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Sixth Avenue, 10th to Goth Street
liz FL1Nrs FINE FuRNIrUa
CHRISTMAS NECTAR AND AMBR0SIA.

The Christmas Muse remembered this year
how wholesome and pleasant n good bite or
luxury is now and them and how eager people
are for IT, SO she bestowed herself and gath
cred here not only simple fare. but nectar and
ambrosia for Christmas treating.
Flemish tapestries. soft and decorative In col
oring and quaint In design as those OF which
medieval Princes were so fond. that they even
carried them to the wars 10 decorate their tents
withal.
Old Oriental rugs that glow with color and
POSSESS a sheen and richness that no other
textile ever approached
Chairs rich with carvings so artistically
thought out and so vigorously chiselled that
Grinlng Gibbons himself might envy the art
and skill they show.
Sofas settles and tables. wonderful for the
refined beauty and rich co!orng Of their mar
quctrcs.
What fare to treat with. Not even the Olym-
pic ambrosa could confer such constant, ever
increasing delight as you obtain at factory
prices when you
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENI' E-Ex Congressman John W.
Gambler Of Massachusetts. and Marvin Hughitf or
Chicago. HOFFMAN, Senator Edward murphy. OF
Troy and ex-senator ". Ransom. Of North
Carolina HOLLAND Congressman 'hhries r
Sprag,ie Of Boston MANIIATTAN Congressman
W u Hooker Of Fredona. y Y SAVOY Profess
sor Wilhelm Stengel. ~ Dresden WALDORF
Ex Senator William Pinkrey Whyie OF Maryland.
and Charles Emory Smith. - Philadelphia. WIND
SOR-J. Newton FIerO. Of Albany.
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Quo Vads. The great literary success or
the year Illustrated: bound In hne
cloth. A shipment Of 2,W" cop oEa
les AZ ............. .'''.'''''''' WV
Choir Invisible 800 copies TO he sold at. USG
Lady Of Quality and its sequel. His Grace
of Osmond. by Mrs. Burnett. 40 cop o..
los TO be sold at.................... O0G
The Christian Hall Gaines masterpiece. On.
800 copies To be sold at. OSC
Presentation Editions Of Famous Books.
Illustrated The choicest and most beauti-
full series of popular works on the market.
Exquisite bindings. Never before sold be-
low 9Sc. and frequently at sl.25. Our
price 49c. each.
Library Editions of the Favorite Works
of the great authors in handsome library
bindings, with marbled sides and edges
Sold heretofore from 4Sc. to 65c. each.
Our price Csc. each.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
.,. IA su,,et 4 30 Moon sets n 80 Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
40 so,av Hook = 81 Gov. island 6.i2 Hell Gate 500
y %-Saniy Hook 0oo GOV Island Gas Hen Gate 81
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AS to BOOKS.

Nothing approaching such magnificent and varied offering as our
present Sale of High Class Books has ever pee' aee
this country the wonderfully low prices which we are oe
inc them that has such sensation among book BUYERS ao
stamps the sale as unparalleled in the history Of bookSelmg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Colonel said that many small articles should ne
LOST and il is these deficiencies which nc Is no"
called upon TO explain. , g.. an
He added that he had not been summoned 10 APP
near before a court martial. but before tn" Boarh
Of survey I'm Albany on January ana thal II tne
BOARD was not perfectly satisfied with ,he ~.
nlanation which would he made. and AFTER the MAJ
Ter had been placed before Il In It's true NGnl ne
would refund the value of the property whch i
was deemed had been los, through fau' or hesh-
gence on his part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

~. death house are Fritz Meyer who killed Police
man smith and lIadley Sutherland. who muir.
derad his cornmon-la wife IN this city ~. coll
was formerly occupied by Carlisle Harris and Dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
AGAINST RAPID TRANSIT.
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT PLACES HIMSELF ON
RECORD.

I'M FAVOR THE BRONX THE RoRorGH WILL
IGNORE POLITICS AND VOTE ON GEO
GRAPHICAL. LINES IN ITs owN
1STfREsr-AH INTERESTING
DINNER AT THE MON
rArK CLUB.
A, a complimentary dinner given Tor Eu"a'u ~.
crout President ELECT Of the Borough OF hro"h-
lyn al the Montauk Club. IN brooKI''' " -,
hitch was attended by many Of the leading men !"
49, o,,v Mr. circuit took occasion 10 put h'mseif on
ncord as strongly antagonstic TO the rapid-transr
nronositIon which he said, proposes I" DUNN Wv
IN. annexed territory In the bronx NJ the eNp'"7'
~ the older and more thckly populated f'o'ouk"
OF Brooklyn. He foreshadowed MS a'u'u"e VIZ"
h. said perhaps It Is my weakness to feel more
- 800 g., . orht than at a feast" He went 40
"a, as 70 intimate that. unless the rapd-'ransi'
nroposition was defeated hereafter BrooKNh "o"'"
vote in the municipal elections strictly aiohs soo
graphical lines, and ignoring party nis"nc"o''
unite N see that the interests OF BROOKLYN "e''
uor taken care Of The charter was criticised De-
ceuse u does not allow the President OF the bo' =
o,sb y, RrookIvn 10 vote IN the Board OF Local
Improvement on such propositions AS that OF r"p'u
transit Among the other speakers OF the evening"
were Charles a. Moore. the president OF 'fie oiu"'
who was postmaster; ST CAR Mche"aY' 're
pev DIR 8 D. Mcconnell and Judge william j.
Gaynor.
Colonel Albert +. Lamb attacked brooklyn as
being bankrupt He declared that the RED nag
WAS floating over the city. st. Clair MckeIway de-
fsnded Rrooklyn and said that he would stand ny
Mr. Circuit in the policy he had outlined Far from
being a penniless bride. he said brooklyn wouid
bring into the combination assets worth many
millions OF dollars =, ., =,
Il bu, anticipate the news. he said. when /
saw that the apprehensions that We shall not go
| INTO the greater city with clean balance sheet
| have heen dissipated tonight. There VIII be no
| nnbIic servants unpaid by Brooklyn for November
and December there will be no bond balance need.
| basis Of honor and honesty. The consent OF the
existing officials Of NewYork and the on s-eect
| has been secured. Their assurance that they re-
| gard IL TO be morally obligatory has been volun-
| tecred And there will be-for there must be
| concessions on both sides, and tax levy In
| brooklyn in 1895 We are going 10 BE- in position
Of solvency and self-respect TO demand Tor BROOK
| lvn the recognition of its rights.
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THE tLPHi Delta Phi SHOkFR.

90 he a oyeryaluation 10 the extent OF f329.S2J.
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SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & Simpson.
Holiday Merchandise and Holiday Buyers

are in complete possession of the store Wonderful activity and de-
lighted patrons the happy result The potent factors creating ru"
from Handkercefs to Paris Gownsfrom Dolls to Damondsom
Noueees to the richest creations of the publishers and bookbnders
araud so on through long, varied and interesting category
goods that find fitting representation in each Of our Srty'F Five
Dpartmen-aH marked that wondment by
of their extreme lownesS
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OUTGOING STEA HERS.

TO-DAY.
ye,e For Line. Mail. close. Vessel saiis
sobral.r-r Barbados. Red Cross.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7.
T.nns, Iyania Hamburg Hamb Amer. 800 m
Seminole. Charleston. clyde canaan. 300 m
Excelsior New Orleans. Morgan 300 m
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
s., Paul Southampton American I:tO a 1000
,ermanc Liverpool. White star 600 m 1900 M
Southwark. Antwerp Red Star.'...''' ~ a m gayh IN
,,oacho Havana. & cuba. 100 IN 300 y IN
r,oouoi. Charleston. CLYDE .......... 300
Alamo Galveston Mallory .......... 300 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Henry A. Daniels. ~ ID.

Henry A. Daniels. n ID.
70 West Oils, St.
II system az al dercr'ptions
inpo,.nce sterity. and lki ailments Hours 10 10 .
= A W Topeka" +. d W..
A round end high banded collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

are some OF its leading features and price examples:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
Fine Satin Shoes

Need not be luxurious when they can Do
bought at our prices. We sell them c"eaP,y
because they are staple here. Our stock IS
as large as entire shoe stocks elsewhere
We have endless variety, but only the latest
styles and best materials-a'thous" ""
would not imagine 50 from the low pr'ees'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

Tectorium is tic name of a material
manufactured in Germany as substi-
tute for glass Bichromated gelatin is
laid over both sides Of kind of web of
galvanized steel or iron wire and can
be made into sheets one sixteenth Of an
inch thick. It is unbreakable and is
said to be lighter than glass 1t bends
easily, is poor conductor Of heat and
cold, and is not difficult OF repair.
However, it is liable TO become soft in
hot weather and is inilammsble,
Hornalos is much like teotorium, only
more transparent and harder. Manila
paper soaked in boiled linseed oil until
it is both waterproof and translucent is
ustd rs "A substitute for glass in hot
houses. 1t comes in long rolls, is dura-
Bile, requires no shading from the hot
sun, and, it is said, costs about one.
hundredth as much as glass New
York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

An Indian known as Coyote Jim met
with an accident at an Austin, New,
hay ranch the other day, which Will
probably prove fatal. He fell from "A
haystack and struck astride of a crow
bar. which penetrated his body dis
lance of twenty inches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

Condace Ellis,the 1O-year-old daugh-
ter of William Ellis, living near Fall
brook, Cal, was probably fatally
burned Saturday afternoon. During
the absence of her mother at neigh
boris the child got too near the stove
and her clothes caught FIRE. She was
alone and rushed screaming from the
house up the hill to where her father
was working. The flames completely
enveloped her, smuggling Oft her hair
and burning her face and body shock
ingly. Her father was also severely
burned in extlnguishing the danes.
The child will probably die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

Manufacturer snd dealer in all kinds
of Metallic, Wood and Cloth Covered
Cofins and Caskets.
Full line of Cotfin Furnishings hepi
constantly ON hand.
Telephone and telegraph ordors
promptly Allied.
Open Day and N ight.
Factory aud WErerooms No. 25s e. Let
eouth, III blocks east OF Thss,oE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10

A short time ago G. f. Rohwer OF
this city accidentally Iau across SOM
pretty good looking float out on tue
hills near Blue creek, Gays the Brig.
ham city Bugier. He had it assayei
and it showed sl.25 gold with some
silver and trace OF copper. Prospect
ing the place Letter, he discovered a
we'll 10 tined ledge which he has locRt-
ed. de thinks little developmea
work Will bring to surface ore that viii
he worth looking after.
The Century mine is located about
nine miles northwest VI ROsette In
Park Valley, this county. The men
now have tunnel over 100 feet In
length. The object Ia to crOss.cat the
hill and run tunnel clear through IL.
BY this meaus they hope to get sufll-
cient ore in sight TO warrant the
building OF mill on the spot. Assay
have proven that there Is rioh ore In
the hill. They run as high as $50 to
tho ton, mostly gold. THIS ~ one oil
the beat prospects in the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10

fest. Tho WORK OF sinking Is now b..
ing done by the company and the sta
tion will he cut on the 800 level mex
week. The amount Of water In thi
shaft 10 rapidly iucreasipg ana station
numn will he nut on tue 800 level 70
handle the flow.
M.asrs. Grief amt Holmes, who are
heavily isterested in the SnoebridRe
Il innuza, have been in camp most oil
the week while The ,pntent survey o
that property was In progress. Dh'
company owns i've claims 90 Treasur
Hin which have already c0ntribut
largely TO the wealth OF Tintlc anu
which are considered among the iinee,
clnitna in the camp. Mr.. Cries odvisss
us that WORK Will be commenced some
time during the Present month anu
viii be pushed ahead as fast as money
ana mueele can push II.
The snatt On the Luzerne has reacheJ
the 2UO.foot level aud drilling has com
menceu owing to the inability To SINK
iutther with the whim now used on
the property. A l0-lnch streak OF ore,
4hoWiug $50 uunc IS oliver, SOU quiz,
per cent ieaI AID per cant copper,
hss been encountered in the SHAFT AIN
in the drift now bel q Iun, ana several
tone OF this ore are now on the uuml.
MauagerJ ames o sborne, Vices u that
Uy next week he expects TO hSve
new whiu on the property when c
force will be increased anu sinking
resumed and driitipg continued. The
Growing In the LuZerDe 10 certainly
very promising ana will no doubt
s0on be ON paying basil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10
SILVER STAR NOTES.
IT, susan 20 Make ~ shipment
Showing In the Luxerne.


l. sample taken from the Buckeye
showes 184 ounces silver, and Superin.
tendent Green advises US that he Ia as
nearly carload OF this class OF ore ON
hand and will make shipment In a
day or two.
Shipments from this end OF the dis
trict for the week are as iollews: From
the Swansea 4 cnrloadF, from the South
Swansea 6 carloads, from the Star
Con. 8 carloads, from the Iron mine 2
carloaua daily.
1t Is announced that w. 3. FugRte
will shortly make a shipment from the
old Susan mine. There IL at present
nothing being done on that property
and az 1t is now claimed by several
parties 1t is quite likely that long
lawsuit will bs fought before there 10
ANY Rrent activity vt that property.
1t 10 reported that fine body OF ore
has been encountered in the Pearl
M iris lode. This property Is near the
5temwinder group and was only To-
Gated a lew days ago. The ore WAS
encountered aeven feet from the eur.
face and, although the assay values are
uat yet known, Is good grade oil
shipping ore.
Il. NJ. Cunningham, who had a co n.
lract for sinking The shaft on the Cor.
a. copia to the 4O0-ioot levsl, threw mp
80 cont - alter sinking about ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10

Rich field Censor: j. q. Logan, for
two years past superintendent OF the
Winnsmuck mine at Bingham, Is
stopping at the Jensen h0use. having
come down from Salt Lake yesterday.
A rum9r that he was buyius mining
property was current, anu when asked
about II. he cared to say but little for
publication just yet. He hdmittel
being the representative of New
York syndicate that hal bonded the
surprise group south OF tue Sewer
mine ana that they were intending TO
absorb other property near Rrousd.
The company, he was certain, would
do great deal OF work thls summer,
beginning as soon as supplies could be
hauled into the mlues. The syn licate
has plenty Of money and likes the
district, and may buy heavily and
bond great deal 0: the q Ii Noun
tain claims. More will be known next
Wc.r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10
Gold Point Mines.

Foreman John ii. Wootton OF the
Gold Point mines made us q pleasant
call Tuesday morning and gave us a
description OF the work being done
at the mines. The company is still at
work ru ming down shaft and box
Ing 1t. They are now down 100 feet
and no drifting ia being done. Ac-
cordiDg to the survey VI the vein from
the Overland which the company ex
pects to strike, 100 feet more will
reach the vein OF which they are iu
search. Several OF the laborers Of the
company are at work on assures in
the mountsin and considerable very
good ore Ia now in sight-Amerioau
Fork World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10
/ SUPPLEMENTAL
DELINQUENT TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1896


John
Collector, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10

n eeds assistance 1T may lie best to
render 1t promptly, but ous should
remember to uss even the most pt rfect
RI medies on y when needed. The best
and most slim lie and Re lie remedy is
the Syrup OF Figs, manufactured by
the CalifoI mia Fig Syrup @ mpany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-10

Eureka Democrat: Thyberg &
HinshRw, the ece uic artists, have dis.
covered leuge OF marble In the
vicinity OF the North Star mine and
have placed a location notice thereon.
The caicite 10 white and streaked with
black and takes a very nice polish.
The ledge lie a large one and blocks Of
nearly any desired dimension can be
secured.
Ore values are increasing at the
Domingo, ssys The Eureka Democrat,
some OF tue late sssays showing Sl2 In
gold, 9 GuEces silver and q er cent
leaf...... II is reported that /, 40O.ounce
silver ore has been discovered at
Headwaters, about eighteen miles
west OF Eureka. A party OF prospS C.
tors left for that place yesterday.
Willard Progress: j. II. Charles
worth Of Joseph CITY, Sewer county,
was In the city Friday last and in.
formed US that he hai Just sold a
fourth interest in some mining prop.
erty known as the Placer Guloh,
situated at Gold Mountain district,
Pluto county, receiving 81, 100 ior the
same, John M. Stratton Of Cripple
Creek being the purchaser.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-21
IT e A II r O.

Con un gran AenO pGsose ano
che en- escena la preciosa zarzne'
la Cd4iz. FL entusIasmo del p1
blico y la numerosisima concu
rrencia del mismo a esa tunci6r,
aden.as de los Peculiares meri
tos de dicha zarzuela, bien mere
clan que hubiese sido esta dssen :
pehada con mas amor.
Pcro oh infelicidad no fue
asf, y en- vez de gozar sufrimos
tcrriblemente anoche. por ca
dls, por los apreciables artistas.
por ell auditorio, por nosotros
mismos.
Y para que todo resultase a
ciago en- esa desgraciadisima We
lada, la pieza lfrico-c6mica final
.SaL6n EsLava nos dio el gran
narc6tico....
iTodo sea por Dios, y 4 yer 81
esta noche somos mas felices con
FL AnfIto de Htcrr0 !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-21
~.2AOMTILLAH.

SABLE DE HoNoR.-El Sr. dor
Eugenio A. Flores, muy distinguidt
oublicista, ha sido comisionado par;
entregar al General Pando ell sable de-
honor que lie regaDan los benemeri
/ t.s SAlgentos d. este Bat ! on de Vo'
luntarios.
BIEN vENIDO. -Hcmos recibido la
vista de nuestro ilustrado amigo e
or. D. Victor G. Candamo, que lego
>!e Arecibo en- estos dias.
LIE deseamos satisfactoria estancia
en- la Capital.
R. I. P.-Fallecio en- AIgeciras el
Sr. d. Enrique Perez de Castro, Co
nandante de Inf4nteria que sirvio en-
eita Isla de Official
Descanse en- ell eterna gloria ell que
"a no existe.
A So familia nuestro pesame.
COMPANfA DE LOS FERRocARRI
es de Puerto Rico.-Recaudo la mis-
ina de,de 10 de Enero 4 de Marco
corriente 40 gao pesos y de 5 al1I
del mismo mes 6,I37 pesos.
Total 53o57 kesos.
LIE Observation-Disclosures esti-
mado amigo Ell Sr. Farmaceutico d,
Juan B. Daubon ha obtenido la bue-
ma pro en- la subasta para ell suminis-
tro de medicinas 4 los presos de la
Real Carcel.
Nuestros placemes al apreciable
Licenciado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-21
'IELEGR AMAS
Ma SANTO DOMINGO.

Paris. Mario Io.-La contestacion
de Or,cia 4 las notaS de las 70
tencias ha sido remitida aver 4 los
represen. antes de dichas Potencias.
FL Gobie1no Griego ha contestado en-
nm tono conciliador, renonociendo pie
namente el ploI osito importante que
tieuen las Potenoias al proceder como
10 h7n hecho, y freciendo retirar su
flota de las aguas cretenses; pero, sin
embargo, hace observar que lie es i'm
possible retirar sus tropas de Creta en-
vista del peligro de nuevas matanzas;
aunque cfrece poner sus fuerzas baJo Ia
direction de as Potencias q fin de que
elias puedan restablecer el orden.
LIS insurrectos continuan el sitio de
Ia ciudad de Candarno, Creta, y h n
atacado a la ciudad de Gambia, capital
de la isla.
FL aereonauta Andre Sc prepare
para hacer una nueva expedition a
Polo Norte.
Paris. II.-Dicen de Berlin que c
ex-Canciller Principe Bismarck est:
pravemente enfermo.
Las elecciones en- Austria para lo'
miembros del Reichstag han teEido
efecto aver. Ha sido la primera vei
que Sc hacia en- las elecciones aplica
ci6n del sufragio universal. Los anti
semitas han triunfado en- muchas ciu
da .es Y hasta en- Viena; en- cambio 10
socialistas han sldo batidos en- casi to
Gas parties.
Graves desordenes han ocurrldo el
Rio Janeiro causa de un desAstr
militar que han tenido en- el Estad
de Bahia las tropas del gobierno, i'
cuales tueron batidas por los insured
tos.
Las hostilidAdes nuevamente abiei
tas entire las tropas turcas y los lnsu
rrectos cretenses van a obligar 8 Ia
Potencias tomar medidas immediate
para echar de Creta las tropas grie
gas.
La opinion general es que la guerr
con Turquia .s inevitable. Las trt
pas griegaS retonocni'ada ell la tIor
te,a no espeian mas que ordene
precisas para invadir inmediatament
el territorio turco.
La a emania y la Russia impelen
las noteneias en- el sentido de que tc
men inmedis samente medidas coe
citivas contra Grecis.
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RECUADAcl0N
DE-CONT2IBUCI0sEs DE-. ESTADI
EN-. La CAPT. .AL-
AVISO.

Oumpliendo con 10 ia. .u. sto e
Ol articul A. del Pegl4mtuto Ae.
neral para Ia imp' sici6 :, admins
TRACTION Y G brsnza de Ia e"ntf bL
ci6u inlus'rin y de uome' il aD
b4do pOr RAa IL x.r to de 8
Junio de- pasAic s6o de SO, Y ell |
de Ia instruction. par. la oohran
de los d6bitos por O. ntTihuc OneS
80 de Junio del ano 1885, h,,go l.'e'
enGe que, du ante 20 dias, q cot
ts.r de- DE- el 1: de entrsnte An,
~ procedera por los cobradorr
de esta Recaud daci6n a 10 oo'.f"' 70 4
d 'miciiiO de Ia correspondient-
4er trimestre de- aiio economic,
actual de 1896-97 por Ia cOntrib0-
cidn Territorial 6 Industria; y de
NomerciO.
Vencido dicbO t6rmino, los On
no 10 hubiesen satisfecho podrA,
ve ,ificarlo On AZ ts R+caudsc,6n, 81
~ en- la calle del Oristo n6m"ro II,
drrante otro plazo de dee dtaA.
one t.rminara O. 30 del NH
mo Ar: en- In t+slge e.
de Que. transcUrrido rsre 1lrlm'
t4rmiro, se procedera ri cobro por
Ia "a ejeontiva, seg1D 10 preveoy-
do pOr terminsnt"s 6r>enes de, ls
InreDdencis, y on 81 ar'iouh" IA dt
la citada Ins,ruo 'on, ap:ioandnsf
& los deudo es lAs pena" oct. bl4c,.
das en- los arliculos Is y "a de Ia
misms.
Lo que SO haoe p6blico para 90
de los oontrl buy entes &
qui nes cOncierpa.
Puerto Rico, Marco % do 1897.
Ell RECAUDADoR.
Ant02iO N. de AIdrev.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-21
Gaceta de aver

Reales Ordenes nombrando
Corredor del comercio de la pla
"a de Mayagiez a Don Rafael
Castro y Martfnez,y disponiend"
que sc habiliten las obras de f.
brica sobre las quebradas SGM =
1ka y Guaw y Sc espere hasta
final del presente aho economic
para la construction de las obras
de terra lei trozo de carretera
comprendido entire Guayama y
Arroyo. de la de Cayey a Arroyo
en- eI case de que resultaren SO
brantes de las cantidades inclui-
das para carreteras en- el actua'
presupuesto de csta provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-21
EsusGmlsnlo O1VOLAMTNO&WCgY (Dr soangouI)

La Emulsion de Scott no es TN
mcdicamento nuevo. Por mas de
veinte amos consecutivos los medicos
drl mundo entero la recetan para
coInbatir las enfermedades del aparato
lespiratofio y en- la diatesis escrofulo-
Sa.
Rio piedras. Pto. Rico, Mayo 9 de
1894.
oles. Scott & Bovine, Nueva Work.
Muy Sres. mfos: Tengo mu eho
susto en- manifestar a Uds. que hace
tempo vengo recetando q mis- enfer-
mos la Emulsion de aceite de hfgado
ie bacalao con hipofos6tos de cal y
de sosa que Uds. preparan, habiendo
ohtenido siempre un exito satisfacto-
rio en- todassaquellas Intermediates en-
que hescreido conveniente su uso.
De Uds. alto. S. S. Q. B. S. NJ,
DR.. H. Blancu