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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
AFFAIRS ~ HUNGARY.
Opposition 10 IN Increase OF the Army
Grown Princes Faux.Pss At Toront al
the Matter OF the Ausgleich.

the Matter OF the Ausgleich.
BUDAPEST. Oct. .o-Tt is a common
practice with the Hungarian people 10
demonst rate against all the resolutions
taken by the Government in connection
with anything that has any political OBJ
ject favoring Austria or the monarchy
itself. Great demonst ratio almost end
nag In rioting. have taken place and are
continuing even to-day in Hungary. cs-
pecially in it's capital at Budapest. on ac-
count OF a decision adopted by the Govern
ments OF the two nations in regard OF in
creasing the army by calling into arms
a great number Of the forces in reserve.
Baron Fejervary. the Minister Of Honvid
(Militia) in this country, expressed the
view yesterday AZ the meeting of a COM
mittee on his subject that the welfare Of
the country depended on the Increase;
and being in alliance with two Powers, II
is the duty of the Government to keep
step with them regarding the strength Of
the army and navy. On the other hand.
the opinion Of most Of the people and Of
the press Is that the greatest burden and
misery Of this country arises from the
continual increasing OF the army force.
and that the ambition OF the Govern
ii'it oIl tllS iut-SllOu ~ NOV 10 Dt hIDDTt-
ciated in any way. II il not Hungary,
but Austria. which gains by keeping up
a great army 4 Hungarian boys az
Hungarian expense.
A. fact, the increasing of the army
through the enlisting Of the forces In re-
serve Is great insult to the Hungarian
people, and the demonst rations, were
they not suppressed in time. could have
easily led to revolt. which Is very easy
20 raise for little cause. The demonst ra-
tions have now ceased. only the students
of the capital indulRing in marches, but
without any effect.
A very exciting event happened this week
in Hungary, in the county Of Torontal
whe~ tho Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand
fas an est ate where he very often indulges
in shooting Two weeks ago the Crown
Prince arrived a, Torontal and was he
gucs, of the Count Haruoncourt. a noble
Of French do-cent The other nob'es Of
the county, all Of very old Hungaria fam
lilies. were not invited TO the dinner party
given by the Crown Prince. and from this
negligence arises the sensation over which
the people OF the two countries dispute
The other day the Crown Prince again
| naid n visit TO his Count friend with the
Intention 10 invite the other mobiles, too.
and TO make il all right" with them II
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
The New Horn Engiishm a n

RON III ioHuOr f'E"b N'hN
q zollvercn Ballad
never saw tho british Isles
better climate gave me birth:
come from where the sunshine SMILES,
hor fogs descend TO check our mirh
Therefore am OF greater worth
Than those whom England brcczes fan:
| am the salt Of all the earth
| am the ncv born EngilShman
The Wis -ab,r folk who dwell
IN Ltle fngland'S >canty land
OF Englaud'S fame can nothing tel.
Her glnrirS cannot understand
They are a feeble, feckleSs band.
Ecllpscd when my race began
Below me now they have to stand.
am the true born Fnglishmhn,
We, mo ny glorics thus sing
And her dement's stand confessed
! ARMY am resolved 10 cling
Like lccch. unto my Mothers hres>'
For consider II Is best
To proht by her all can
Thus may her love be still expressed
For me. the new born Englishman
OF kindrcd blood hc owns no drop.
His Sordid soul il stepped In mire;
Who'd shun his brothers butchers shop
And be from aliens buyer
VIVA, tho the brother charges higher
liver" base such trivial facts 20 scan;
Twerc better England should aspire
To aid the ncw born EnglShman.
Yes let her aid her noble son.
As she has never done before
Let subsidized steamers run
To bear my goods 10 Englands shore.
All foreign produce from her door
Let heavy tariffs safely ban.
Let her raise taSeS more and more
To swell the new born Englishman.
lie, English worknen s,arvc and sweat.
Let prices rise and wages fall.
Each year let subsidies bcget
An industry vherc'er | call
And every outlay large and small
cts the chief part OF this my plan,
Let the Dear Mother pay II all
To slut the new born EngliShman
When I have sucked my Mother dry
You ask me. Then what shall do'"
That Is 4 Little England cry
Unworthy OF such men as you
Surely Il Is To children due
Their parent feed them while they can
And when the parent fades from view
Remains the new born Englishman,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
The First Arizona Railroad.

On sunday the last train over the baby
gauge the 22-inch railroad-was run from
regular trains will be- run from Clifton 10
Mctcnlf over IN" now S0-inch narrow anuCC
railroad The baby gauge" wns built in
tn" early 7Os II wns the first railroad ever
built In Arizona The engine was hauled
overland from Sargent Kan go then the
nearest railroad staton-to Clifton and set
M by Dad Arbuckle, who IL still in the EN- plov
OF IA" company At first the road was built
and operated only to tho I.ongfellow mine,
but was afterward extended to Nctcalf
The old baby gauge" was considered quite
an engineering feat In It's time, and Justly, too
because II was built at a distance of mor.,
railroad points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

From Inc baltimore American
The animals thought they would have a race;
The Monkey was referee:
The Bull was stakeholder, for. as he said
II was his nature To be
The Camel got hump on himself
The Lion ran with might and name.
The Tiger stood OF. for beast OF his stripe
Was not let to enter again,
The Elephant took his trunk along
In case he won the prize:
The Peacock was starter, and missed no one.
For you see. he was all eyes
Some spotted the Leopard Tor winner sure:
The old ones chose the Gnu;
While those who leap to conclusions quick
Bet on the Kangaroo
The Ostrich plumed himself on his speed;
All tined the record to wreck:
The Hlppopotamus blew his own horn,
But the Giraffe. he won by q neck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

r c. r says Enclosed please md decision
to hfoosyn STATING man hs + S hs a N
turns dis In a two handed game he must win
o,hcrwisc Satrholdcr would mke von npI decide
before giving up money.
The difference In the rules for the two handed
game and for the three and four handed Is often
overlooked In two handed. mcld is shown
or scored until after winning trick and then only
one meld Is allowed at time, but the player
who wins the deal scores dix at once II he Turns H.
In the other FORMS three and four handed, al,
melds are made al once. hut none are scored until
one trick is won. These melds are all shown eforc
a card is played and the dix is shown In the same
way, the player announcing. In three handed
that he will exchange dix and score 1t when he
wins trick. Therefore. In three or four handed
a turned dix Is not scored at once. In two handed
II is. They are two different games and different
rules govern them.
II T. says: 4 knocks and is out In a three handed
game Il Is also out with 1918 Then { counts
and nnds he has 1920. As the low man was TO be
Is and { win have to play on to 1850 to decide II.
G. G 7 says: Thrrc playing no one calls out
but on ,he count two men are out, the third only
No one yet The two who have PASSED 1000
mus, play on to 1850 bu, 10 the third man gets
to 90 before they reach 1880 he will win the game
II Is their fault that they did n OF call out, bu, the
thlrd man mas made no error, and 100 Is Si game
for him,
r, II. says; In a two.handed game. comingdown
TO the last two draws. discovers tina, he holds
card too many y having the right number. !
says II l. mtSdcal II bets he. having the correct
number, has the say so to let the deal proceed or
to have new one.
Is right. II he let's the dcal stand, a must
play once without drawing, so as to reduce his
cards to the right number,
". c. J says A has $50 and wins a trick with Is
In II. In three handed game lie says "tlat
puts me out, Intending to lead the ace OF trumpS
next. The others at once thrDw up their cards
and say. You lose, rs you are only Dos 4 bets
that his ace OF trumps puts him out
Aiswrong lie might be mistaken about having
the ace Of trumps, There is no mistake abou,
his saying he Is out when he Is not lie should
have kept sti until he had led his trump ace
@. s. j, says: In two handed game must VI.
player head the trick In all suits only In rumpS'
After the stock is exhausted the second PLAYER
mus, win the trick II he can matter uha, is led
Before the stock Is exhausted he need not follow
suit unless he pleascs and so canno, he Obliged
TO win any trick that he does not want
l., u, says. II wants 10 only In A two handed
game and turns dix on his deal does that put him
out, or must he win a trick nrSt.
In two handed the TUNED dix counts a, once
10 three OF four handed It does not
h \. 81, wants 10 know the value Of the four
kings and four queens In four handed game
Ho points, every possible combination being
counted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

EXPLOITATION OF PETROLEUM To THE oRirSr
The last congress ofproducers Of petroleum
oil at Baku has printed a full report Of the
exports 10 various parts of the world
America l. chiefly Interested in the trade OF
the Orient for which the following figures are
given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
where They Differed.

F'UW M F'NIHdfIphIu HuITefIn,
stranger ito man on corner--Say mister
want To take the car TO Darby,
=, Man on corner-Mel, that's where We differ
Now. want the car 10 take me there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
SUGAR PROTECTION OF the WORLD
The Louisiana Planter gives n table of the
worlds output OF sugar since the year 1853,
from which the following is taken:

The Increase since 1859 has been 623 per
cent; for cane sugar the Increase has been
POI per cent. for beet sugar, 3.203 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

James ". Perry, defeated for Congress on the
Republican ticket. polled 1900 votes Henry
NJ. Goli'oglc elected on the Democr ratio ticket in
the Ninth district, poh,d 800 The smallest VOC
poed ~ any party candidate for Congress In New
York county WAS &2cS and the largest 2sO5i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

The socialists Of Massachusetts lave not only
greatly Increased their vote, bat have elected tire.
Socialist members 20 the MASSACHUSETTS LcgiSa.
turc. The faction that elect, them Is kuosn as
The .,ocial n,mocratic nar,v.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

only i've Republican Congressman were elected
In the South this year IN Tennessee and one
each IN kentucky. Missouri and Virginia. Mary
land no longer a southern State politically. IS not
included.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

The Recorder OF the city Ot ptIsbutg under the
Ripper bill OF last year Lay be removed by tho
Governor at any time previous to April. 1909. In
January. Judge Penny packer viii become Governor
OF PcnnSy lvania and some persons expect him to
remove J. O. Brown the Recorder prtsburg is q
city without q Mayor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

The closest Assembly district Of New York a
this years election was The Flf,A OF Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

X. \. n wants 10 know the value Of the ,olr
kings and four queens In a four handed game
2%o points, every possible combination being
counted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

l., u says: N wants 10 only In A two handed
game and turns dix on his deal, does that nut him
out, or must he win a trick nrst
In two handed the TUNED dix counts a, once
10 three OF four handed It does not.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

@. s. j, says In two handed game must VI,
player headthe trick In all suits or only In trumps
After the stock is exhausted the second playe-
must win the trick II he can, no matter uha, is led
Before the stock Is exhausted he need not follow
suit unless he pleascs and so cannot he Obliged
to win any trick tina, he does not want,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

In the Massachusetts state clcr,!ln Borry. So
claliSt Labor candidate lot Governor received
s,s3I and Partridge. Prohibition candidate for
Governor. more than 800 votes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

The new Tenement House Department, will cost
eta6 OOO n",t year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
POLITTCtL NOTES.

New jersey begins and ends It's nScsi ye.r on
NOV and on that date this year the cash balance
In the State Tressur, vas 2.7ii7iS New Jersey
has no debt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

Please safe In your paper the lnrgcS, railroad
station IN the world. also the second third and
fourth. By the largest mean the creates, nun
Der OF tracks and platf r II
The Sruta Terminal In Boston Is the lsrgcs,
in the world The station In Frankfort. GERMANY
Il the 8 Vond largest We do not know the others
st. lA,arre In Paris. 81. Pancras In London are
very large stations The Pennsy lvania stations
In Jersey City and Philadelphia are near the top
OF the list.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

VIII you please state which Is the better form
In addressing letter. MIR. John Smith" or John
Smith, fSl 4. Y. II.
In writing TO q brakeman" on business thc'nrst
form should be used In writing to professional
who has no title. or To friend or to bushes,
man the second form. social Invitation or letter
Is addressed according To the nrst form. unless
the person addressed has military. naval or pro
fcSSlonal title
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

~ the recent state election In Massachusetts,
Haverhl and Bro, kton were Two cities con picuous
for the large vote cest for the socialist candidate.
Chase. the Socialist nominee for Governor. led Gas.
ton. the Democratic candidate IN Brock,on By
jSa votes and In Ha,erhi b. ?7i votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

The interest charge On the Cl'y's bonded deH
VIII be e33s.OvO more next year than this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

James ". Mclaughlin elected Municipal Court
Justice In the Eighth district to succeed joseph
" S'incr this wear was member Of the Conven.
ton which drew up the state Constitution ratlned
IN 1876
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

Was II not decided nv special committee in
London few months ago that the music Of God
Save the King" ito which our hymn America"
Is sung. was composed by Dr John Bull
T. A. H.
We don, recall the committee. but there Is little
doubt that Dr. John Bull composed the air TO which
God Save the King. America" the German and
the Austrian national hymns are sung
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

Pleas" tell me II the Paclnr Mail steamship Corn
p,ny was AT any time granted a subsidy on Us
line OF steamers from san Francis TO the port Of
Panama, Colombia j y = RANGER
II had subsidy for this line In 1852 tSis $50
year for two vessels a month between Panama
and OREGON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

II. T. says: = knocks and Is out In a three handed
game, Is also out with 1918. Then c counts
and fnds he has 1920. As the low man was 10 be
stuck who loses
Is and viii have to play on to 1850 to decide It.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
lndustria Droductiva

Al fin va cOmprendiendo Ell p1bicO, que,
en- Puerto Rico. la industrial adelanta progresa.
Aquella erronea creencia que atribuia el
triunfo los produCtos exteriores va desapare-
ciendo. La Industria del pals Sc impone en- el
rlercado de los EStados Unidos y en- Puerto
Rico.
Y era necesario que este su:ediese, porque
en- paises como el nuestro donde la Agricultural
ell Comercio han dado resultados brillantes,
era precise que del enSayo de la Industria Sa-
lleSe eSta trlunfante.
De nuestros productos agr1colas, uno de los
mejoreS eS el tabaCo
Puerto Rico, con una modestia perjudicial
para sus intereses habla dejado casi por COM
pleto la exploitation de ia Industria tabaquera
Cuba, teniendo como esta demostrando, tanto
en- la Calidad, como en- la elaboration de esta
hoja, tftulos sufcientes para disputar los mer-
cados la hermana Antilla.
Empieza despertar ell espiritu industrial
en- la lsla, de I'm modo esplendido. Diriase que
en- nueStro pals no son neCeSariOS Ell aprendiza-
je nj Ia practica. La Industria puertorriquefa
ha nacido expont aneamente.
Entire las ciudadeS que alcanzan mayor
desarrollo industrial fgura la de Utuado. va
en- otra OCCASION nos hemos referido la fabrica
de tabacos que ali tiene eStablecida don Nico-
las Mayol. Un gran ndmero de obreros
trabaja en- la elaboration de los exquisitos
tabacos de LA Balear', y Sc emplea la hoja
mejor de las vegas de Jayuya de Utuado en-
los productos de dicha fzbrica.
LA Baear", presenta sus productos en-
una forna elegantfsima. Los envases de ests
fabrica son del mejor gusto conocdo los tiene
verdaderamente originates.
Era precise que una fabrica de la impor-
tancla de LA Balear' tuviese en- San Juan un
representante active inteligente no ha po-
dido ser mas acertado el nombramiento de
nuestro amigo, don Miguel Padfn, para el car
go de referencia. Asi los pedidos Sc servran
mas prontamente y la fabrica de Utuado cuen-
ia con una exposition constante de los magni-
ficos tabacos que elabora, en- ell estabecimiento
del seficr Padfn, en- Ia Gale del Cristo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
Rue|gQ ge1GIQ| en- ID AQbQn0
Tumultos y desordenes
Dos muertOS
Dos nluertoS

Nueva York, martes .-Llegan no.
ticias de la Habana sobre la huelga
general que altero el orden gravemen-
te en- la capital de Cuba.
Sorprende que la organization
obrera sea tan compacta en- la Habana
que Sc haya producido una huelga ge-
neral sin el precedente de las huelgas
parciales.
Algunos desordenes ocurridos han
afeado este movimientO unanime de la
maSa obrera.
Dos infelices trabajadores han per-
dido la vida consecuencia de los tu-
multos
Aunque Sc achaca los huelguis-
tas la muerte de estas dos victimas,
los obreros, por su parte niegan la res
ponsabilidad de estos hechos bochor-
nosos y echan sobre los guardias que
intentaron nezclarse en- sus asuntOS,
la culpa de los dos asesinatos.
La huelga continua 81 bien el Or
den no ha vuelto alterarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
WaaaRHfs6aAAs Sag.
GT Servieiu CsIegrafieo Especial
fSSE|tEsSEa s-DEL=SS - Sssssssskl
EygtANSsd "BOLETIN MERCANTILE QSS<SsSS2Saa
Nj. CIl0NbeIIOin d AhiCl
How EMBARGO el MiniStro de las Colonias
BuenoS prop6SitoS lie amman

DuCliOS iIOpOSllOS iC dlllilidll
Nueva York, martes.-Un telegra-
ma de Londres da cuenta del embar.
que verificado esta mailana de Mr..
Chamberlain, para el Africa del Sur. d
donde va a estudiar el Ministro de las
Colonias inglesas la situacion de las
nuevas posesiones en- el Africa del
Sur.
; Mr.. Chamberlain, fue despedido
ipor las autoridades de Londres Y un
.numeroso publico, que invadi6 los
.muebles.
!, Aunque Sc anuncio que ell Gene
raj Botha, iria con el Ministro de las
Colonias en- su viaje de inspection, ell
heroe transvaalense no acompaila al
lord britanico.
En- el Transvaal Sc espera que la
vista del Ministro ingles, alivie la ST.
tuaci0n de miseria en- que han queda-
do despues de la guerra, los heroicos
vencidOS.
Mr.. Chamberlain ha manifestado
su prop0sito de mejorar en- cuanto le
sea dado la situacion de los beers. De
su peculio particular, ha ofrecido una
considerable suma para socorrer los
mas neCesitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
Il IeellDQ|Que de los eu|0pe0S
En- Diciembre no quedaran Soldados eu.
ropeos en- China.

Nueva York, martes.-Un cable
grama de Paris, dice que Sc esta efec-
tuando con gran rapidez Ia evacuation
de Shanghai por las tropas internacio-
naleS
Como el numero de soldados que
a1n queda en- aquel territorio, no es
considerable, Sc confla en- que las tro-
pas habran embarcado antes del dfa 70
de Diciembre Buques de todas las
potencias han llegada los puertos de
China.
Ell pueblo chino sc muestra muy
respetuoso con los europeos.
Ell gobierno del Celeste Imperio,
ha impuesto varios castigos a los
boxers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
Cayey
Noviembre "a de 1902.

Sc declaran en- huega los torcedores de
dos fabricas. Causa: rebaja de precio de las
brevas.
Xxx Hay bastante tranquiidad. Sc anina ell
comerco. FL Captain Guerrero y los guardias
a sus ordenes cumplen con su deber
Xxx La policia presta buenos servicios:
Faustlno Martinez falta la hygiene y va la
carcel; Pedro Rosario dispa1a un arma de fue-
so Sc le muta; Salvador Vazquez comete un
abuse de c0ntianza y Sc le aprisiona; Salustiano
Sedef1o Sc roba un saco de arroz 10 meten en-
el saco; y, 1timamente, seis ciudadanos rifIen y
la poljcia los entrega al Juzgado de Paz. Tai
vez conSlgamOs e. desarme universal
Xxx ~ la carne? A 28 centavos e1 kil6--
gramo. no hay es soeranza de que baje. A
csc paso, Sc abre paso aqui la teoria vegeta-
Llama.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
ID convention QuCQTeI0
La Camara de los COmuneS
aprueba las decisiones de la convention.
ASf 10 aViSa las naciOnes

Nueva York, martes- -Avisan des-
de Londres, que la Camara de los Co.
munes. ha dado su aprobacion a 10
acordado en- la Convention azucarera,
celebrada en- Bruselas, con la repre-
sentacion de los paises productores
En- la Camara inglesa duro ell de-
bate bastante TEMPO tomando parte
principal en- las discusiones, ell Minis
tro de Hacienda.
Ell Gobierno ingles ha enviado
una nota d todaS las naciones produc-
tOras de aZucar avisando a sus repec-
tivos goblernoS el acuerdo tornado en-
LOndreS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
De FlIDil1S { NO[Ie An(dCQ
En- treinta y nueve minutes
Nueva red cablegraflca

Nueva York, martes. LA prensa
de esta ciudad, alaba la direction de
la Compa1lfa del cable que Sc esta ten
dienCO actualmente entire los Estados
Unidos y Filipinas.
FL Presidente de la Compania ha
maAifestadO esta mailana que los ca
blegramas que Sc trasmitan desde FL
lipinas Norte America, 8 vice-versa
solo tardaran 80 minutes.
Los trabajos de la linea adelantan
de I'm modo rapidisimo y Sc confia en-
que esten concluidos mucho antes del
dia fjado para la Inauguration.
Ell tendido de la red cablegrafica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25

Acompailado por su distinguida esposa y
SD secretario don Bonifacio Sanchez, ha salido
hoy para los Estados Unidos don Federico De-
getau representante de Puerto Rico en- Was
hington.
Deseamos tan estimable familia un pros
pero viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
Por ST 8 por no -.

Parcce que Ia dc guaidarse el secreto de
como sc efeciuaran las man;obras.
Hay quien cree que habra IN simulacro de
bombardeo eSia plaza.
por 81 ocurre este, bueno es que todos los
vec;nos sepan 4 que atenerse para que no va
yan alarmarse al escuchar el cafioneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-25
Vapor Pho TX

Este magnifco buque tomo puerto hoy q
las siete de la maiiana.
Leva 40 pasajeros de transito; deja aqui
~ carga general.