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New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
THE WINNERS AT NEWMARKET.
TOD" SLOAN RIDEs Mr. LORILIARD's 1LioG1'
TO VICTORY.

TOD" SLOAN RIDES Mr.. IORILrARD's IILoG1c
TO VICTORY.
London. July 12-At the second day OF the New
market Second July Meeting, to-day. Mr. Pierre
Lorard's Illogic. ridden by Tod sioan' won d
selling plate.
olds and upward the winner to he sold by auction
for 900 sovercigns: entrance. sovereigns. SIX
horses ran on the Suffolk Stakes Course tone mhe'
four furoncs and twenty-five yards). The sum-
mary follows:
Mr Pierre Lorirard's three year old eh e. losic by
u, e. a. Browns six Year Old ch. h Roushsde by
v. old b. c. Merry by
Merry Hampion-Papana .'.'.''''''''''''''' q
Bettlns-n to 10 against lnoEic
The Duke Of Devonshires Vara won the Jul!
,1ardicap Lord William Beresfords Chinook
ridden bv Sloan was third. This event is or ~
sovere,ens each for starters. with 800 soVereighs
oddod for three-year-ods and upward, the second
70 receive 80 soveregns out OF the stakes en-
trance. ) sovoreigns. Twelve horses ran on the
Exeter Course (six furongs). The summary Ioi-
lows:
The Duke Of Devonshires old b. T. Vara' by
M a. l.. pHnsans three-ycar old br. g. Landon by
rS William Eeresfo-as br Chinook
GE Te,tine"e fHnsai,o" to s'iGsn agans, chinook.
The Zetland Plate won by Lord Wiiam
Beresford's chestnut colt Caiman by Locohatcnee
Happy Day Beam was second and DamSS,eS SSe -
,ras tbird rhis event is Of 800 sovereigns adoed
to sweepstakes of 70 soyereigns each hai nxcspt S
,Ln v,irner's stake To 70 to the second morse
The forfeits to the fund; the Bunbury Mile. Bet
IA two-year-old selling plate was won by MI:
r Jennings rs bay colt ro Caers1n s2anto but wa
nniored This race is Of l03 sovereisns. the winner
TO he sold by auction for 200 soveresns'
. oeoVoreons Eighteen horses ran on the New
Two. .Ycar-Od Course (hve furlongs ana l4z yaruD'
Betting-1 to . against Szanto >, ,5a 49,
sloan won the Swanham Welter Handicap rate
/, ReT the American Jockey. finished second on on
Dvnamo was third. This race Is of 200 sovereigns
he second to receive % sovere!gns our o1 me
Nate. for thrce-year-ods and upward; entrance =
psovereigns or sovereiGns for starters tisht
horses ran on the Bunbury Mile. Betting-o 70
against Dorc ii.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
OF INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.

The wheeling enthusiasts Of the Harlem Yacht
Club will hold their first bicycle run 10 the coun-
try club house at City Island. on Saturday after
noon The rendezvous will be the city clubhouse
No 5l9 East One-hundred- -and-twenty -hrst-s
Robert Evans will be the pacemaker for the first
division, which leaves at p. m. William Towner
will do the honors With the fast division. which
leaves at D. m. Upon the arrival Of the latter
division the members and their friends will par
take of a buffet supper. 10 be followed by dancing
and vocal music. In the course OF the evening the
regatta committee will distribute the prizes sailed
for on Memorial Day.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

Earned runs-S Louis, /; Brooklyn. .. Home runs
Mcbride Dahlen. Threebase hit-Jennlngs; Two vase
Iones First base errors-St. Louis. 2; BROOKLYN
2 Left on bases-S,. Louis g. BROOKLYN D struck Guy
-rv Dunn / bv Sudhon. |; by McBride, z sacrince
bIHO'C,onnor Stolen bases-Burkett Heidrch Tebeau,
Hlake Keeer. Jennings. Dahlen, Ialy q BASES i on
bausIRy Dunn 3; by Sudhon. ,; by Mcbride, g. )ouoIe
navs-Ijaly and Anderson Dahen, Daiy and Anderson
Passed bail-Smith. Wild pitches-McBrlde' = lime OF
qsme~2.I0 Impires-Emslie and Mcdonald At
,arTa
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
LISTLESS PLAY BY PITTSBURG.
THE HOME TEAM OUTBATTED AND oUTFlELDED'
YET VICTORY PERCHEs on NETWORKS
BANNER-CARRICK EFFECTIVE AT
POlNTs

CRITICAL POINTS.
The visitors from Pittsburg outbatted and out
folded the New-York team in tho game at the
Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon. but there was
a certain listlessness and indifference In their
work which made victory practically Impossible
The attendance was small that anybody could
have counted the heads had any one cared to 40
co Carrck pitched well al trying moments. and
only for errors by Van Haltren and Gleason the
visitors would not have scored run a couple OF
hits and errors and slow fielding by the visitors
gave the home players three runs In the opening
inning lust enough TO win the game. Score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
sHINNECoCK's FIRST HANDICAP.

Southampton July u (speciaD-The first Of the
women's Wednesday afternoon handicap matches
vas nlaved off this afternoon Miss J. c. Clark won
a gold pbotograph frame as the prize. The match
took place over the new women's course OF nine
holes So far the following women. by making %
or under on this course, have qualified for the men
course: Miss T. Terry 80: Miss T.. Wickham, 81;
Miss r. Hovt -: Mrs. G. r. Brown %; Mrs @.
livingston a. Miss II. Parrish, 3d.
The leading scores OF the afternoon follow;
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

n W Walden A Sons b. O. Contestor. by Galore,
Conjecture
f. o. Peppers Oh. c. Homestreton' oy N" 1lo
FlOrenta
r. o. Peppers ch c. Kings Courier. by Hinss'on- ,o-
Stylitene
Bromley & Co.'S br. c. Matchm. by HanoVet-rN"s ,oa
witch - =. North
~ nusene i@'S" o"' = ' ~ '............ Jos
y,,to. H"'" VI = '' " iO4
Perry Bemonts G. Gonfalon. by Fonso-Falerna lo-
X. W. Walden & Sons b. Specific. by ST. rlofhh ,oo
specially %
W. G. Day's b. T. Decimal, by Fiddiestick-Dccoy' "'
FIFTH RACE-For three yenr-olds: selling. Six fur-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
BOSTON. 4; CHICAGO. !.

Boston. July f2-The Champions turned the
tables on the Chicago; to-day and won nara
fought contest through punching hits In the sixth
Both r'tchers were effective. while the hedlng
was sarp throughout. Attendance, 1900 The
score follows II =
chicago ............l 0 o o o o o-l
Batteries-Kllen and Bergen; Taylor and Donahue
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

easy chances permitted the Senators TO win out
In the ninth inning Freeman to-day mace nIs
eleventh home run this season Attendance LZ'i
The follows: =,
Washington ........0 Nv X
Cincinnati ..,......I I 1 o-e
Batt.res-Dineen and Kittridge; Taylor and Wood
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
Directory Of the
Sporting Goods
and Cycle Dealers
IN Greater Neu- York

IN Greater MeSD- York.
ryER JOHNsONS ARMS AND CYCLE WORKS %
II Chsmbes st.-Honest Cycles at Honest Prices
r1ANGARoo TIREs.-NATIoNAL INDIA RUBBER
IL Co Z and Warren st. Holds all records.
pIERcI Gpo GSCpisrs: @ csDs Cycles Tr:s "a s.i =,
Harlem loo West i2bth 81 Brooklyn ios0 os2 Bedford
Ave; Newark. 9$i Broad ST.
dope MIG CO., ~ Warren st.--coumbia Hartford
i and Vedette bicycles
C,pAIpINo BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES
II A. q. sPALDING & BROS i2e-12S Nassau Ct
ePALDIHO & BIDwELL. 1888 W. %2d st.
CSTARR WHEEL CO.. ga g. and Lexington Ave-
- Bsrnes ouaksrs. etormen tires S2o up
VANGUARD cYcLEs.-cHARLEs BRUSH, ss Warren
~ a. Built for service. SO. S3o $40 $50 s73
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

Several Of the local bicycle clubs contemplate TAX
ing part in the wheeling and floral carnival which
will take place at Saratoga early In September Il
Is thought that both the Harlem and the Century
Wheelmen may send on large delegations.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
ND@RT& Asow ~A~
~~~OSpsmvSMeM
yRoGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING-Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
citation. Brighton Beach, 2:3o p m: cu,
GOLF-semi-fnal round for Norton up Iub
Fairneld County Golf Club dreeh"''"
HORSE sHow.-open air show. Aflanu0
City. N. ]. ,en,onship
Niagara-on-the- Lake, Ont. .y,r,
POLO - Tournament. hocKa"a' '
Club Cedarhurst. Long Island. A..
YACHTING-Open races Tor iaunche''
lantic City. n. ]. -. G, ro,Js
BASEBALL-Brooklyn against 81 ho"'''
wesh,neton PARK. Brooklyn, p m
sHOOTING.-Unknown Gun Ciuo' DeA'e'
park
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
CRICKET TO-DAY.

There will be two good cricket games contested
in this vicinity this afternoon. The Manhattan
Cricket Club will visit Livingston. Staten Island.
for an exhibition game with the Staten Island
Cricket Club and tho New-York Club Will pay
Nelson Lodge Cricket Club at Prospect Park. botn
games will begin at 2:30 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

Birmingham. July 12.-The Australians won tne
cricket match with the Midland Counties eleven oy
A runs.
London. July i2.-The return cricket maten DO
tween the Gentlemen and the Players resulted 70,
day in a victory for the former by an innings ana
20 runs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

A meeting OF the American Bicycle Company 10
scheduled to take place at the Waldorf-Astoria to-
day. II was intimated last night that the meeting
might be postponed on account Of the sad bereaye-
rncnt which has Just befsen President a. G. Spald-
ing II is said that Mr.. Spalding and his son may
take an extended trip.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
COLE.
MRS. PHlPps PLAYS WINNING COLE on THE
MORRIS COUNTY LINKS.

MORRIS COUNTY LINKS
soven ,ndefatigable women golfers OF the Morris
County Golf Club took part in the trial handicap
for the short-course cup over the Morris County
links yesterday. and Mrs II. p. Phipps won hrst
place with net score Of lo8 Mrs. Phipps mace
match went on she gathered confidence and her
putting which up to that time had been weak
ironrot7ed Considerably and her score for the sec
nnd round was 81 Miss Kip. who has been ire,
0ucnt competitor in these contests. won Sec9na
,Ioco \, 10t hut as she rated at scratch, her
rrard renrcscnts better golf than the figures would
seem to Indicate Mrs. William shippen. another
ecratch nIaver and Mrs. O. Adams, who received a
handicap of eight strokes were tied for third place
at los Following is the summary:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

New York ..-..........'.....S
Earned runs-New- York, 3 First base by errors
Ne.-Yok 2. Plttsburg 3. Left bases-New York. 4;
pu,.blre o. Base balls-On Chesboro. L. Struck out
-By Carrick. q by Chesboro, 2. Two-base hits-Nan
Heltren Tlernan Davis, Grady Donovan stolen base
Van Haitren Double plays-Gleason. Davis Doyle.
III by pitched ball Bowerman. Wild pitch Chesboro
I'mplres -Manassau and Hunt Time-1:40
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
louisville. IL; BALTIMORE. 3.

Baltimore. July 12.-Nops was found early ana
often by the Coloncls to-day. while Cunningham
had nine sleepy orioles on his string until the
seventh inning. when they woke up 700 iate u
overcome the handicap. The score foliows:
II. r. r..
Baltimore ..........0 % u
Louisville .......... DO !"
Batteres-Nops and Crisham; Cunningham and Zim-
nj
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Golfers who are visiting the Waumbek links. in
the White Mountains. were much Interested In
n match played Monday between Horace
Rawlins the home club professional, and A. II.
Finday OF Boston. who came over 10 try for a
course record. Fem. who laid out the course,
had given 10 It a bogey score OF 70 for the full
round OF eighteen holes but medal play score
had been kept UP 10 that time. The match was
a close one throughout Finday winning by up
at the eighteenth hole. The chances Of each for
a record were ruined by the loss OF balls out OF
bounds A purse OF so made up the
match the winner taking two-thrds and the loser
one-third. Cards follows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
PHILADELPHIA. 4; CLEVELAND. 2.

philadelphia. July Fit a tight squeeze for
the Phillies to-day. but by opportune hitting in
the sixth inning they managed 10 secure narrow
lead which Cleveland could not overcome. At
tendance, 32is. The score follows
II. II. r.
Cleveland ..........l %
Philadelphia ........ x- .
Batteries-Knepper and schreckengost: Magee and
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
BASEBALL.
VICTORY AGAIN FOR BOTH LOCAL
TEAMS
BROOKLYN HAS AN EASY TIME OF IT At THE FIX
PENsr or ST. Lotus-DUHN PITCHED WELL
AND RECEIVED GOOD SUPPORT.
CANES YESTERDAY.

p-ookIvn TO- ST Louis g. Boston 1: chicago I.
Nev York A Plttsburg l. Philadelphia. I; Cleveland 2
washington TO- Cincinnati. Louisville IL; Baltimore. B.
3.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

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JULY 13, 1890.
MISTAKES IN THE PHILIPPINES
~ JAMES N. MILLER
THE COMEDY OF sPIRITUALIsM.
i AGNES REPPILER
THE TRUSTS CONSTITUTIONAL. GOV. J. Il. ROGERS
THE YOUNG MANS DUTY TO The STATE.
PRES ANDREW V. V. RAYMOND
THE WINDS MESSAGES. ............. .tPOF.M
' THEODORE ROBERTS
THE GOSPEL, OF ACTION .......... LESTER +. WARD
DiscoVERIEs AT CoRINTH.RUFUS n. RICHARDSON
AT sHAM'S MONUMENT. (POEM
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THE PRESIDENTS CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.
PROF. JOSEPH FRENCH JOHNSON
A CUBAN POET. T................ ROBERT l. PACKARD
OUR Lesser INsULAR APPuRTENANCEs:
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KILLED IN BATTLE (PoEM). EDWIN l.. SABIN
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BISMARCK FROM 1870 TILL HIS DEATH.
COUNTESS Won KROCKOw
PARABLE CPOEM ........ WILLIAM c. WILKINSON
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New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

WASHINGTON. 1O CINCINNATI. s.
washington, July R.-After gaining lead In to-
days game Cincinnati by consecutive
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

GOOD SPORT IN THE WEST.
Janesville Wis, July 12.-The National Circuit
bicycle brigade got acquainted with a dirt track
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

with $1,000 added. for two-year-olds: $50 EACH $40
II declared by p. m. the day before the race TO
second horse 500 and TO third 500 Of the added
money. Five furongs.
H. Eugene Leigh's ch. Vucain, by Kingston
ArrORgrass i<<
j. T. Maddens ch. c. Prince OF Melbourne by
Brambie-Mad of Balgowsn. 2l
Deime Farrels CHI c. Captain Thomas, by Star
Ruby-Misfortune III
P. J. Dwyer's b. c. Borough. by Bramhle-Semper
W. Clark's CHI Withers by HanOver-Dilemmn. III
c. 7. Patterson's blk. c. Kentucky by Kingston-
Meta III
Z. o. Peppers ch. c Ringleader. by Ksntska-Flor-
C. O. Peppers ch The JOY by Kantaka-IA iowa III
l.. o. Peppers ch Time Breaker by ksnthka-
r. w Walden & Sons b. c. Caoutchoucine. by Galore
-Isssqueena III
Robert wrishrs b. c. Dave Ryan. by Vctory-Iady
Sydney Pagets ch f. Klashsndra, by Goldhnch-
Connemara ..... ll6
A. Clsson's eh Pactoian, by Pactolus-Bandona ia
j. w. Colts b. Z. Norhumbria. by Ben strome-The
James Per!,inss b. T. Princess Csllera. by Prince
Janes-Callera 'llb
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
Tlme-1:0l+,

'Dead heat.
Dead heat between Theory and Hard Knot: Meehanus
third, three lengths back. Purse divided.
SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-olds; 5000 added;
allowances. Six furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
6uorilnq Goods.

y9p celebrated Goodyear A. sraus tires: single
hard to punrturs rid<ng Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

Racing men who wish 10 compete In the National
championships at Montreal will have no difficulty
In getting their wheels across the border Arrange
ments have already been made with the Canadian
officials. Chairman Gerlach Of the League OF Amer.
lean Wheemen Racing Board has tickets In bis
possession which riders get by applying 10 him
at the Montauk Building, Chicago
The Newport Wheelmen Will have run 10 r.
Beach on Sunday. leaving the clubhouse al $50 .
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

For other sports see page s)
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Won driving by a length length and half between
second and third.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
|. II. Flndlay, Boston
sAnproIinated.


In a second match Immediately following Raw
lins improved his game. making a record for the
course in 81. and beating Findlay on the match
by up and 2 to play. Frndlay again lost ball
in the ravine on his seventh drive. Their cards
Horace Ravlins waumbek Golf Club
out fD ................:::...........t Esu
A. H. F1nday Boston: .
out ,.............""s sssts's -
'Approxmated.
Taking the best play on each hole in the two
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Print. More Contributions from the Ablest Writers than
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sF l.. Gravess b. T. Theory. by Fsher-
Morning Glory, yrs. ia fb.(0 Connor) 0-i -
'P Dunne's br. G. Hard Knot. by Duke
Of Knot, 3 h..
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

TlOPE MFG. CO., IL Warren st.-Coumbia. Hartford
Vedette bicycles.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

VANGUARD CYCLEs-cHARLEs BRUSH, IS warreI
ivI st. Built for service so. $50 $40 $40. $40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-17
Latest kilograms

At Saint Lucia the battle sh p Texas
ard the cruisers Marblhead and Newark
have arrived.
The Italian Government has gran
ted three months respite to the Colum-
bian to indemnity the Italian subject
Cerrtti for the losses, sustained by him
In Columbia.
The Englinsh Admiralty has given
urgent orders to raise new fortihcation.
In Wei Hal Wei.
1t is assured that the orders from
the English admiralty refer to the great
preparation which Russia j. making in
Port Arthur.
The English, American and German
governments have transmitted instruc-
tions to their commissioners to sign a
treaty wich will put at rest the Samoan
question.
The clauses Of the treaty must De
accepted unanimously by the commits
sioners.
The contracting government par
ties have reserved the right to revise the
treaty.
New York, April ~.
The state OF the Market to day is as
follows.
Flour, $4a4Io
Meal ..-..........p :. prici not quoted
Pork. .--... 5 ga $o.2s
Brown Sugar. 5 $4III6
Exchange upon London s. 81 (
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la Cura de Stearns

3 q tejidos Sres de Orcasitas y Co q
tejidos Mendizabal y Co fdo tejidos
Ludwig Duplace d hilo A. Lynn, (
hijos de Perez Morris q marquillss i'd
libros id trabajos litograhcos Isabel
Lopez Cepero baul ropa Latimer y
Fernandez brl 20 q wiskey Sores de
A. Mayol y Co 5 q quincalla id zapa
picos id molinos fdo papel brl vi
drio fdo hule 3 & aguarras i'd hero
aporcelanado atados baldes Compaiiia
de Ferro-carriles q almohadillas id
cobre i'd cojinetes I id corredera:
pqte tela 4 bultos traviesas.
Para Arroyo-Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
100 d petroleo Santisteban Chavarri y
CO fdos tejidos R. Almazin d me
dicinas Mendizabal y Co fdos 1 q
tejidos Ludwig Duplace 6 hilo Lui
IA hermanos y CO & brles vino Sc
ira y Palau I & salchichon 3 brles tocino
id harina maiz Srcs de A. Mayol y Co
d papel id quincalla 1 i'd matefiales
para zapatero Sres de J. Hernaiz q
tejidos Sores de L. Villamil y Co 4I3
bacalao S. Melon y Co IA brles vino
Cuetara Ros y Co pqte hilo Sores de
Orcasitas y Co fdo tejidos M. Roman
~ Co q ferreteria atdo palas para
botes id tubos d muebles 7 pqtes
fej,s de hierro J. Ochoa y hermano 4
d mantequilla Panas Rojo y Co brl
cerveza 1 id habichuelas d tocineta 20
81 harina Fernandez Gauran y Co d
frutas 3 lstas conftes fdo clavos espe
cias IA vino brles habichuelas
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
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A los coInercIanteS Y ViqprOS

La Compania de Expreso Guiana y
Pan Americana, ha puesto al servicic
publico su lancha de vapor "Panco" que
Sc encuentra actualmente en- el puerto
de esta Capital.
Esta lancka puede alquilarse tipos
razonables, para remolcar ancones y GO.
letas; y cuando no este en- tai servicio
llevara pasajeros y bultos cualquiei
parte de la bahia
Tambien hara viajes regulares entire
Catafio y la Capital, durante la manana
y tarde.
Esta lancha es la mas rapida de la:
que sc encuentran en- esta bahia.
Para convenios especiales, dirigirse q
la ofcina de LA Compafia de Expreso
Guiana y Pan Americs-.a", ,-Tetuan
ea Ga
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INSTRUCCI0NeS

Los gobiernos de Inglaterra, Es-
tados Unidos y Alemania han tras-
mitido instruccioncs terminates a
sus comisionados para que tirmen
un tratado en- ell que quede zanjada
la question de Samoa.
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M Lomba y Co 4t4 PIP ron 4 pacas
mira huano I53 kilos d tabacos.
Para Malaga Sus consignatarios s.
SIS cafe $3.50 kilos Juan Piza y Mas
98 SIS cafe e,o75' 'kilos.
Para Sevilla M Perez y Co Is SIS ca
te $50 kilos Sus consignataros o5 SIS
cafe 8.46o kios.
Para Barcelona Jose NJ Menendez l G
Goa ) 700 moneda provincial Caldas
y 60 6 tabacos r Fabian Co 243
SIS cafe 2o,38o kilos Juan Piza y Mas
28 atds cueros de res 4.48o kios brl
toI SIS cafe I5,4o4 kilos Rubert Her
manos I atdo con 2 d ftutas a. SIS cafe
4,5o8 kilos Sierra y Palau IA PIP ron
9 SIS az1car 1857 kios SIS cafe 1872
kilos Castrilon y Ochoa 45o SIS cocos
Bolivar Arruza y Co 1873 SIS cafe 1860
kilos Scrs de A Mayol y Co 235 SIS cafe
2I,7oS k;los Sus consignatarios 28 SIS
astas 20 sis cate 2652 kilos.
Para St. Thomas y Europa vap fir.
"St. Simon" deipachndo por Jose T
Silva y Co con 10 siguiente: Para St.
Thomas. F Font Hermno d tabacos.
Para Havre Scrs de A Mayol y Co
200 SIS cafe 24,376 kilos Sucesores
de L Villamil y Co 100 SIS cafe $500
kilos.
Para Burdeos Rubert Hmnos I2I SIS
cafe 1925 kilos.
Para Marseille Scrs de L Villamil y
Co 200 SIS cafe g 4o8 klos.
Para Burdeos Sus consignatsrios 8
SIS cafe 722 kilos.
Para Santa Cruz, vap ing, "Madiana'
despachado por Latimer y Fernandez,
con carga de tran ito.
Para Cadiz y escalas vap esp. "Meji
CO." despachado por Sobrinos de Ez
quiaga con 10 siguente: Para Cadiz
Ochoa y Hmno 43 SIS coeos 50 SIS cafe
4 647 kilos.
Para Sevilla Caldas y Co 50 SIS cafe
1873 kilos J Ochoa y Hermano SO 81:
cocos.
Para Barcelona -Mullenaoff y Korber
Io atds cueros de res 1865 kilos-J.
Ochoa yHermano IIo SIS cocos S. SIS
cafe o3I7-Rucabado y Co, SO SIS cafe
66S6 kilos-Caldas y Co. 10 atados
cueros de res 1910 klos-F Font y
Hermano $50 SIS cafe I475o kilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-17
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE TRAVESIA.

De San Cristobal vap ing. "Madiana
a Latimer y Fernandez con carga de
transito.
De Pto Plata y escalas vap fr. "St
Simon" Jose T Silva y Co con carga
de transito
De New-York vap amer. "Mc. Pher
son." a las ordenes del Gobierno ccn
carga y pasajeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-17
VaporeS que Sc esperan.

ESP. "CoNDE WIyREDo"
Ha salido el dia del corriente de Ca.
narias con destino 4 este puerto. los
de Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Habana
Mejico.
ESP MARIA"
Saldra de Liverpool, via Santander.
con destino 4 este puerto el dia Il del
ccrriente.
ESP. "MARrIN SAENx"
Del IS al 40 del corriente saldra de
Valencia, conduciendo la carga salvada
del vapor Catalina" que sc encuentra
en- aquel puerto.
AMER "ARKADIA"
Saldra para New York el dia 76 del
corriente mes.
AMER. 'MYRTLgDRNE"
El dia 20 del presente mes saldrz de
este puerto para el de New-York.
AMER. "EvELYN"
FL dia IA del actual ha salido del
puerto de New York para esta Isla.
VAPOREs ALEMANEs
Reuniendose suficiente carga para
Europa tocara en- este puerto el ST.
guiente
Scotia hacia el IS del corriente
Esp. "RAMoN DE LARRINAGA"
Debe haber salido de Liverpool, via
Santander, con destino este puerto, el
dfa 81 del pasado mes.
AMER. "MARIA HERRERA"
Saldra el dia 40 del corriente de Ha
bana con escalas intermedias, hasta lie.
gar a nuestro puerto.
ESP. "MUNTEvIDEo"
SegIn nos informan sus consignata
rios el expresado vapor ha salido del
puerto de Cadiz para este el dia 10 del
corriente las de Ia tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-17
ENFERMOS DEL ESTCnA0O

Todo un Mundo agradecido curacio-
mes desesperadas son con las que el d.
.GESTIVO MOJARRIETA ha deste
rrado universalmente a todos los otros
remedies. Despues de probar con todo
es cuando mas sc agradece su segura
ehcacia, lnica cierta y completa, y es
necesario exigir que su nombre este
srabado en- relieve sobre cada hostia