -.
Patrick's Church.
WARD. Departed this life SATURDAY. Januars
23. 1897 IL 10 pm. DAVID II. WARD.
Evening star., 1897-01-25
COL LDENBERG'S
STORE NEWS"
January twenty-ffth.

Wrap weather in earnest! You
may count yourself very lucky. in
deed. il you haven't yet bought one,
for the prices we are now asking are
not half OF what you would have paid
for them earlier.
These values cannot be matched in
this clty-we guarantee it.
kersey. boucle and Irish frieze
coats which were S.
are now S2.08.
Black boucle coats. many all satin
iined-were SS-
are now Sd. so.
All-silk lined and tailor-made
Persian lamb coats which were $40
are NOW S.. .0S.
Imported tan, brown, gray. navy
and black kersey and tan covert
coats, fur trimmed or plain-were
SI2 and SIS
are NOW S7.z5.
,So-inch astrakhan fur capes which
were SIS
are now S8.98.
Handsome electric seal capes.
marten fur cOllars-which were
SIS+
Evening star., 1897-01-25

Handsome electric seal capes,
marten fur collars-which were
SIS+
Evening star., 1897-01-25
a HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL.
Post once Clerks show Their Graft
tade To Chtef Charles o. shepherd.

Charles o. Shepherd. chief Of the GALAXY
and allowance division of the Post Office
Department. has received from tho Ma
ticnal Association of Post Office Clerks a
testimonial in the form OF handsomely en-
crossed resolutions adopted at the last an
nual meeting OF the association at Denver.
Col. The resolutions la the form OF a
book. in an elegant case of morocco leather
and white moire silk. The resolutions re-
cite that the association is greatly indebted
to the work of MIR. shepherd for the pas
sage of the classification bill and that IL
takes this method OF sigaifying Its APP
probation. Ii is signed hy the officers cf
the association. benjamin Parkhurst. presi-
dent: Edward p. Lincoln, vice president. J.
Albert Thatcher. James 4. Donohue and
Harry Barber. executive committee. The
New York branch OF the association ALSO
gave Mr.. Shepherd a similar set of rcsolu-
tions for his services on the same hill
Evening star., 1897-01-25
HiIi Board Privileges.

Geo. w. Monkey ana John L. Shoemaker.
trading under the nrm name Of Lloyd
Monkey. has filed bill in equity against
Arthur l.. Thompson. George Riff. and
George houck, praying that The defcndants
he enjoined from interfering with them in
the possession and enjoyment OF certain
billboard privileges
Evening star., 1897-01-25

Fancy striped outing flannel, in
ten-yard lengths, reduced from Ioc.
to 4bc yard.
Evening star., 1897-01-25

The HnroNysms of WhnoIing Cough tr. A.
once relieved iy l'r. 10. Iayn"S EXI-. toTsn sui ID
inns nj i"'ne Is cSuTinu'-l. IL alTnr>f in,s iaiv
ELECTS u ,'ir.s.
'art distressing Wihd pains with Iaynr'S Paini, -
Saaa:ig" Iills.
Evening star., 1897-01-25

Iard-wide Worldwide" heavy
unbleached muslin for 4ac. yard.
Evening star., 1897-01-25

Continued on Eighth Page)
Evening star., 1897-01-25

Fancy striped feather-proof tick
ing-usually 2oc.-for I2tc. yard.
Evening star., 1897-01-25

,So-inch astrakhan fur capes which
were SIS
are now S..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04

OBRAS DE DERECHO

De venta en- el BoLET1N MERoAN-
l It'll: le
: :, =s,,lnrIsprudencia popular por Fran
,,iseo LaGres: "Tutela y O0nsejo
dc familis," Eli testamneto y 10
herencia, /" !" I'll matrimocio," "Fi-
Iiaci6n- Patria- p stad.Ali m 9 n
Ftos.p Hi ~
= Compilation de las disposiCiones
0RgAnicas de 10 Administraoi6n de
Justicia en- q tYamar, por Ramon
Sanchez. .Ocafia.
Repertoire des sJurisprudencia en-
mats rlA criminal tornado p0r uns
junta do abog&dos, bajo Ia diree-
M0n de don Vicente Romero Gi.
s6n: complende desde el aiio 1871
Ia 1890.
Ley de Bnjuiciamiento Civil, pr
Mantesa, 5 tomos.
O6digO Civil, por D. 6eayola, 10
tomOs y 2 APPENDICES.
Oompllaci6n Legislative, por Tsr.
n6ndez, 10 tomos. /"
| l. ACodlgO &C OomerCio, por Romse
70 Gir6n, l tomo.
l. .Oodlgo de justicia militar.
Leyes civiles de Espans, por Ms.
alma , Maran6a, l tomo.
t@1'ko civil, por g. dc las o.
sas, / toEo. 4
InstsuMeotna p6bliccs, ror IT.
sosO, l tomo.
Ley de Enju'c.amientG ci, q
10 ksvlsta do los cSlbunslesl. "
| 2O0d'go penal pa1a Cuba } Pn y
10 kic0, por idem idem, tomo,
I'll ab' gado pupular, por ? -"
Igusg, l tomo. +
O6diges sD tiguos de E61 E61as, : pof
MarCe!6 Marines Alsy 10
MOs. 4, ~
iante, 3 tomos. Z,..,x
Ulc,onar,o d. administrator,
por Alcnbills, .o'nos'
Aunsr,o. "a y 95, Alcubilla,
Deraoh administrative, pors
DloloyN de formularios, poe /
tGem, NV; a', f., x
-. IXH .oem, tome.
AhU@i dei SecretArio de Ayun-s
AAiuEtoe, EQr laem, l Soino.
: MsL uss' &c tOFiDui@Ei0e para Jni.E
oiVS G.vAIes. poE ldem, s0mo.
MAJ nai 0e tuImalarlos para lCs
crlInlLaA, por ldem, l tOmo.
1aem 10 testamentsrias, por idemE
/ t0m0.
l0em de Quintas, por idem, Il
tOmu.
Iuem de ExpropisCi6n forsosa,
pOr ldem, ! IOmo.
I0sm 90 mOntes, POI. .idem, / to-
mo.
ldem del matrimonio, por idem, ]
l t0hU..
JustlCia Militsr, Nooiones Te6-
ElUU-k IAOTlcas dc t0da Glaze del
vEoOeuAmlenTCs. .judiCiales, DOE dom
Joaquin GraGlA y Hernandez, Q to.
Gnvb. y,,..1.. al.
Asslslacion de minas, por Bravo
MUln, ! tOmO. ..
UonsejO dc familias por Aroe, 1
UUu4O.
uula dc Ia Contribution Terrific.
clsl, pol Freixa, / tomo.
NeEeOn0hdmlnistratlve, p0r Me
g., 1 LUMO. ,.,. NJ ,t
EAo~eulmlentoa .Civiles, Crimi'
..d..s4, OaLohlovs, =. OoDtenciosoE
..A.4nlbt1atlv0s, pOE f.. .Lastres, z
NskeChO prooesal. .poE. Para.
--..uo dc HaCiends P0bliOa
, kl.A~s. r. v.""s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
gESCRIBANIAS

ATambi6n SO ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas un extenso y variado
surtidO. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde Is centavos hasta 10 y
veinte y cilcO pesos, muy elegantes
yzlujOsas. ET tihterOs de cristal de
roca Sc puede egcOger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
LINEA DN PUERTO-RIO


EAlsp los dias 10 , 30 lOs wpoRsa
one hacsn sl ssrviciO d Oo1reoG
II 81 del dis 10 toca sa NusvitaL Giba-
70, Baraeoa, Guant&nsmo, Ouba Oabo
HAitiano J Port-Au-Pnnes Puerto PlR-
Ponce, MAyGgusE, Aguadllla y 6au
an Dc Puerto Rico. AL rttes1o hArA
seals On Lon mismos pusrtos. p.
III del din 30 irG4pOr Nusvit 80, G
''ase. BaraCOO., ,GuHnt&nnmo, Oub San
a.DoraiagO, Ponce, KsyagusK, Aguh
ns y San Juan d. PUsEo- Rico, v
nte 10 poE Los miamos purtOs.
3 ornpr&D sallsadp Do P usrto- Bic
Ios 4 s3 = 5 Essr5sssiEnhents; tocs
:. In On aba Los d9ys39 y 0, lisgA ,c5
A 10 HsbAnA sn lEs tsSEM sorsespon.
disntss do 4 y ID Ia ssd; sass.
Ninguno dc sstes dos laposss tOsnRl
Z ~ yatorno On GuantGsamo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04

LlegarAn SOLO hssts H..Atiago de Ouh
Loo vAp0res cue snleh Ioa diae ., 10 y 81.
Los de los dias s y IS tocsran su
Nuevieta Puerto, Padre, GibsEa, MayA-
II, Bsrscoa, GuAnsApsrno yOnba
I'll dis Is harG las miSgaH escA&E,
{ sxOspai6n De 10 de Mayarb y Adsnks
soCAca en- Gagus Dc T&nxraO.
Todos retornarkn veriHnindo sua 90.
lidAs dc Cuba los diAs Is 2a , ;, 6ec-
sn&ndose las sntrAdas On Ia HaSanA
IN Las techAs corrsspondiantas d. 10,
10 70 De cada mes.
NinguRo do sStos vapOrss toc&A 4
n retorno sn Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
HT -N - s. o.
Sc Gc0b,.es e<> recibir en- Ia In1presa'
tG de! BOletln:
T I MT A

para peri6dicos E impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, eni'envases de TODD
peso. De colores: azul encarnada,
viOleta, amarillo, verde Y chocolate.
Estas 1ltimas Ell envases de 500: 0:gra-
mos y IL kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
EMPRESA
F1sBEPAhULES C0RlESS lR llS laTILAi
3trasportes mTIItarea
leEobHancs dt Herrera, Haba,a.

90 vapores de esta smFrssa sfsc-
tufAn % eslida dssde este puerIO On
leedtas s, 10, Is, 30 = s5 do cad mes,
alas 5 de 10 tarde en- los diAs d. labor
Vi las l2 de! dia en- los festivOs