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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
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Amer "Phladelphia" Eslala pn
este puerto el dia 81 de- corrente po
cedente de la Guayra y escalas cont
nuando Wage dnectameDte para New
York.
Amer '.Marscaibo" En- viaje para
"a Gnayra y escalas procedente del
puerto de New Yok l'egala a 6-te
ell dia 2 de Agosto p'6xino.
Esp. .Oonde w frrdo' .Sali6 de
OanArias el da iS. del corriente con
deatiuo a este puerto, seguiia pala
los do Mayaghez, Ponce, Sal tisgo de
Cuba, HabsDa y Matan9ss
Cub. "Maria Hererao Llegara a
este puerto del % al 80 del corriiente
p. ocedente de Habans y escalas inter-
medias.
Esp ssCiudad de Oadizn Sails de
Oadis ell dia 15 del corfiente con desti-
no este puerto.
Esp. "Puerro Ricon - Debe haber
salido de Cauasias ell dia 16 del actual
para este puerto, de donde seguiIA para
Mayagdez Ponce, Habana y SANTIAGO
de Cuba.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26

pr ,clama dec'araDdo ell libre cabota.e
entfe los Estados Undo y esa isIa.
MercadO de Nueva York de hoy.
Harina dc Trigo GEL Gigante' So 95 saco
Harina de Maiz Golden Maize 1915 saco
Forage de Schumacher 31.3O saco
Tocino de Morton 16 barril
Jamones SS.a las 100 liLras
Salchichones $1,000 las 100 libras
Mantsca ccfriente 1854 las 100 libras.
Manteca pura 80 las 100 libras
Libras 4.S4 7lS
Azdcar centrifugado 4.3t16
AaGcar mascabado 3.9t16
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
George B. Edwards

En- ell vap0r americana s'San Juann, ha
regresado esta capital procedente de los
Estados Unidos, el senior don George B.
Edsoards, redactor de la secci6n inglesa del
BoLETIN.
Completsmente restablecido de la dolen.
cia que le aquejaba, volveri encargarse de
Sc labor en- estas 6ficiDas, 10 que tene-
mos Ell placer de comunicar, q nuestros sus.
criptores.
Uele5Ia hoy sns idias Ia bella d1iisttiiug gd(
da sefiorita Ana Maria Sicard6, & quien to-
nemos el gusto de felicitar, deseandole todo
g6nero de felicidadts
Mafana sabado 81. tendra lugar en- la cas
pilla de la V. O. T. Franciscans, una Misa
de Requiem cantada, en- sufragio del alma
de la se7io-a doha Cruz Vergara de Cueto,
que falleci6 el 81 de Junio dltimo.
Sc ALQUILA UNA QUINTA en-
Hato Rey Cen una cuerda de terreno plan
tada de arboles frutales. Tiene comodi-
dades modernas. Esta situada en- la dlti.
ma estaci6n antes de llegar Rio piedras.
Informara F. Schluter, BOLETIN MER.
cANTIL, San Juan, P. r.
Aver ell individuo Pedro Rivera, Sc apo.
der6 de una silla de don Cello Rossy, sien.
DO detenido por Ia policfa & los pocos mo
mentos de haber verifcado el hecho, ocu
p&nlole el obj ito robado.
Dos j6venes muy c,nocidos en- esta To-
calidad tuvieron aver un encuentro en- la
Gale de Ia Luna, propinAndose fuertes gol-
pes.
La Emulsion de Scott merece con Jus.
ticia ell alto concepto en- que Ia tiene Ia
profesisn m6dica. Asf 10 rsconoce el h&--
bll inteligente DIR. Don Florencio vi.
Iluendas, de Juana Diaz, Pt0 Rico.
He aquf sus propias palabras
ssLs Emulsion de Scott es un prepara.
do excelentr, justamente conceptuado asi
por todos los m6dicos."
DR.. Florencio Villuerdas.
Medico Titular de JuanA Dias.
Juana Dlss, Pto. Rico, Julio 10 de 1894.
Han llegado & esta capital procsdentes
de Ponce, los sefiores. don Juan Lopez y
don Inocencio Dias.
Qued6 muy concurrids Ia retreta que
anoche di6 la Banda militar, siendo eJe-
cutado el programa con gusto , maestIfa.
El pdblico qued6 muy satisfecho.
El primer teniente del ej6rcito america
|no. Mr.. Emil Honbscher, Sc halla en- Ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
HN7RArAs DR CABOT Jg,

HN7RArAs DE CABOTfJv
De Humacao y Fsjardo gol "Maria''
con 10 siguiente: A la 6rden 3 d "
baules muebles.
/ De Humacao y Naguabo gol "Do
lores' con 10 siguiente: Piza HERNIA
nos bis sebo y 60 cueros de res.
De Ponce Aguadilla Y Arecibo gol
"Oarmelita" con 10 siguiente: j Ochoa
y HeImlno 160 d cigarrillos. Manuel
Vega Nevarez l d cuadros Fernandez
Gauran y co 80 d cigarrillos Fidel
Guillermety l d dI6gas Sobrinos de
Portilla d y 800 tubos hero Pedro
Ohandri 40 SIS maiz Scrs de L Villa
mil y co liz SIS habichuelas. Planas
Rojo y co 6 d aceite.
SALiDAS on TRAvssla
Para Fajardo vap amer "Arksdia"
despachado por The New York y Por
to Rico SS co en- lastre.
sALlDAs DE oABoTaJR
Para Naguabo vap amr "Vasco" en-
lastre@
Para AreciDo y ruta vap amer "Long
fellow" con carga general.
i,ESf ~ FAD
Para Humacso Naguabo gol "Aua
Maria".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
BON

Para atender a las nocesidales mo-
mentaneas de consume, solamente Sc
solicitan reducidas cantidades de dicho
ifquido; y debido la irregularidad en-
operaciones no Sc ha normalizado ell
precio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
Creencia de los pOlftfC0s
- ss americanos
Cuba deseara Ia anexion
ENCONTRADAS OPINION ES DE LA
PRENSA
Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil)

Nueva York, viernes. - Desde
Washington msni6estan al Herald
que entire los hombres mas eminen-
tes de la politica americana se cree
que ell establecimiento del cabotaje
entire esa isla y los Estados Uni
dos, excitara en- los cubanos ell de-
SEQ de anexionarse 8 la Rep1blica
de la Union para gozar de los bene
ficics concedidos a Puerto Rico
Estas versiones darap lugar q
encontladas opiniones entire la prem
ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
HOrrOr0sa explosion de
una fabrica de petr6-
leo
FL fuego Sc extiende rapidame,.te
OENTRO DE LA CIUDAD DES.
TRUIDO
[Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletir
Me-cantil)

Nueva York, viernes.-El CORES
ponsal del /" Evening Post, de esta
ciudad en- Boston Ronge capital del
Estado de Louisiana, telegra6a di
ciendo que anoche ocurrio una es
pantosa explosion en- una gran "a
brica de petroleo, sta en- el inlicada
ciudad.
81 fuego SO comunic6 ensaguida
& los edifcios inmediatos y ayudado
por una rafaga de visnto adquirio
pronto considerables preparedness.
Han ocurrido muchas desgracias
personales. cuyo ndmero Sc ignora
Las p6rdidas son considerables y
el centro de la ciudad de Baton
Rouge ha sido completamente des
truido por las llamas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26

lServicio cablegraico especial del Boletin
Mercantfll
Nueva York, viernes. = Anaden
los mismos periodicos que Kriiger
tambien signifc6 al corresponsal
ingles que regresarfa a su pals por
Italia con objeto de visitar al Rsy
Victor Manuel 2e y su esposa Ia
Relna Elena hacienda ademas ma
vista de cortesfa a s. s Leon XIII
del que hizo el viejo Kruger nuy
dignas apreciaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
GA NJ BIOS

Oontiu1a encalm ada la solicitud
cerraudo fojos los 1ipos siguientes:
Londres sIv. ........ 81 85 a 4 80 e
New York, 3 dIv... la par
Paris, 8 dlv...... 50 30 2.60p Sd
Espana, dIv..----- 27ap.S ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
El Gabinete de Copenha
que desea la venta de
las antiilaS daneSaS


Inf1uira por terminar las negociacio.
mes
Ell REY CHRISTIAN ACEPTA LA
VENTA
lServicio tslegr&ico especial del Boletin
Mercantil
CopeDhague, viernes. Despnes
de un largo consejo celebrado DO
los ministries, Astos han declarado
que ell gabinete dinamarques es par
tidario de la venta de las antillas
danesas al gobierno americana y
que ha de infiuir todo cuanto pue-
da por llevar q cabo 10 mas rapida
mente possible las negociaciones en-
tabladas.
Aseguran ademas que 81 Rey
Christian es partidario tambien de
Ia venta.
Interview de I'm Periods
ta ingles y Mr. Kruger
ElIreesidente DEL Transvaal reere
sara Z So pals
TERMINos oPTIMIsTAs
<a.~v;.fc ..t,1..-<a~, <-,..,.1 Al r<,&tf-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
Las primeras lluvias er
la z0na del trigO
Esperanzas de los cosecheros
EXTENSION DE LAS LLUvIAs

lServicio cabIegrafico especial del B0letiT
Mercantile
Nueva York, viernes. -Segdn ds
tos oficiales recibidos en- ell Depai
tamento de Agriculture de Was
hipgton han empezado las lluvias en-
los Estados que abraza la zona del
trigo esperanto los agricultores sal
var la pr6xima cosecba que creian
abrasada con los dltimos calores
Las lluvias Sc extiendln 4 toda la
region que bafia el Mississippi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
TRIBUNALES

lei 20 Sc vera en- juicio oral pdblico la
causa seguida contra jose M. Gonzalez
SAnchez, por ell supuesto dAlito de NAL.
vetsaci6n de caudales pdblicos.
Antes de aver le fue robado un ameri
cano en- Santurce unos clantos obJetos de
comedor y-yarias prendas de vestir.
Ell ladr6n pene.r6 por el corral desa
rrajando una ventana, aun Sc descont ce
el autor del techo apesar de las pesquisas
que practica la polIcfa.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital el sefior don
Juan Rioseco, de Fsjardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
"Oorrientes cubanos", $13 q 5 134 por
"pil6n" y 5 IA a S 144 por 'bacienda
MAIZ

La solicitud de este grano continda
muy moderado cuya cotizaci6n cierra
aoja 4 So fanega, habiendo abundante
existencia del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26


proximo mes de Octubre regresara
al Africa del Sur y afiade eli cores
ponsal que ell viejo patricia boer Sc
ha expresado en- terminos muy Opt
mlsfas con respe:to a una intervon
cion euroDea que consiga la pax
entire su pals y ell Reino Undo.
Kruger ira d Italia
Visitara a los reyes y al Papa
APREOIAOIONES QUE HAOE DEL
JEFE DE LA lGLESIA CATO
LIOA
4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26

Nueva YoIk, viernep. A Las once
9 Is mailana de aver ha fifmado en-
IQRton y en IL Mansion Ejeoutiva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26
Ell VINO DEsILEs

ELL VIM DESlLES
El "Vino D6silesu cortado CON aqua de
Saint Galmier.B .Badoit, constituye en- vera
no Ia bebida mas sana, refrescante agra.
| dable.
Reemplaza ventajosamente los jarabes,
|ceryelas limonadas que irritan ell intes.
tino.
Tonifica los pulmones. rrgularisa las pal
pitaciones del c,rsz63, activa el traEajo
de Indigestion
Ri homLre debilitado SAGA de 6l fuer, a,
vigor ealud.
FL h0mbIe que gasta mucha actividad
Ia conserva con el uso regular de este
cordial, eficaz en- todos los casos, eminen.
temente digestive y fortiicante sgrada-
BILE al gusto como un licor de mesa.
Anoche Sc di6 Ia funci6n anunciada por el
Acknowledged Lumieren, viendosa el Tea
tro completamente lleno de espectadores
que no Sc cansan de admirar dicho apara
to J sus hermosas vistas. Esta noche ha.
bra funci6n, siendo el programa muy ame-
no y escogido.
Anoche hubo I'M fuerte esc&ndalo en- Ia
calle del Sol entire dos mujeies de NAL
vivir, gracias & IL intervention de otras
|compaheras pudo aplacarse dicto alboroto.
Hoy SO han verifcado en- ell Tribunal de
|policfa de Oatedral dos juicio.
p: sabado 10 fa6 robada Vicente Vifias
una carretilla, por el indiyfduo Luis Mar.
tines, que fu6 detenido el lunes, ocupan
dossle 10 mencionada carretilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26

hHRAcIosEs DB Buot Es ~ 'u.R'o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26

UslsbIa hoy sns idiiia5 Ia bella , daiisttiug gun
da sefiorita Ana Maria Sicard6, & quien to-
nemos el gusto de felicitar, deseandole todt
g6nero de felicidadts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26

Ma1ana sabado 81. tendra lugar en- la cas
pilla de la V. O. T. Franciscans, una Misa
de Requiem cantada, en- sufragio del alma
de la sefio.a dofa Cruz Vergara de Oueto,
que falleci6 ell 81 de Junio dltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-26

Sc ALQUILA UNA QUINTA er
Hato Rey Cen una cuerda de terreno plan
tada de arboles frutales. Tiene comodi-
dades modernas. Esta situada en- la dlti
ma estaci6n antes de llegar Rio piedras
Informara F. Schluter, BoLETIN MER
CANTIL, San Juan, P. r.
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Greensboro. n. c., August 14.-Mr. u
V. TAYLOR and Miss Irving Scales We're
married at Z o'clock this morning at the
home of the bride, on East Washington
street. The ceremony was performed b!
Rev DR.. l.. w. Crawford in the presence
of the members of the family and few
intimate friends. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor left on an extended brida
tour, which will embrace New York and
Buffalo and several points in Canada.
Mr.. TAYLOR is recognized as very
bright young lawyer. He served three
years as mayor of Greensboro, making one
OF the best mayors any city ever had. lie
was Instrumental in securing many i'm
provements and interesting capita! in tho
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pany. which is engaged IL building q
street railway in Greensboro and install
ing an electric light and power plant
His bride is an accomplished young lady
She is a niece OF the late Governor a. Nj
Scales and is sister of Mr.. A. M. Scales
a leading member Of the Greensboro ban
and chairman of the Guilford county D@n,
ocratic executive committee.
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SHE SOON ALTERED 1T.

Many young ladies have found it neces-
sary to improve, or rather to alter, the
spelling of the names with which they
were originally blessed. Mabel become
Mabelle, Jessie becomes Jessica, Mary be-
come Marie, and so forth. brother lately
received a letter from his young sister
at fashionable boarding school. 1t was
signed Jessica. He answered:
Dear Sister Jessca-Your welcome let
ter received. ,Papaica and Mammaica are
we'll. Aunt Maryica and Uncle Georgia.
started for Glasgowica yesterday. | have
bought new horse. You ought to see l.:
it's beauty It's name is Maudica. Your
affectionate brother, Samica.',
I he sisters next letter was signed
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belonging to his father, plying between
Fairfield and Elizabeth City. He has a
large circle of friends.
The marriage was quiet home one,
only relatives and close friends being
present. Mr.. A. N. Spencer rendered the
music for the occasion. The bride was
handsomely attired in a going away gown
of blue broadcloth, trimmed with black.
The bridal couple left yesterday for =
visit to Buffalo, after which they will go
to Baltimore for some time where the
groom intends to study medicine ana
make that his profession.
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There was a wedding yesterday morn
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the nature of a surprise to the friends Of
the bride and groom in this city.
The bride was Miss Maggie S. Simmons.
the attractive and popular daughter of
Mrs ]. 0. Guthrie, and the groom was Mr..
Marion M. Harris, of Hyde county, the
son of Mr.. j. G.. Harris prominent citi-
zen of Hyde and a former member of the
Legislature from that county. He is a
graduate of A. and Nj. College, having
concluded his course there in 1900. since
which time he has been the engineer of
the steamer Alma" one OF the vessels
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-23

of the Convention by demandIn< cca~ tinued calls Of the Houee.
 Mir. deGraffenreid--1 move . c4II ,ok the House. There are eignty-xhr<@ members in the House and a roll can will develop 1t. <. X
 The president--A call. Of tho Hous1 Is moved. Those who ssutain the c@H {" A saficient number rose to sustain the call.
 Mr. samford--I do not desire e ir< terpose dilatory tactics. I am infoFms4 there is a quorum present and WiN withdraw the. call. did 1t thinking there was no, quorum, and there W@e not at that time. s
 Mir. wiison--I renew the point that no quorum voted on the motion cn that amendment.
 MT. OfNeili---I make the pomk Sns gentleman is too late. .
 The President--Tha Chair thinks the gentleman made his point in time. anq in the opinion of the Chair the poins ls well taken. A
 MT. White--I submit if quorum ls present. which there is, 1t don't mnke any difference whether the quorum votes or not.
 MT. JonesA-The first business Wne1 quorum appears is to take ,upy npsI- ness where we left off whGu the laek of a quorum appeared. fvt TherefQrel move that we take up business atstnae point. ;ges.
 qAf.l lIenkins<-I make the point qf order if 1t appears a quaruna was nae voting motion Is lostcand, the rQnN way they can reach it isste reconaau- CT it.
 the point made by the gentleman mem Tefferson. [ insist that the Chair can know and dees know that a auorum did not vote because the vote waH taken by a rising vote, ana un1Hx3 the last clause of Rule B ~ is provided "a majority of the Convention shall be quorum 70 transact business." So II say thai ine business is done unless q quorum a,se. vote. agree with the point o1 -. - rentleman from Montgomery k4pw it is lfuled frequently otherwise pus the better rule seems to me to be A no ouortixn is voting, ncthiuE ts dsne. Mr de(sraffenre8d--A good many ax the deIexates did not vote on eiknef side. It seems to me there is a auoEun present. The President-- the opinion. .ex fpe Chair if quorum don't voec as.u -. s e,raar vSuon the face of counk if iz cornnetent for any gentleman tpg mnka l the iroint of no quorum and theHksAe sustains the peink. XhsrsnDon n sRss of the house wasr denanaed aatsts ms not yet appeared that there is q '~auo- rum. ss. ar there ib quorum without ascauXor the house?
 The Prssident--A vote was taken on q division and there was not 8 auozAasn voting. .. IF. Wholesome delegates may not have voted on the division and ean xeN aacertain a quorum or no quorum W14nfi cut a call. of Ahe house1 Mr. Jones. tAfontgomery)- )--ksl thers A uuorum now present.
 YT,he Presiderlt--The Chair don't. kne Mir. Jones (BGontgomery)-can'f tns Chair ceuntf
 The Prasident-The Chair could. Mir. Jones--I mmbmlt if there ia no quorum voting when a quorum appears inc unfinished business Is taken up rtght where it was left off.
 Mr. deGraffenreid--ln order to setsie whether there is quorum move sn@ adoption of my amendment ana on that the previous question was or2ege9 ana I demand the yeas and nays.
 The roll call resulted as foiioWss
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LlOn Wd6 OTuGEcus vote was announced 43 ayes and 2e noes. .se
 MT. Samford-I rise to point of or der. There is no quorum, and l de- mand a call of the House.
 MT. Wilson--I call attention to the fact that if there is no quorum this amendment ir not adopted. I am op- posed to the amendment cutting off the sheriffs succeedinv to any other office and I make the point of order that there is no quorum voting. You have no right to bring people m and vote them.
 in opposing the amendment. but he is ,nistaken in one thing, the call of the House brings absent members In but it cannot vote them. The vote has to be taken over again.
 MT. Burns-I rise to point Of or der An hour was set for the Con- vention to adjourn and how many members have gone out since that was done?
 of order.
 point of order that there was no quo Funn nresent when the previous Ques- tion was ordered. and I now have a right to offer an amendment
 The President-The point of order is everruled. .o .'rVwenty-ive delegates shall have pow CT to send for absent delegates to move a cali of the House; but no call of fine House shall be made except on the concurrence of majority or the delegates present. On a point or no quorum being made, the call ot the roll of delegates to this Convention cannot be ordered unless majority or the delegates present shall vote it, The purpose is to take from one dele gate the RaReE t0AstSD, theARSoesedlnas
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-31
Three R,s the Great Need.

Probably almost everybody in. the Uni
ted States knows the three RS stand
for "redin' 'ritin', and 'rithmetic," and
besides that, everybody who can read,
write and figure knows that the same
initials also stand for Railways Ready
Relief, the famous specific for aid sorts
of pains and aches. Its fame has spread
out from the United States into every
quarter of the globe. 1t has been used
with good effect for many years with
undiminished popularity. While regular
physicians are not friendly as a rule to
most proprietary medicines. yet Rad
ways Remedies enjoy the universal favor
of physicians of all schools. Railway
Ready Relief should be in every family.
factory, hospital, home and institution. II
has extraordinary power and much I'M
necessary suffering may be prevented by
its prompt application. Now is the time
at this season when the three RS (Rad-
ways Ready Relief are the great neces-
sity. Colds, sore throat, coughs, bron
chitis, 1.-THE grip are most prevalent,
and the timely use of Railways Ready
Relief will relieve at once and cure quick
ly and prove to all so afflicted that it is
an unfailing remedy.-ad.