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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
IOldlS ....... ........4J l
PRINCETON.
Totals ....... ........h 10 10 q II s

Martin. and Summersgill. Three-base
hit-Martin. Home runs-Collier, Male,
Kafer. Burke, Hutchins. and Hildebrand.
Passed balls-Hili, /. Wild p~itches-Sum-
mersgill. /; Hildebrand. /. Bases on balls
OF Summersgill, 8; off Watkins, /; off
Hildebrand, 2. Base on hit by pitched
balls-By Hildebrand. 2. Struck out-By
Summersgill. 8; by Hildebrand, 2. Lett on
bases-Virginia, 9; Princeton, 8. Double
play-Burke to Butler 10 Kelley. Stolen
bases-Princeton, 9. Umpire-Mr. Belts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
RECTAL.
Successful Entertainment Given d,
Junior lakewood Memorial Assn.

The campfire recital given last night
for the benefit OF the Junior lakewood
Memorial Association, at corcoran Hall,
on Church Hill. was a decided success.
both from al artistic n a financial
standpoint.
The stage was artistically draped with
Confederate flags and colors n the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
Norfolk Won,

NORFOLK, VA. April I2.-(Special)-
The Norfolk club played the Athletics. Of
Baltimore, to-day. Norfolk won by a
score of % TO 2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
RandOIph-Macon Defeated

ASHLAND, VA, April 12.-(SpeciaI)-
Inc Maryland Agricultural College ban
team defeated Randolph-Macon College
to-day. Score T. to 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

Rev. Dr.. Starr. pastor OF BroaI-S.rce
church. preached az the Soldiers Home
yesterday at y O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
intercollegiate Ball.
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.

DURHAM, n. c., April l2.-Trinity Col
lege, II; Johns Hopkins, 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
To Cure n Cold n, one Day.

IKE Laxative Bromo Quinino IabletA
All druggists refund the money n Il fans
TO cure. 25c. The genuine has L. u. y.
on each tablet.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26
A NEW EXPLOSIVE SHE'LL.
The Invention of a Chicagoan Which
 May Affect Naval Warfare.

Pittsburg, April 25.-A new explosive shell, the invention of George w. Mo Millin of Chicago, is being tested at the Twenty ninth street works of the Carnegie Steel works company, and the result may determine the duration of an encounter with Spanish men-of-war. It is claimed that the shells are of a more dangerous nature to the enemy than any other projectile. Within the next week they are to me forwarded to Sandy Hook testing grounds to be examined.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26
COMMENTS OF LONDON PRESS.
The Newspapers Think the Disagree
 ment in Congress is Deplorable.

London, April 24.-The general tone of the press comments is that the deadlock at Washington is deplorable as showing that party is superior to state at a moment of national crisis.
 Sir Frederick Pollock, in the course of a letter to the Chronicle, which Is published under the caption An An glo-Saxon Alliance" says:
 we hear of attempts at European intervention, extending even to propo- sals of some kind of European pro tests against the Monroe policy here.
 ''I submit that we have a plain in terest and duty, not as a European, but as an American power. We are the other great power on the North American continent, and if we rightly consider our position we are as much concerned as the United States to for bid the interference of any foreign power in American affairs.
 What, then, is the true keystone of a possible Anglo-Saxon alliance? |? On the side of the United States, a frank recognition of our co-equal standing beyond the Atlantic in right excluding European complications in America
 ''On our part an understood, if not formally expressed, readiness to sup port the Monroe principle in cOnjunc- tion with the United States by what ever means may be necessary and suf- ficient and against all corners.
 "An alliance On these lines would make wholly for peace within it's le- gitimate purposes. The alliance, ac- cording to all reasonable foresight, would be irresistible, but if offence did come the first shotted gun fired at a combined Anglo-American fleet might he the beginning of more ends than the objectors contemplated.
 "As for the suspended arbitration treaty, doubtless that was good thing to work for when we could see nothing better and it still would be good, but if it comes to an alliance, shall we need arbitration treaties?''
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26
THE BULLETIN HABIT.
A Tendency to Repress Interest in the
 War

If the whole country were worked
 by fake and infammatory bulletins as Phoenix is interest in the war would soon die out and the United States would be disposed to make peace on any terms that Spain might suggest. A man who has been read ing all the bulletins as soon as they were posted and has lost a great deal of time waiting for more, said yester- dy: "I don't care a darn how soon this cruel war is over. It's interfer- ing with my business and ruining my morals. But I've sworn off the bull letin habit. Every afternoon I've been standing around the bulletin board till the last dog was hung. There were short and unsatisfactory rumors of the capture of ships, bom- bardments and the devil knows what
 One day the Oregon would be cap tured and the next day the Paris. Then
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26
PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION.
An Action to Compel Honor tc the
 Flag When Necessary.

The patriotism of the citizens of Phoenix is capable of being brought to a high pitch when the time comes. Three insults offered the flag by ir- responsible and perhaps drunken Mex jeans had the effec tof filling the court house at 10 o'clock yesterday morning The object of the meeting was to pre- vent repetition of these acts of vandal- ism, but on assembling the object was extended to the preparation for any emergency that might arise by reason of the proximity of this part of the territory to the border. The meeting was presided over by General Edwin s. Gill. J. Ernest Walker was secre- tary. It was decided to organize a committee of safety by which it is not meant that the community is in dan ger. Particular care was taken to re- move the impression that any consid- erable part of the Mexican population of Phoenix Is not Loyalty American. It was intended to discourage the few who may not be loyal.
 The following executive committee was appointed to arrange plan for the organization of committee of safety. Edwin s. Gill, Charles L. Coon. J Roe Young, W. J. Cotton, A. l.. Strait, M. H. Calderwood, Ben T. Gillett, A. A. Long, J. A. Porterie, M. Y. Garcia. The meeting was then ad- journed until o'clock last night to re- ceive the report of the committee at that hour when the meeting was called to order by Chairman Gill, who again reminded the audience that the action must not be understood to have been taken against the local Mexican popu- 1ation, after which the following re- port of the executive committee was presented and adopted:
 'We your committee, respectfully report as follows:
 That an enrolment of a committee of safety be immediately made, all men desiring to enroll to give their name and address to the executive commit tee, together with information as to where they can be quickly notified of need of their services.
 "That all men so enrolled pledge their services to the national, terri torial and municipal authorities for the preservation of order and stand ready at any time to take up arms for that purpose.
 "That it is the purpose of this com mittee of safety to see that the laws are rigidly and strictly enforced against all persons guilty of treason able acts of any character whatsoever.
 "That acts of vandalism towards the flag or of insult against the flag or national honor be immediately report ed to the executive committee which shall immediately convene such num- ber of the general committee as may be deemed necessary and decide upon what methods to pursue to insure that such acts shall not be repeated
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26
COAL AS CONTRABAND.
The Real Meaning of the Action of
 England.

Washington, April 24.-The action of Great Britain in declaring coal to be a contraband of war, as reported from Jamaica, is said to have a significance different from that attached to it in the dispatches. As explained in a high diplomatic quarter, such an order would not prevent a vessel of either Spain or the United States from taking coal at Kingston or any other port in the West Indies. Even when this ar ticie is contraband, it is said to be usual to permit a vessel of a belliger- ent power to take aboard sufficient coal to carry her to the next port. Once out of the port, however, the vessel takes her chances with her contraband cargo, and it is liable to seizure as contraband of war while en route to port of the belligerent power.
 Applying this rule to the present case, it is said that if Spanish ship went to Kingston for coal she would be able to carry supply sufficient to carry her to Porto Rico or Cuba When once away from Kingston, however the vessel and her cargo would be sub ject to seizure by United States ships The same rule, it is said, would apply in case a ship of Great Britain or any other country was engaged in carrying such a contraband article. The flag would protect the ship as a whole, but it would not protect the contraband article on board, the ship being sub ject to search and to seizure of the contraband article. The rule would apply equally, it is said, to ships talk ing coa} in Kingston for the use oi United States naval vessels. In effect however, the rule would be applicable mainly to Spain, as the United States naval vessels need not look to British West Indies for their coal supplies whereas Spanish vessels would rely upon this as well as other West h. dian ports for such supplies.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26

next day the bulletins would inform us of the safety of these vessels and the capture of a lot of Spanish craft. Every night I'd go to bed excited and cussin' Spain. I didn't enjoy my sleep, dreaming of naval battles and ultimatums. Every time I'd get awake I'd wish it was morning so I could get The Republican and rad a con- tinuous story of the blocdshed the day before. Finally the boy would throw The Republican against the door and I'd get awake with an impression tha. it was shot from the Viz aya's 13 inch gun or else a companion piece of the torpedo that blew up the Maine. The news always seemed tame com pared with the information the night before. Then I'd cuss the bulletins as vigorously as I had cussed the Span ish when I went to bed. My wife is a church member and never heard me swear before, and the children think it's Spanish I'm talking. My 4-year- old boy is studying the language and is making such headway that my wife threatens to go away on vaca- ton till the war ends. That's why I've quit the bulletin habit and am getting SO I don't care a continental about the war any more."
 Interest in the bulletins is generally subsiding. The fellows who got them up don't put as much steam into them as they did at first. They are bold and flashing liars, but they haven't the heart for the pace they set. Yes terday was a hot and enervating day and it was manifest in the bulletins A liar cannot do as fine work on a hot day as he can when the weather is right.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26
JUST TAKE TT.
Wouldn't Give His Land for Gun
 Battery.

New Haven, April 25.-Mayor Earns worth wrote recently to Walter I. Ames of New York city asking permis- sion to place battery on his grounds in Woodmont, to protect New Haven and the shore. MT. Ames has declined permission on the ground that he thinks that the government will not put back the dirt as it finds it. Gen. Edward B. Bradley has invited the government to use lot adjoining MT. Ames's for a site for the battery.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-26
GATLING's NEW GUN MOVED.
Is Sent to the Proving Grounds d
 Sandy Heck.

Cleveland, O., April 25.-Dr Cat ling's solid steel cast gun was shipped to Washington today. The gun i. twenty-six feet long, has a nine-incf bore and weighs twenty-two tons. Il will be rif1ed and then taken to Sandy Hook proving grounds to be tested.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26

Ell Ministro de la.guerra ingles
aboga por la alianxa con los yankees
Roma, 74'-Han sido condeuados
q seis amos de prisi6n, diez y seis di-
putados y periodistas. En- Milan han
ocurrido grandes tumultos.
--Habana. 74.--Hs lIegado 4 esta
capital captain trasatIantico Casquerc,
q quien Sc le ha hecho uEa cariiosa
ovacion.
--Ha salido del puerto dc FIondu-
rero el vspor Amapala para Me
xico llevando pasageros bordo.
En- casilda, dos buques yankees
durante media hora lanEaron mas de
100 proyectiles de calibres IS, lay
IL sin causar mas dafios que igeros
dssperfectos en- algunas casas.
EN- Santiago de Cuba las tropas
= sembarcadas por los barcos yan.
k es atacaron el campamento del G..
neral Rubin, siendo rechayados con
grandes bajas; y perseguidas cogie-
ronlas muchas municiones y prendas,
Nosotros no esperimentamos baja al.
guna.
Quedan { la vista de Aguadores
siete buques de guerra y en- segunda
Inca IS mercantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
3 "A TALON
del PPllCiDadO do aStQTiaS

Debiendo proveerse este Battalion
de caballos para la guerrilla montada
del mismo. Sc hace publico por medic
del presen,e anuncio para el que de-
see presentar ganado dc esta especie
pueda hacerlo desde el dia de mana
ma en- el cuartel de Ballaja, donde
previo reconocimiento pericial, sc pro.
cedera al Ajuste y eierre del uato in
mediate.
Los caballos han de reunir la con-
diciones siguientes: no exceder de :
amos de edad, tener 6 "a cuartas como
minimum, careeer de defectos que pue-
dan perudicar actualmente 8 en- 10
sucesivo a la resistencia y agilidad del
animal, el precio maximum sera de 100
pesos moneda especial.
Los gas,os que originen este anun-
clio seran sufragados proportional
mente entire los vendedores.-La Jun
ia economica.-Los eapitanes conf
eionados, Eduardo Peres y Jose VAL
DIVA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
BATTALION DEL PRINCIPADO
DE EASTURIAS

Necesitando el Battalion acemilas
Sc hace ruolico por medic de este
anuncio para el que desee presentar
ganado de esta especie, puede hacerlo
desde el dia dc manana en- el cuartel
de Ballaja, donde previo el reconoci
miento pericial, Sc proeedera al ajuste
y cierre del trato Immediate.
Las acemilas han de reunir las con-
diciones siguientes: Fuerza para re
portar la cafga minima de AZ kilogl =
mos aparte del baste 6 aparejo, :csis-
tencia una fatiga prolongada y no
exceder de amos de edad pero sin
sugeceion a alzada determinada, el
precio maximum sera de 80 pesos por
acemila.
Los gastos que origine este anun-
clio seran sufragados proportional
mente entire los vendedores.
La Junta economica.-Los Capita
res comisionados, Eduardo Perez y
Jose Valdivia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26

i Desempefahs desde ell aIo "a e
cargo de Secretario perpetuo de Ia
Academia Espanoia.
| FL teatro espafiol y los amantes de
las belas letras han sufrido, con Ia
muerie de Tamayo. una perdida ire
lparable Descsase en- paz eli ilustre
| idramatufgo.
| e. CoaERcIo DE FRANCIA.-La
lingo tante revista parisiense " l. TX
portateur publica una estadistics de
la importation y exportacion france
sas que comprende desde 10 de Ere
70 a 80 de Abril del afio actual. de la
que resulta cue la primera Sc ha ele
vado a la sums de I.474 I44.ooo
frances. notandose un aumento, com
psrada con la de igual fecha del aho
anterior de las 22G.ooo frances y la
exporsacion hs sido por valor de
Lr32 735 COO frances, hsbiendo dis
minuido este sho con respeeto al an
terror en- Is 283 COO frances.
GACETILLA DE UN PERGoDICo
FRANCES -" L'Exportateur d ario
parisiense pubica la siguiente:
" Is este posi6hl Nos dicen que
las cattes dirigidas q Espaha. 10 mis-
mo que los contenidos de- cheques y |
valotes sou detenidos destruidos en-
Nueva York.
Este atentado a la propiedad pri
vada, produce una viva indignation,
y los diarios espaho es dehen pedir Ia
represa'ia.'
ESTRADA PROHIBIrA.-E vapor
aieman que Sc esperaba en- este puer-
TO en- viaie para Europa, no ha po1i-
do entrar en- el por haberselo prohi
oido el crucero americana que tene
mos rondandonos desde el microbes
y con el eual Sc bateron los nuesttos.
Sc nos dice que le hizo seguir via
je escoltandole bastante tempo.
BlEN MERECIoo. - Noticias que
tenemos, nos permiten asegurar que
Sc ha alberto juicio con,radictorio pa
ra la concession de la lsureada de San
Fernando, al bravo marino. Com IN
dante del caza torpederos "Terro." y.
francisco La Roch@, por su arrojo
lemerario en- el combatc del dia az
contra un potente crueero de guerra
americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
CUETARA, ROS Y c.
FO1,taleza so.

FL clegante pdblico puertorrqueHo podra encontrar
establcciraicno un surtido va
radisimo seeco de calzado dc todas classes tan COM
pleto ell que puedan orecer las mas
putadas casas de America.
All efecto no hemos perdonado medic nj sacrhco al
guno para que nuestros actIvoS correspon
sales mantengan siempre la atura de los utmos
aGelatos 0e la moda de las eli ncas el capricho
mas rcfnados
Las mportanes compras reaiz das por de
ros soos Europa hacen concebr la esperanza de
que e pdbco de Is scgura dspensanionos pro-
teccon y simfatas.
Desde ell mas sencllo zapato hasta ell par dc botas
mas chfc. aqui sc encuentra toda Ia sefe.
En- nuestro Tamo de pelcssria menos immense
escogida IA existenca que tenemos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
GAODTuLAa.

UN BUEN ARTICULo. En- lugar
preferente de este ndmero publicamos
un bien escrito articulo titulado "Por
Espaha" debido 4 Ia pluma de una
ilustre dana costarricense d. Carlota
Garrido de Ia Peha en- el que con tanta
competeneia como eIegancia de estiIo,
trsta IA question hispano americana
eensurando duran ente 4 los Estados
Unidos.
Seguramente que nuestros lectores
agradeceran el entusiasmo que por
nuestra Patria siente Ia ilustre es-
cfitora.
DEWEY FELIcITA 4 MoNToJo.-
FL corresponsal del Times de Lon.
dres que sc encon,raba haee POGO en-
Manila, ha vuelto 4 Hong Kong. Ha
declarado que durante Ia batalla de
Cavite el buque- almirante de Monto-
10 &c fue { pique despuks de haber 81
do mueftos 8 heridos 81 honbres de
80 triphIaci6n.
Ahade el corresponsal: .'Por ordeu
de Dewey, el comandante del "Bos
ton" Sc acerc6 llevando una bandera
blanca en- la mano, al buque del Al
mirante Montojo, 4 quien dijo que
jamzs habia visto pelear tan bsava-
mente sobre buques tan mslos.
Enreg6 ! Montojo el siguiease
mensaje del comodero Dewey.
"Tengo sl honor de saludaTlo )
lelicitaslo por Ia manera tan hrillants
como ha ccmbatidon
Fl Almiranse espaiaol atTibuye %
derota 1 Ia poca provision del Gobier
NO de Madrid que habfa puesto 4 SUI
6rdenes buques viejos ( pesaf de ha
berle pedido otros.
La escuadra espakola no ..tenia tor.
pederos.
RENovAcIoN DE MATERIAL -
Nuestro colega FL Autonomista d
Ponce dice que, en- breve recibira i
Compahia An6nima de la Luz Elec
trica de dicha ciudad el material qu
4 haee tempo habia pedido al extran
ies9.
DE RoLIcfA.--El cueTpo de policf
urbana municipal de Pto Rico. h
pFestado durante el mes de Mayo PIP
DO, z66 servicios.
DATOa EsTADIsTIc0s. --Segun 10
que publica el peri6dico Official, pc
las Aduanas de Poncs y Mayagle
se han exportadO osS,4Io kilos d
a16caE; 1900 de miel; I74,o34 d
cafe; 464o dc tsbacc; 600 de ron; 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
LOTERIA PROVINCIAL
PU UERTO RICO.

La Excma. Diputaeion Provincial
en- session de ounce del actual, acordo
Ia celebration de 'Sorteos extraordi-
narios" cada veinte dias uno. tenien
do lugar el primero el dia ounce de
Julio pr6ximo, con areglo al plan y
distribution de premios siguientes {:
10 900 billetes & $2-so centavos uno.
importan .............. 5 $4,000
cuarta parte que sc deduce 6,1so
A distribuir. 80. 5 1880
Los referidos $I8,75o sc sorteart n
en- Ia forma siguiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
BOLIVAR, ARRUZA | "a.
l1-TErU1N-1i

Almacenistas importadores de pro.
sisiones. Ventas al por mayor.
DueIos de Ia antigua J aeredita-
da Fabrica de F6sforos, establecida
en- Santurss.
Marcas BOLIVAR y CONILL.
-Dep6sitn; Tetuan IL.
Agente5 de Ia screditada marca
de cigarrillos Pajarito, Belleza '
Ilbertad.
Fabriua de licOres de todas classes.
Admiten az1cares & consignaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26

Estos uuevos Relo
les Roskopf perfeccio-
nados SON superiores
a todos los demas de
igual pIecio. y de una
duracion ilimitada. To.
das las piezas del IT,
Maud PaEsnt son i'm
tercambiables " 10 Que
P e r m Z ( componer
cuaIquier roiura en-
menoS de IS minutes
} por mencs de la mi
t1o de 81 precio que
Sc cobra per relojes de
otras ma,cas.
Estos verdade.cs
g Cronometros !" Sc
venden garantiE4dos
por dos s,t~oS ) Sc CON.
pEondran por Ia NIT, d
de su precio en- Gu, l.
quier epoca que Sc
deseomponga despt IS
de dichos PLACES.
Los tencmos de Gro
Plata y Nikei pero cor
especialdai j dc Ace.o
que veEd cm IS sola
nlente . " a.ee feS05 +"
precio veE I4,!cr2men-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
Gaceta de aver.

Continuation de la lista de sus
sripci6n.
Circular de Ia Secretaria de
instruction pIblica recordando a
los Ayuntamientos el cnmpli
miento de las disposiciones SO
bre descuentos al Magisterio.
--Nota de los frutos del pals
exportados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
SANTORAL

Domingo, a6.--S ntos Juan y
Pablo, hermanos martires.
Lunes, 77.-San Zoilo y com.
paheros martires. y San Ladislao.
Martes. aS. : San Leon II, pa
pa y coniesoF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
VENTA DE CASA

Por el fnhmo precio de 400
pesos Sc vende una en- Catailo,
sta en- Ia calle de las Flores.
En- esta Imprenta informaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
SCRS. DE- ORCAS!TAS & CA.

Importadores de mercancfas de
todaS clases y procedencias.
Ventas al por mayor Cruz 2. Y
al detail en- sus tiendas Flor de
Julio" "Gallo de Oro", calle de
Ia Fortaleza esquina & Ia Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
GUlA LOCAL.
SOBRlIOS De EzQIIiGi.
FORTALEZA II

Casa 1e girCs y comi> iones.
Agentes de los vlporer -tptte - ,le
Compahfa Trasatldntica Espanola
Agentes de id. i'll dc los Sres La.
1'naga y Go, de Liverpool.
Id. id g. II. Fletcher y Co, lie ia
Compahia " La Flecha ., de id.
Agentes de i'll id de los Sres ]
I. Nlekels y co, Inca Serrar.
Agentes de + lr, Bchrend V
Ross, Inca L" Serra ..
Agentes de la Con.pahfa de segu-
ros contra ineepHqs dcnominad,
" Royal y, de id.
Agentes de la Compafia de Segu-
ros Mar!timos '"he Indemnity Mn
tlal Assurance Company Limited
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
PESOS.

$50 premios Total. 5 1880
Lo que sc hace pdblico para gene
raj conocimionto.
Puerto Rico, &c dc JUNO de 1898.
V0 Bo, FL Presidente accidental,
EgoseHs.-El Administrator, Eas-
cisco Basf0H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
HERlAK & CA.
17.-TETUAN,-l7.

lmportadores en- grande escala ac
mercancias de todas procedencias.
Sns tiendas de detail LA LUZ
hLECTRICA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son siempre las meior sur
tidas.
Tiene Sucursales importadoras en-
Arecibo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
CRATIC TINAID.
SAN JOSE ESQCINA A ALFONSO XII.

OonstaDte surtidO de reloies, F,
prenderfa de orc con brillantes y pie
dras finas de 10 mas moderno qu,
puede desearse. Garantizan los oh
jetos y vendcn a precios m6dieos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26

Anuncios de subastas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-06-26
ESFERAS PARA RELOJES

htografiadas en- papel porcelanada
de los tamalos I:2s corrirntes 4 25
centavos una. En- II Iitografia del
boLErN MERCASrIL Do 4. Lynn &
Hiios de Perez Morris.