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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
EVIDENCE IN ALLEGED MURDER CASE.
THIRD posr-MoRTkM EXAMINATION OF BODY
OF VICTIM.

Santa Fe y. NJ, May IS (SpeciaD.-The body OF
Frederick l.. Merrill said to have been recently
murdered was exhumed to-day in the presence Of
officials and physicians The head was severed
from the body and taken 10 the Mayors office,
where a third post-mortem examination was held
The head was placed in alcohol. and will be one OF
the exhibits Of the prosecution in the trial OF wal
ter f Locke for the murder OF Merrill. The thrd
post-mortem confirmed the allegation that Merrill
was murdered and had not committed suicide. The
trial will hinge expert medical testimony ana
the testimony of an expert in handwriting on Al
legged written ante-nortem statements OF Merrill,
constituting the main evidence against Locke, VINO
maintains that Merrill committed suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
ASSOCIATED PRESS OFFICIALS CHOSEN.

Chicaso' May &7-At the meeting OF the directors
v the Associated Press to-day the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year:
eiTesident Victor f. Lawson; first president.
SdtePheh ~ Meara, Of The Boston Journa1 second
IL -pnresl9ient General Harrson Gray Otis. OF The
Us Us angeles Times secretary and general man
est Neville r.. Stone assistant secretary and gen
Ia t manager Charles s Diehl Executive Com
anS e,, victor r. Lawson, THE Chicago Record
s so me Daily News; Charles w Knapp The
D. D. LOUIS Republic; Frederick Driscoli, The 81
xu@u fioneer Press" John Norris, The New-York
sS,rriaa and Frank b. Noyes. The Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

Mr. Carnegie. in his letter TO Mr. Chamberlain
Offering to contribute the last 10000 which that
gentleman was trying to raise for the University
OF birmingham. made 1t one of the conditions of
the gift that the scientific school should be made
the principal department In the institution. lie
pointed out the great need in England Of young
scientific experts manage works of the class
which England must secure II she is to remain
one OF the principal manufacturing nations Of the
world and urged Mr. Chamberlain to take Cornell
University as model
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
sUpVFy OF HONOLULU HARBOR.

Washington. May 1S-Acting under orders rom
=, W. renartment Major William c. Langhtt.
Cos of Engineers has made complete survey
81 honolulu Harbor and prepared map OF harbor
lines similar those Of the Untef D. states DeTovd1 b
Up cecre,arv OF War. the city's wharf line Will
c cn nnder the jurisdiction of the War Depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
THE PDURTH 40 PARADE.

The 4th Regiment, National Guard of New-Jer-
sey. will parade In Jersey City on Memorial Day
at the unwilling OF the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
mont The regiment ceased parading several years
ago because the police put on the right OF
line by General Abernethy, who then commanders
the regiment and president OF the Police Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
LIVED IN CALDWELL OVER FIFTY YEARS.

Caldwell May IS tspeciaD -Thomas j. Malone,
ninetyeight years old OF the oldest citizens OF
Essex County died at his home. in Caldwell Town
ship last night. Mr.. Malone had lived In Caldwell
for over half century and owned great deal
OF property. He leaves three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

REORGANI/1TION IN HUDSON.
IT CONCERNS THE STATE.

From The Newark Sunday Call
The Hudson County Republican reorgsniza tion
schemes are In more hopeful condition. Tho
tee on Organization go ahead and see what can
be done The situation is quite as bad as It has
probably greater than anybody realizes II tho
county alone was concerned outsiders would not
been seriously affected times by the evil condi-
ton Of Republican politics in Hudson.
BRING NEW. CAPABLE MEN TO THE FRONT.
From The Salem Standard
There is much truth in the statement Of The
needed that the Republican party leaders should
get together in Hudson County. as that they
should adopt rev tactics and get rid OF certain
dscre lited leaders. The fatal weakness In the
mepu6iican party OF Hudson It's failure under
the front.
MUCH DEPENDS on HUDSON.
From The West Jersey Press
There is no doubt about Republican success
city Journal This may be So but il won't do 70
take too much for granted with proper effort this
November and again in 1900, but It cannot be done
without work. We believe II was the great Ma
poeon who said that the Lord is on the side Of
the heaviest artillery" and this saying applies to
politics as well az 10 war. With the Republican
artillery well manned and in good order, success
win be assured. Otherwise the issue will b
doubtful
IT is WIN"
From The Trenton State Gazette
Aaron S. BALDWIN has been selected to reorganiso
the Republican party in Hudson County.
There Is something about Mr.. Baldwin's name
that carries encouragement with II.
Fer instance look the last syllable OF the last
PRETTY HOT BATH NEEDED.
From The Hackensack Record.
The Tribune lately published editorial under
the caption "MuuftiJai Baths" II would seem
that the politics of New York city would be bene-
fitted by a cleansing operation OF some kind. but
will take strong soap TO complete the opera
ton successfully But New-York is not alone In
the need of the regeneratng process. There Is also
an apparent desirabilty in Jersey City affairs for
hot municipal baths. and the water needs 10 be at
the boiling point to be thoroughly effective. The
boiling point will come too. some day. In the bath
of public necessity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
ITS FRONT TO BE REMODELLED.

A GIFT OF $4,000 TO THE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE
HOsPITAI-OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION ELECTED.
Henry W. Maxwell, the chairman of the trustees
OF the Long Island College Hospital has announced
gift OF $4,000 which is to be used for the purpose
OF remodeng the front of the. old-fashioned hos
pital. at Henry and Pacific SITS. 1t is said on good
authority that Mr.. Maxwell gives the money him
self The announcement was made at the annual
dinner OF the alumni OF the hospital at the Montauk
Club on Wednesday.
DR. John O. Pollock has been elected president of
the Alumni Association. The other newly elected
officers are: Vice president. DIR. G. r. Butler;
treasurer DR. j. O. f. Hill; secretary. DR.. u. ID.
Mosher: council. Drs. John Harrlgan. F: g. Winter,
e. r. Hyde r A. McGoldrick John Schmidt and
W. f. Campbell.
Mr.. Maxwell's gift. If II be he who has given the
$4,000 is not the first that he has made the hos
pital He is constantly doing something for II, as
IL is one Of the institutions In Brooklyn in whose
welfare he is deeply Interested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
WAS CHIEF or POLfcE UNDER wEYLER

Montclalr May IS (speciaD.-Antono Alcayer.
who was Chief Of Police OF Havana. Cuba. under
General Weyer is visiting his niece, Mrs. Manuel
de Tornos In Montclar. and will sail for Spain on
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
From, Tho Trartoo Gtafa Cozat,a
a PRETTY HOT BAT
From INC Hackensack. Record.
THIRTEEN STUDENTS GRADUATED.
COMMENCEMENT AT DREW THEOLOGICAL SEMI
NARY

NARY. rr
Madison. May lS-The thirty-frst annual COM
mencement of Drew Theological Seminary was held
this morning in the Methodist Episcopal Cnurch'
The speakers and their subjects were: Howard Is
rael Andrews "Heroism OF the Founders OF Amerf-
can Methodlsm"; Dorr Frank Defendorf, The
Present Unrest and How TO Meet II Wilna ln
Prentis Dreu Ideal Liberty and the United
States: ". Gray Jones. The Psalmody OF Meth.
odism' Frank y Scott. Politicians or Prophets
President Bulz conferred the degree OF bacnelor
of divinity upon twenty candidates. end thirteen
students received diplomas. =
awarded to-day to Heading Bishop Leech. OF East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
poroB RIDERS TO MEET IN NEW-MEXIco

Las Vegas. N. NJ. May 1s.-Ofciai NOTICE mas
.,een received from Lieutenant J. d. Garter OF
prescott Arlz, secretary of the Society OF housn
Riders to the effect that the T sbt an a. Governor
ppnoeeveit and STAFF win be present rreo e"'''
,a3Onoent viii be given all Rough Riders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
SONS GET HIS FORTUNE.
REQUEST TO HIS WIFE BY EZRA F. MERRILL.
THE "TOBOGGAN SLIDE MAN" REVOKED on
ACCOUNT OF DIVORCE

Tho will OF Ezra f. Merrill who made fortune
in the toboggan slides at Coney Island has been
filed at the Surrogates office. provision OF the
will which left all his property at Sratford, n. H.,
and the income on go shares or bank and trust
company stock to his wife, Hermena Is. Merrill,
was revoked in n codcil. He gave as the reason
for this action that she had secured divorce from
him Solomon b. Merrill SON, Is TO receive Sl'ooo
TO receive $500 each. The sons, who live in Ness
County. Kan. are the residuary Iegatees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
SORROW OVER THE DEATH OF RIP. FLOWER

PRESIDENT RossITER SENDS A MESSAGE FROM
ENGLAND AND RAPID TRANSIT DIRECTORS
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
Colonel T s. Williams yesterday received a cable
dispatch from President Clinton l.. Rossiter Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, who is In Eng
land. expressing sorrow account OF the death Of
Ex-Governor Roswell 2. Flower The directors OF
the Rapid Transit Company Wednesday met and
adopted resolutions expressing their sense OF their
personal loss in the death OF Mr.. Flower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
NEAT INSPECTION IN NEW-zEALAND.

wellington. n H., May 1s.-The Agricultural ~
partment OF this colony has made Announcements ~
tho effect that all meat exported VIII ne ~, NOV
and stamped by veterinary surgeons III '
~ he Denartment
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
MOVTMIENTO MARITIME
sNrRADAs DE TRAvEs1A.

De Barcelona y escalas vap esp "Mon
tevideo" a Sobrinos ie Ezq1iaga con
la siguiente carga: Sus consignatarios
6o q vino q fdos 100 brles twas
Gonzalez Alfonso d naipes Barcelo y
Co 28 serones ajos d calzado M Lom
ba y Co, so brles uvas Palacios y Co
43 SIS garbanzos Bolivar Arruza y Co
brles vino + Font y Hermano so
brls uvas Sores de Jose Hernaiz 8 Gy
2 fdos tegidos S Melon y 90 8 q tegi
dos R Fabian y Co, S 5Gy4 fds tegidos
R Almazan 8 d y3 SIS farmacia Ra
fael Nogueras IA d calzado d pieles y
otros I d quesos 8 d conservas 3 &y6,
fdos tegidos y otros Sores de Ahumada
y Co d tegidos ] Matienzo ~ bultos
quincalla Mendiaabal y Co a &y5 fds
tegidos Santisteban Chavarri y Co q
fdos- y 6 d tegidos y otros Vidal Her
mauos d tegidos Sores de Orcasitas y
Co 4 Gy 8 fdos teeidos Hernaiz y Co
10 lido y s d tegidos Rotulados 2 bultcs
varios A Ia 6rden c G { 3 d calzado
P G d impresos + r L E P G c CT
R c Soy fdos calzado y otros M Pl
IL d cal2ado K P 9e papel RX2&I
calzado P 100 brles uvas.
De Barcelona y escalas vap esp MAR
tin Saenz" Sobrino de lzquierdo y Co
con carga que reseharemos en- el mime |
10 de mafiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21

3 d tegidos Sores de A Mayol y Co,
S d quincalIa 8 nidos baules potes
pintura J Peru'o y Diva ST habichue
las Il3 bacalao 4.4 PIP y d vino I
barrica aceite linaza 10 potes Plntura 10
SIS arroz lta piment6n a i cigarrillos
cnto cebollas piedra filtro a tambores
pescsda 1 brl arenques d quesos q
varios efectos d datiles d mante
quilla I d galletas I SIS garbsnaos M
Lomba y Co. IL d papas d fossoros
10 d sardinas d vino IS bIles aceitu
mas q d pasas jaula ajos ;Cuetara Ros
y Co, fdo pieles d calaado R Fabian
y Co 3 bultos tejidos Gonzalez y Alcnso
8 pqtes papel 8 brles limonada 6 pacas
tabaco 20 SIS arroz Sc d jabon sero
mes ajos / e pimenton 10 d aceite 4 d
cerveza Francisco Alfonso I d mantle
quilla I d fosforos Baquero y Gandafa
d. y 6 ltas galletas d confites 6
cntos papas 7 SIS arroz 81 hsrina brl
tocino a cntos cebo,las 4 d gas 1 d.
machetes 2 cufietes aceitunas 3 @ cho
colate 2 d quesos I d iab6n Il3 bacalao
S d cigarriIlcs 8 d a'enques d varios
efectos I paca " fdo tabacc Doo!ey
Smith y Co. 1 brl cerveza brl botellas
vaciss J Ochca y Hermano IL q pasta
a d 'ab6n a SIS aroz 2 gfnss vinagre 4
d gas I 81 borsx liz PIP vino 4 SIS cafe
I brl arenques / pete sacos vacios
Fritze Lundt y Co, 6 SIS arroz Egozeue
y Co, 7 SIS arrcz d manteca 80 resmas
pspel Alexandra Boazo l d carton y
3 pqtes sombreros 4 d vino I d conser
vas M Gonzalez y Co, 2 bultos colrhon
y colchoneta Isidro A Sanchez atdo
2 pqtes tegiios jamon Olivas y Co,
I'd d chocolate I d bolas dulces Ramon
Almazsn a d medicinas a atdos plan
chas zinc Gonzalez Padin Hermanos I
brl con una lampara Cerecedo HERNIA
nos y Co, bala corchos d conservas
d pasta tomates d peras I d maiz
tierno Villar y Co, SIS cafe 4 d quesos
2 brles tocino Sierra y Pa'au I q ciga
TfiiiOs rs ffllilanleca fliil ! 6Tl cerve1s.
Para los puertos de la Isla vap amer
"vasco" CON carga general.
Para los puertos de Ia Isla vap amer
"Ivo Bosch" con carga general.
Para Yabucoa gol 'Isabela" con car
ga general.
5s sa semsrssie
DESPAcHADOS aasp p
Ninouno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21


viduos que sufrfan condena en- Ia carcel
de esta Capital.
FL iuteres que ha despertado en- Ia
Isla la "Edici6n Ilustrada" del BoLETIN
MERcANTIL ha sido immense. De todas
parties nos llegan cartas ordenandonos
el Immediate envfo de ejemplares, y por
nues.ra parte deseamos hacer presente
que las personals que a1n no tengan en-
50 poder ning1n n1mero y sc propon
gan adquirirlo. deben dirigirse cuanto
antes esta Administrator, pues cons
tantemente recibimos 6rdenes para el
exterior que hemos de atender con per
juicio seguramente de los que no nos es-
criban tempo.
FL Consejo municipal de San Juan
ha dispuesto que rijan los arbitrios vo
tados por el ayuntamiento y iunta mu-
nicipal para el ado 1899 q 1900, los
cuales han sido aprobados por Ia su2e-
rioridad. FL cobro Sc efectuara con su
jecc;6n q las tarifas aprobadas. las cuales
Sc han fjado en- el portal del Consistorio
" en- todas lasofciras del mul icipio
Ell Tyiwnto de Gibara ha recogido IN
rumor por el cual Sc cree que todos los
Generates. Jefes y O6ciales del Ejercito
Libertador Cubano que pasaron en- el
"Mortera", con rumbo ls repub'ica de
Santo Domingo, fueron detenidos en-
Baracoa, por orden de la artOridad amc-
ricana, ocupando!es dos bocoyes conte-
niendo armas y municiones. ma lifestados
como pintura y ferreterfa.
Por orden de la Junta de Carceles ha
salido por ruta para Humacao, Serafln
R. Vazquez
En- Ia fachada de la casa nImero 81
de la calle de San Francisco, dcnde sc
halla estahlccida la fonda de don Juan
. Garcia, Sc encontr6 anoche & las IL. poi
el guardia Ramon Navarro, una escalers
recostada y en- disposition, al parecer
de subir por ella.
; Los sefioses don Joaquin Iornabell!
y don Emilio Cortada han sido recono
| cidos como Consul el primero y
iVice consul el segundo, de la RepIbli
ca Dominicana en- Maysgiiez y Ponce
f. respectivamente; y 10 mismo D. Manue
Gomez de Araujo Ramos. como Consu
/ de Portugal es esta cihdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
CONSEJo De MINISTRIES

Para maiiana esta anunciada Ia
celebration de un nucvo Consejo
de Ministries en- Londres, a causa
de haber llegado 4 ana forma in
sosteaible las relaciones entire In
glaterra y el rransvaal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21

Dice el DiayiO de BayesiosG del dia as
de Agosto
"Anoche, minutes despues de las
once, cruz6 el espacio en- direction dc
o. az. un b6lido, que dejaba una larga
estela blanquecins y d.spidi6 un vivisi-
mo resplandor. Antes de desaparecer
en- el espacio tom6 un aspectc. .rNizo,
ouizas por haber penetrado en- Ia capa
atmosferica de Ia TERRA.
Nos dicen de Humacao que ante el
Tribunal de Justicia de aquel distrito. y
con buen Gxito. han heCho sus primeros
estrados los abogados Sthres, Cuadra y
Vallecillo.
En- ei vapor "Moutevideo" han llega
do. procedentes de la Peninsula, los pa
saieros siguientes: Primitive Pagan, Lui
sa Pujol hIs, Vicente Piberumus, Ma
nuel Frau, Catalina Graz, Bernardo
Ferrer, Vicente P. Valdivieso, Romulo
Fernandez, Luisa Torres de Ferrer, To
mas Ascenci6n, jaime Homar, Victor
Ouiiiones, Miguel Castaiier, Teresa Es-
teve Puig, Gerardo Rivera y 2 hiioe,
Francisco Barrera, Matilde Bengoa, Car
men Figueroa, Manuel Bengoa, jose
Pelaez Willalba, Manuel Triano Saiz
Manuel Nieves Ptraza, Carmen Barreiro
y 4 hijos, Pillar Rodriguez Barreiro,
Joaquin, Francisco y Jose Rodriguea.
Fernando Gonzalez Vlllanueva, Juan R.
Geieel, Laura ] Ri,cher, Antonio Baez
y Teresa Martin.
Por vapor BOlivix. acaban de recibir
en- el acreditado cstablecimiento Ell
NUEVO BAZAR, San Francisco 40.
infinidad de sombreros adornados para
seiioras de S.. so $I3 uno. toquillas
de algod6n q S so y de seda a 5 3,
gran variedad de medias y calcetires de
algod6n, hilo y seda de 80 centavos 4
$I.25 par. corbatas para seiioras y ca
balleros de 80 centavos S 3 una. lindf
simos millares de algodon, de 10 a &C
centavos pleas de 5 varas y preeiosa:
coronas f1nebres de 10 a 50 pesos ana
Despues de haber pc -manecido algu
mas horas en- el puerto de Pon:e sc MAC
a la mar en- la nocAe del lunes, el cfuce
70 de guerra dominicano "PtesideEte.'
Damos las mas expresivas gracias
nuestro colega El PysgvHs'0 por To-
grandes elogios que hace en- su ndmere
de hoy, de nuestra "Edicion 1lustrada'
y de los talleres litografcos del BoLETIN
MERcANTIL, en- los que tuvimos el guste
de YER aver al senior Director de diche
popular periodico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
sAL1DAs DE rRAvEs1A.

Para Habana, vap esp '.Montevideo''
despachado por Sobrinos de Esquiaga
con la siguiente carga: Sus. consignata-
rios cabeEa ganado caballar jaula
gallinas y lechoncftos Villar y Co I3z
SIS almid6n con I4463 kilos Planas Ro
10 y Co ga cabesas ganado vacuno
Bolivar Arruza y 90 242 sIs maiz con
25o2I kilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
lVapor0s que SO eSp6ran.

|
AMER VAsco En- los primeros dias
del mes de Octubre pr6ximo saldrs de
este puerto para Sto Domingo, via Ma
yagiiez, admitiendo carga y pasajefes.
ESP. SArURNINA Debe haber sali.
do de Liverpool directamente para este
puerto, el dfa 9 del presente mes
| MALA REAL INGLESA Uno de los
vapores de Ia expresada eompalfa to
cara en- este puerto pfocedente do Sc
Thomas, el dia ~ por Ia maiiana &c
despachara el mismo dia para Isl Tho
mas y Europa, hacienda las esealas &c
costumbre.
AMER MARIA HERRkRA. Saldra
de este puerto para Habana y escalas
intermedias, el dia ~ del oorfiente mes.
ALIEN CoNSTANCIA. iSali6 de Gees
temunde el dia7 9 del corriente y &c espe
ra en- este puerto hacia el dia II.
~
ALIEN NoRDE2NEY Tocara en- essa
puerto hacia el ~ de Octubre y tomark
cargo y pasaieros con destii.o Europa.
ESP SIERRA. Sldra de Liverpool vie
Santander. con destino este puerto. el
dia 27 del corriente. ~
AMER ARKAD1A. FL dia I3 del PIE
sente mes ha sali.lo de New York. con
destino Ponce y este puerto.
: AMER EVELYN Debe haber salido
del pnerto de New York con rumbo .
zste, eldia Io del presente mes. sA#Qs,s
9 AMER CARACAS Procedente DC d
Guaira y escalas tocara en- este puerto :
i dia rs del presete mes, saliendo 81 Il
nismo dia directamente para New York.
Admitira carga, pasajeros y correspon
iencia.
f;t58p9 9k@
AMER PHILADELPHIA El IS del
lctual tomara puerto procedeate De New
Fork y saldra para u GuaiTa y eseaIas
dmitiendo pasajeSos y correspoadsn Gle
~
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ENrRADAs DE cABoTAJE.

De Arroyo gol "Alice" con la carga
siguiente: Gonzalez y Alfonso 6 d aceite
castor 70 bultos muebles.
De Vieques bdra Carmen" con Ia car
ga siguiente: la 6rden 6I3y2 boco
yes ron III piesas maderas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21

which Mr.. Jules Guerin and his ccmpa.
Mons occupied in the Chabrol street ha
We compelled the latter to give in.
--Guefin declared to few newspaper
men that his prolonged resistance cost
him and his companions $4,000 francs
The besieged delivered up themsel
YES without having made any resistance
whatever
Eek captain Dreyfus being set at II
berty owing to the amnesty has left Rem
mes.
The celebration Of new Cabinet
Council in London is announced to be
held to morrow, owing to the almost in
supportable phase which the relations
between Great Btitain ard the Trans
vaal are assuming. 81
Orders have been given that the
icruisers Powerful and Terrible to set
sail Immediately for Cape Town.
- The London Press says that the
President OF the Traasvaal, Mr.. Kruger.
soliciis covertly the armed or at least
the moral support OF the powers.
New York, September FL.
The state Of the Market to day is as
follows
Flour .........-.... 3.85a3.os
Meal ............... S 2.I5a a2.25
fOrk .....s.....s... 9-OO 9./O
Brown Sugar. .......- > 3.I4IIo
Exchange upon Lon
i don l-vlsta. ...... 81 +
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UIdlnOS CaD|GgpanaS
N ThOI5SS J td56
eUERIN Sc RINDE

Los soldados, bomberos y guar
dia municipal que sitiaban el edifi-
clio que ocupaba Mr.. Jules Guerfn
y sus compaheros en- la calle de
Chabrol, han conseguido que estos
Gltimos sc rindieran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
la GUERRA ENcIMA

Sc han dado ordsnes para que
zarpsn inmediatan.ente con destino
4 Caps Town los cruceros Power
fwI y TSryiJis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
SOLIClTUD De KRUGER

La prensa de Londres dice que
el Presidente del Transvaal, Mr..
Kruger, solicita on secreto .el apo
80 armada 8, por 10 menos, el mo.
raj de tres Potcncias.