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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14
ANUNCIOS DI1BRSOS.
Confirmation.
Al p 4 b lico.

La hermandad de la Santa Cruz, en- este pueblo ha
acordao elebar su estvidad el dia 23 del que cursa
con Ia solemnidad que es del caso para mayor lu-
ciniento ene la honra de inviar todas los vecinos
de Ia ocalidad puntos imtrotes anticpando las gfa-
cias por asisenca los que suscrben primeras dig
nidades de la heruiandad
Carolina, Mayo & de 1875.--El Meyordomo, Lo
renzo Figueroa.-El primer Diputado Ezequiel Cruz.
Ell Celador Fiscal, Emilio Rivera Ia
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Un alambique de CO.

bre compleo de LOG gaones cabida halla de
e establecimento de Felipe Hechet Gale de la
Fortaleza n1mere 35. 4-6
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Ojo-Al anuncio-Ojo.

Sc desea yender una magnfca fonda frente al Paseo
de Ia Princesa barrio de Ia Mariua el que la nterese
pueds verse con su dneho que Ia Bonfacio Ri
bet. l-3
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! enta de IN piano yer

tical en- buen estado, cuyo precio es sumamente m6
deco El que 10 nterese puede drgirse al cuarte de
Ballaa, pabellon numero /, donde Sc halla de mani
hzstO. 1l-12 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14
FRuEus PENHNsULARHs,

"A situacion actual de la plaza puede decirse ess
nooo favorable para nmedlatas importaciOnes, toda
rez oue SO halla todayia sutcientelnente surtila.
En- La quIncena que nos Ocupa, SO han yendido dos
expediciones de Bareelonai &lgunas paeotllas per
Fl correo auincenal segun resena T. scontnuacon.
Berg Alnirstate, de Barcelona, Sres9 SoBrinqs
de Pf-300 s,scos arrox s5t al, 100 cajas a iabon
ISL al, 4eO cajas 5ly ZOE i'd fdeos SO >ql, 90
saeos garbaizos s7R ql, fdos hiio elefyeias S34
o fardos hilo acarreto $50 al, III corredera Sl8
o 59fi pph vino tinto $40 ppa, s70l4 pipad id $38
,pa lljU garrats. anisado II rs, $50 id hoanda l3
rls 43J gssrrafs anisad0 ElDrocia - Tls 500 bB.t
a vno duice $50 id Ia id. seco q rs, 500 garrfs,
yuos slirtidos3 81 rIs. 20I8 pips brandy 9rs. gallon
50 cajas s. tapetes rssolis 20 ID q botellas IL
cores y94 f06 III eeboilas 81!
Berg. Vsloz, del missnq punto. los lnslnos Sres,
IS pipas vino tinto $3i lbI9 id id. id. 36I4 i'd id.
id so pipa, 80 0botas acete IA a 20G cajas jabon
desgual S54 d. 20e cajas q ideOs 81 ql 10 sacos
aveIana. $l2 qi, 750 garrafs anisado yT5U id ho-i
landa 10 rs pacotil.a; 1gI8 pipa brandy9 rls ga
lon 23 bis vino duce ~ ris., I70id. Ia id seco
81 Ils., 500 garrafs. v4nos II rls 5sse = afgA
Para Sres. Viuda de Was Coup cajas papel
ragado Ia id id. id. "a, Iid.id id 81 y5r2 pipas
vino tinto, almacenados.
Para Sres. Pastor Marquee y lGsrcia.--2oO cajasl
. fdens yi0 q ,.4ss.4g s.t.s.ss -, s.ss.ss s3.s
Sres So6rnos dc Ezquiaga.- eajas chocolate, por
vender loo i'd. sardinas, vendidas la mayor parte
IA rls., 2l6 tabales sardinas S22 az EYfe5}7 & n
Para Sres. Yiuda do Was .Comp.-125 ,tahales
sardipss, a.cenados, cjas con liz jasones So al
Para Sres. Barreras Castillo LOO tabales sard
mas parte almaeenados parte vendidos q 22 rls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14
mARatyA DE 'rRItsO.

ia transcurrido Ia quincena sin importaciones de
Prceedeneia naconal 10 caiat yiene perfectaiEonte
para que la perspectiva del inercado vaya mioran-
do para nuey0s arribos, pues con las importa.anes
recentes que anotamos nuestra anterior, tse en-
este sucientenlente provisto en- Ia aetialdaa
De Ia americana hay tanbien una buena ,s.lsten-.
ella, y 50 han importado:
Por Maggie, de Boston 1923 bis que pasaron ae.
p6sitc. ff i
Por Alexander, de Nueva-Y York, para Sres S. Conill
y comp. DO bis almacenados. s. t.s
POr vWErd Dot0Fcs, dol rnisno punto, 375 bis. one
oasaron depositS,s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14
rmOYasaONEs AMERlCANAs.

Continue Ell mercado en- la msma disposition que
eAunciamOs gu nuestra anterior, quiere. decr, per
fectsnente surtido hemos tendo algunas importa-
Clones reaizadas seguu detafe adelante: 7t9s
Berg. ing. Maggie, dc Boston, q Sres. Latmer y
COMP % bis eebolias ", $50 I'D. papas $3t, So bis
tOciuo mess s26A.
Col ing Alexander, de Nueva- York, q Sres. Sobri-
nos de Ezquaga, ~ G. mantequila @274 S29. f.s
Para ~ Enrique Delgado, % bis tocino mess $685.
10 tercerolas jamonss sl94 q. 81 ss4ss 58sse s
Para sres s Conill y comp. 100 bis. tocinc mess
alnasenados fs8f4 ~ 80 getgf s ia R@
Para sres. Latimer comp, 100 latas mantequilla,
por vender 4#N48 EA
Pol gol esp. Nuepu Dolores, del rnisno punto, q
Sres Sobfinos dc Pi, 4u bis tocino mess 2Is i'd ds
ia IA g. 400 iatas 10 209 id de IL lbs 20 tsrzones
mante ~ IL i5J latas mantequllia S9Iq3 800 res
mas papei estraza rs GU id III. cillndrado 6rs 200
O. velas sebo SiS a., 20 jabon pno 10 q, I6.euhe-
tes galletias y5J id SI4q 20O qucsos si q, 800
Petroteo ~ els gal so bis id 40 cts i'd Is terzones
lamones w q = Dls habiehueas sSl, IS pimenta
eobas "a ps., - nidos baules 81 ps. ssnfs4ta b.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14
Honle5opatla.

D. J. Bramon, antigua Mflico HOne6patG, recibe en-
consulta de l2a B. gratis para los pobres. Plaza prn
cpal numero 10. III 9-15
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h0=s36

psbicare los aongce microbes casa
a. b. exgen suplsmess
gyft srscTilioIes
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Imprenta, Almacen de Papel y Liberia
" De GONZALEZ. -FOTALBzA Is.


Nh ~ M con nderbaas Son los iunneE
la Gram "A
eCu dd lgh l eIanoa6 6ngIa Gramais Di
g b anp la aensanza elemental
a 81 aogo general 6 y sf 4.,a g rg
e@ta dasde depapdesy lie
ri a e. M ~ N a cap nas ieanadae en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14
pREc1os DE SUBSCRIPTION

Por I'm ano isa-Por seis SIS so centavosPW
un S3Por reales Capital 10 en- resto
de Peninsula ell nylando
pei6dco de porte por inges $l5 anuaesPOr uA
sno a isa de Cuba $l2
Las suscpcones pagan por adanado los suscP
torres entenderse los An drectamen Ad
El BoLEnN enva todas parties franco de porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14

La correspondence Gle ra en- ests ConsuladO loa
das siguientes:
Para Inglaterra Espana
Francia Alemanis, toda s
Europa, Asia, Santhomas, SEI IL l3 81.
Pacifco, TERRA frlna las e%
Colonias Inglesas.
!. Para ps,s 81 Brasil Rio de Ell dia 81.
Para los -unido- Via de sagthonss ,s@ B0r
ParAlo' E'sado'- -uniao'. Vi. Ris p jamaica, az
Segun disposition del Goberna lor BrtAnico en- los
dlas de correspondence para Europa, las caftas So
traera Consulate hasta la una del dia sin null
ta hasa las con multa de TO centavos porcar-
ta excepto las que echsn ebuzon con los selos
iagIeSes necesarios. t
Cuando e tranqueo es forzoso y las cartas puestas
elbuzon son franqueadas no pueen ser enviadaa
por Ell vapOr ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14
AYISO
D. TOMAS RAYA.

Doctor urisprudencia abog gado De los tlibunales
auditor nonorario de guerra ha estabecido su estu
dio en- los altos de la casa, eae de la Tanca nnero
IL en- donde offece servicios profesioaales sus
numerosos amigos de esta sla, denas personas que
quieran honrrarle conandoe asuntos Puerto-Rico
Mario de 1875 15-36
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.sAYIsO.

Hay en- esta Capital mutitud de personas que nde-
bidamente &c ocpan de agencar negocos sin 9s cono-
oimentos necesarios rim tener patnte como los que
sscrib9os; en- tavirtud estos ores cesen
en dica perudica de ioconrario nos
veremos en- 81 duro de presentarnos quela la
Auaaridads -fuerso-itioo de Mayo dc isJo.-lose
Candido Rodriguez Piedras.-L. Goenaga. 2-6
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Consulado Britanico.
nxEs Dn nGAxo.

La correspondence Gle ra en- ests cOnsulado loA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-14

Se ha establecido en- este pueblo el Dr. D. Juan Dio-
nsio Iturrino quien oece al p1blico sus servicos
su profession Medico-qurdrjica -Lares, Abril II de
1875. 4--10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
TNDER UUIcH KING [!


We believe that the adoption of an imitation
policy would lead to widespread misery and
ruin. Mr.. +. W. Bird believes that the con-
tinuance of the present party in power would
subject the country to even greater corruption
in the public service than has yet been SUI
fered. Mr.. Bird will not deny what we main
tain, and we do not deny what he hain-
tains. But will Mr.. Bird say which he
thinks is the greater evil I II worst comes
to worst can the country better endure official
corruption and theft in high places after the
present pattern, or the universal robbery
which comes from dcbaeing the currency on
the plan of the a.signats or of the Continent
tai shinplasers Wa do not believe that the
country is to be shut up to this dcplorabc
choice of evils; but if it must be, is Mr. Bird
quite sure that he prefers the universal ruin
of reckless currency expansion to the damage
we are now suffering from official corruption
Is he not recommending that we jump out of
the frying-pan into the rc-trying to persuade
himself that after all the fire is the more
comfortable place We have as little faith as
Mr.. Bird in the efforts to manufacture third
parties in the f0rCing-hOuses of theoretical
politicians, but we have stiil less in the
attempts during the present political chaos to
define what must be the dividing line of ptrties
and the duty of good citizens fifteen months
hence The duty of the hour in Ohio Seems TO
us to he to oppose the most ilagrnit proposition
yet made by any powerful party for dehasing
the currency and pandcring to the dcma-
gogism that would wage war on property.
In New-York il seems to be to uphold the
hands of an honest Executive i'll hi relentless
campaign against corruptiOnists who have been
billing up taxes beyond the limit of endurance
and debauching both political parties. We
believe that If good citizens honestly dis
charge these duties, meeting the issues Of
the hour as they arise, the issues Of next year
will be in q fair way to be well met when
they come. Don't let us cross that river I'M
til we get ut least Il little nearer To it.
But we have the highest respect for Mr..
Birds Judgment, as well as for his long and
faithful political service; and with these mild
suggestions by the way, cordially commend his
letter to the thoughtful consideration of that
large body OF conscientious Republicans with
and for whom he has so long acted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
THE TRIBUNE'S MONTHLY CALENDAR.
The large figures indicate Dt days Of he aont small on
" NJ N year.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
TIE EEHS THIS MORNING.

FoRpIGv.-A religious war was likely to arise
from the Herzegovina rebellion Servia and Monte
negro promised neutrality. - general extradi-
ton treaty for all Germany with the United States
was to be considered in the Federal Council shortly
- Fifty trades unions and commercial corpora
tiops in France will send delegates to the Centennial
Exhibition. - The mail steamer Boync, bound
from Brazil to Southampton, was lost OF Brest;
her crew and passengers were saved. - The
army worm invaded the eastern section Of Nova
Scotia. - The heat in Yokohama and Picking
was excessive; torture was virtually abolished III
Japan.
DoMEsrIc-Allen c. Beach, Lieutenant-G
I'm 1869. testified before the Canal Commission that
n map of the DenisOn contract work Was presented
TO the Canal Board before the letting - Thirty
eight pcstmaSters were dismissed for wrongful sale
of stamps 10 increase their salaries. - The Mis-
sissippi came to stand at Memphis. - PreSi-
dent Grant was received by 10000 people at Chau-
tauqua Lake
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Messrs. Moody and San
key, the American evangelsts arrived in the
steamer Spain. - Rules submitted to the
Produce Exchange for the grading and delivery of
grain. - A combination Of telegraph companies
10 increase rates was reported. - Bernard Cas-
serly concluded his testimony before the Legislative
Committee on Emigration and Quarantine. -
Unsuccessful attempts were made to dcfraud the
Importers and Traders and Third National Banks
by forged telegraphic dispatches. - Three men
were carried over the Paterson Falls and drowned
- Gold, 1871, 1871 1888. Gold vane OF the
legal-tonder dollar at the close, IS 20 cents.
THE WEATJIER.--The Government report predicts
cloudy weather, with light rain. - In this city
yesterday warm and generally bright weather pre-
vailed thermometer TO-. SO, 75o.
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1noef TO Advertisements.

AMussMENIs-yinth Pdgc-4th. 5th and 9th columns.
BANKIN0-HopsEs AND BANkERs-SiHh IdQe-lst col
umn.
BoARp AND RooMs-Ninh Paoe-3d and 4th columns
BUSINESS CUANCEs-Third Idgc-6th column
RrsISEss NoTICEs-Fourth PaQe-lst column.
DENTISTRY Third IdQe-Gth column.
DIVIDEND NoTCEs-Niath Po0e-lst column
DRY GoODs-NinM Fdoe-Sd column.
EUROPEAN HOIEL>-SaTM jdQc-0th ana Oth coluinhS
ExcuRsIoNs-Nin FuQe-6th column. .
FINANCIAL-E0hM Pdge-6th column; NINA fdge-ist
column.
FUKNITURr-yinh Pdqe-3d column.
HELP WANTED FEMALEs-Nnh fugc-6,n c9iuinh- car,
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c-Ih'rd fa9e-0th
column.
HOTEIs- Ninth Paoe-4th column.
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-Ninh Io9e-Zu coiu"n
lee CREAM-SiID Pd0e-ith column. -
INSTRUCTION. Pdoe-1st, 2d and Sd Columns
LAW SCHOoIS-SiTth Io9c-3d column
LEGAL NoTICEs-Third id0e-6th column.
MACHINERY Ninth PGge-3d column:
MARRIAGES AND DsAIHs-Ftfh Page-6th column
EisCfLLAYroUs- Ninth Pd0e-3d column; TENN rage
9th column. - -
MusIcAI INsTRUyFSTs-N Ninth Pu0e-6h column.
RyxI IsTATR ron sAiF-CIry-NinM Pdge-2d column;
CoUNTRY-Ninh FdQc-2d column; AUCTION sails
Ninth Page-2d column; TO EXCHANGE-AtnM f"9e-
% column. -
SAYS BY AucTIov--Ninh Pdoe-2d column.
SAVINGS BANKs-NiaM Idge-3d column 40
SIR ATOMS WANTku. MALEs-Nipth PdJe-4th ana 81 n
columns: FKMALEs-NinM Poae-5th and 9th col
SPECIAL NorIcEs-Fidh Pooe-6th column c.,.
Srf kMDoATs AMI KAiLRoADs-Sirh Poge-oth ana otb
columns. -, ,,., o,,,,.,.
srrANERs OcFAN-Sirih Pd1e-fth and 9th columns
SgMMER RETREais-Ninh Paae-ith column.
TEACHgRs-SrM PdQe-ith column
THE TURf-Niah IGge-6th column o., ,,, .
To Ipr- CRY PRoPERTY-NinM Tdge-2d column
CoUNTRY-Ninfh Pdqe-2d column , ,
To WHOM IT MAY CoSCERN-Ihird PoJe-6th column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

We feel authorized TO say that the Republii;
can MANAGERS Who resting IN the Deie nas ,1 ~
Rim "a posurcs Will mplicate no prominent on. r,s
their party are slumberny OIL the edge OF soio.o
erunthnn viii occur in q fow days.-lCuca OBSERVER
(Dem) 81,
Il il Obvious that no reform will be pos,io,e
I'm connection with the management OF inunh ana 80
long as these Delano, Cowen, anu slitn ~
mtied 10 remain in office, AMI every , ,hs,
public policy and party expcdiency femshus qua. I'm
thall bs dismissed in such manner "a 10 ied'e nv al
Tor argument az to the why aud whereiore'-t'
pha Telegraph tRepl
What Mississippi has done, every one OF he es
sster states in the South will bo glad ana ltuek ~
when Tie benignnnt circumstances WHOM nave u..o
there shall fall 10 the lot OF louisiana anu VIC
others also The color line has never BEEN more tu
ds,as,ef and unwecome necessity OF sell prescf
ia final and conclusive ensure Ia the nfst aese
infeijgcnt aud patriotic citizen In the souh-lN'"
Orleans Pcayune llnd) ~,
In discussing the question of State rcpna, ,s.
ton IL ought 70 be forgotten that 10 certain
the Federal Government responsible oy Us ns .sDs o.
and miscellaneous legal tender legislation Inc ,v;
the times indicate that the Reputation OF state asv's
sosu DO thing Of tho past one 81 ,n ra When e MOI
cnntr.r, TO- but may and ought 70 De W ' c"nS,
with The nat iotlsm which comprehends tln wa0A' WV
try Buffalo Courier DAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
A HANDFUL OF HERETICS IN OHIO.
From the Boston Pest. :.

Secretary McCulloch, in the course OF hls
last letter on public finances 10 The Nhw- ORk lhB NJ
takes occasion refer to the OHIO platform IN rs ,es
tons to the hard-mOney doctrine IA expressed ny Ios
who for the time directed the utterances OF the Demo
cratic Convention The currency plank III That platform
means saws Mr. Mel ulOch that tho Democracy OF lhw
great state fayor deprecated promises in place on com a.
circulating ne dium and are willing 10 place the none
tary power Of the country In The hands OF Congress D
he continues II this resolution does in TACT Express W
reflect the sentiments of the stanch Old olaS
Rights harl-money party. which honGIea r rssa
cpan bo expected to change his SKIN sna n ns
leonard his spots | am quito sure IL zoos nos
me Democratic party has always been opposed to pape.
money OF all kinds especially to irfedeemabe notes ana
will continue to the end Of the chapter fon
ticans who make trade OF politics, may change. Dn'
the masses adhere 10 their old faith" This opinion, COM
ing from one whose word Is authority upon matters w
france. and whose present position removes nun MN I'm
the Influence OF the ea0uslcs and the preuccS Oh ~
political situation in This country IL OF more man 1t.
nary weight Mr. McCuloch recognizes whst - cNin.ns
TO every ore informed in tho political hisI1fy ~ -,
United States that the rash uttcrarces OF "
heretics who gained temporary control OF o, en-
ton are moi 10 be taken sufficient 20 oyeftLro" o
tied policy OF tho party to DO c0nsldeteu rs
ths energy with which IL will continue us apols ~, S
establishment OF sound currency aganst tie enoCs,
the party which originated aud continued pape' Ho''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
4 Word OF JUSTICE,

Messrs. Moody and Sankey, who arrived in
the steamer Spain on Saturday, will be re-
ceived by the religious public, as a matter of
course, with widely differing notions as to the
expediency or pcrmanency of their spiritual
work. But il may be well in sheer justice to
these gentlemen to call attention to the fact
that their preaching in England has not been,
as was limited by some English papers and
openly asserted by others, money making
speculation in any seuse of the words. Lead
ing English journals, noticeably The Satur-
day Repie@, and others of that high range
of good breeding which usually excludes all
religious emotion as demonstratiyc and yul-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

Thirty years ago Providence, r. l., was one of the
most picturesque cities in America. Those who
then lived in 1t and loved it will hardly revisit it
without o certain feeling of disappointment. 1t
isn't merely that Of the witty, the wise and the
lovely who then illustrated its social circles so many
are dead; but the general physiognomy of the
city has undergone n change which is hardly an inn
provement. The line water spaces have been less
ened the Great Bridge has lost its greatness; the
Cove is filled up; and tho beautiful square. with
its old and new buildings, is beautiful no longer We
suppose that there must be some remains of the
aristocraic residences on the old side of the town ;
but we fear that Coege-st. is not what il was and
where are the lads who used to climb that shady hill
Where are the fine meadows at the back Of the
University Perhaps, if improvement goes on.
somebody may DO asking for tho noble Baptist
Church, which has but tue single fault Of being in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

gar, complained of their modes OF advertising
their meetings as savOrlng too much OF the
shop, and were quite convinced that Sankey's
songs and Moody's exhortatiOns were meant
in the long run to put money in their purse.
The advertisements appear to have answered
their purpose of arousing shop keeping COM
munty, and the money which might have
been put into / their purse they have
promptly applied otherwise. The bills con-
nected with the meetings, some E3O,OOO, were
paid, and E1, 900 devoted to continue noon
day prayer-meeting Besides this, f4O,OOO
were raised to erect an Evangelistic church,
which sum, it il expected, will be increased to
100000. "The Evangelists refused an Of
"fered testimonial" we are informed, and even
"handed over the sum resulting from the sale
90 of their hymnboOk, to which they had legal
"business right, 70 the London Committee"
1t is wholesome and refreshing to hear these
things The truth is, there is fair ground Tor
suspicion of mcrccnary motives III men VINO
suddenly become known to the world for their
excess of zeal and religious fervOr the cloak
of religion is so large and convenient and
popular garment that q great many sinners
put it on when their schemes will carry no
other covering. We have had swindiing saints
as statesmen, as brokers, as philanthrOpists.
"The more loud mans profession of gOd-
"ness," said an eminent clergyman the
other day, "the less reliable | find him
in religious work." There are few
burning and shining lights in the church
now, who it is more than suspected by pro-
fame outsiders "makc q good thing" of their
pious regulations in more ways than one, and
who, while apparently building foundation
of good works in the holy city, do not forget
to keep their earthly abodes quite up to the
fashionable standard.
We are heartily glad that these two men,
who have been pleading their Masters cause
80 boldly, can show that the hands were clean
which they lifted in prayer and praise to Him.
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this city which have gone the way Of all American
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it is an old fogy newspaper deprccates still further
encroachments upon the water spaces but the mis-
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least like Venice again.
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In the statement of Mr.. Sankey, printed in
another column, We have the fullest account
yet given by either of the American Evangel-
lists of their share i'll the recent great religious
movement in Great Britain, together with
their own description of their methods and
estimate of results. Mr.. Moody has gone TO
his old home in massachusetts, for recreation,
and Mr.. Saukcy will spend h4 vacation in
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Readers Tearing torn for the Summer anlhape
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Pennsylvania. 1t is announced that they will
resume their evangelistic labors in October,
and that the beginning in this country will
probably be made either in this city, Brooklyn,
or Boston.