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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Great Bntain'S Weak Spot
Importance of the Food
Question to Her
MUST DEPEND ON OUTSIDE FOR
USTENANCE

The critical condition of Eng a1d to day
In her relations with foreign powers gives
great Importance to her food supply and the
meaLs OF maintaining 1t.
The figures that tell how John Bull is fed
form striking commentary on the recent
suggestion of tue London Times that pos.
sbly the Government might seek revenne
by import duties on grain AID agricultural
produce. During the year 1899, the
latest for which British official returns
are available, BIitain imported nearly
$1,000 900 hundredweight Of wheat, valued
at Ill, ,150,000, besides wheaton -four,
barley, oats and maize Of the value of
; 164 ,O00, 900 more. In the same year
f)relgn grown meats, fresl and salt, to the
value of over : 157 100000 were served on
British tables, end nearly ! 50,O0O,0 900
worth of meat on the hoOf was imported in
addition. The British table of imports for
1899 also includes an item of : 9S, S,000,0 900
for butter and oleomargarine, one of 1927 $50
600 for cheese, another of 5 15 100000 for
lard, and yet another of %, 600, 900 for eggs
A short sum in addition shows, therefore,
that the British nation is drawing on foreign
sources for bread and meat and otter staples
of daily food the indiSpensables of life
to civilized peop!e-to the extent of
; 647 ,OO0, ,0O0 worth every yeor. We have
included in these totals the comparatively
small fractions imported from the British
colonies AS distinguished from the home
production Of the United Kingdom they are
as much foreign supplies as the rest.
AS to the proportion which British food
imports bear to the total Of British consump
ton, 1t appears that for every seven bushels
of wheat grown in the two islands twenty
five bushels have to be imported. The per
capita consumption of wheat is six bushels,
50 that a total of 240,00O,O00 hnshels
year is called for. The home crop is
about $4,000, 900 bushels year, leaving
5000, 600 bushels to be brought in from
abroad. The British consumption of meat
is about 5000, 100000 pounds annually, not
quite 125 pounds per capita, and nearly
one-third of it is imported. AS to milk and
milk products, Britain produces about one
half of her total consumption and imports
the other half.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Opening d lhe Pan-lnOIican
Exposition !;
President Nc Kinley twill
touch the.Button
BUFFALO WILL DO THE REST

The plans for opening the Pan American
Exposition are assuming definite shape. IL
has been decided to open the exposition on
May L. At that time President Nc Kinley
aud his Cabinet are expected 10 be On their
way to the Pacific Coast. 1t is proposed t.
connect the Presidents train by telegraph
with the temple of music. Direct telegrap
bic communication will also be established
with the executive offices of tie Presidents
of all the republics of the Western Hemjs
phere and and the Governor General of Ca
NADIA. At precisely two o'clok, Buffalo
time, they will all be requested to toucl'
electric buttons in their offices, which will
start pieces of machinery at the exposition
At the same time it is expected that they
will transmit message Of greeting Pres
ident Nc Kinley from his special car, sur
rounded by his Cabinet, will then start the
great fountain pumps, and will transmit
over the wires a message of greeting.
On May II it is proposed to hold impos
ing dedicatory ceremonies, when 1t is ex
pected that Vice President Roosevelt, Gov
Odell, and large number Of national and
diplomatic officials will be pre- rtsent. A day
probably between June 9 and II, will be
designated g Presidents day." when Pres
idept Mckinley and his party, On their re
turn from the Coasi, will be present.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
The Fighting Filth On IFS Way
TO Manila
The Regiment will leave Sar
Francisco on the 'Pakland".-

The various troops of the famous Fifth
United States Cavalry, so long stationed in
Porto Rico, which have been ordered to the
Philippines will rendezvous at San Fran
cisco.
The squadron nov at Fort Mye. left
Washington last Sunday
The squadron consists of Troops |, X, l.,
aud NJ, of the 4" Fighting Fifth Cavalry,
and the men, though eager for active service
express general regret at leaving their pleas
ant quarters on the Potomio. the squad
ron went to Washington from service in
Porto Rico, and the officers, have realized
for some time that the stay ia Fort Myer
would be short one.
The horses of the squadron were sent
ahead to San Francisco, where they will be
joined bv the mounts of the other troops OF
the Fifth Cavalry, which ar bound for Man
liza, and all will sail together on the PAX
land, chartered animal transport under
control os the quariermaSter's department..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
New War Ships l6r
The French Navy
Orders for an Armored Cruiser,
Many Destroyers and Sub
marine Boats.

The first portion of the scheme for the
increase OF the French navy has been put
into execution. The Minister of Marine,
NJ. de Lenessan, announces that he has
given orders to lay the keel, at Toulon. OF
an armored cruiser of 12,500 tons, to have
speed OF % knots, and to be named the
Victor Hugo, and for the building, at Roch.
eto t, of two torpedo boat destroyers, Of 3O3
tons each, and to have speed of 2S.5
knots.
Three submarine boats of a new type, fol-
experiments, have been ordered, and twenty
submarine boats of type already tried
will be shortly commenced at the various
naval yards. Eight other destroyers and
! eleven first class torpedo boats, to have q
speed of "a knots, have been ordered il
private yards.
The building of other battle ships ant
torpedo boat destroyefs will soon be start
ed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Curious Mistakes IN speech.
The Bulls : not Confined
to IriShmen.

The sons of Erin have long ldbored under
the imputaton of making more d" breaks y
with their tongues than any of their fellow T.
mOrtalS, but from the following it would
seem that the bull" is not necessarily
indigenous to Irish sell.
It was a Frenchman who in writing to an
acquaintance said: 6 | left my knife at your
office yesterday. If You find it please send
it TO me Yours, LIE Rogue.
"P. Since writing this have found
my knite, so you need not trouble to send It,"
fhe same individual sent present of
some fruit to a friend, and in the bottom OF
the basket be placed note, tfe postscript
to which read: g You will find this note in
the bottom of the basket, but if yOu do not,
let me know Immediately"
1t was Scotcbman who said: g The
butcher ia our town does such small
business that he only has to kill half leef
at time.O
A German, in advertising for lost pig
said: 1t has no earmaTkS except its tail,
which is misslngD
A British Magistrate, on being informed
by vagabond that he had no wife,
responded: (" Well, that's lucky thing for
her."
At prayer-meeting in Vermont pious
old deacon invoked blessing on ''poor
young man whose father is a drunkard and
whose mother Is widow
At negro ball the doorkeeper, on being
asked what 9 Not transferable on the
tickets meant, replied: 1t means dat no
gentleman am admitted less lie come hisself."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Trouble III the Hawaiian Legislature
Secretary Cooper Ordered out
of the House.
WAS MAKING RECORD FOR
WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT

The fr t Territorial Les stature of Hawaii
began its sessions in Honolulu February 20,
and has been IN session since.
J. A. Akina, Independent, Hawaiian
Chinese member from the Island of Kauai,
was elected speaker of The house, and DIR.
Nicholas Rus ell, of Hawaii, white man,
was chosen president Of the senate.
On the third day Secretary of the Ter
ritory Cooper was unceremonlusly ordered
ont of the house and escorted out by the
sergeant at arms. Acting under the section
of the Territorial act which provides that he
shall "rec0rd and preserve the laws and
proceedings of the legislature" Secretary
Cooper took place on the floor of the
house,. with a stenographer, to secure
record Of the proceedings. Representative
BeckleY, Independent, offered resolution
requiring HIM to leave. The resolution set
forth that his preserce on the floor was
violation Of the rule that the three depart
ments of government-executiy judicial
and egIsfatve-must be kept separate, and
it was urged in debate that Gov. Dole had
put Cooper where he was with view to
intilCidatng members by letting them see
that. the executive officer was taking a
stenographic report of the proceedings.
Cooper was declared by Republicans to
be present as a representative of President
McKinley, as he had been ordered to.
ttanSmit report to Washington, but even
this plea did not deter the Independents.
After long debate they passed tie Becsley
resolution by vote of 20 to 8, the nine
being all the Republicans in the house.
1t is understood Cooper has asked Wash
ington for ruling as TO the meaning of the
instructions given GIN to send a record.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
EXPOSICION
al Consejo Executive

La "Liga de plopietarios de fiucas urha-
mas de san juan, dirigira una petici6n al
Consejo Ejecutivo, en- solicitud de que sea
ell valor pericial de las fincas ell que Sc tome
como base para fjar Ell capital; que en-
ell case de este Sc deduzcs por ell alqui.
to, Sc rebsje ell 20 pOr clentO Ia renta bruts;
y que Sc publiquen en- listas nominales las
valuacioneS de los inmuebleS, q fiu de que
los contribuyentes puedan enterarse de las
Quotas fijadaS a todOs, reclanlandO en- de-
fensa de sus intereses para que haya equi'
dad en- ell reparto de las contrib1ciones.
La instancia nos parece justa.
La ieproduciremos en- ell pr6xim0 nd-
nero de este diario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
de pOliCia

Sc ha dado orden la policia dc capturar
a Domingo Iglesias, que en union de Vicen-
te Davila, robaron una pluma de aqua valo-
rada en- cinco dollars; al segrndo Guico que
ha sido -abido Sc le impuSo la mn ia de
treinta dias de trabajos forzados.
Mu'tadO con dos dollars Juan Vazquez,
por realizar actos inmoraleS en- la via pGbli.
ca en- union de Candelara RoSada.
Amonestados, Eusebio Iglesias y Maria
Fernandez por escandalO.
Sc do cuenta al juzgado, de Jose San
chez por estafa a don Antonio Sevill no; y
de Jose Pena por haber vendiaO algunos
sacOs de cafe rcbados, una impOrtante ca
Sa de comerco de esta capital
Qnedando disposition del juzgado de
San Francisco, ell individuo Esteban Hur
taS, p9r robo de un paraguas, un revolver y
un sombrer0 Mr.. Albert
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
The Gdala|Q QuiVir River in Spain
oVcIaOOdS IFS banks and causes
great loss TO property

Especial Cablegram to Boletin M4rcantil
Madrid, Saturday.-'rhe inunda-
tons caused by the Guadalquivir
river in three towns of Andalucfa
has caused over 100000 pesetas
in damages.
Tne damage throuhgout the pro-
vince cannot be accurately estima
ted.
Many miles OF Olive groves have
been lost The people are terror
striken the food being the larges
ever known in that country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Tribunal Supreme
DE JUSTICIA

--Ha dictado sentencia declarando no
haber lugar al recurso de casaciGn por in
Traction de ley interpuesto por cl Ministe
rio Fiscal contra la sentencia del Tribunal
de Distrito de Ponce, en- la causa seguida
contra Froilan Hopio Figueroa, per le-
stones
= Ell Presdente de dicho Tribunal ha
acordado la cancellation de la fianza hipo.
tecaris one presto don Flcrencio Berries
para garantir ell ejercicio del cargo de Fro.
curador del extinguido Juzgado de Ia ms.
tancia de Caguas, por haberse cumplido
10 que respecto del particular, establece la
Orden Judicial de 6 de Marco de 1899.
Aver Sc vic ante ell Tribunal Supreme
ell recurso de casaci6n interpuesto por do1a
Carmen Flores, pOr infracc6n de ley en-
autos contra don LUIS Rodriguez, sObre
reclamation de una herencia.
Ell dia 26 Sc celebrara la vista del re
curse de casaci6n interpuesto por Ramon
Montana, en- causa segulda por defrauda
ci6n de Rentas Internas.
ALMANAQUES de "Bailly Baillere" para
l90l a 60 centavOs en- ell uoletin Mercantil."
DeSde aver estan declarados en- huelga 10!
operaros de la fabrica de tabacoS de '"Ls
Colectiva", quienes plden aumento de jor
nal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Mas detalleS
del Gltimo incendio oCurrido
en- MOrOViS

Casas Quemadas: dos almacenes, propie-
dad de don Alfonso del Rio; una casa tienda,
propiedad del mismo senor Alfonso; la car
NIGERIA, propie1ad del Municipio; una casa
propiedad de don Candido Corrada, otra
idem propiedad de dofa Sandala COllazo,
otra propiedad de don Tito Munfd, otra idem
del senor CAIRO, una idem propiedad de
dona Victoria Ruiz, parte de la casa propie-
dad de don Juan Laurealo, habi6ndose sal.
vado ell resto de la misma.
Las p6rdidas materiales ascienden $3.50
dollars.
Al yer ell extraordinario incremento que
tomaba la confagraci6n temi6 fundadamen.
re el yecindario que todo ell pueblo iba q pc.
tecer entire las llamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
director Of National Standards at
Washington
Establishment of New Bureau

Samuel w. Stratton, of Illinois, has been
appointed and confirmed as First Director
of the Bureau of National Standards. This
is new government division, and is
fashioned after similar departments In
Europe.
The bill was rushed through in the last
hours of Congress. The Bureau OF National
Standards will Tx the weights and measures
Tor the entire country. The sum of $500, 900
was appropriated for the building of q labor.
atory.
Director Stratton will receive $4,000 a
year. He will begin with force Of fourteen
clerks, and this will be increased to thirty
when the laboratory is completed.
Germany has the most extensive bureau
Of standards in the world, the annual expense
Of maintenance being $1,0O0,OO0. Great
Britain comes next.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Celebration de I'm
Concerto en- ell
PalaciO de Sta. Catalina.

Con objeto de reuniE fondos para hacer la
mejor presentation possible de Iabores en- la
Exposition de Bdffalo, la comisi6n nombra-
da al efecto, que SO compone de conocidas
damas de esta localidad, entire las que igura
la sonora del Gobernador Civil, ha organi.
zado un concerto, que tendra lugar el mi6r-
coles, en- los salones del palacio de Santa
Catalina, galantemente cedidos por aquella
dana.
La entrada costarS solamente 90 ctys, '
Ia junta de damas, invita- por nuestro con /.
ducto & toda Ia sociedad de Ia isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
.Cuhn Convention may approve
the propositions Of The United States
Opposition on the part
of the Public

Special Cablegrar to Bolctin Mercantl
Havana. Saturday. 1t is now
generally believed that the Cuban
National Convention will accept the
proposition offered by the Wash
ington Government for the future
relations to exist between that coun
try and the United States.
The populace, nevertheless, ella
NOR resolutely that no concessions
be conceded as asked for by Con
greSs through the President.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
TRADE FALLING AWAY.

Coincidentally with this bl0ated expen-
diture the trade outlook in all directions is
uniformig depressing.
The shr:ukage IN the iron and steel trades
since Cnrstnas is unprecedented.
The Manchester cotton industry is rapidly
declining
A period of great distress in Lancashire
is looming up.
Northamptcn's boot trade, owing to Amer.
lean competition, IS Stacker than at any
time in fifteen years
The shipbulfding centres are stagnant.
Railway traffic is universally diminish.
in.
If industrial paralysis drives the unem
ployed to enlist it will render the strain Of
paying for the oppressive armament the
b }ers have forced England to adopt all the
more exhausting.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
ZOO Prisoners Of Var taken b
The Glg!iSh.

Special cablegram to Boletin Mercantil
London, Saturday. Lord Kit
chener has cabled the War Depart
ment that his forces operating i'll the
peis shborhood of Tnabanchu, south
ern Orange, have defeated the Beers
taking 200 Prisoners. A strong
force of British have concentrated
to the north Of Cape Colony.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
POVERTY No OBsTCLE.

"No young man should wistfully look
ahead at the bright awards of a grand career
and allow himself to be prevented from
entering the race for their possession by
adverse surroundings. OF course there may
be conditions of his own mind or character
that absolutely and unrelentingly close the
door upon him.
off he is inirm in resolution, deficient ir
self-reliant perseverance, lacking sin cOur
Ggeous ambition, or generally weak in dis
position, he should cease the contemplation
of a high career and fix bis eye on someth
ing lower and less difficult. Ease may
bring to such man contentment; bu
neither ease nor adversely will make hin
great.
"Of the main elements that enter into
the composition of adversely, poverty may
well be regarded as the most prominent ant
pronounced. Is it a more coincidence tha
the life story of many a successful and use
full man-in business and in every noble
calling and profession begins with th'
statement that his parents were poor, O
that he was a poor boy!
''It may not be that such conditions ant
success always stand in the relationship o
CduSe auu eHeC'; Dut tuey certainly dppea
t, be quite intimate associates. There i
surely no development of mental traits, an'
no stimulation of the forces of true manhood
so thorough and so imperousy effective a
those produced by the combination of well
regulated ambition with the healthful igor
of poverty.
"Of the traits thus developed, the mos
important is persistency that will not b
denied in large measure the result 0
we'll fought battles and successful strug
g'es."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
NEuROSINE RRuNlEH

Parece que los rateros Sc dedican ahora
con gran empeno al export de robar pa
fiueloS.
Raro es ell dia que no recibimos quejas
de esta especie.
Es de admirar su limpieza en- Ell "tra.
bsjo" 81 SO tene en- Gu nta que en- las ca
lies dc la capital, no hay aglomeraci6n de
tes pafses.
Esta noche celebrara bale la sociedad
"Club de Regatas,n de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23

: para producer 'rma ere
ma agradable' al pala-
! dar. Scott &: Bovine
fneron mas ALA y aso-
oi;lndole los :hipofosf-
tas dc cal de sosa,
que son los reconstitu-
ycntcs mas poderosos
que Sc conocen en- la
medicina, produjeron
una combination feliz
que da grasa yfortaleza
4 los teiidos y.pulmo-
mes, cal 1 los huesos,
tGsforo al ccrebro Y
sosa / la sangre.
Dcbc cxigir~e siempre la legitima
Emulsion De scott que lleya la
etiqneta del honbre con el baca
lao I cuestas.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Q,limicos. New York.
De venta en- todas parties.
IIA:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
IRISH No LONGER ENLIST.

Ireland has always provided soldiers
greatly out of proportion in numbers to her
population, but there the recruiting has
fallen to zero. The new regiment of Irish
Guards absolutely failed to attract recruits
1t only numbers 400 men, who were drafted
from other Irish regiments.
England is approaching within meas
ureable distance, too, of a normal budget o.
billion dollars. Ten years ago the budget
was only $500, 100000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
English Army Cannot Get Recruits
Conscription will socn be a
Necessity.
SHRINKAGE IN BRITISH TRADE

Advices from London state that imperia.
llsm has quickly brought England face to
face with conscription. @
All the military authorities agree that
War Secretary Brodrick's new scheme for
adding l26,500 men to the army means at
least limltel conscription in the form of the
militia ballot
No increase of pay being offered and
recruiting alleady having failed to maintain
even the existing establishment, the thin
end of the wedge of compulsory service must
be introduced.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
Modification d Postal Tariff
between |. 5. and Cub;
Commencing April Ist.

Especial cablegram to Boletin Mercantil
Washington, Saturday.-Accvrd
ing to instructions issued by the
Post Master General, the postal rate
between Cuba and the United
States will commence on a new
basis April 1st.
The new tariff will be the same as
existing at the present between
Mexico and the u. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23

Sc halla en- esta capital, en- asuntos de
sular don Ernesto Lopez Diaz que acci-
dentalmente desempena la capitania del
distrito de Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
More Philippines Surrender.
HOStilitieS cease in Island
of Panay.

Special Cablegram to Bcletn MeantiI
Manila, Saturday Cables recei-
we'd from Panay state that l80 re-
bellious Philippines have surrender
ed to the American forces operating
in that Island.
The rendering of this baud ceases
hostilities in that Island.
Many Philippines have escaped
into the interior upon the ap roach
of Americon troops 500 PnilipA
pines have also surrendered in the
Island OF Negros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23

The operatives of the g Colectiya cigar
factory have been on strike since yesterday
owing to demand for increased wages.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
BN-Presidcnt Cleveland on The
Secret Of Success.
Attributes his rises in life to
Persistency.
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

Former President Grover Cleveland has
contributed to the Saturday Evening Post
an article on 'tThe Uses of Adversely" In
it he narrates briefly and in the third per.
son his own Struggles for success.
: He concludes with "few words sugges
tive of the kind of success most worthy OF
struggle and effort" He says: -
cit can hardly be admitted as a general
pro3osition that adversely is desirable
companion. InaSmuch, however, as it can
not be shaken off, but constantly claims
joint world occupancy with us, PHILOSOPHERS
effort has been made to find some factor o.
compensation in it's unpleasing familiarity
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23

Ha trasiadado su resdencia de Huma.
Gao Santurce la senora dona Manuela
Gutman, yiuda de Busteo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23

Para fines de este mes sc espera en- HUI
macao, procedente de Barcelona, el doc
tor don Pablo Font Ma-telo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23

Manana, como va hemos ananCiadO pre-
viamen te, tendra lugar en- nuestrO teatro la
function de despedda del notable baritone
senOr Lafita.
Sc pOndra nuevamente en- eScena la gran.
diosa zarzuela ''Marinsn, y ell chIstosisime
juguete c6micO "El nOyio de dona In6s";
ambas obras de 10 mejor de nuestro reperto.
rio teatral
Con este aliciente la baratura lie los
precios el lleno sera complete.
A Ia termination de la function habr& un
tren gratis, para Santurce Puerta lie
TERRA.
III confnado en- el preside, Hilario Teja-
da, ha elevado un escrito al Fiscal general
reatando su in0cenCia.
Ell in1ividuo Manuel Flores implOra ell
perd6n de su hermano Francisco MarcanO,
condenado a catorce amos, ocho meseS un
dia de presidio por ell delitO de homicidio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23
DESEO CONPRlR TERRENO
ENTIRE SANTURCE Y RIO PlEDRAS

Pueden dirigirse para precios condiciones
Corrcos apartud0 365, san Juan, )
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-23

El Juez municipal de Santa Isabel ms
truye sumario contra ell guardia insular
Juan Berries BOrgeS, pOr homicide de
Juan Tricoche.