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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
CHE NATIONAL GRANGE.
Virginia Ruled Out-Not Enougn
subordinate Oranges.

HARRISBURG. PA. November Lat
the meeting of the National Grange TINS
roornine some minor reports were sub
mitted and the report OF the Committee
ON Credentials was adopted.
Virginia was ruled out on the grouuu
that there are not enough subordinate
oranges In that State to entitle 1t 20 rep
rescntation In the national body.
The State masters made encouraging
reports
A public reception was held at the
opera-House this afternoon In honor oil
the visiting Changers. Governor Hastings
delivered an address Of welcome. Among
the other speakers were III. o. Devries'
Maryiand; j. II. Brigham and Sarah
saird. Minns~~sa- ar~ =. Wilson Ais-
sisslppt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
a,cyCLE RECORDS BROKEN.
Remarkable Performances OF r. E'
German, of Brocton.

RROCTON. MASS. November i:-our-
veyors have completed the WORK Oh nea-
surfing the course over when r, u. "e,
man. of this city, went on o,cycle ~
Friday and Saturday. In ,riai ,oi ~
American road record. ines iou,u .,.u'
Garman made s2lh miles in the twenty
49,, hours which Is seven and one ha.f
,o,,as better than the American record.
IL n,ade q century In hours 8 minutes
IA 20 seconds. He lowered the New Eng
land complementary record 10 10 hours 81
r MIN and 81 seconds, and lowered he
american trsplecentury record 10 q hours
10 minutes. In IL hours and 20 minutes
German went IT'S miles. i've miles pe''''
than the i2-hour rscor&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
Germany in Samoa.

LONDON. November 12-The Berlin
correspondent of the Standard says:
THE German Government has protested
against the enlargement OF the Apia
District i'm the Samoan group by the
American Chief Justice, because It's reve-
nue. is obtained mainly from German
firms. Germany Is determined to protest
empha tically against any Illegal inter
ference in the administration OF the
samoan Islands, and will certainly never
recognize annexation by the United
States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
SPANS NAVAL PLANS.
Her Navy Regarded as superior 10
Ours Already.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Madrid
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says;
Finding it impossible 10 raise the sum
OF 100000 by loan or tax TO carry out
It's original naval plans, the government
has decided to build two new cruisers
only. They will be Of 1000 tons each.
II Is intended TO summons the Cortes as
soon as possible. in order TO obtain credits
10 build more men-of-war, and 10 place
more powerful guns in the existing YES
sells.
'The Spanish naval authorities regard
the Spanish navy as already superior 10
the American navy.
'sThe organ Of Senior Sagasta. El Cor
REQ. says to-day II Is convinced that the
Cariists are only waiting for complica-
tlons in Cuoa TO provide them an OPP
portunity for rising"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
NEW YORK CITIZENS UNION.
II VIII Not Go Into state or Con
yressional Politics.

NEW YORK, November n.-Richard
Watson Glider presided at a meeting Of
nine members Of the Executive Committee
Of the Citizens Union tonight. The
meeting was called TO discuss ways and
means for the maintenance of the organi-
zation.
The Citizens Union will not go into
State politics, nor will 1t take part IN
next years congressional contests. Secre-
tary Clark said ii would be continued with
all earnestness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
Hahn w Daniel Club Met Last Night

The John w Daniel Democratic Club
met at their headquarters last nignt f for
a"o orPand masquerade bali TO be given In
The near future. Messrs; Richard steven
s,ir y Taylor, =. c. O'Sulliyan. w. T.
Montgomery, and John NJ. Taylor were en
annoi1ted a committee to secure hall,
I as nothing could be done until this
com reported the body adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
DEATHS.


BAKER.--Died. at his mothers rest
dence. No. S05 east Leigh street. No
yember 18th at $40 Il. NJ. CHARLES
LINDEN BAKER. eldest son OF MIS-.
c. l. Baker; aged Is years.
The funeral will take place THIS
Friday) AFTERNOON at $50 O'clock
from Grace Episcopal church. The In
terment will be made In Maury Gene
terry. Manchester. Va Friends OF me
family are invited 10 attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
O'KEEFE.-Died, at her residence. ~
Chelsea Hin. November II. 1857, al Ga
A. M. Mrs. CATHERINE okEEFE.
wife OF Dennis OKeefe. In the 5sth year
Of her age.
she leaves one daughter, Mrs. James y.
Hart. TO mourn her loss.
The funeral will take place rom %
Peters Cathedral THIS r'riday Az
TERNoON at o'clock. interment ~
MI. Calvary. Friends OF the family and
~ her son-in-law are invited 10 attend
without further notice.
Baltimore and New York papers please
copy. ,.l,. .b,,. n
THEIMER. Died. at her residence. -
chelsea Hill. az . O'clock A. N, Thurs
aavy November n. 1877. In the sesh yesl
az her age. Mrs. ANNIE THESAER.
Funeral from ST. Peters Cathedral a
$50 A. III. SATURDAY. Friends are ~
quested TO attend.
No lowers requested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
prvcREE ON MUNICIPAL REFORM.
He Says Business-Men Are to blame
for City Misgovernment.

NEW YORK. November n.-Governor
Hazen Pingroe of Michigan, delivered
an address tonight before the Nine
,oerth Century Club, az Sherry's. HIS
snhiect was, 1.-The Result of Ten years
~ Municipal Progress.
urrbort Welsh. of Philadelphia, mao
also been invited to talk on similar
49, oi,v and the abuses of ring rule
Governor Pingree said in part: 'Busi-
oas-men are to blame for the misgov-
ornn,ent of cities. They expect men
rev look down upon 10 furnish good
government. and to protect their hves
80 n~onerty. without doing anything
~ ',rd e. themselves. They grumble at
-" results OF caucuses which they do
uot attend. and they complain Of the
, mis- of those whom they
take no part In selecting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Body stu wrangiing over Contest
ed Delegations.

LOUISVILLE. KY. November 1.-THE
General Assembly OF Knights OF Labor IL
stll wrangling over contested delegates
Nothing will be given out as to the ma
ture Of the contests. or from what states
they come and as the proceedings OF the
assembly are carefully guarded, nothing
that Is authentic can be learned concern
ing them. General Grand Master- Work
man 6overeign's report has been delayed
by the discussion over the delegations,
bat y'n arobably be read tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
IRoN-FURyACEs IN BLAST.
Every One in Allegheny County
PeunsyIyania, Now at Work.

PITTSBURG, PA, November n.-For
tina first time in over three years every
blast furnace in Allegheny county Is IN
operation. In addition TO this, more fur
naces are in operation here than ever
before. The past summer saw four new
plants completed and placed In active
work. The starting of Furnace +, OF
the Carnegie Steel Company, yesterday
completes the list of active furnaces IN
this county Furnace was blown out
about two months ago.
There are thirty iron furnaces In this
county now making from two to three
blasts every twenty-four hours. Inc
daily output Of smelted iron Is approx
mated at 1000 tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
Hope ON.

Retter to hope. though the clouds hang
io w. keen the eyes still lifted.
p-or the sweet blue sky will soon peep
when the ominous clouds are drifted.
There was never night without day;
Nor an evening without a morning;
Nd the darkest hour the proverb goes.
Is the hour before the dawning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
Inv Against Trading stamps.

Attorney General X. Carter scott said
Yesterday that, so far as ne was ADVISED
there was no law on the Virginia statutes
prohibiting the giving OF trading stamps
as at present done in TINS city. The ques-
ton was raised on account OF recent
decision In Washington declaring that the
giving OF trading stamps or checks was
illegal in that city. under the section OF
the United States Revised Statutes pro-
hihitfnp gift enterprises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
A stnge Fire-Grate.

M. Ns,,sic staff. has invented a stage
a Az which is said to be superior to
anytbing Of the kind in existence at the
any .ys. .i,, lime IL is claimed for it that a
perfectly natural FIRE re gGy eSG be Se
oa,neG n, ~ and colored electric globes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
pomapinr Floods In Spain.

MADRID. November n.-Great damage
has been done by floods in various parts
of the country within the last twenty
four hours This is notably the case in
the provinces of Saragossa, Valencia,
and Malaga, where railway traffic has
been seriously interfered with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
Cation Receipts of savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA. November n.-Sa-
vannah's cotton receipts for the season
passed the half-million mark to-day.
From present indications the season S
total receipts will exceed one million
bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
Magnetic.
CHarper's Bazar.)

Archibald: ] don't think that Miss
nvmnIes ought to be allowed on the golf
LACK: Why, what has she done?
,noueht Won admired her so much.
Archibald: So do But how can Eel
low he expected to keep his eyes on the
bali when she's around
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12

FURS-Our line of Furs is second to
none In funess OF assortment; In ex-
cellence of quality; in cheapness OF price.
Furs by the yard in full variety OF KINDS
and widths-STONE MARTIN. WOOL,
SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB. IN BLASk
AND GfNY. BEAVER, MINK AND
ANGORA.
Shoulder Capes, in Japanese Seal, ex-
quislte quality. beautiful Workmanship.
very newest cut, handsome colored SILK
lining; phenomenal value at siZ.
Roas and ColIarettes, I'm Stone Martin.
Chinchilla. Mink and Red Fox, handsome,
stylish, and durable; the best values ever
offered at sS, $40, and s12.
Capes-Some beautiful New Capes In the
latest popular cuts; the new Seal and
Astrachan combination Capes, very
stylish and effective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
M, Concerned About Them.
lCincinnatl EnquIrer

"you mean to tell me that you don't
WINK foot ball ought TO be suppressed?
Inst look how many get MANNED and
killed In the game.
TT doesn't main and kill anybody ex-
cent foot ball players"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
Autonomy for Cuba.

MADRID, November IA royal oe-
cree, granting autonomy TO CUBA, VIII De
formally gazetted on November sd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12

steamship Island. October 20. 1895, in lati-
tude So 10 north and longitude 80 SO west.
This was recovered on the coast OF Nor
way. September 2S 1896, in latitude o. %
north and longitude 46 east. 1t had
travelled 1900 miles in 34S days, an aver
age daily drift of so miles.
Another bottle thrown overheard from
The steamship Venetia, May 3. 1896, In
latitude So 10 north and longitude 50 ~
west. was recovered December Is. 1885,
on the west coast OF Ireland. In LATITUDE
80 OS north, longitude 10 Is west. This
bottle journed 800 miles in "a days, or
3S miles a day, The third bottle was
dropped overheard from the steamship
Corona, September 5, 1896, in latitude % O5
north. longitude 30 26 west. 1t was also
found on the west coast Of Ireland, Feb
ruary 2s. 1897, in latitude SO l2 north.
longitude 10 west. Nine hundred miles
was the distance travelled in 116 days,
81 miles being the average daily journey.
Two bottles were thrown overheard
within fifty miles of each other, anu
landed, one on Andres Island, w. l., the
other on the shores Of Finisterre France.
Another pair likewise was thrown over
board within a few miles OF each other
and near the northern limits OF the
Gulf stream. No. reached it's destina-
ton on Abaco Island, w. l., While NO. D
| landed at Arachon, France.
A particularly noteworthy member OK
the drifts Is that of the Bottle 45, thrown
overheard from the steamship Wittekind,
April Is. 1896, I'm latitude 209 south. longi-
| tude 30.25 west, and picked up September
| Sd on the African coast, at the mouth Oh
| the Bathurst river. Gambia. This bottle,
| set adrift in the strong south equatorial
current must have been transferred 10
| the Guinea current. and by 1t carried 10
! the exceptionally northern position on
| the coast of Africa at which IL was re-
covered.
| Dividing the list up into groups accord
| ing TO latitude, each bottle being allotted
TO the group covering the latitude WITHIN
| which the great portion Of lis drift hes
the following average velocities for the
drift per day of the various groups are
obtained: -,
| per day.
| North of 80 degrees .....'..''.''' % iii,ies
Between 40 and 30 degrees....... % mites
Between 20 and 40 degrees....... 90 mlles'
| Between and 20 degrees. 9.s hlies'
This information throws new and mucn
needed light on the subject Of ocean cur
rents. which, in great degree, has always
been shrouded in mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
MARRIAGES.

BURCH - FAULCONER. - Marftsds
wednesday, November 10. 1897, by the
Rev. Moses ID. Hoge, ID. D.. VILLAS
II. s. BURCH and Mrs. ELLA l. tAuIs
CONER, both OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12

Suits-A special from our Suits; made
by MAN TAILsORS to our own speciat
order. of Black Cheviot or English
Tweed; Coat-lap seams, ny 'front.' SIX
collar; Skirt-lapped seams. full width,
splendid setting. perfect color; entire SUIT
extraordinary value. st5 each. e
Skirts-The newest cuts. best mate
rails, most substantial Innings, with tns
finest fnishings to be found, full assor,-
ment of widths, with prices ranging-$As
81 80. 81, 81, IS, So, to $40 each.
FASHIONS.-Fashion Literature; hut-
terick Patterns and Publications. The
December Patterns and Publications are
now in. Fashion Plates free at our counter.
The Deineator. the most tnoIousn
Fashion Magszine printed, sold at CIR
counter singly at toc. each; yearly sun
scrinfinns taken--SI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-12
JIM. FOurQurlan&CO..
successors to The Fourqurean-Price Cob I
liz east Broad street.
Furs, Coats, Wraps, Suits.

Our stock in these lines is now complete In its as
sortment New consignments, the very cream OF the
market, are just received-chc, natty, Jaunty ell
fects of style and comfort. Judcious buyers are
making selections now while the stock affords an
assortment which cannot prove other than satisfac-
tory.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19

queda dicho, y cualquiera persona qu'
quiera dirigirse a mi sobre ell part
cular recibira contestacion Immediate
Suplico, sin embargo, que Sc incluy'
el timbre para la contestacion. La
cartas del extranjero las contestart
con gusto, sin necesidad de que ad
junten timbre postal.
(Firmado)
JOSE A. GALLARDO ALBA
Testigos: Eleuterio Rome
Encarnacion de Dfaz, Jalisco, Mexico,
Enero 20 de 1897.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR Wi
lliams contienen en- forma condensa-
da los elementos necesarios para dar
nueva vida y riqueza la sangre, y
pala restabIecer los nervios. Son cSpe~
cifcoinfalible para intermediates como
Ia ataxiiaa .Icccccc!.not.i2, narAlisis pafcial,
bale de San Vito, ciatica, neuralgia,
reuuatismo, dolores de cabeza ner-
viosos, palpitacion del corazon, CUTS
palido y anemico, frialdad de las ma
nos de los pies, NAL de estomago y
toda clase de debilidad en- ambos Sc
KOS.
Todas las farmacias de este pals
venden las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR.
Williams. Cualquiera persona que
tenga difcultad en- adquirirlas debe
dirigirse ia casa DR.. Williams Me-
dicine Co., de Schenectady, New
York, y ser4 avisada donde comprar-
las. La misma casa cuenta con un
departamento medico para atender
,ryatuftansestE & las consultaS de los
pacientes, dondG quiera que Sc en-
euentren:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19

Un ejegn glxr ...s.,.s-....4 SO ess
<<oo 81 Ea. r&Go dsi aEs0E. IS "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
I!GA.

IL G'ai --ls
In eaeniFsas inl ,/.tadIGe. d.
l'Scvisiones. Fents :. Dox mayor.
Dpsf os de Ia ant,8uagS ACRE dita-
sn Fah<'ca de lf6asuros, ostah eel
da en- SanturCe.
Marcss BOLIvAA Vi ~ EIL1A
-Dep6sito T.ta$n y.
Agentes de ls aogel2ltadA marca
de oigarrillos Pa s!.to. / ellesa y
Ubertad.
Fabrlca de n3o-cs 6G &C Qaa ciases.
:Admitan aEdcarss 6 Consigna-
oi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19

| Ell ANUARI0 Del 4OMERCTO 10 for
man dos tOmOs enctr tun"dos en- tela de
mas do l.5O0 pAglDa5 cAi'1 nno y cOmpren-
de:
10. Parte Official la Familia Real, M
niterios, Cuerpos illom"t.cos, Console de
Estado, SenadO, COngI 81, Acadein'a' :,
Universidades, Institutes, etc, ety.
Indicator de Madrid por apeihdos, pr"to-
ciOues, concrete INDUSTRIES y calies.-:iu
Espaia por proV.Dclas, p;.rJIdUs ludic.a!e~,
cluda les, villas lugtes, in9iuyendo on
cada unO: 10, unL Il scrIp' ION geogl atica,
hlstorlca y estadlsJca con indI caclOn do
| las cartellas, es tdaiones de terr0Carrlles,
| fel>g >graios, lerias, esttb eclInicntos do ba
nos, circutos, etc, 30, ia parte otic'al, Y
30, las prOfeciOnes, comerclo intustrins
lie tOdOs los pueblOs, con los noInbIe es y
ape li'tos de los que las ejercon. 40 Aran-
-oles do Aduanas do Ia Peninsula, urd..-
nados especlalmente para esta publlca--
ci0n 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
DHD1CATOElA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

LA RAzoN DEL TITULO.
6UMARIO-LuGhemOs.-Nl debe1
cumplidO.-La generation ore su.
te.-La justiCia humana-Pretex
tos criminales. La formula de,
plogreSo.-M pEOgreSO y sus ma
nifeataCiones.-La opinion ptibliCe
Ill periodisIno.-Lo que debe se,
el periodismo.-LO que es hoy Is
prensa.-La prenSa y les leyes.-
La p0litiCa.-Lc cue debe ser L.
poIlt1Cs.-O6mc 20 haOen loa ,,c,.,,.
tlcOs.-O6mo nsOen los parttdos.-.
Los pr0gramas politicoa.-Artifi-
clos pOlitiC0s.-Nl oarnsval poitAi-
so.-Miserias polttiOss. - EiuCerI-
dad p0litsca.--vanstismo polftlct
LA demoCraGia.--Prinalpios de.
mocr&tloos.-Absufdos democrati
oos.-Delirics deaocratiCos. IL
;ibextad dc l& O&tedEa.-Libertae
oonts& dexecLo.-La igualdad 10
oial.-1a igusIdad en- ia htsaorta. -
La igualdad ante 10 rax0n.-La 40
beE&nia.-La densgogla.-Los hua
nos MOdernOs.-La Tev0luCi6n.-
Las huelgss.-OOnfusi6n y oaoy.-
Hl nihilismo.-Propagandas demo
ledoras Cancer social.-Anpiuo.
mias y anoMaiias.-N mayor d,
sSs aEroEes.-.Alia 20 la nsye.--Esn5
lego = conclusiop.
/ De venta.---En la ImpEenta os
| BoAsEIg MgR4rAEgzL.
/ Preclo-Un peso StEoueRta Ger
sav0s ajeIap.az.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
eAL1DAs DB oABOTAJE.
UpHRAo1oNRs DE BuQUzs EN Pro
TRAVEsfA.

Berg. esp. "V. del B Osmlno,
cargando.
BeF. esp. "LoFenzo" " osrgando
Oorb. Esp. Asunei7n Csrgando
Bsrs ipg. "0li - reudiente
Vsp. esp. "A'sva." deaOarg srdt'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
Las Re.3lPaaaS dol SI HluTa}
9& rUnx0 E~TCG
ccjOh IGNAG.O D,Az tANEJA.
dlral1F Del SQhETlB kERCAETiL
OH PUERTO RICO

Tai 81 ID porsada dc IN foi(eso
,ue acs bs &c odlrErse en- esta Ca
"A. DORA DEL Director del BOLKTIN
dERoANTn. COnsiene 60,paglpas
Ae lecsar@. rG 4: mayor, y, como
9 ha hnuncsado, "a dcdica AI ijus.
Lro Jsfs dol Parade "Uni6n Con4.
<ssuclonai" Gs CubA, Exc!no Sir
Marques ,ae Apozsssuia. Contis.
ne sl s.gulense prograna:
" Ds0lcasorsA. -- PreIudiOs. --
| Ocaat,olso oei plsn.-ConGidOrs.
slonSs. Ell pl c&mbulo EXPOSITION.
--LoA Man cIpios.-La C&mars
ueu.At.---Ai Console. GobSr.
aauo4 Genera ~.---LA nissorla.-La
e3A.au&o.---hA sAzon suprema.-
LA Kep~r%CEon
| FL fo.is.o 10 ofrece On Las si.
Sussutss GondIsiones:
| Un ejenglsg .,.s-.s-..... SO ess
S<on 6. ra.r&Io dsi AUsoE. IS "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
CUBA, PUERTO RICO Y FILlPINAS

con sus ADMINISTRATORS, cOmeTviO in =
udstria. 10 divididOs ell America Cen =
tral Costa -Rlca, Guatemala, Honduras
Nicaragua, San Salvador y Repub'i 'ica ID, :
minIcana. - America del Norte: Mexico. -
America del SUI; Bolivia, Colon oia, hi
le, Ecuador, Par" quay, Peru, Repubiica
argentina, Uruguay, Neneznela y CuIa-
caO.-7O Reino dc POrIuga, suo culonIas +.
so Stccion Extrdujela. 80 oecclon Nc
anuncios, con induces. .-l0v Indice gene
raj dc todas las materias Que contlene el
AnuarlO. Este iudice esta redactadO O.
espanOl, frances, alemaa, gies. y poI ru-
gues.-lt. la Ice eooHralco do kspana.
Ultramar, Estados Hispann- -Americanos )
Portugal, lndlce general,
PreciO: 2 pesos orO.
Sc haila de vent;s en- la Libreria edit
rial BAILLY BAILILERE Z HIJoS, Plaza dt
Santa Aua, num. ~ Y en- la, plinoIpaca
del mun,tU.
IA Ell otras ocasioles heinos hab. d
10 del AnMarf0 del C~Durrto, que pu
Jhca anu.lmente Ia h.te,iA edi,l.
,al de los SEes. Bailly- kaIuere c l. =
jos. Los elOgi> que d es4 oL,a Sc h4.
consagrado no son exagerados, put
el merito dc ella IS n0tdoi is.mo.
FL An~ars0 para 1897 es un trlnnlo
mas paIa los edltores, porquc es tai
conpleto, tiene ia nunicro lie dato:
y ha sido recuhcaGo con tanto esm>ro,
que no puede, er esa ciase dc oOras.
pe4irse mas perfection.
Sabido es que di-ho IRHaYi0 es Ii,
DirectoIo G neral. mjnucioso en- su-
mo giado de Espana y sus posesion,s S,
Repubiica Hispano-amerlcanas y Por-
tugal. FL merito de la CDra puede
Aprcciarse con s5lo buscar en- cual-
quiera poblacion una persona residen
en- ella, que desemPehe un cargo pd
| otico tenga una industria, Q pro!e-
cion, por modesto que sea, 9 bier
Duscando en- el notlclAs acerca dc 10
sIss de communication, situacion top
giahca, producciones, mercados, tell
Q cua quier otro dato he utilidad &
neral, y se encontE9rAn CuAntas not.
Gas Sc deseen.
FL 1Aauarlo del Concrete BailIy-
bGslHeJe O Oitect0rl0 de las cNatre.
c!eHtas mi SDN4S. como aigunos c la
nIan. es va muy conocido entire 10
h~mb es de n,goclos de todos gtuc
ros y por millones de personas qu'
son ~ :osas y amantes de "a pIo'pe'l
dA1 &c sus reapectivos paises, porqu'
| no solo es 1til d. Industrial y nego
lei ute, sino iodo el que posea un
pr. tccaon, pof escasas que sean su
&c az zones con ell Comercio y la IE
dns'ria, porque su utiIidad es genera
d4oldo a los md tlples y diveeIsos da
tUs Z &c Contltn ne.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
d1yxA LOCAL,
SOSR!N0S ne .EZOulAeR
EURTALR14A. III

oSsA dc Rfses y soaisl9aoa.
Agensas ds los vspcgss.scr eos 40 'e
oompSasR TrseaSlAntIes Bspsflcsa.
Agsptss De ID Id As lor eAfynysm "a.
fSlHaga y To-, as TdvernooI.
'aam Sdan q. a.. Fi.tehox uo.,
'4' >oonns.ais 'fLs kIschu"l aa ia.
~ AS.Msos as. ii id ia log nsstorss J. =.
S'eks's y co.. LInsa d. "ssfYa'',
Ag@ossa dc BshE, Rshxand y Royx
Lines de "Serra".
ASs2ss< d"ie Oompanis de s.ssrnf
OnsTa4Nesaates denasRlnA4y Isl 30.
ssi". L..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19

Obra it'll e Indispensable para todos.
Alivia p6rdida de ii mpo.-TesOrO para It.
propaganda Industrial y co.IrrcIal, ,--isto
oro dehe estar biempre on el butete de
Joda persona, por nslgnllcantes que senn
hus negOclOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
AnuariO d3l COneroiO
DaECT9aI0 De Las lGa, GJ1 StHAS Dc EsPa5a
CUBA, PUERTO RlGO Fii.lPjNA>
ESrADOS HiSPANO-AMERICANO
Y PORTUGAL.
LScfm1novsna fa.cf6n, 1867.
GALLEY i I..LILRS)
LScfm1novsna ea-cl6n, 1867.
(SAILvY i iA.LILRS)

Premiado con Medalla de OrO en- la Ex-
poslcidn dc Matanlas 1881 Y de BarcelIha
loS5, Medailas dc Plata Oh Ia de Pans
1859, Gran Diploma dc Honor Oh el Cot-
cuI so International DO Madrid dc I3Du Y
la mas alta recOmpensa eli la ExpOslclun
de Chicago de 1898.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-19
LIZ OksACaj)S PAAliOS
DEL
AAGlSrHRIO DE-, ,OL2RAnAR

Ds}r3l3 ! s,;la n4lsA gqu
regular estOs derechoss y for
mularios completes para Ia sos
s'cttaA de JuD1aclOnesv Viude-
dades y 0rfandAdeS, pOr Don
Andres Z. 0llercs e.g-&n8pscA
tor de = EuBenanza Y ~ &&sstr4.
pdblico de ss9adra6s
F0llags, dr4siicadn al Sr t3as0
DipOtadO por eats Iai$.
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