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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-26
= kDdist.EpiscopaI church

4oe&odst- Episcopal Church,
-e<I REV. A. l.. CHASE.
cc9&er Main and Church streets Parsonage
u1xt door to the church.
5sn4ay, School, 10 a. m; Morning Service, IL a.
~ Glass meeting IL M. Juuior League, 2 80
p ~; Senior League, 7 p. M. Evening Service
- M; Prayermeeting every Wednesday even
tnG 80.
4eMbers of all denominations or OF no demon
tAAtion will be sincerely welcome at all of om
,hlrqhes.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-26

-Bentonville is the highest point in
Arkansas. 1.790 feet above the sea. :.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-26

-cnedict's Roman Catholic Church,
u p. GREGORY, o. S. B., Pastor.
Bay services, first and third Sundays in each
&hth; high mass and sermon, 10 a. M: Sun
h School at p. M; vespers and bepedic-
u Of the blessed sacrament at Z 80 p. m.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-26

Garden and farm lands for rent
see J,.J. Fitzgerrell. 72tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-26

~ Presbyterian Church,
H Rev. c. A. BERGEs.
ny School, 10 a. M; Service and Sermons
~ m. F; Junior Endeavor, p. M; Y. P. S. G. f
~ 80 p. M; Evening service, 30 p, m.
= yer meeting every Wednesday evening at
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-26
lhurch of Christ. Scientist.

Church of Christ, Scientist.
ii Sunday at tho Rogers building, Mair
1eet; Sunday morning service 10 :I5; even
! at 7:l5; Sunday School IL As; lnquir,
nting every Wednesday evening at As.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09
THEY ACTUALLY EAT 'E1L.

A southern man who recently re- turned home after visit to Boston said to 9 neighbor: You know these here litt.e round white beans?'
 The other admitted that he did.
 We feed 'em to hosses down our way
 s'Yes?"
 Well, sir, up to Boston they talk he them beans, boil 'em for three or four hours, slap a little sowbelly an some molasses and other truck in with 'em, and what do you suppose they dc with 'em?"
 Gosh, do no''
 Well, sir, said the first speaker. sententiously, I'm d--d if they don t eat 'er !''-New York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09
CERIAN BEET SUAGR.

An Outside Market Must Be Found
 for Two-Thirds of the Product.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09
PLANS FOR THE COLUMBIA
(. Oliver IseHn Tells What VIII Be
 Done WiIh inc Yacht.

New York, June SC. Oliver Iselin- the managing owner of the Columbia, and one of the owners of the Dafen- der, talked freely today to 2 reporter about the plans for the two boats for the summer So far as they have been arranged He said:
 We have no very full programme yet, but tt is our intention to race the two boats together in trials as often as possible in order to get each in the best possible condition and to get tHe maximum speed out Of them. It Is only by constantly sailing the two boats that we can find out the weak parts of the Iigging or what changes are necessary in each yacht to rnaks them all their best. The Columbia and Defender will be raced Tor all they are worth and if the Defender proves to be the faster boat some of us may be disappointed, but she will undoub5+ edly be selected to defend the cup
 Unless some unforeseen accident or delay occurs between now and June 10 the Columbia will be launched on that day. as announced by the Herr eshoffs. The event will be a public one, as has been usual in former years. Anyone may see the boat put over board. The work of rigging the yacht will begin as soon as she is floated. The spars and rigging are all ready. How long it will take to finish the Columbia after she is launched I can't say. but I think she will be ready for a trial spin about week after tho launching.
 Our plan is not to try the yacht on Narragansett bay, as we did with the Defender, but to go to Newport at once and sail her in the deep waters of that port. There is plenty of room and deep water there. At the end of the month both yachts will come here and on July they will be raced in the first public trial off Sandy Hook under the auspices of the New York Yacht club
 "will the Columbia and Defender sail in the Larchmont regatta on July ?" the reporter asked.
 That is very doubtful" replied Iselin. "The announcement that they would race on that day was unofficial. 1t depends on the course for one thing and on the result Of the race on July l. Some alterations may be necessary 1n the Columbia, which will be de- termined on after the first race be- tween the two boats"
 From the tone of IseIin's remarks 1t was inferred that the meeting of the two yachts in race on the Sound was improbable. He further said:
 "The Columbia is not entered in any race during July except that ar ranged for the first We intend. how ever, to give her plenty of racing dur ing the month. If the present plans are carried out I fancy that the Co., lumbla and Defender will spend most of July at Newport. This programme is, however, as said at first, not binding. Circumstances may arise
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09

which will cause Us to change t some what"
 The Columbia and Defender will take part in the daily runs during the cruise of the New York Yacht club. They will compete in the Astor cup race, and it is probable that special races will be arranged for thsm after the cruise is over as was done for the cup defenders in former years. In September the trial races VII be sailed off Sandy Hook and then the successful boat will get ready for the contest with the Shamrock in October. Isel:n's plans 10 keep the boats at Newport have TWO advantages. The, waters there are more favorable for trying the yachts than here. They are within a short distance of open water all the time. and there is not 50 much shipping to bother them as there is off the Hook. Then, in case repairs O. changes have to be made, Bristol is only a. few miles away.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09

GERMAN ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09

Washington, June S-A report oi
 interest to beet sugar growers has l been received by the state deparfmen: from Consul Henry Diederich at Mag Geburg. It is Q collection of the most reliable statistics obtainable since 1877. It is almost entirely composed of tables showing the development of the industry in Germany, but Of par ticular interest only to those engaged in the bus.1ess. h closing, Consul Diedrich says:
 "As the future Of the German ex- port trade in sugar has of late bsen engaging many minds, I would call special attention to the above figures bearing on this export up to the pres ent date These very clearly show that Germany must find an outside market for two-thiTds of her prOduc- ton, and that most of this surplus for the past five years has been sold to England and the United States. It will also been seen that in 1897 more than double the usual quantity was rushed to our country in anticipation of the enactment of the Dingley law, but that the following year showed again a fair average export. The first three months of the present calendar year seem to furnish no reason for com plant to the German exporter of sugar. From January 1 to March 31, 1899, the values Of sugar declared at the United States consulates at Magde- burg, Hamburg, Danzig and Stettin for export 10 the United States amounted to s. .739, ,934, an increase of s, ,455. .695 over those reported during the first quarter of last year.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09
A BULL FIGHT 100000.
Wife Dies, Leaving Her Husband in
 Jail and Children Helpless.

Jail and Children Helpless.
 New York, June 8.-To tae long list Of adults who have been murdered, have committed suicide, died sudden ly or have lost their homes as the re- suit, directly or indirectly, of wrest- ling match between Yousouf, the Ter rfble Turk and a bull in a west side slaughter house about year ago were added five children yesterday.
 One of the side shows at the contest between the man and the bull was a fight in which Frank Curry and Michael Mcdonald, who were en- plcyed at the slaughter house, were assaulted by Thomas Morrissey, a fellow workman Morrissey was ar rested on complaint of Curry and last Monday was sentenced to prison for eighteen months by Judge Cowing- When his wife heard of the cGnvic- tion she died, leaving their five chil- dren without home Or protector. The children were taken to the West Fifty-fourth street police court yester- day by Agent Wilson Of the Gerry society and Magistrate DeueI com mitted them to the Catholic prOtectory- They range from twelve years to eighteen months old.
 Earlier victims of the "h0odoo'' were Youscuf himself, who was drowned when the La Bourgogne went down; Dr. F. R. Duffy, who attended Curry, and who was afterward killed by cable car; Charles N. Foote, Nor
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09

rissey's counsel, who has mysteriously disappeared; John LintCn, a spectator al the wrestling match, who commit ted suicide after being robbed in Chi Cago; Stephen Titus, timekeeper at the slaughter house. who was murdered by Mcdonald, the man who had the fight with Morrissey, and Mcdonald, who died of an electric shock at Sing Sing
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09

Berlin. June S.-The budget con- mitt6e of the reichstag voted the first ns.alfment of 20G. .0O0 marks for the German Antarctic expedition.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09
WIFE AND DAUGHTER ACCUSED.

New York, June S.-Morris Foley. suffering from two bullet wounds and cuts in the head, accuses his wife and daughter of attempting his murder.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09
FEN ROUTE TO MADRID.

San Sebastian. June S.-The newly appointed minister to Spain, Mir Bel lamy Storer, started for Madrid today.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-09
SULTAN OF TURKEY ILL.

London, June 8.-A special from Vienna says the sultan of Turkey is dangerously i.i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

TEODORO GUERRERO
LAS HUELLAS DEL CRIMBN
CONTINUATION I

A las tres de la tarde desperto; su Ca
beza estaba despejada, y temiendo los
efectos de su misma lucidez, tuvo mie-
do de estar solo: los remordimientos sc
esconden cusndo alguno llega q inte-
rfumpir la ensjenacion Llam6 enton
ces q Lucia. que entro en- el cuarto, di,
ciendo:
-lQue tienes; papa1 les'as enfermol
No. hija mia, contesto e besandola
EN- la frente
-Has dormido tanto y te encuentro
con los ojos tan en1endidos!
Jorge Sc inmutuo al OR las palabras
dc su hija.
-Anoche estuve en- el eseritorio has
ia muy tarde y Ell resplandor del gas me
lastimo los ojos. is precise ttabaiar
para tn porvenir.
NO divides, papaito, dijo Lucia
sentandose en- las rod,llas de Jorge, que
me ofreeiste llevarme al bale de la mar
quesa de Rio Hondo.
-Si, querida: te levare.
-Dentro de dos semanas sera la fes-
ia y debo p:epararme.
We con tn aya y compra todo 10
que necessities
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

f'cntS inult lmente su carsa CON tantos
Papeles en- o.ho shos! lVeamosi..
Y sacando del bolsillo Ia carta de
Enrique Mnsbe, sc puso a examinar su
lectra y la del sobre. exc,amando CON
algeria satan'cs:
isl, s.! lie encontre! lAhora voy &
saber qulen es ee miserable que sc en-
cubre con nombre sLpuestol La fortuna
me 10 entregs! mo puedo morir mien-
tras el ,ivo! mn .xistencia por la SUI
ya!
Y casi convulso rompio el sobre, des-
dobland> el pliego de papel con manos
tremu a.: toda la vida de King sc recon-
centro Ell los ojos para Yer mejor. lCuM
no seria su sorpresa al lieer las siguien--
tes palabras itogra6adas!
ia Marq"esa de Rio Hosdo nsss 81
S"sfo as eonvtdar a v al 6afls 23s da
6" sas sa ores Ell dia % del p,essste mes"
In aque Ia papeleta de invitacion no
hsbi' mas paab as manuscr'tas que las
mism 1el sob e, puestas al pc.
I'll p le' SC Ie cayo de los dSdos, de-
mostran 10 esa langu'dez que sigue los
grand des> ngaiios, y apoyo Ia trente
en- Ia man 'zquie.ds para recapacitar;
Il cabo dc agunos minutes alzo la ca
oeza, di icnto:
-Hago nal en- desesperarme, porque
ben pens do con el sobre de esta carta
t no en- ri % der la clsve del misterio
y Ia llmente dA { con e h more que sc
csconde mi vsng enza. rs induda.
bic Que Ia misma mano trax6 Ia carta en-.
viada 4 Onslia y este sobre.... lHieu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

Quartet Genera.-Departamento de
Puerto Rico.--Secretarfa de Hacienda.
Ell Honorable Mayor General Guy v.
Henry, Comandante en- Jefe del Depar-
tamento, q propuesta del Secretario que
suscribe, Sc ha servido resolver que des-
de el dfa 70 de Febrero en- adelante sc
pagaran al Tesoro de la isla las contri.
buciones de Territorial, industrial y de
comercio. en- moneda americana 6 su
equivalencia en- otras monedas: pero que
Ia contribution de Rentas Internas, SUBJ
siste en- pesos, como esta en- los repair
tos: pagandose en- las Colet turias Ia can
TOAD que sc adeuda en- provincial, redu
ciendola q la equivaleucia americana con
arreglo q los tipos prehjados.
Lo que por orden superior Sc hace
p1blico para general conocimiento.
San Juan, 10 Febrero de ISoo.-Ca-
yetano Coll y Toste.-Secretary of Fl.
nance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

Mira el figurin, mo te pare1e que
estare muy linda1 pregunto jugando con
las patillas de su padre.
ST: estafas encantadora.
-iQue bueno eres. papa exclam6 la
joven abrsnandolo con efusion y saltan-
do por el cuarto con regocijo. Voy q
las tiendas y casa de la modista: te
gasta'e mucho dinero, pero es precise.
NO economies nada, hija mia.
MARY va conmigo y nos vestiremcs
iguales. lQue placerl Adios, papa.
aiadio scariciandole ell rostro.
Y sali6 para ir 4 realizar ell ensueiio
de su vida.
La fsonomfa del padre Sc nublo al
YER su hija radiante de satisfaction; la
mcmoria de Onelia cruzo por 81 men
tie, y un vertigo le nublo los ojos. Pasa-
do aquel instante, eXclamo con la voz
alterada todavia por la emocion:
-lQue fe'iz es en- su ignorancia! :.
Cuanto hubiera gozado su madre al
contemplate tan bella! ..lQuS exis-
tencia tan envldiable hubiera mos arras-
trado los tres. sin penas. SIN dolores, y
sobre todo, sin remordimientos! iEse
hombrel =. iAh ly vive todavla.
eSera possible que no lesue a arrancar e
ell corazon parl mo ir contentol
iAqui esta su carta! -.
Y empeao Ieer.a, como 81 no supie
"a de memoria su contenido.
81 syuda de c5mara entro q inierrum
pir la lectura, presentendole otra carta,
y sc retro en- seguids, aparentando no
haber notado Ia alteration dc su amo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

porque diferentes veces le sofprendio
en- identica agitacioa. sin tratar de CON-
prender el motive: timporta algo los
cr,ados el sufrimiento de su amosf
Apenas salio el ayuda de camara
separo King los ojos del capel que te-
MIA en- la mano para f;arlos en- ell sobre
de la carta Que acababan de entragar-
le. y experimento tan fuerte sacudim,en
to nervioso, que Sc puso en- pie como
herido por una chispa eletrics, lanzan-
do un grlto que hubiera hecho retroce
der al si,vente haberle interesado al
go 10 que pasara { su amo.
Restregose King los ojos y volvio &
clavarlos en- el sobre. cual 81 las palabras
escritas en- el encerrarsn algun anunc 10
fatidico. como las del festin d. Batasar
iQue letrero alarmante plede escribirse
en- el sobre de una carta1 Estaodo cena
da, Ino es natural que dentro de ella
Sc encuentre 10 que afecte a la persona
q quien Sc dirigaf iQIe adivino Jorge
EN- ell misterioso papel para alterarse
tantor Eche ell lector mirada turtiva
sobre Ia mesa y no vera mas que
e't's palabras 'Sr. D. J0rgs King"
GQue heba de extrai1o en- su nombte !
apelhdo, trazados con excelente letra
ng esa po' mano de un buen pendo is
tar FL mismo va contestar esta pre-
quotas.
Pasado aquel impulse que debia ca
ifcarse de arrehato, funcio las cejas
dlo media vo2:
--lEsta csrta ss de el! lOh! lno pue-
de enganarme el eafacter dc letra ICON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

hierro-Egozcue y Go 80 rollos alam.
bre-Scrs de A Mayol y Co / fdo pie
les 2 id suela y hilo para zapatero-
Troncoso Hmnos y Co IS brls cemento
Fernandez Garcia y Co stado cuoos
de hero 10 SIS arroz IS id harina brls
tocino 10 tabales sardinas 10 d papas-
Planas Rojo y Co, IL q pastss brl
habiohuelas 81 pspas 4 canastos cebo-
Has 4 garrafones alcaparras brl tcciuo
5 d jabon 6 id gas 5 id velas II3 man
'teca 81 hojas sen y snis en- grano-
M Lonba y CO, iaula ajos CTS pas
tas id conservas q i'll gallctss il
cuesos 81 pimienta- Francisco Alfonso
50 CTS jabon I ST arrcz "a CTS gas 28 la
tas 3 brles g cIs ga letas 6 cIs 20 ca
nasios papas SIS cebollas d SIS IIf
>e'o on aios q garrafones anis CTS quesos
23 id cigarrillos id veias 3 oIs 4ls
msnteca 88 CTS pastas CTS fosforos ]
'ata slcanfor 3 Cts castanss l pqte ami
81 hojas de sen. Id cunetes aceitunas 3
lst4s aimendras cls mana id pasas
'esma S balas pspel 2 CTS maizena, s SIS
garbanzos s brles tocino 9 cIs cerve> a
Ct tooineta id pastss de tomates IA
grimes alcaParrss 3 cls salchiehon s id
sardinas 3 id varios efectos d cIs aceite
7 CTS chocolate ST cominos jamones
latas pimienton 3 lstss confi,es i'd
chorizos gruesa mechss 3 CTS ferrete-
ria 2 SIS varias especias I CT frutas ia
pipa mistela garrafon vinagre 2l3 ba-
calao a latas nlantequilla.
DESPACHADOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

Dursnte el dia de aver sc han hecho
en- los Juzgados de esta Capital las ST..
guientes inscripciones de defuncion. En-
Ell de Catedral; Ped.o Nolasco, de s
dias, de tetano infantil Rafael Rodri-
guez, 4 amos de tuberculosis intestinal :
En- el de San Francisco Francisco Mar
tinez, de IA amos, de epilepsis.
Aver tomo possession de la Presidencia
de Ia Junta de Oblas del Puerto de esta
Capital, el sehor don Federico Degetau
y Gonzalez, Jefe del Departamento del
Interior.
Es'a noche tendra lugar en- el Circo
lngles ell beneficio de las aplaudidas
hermanas Fare, llamadas "Reinas del
aire'.
FL sehor Jefe del Departamento del
Interior ha sefialado la hora de las tres
y media de la tarde para la frma de los
asuntos de las dependencies anexas su
cargo.
FL dia 9 de los corrientes sc 'pagaron
por Obias del puerto las cantidades si-
guientes:
Jornales del taller, segun no
ta.---.- .--....... $4SoS
Jornales del dragado, segun
no.a. -. $40 6S
Total. -. ...... $9s.66
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10
sALIDAs DE CABOTAJE.

Para Fsjardo y escalas vsp amer. "Sa-
'acia," despachado por Latimer y Fer
nandez, con 10 siguiente
Para Mayague,: Latimer y Fernan-
de. so bds cerveza Carga 1el Gobier
no para Humacao.
Para los siguientes puertos gol "Do-
lores" con la siguiente carga; Para
Naguabo M. Roman y Go, cIquinca-
la - Mendizabal y Co, I Ct tejidos-Su
Gesores deA Mayol y Co. 6 CTS guinea
LA id tinta 81 aids y 3 calderos 81 ana
fes brl tubos-J Perujo y Oliva3s taba-
es sardinas 5 grfnes al.aparras 2 CTS sale
ctichon yborax Ct especias latas al
.nendras 3 SIS cafe 6 cIs quesos ] 81
yarbanzos tdo papel 81 anis 3 grin
vinagre jaula aj''s rollos pita cajits
,apel-Sc'es de Vicente y Co, sero'
jos cls yelas I i'd sardinas 2 id quesos
10 id jabon A grfnes vinagre-J Ochos
Hermano 40 canastos cebollas br;
azsdas CTS ehocolat. 10 jamones cls
yalletas 2 id sardinas Id chofizos i'd
pimientos a id ye as 3 serones ajos la
tas alcanfor 2 atados papel pipa 4 ga
rrafones vino 2,3, 8 CTS manteca-Soori
no de Izquierdo y Co, 20 cufietes acei
tunas s garrafones anls-Francisco
Alfonso 9 brles 4 cIs galletss 10 garrafo
nes alcaparras 10 CTS cigarrillos 3 id
chocolate id varios efectos id queso-
id msnteca I id tapones 2 i'd papss ,
sIs habichuelas idm ajos 2 idm
garbanzos 9 jamones gtuesa mechas 1
orl tocino bala papel Panas Rojo y
Co. 2 cIs aceite id mantequilla id
ginebra Io id jabon $50 garrafones va
clos SIS mani 10 SIS harina 2 id pi
mienta "a latas galletas balas papel 10
cufietes aceitunas q cls mana id velas
a gas brles tocino docena escobas
lata aceite castor-Serra y Palau I CT
oiatos-Barcelo y Co, Il5 manteca-
Ludwig Duplace CT hlo de coser-
Bolivar Aru7a y Co, GAIA plato
cajas ginebra - Mullenhof y Kor-
her I fdo hilo para coser CT cigarrillos
cerecedo Hmncs y Co. q jamt mes
id conservas-Egozcue y Co balas ;
resma papel q aceite .:almend as 2 G
puntas de Paris l gruesa cuerdas roma
nas--Herrero Ortega y Co. ? G rejas
pqte betln 4 iedras de amolar ia pl
mistela-Sobrinos de Armas I brl copas
ia tasas &c platos Gooz 'lez y Alon
so 1 q cuerdas romanas 5 @ aceite ID
cerveza s SIS harina fdo clavos espe
cias Is iamones brls galletas - M.
l.omba y Co bis habichuelas q pas.
tas id sardinas 2 id vino id mante =
quiia I id encurtidos 4 id gas i'll acei
e l. pqte borax i'd con 3 quesos IS
jamones 81 arroz id garbanzos Gu
fietes aceitunas 8 balas papel 6 canastos
papas fdo canela 2 q, 3 brls galletas.
Para Humacao "A Vice nte y Co 5 d
cebollas-Juan Pray Mas fdos teii
dos X Fabian y Co, fdo tjidos-
M .ndizabal y Co, d f1cs tejiios-
M Roman y Co 8 potes pintura-Lud
wig Duplace brl cerveza I d hilo para
coser 6 pintura-Margarida y Co. l
q muebles PEDRO Orcasitas Muhoz I
brl cristales 1 fdo galapagos Cuetara
Res Co 4 rolos suea-Scrs de Abar
ca I atado Ilaves de acero- Cerecedo
Hmnos y Co ol4 tp vino--Barcelo y
Co s d gas-Andres Crosas q pseas es-
topa AZ tablones pichipen - Gonzalez
Padin Hmnos O con lampara-CaI
das y Co, IL rolIos suela Sierra y Pa
lau 5 brls cerveza ? id ca'-Sobrinos d..
Portilla IS tubos ! atado I fdo tornillos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10
SALIDAs De TRAvESIA.

Para St. Thomas y Europa Yia Aqua
lila Mayaguez y Ponce vap ing "Es<.
'espachsdo por Lucwlg Duplace con l.
,iguiente cargi:
Para Hsvre -Por Villar y Co 3oT SIS
cafe 27.3I6 kilos
Para HAmburgo.-Por Villar y Co.
1914 pscas tabaco o2I kilos.
Para Rotter iam-Por Villar y Co ,
SIS cafe s62 kilos.
Para Santiago de Cuba via Ponce vap
amer "Berlin," ,por ordenes del Gobier-
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10
VapOres que Sc esperan.

ii 10 del actual Sc despachara de Ia
Habana con rurnbo a este puerto un va
or de la Trasatlantica. el cual seguira
para Cadiz y Barcelona admitiendo Car.
ga y pasaleros pues traera sufciente
esPacio para clio.
AIM. "VALENcIA"
Ha salido del Havre con destino 4
est. puerto el dfa 2o del mes pr6ximo
pasado.
AIN. "BoLIvIA"
De reunirse suhciente carga y pasaje-
rps con destino Europa. tocara en- este
puerto el expresado vapor hacia el IA
del actual.
AMER. "MARcos"
I'll Fl del presente mes Sc despachara
del puerto de New YoIk con carga pa
"A esta.
AMER EVELYN
Zarpara del puerto de New-York con
destino esta Isla el 10 del actual,
ESP. "BERENG UER Ell GRANDE"
Debe haber salido del puerto de Bar
celona ei did 20 Gel pasado mes, Ia.
ciendo las escalas de Valencia, Malaga y
Canarias, para seguir viaje esta.
ESP. "TELEsFoRA".
Debe haber salido de Liverpool. via
Santandel, con destino a este puerto, el
dia 2S del pasado, seg1n nos informan
sus consignatarios.
ESP. "PIo TX"
Sc encuentra a la carga en- Barcelona,
de cuyo puerto debe haber salido para
este ei dia 80 del pasado mes.
ESP. "CcNDr W1FREDo"
saldra de este puerto para los de Ca
diz Barcelona el dia IS del presente
mes.
ESP. "SAN AGUsTrN"
Ha zarpado del puerto de Cadiz el
dla 80 del pssado mes, con rumbo &
este hacienda escsla en- Canarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10

Cuaiqulera que interese maquinarias
modernas y mejoradas, para la elabo-
raci6n de az1car. hallara ventajosas
consultas con w L. Bass, Presidente
de los talleres "Pioneer Iron Works"
n. Y. en- casa de Millenhoff & K0rber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10
ENrRADAs DE oABoTAJE.

De Aguadiila y Mayaguez gol. "Ma-
yagnezana con la siguiente c&rga: r.
Fabian y Co @ con 5 1000 provincial
les Fidel GuiIlefmety G drogas =.
L is Ninlliat I baul 3 bultos formaetes
/ regla-J. Ochoa y Hermano 52.ooo
kilos sal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10
UN CORTADOR

puede colocarse en- la Sastreria Tisott,
San Francisco 50, siempre que tenga
practica. en- probar prendas militares.
Tambien pueden colocarse buehos
operarios. 10-1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-10
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAvESIA.

ENTKADAS DE TRAVESIA.
De NewYotk vap amer. trasporte
"Ronmanian.' a las. s..ordenes del Gobier-
no.
De St. Thomas vap ing "Esk, Lud-
wig Dup.ace- Rotulados bultos pro-
visiones.