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The oasis., 1905-09-23
Metal louotssious.

Following are the market quota tations on metals for today. Copper E. Cathodel lbl6.50-17 Lead, per 100 lbs. 460-4.70 Silver, per oz., 62 cts.
 New York City, Exchange l.O2 Pesos. Bullion value 47s Mex. Dol. (local) 494
 American Dollars POP Mexico City Exchange 202
The oasis., 1905-09-23
Royal Baking Powder Absolutely
 Pure

Royal Baking Powder is indispensable 10 finest cookery and to the comfort and convenience of modern housekeep- ing. Royal Baking Powder makes hot breads, cakes and pastry wholesome. Perfectly leavens without fermentation. Qualities that are peculiar to it alone.
 CO.,. Nrwyor<
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
MATTHEWS PARDONED ETOWAH COUNTY MAN SERVING
 FOR BIGAMY. Married a Georgia Girl When Seventeen Years old Against Laws of
 Cracker State, Then
 Welded in Alabama.

Governor Jelks yesterday pardoned Harry Matthews. young white man of bigamy. because it was satisfactorily proved that one of his marriages was illegal.
 Matthews was sent up from Etowah County and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. It was proved that when 17 years old he married young girl in Georgia. Subsequently he left her and married again in Etowah. He was indicted and convicted.
 The family of his second wife inter ested themselves in the case and ap- peared before the pardoning board It was proved that under the Georgia law, a man under IS years of age cannot be legally married. and therefore the Geor- gia wedding was worthless.
 The Pardoning Board recommended that the young man be paroled, on con- dition that he secure q divorce from the Georgia woman.
 Governor Jelks held that the divorce was unnecessary and granted pardon
 Matthews Is said to come from sub stantial family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
MARKET FOR FUTURES
.xxAr. TONE WAS STEADY AT \ NET Nf1yANCE.
Rxnreesinws Were Much Firmer Thfougn- se.'s sssf ThossWh There Appeared No
 Improvement In Point of
 Activity.

New York Sept. 1s.--without improve russf in point of activity the cotton mafkel shoWed q much steadier tone and while io, wnrd the cio3e realizing caused parsla. rsacffon. the final tone was steady at net ajffvnnca of s@1t points. Sales were est- FnAted st a75.00o bales =.
 The opening was firm at an auvance " s1fS. points on steadier cables and reports Of q better spot demand at the aeciine oi wNnferHay Private reports from tne South claimed that interior holders were offering lens freely and with receipts of the daN running fighter at the ports and interior poInke there was considerabie covering ny rNeent sellers, who were also disappointed ai fhaS abssnce of liquidation by the Wal street pooL which Is supposed to be heavily long ef October and to be preparing to take ui'
 After Advancing to q net gain of about 5EmfT points, or around 10. s2c for Oc- fohpr and 10 S3c for January realizing by carly buyers, little selling by spot people. presumably against supplies in the south. and a renewal of bear pressure eased the Tnarket off about points from the top
 southern spot markets were unchange,i Co A higher, confirming reports received carly in the day. but private crop ae- counts seemed to be improving and the weather was favorable.
 Necsfpfs of cotton ct the ports today, a&se2s bales against 21,1 ,13o last week and Ses0fs last year. For the week, estimat- d. 1tc.o0o bales, against 1s1,eos last week and fgs.706 last year. Todays receipts at New Orleans 7A3 bales, ageinst 3.feS last year and at Houston s,S4S bales againsi 1s.s4s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Weather Conditions. (PaaA A houra.l

Fairly general. though light to moderate, rains have fallen over the upper Ohio val ley. Lake region. New England and from tered showers westward through the cotton belt: the rainfall has been locally heavy in South Carolina and excessive in southwestern Georgia: showers have also occurred in the Missouri valley. the north ern Plateau region and oregon, under In ern Montana: an extensive area of high, with crest over Lake Superior, now covers the greater portion of the eastern half of the country, giving somewhat cooler wealth CT in the lower Missouri and upper Miss isslppi valleys and Lake region; elsewhere with few local exceptions. temperature changes have been slirht
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending a. m. 7StA meridian time.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala, Sept. I3, 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

meaemsns 1SSG P ef wheat impending in the market here today At the close the De- cember delivery was off h q Nc Corn is down A.@Rc. Oats are up Ac, Provisions
 Sentiment in the. wheat pit was rather bearish at the opening. the December option the easier undertone was q continuation of clear weather in the Northwest. It was new wheat from the farms would be ma terially increased. Receipts today at Min neapolis were 6s7 cars compared with 3SI the days receipts of wheat in the Northern grain centres were more than double the ffem %ers today was as readily disposed of; This fact Temporarily a fair demand from leading bull the mar ket soon berame quite firm. Deeember ad. by reports from Canada to the effet that threshing returns from Manitoba showed an increase In the number of complaints re the idea of Increased receipts Northwest higher su pricesl % ii The % result % was quick e ree action Part of the selling was attributed to Searish European SdviSss ices ,ssc,,dn AeeoSding s2o, oSo oo0 bushels. compared with ss%,- asserted that the Wheat crop there had been greatly benefited by heavy rains in prov inces where drouth had previously prevail ed. For December the lowest point of the day was reached at s2& as2&c The mar ket closed weak with December at s2Mc.
 As result of unsettled weather in the middle West the corn market was quite firm early in the session in spite of liberal primary receipts. Commission houses were active buyers. Later support was lacking and prices eased off. The weakness of wheat had some effect. The market closed weak with prices at the lowest point of the day. December o~ened unchanged to a shade higher at 43& 943Ac. sold up to 44hc and then declined to 43%c. Final quo tations were 43Sc. Receipts, 27l cars, with 12s contract grade
 Small local receipts had strengthening influence on the oats market. Elevatort and cash interests were the principal buyers good export demand was still an aid to the bulls. The market closed firm De- cemher opened q shade higher at e7isc. sold up to 27% and closed at 27%c.
 Provisions were weak following a 10c de | cline in the price of live hogs At the close
 January pork was off i?i5c at SIP. 1fx.
 Lard was off 12lsc at $s.72ia. Ribs were down cat S6. 35.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
 Port Movement.

caiveston-Firm. 10 s-isc: net receipts 7,s0e: gross, 1909; sales, i.lS6: stock. 92,- 9s7; shipments. to Great Britain: l2,lo3 esipts 7<s; gross, s15: sales. 450; stock, 5l,- stS; shipments. to Great Britain. 1O.4s2; eoastwise, iO1.
 Mobils1-steady. lOc; net receipts s7s; groes, SIS; sales $50; stock. IO.A12; ship inents, coastwise. 1892
 s.savannah--Quiet, 1Oc; net receipts, s.41s: Rfoes s,4is; sales 2.44s; stock, 9s,351 ; ehipments. coastwise. 54s.
 Charleston-Qutet, e%c; net receipts r. fso: sross. 1.72o; sales. 100; stock. 1s.74s; Milmington-Steady. 1OAc; net receipts. 1.ss4; gross. 1.ss4; stock, S,ss5; shipments, fo Great Britain, 559.
 NorfoIk-steady, lo%c; net receipts. l. ess; gross. 1.6s6: sales. l54; stock. ls,ssl; i; shipments. coastwise. 2,ls3,
 Haitinore--Nominal, l0Mc. gross receipts ss6: stock, 6,0s7. ....... e,ias; safes. I2o; stock. l4s.eo1; shipments. to continent. 1.s61. grosa 9os.
 Philadelphia - Steady, II. o5e; gross re- eeipts 2,04s; stock, 4.a14.
 Total Movement.
 Fetal today, at all ports, net 2A226 ship
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

New orieans Sept. f3.-spot cotton in weod demand offerings scant; sales. 400 Salen including 100 to arrive and IFS
 Futures opened points up on the active months and gradually worked higher until noon, when prices were 10@i2 points above last evenings closing. Realizing later in the market closing steady with net gains of sos points. while the port receipts continue larger than last year. the short crop argunaents of the bulls are becoming less forceful
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Interinr Maxement.

| Tfouston--Quiet. 10 3-16c: net receipts, D. .sa. gross. s.34s: shipments. SSH: sales. .5s; stock, 3T.203.
 AuRnstas-Firm. i0Sc; net receipts, 3ssos gross 3.552: shipments, 3,biF; sales. 2,Vss' stock, 35.2as.
 Memphis-ouiet. 10Ac; net receipts, io2 gross. Ie5: shipments. (; sales. 800; stock. s.S7s.
 St Louis-Quiet 10Mc; net receipts. 1ooi gross, 25s; shipments. S64a stock, .S,sss.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts. l5t; gross. l54; shipments 1s1: stock, 9,432.
 I.ouisviiie--Ffrm, 1Okc.
 Total today: Net receipts, 12.213; gross s.5os; shipments. 12.3Ss; sales, s.a4b; stock ue TOT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Two BuIIdinx Permits.

Thomas W. Tebb Yesterday secured a building permit from City Engineer D. w. Ford to rebuild his cottage residence at Is Noble avenue destroyed by fire some time ago. The new cot tage is to cost $1 300.
 A building permit was issued to Mrs. Blue to erect a one story frame house in the rear of her residence on South Perry street. The house is to cost X90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14


 Mobils ssR lsArry.d schr s,l kord % 1i lingwood. Nor, Lawson. Port Elizabeth Cleared: strs. Farmand, Nor, Tolleforn. del Toro Corinto. Nor, Gundersen, Blue fields; bark Stephen G. Hart. Rove. New Haven, Conn; schr. Mexico, Nor. Jorqui- sen, Moss Point.
 New orleans-Cleared: Str. EI Paso. Pat ten. New York; Rathlin Head. Br., Smith. Belfast.
 Port Eads--Arrived: Str. Venus. Nor. .. TyslanJ. Port Limon; tug E. L. Russell. Port Arthur; bark Fortuna Port, Chura, Oporto Sailed Strs. Zanzibar. Br., Leary. Mobile; George Dumois. Nor, saurenssen Livingston: El Paso, Patten. Now York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

New YorkI Sept. ia. Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. | invoice. sii-isc. Mild steady; cordova, 100 13c
 sugar-Raw nominal; fair refining. skc: 2e. Refined quiet.
 Coffee futures opened quiet at unchanged prices and closed steady at a net decline of ba1o points, Sales, 5000 bags
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
NAVAL STORES.

savannah, Sept. 12, . Turpentins firm, Rosin firm: receipts 1.325; shipments.
 7se; sales, 1.sbs: Quote: 4. B, C. g; S6; P. s3. 75; K. 4.t0; F. s4.25; c, st.35; II. s4. 70; I, s4.45: K, sl.50: M, t4.55; N. s4. Sd: " c. s4. ss: W W, $5. 50. Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing. Wilmington Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 55. Resin firm, g. 20; receipts, 37s. Tar firm, Sl 80; receipts 90. Crude turpentine steady, s2.75, g. 20 and s4. 25; receipts 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

msnts, to Great Britain. 24.2o5; to conti- nent, 2,sef; stock, 45s,7s3
 Consolidated. at all ports. net 1t3,o57; ship ments. to Great Britain. 5o.lS to conti- uent, a4,774: to Japan. 300: to Mexico !oo-
 sTotai since Sept. l. at all ports. net Sls,- a1o; shipments to Great Britain, 62.74s; to France Ia,sT5: to continent. e4,sol: to Ja- r san 300; to Mexico. 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
NEW ORLEANs sUGAR.

New Orleans, Sept IS. Sugar market quiet: open kettle centrifugal, 4h 1tAc; centrifugal whites, { 15-i66B 1-i6c, yeliows k64Ae: seconds, 2A 63&c.
 Moiasses nominal; open kettle. 1s@2so; centrifugal. s@14c.
 Syrup nominal, 2B@50c. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
q. Iogls rHovIsIcSs. , 5. N.

Et. LouIb Bept. Ig.--FFour fifFa. Whisley steady, s1.3i
 Pork lower; tobbing, SIS. S.12M. Lard weak: prime steam, s1.35. s. s2h @ clsar s ribs. a ss S6 n ss,ort clear. a5. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts, ss 50; lear ribs ss.f5; shortN fear. si6.oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Indicstse trace of prsotp'tA
 RaiSs in all districts, exeept honla and leans. being mere sprinkles h OkIe Oi tr north vieksgburg districts, though heSsy sSyxeessive in se2ithwsstern decrEia; tennperaturS , Sav.sr slight. except day readings AoineS m "'iuo'' FRANK P. cHAFFEL:
 sAetiah DtraetnE. Wea1net
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

E. 9. m. m. sS: .Ss :Ss sS SS fs 1cidy-N 11.~1-1,,r, temperature for day. ss deg. Mininum temperature for day, eS des' Average temperature for day, 7ssS Aas ass Xecumulated deficiency sines Jan l. 176 deg. ., .A A.v es TPStsl Ps % rainfall since Jan. 1. s4.s7 inche"
 Ravew Bulletin.
 fobaervatioY,s at 6 q m. 18th M. tine)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. Sept. 1s.--Flour quiet. Provisions easy. Whtskey firm. sf.2e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Groves
 The-No-Cure-No-Pay Chill Tonic

The makers can with safety and do positively authorize all dealers to refund the money Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic fais to cure any of Malaria, Chls Fever Deal ers know that this is absolute, ivedupo guarantee Drives Out Malaria and Builds Up the System
 Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
MARINE NEWS.

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington. Sept. 13.-Treasury balances s12s.67s.205: gold. $57,74S.sS5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

River Forecsst.

River Forecast.
 (FOr next two days.p The Coosa and Alabama will remain sta tionary or rise slightly, except falling in upper Coosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
r.0rAL COTTON NFAMKET
NEw ORLEANg COTTON.

Tn the local market yesterday spot cotton was quoted as follows: Cotton, average grades. .... ID
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Country Produce. Apples--Per bbi., 45. % @4. .00. Ontons-Per bushel. soc. Eggs-Per dox., ls97o .,. Evaporatod peaches-Peeled. 2o@25c. Cabbage--Per crate. S2. 35. Cotton seed mea1-Whoiesale. 41s. .oo. Irish potatoes-Per busiel roc. Sweet potatoes-Per bushel, SSc. Butter-Country. f5@25c per lb.: Jersey, S0@S6c. Peas-Lady, s1.75 per bushel; white erowder. g .0o; mixed. fi. .0o. Dried appies-Peeled. Sc per Ib. Poultry--Well grown chickens. S2.50@ s3. 50 per doz; hens s3.o094.0o.
 Hides. Wool, Etc. Hides-Green salted. s47c; dry flint, 10 O Iac; dry salted. 1zT14c. Beeswax-26c per ID. .Shearlings-15926 a 26c each. Goat skins-l6 Q 26c each. Rags-Cotton, h9%c per h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
KANsAs CITY LTyE srOcK.


Provisions. Bacon-1okc. Bulk meat-96ehc. Grits-Per bbl. g. 75. C'heese-Singles 1fhc.
 Bran-Per 100 lbs, S1 co. Hay-No. 1 timothy, s1s. .oo9 ao.oo. Corn-White milling. T5c. Rice-Good. th 64&c lb.; prime, b9sAc; fancy head, sk 96Mc
 Corn meal-s7hc
 salt--I35 lbs. Virginia. soc; Louisiana, s5c; 2e0 h. ground Liverpool. q .00. Butter-oieomargarine. 1s@z0c per h. Tennessee, s0@25c: Jersey, 30@35c. Syrup-Fancy New Orleans reboiled, 25 Q J5c per gal: Georgia cane. 35c. oatsAwestern, feed. t2@45c per bushel. sugar-Granulated, 5%c; standard A, x @kHc; cut loaf skc; F. Y. A, shc, Lard-Tierces fancy leaf 9hc; refined tierces ehc; smaller packages. usual dif- ferences.
 Fiour-common to best. s4.oo@5.6o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
NER YoRK CoTTON FUTuREs.
rxyERpOoL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool, Sept. 13.-Cotton futures open 4 easy and closed steady. American mid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. New orfeans. Sept is."- Cotton stead,
NEy ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New orleans. Sept ls. Cotton futures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Total Movement. Total today. at all ports, net 2A226; ship
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
En- Ia Cannara
SESSION DE HOY

X las tres y cuarto Sc ley6 por el Sc
cretario Ia lst1 de los concurrentcS,
contestando prescnte s. Delega dos
tue eid el acta de Ia anterior Sc
sion. que Sc aprob6 habiGndose accrda-
do borrar dc ella los partculares rela-
cionadoS con Ia discussion sostenida
aver tarde sobre el bill nun. I'd cuan-
do estaba Ia C4mara constituida -en
Comision total
Sc leyeron las peticiones y memo
riales presentadas I las Camaras.
Los sefIores Matienzo, de Diego y
Bernardinl, intervienen en- cl asunto,
y fue acuerdo que .nIa1ana Sc discus
tIra. '~':<. s:-s <:<-.|<.
Otros infoFi41e:s:" 4aieron leldoS, entire
ellos uno refeTaYlsse al bill n1mero s,
que SO recomienda sea aprobado con
varias enmiendas.
Ell delegado senor CamufIas solicit6
que dicho informe sea discutido ma
mana y asl Sc acord6
FL enlpleagto7>. aefior Fuentes di6
iecturg4< una RESOLUTION informe de la
Comis isi0n cfr :Efacienda por la que Sc
dssp pone ell pago &c $672 70 por sueldos
que+se deben a don Manuel Calde-
4iise+} Secretario que fuG de la Corte de
Distrito de Arecibo
FL seflo1 MGndez Cardona apoy6 el
informe referido y Ell se1or Santoni
pide que Sc incluya en- la orden del
dia de manana para discutirFa
Despu6s ell sefIor Domenech propo-
ne qre Sc reconozca eI derecho del re.
ferido senior Calderon, pero que Sc
proponga como bill y no como reso
luci6n.
Los bills presentados aver Sc leyeron
en- . turno, segln q reglamento.
A las 4 nenoS diez Sc constituy0 la
camara en- comlsion total para seguir
di5cuticndo e! bill ndmero "a sObre in
corporation de Ia C4mara de c0mer-
clio de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
Para los aspirantes

La Comisi6n de la Policia Insular
cita para tallas de asplrantes 4 ingreso
gu el cuerpo, Ell Ia ciudad de Maya
giez ell dia 9 de Febrero proximo, de
bendo presentarse los documentos ST
guientes: Solicitud escrita por su pu-
no letra, presentation de fe de bau-
tismo creditiva de 81 edad y certihca-
ci6n de buena conducta.
Debcran asi mismo reunir las con
diciones De ITALIA peso siendo la pri-
mera de metro u cent(metros para
arriba la segunda desde l3o libras.
Los individuos que no llenen estas
condolences serd indtjl que Sc presenter
tallarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
La COmpa1ia del trolley

La bella Capital de Puerto Rico
puede muy bien enorgullecerse con ell
excelente servicio de cares el6ctricos
de que hoy goza gracias los incan-
sa bles esfuerzos de la San Juan Light
&, Transit Co
Desde que el nuevo Director Gene
raj vino IA Isla, ha inaugurado mu-
chas reformas Ell el servicio del tro-
LEY que son aPreciadas por el pdblico
De esta Capital el cual ha mostrado su
gradecimieuto en- distintas ocasiones.
Hoy la Compania no tiene mas que
m motoristas caidadosOs adiestrados en-
ell manejo de los carros asegurando asf
la tranquildad dc los pasajeros y la
seguridad de los trapscuntes
Los conductores son atentos y exac-
tos en- ell desempeno de su deber en-
cuanto los carros, Gstos son de la
mejor fabricacion de los Estados Uni
dos, fuertes. c6modos y bien equipados
en- todos conceptoS.
El selvicio puntual y rapidisimo ma
ca usado Ia admiraci6n de todos.
El actual Director de la Comparia,
Mr.. Chas E. Warner, hombre habil
discreto, conocedor de las condiciones
y necesidades dc este pals, Sc ha gana-
do las simpatias de este pueblo, tanto
por su trato afable y cordial como por
la ss bia direction de la Compailia que
esta su mando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
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pafa hsi g. a- hr. gae aacmas &
ue htrno>ns fra ae sa
an'af ~ pace. at.a Gc ua prAoge he
i.4ma dcl i'ustraao eseritof \ vrl
pcuolis'a l'er0z l.os.aa N fefmlua con
50 nagr raca ep1o.a dcl eio.acutc
oraaor y lcira3o saSisnc Doc,or castro
paral
Ma, nob,ea obiiea Y pucs enc g
amigo pcpe B.oma. me hizo e. honor
de acdicarme re ejcmplsr Ne so Ho
IaraSca. soSme pcrmitiGo escrbir
es'a> cuarIll4s las que 81 bien aada
va.eu jarl cue cstan ,rasadas con sin
coridad.
ri libro &c Pepe Bloma Sc c0mpone
D. una collection dc articulos e critos
con facllidad cnviilab.e. de inspirados
vcrS 3 beliSimos ogntares.
Retratase en- los primeroS IA perso
nalidad del senor Lonba. Y asi vemos
dcmostrada eXpontaneamente Ia sin
ceridad de su caracter en- yale recti-
ficar" v Cada cual 8 Ia noDleza de
sus sentimientoS en "DesprecioS =.
E"Cuantos volveran' "Caridad carl
dad sus energies en- Como anda Ia
iusticia" iCinismo mala te : su al
tcsa de mira en- Nunca es tarde su
patriOtismo en- \ los heroes del TIE
rror' por ultlmo su cspiritu literArio
en- "Dudar ver y callar' "Pobre mu-
jer y De viaje
Hallanse hermanados en- "Hojaras
cas-" el estilo jocoso y humoristico,
con el triste y sentimental y en- todOs
los trabajos rcsalta una sinceridad ex-
pontanea y hermosa que Ihace mas be :
LA la obra.
Es como dice. mi distinguido amigo
el seflor Perez Losada.
I'm rcir.sin c4rca iadaS''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
I'5CEOr HssrSeE
Don Carlos e. de mosG0S

Aver tuvimos el placer de reclbir
en- estas ofcinas, Ia grata vi@ita del
culto joveu abogado don Carlos E. de
Hostos, hijo del nolvidab ble educacio-
nista puertorriqueno
EI senor Elostos esta comisionado
psra envar Espana las obras que
llevan puhlicada3 nuestros escritores.
Hemos puesto a su disposicitn las
que dispoEiamos, estimando en- mucho
Ia grata vista del quito jovea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
Damas enthusiasts

e Bajo* los auspicios De las distingui-
das damas senoras Luisa B. de la
Haba, Antonia NJ. de Sure Isabel, D.
de Ramirez, Rosa r. de Cortes, An
gela c. de Morey y Maria c. de Ca
laf. Sc estan celebrando en- Manati es-
p6ndidas 6estas en- honor de la patro-
ma la Virgen de la Candelaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
EntreViSta

Esta maliana ce!ebraron una entire
vista con ell Comisionado del servicio
civil de los Estados Unidos, Mr. Cooley
los sefiores don Jose de Diego y don
Santiago r. Palmer.
Mr.. Cooley es huesped, en- la Man
sion Ejecutiva, del sefIor Winthrop,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
Heridoyde gravedad

r. mayorasmo De ia hnca de- Nj.
Denton fu6 herilo de gravcdad aver
- Areo:bo pr Jos5"Ramos. quien':i.. ii {
c~r,urado por a captain Fern4tiaez
Ea,er y sargento Sautaelia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
Aggression en Catano

En- la madrugada de aver ha side
gravemcnte herida en- Catano, una
mujer de ofcio lavandera, siendo el
autor lie tan cobarde hecho el ex-
amante de la victlma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25
PasajerOs

Llegados en- la maiiana de hoy en-
ell vapor "Caracas', procedente de la
Guayra: BartolomG Cabanilas-Grar-
da Childvin-Arturo Ywon-La Cos
ia G6mez-lIosG J. PGrez-S. Su Hi
want