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New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
STANDARD GAS CUTS ITS DIFIDEND.
THE KERN INcANDEscENT GAS LIGHT COMPANY
COMPLETES ITS ORGANIZATION.

THE KERN INcANDEscENT GAS LIGHT COMPANY
COMPLETES ITS ORGANIZATION.
Following the example Of the Consolidated Gas
COmpany's directors. who on May 20 declared
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent, reduction OF
ce1e-half per cent quarterly. or per cent year
the Board of Directors OF the Standard Gas Light
Company yesterday reduced the dividend on the
common stock of the company from IA per cent
quarterly 10 ! per cent making the yearly rate 1
per cent instead OF g. as formerly They declared
the usual semi-annual dividend Of per cent on the
preferred stock The reduction Of dividend on the
common stock reflects the loss Of revenue sustained
by the company in consequence OF the gas war.
which has been in active progress since May l.
when the Consolidated and Mutual companies made
the first cut in prices. Rumors of an approaching
settlement of the contest have again been current
during the last few days, but no definite conflrna-
ton of them can be obtained.
The Kern Incandescent Gas Light Company
Canada and Mexico, yesterday completed its or
ganization by the election of these directors: H. y
benedict Frank Rockefeller. James Jourdan Harry
Keene John Sloane, II. S. Holt, Charles w: mayer
Casimir Tag Frank S. Hastings, FREDERIC H.
Coudert Alfred A. Cowles. John Fox, w l.. ftkihs'
Williams The officers Of the company, WHO'S
names have already been published are TTesaene' NJ
Harry Keene vice president, FRANK D. faslh6s'
and treasurer Casimir Tag. ,. .
II was said that little pressure was 9rouH9n q9 ni
n hear TO have certain important gas ana aliieo
interests represented in the DIRECTORY; oouuTn @
Brothers will be the general counsei OF 'he coih'
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
sUJy OVER AsTOR PROPERTY.

Arthur Astor Carey has brought suit ir the
supreme Court against Margaret L. Zborowsk
formerly Mrs. Margaret l.. Stuers 10 compel her
20 execute deeds in legal form OF about forty
pieces OF land in this city in place OF deeds
executed on August /. 1887. by her before Isaac
Bell. then United States Minister at The Hague
take ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and that the deeds not
legally executed. The properly was formerly part
of the William B. Astor estate, and subsequently
belonged to Aida Astor from whom II descended
10 the plaintiff the defendant and Henry r. A.
Carey. who agreed 10 divide the property between
Henry r.. a. Carey died in 1ss2 leaving his estate
Zborowsii the necessary deeds, but she re-
fused She was served by publication with the
France She did not answer In time. and Justice
(iildersleeve yesterday sent the case TO ID. r.
Ingraham referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
INSANE on A FERRYBOAT.
TEA MERCHANT. SUFFERING FROM WORRY OVER
A SONS ILLNESS, BECOMES VIOLENT

TEA MERCHANT SUFFERING FROM WORRY OVER
A SONS ILLNESS. BECOMES VIOLENT.
bartholomew j. Neville sixty years old. a tea
merchant of No. 142 Front-st. whose home Is N
Scranton Penn. was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
yesterday morning from the Bberty-st ferryhouse
Violently insane He had to be handcu1ed TO
prevent him doing himself or others harm.
Mr. Neville has been nursing sick son at Scran-
ton. His son Is Yale undergraduate and was a
great favorite with Mr. Neville. He went out TO
his home as soon as the boy became sick, and
nursed him so closely and with little sleep that
his mind began TO be affected. He could not stand
the strain any longer and his brother. william
Neville of Binghamton, n. Y, who was In Scrah-
ton. thought II best to bring him TO Newly YORK lot
treatment. - - , ,.,
his brother TO a santarium but on the ferryDoat
crossing the Hudson from the train the man be-
came unusually violent. Policeman Meuls, OF Scran-
ton had accompanied Mr.. Neville TO help take care
OF his brother The two men had All they coulu
do to hold their charge down until the boat ar
rived at this side of the river Another poncemah
then assisted In getting Mr.. Neville TO the Church-
St station. There some excitement among
the ferryboat passengers during the trip:
An ambulance summoned from Bellevue H Hos-
pitai but the patient had 10 be handcuffed before
he could be put into the vehicle.
In the hospital yard Mr.. Neville shouted loudly
threatening 10 Kill any one who would call MN a
Catholic He finally placed In the insane paVll-
ion. -. ,.t.
SON. Brown & Co.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
To ANSWER HIGHER CRITICISM.

1t is the desire Of a number of the churches in
this city which have combined their efforts for
the purpose, to hold series Of tent meetings, TO
cover a period Of four months. beginning on Sunday
afternoon. June IS. when II is hoped Dwight Il.
Moody will preach the first sermon. William Phil
lips Hail. the evangelist: J. l.. 3. Holme, OF the
Calvary Baptist Church: George E. Bemis. OF the
Church OF the Strangers; the Rev. Dr. r. s. Mac
Arthur. the Rev T. s Holloway the Rev. John
H Elliot the Rev Leighton Williams and James
Talcott have been appointed committee 10 secure
the plot Of ground at Fifty siXth-st. and Broad
way. rent free. upon which II is proposed TO erect
a tent that Will seat twelve hundred people. and
which will be so constructed as to permit many
more the outside To see and hear II Is the IN
tention TO have large trained choir and 10 engage
solo singers of reputation.
1t is proposed to hold services every night except
Saturday and Sunday, the latter exception being
made in order not 10 interfere with regular church
services. There viii be services however. on sun
day afternoons at 4:S0 o'clock
Ihe purpose CT the meetings, it is announced, is
TO carry the idea OF answering the Higher Grill
cism and IL is hoped 10 secure a number or proml-
nent speakers, such as the Rev, DR.. W. III.
y. Faunce. the Rev. Dr. A. G. Dixon. the Rev. Dr.
r. X. Meredith, General o. o. Howard and the
Rev Dr. r. s Macarthur.
Promoters Of the proposed tent meetings say that
they DO not want to antagOnize anybody, but they
declare that the public is weary of the indefinite
teaching In many pulpits and are longing for the
constructive teaching which they will receive at
the meetings.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
NO FORMALDEHYDE MILK.

Some milk having been seized at Newark, N. j.,
which was alleged to contain formadehyde. Presi-
dent Murphy was asked yesterday II there were
any danger OF there being such an adulteration In
the milk that comes into this city. He sent for
Dr. Belts who examines all the milk that New
York uses. DIR. Belts said that formaldehyde is
seldom used In milk In this city. because of the
rigid inspection by those in that department OF
the Board of Health, who would readily detect the
adulteration. He said II had been found In few
instances but not recently. Every effort Is made
10 prosecute such offenders. the drug is too
dangerous TO be used In such manner without
being especially prescribed. He said that physi-
clans sometimes prescribe little formadehyde In
infants milk as II Is helpful In smai. quantities.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
ROBINSON
Ltd.
Dry Goods Store, Oxford ST., London
100 Shops and Show Rooms Latest
Fashions. Best Style. Moderate Prices
NO MANHATTAN INDICTMENTS.
COLONEL MURPHY CAN'T MOVE THE GhAND
Jury WITH HIS ATTACKS ON THE
ELEVATED STRUCTURE.


President Michael c. Murphy Of the Board Oh
Health is much chagrined because OF the laiiuie
Of the Grand Jury 10 recognize the evioehce he
has laid before them OF the condition OF the man
haitian Elevated Railroad structure as surcieht
To warrant an Indictment. He has been sho"ine
them report after report Of the inspectors Vi 'ie
Department and hundreds of photographs ou'
they refuse TO accept them as incriminatihg tesu-
mony. .o.o
President Murphy showed yesterday pho'o-
graph of a portion of the spur of the structure Ill
I,ost rbirtv-fourth-st running toward the Long
island ferry from Third-ave. He said that IN
spectors had been closely examining TINS part oi
the road and an expert photographer had taken
the picture The photograph showed the end OF
the road looking west from the ferry; oo ooi9hei 81
Murphy said the picture showed that the road Is
an absolute menace. He declared that there were u
not enough girders at this point ana that lne ram
at this point because OF this dearth OF pi5Gllss.
were in danger OF spreading apart ihwaIuE tis VI
outwardly at any time by the passing OF udlns
President Murphy said he had shown the report
to the Grand Jury, but that IT had met the same
reception as all the others he had submitted ~,
81 can't get no satisfaction at ALL he SAID he
appeared to be greatly disturbed.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
JAPANESE INSPECT SING SING PRISON
OFFICIALS OF THE EMPIRE STUDYING AMERI-
CAN PENAL SYSTEMS

OFFICIALS OF THE EMPIRE STUDYING AMERI-
CAN PENAL SYSTEMS
The prison Sing Sing visited yesterday by
a party OF japanese interested In prisons and re-
formatories. They were received by Warden John
son and taken through the buildings the workings
Of the prison being explained to them I'm detail
The visitors were ul-General Sadazuchi Uchida
Of New-York; g. Baba. judge Of the Court of
Cessation Of Japan; x. Kosaka, Chief Procurator
Of the local court Of Yokohama and c. Zcaka-
scheI, Public Procurator of the Appeals Court Of
Toxic and counsellor OF the Justice Department Of
the empire
The three last named are on a tour Of observation
OF the country. and much interested in the
criminal procedure and forms OF punishment ad-
ministered They are investigating prisons with a
TEN OF the empire. They were much interested In
watching the workings in the different industries
and shops, and were also interested in the punish
ment inflicted upon refractory prisoners. The
death house. with its electric chair was mnutely
examined The visitors were entertained at lunch
con by the Warden. and when they went away
expressed themselves as greatly pleased with the
prison and its workings.
They told Warden Johnson that they had heard
of Sing Sing Prison Ia Japan and had considered
II a model and typical American prison and had
no reason TO change their views
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
CHINESE PRIMROSE PLANTS.

The Chinese primrose which be In flower
from October to April. should be planted now II 1t
is to be raised from the seed. 1t should be sown
in pans filled with rather sandy SOIL and these
should be kept In place where only gentle heat
will reach them. When the plants have reached
a convenient size they should be transferred in
clusters to boxes Of good earth; little later again
transplanted into single pots, and later sti into
Ave-inch pots The first fertilizer advised for the
primrose is one made OF decayed leaf mould and
fbrous turfy loan in equal parts, with a good
snrinkling OF rough sand When the repotting is
over. stable manure and little guano are good
The seeds may be sown In succession but not later
than July.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
.JAPANESE GIRLS SCHOOL,.

The Industrial School at Aomori, Japan under
the care Of the Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the United states
Is doing we'll having at present forty-tWo CIR
pupils Twenty-three support themselves by WORK
done in the school, and all except three pay some
.r,ou foe so n cannot be called a charity school
otherwise II would not be patTonlzeu oy tne DettSl
class OF Japanese; TWO OF the non-phyiHs puplls, u,
thirteen. She has been in the school one year
nd has become so skilful with the needle that she
can make the usual Japanese garments as we'll as
any one There is not brighter happier giri III
the school. although she cannot speak word Oh
hea sound
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
CAMP LIFE FOR BOYS.

Ideal summer life for boys is provided at Camp
Idewild on ManhanEock Island. in Lake Winnie
pesaukee, y. H.. which is conducted by the Rev.
John NJ Dick Popular college men have charge
OF various departments OF sport. there is resident
physician and tutors provided for boys wish
ing 10 pursue any particular study. All forms of
outdoor exercise are INDUCED in. including coach
ing trip and mountain climbing. This plan has the
Endorsement OF many men OF prominence. Mr..
Dicks address Is Box G2 Back Bay( Boston.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
FOR THE COyEY ISLAND PARK PLAN

Controller Coer yesterday received resolutions
passed by the Tammany Hall General Committee
OF the Seventh District. Manhattan. favoring the
project OF park at Coney Island. The Controller
also received letters indorsng the project from the
Rev Il. 8. Tpple pastor OF St. James's Methodist
Church; c. Z. Hotaling. OF Brooklyn Charles f.
Delano and Arthur l.. Brown.
Charles r. Deano advises the Controller to have
the whole island converted into a park as II is
bound to become such some day. and the good done
would amply pay for the cost
Mr.. Brown writes that the Bedford branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association has indorsed
the plan
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
eurouran Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND IKAVEL-
JERS will find the London Office OF he
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, convenient
,Iace TO leave their advertisements ana
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
80wELLs CUT GRADUATED PRICES.

b. H. Howell Son Co.. representing the Mol
ienhauer Sugar Refinery. yesterday shaded their
price on granulated sugar for prompt delivery one
sixteenth OF a cent pound their price now being
67-ie cents against 5h cents charged by the other
independent refners and the American Sugar He
dnipg Company.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20

mil marineros que Sc salvaron despu6s
de destrulda la escuadra, infanteria de
marina, batalones de indfgenas. cafio
nes, artilleros, municiones en- abundan-
'cia y un puerto de dficil acceso facil
defenss, habfa sido autorizado para ca
pitular por sus jefes jerarquicos del otro
lado de la bahia de Manila, 4 quienes
consulto al efecto en- dos ocasiones.
FL Consejo Supreme ha aprobado Lac
conclusiones formuladas por los vocales
Ponentes en- 10 que sc rehere la rendi-
clon de Manila y hs dictado auto de
orision preventive contra el gensral Jau-
denes. Este es acusado de haber capi-
tulado sin cumplir 10 que manda la Or
denan'a puesto que el recinto forti6ca-
do dc Manila no habia sido sacramento
intimado nj atacado por los americanos
y tagalos; teuia where's para mas de un
'pes, artilleria respectable y municiones
mas que sufeientes. El general Jaude
nes, ha sido, pues, constituido prisione
70: su hijo y un ayudante de campo es
tan vclrntariamente con el en- la fortale.
"a militar que le sirve de prision.
El case del general Toral es diferente
y excita gran curiosidad interes. Sc
dice qne el Consejo Supreme de Guerra
y Marina por IN voto de mayoria sola-
mente decreto la prision preventive de
dicho general que pidio el fiscal y apo
yo el ponente iundandose en- que el CO.
digo penal miliiar castiga con pena
aAictiva el delito de que Sc acusa al ex-
comandante general de Santiago de ca.
ba.
FL general Pareia, que rindio sus
fuerzas en Guantanamo despues de Ia
capitutaci6n dc Santiago. sc dehende di-
clendo que obro en- cumplimiento de Or.
denes de los generates Blanco y Toral.
que le notifcaron haber sido compren.
didas todas las tropas del distrito militar
en- aquella capitulacion. FL general
Toral a su vez expondra que no .negoci6
nj firmo esta sino despues de baber CON.
sultado con 81 superior jerarquico el Ca.
pitan general y General en- iefe del ejer-
cito de la isla, que lie do la autoriza ci6n
y las lnstrucciones necesarias despues de
haberse entendido con ei Ministro de la
Guerra el Gabinete de Madrid, dia.
riamente puestos al corriente de cuanto
sucedia en- Santiago.
Sc comprende que llevado el debate
un ,>terreno tan delicado, marinos
militares abriguen pocos temores sobre
ell desenlace, porque q la luz del dia, an.
tie los consejos de guerra y en- las dis
cusiones que en- las Camara, Sc promue.
van. almirantes y generates estan deci-
didos a no dejar que sohre sus subordi-
nados recaga responsabilidad alguna
que incumba a los gobiernos y q los mi
nistros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
s'8 P N,
s'& A. II.
GACETA DE AVER

Pubica ell dictauen del Asesor Le-
trado que instruyo el proceso instruido
contra el Sr. Atiles por un articulo pu
blicado en- el pefiodico La Mttralla con
la hrma de dicho Sr.
lnsetta el keglamento del regimen y
Policia del Puerto de esta Capital.
Nombra Regidores de los Ayunta-
mientos de Bayamon y Coamo don
Jose R. Tibot y don Clotilde Aponte
y Santiago, respectivamente.
Publica una circular de la Secretsria
del Interior disponiendo que las convo
catorias que Sc hagan fuera de los meses
de Enero y Julio. en- los cuales sc vefi-
fican los concursos para proveer Escue-
las en- propiedad. seran para cubrir inte-
rinidsdes.
Y ningdn otro acuerdo de importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
DRSORDENES I'm Cuba

Continda levantAndo gran pol
vareda EN- la Gran Antilla las into
lerancias de la Asamblea. cuyos
acuerdos son asf caiihcados por los
per'6dicos mas imoortantes y los
hornbres mas prominentes y pres
tigiosos de Cuba.
A la hora en- que telegrsflo los
generates Mr.. Corey y Maximo
Gomez Sc disponen q hacer 81 re
parto de la cantidad que anticip6
los Estados Unidos para las aten
clones del ejercito insular, 81 este
prcscindiendo de los acucrdos to
mados por la Asamblca cubana,
accpta dcha suma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20

Este acto dice el popular perio
dico La LaeAa, es indudable que
ha dc traer mis- revueltas y Olsen
clones que terminarau con un def
nitivo resultado: el prcst ar mas relic
We, simpatfa y realce 4 la prestigio- :
sa hgura del paladin da las liberia
des cubanas y barrer para sicmprc
los fueros que sc abrogara con el
voto del ejercito y no con el del
pueblo de Cuba. la Asamblea de
Representatives. de la REVOLUTION.
Los cablegramas que preceden son de
Ia propiedad del BoLETIN AERCANTIL,
y pueden reproducirse en- cualq uier for
ma abonando 4 Ia empresa 40 pesos POI
cada uno que Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
20 De MARIO

1914 -Carta del Obispo Sr Bastida.
a S. M. en- la que declara que solo que
daban en- la I,la 90 indios.
ISo6-se empieza a coIocar en- la
plaza de Colon, ef Mayagiez. los postes
para la installation del alumbrado elec
tfico en- squella ciudad
circular del Gobierno General dis
poniendo Sc ietirasen de la circulacion
las monedas espanolas snteriores al rel
nado de Isabel II y que fuesen cangea-
das Por su equivalente en- las acuhadas
para esta Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
ITALIA ! CHINA

Algunos peri6dicos del continen
te suropeo dicen que las pretencio
nes de Italia en- China es probable
que no determinen un easas 6eUi.
pues las naciones que interpondran
seguramente su Influenza. pediran
al Celeste Imperio que ceda q Ita
liza el puerto de San-mun, objeto de
sus pretensiones.
Otros, sin embargo, ahrman que
Italia tiene el decidido prop6sito de
bombardear algunos puertos de
China, con objeto de lograr mas
ventaja en- sus pretensiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
N0TICIAS DEL OLA

Maximo Gomez ha declarado que mu.
chos de los que ocupan en- el ejercito
cubano el rango de Official, no 10 son
mas que por el titulo, pues nunca estu
vieroa Ell campaha Parece ser que el
gobierno provisional cubano ha dado, 4
centenares, titulos de Official 4 personas
que no llcnaron nunoa mas que una
function civil. Hay, hoy por hoy. unas
500 personas que reclamau la paga de
oficiai y que nun0a sirvieron, con este
titulo, durante la guerra.
FL general G 5Ineztambjeu ha descu
bierto que, desde el mes de Julio Iltimo
la Asamblea ha hecho promociones 4 su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
CABLE NEWS

Dispatches from the PHILIPPINES state
the tagslos are in need of ammunitions
and for which reason they contemplate
carrying ou a war Of skirmishes
Confidential reports say that Aguinal-
do sent to bury canons in Santa Agueda
not hoving projectilcs for them
In Paris there has been new COM
motion between the friends and the enc.
mics sl the polical proceedings of Presi
dent Loubet.
In consequence of which the Republi =
can Guard fred upon the mob, wound
ige twenty seven.
-Pans'sn papers state that general
Aurlinden. military governor of the city
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
OTRO GABINRTE

Es necesario -termin6 el oIador
-un gabinete que bore cen acer
tadas medidas en- pro del bicncstar
y progreso de la nacion, las huellas
dejadas por los precedentes y que,
sin duda alguna dejara el actual,
cuyos hombres que 10 forman ha
ran como la mayor parte de nues
tros polfticos: ganal tempo y per
der honra y dignidad. i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20

fest6 en- su viril y patri6tico discur-
SO que con los procedimientos poll
ticos seguidos por el Silvela, no so
10 corren muchos riesgo las insti
tu:iones, sino que Espaha, descref
da y agotada y decadente. como 10
esta hoy, en- vez de caminar la
decantadfsims regeneration. mar
chara con pasos precipitados a su
ruina mas completa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
La REGENIRACleN

FL gobierno espahol ha acordado
un vastfsimo plan de reformas en-
Fomento.
Inmediatamente Sc adjudicara la
construction de muchas ( importan-
tes lineas ferroviarias, capitales
de Cataluia.
FL ramo dc instruction p1blica
recibira tambien una organization
notable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20

traces left by the sntecedcnti an.
which without any doubt. will leave the
present cabinet, and those meu who
!. form it will do as the greater part of our
politicians gain time and lose honour
and dignity.
The American general Corey has
interviewed Maxine Gomez in order to
decide more equarbly the distribution
OF the three millions intended for the
Cuban army and brought from the
United States by General Corey.
The intolerance of the Cuban assembly
(whoss resolutions are thus qualified by
the most important journals and the
most prominent meu in Cuba) continue
furnishing great conmotion in the Grear
Antilles.
The Generals Corey and Maximo
Gomez are disposed to distribute the
three millions which TIE United State,
aivance for the attentions Of the insular
army, if the latter, emitting tho resolu
tions taken by Cuban assembly, accepts
said sum.
The Lucha says this disposition will
cause greater commotion aud dissentions
and will Terminate definitely the ques-
tion. 1t. will give mole sympathy and
more importance to the distinguished
figure OF the Cuban liberties and swcejo
forever the powers which might be
snnulled with the vote of the army and
not with the vote of the people. the
assembly Of the Representatives of the
Revolution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
FL CCNGRESO De La PAZ

Inglaterra. FranCia y Alemania
han nombrado va los Delegates re-
gios que han de representa- diehas
naciones en- el Congreso dc Ia Paz
que, por indication del Car Nico-
las II sc cslebrara en- la Haya cl IS
de Mayo pr6ximo.
En- los circulos de Madrid seh&
lase para que represente a Espana
4 don Genaro Alas, distinguido es
critor militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
A NIlDANAO

El general en- Jcfe de las tropas
de ocupaci6n Mr.. Elwells S. Otis
ha tornado, en- union del almirante
Mr.. George Dewey, el plan qu.
han de seguir Ia Armada y el eier
c;to de terra para emprender la
campaf.a en- Mindanao. cuya ane-
xi6n reputan los antiexpansionistas
como impossible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-20
ITALIA B INGLATERRA

La prensa de Europa asegura
que Inglaterra obra en- combination
con Italia para la resoluei6n de los
asuntos que sc debaten en- el ,Ex'
trcmo Oriente.
The Times muestrase muy salts
fccho con esta aIianza que hace i'm
prescindible el gran imperio colo
NAL ingles.