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New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
BANK DIRECTORS HELD RESPONSIBLE

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
terday gave a decision affirming the Judgment or
the lower court In favor of the plaintiff IN the case
of Martin Cassidy against Frederick Uhlmann. I'M
pleaded with others. Cassidy sued as assignee OF
five depositors OF the Madison Square Bank TO
recover damages for the alleged fraud perpetrated
by the directors of the bank in receiving deposits
August and 8, 1888. when they knew the bank
was hopelessly insolvent. The bank closed its
doors at the regular time August 8. and did not
open again for business. Yet on that evening
meeting Of the directors was held at which the
State Treasurer present. After that meeting
the State Treasurer drew a cheek for large
amount Of money belo@ngins @ M TO the State Checks &
River Bridge Company OF WHICH UhImann vas
president and for 1000 of the Glenn Ridge Min
Ing and Quarry Company. of which his brother
was officer These checks were paid through
the Clearing House on August g. although In the
usual course OF business they could not have been
paid before August TO-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
AMERICAN POLICY UNCHANGED.
No NEW DEPARTURE ON ACCOUNT OF THE
EI,ECTIoN-vIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Washington. Nov. 9.-An the members OF the
Cabinet except Secretaries Long and Wilson at
tended the meeting to-day. Two hours were oc-
cunied in a. discussion of foreign affairs, caused
in mart by the fact that the President intends
10 treat this subject exhaustively in his forth
coming message to Congress. Reference was
made to expressions In the European press that
the policy of the United States regarding China
would undergo marked changes Immediately
after the election and 1t was announced that
after a most exhaustive review Of every step
of the Chinese difficulty, from its inception up
70 the present moment made by Secretary Hay.
the Cabinet ratified every detail. and unani-
rnouslv expressed the Judgment that the policy
so far pursued should be continued without
change to it's logical conclusion.
Accordingly, the present Legation guard in
Peking will be maintained. and such troops as
vet remain to be withdrawn. according to the
0ripInal programme. will be sent to Manila.
with this addition to his force General Mac
Arthur is expected to renew the campaign
against the insurgents with the greatest energy.
Off1ciaIs here think that the result
of the election becomes known throughout the
philippines resistance to the authority OF the
United states will cease
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Davies and Mr.. YoSgs to state this afternoon that
they had not given 1t out for publication ana
Both said however that they did not consider the
publication of the letter of any Importance. VITA
Mayor Van Wycks letter was published private rir
Ing Ing 6 9gnG s9s Of Ven & y
ter said the Attorney General, laughing, and
while there are some coloquial phrases IN US POSI- POSI-
submitted before publication, do not re-
gret in the least writing It, nor see any reason
why should do So"
Nothing is known here about an alleged telegram
of Ciovernor-eiect Odell to Governor Roosevelt
about Mayor Van Wyeks answer published with
General Davies. Only Governor Roosevelt and Mr
Odell can tell whether or not the telegram is au-
thentic
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
GREAT LAKES SHIPPING.
A PROSPEROUS SEASON IN THE MIDLAND
WATER TRANSPORTATION ROUTE.

Washington. Nov. s (speciaD.-The great water
transportation route which stretches from Buffalo
to Chicago and Duluth is sharing the pros
perty and activity which characterize every
branch Of business in the United States to-day
The monthly statement OF lake commerce prepared
by the Bureau OF Statistics shows that in Sep
tember 5.957 vessels entered thirty-seven prn-
cipal ports the Great Lakes. and from the OPEN
ing OF the navigation season 10 October the yes
sci entrances aggregated 2S Os9 Chicago leads ths
list OF ports, 102s vessels having entered her
Dor in September and 5761 during the season The
Forts Of Buffalo. Cleveland and Milwaukee each.
however. show a record In excess of 1900 vessels
for the season. and at the ports of Detroit. Du-
lUth and Toledo the arrivals have ranged from
1000 to 1.500
A considerable portion of the general public
seems to have gained the impression that the
traffic OF the Great Lakes is confined to the
portation of a few commodities. such iron ore.
coal, breadstuffs and lumber. That this far
from being the could not be more conclustvely
proved than by citing the fact that in September
Ss5.767 of unclassihed freight were moved. and
the total movement for the thus far ag-
gregates ASSESS tons Every prominent port on
the lakes is represented in this total
That the strike in the anthracite coal region has
had its effect upon lake shipments would seem to
be proved by a comparison OF the figures for Au-
gust and September. During August there were
transported via the inland waterway 5l676S OF
anthracite coal. whereas In September the ship
rents fell OF to 257 7s7 In soft coal there is
falling of from 66 s64 in August 467 4S7
in September. For the season TO October / the
total movement was 1.Sl3979 tons OF hard coal and
1856, ,S2S tons Of soft coal.
The recent reorganization in the Great Lakes dis
trict of transportation company which has
placed orders for boats designed especially
carry the products Of the Calumet and Hecla
copper mine calls attention the volume OF
this traffic already taking the water route. Dur
ing September there were shipped by boat 17.029
tons OF copper, and for the season to October l
the total movement was 1I3 695 TONS the latter
amount 81 $50 tons. than two-thirds OF the
total. received Buffalo. whereas the
heaviest shipping record is that OF West SUPERIOR
which during the season has sent out $3.50 tons
The movement of breadstuffs is not, Of course
so interesting it will prove when compared with
the movement by rail- for which figures will be
available the end Of the calendar year; never
theless the statement of this phase OF borne
commerce Is significant The receipts Of bread
stuTs at the principal ports have been follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
Season 1900
Articles

many interesting characteristics OF the commerce
OF the Great Lakes For instance, in the case OF
Conneaut. Ohio. which Andrew Carnegie has de-
Clared Will day be the greatest ore unloading
port in the world. the 353 vessels which have
entered the harbOr this have brought LIS
go of iron or greater quantity than was
discharged any other port with two exceptions
One of these exceptions is the port of AShtabua.
also Lake Erie. Ashtabula will this season rank
as the greatest receiving port in America. hav
ing received up October total OF 2S3364I tons
The lake lumber tr2de in which there was Such de-
mCraliZatiOn last year, made 4 good showing this
season. For the month of September the aggre-
gate cargoes transported amounted to 436S26,OOO
feet for the season to october 42I OOO 900
Duluth ranks q the Sreat test lumber shipping
mort having sent out 2IT O71 feet during the
son. Chicago heads the list OF receiving ports.
STS 546 600 feet having been unloaded at her
wharves Cleveland is close second, with a rec
ord of $50 7O4 600 feet for the season
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
coRpsEs OF PAUPERs FOR TARGETS

Berlin, Nov s-Interesting target practice is
in progress the huge military target grounds
near Kunersdorf and Juterbeg where the experts
are testing the perforating capacity of the latest
Mauser model and the latest field guns that are
being produced for the army. AS targets several
hundreds Of pauper corpses are being used. The
bullets. when fired at comparatively short dis,
tance tear asunder all the softer inner organs and
right full nnanRlA the bodies
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
REDUCTION OF WAR TAXES.
CHAIRMAN PAYNE THINKS NOT MORA
THAN sl5OOO.OOO CAN BE CUT Off

washington. Nov. S.-Representative Payne. OF
New-York. chairman of the Ways and Means
COMMITTEES OF the House. had a conference with
the PRESIDENT to-day. Mr.. Payne said after leav-
ing tne white House that he would call meet
ing OF the Republican members Of his committee
Tor November 20 to outline partial programme for
legislative work in the House at the approaching
session.
One or the matters to before this meeting
VIII De the proposed reduction OF war revenus
taxes He did not think, however, that the reduc-
tlon would exceed A5.000O0O. less than one-ffth
or the present revenues from that source Much
ne tnought: would depend on the state OF affairs
IN the Fhllpplnes when the bill came up for
sideratton- If considerable army had TO be main
tanned there for any length of time il might be
thought wise not to cut down the revenues too
mucn. Ihere We're however. number of items in
the present law that might be wisely eliminated
and these would receive attention Mr. Pavne said
he thought the Ship Subsidy bill would be taken
session
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
AyDR4DE PROPERTY RESTORED.

Washington. Nov. s.-Word has been received
from Venezuela that the Government has re-
stored to exPresident Andrade all his real estate
and property confscated at the time OF the recent
revolution. The ex-Presideut is now living in
New-York with his brother, who Venezuelan
Minister in Washington for many years. AL
though the ex-Presdent's property Is restored TO
him il is understood that ne will remain in New
York
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
FRICTION AMONG THE ALLIES.

Rome Nov 9.-The Tribunals Pekng corre-
sDondent cables under date OF November 4:
The French commanders have protested
against the Italians and Germans attacking the
Cbinesa near Pao-Tng-Fu, claiming the chi
naea there are under French protection.
4 French zouave having killed an Italan
sailor by mistake. the Italian troops are greaty
axcited hut the officers succeeded In calming
hem
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
REFOR,lER TORTURED IN VAIN.

Canton Nov. S.-The reformer SzKl-Nu' 'ne
loading man in the anti-dynasttc party organ
,uod by SIM Yat Sen. who was sentenced to
death in connection with the recent Yamen ex-
n1oston here. was repeatedly tortured In order
70 axtort a confession from him. but he re-
Snsed to make a statement in connection with
II exDIOSiOn.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
RAILWAY DISASTER IN GERM4NY.

Ofenbach Hesse Nov. 9-Two express trains
cane into collision this morning between this place
and Frankfort -on-the-Main. gas reservoir
ploded setting nre to the wreckage. and seven
persons were burned TO death and four were in
jured.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
PUBLICATION NOT AUTHORIZED.

OFFICIALS AT ALBANY HAD DECLINED TO
GIVE OUT MAYOR VAN WYCK's ANSWER
Albany, Nov. (speciaD.-Attorney-G General Da-
vies and William j. Youngs. the Governors private
secretary, stated last evening that they had no
news to communicate regarding Mayor Van Wyck's
letter In reply to the charges preferred against
him because of his ownership of the stock of the
American Ice Company-the Ice Trust Nor could
they give out the letter for publication. Commo-
dore Youngs said that Governor Roosevelt would
be in Albany next Monday, and this statement. it
could be inferred. indirect announcement
that the letter of Mayor Van Wyck might then
be made public.
The publication of Mayor Van Wycks letter In
New-York newspaper to-day lea d>AttornevAoe General
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
DIsA AsTERS IN THE BLACK SEA.

ST. Petersburg Nov. s-The "Novoe Vremya"
says two steamers and twenty-odd sailing vessels
were wrecked in the Black Sea during the recent
seprmar several fouz@erfnR with ther entire crevA
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
ACCIDENT TO THE MONTEREY.

Hong-Kong. Nov. 9-The United States tur-
ret ship Monterey has returned here. having
failed to reach Canton owing TO an accident to
hnrr
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
BURGLARY INSURANCE.

There has been n marked increase In the number OF
during the few months The large citiea
sse 10 be specially singled for these depredations
sna Individual several have been very
heavy The only method OF providing against loss
through carrying Burglary Insurance In some Responsible
Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
It's a Cinch

that you want packs of the series OF
knheuser-Busch's Army and Navy playing cards Just
Full size highest quality gilt edges ieatneree @
cards We mail them prepaid receipt OF % cents
naonsy stamps Malt-Nutrtne Dept. AnheuseE-suson
Brewiax Asssuesf- LcutS NO.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
4 LARGE GOVERNMENT MAJORITY.

Paris Nov 8-The motion of confidence IN the
Ministry finally passed by the Chamber OF Dep
uties at yesterdays session, after the Champ}er }e
sntirety was adopted by 316 to 237.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY Of NEW ruRI

insure. the Of residences prsusus
RANGING from dollars and 6fty cents par
0pvards. Metropolitan <k Piaa at- N0w Yogk
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
THE MAYORS ANSWER.

It is to be noticed that the alleged message
by Mr.. Odell is dated before the answer Of
Mayor Van Wyck sent to Albany The
answer OF the Mayor is dated on September %.
and contains In the beginning an account of the
Mayors dealings in Ice Trust stock as follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
Ninguna.
sALIDAs DE oABoTAJE.

Para HumacaO Yabucoa gOl "IsabeIan
con Ia carga figuiente: NJ Lomba co 15
SIS arrox 4 brls cerveza s SIS garbanzOs
. brls tOcinO 81 q jab6n 2 d sardinas 20
gins alcaparras 6 d pasas q quesOs A d
velss 30 SIS harina cntOs cebOlas 10 ia
mones | flo SIS papel Cerecedo HerwaaOs
y co 4 q qursOs d frntas i Ct cOOservas 2
q aceitunaS 10 d gas gfnes vinagre 2 brls
papas d cigarrilos flO y 80 resmas pa
pei 81 garhanzos 2 d sar'linas Ct salchi
choues 4 q jab6n Sores de l. Villarnil co
2I3 bacalaO Caldas co 80 SIS alrOs d
acelte 20 atds hierrO galvanizado ViIlar y
co 10 SIS harina brl azadas 81 SIS arrOz q
brIs tocIEo Il Fabian co ftlo tejilOs
Planss R'jC Y co l5 SIS arrOz G pasta d
gas 2 d ceryexa Il fosforos 6 lias galletas
l 81 hahlchuelaS j OchOa y HerinanO 80 d
gas ; a. guess - blls cementO HerrerO
Ortega Co III up vino cI y l flo guinea
LA hrl cnpls roliOs tabacO / brl tza 2
bsias papel ? fiOs /, 6 q mercaccias | d
maquinas cI gonna 2 d sal epson | d vi
drlos 10 potes pintnta brl clavOs nidOs
baules cl herraduras Sores lie ATarca
| 81 tu6rcas l pieza 1 tubo G pieza HE
rro d limas jana ashesto 1 f,lO cor. eas
| jauIa empaQuetainra i'll man6metros 5
piezas arados Santisfeban Clavarri co |
cl machetes Barcel6 y co flo hilo acarre
10 ) d gas IL Is arroz d y pqte mante
qnilla brl tocino fio camisetas or teji
dos II ana fl rda > c'es areitunas 1 lta
ipimentcn gton vinagre ! 81 garbanzos 8
gfaes alraparras 4 q pasta | ,lna escobas
IItrnaiz \ G., ? haurs ropa uso Fernandez
Gauran y 60 brls papas :. sIs garbanzos
10 SIS arroz Il frntas l l3 inanIeca 10 n
jab6n q snlchichones 5 Melon co cI
con una lnaqnina coser G cajitas 1
pqte tejidcs lOza y oros efectos Bolivar
ATuza y co 2 brls pimeut6n Jose Perujo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
10 QUE OICeN Les TACTIcOs

Los crfticos y personas entendi
Ias eli el arte militar, consideran Ia
ocupaci6, de Bloemfontein como ell
su ESQ mas importante de la guerra,
pnr concurrir en- la plaza Ell cues
ti6n la circunstancia de ser la capi.
tai del EStado Lihre de Orange y
dtSpoSer al epem'go con su reten-
ciGn de toda la fuerza moral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

y Olivia Il garbanSps Francisco Alfonso
co Its bOIas dulces sly 20 jsmnnrs /
pqte betLn = SIS habichutlas = b las 3 res
mas papeI 20 d gas 0 q chocolate / iris to-
emo II manteca ser0n aj = d rigarri'
Hos gfueS alcaparras 8 ctes ace'tunaS 1S
hrls papas IA d pasta II q f6sfr's s sis
pimienta > d mana 1 It's acpite castor 1
lta esencia ginebra 43 pesrala II d haca
lao d sal de higuera 81 c"'uin"s 81 ta
pOnes 4 q galletas SIS < rhanzos q que
sos brS PmentOn d qleniadores | d co
Goa d pasas Andres CrOSaS 33i IA las piEO
60 pqtes clavots 20 brls cemtnfO . q h;erro
gaIvanizadO Julian Matienzo remos Ra
facI Ncgueras d tejifiOs GonzaIz Z AIOn-
so 3I3 bacalao 3I3 pescala d rIe % sIs
harina l 81 pimienta serOn aj"> 4 G cerve-
"a 9 atdOs sarlInas d peras 3 SIS garban-
zOs 2 dpas escObas 4 d relas 3 lis coItites
Para Aguadilla y ruta vap amer ''IVO
Bosch con carga general de vaios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
La HAMBUaG0 BREMENSE
LA BAt0lSe
La AAcH Y MUNICH
la NORTH BRITISH Y MERcA lille

81 stEyening Post" en- su edici6n del 90
de Febrero, y bsjo e titGlo '.Los puprtorri
+. quenos dicen el motive" hace referencia
kNuestrO artfculo de fOndO pubIicadO el dia
de Frbrero sOUre ell cabotaje.
Ha fallecido en- Aguadilla, don Francisco
SerYia.
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital don Fran.
cisco ii. Quinones, COncejal del ayu2ta-
mientO.
{ Han Sido absueltos por ell Tribuna. de
Distrlto de esta Capital, en- la nalana de
hoy, los procesadOS por ell supuestO deitO de
juegOs prOhibidos, Severe Morales Miguel
Nufez.
Ri doctor don Agustin Sthal ha sido
nombrado Catedratico de Historic Natural,
de la Escuela M,delO de esta Capital.
La snscripc6n alberta en- Paris por Mr..
Henry Rochefrlp con ell fin de Of eeer una
sspada de honor al general s.boerD Cronie
alcanzaba el dfa del lues en- curse 5000
frances.
En- Ia finca del senior Herencia, en- Ma
I yagiiez. Sc la insraladD la nueva estaci6D
del trAnvla de GaanajibO
La Junta filipina de Madrid ha anuncia
do que en este mes lIegsra a Paris un en-
viado especial de Aguinal..0, sigueado lne
go q Londres Berlin, para levantar fon-
dos con destlno Ia iusarreccidn
Sc ha agregado taulbIen que Sc continue.
Ta el sisiema guerrilla que siguen reel.
biendo 'linero saficiente de Europa para SOS
tener la lucha.
El csblegrama dirigido al General Ro
berts 20 Ia Reiua N,cteria, con morivO dc
"a itlldleion de Crenie, dice: s.Acepfas
Foz tVdos vnesIros subordin dos mi mas
calliosa feliciiaci0u por tan esplendidO su
ceso". III UeHeral Roberts contest6 EXPIRE
sando su mas profundo agradecimientO por
/ - Dondad de Ia s0berana. s sAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

El General boer Cronje y su familia sa.
Heron de Paasdeberg el % del pasado mes
bajO la custodfa del Mayor General ingIes
Prettyman y una escolta de tropa para ser
coDducidos la ciudad del Cabo. Durants
el tempo que ha permanecido en- el campa
mento ingl6s ell General Cronje converse
vsriss veces con los oficiales ingleses SObre
la batalla que reault6 su Waterloo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
F'ILEI,ES

Para cajas dc tahaco. ele-
gantisimos y en- papei supe-
nor, 4 $3.50 el miIlar
Litografia del PoIETIN,
de A. Lynn E Hijos de Pc.
rez Morris Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
EL cuAR1tL De ROBERTS

Ult;mos cablegramas recibidos en-
l.ondres dicen que el General Ro-
herts ha instalado su Quartet Ge
neral al el edIficio en- que rasidfa
el Presidente Steyn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
HASTA M0RlR
FRASES De KRUGER

FL Fresi1ente del Transvaal, Mr.
Kruger aludiendo 4 la ocupaci6n
de BI,.enfontein, ha dicho que NADIA
s;gnifica ESQ ante ell firme prop6sito
que 10 han tornado los beers de
luchar hasta morir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
ULTIMO PaeSIDENTE

FL General Roberts, Ell su tltimo
'leSpacho ando cuenta de su en-
trada official Ell Bloemfontein. llama
4 Steyn el iltimo Presidente del
E.stadO Libre".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

En- vista de la falta de asistencia 4 la ce-
lebraci6n del juicio oral que dehia veri6csr-
re en- el tlia de hoy, del procesadO Bernardo
no Ramos, acusado del delitO de hurto, cl
Tribunal de Distrito en- esta Capital sus-
pendi6 !el acto hasta nuevo sefalamieDtO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
. ~a... - n,nrnarnuTPIu
. ''"" u O'Ol"' ES lORDaES
EhTRE Ell COME RCl0

Los comerciantes y holsistas Sc
muestran sumamente animados por
el suceso. que consideran como de
terminante Immediate Dbl fiji lie la
guerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

Pars maflans cstan aDunriados en- la
Core de Distrto de esta Capital. 81 juicio
de memo cuantia promovido por don Ma.
nuel Martinez contra don Eusebio Bayr6n
j e de igual elase seguidO pOr don Jns6
Gutierrez contra los SefOres Garcia hernia
nos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

La Reina Victoria de 1nglaterra ha deci-
dido visitar Irlanda 4 principiOs del mes
pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
TUAN, 10

q Aver tar,le h.zp 81 entr;yft Ell este puer
20, prOcedente de ST. Thomas & Isla Cmle-
bra la fragata eScuela lie la marina amer.
cana ''M1nO, geula al maudo del CONAN
dante A. w. WadnanS. Dicho buqne rs
de porte de 2.lOO toneladas, monta II ca
homes de diversos calibres su dotaciOn Ia
eOmponen 4O3 tripulantes.
En- Ia nOche del 2 del actual un iogOne.
70 de la planta electrical de Iayagii,z ases.
70 otrO empleadO de la misma fah,ica una
punalada en el vlentre lie reSultA de Ia cnal
creese que nlOrira tIl hecho ocurri6 fuera
del eGiticiO, se Ign"ran los motiyos qae
,andujeran al agresOr reallzarlO.
sdSl % de Febreru Gtiino recibi6 Una IA
prIca de lSenn"S instrucciOneS del Gobi4rnO
tei TranSvaal para construir lJ00O0 hOm
paS de artllleria con destino esta RepG-
Chlica.
.noratla de dou Mateo Fajlrtl,, en-
tnt6 penetrar en- la noche del dfa
LIDO americana, evitan lose un es
facias a Ia serenidad de Ia sonora
sSaqu6
De manana pasado recalara en- este
Duerto. proce,lente dc Puerto Plata. en- via.
je para 81 Thomas Europa ell vapor tran
c6s .'Salnt Simon -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
FRITzE LUADT & co

San Juan FOrtaleSa II
AGENTES generates de las siguientes
CompAhias de asegurO contra incendio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

mas quieran diIigirse a Amer
ca, Europa, Asia, Africa, Aus
tralia, ETC., etc.
Las horas de despacho ser4a
de Z y 80 de la mariana & 6 de
la tarde, todos los dfas.
En- todos los cablegramas
deben estamparse las palabras
VIA BERMUDA, por las
cualcs no hay que abOnar can
titlad alglna. No lleyandO d.
clas palabras, 10 podran cuE-
sarse aqueilos por las hneas dc
esta CompaTlia. D
La Compailia qnedara muy
obligala & todas aqucllas per-
sonas que Sc sirvan mandaT
anotar en- sus OticinaS Ia direc-
ci0n cablegafica de cada cual,
para mayor facilidad y ventaja
lie llS nIiSmaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

DE BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

E Compahf ene honor de papar pdbco que ha alberto
Odnas la cae de Tun pon depose cuano cabegra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

POr se"c rou rree vera oroy piho general "a
de este punto los demas del mlno No
Oficssas= TETVgaEay Ertts1n. ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

FL caierO del tranvia DE- Rio Pielras in.
70 aver Ia lesgracil de ca rse de Ia plssa-
fosIna de uno de lbs coctes, en nna dc las
freruentes sacndidas de IA naquna, orasio
nandase Ia disOcaci0n de una plerna al.
gunas commissioners. Fu6 asistiln iumedla
Iamente en- la eStaci6n de esta Capital, pOr
tres medicOs, y su estado no reyists grave
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

Han contraido ma.rimonio civil en- esta
Capital. don Balbino Rodriguez Rivera y
doila Inocencia Fl res
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

Por guardias de Ia Policfa Insular .lel
purstO del CarGen, Arroyo, faer,n captnra
Ilas Maria 5 ntos y Maria Rodriguez. cnulO
presuntas a"toras del conato d- Inc sndlO
OcurrIdo en- Ia llacendA ''Aglirre.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

Ell dla 1c del actual Sc encOntrabs fer
mo en- Paris. sufrlendo un atsque de pleu
resin, el Ministro de la Guerra Mr. de Ga.
llifet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

Ha iugresadO eu el Dep6sito m lnicip.l &
sufrir arrestO inpuestO por 81 JuzgIdo mt.
nicipal de San +. ancisco, el indiylLd, Jlse
E$cObar.