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Evening star., 1907-11-12
STEVE ADAMS TRIAL
CAPT. M'PARTLAND NOT GRANT
ING ABsoLUT1oN OF SINS.

RATHDRUM. Idaho, November 12.-At
the second trial of Steve Adams for the
murder of Fred Tyler claim Jumper. At
torney Darrow of the defense, following
QUIT the scheme used at the first trial.
called James Mcfarland of the Pnkerton
agency for cross-examination. Mr.. Nc
Partland said he got Auams to acknowl-
edge his part in the murder of former
Gov. Frank Steunenberg.
Il told Adams" he said that he would
better make a clean breast Of the whole
affair. as he would feel much better. and
1t was a debt that he owed to the state
and to law and order: that he was a tool
and he admitted 1T. I used the Bib4e
stories Of David and ST. Paul as iI1ustra-
ton of what it benefited a man when he
repented of crime and that he might be
redeemed"
Says He Confessed.
BY whom" asked Mr.. Darrow
BY God. of course" said Mcfarland.
You did not tell him that you would
forgive him and tnat you would save his
soul" asked the lawyer.
I have not the power Of absolution,
replied MCFARLAND.
DID you make Adams any promises?',
Il told him l believed that the state
would be fair; told him of Jerry the Bum
of the Mollie Maguires, who was not pros
ecuted when he turned states evidence
after having had hand in the killing of
Daniel w. kay
s. c. Thiel said that Adams confessed to
the tyler murder to him three weeks
after ne had confessed to Mcfarland his
part in the Steunenberg murder Thiel
told of joining the Western Federation of
Miners at Butte in 1904. when he was
working there for the Pinkertons.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Market Opened Strong and
Then Reacted.
SPECULATIVE MOVE FAILED
Trading These Days Is Largely on
Cash Basis.
SCALPERS HAVE SCANT MARGIN
Large Imports of Gold, But Rumor
of Big Shipment From Paris
Not Confirmed.
sCALPERs HAVE sCANT MARGIN

Special bispatch N The star
NEW YORK. November l2-After open
Ing Al a materially higher range of
prices than prevailed at the close OF
business yesterday, and after ruling
strong for the first half hour of business
and extensive reaction for which it is i'm
possible to assign any other than techni-
cal trading circumstances.
At the outset Of the dealings few of
the active floor traders bid up such specu-
latjve favorites as Union Pacific and
Reading quite sharply. but the subsequent
collapse in those stocks was quite as ex-
tcnsive as those noted elsewhere.
yts matter of fact and the fact might
well be recognized business upon the
New York stock exchange a the preSen
time IS virtually suspended except in so
FAR as it is being conducted on a cash
basis There are daily conducted buying
orders " this description for inrestme Mt
account in both small and round amounts
but these purchases. while large in the
aggregate. do not avail against such
occasional outbreaks Of liquidation as are
Witnessed from time 20 time. OF neces-
s;ty the floor traders attempt to scalp
such profits as they may from The narrow
volume Of business. but. of course. even
thaiT activities and chances of profit are
much restricted by the absence of a con-
Sitera blf. outside interest
Evening star., 1907-11-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. November 12.-The local de-
mand for wool is almost entirely from
sources where needs are urgent. Staple is
pretty we'll sold up while the financial
stringency makes it difficult to close large
deals.
The leading line Of wool al present Is
Ohio one-quarters blood feeces, bid of
3oc per pound being made for the entire
market supply. Some sales were made. but
most OF the dealers are holding on for sic.
There Is also a demand for three-eighths,
but half hood is dull The market for
territorial wool is fair; fine secured Mon
tanas selling at CSC, with sc for fine me-
dunn.
Pulled woods are selling better, but for
eign wool is dull.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

PITTSBURG, Pa. November 12-Mr
Gendell stated that the Pennsylvania
railroad, In a statement pertaining to the
Tarenton cutoff. is segregated in showing
the earnings of that branch of the road
which does an interstate business. He
asserted that the report showed that the
road had earned q DER cent with the pas
senger traffic separated from the rest. In
rather a dramatic manner Mr.. Gendell
said:
Since the railroad has put into opera
tic n the 900 mile mileage book. good for
bearer. its mileage has increased $1,000,
go miles over the corresponding period
OF the previous year.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
FIRE IN HOTEL GARDE
SERVANTS QUARTERS WRECK
ED AND FIVE KILLED.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. November H.
Flames sweeping through the servants
rooms on the fifth floor OF the Hotel
Garde, in Meadow street. early today
burned to death four employees. while a
fifth man, Isaac Levine, was killed while
using the rope Of the fire escape. The
dead:
Isaac Levine, porter.
John Usa, dishwasher.
Jacob Dublin, check boy.
Henry -, dishwasher.
Unknown Polander. dishwasher.
Four other employees were slightly in
jured.
None OF the que SITS was seriously hurt,
although many of them made hasty ex-
ftsthrough dense smoke by means of
the staircases and fire escapes. The
monetary loss is upward of $4,000.
InvaHds Rescued.
Miss Elizabeth G. OGorman of
Worcester, Mass, a saleswoman for a
Boston firm, and Frederick II. Meyer,
son of the proprietor, both of whom were
Ill. were removed in safety.
The fire Is thought to have started
from smolderlng cigar or cigarette
stub. A few minutes after the guests
had been aroused the fiamees were
spreading through the servants quar-
ters. and the firemen later found the
four bodiese.
The Hotel Garde is one OF the best
known houses for travelling men in the
state. and was filled with guests when
the fire broke out
Peter Antuzan. fireman at the hotel,
was taken to the hospital, but will re-
cover.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Verdict of Accidental Death.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
H1ATTSVILLE. Md. November IL.
The coroner's Jury in the case of John
Alphonse Adams. killed on the railroad
near Brentwood station last Sunday aft
ernoon. met last evening at Van Horns
store. Brentwood. Mr. D. NJ. Grams was
foreman Of the Jury. The man. accord
ing to the evidence, was apparently asleep
when struck by an engine. The Jury
rendered a verdict IF accidental death, ex-
onerating the railroad company from
blame. Charles Adams of South Brook
land. D. c., identified the remains as TIL.
body of his brother, John Alphonse
Adams.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Southern Rate Laws.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 12-
The railroad bills presented at the sug-
gastion of Gov. Conner were all reported
favorably in the two houses of the Iegisla-
ture ye sterday. They are in series, each
house having the same. SO that they may
be rushed through. They reclassify the
railroads. abandon the principle Of COM
modify classification, and are so arranged
as to make it practically impossible for
the railroads to have them enjoined They
provide for per cent increase over the
old commodity rate bill
Evening star., 1907-11-12
THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, November l2.-WHEAT-
Weak; spot contract. 9b24alO0; spot, No red
western. 1oo4alo1; November. 99a4 a1oO; Decem-
her. l0lHal01+2 May. l0Ti3 asked: steamer No.
red. 5jasaH6 receipts G0.4ls bushels; southern
on grade. 95a.alO0A.
CORN-Weak; old spot mixed 84se4l.; new
spot mixed spa; No. white. 64a64I4; Sovenl-
beT, 6ia84L4: year. 62 asked January, I'll asked
February. dlh asked; steamer mixed. 6oaGOA
receipts. IS, 16S bushels.
OATS-Dull No. white, 531 la55; No. white.
bushels.
RYE-Steady; No . western export, ST; No. 2
western domestic. So receipts. 1895 bushels.
HAY Firm, unchanged.
GKA!N FREIGMTS-Nery quiet. unchanged.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, November 12.-On the stock
exchange here today American securi-
ties started at well above parity in
sympathy with the overnight New York
news. but early buyers turned sellers
around noon and prices dropped. A Pc
riod of dullness followed. but the re-
ceipt Of the New York opening prices
imrarted strength to the market. and
prices closed irm. a fraction below the
best quotations OF the day.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Purchases Stock Of Stationery.

Announcement is made that the stock
and good will Of the stationery. paper and
bank note store of Frederick B. Nichols,
9l3 E street, have been purchased by the
r. F. Andrews Paper Company.
A force has been busy several days
getting the stock ready for price
smashing" sale.
M. Nichols has associated himself with
the Andrews company.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Writ Waiting for Her.

LONDON, November 12-When the
Baroness Pallandt larded at Plymouth to-
day from the steamship kronprinz Will
helm she was served with a writ. 1t Is
under stood to be N the suit of a New
Yorker named McFadden, in conn ction
with the alleged purchase Of $500 mo-
tor car.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
DOUBLE EAGLES ]
PHILADELPHIA MINT Is WORK
ING OVERTIME.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 12.-
The United States mint in this city to-
day delivered s1.OoO.oOo in gold double
eagles to the subtreasury in this city.
1t is stated that within the next, three
months the mint will coin $50 100000 in
double eagles.
This enormous amount of gold will be
distributed among the subtreasuries In
various parts of the country, and Will
be employed to relieve the money strin-
gency. The distribution of SO much gold
Is but one of the several important moves
that Secretary Cortelyou is making to
provide enough currency to meet the
enormous needs of the country.
The local mint is well equipped to con-
tribute its share of the showers of gold
that have begun to fall upon every part
ployes are working overtime. it being
nightly occurrence for coin counters.
weighers and others to work as late as
10 o'clock, the usual hour for quitting
WORK DelnR 4 o CLOCK.
Immense Output.
New machinery has recently been in
stalled in the mint. and its efficiency
was demonstrated in the operation of the
split collar device for putting stars on
the edge of the newly designed double
eagles. There are forty-six stars on the
edge of each piece because of the ap-
preaching advent of the new state of
Oklahoma to the Union.
The machinery at the mint Is capable
of grinding out 1000 of these pieces in
an hour. There is now at the mint enough
bullion for the manufacture of 500
100000 In double eagles, but more bull
lion from various sources is now being
diverted to the big institution.
AS soon as $150,OO0 in half-dollar pieces
and a similar amount in quarters are
sent out from the mint within q
day or two the attention Of the working
force there will be voted exclusively
to the task of meeting the requirement
for gold.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
GIVEN WRONG TRACK
BAD WRECK OF THE PENNSYLr
VANIA SPECIAL.

PITTSBURG. Pa, November 12-Six
persons were more or less seriously in
jured about 80 o'clock this morning
when the Pennsylvania special train
No %, from Chicago to New York. on
the Pennsylvania railroad, ran into a
stationary freight train In the yards
al Larimer. near Greensburg. Fa All
the passengers received a severe shak-
Ing up and narrowly escaped injury
or death. The injured:
Mrs. Jerry Green Of Roxboro, Pa, in
jured n,na about boz 1,ht1u heed aRd dIpn body D.
jammed through window and severely
cut.
Howard Scott. brakeman, in West
moreland Hospital, in critical condition.
Edward A. BiIby, fireman Derry. Pa.
cut and bruised; serious.
r. J. Whitaker, Pittsburg, face and
body cut.
]. e. Bateman. Pittsburg, cut.
Mixed the Orders.
The passenger train had just received
orders to leave the eastbound track
and travel east on the westbound track.
According to reports received mere. an
operator forgot that the freight train
was on the westbound track and gave
the passenger a white block. engineer
Martin of the passenger train says he
saw the freight about twenty yards
in front of him. but owing to the speed at
which he was travelling he was unable to
avoid collision. Both engines were
wrecked and the combination car of
the passenger was practically demol-
ished. About six coal cars were smash
ed. The impact was terrific and the
passengers were thrown violently to
the floors of the cars. That the train
escaped a disastrous wreck Is due, it is
said. to the fact that it was ira Yelling
only about twenty miles an hour
A wrecking crew from this city clear
ed the tracks, when the Pennsylvania
special was made up again, and with
the Manhattan limited departed for the
east, two hours late.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon-Capital
Traction. at 127, at l27. at 1891 20 a,
l2sii2. at 1854.
Mergenthaler Linotype. at 1e4N. 10 at le4a4.
10 at 194La. 10 at l94%.
After cal--Washington Rwy. and Eec. As,
81. 900 at II. $500 at 17L.
Mergenthaler Linotype 10 at 1914
pnSnS
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
s25s. 733. Government receipts:
From internal revenue. $3.50; customs,
s794,91a: miscellaneous, $67 O94. Expendi-
lures 1,O3O, 900.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

which seemed to promise better business
for the week. the local stock market be-
came stagnant today. There were trans
actions on the exchange in only three Sc
curties.
Forty shares Of Capital Traction sold
Off to 1851 on the regular call. Thirty
two shares of Mergenthaler sold from
1a4a4 to 134sa on the first call. and after
call ten more brought only 1874
The per cent bonds of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company furnished
all of the other business, only $1,JOO
changing hands.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. r Hibbs & Co. bank
ers and brokers. 1919 F street. members
New York Stock Exchange, Washington
Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of
Trade.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Liverpool Grain Prices,

LIVERPOOL, November 12.-Wheat-
Spot steady; No. red western winter Is
I'D: futures steady: December. Is. lid :;
March. SIS 24gd.; May. IS. 19sd Corn
Spot steady; prime mixed American 5s
s1&d.: futures quiet; December, IS sasd !.
January, IS. J7sd.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Industrials Were Dull.

Such liquidation as could be detected in
today stock market was expressed chief
ly in the industrial quarter. American
smelling broke very sharply and the de-
cline in that stock attracted the greater
amount of attention by reason of the near
approach oI the dividend declaration pc
ROD. One of the subsidiary companies OF
the Anna gamated Copper Company passeu
It's dividend today and while the event was
compare lively unimportant SO far as the
revenues Of the Amalgamated are CON
Cerned, II was otherwise regarded as POS
sessing no little significance. Amalganat-
ed stock was accordingly weak, but with
a few exceptions declines were commonly
scored throughout the industrial and mis-
celianeous list.
The early advance in Union Pacific was
accompanied by further discussion with
regard to the likelihood of an early an
nounceme of the companys plan for
the segregation of its holdings in the
securities of other railway corporations
and the movement in Reading was osten-
sibiy based upon rumors OF an increased
dividend on the stock. Tne gossip of this
character was disSIpatsd with the decline
in both cases. Little OF no discussion
attached to transactions elsewhere in the
railway list.
Gold Imports.
Money market circumstances, including
the premium on currency, were naturally
again the absorbing feature of interest
Fresh additional engagements of gold al
though in reduced volume in comparison
with yesterdays large taking. were an
nounced. and II is difficult to see how they
can be discontinued, however desirable
that might be from certain points of view,
SO long as currency commands premium
here Of from 3 to 4 per cent.
No confirmation was obtainable OF the
report that arrangements had been made
for the securing of $15,0pO,000 gold in
Paris for shipment to this country. The
subtreasury made further large transfers
of currency TO various interior points and
has gained from the banks since last
Friday more than Si,luOpn. Rates for
loans on time remained upon a nominal
basis, and those for loans on call aver
aged somewhat above yesterdays levels
London was not factor OF weight in the
local dealings
Evening star., 1907-11-12
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, November 12.-The wheat
market opened firm. but soon weakened
on fairly liberal selling. December, 93ha
$685..
The corn market was firm early, but
declined i'll sympathy with wheat De
cember. 56as.
Oats weak. December, 47ss.
Provisions active, but weak January
pork. 1915; lard so714 ribs, 7o7ts
The wheat market was subjected to
heavy selling pressure all day. and the
price of December dropped to 32i4 A
rally took place late in the day on
covering by shorts. and the close was
steady, with December Is lower at
82%.
The low price for December corn was
55 Il. The close was weak with De-
cember 2a2B lower at 55&
Evening star., 1907-11-12
THE FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. November 12.-Three per cent
rentes 81 francs s2ia centimes for the
account Exchange on London, 25 francs
2311 centimes for checks.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by T. R. Chapman & Co. tG B.
Chapman. manager. members New York Stock
Exchange. 1901 ST. n.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

BERLIN. November 12.-Exchange on
20 ma rks So pfennigs for checks
Discount rates-Short bills. 6 per cent :;
three months bills. 61a per cent.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
LONDON. November IL. I pm.

Bar silver. steady. q 3-l0d per ounce
Money. 4a.a5 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 6N ATS per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three month bills is 6laa6A per cent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-02
h hnig'ab J Ia enseianza musical

Las principales sociedades de
Viena han comenzado a colec-
.cionar las impresiones fonogra-
ficas de los mas notables can
tantes, no solo para perpetuar
sus voces, sino tambien para
hacer uso de elias en- la ense-
flanza. Ell ConservatOriO de MI
sica habia iniciado va este Sis
tema con las voces de sus anti
guos alumnos. que hoy dia f.
guran entire los grandes artis-
tas de la Opera Imperial; y en-
10 SUCCESSIVE extendera su cOlec-
cion con Ell objeto indicado y
ofrecera tambien audiciones de
fon6grafo a grande orquestai ;.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-02

ccio, 81 les hubieran dcho que ell nnico que sentia
verdaderamente la mnsica era aquel muchachuelo
81 querfan que Sc estuvese queto lpor que toca
ban piezas que lie obligaban moverse'
Habfa en- aqueas p5ginas cabaos desbocados.
espadas, gros de guerras orgulo dc vencedores ~
huberan qrerido que el mantuvese como ellos, =.
moviendo la cabeza llevando el compass ell pie!
Para este tenan mas que tocar placidas barca-
rolas 8 psginas insubstanciales que hsblan mucho.
para decir nada. 6:
No faltan en- Ia m1sica como por ejemplo la peza
de Godmark de la que decia el vejo relojero
risa de satisfaction:
'Es deliciosa.
No 50 cncuentra ella la menor aspereza'...
Cuando tocaban pezas de genero Juan Girls
tobal no movfa quedaba adormlado.
No saba 10 que tocaban; hasta scabsba por
oirlo; pero felz, miembros Sc embotaban sc
entregaba sus suenos.
Estos 10 eran historas con hilacion; tentan pies
ri cabeza assa
Apenas si va de vsz en- cuando una imagen de
contornos precise: madre haccndo IN pastel y
quitando el euehillo Il pssta qpe hsbia Quedado
entire sus dsdos nna rata de aga qne haba vistc y
vispera nadando 60 " TO- III Isgo qus qlsrlA ~ y
CT con Il rama AZ sauce. s# 6Ae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-02

NOTAS DE RAMEAUK


La Compafifa de Midland
Railway, de Londres, ha acor-
dado hacer vagones especiales
para los recien casados. Hom-
bre, este 81 que esta bien!
Lo que no me explicQ es el
por que los hacen de dos pla-
zas; 20 creo que con una plaza
tenfan bastante, por muy gor-
ditos que fueran ambos con-
yuges.
Esta es una innovation muy
digna de tener en- cuenta por
las Empresas ferroviarias.
mo hay perreras para los pc
Tros: 81. ~ por quei Pues pa
Ta que no molesten los viaje-
ros Por identica razon deben
existir vagones para viajes de
novios. porque una pareja amo-
rosa reciente molesta mas que
una pareja de perros. Los chu-
chos ladTan, y los otros no Ia
dram precisamente.
Es muy cargante tener de
compaiieros de viaje a dos jo-
venes que acaban de salir de la
iglesia Y van durante todo Ell
canine pisandose al menor des-
Guido y pellizcandose a hurta-
dillas.
Para ellos es esta una venta-
ia inmensa, porque no tiene
n.aldita la gracia verse libres
de las miradas de la mama po
Utica v encontrarse con las de
otras personas. mas 8 menos po-
lfticas.
iOue snerte tienen los que Sc
casan en- 1nglaterra! iRecienti-
tos Y libres! Esto es el colmo
de la felicidad.
Pensando en- 81 por que de las
dos plazas me parece que ha
llegado dar en- el "quid' de
su utilidad. Seran para ia vuel-
ia de Ia luna de miel. Cuando
va empiecen a cansarSe de su
nuevo estado puede II cada
uno en- una plaza tan rlcameu-
te, sin molestarse ell uno del
OtrO.
Inglaterra es ell pals de los
grandes inventos, y este ira a la
cabeza de todos.
Los que deben procurar que
sc haga alguna innovation son
los reviso1es de billetes, porque
~aunque sean vagones esp5cia :
les tendran que revisar 10 mis-
mo que antes, y estas revistas
son muy expuestas a vistas ma
da agradables.
Conyuges: dad las gracias por
,esta nueva forma de viajar CO.
modamente. Desde hoy en- ade-
dante dejarels de lr en- Berlina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-02

oJO." E aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA, es
Ell ejor reedio Est6ago Dispep
a malas destiones Su sabor agradable puede
comnn Este tesoro e estomago
ia cajas de boteas de tro botellas suetas las
casas siguientes.
MAYAGUEZ don E. Franco
PONCE, Hotel Comado de don B. Me1a
AGUADILLA, Farmacia de don J. ]. Font 4
AREClBO Hotel LAS Baleares Cafe de los Sres Mir,
Orp Ca Ia
FAJARDO, Farmacia de don Luis Ordonez "
GUAYAMA, Sres, Freiria Hnos
CAGUAS Sr. Ambrosio Machuca
MANATL Sres. J. Padr6 Ca.
HUMACAO, don Aurelo Ramirez ~:
MAUNABO. Fa1maca de don lose G. Sugranes -
CAROLINA Sres, Arsuaga Ca. **:~-
CANOVANAS Sres Fernandez Sobrinos.
SAN JUANA Farmacia Colon, r. Almazan Sucesoes
de Fernandez hermano Sucesores de Sobno Fernandez
Garcia Perez Ca don Fernandez Francisco Carero
sus agentes generates + Font hermano
Precio en- todas parties 80 ctvs. bot,lla de Iftro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-02

alto, le observe un iDstante ilumno su espirr una
idea s1bta.
Ezra un pequedo prodigio....
Como no habfa pensado en- ello7..-.
iQue fortuna para familia...
Habfa crefdo siempre que aquel muchacho seria
un ignorante como madre
Pero NADIA costaba probar.
Esto serfa verdadera sueIte!
Pasearfan al nino por Alemanfa tai vez por el
extranjero cual serla la exstenca aegre noble al
mismo TEMPO" X
-Mechor dejaba de buscar la nobleza
oculta todas acciones que no llega-
Sc encontrarla despu9s de alguna refexion.
Animado por idea, inmediatamente despues
de Ia con el ultimo bocado en- la boca coloc6
IL nho q pianoy le hizo repetir Ia eci6n del as
hasta que GAIA del suedo.
Il misma operaci6n reaz5 los denas dlas
Crist6bal no tsrdo cansarse So fastidi6 terri
blsmente; por dltimo pudo mas trat6 de re-
belafse
Il que y ohligaban hacer 10 tents sentido co.
mdn s6o setratabs Dc el teclado ION Il ma
yor yslocdad, escamoteando e puaar. Dc dsr asli-
dad = cuafo dedo qus = queiaba orpemente pessdo
entrs - dos inmediatos as7ssrf'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-02
Hotel Paris
cALLE MENDEz we'd. NJ -
MAYAo j Ez

aituado eete oetsbleciniento q q centre
Q Il ealle MSndes Vigo,, con m jardfn n
ffente, e 81 que reuns mayerss ventajal
J comodidades paEa - ss6erss viajerss, J
81 que cnenta con mejores habitacions4 ~
cas. ventiladas, mayniicos bakos y duoAas-
- Oou61s & to1ae heoe -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-02
tlblas de Eduardo lanaco|s
EECOADlRNADls n TELl
Acabadas de recibir ed esta Librerfa

Ell Seductor
Sobre el Abismo
La Enferma
De mi vida
Impresiones de Arte
Punto negro
Duelo 8 muerte
De carnc y hueso
Loca de Amor