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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
COMUNICADO.
TEATRO DE GUAYAMA.

Hace va algunas semanas, opera el
6l la compania dramatica que tan acerta
damente dirige el primer actor don AL
berto Gutierrez, aun cuando habiamo
dido elogiar tanto dicho senior, cuant
q las demas parties que componen ell ellen
&C de la citada compaf1ia por persona
conocedoras del arte de Thalia, no podia
mos emitir nuestra humilde opinion has
ia hoy despues de la Ultima representa-
ci6n dada Ell domingo pr6ximo pasado Ell
que Sc puso en- escena ell sublime dram;
del senior Echegaray que lleva por titulc
En- Ell puaO de Ia espada.
Ninguno de los seflores que tomaron
su cargo ell desempeflo de tan dificil obrs
dej6 que desear al pdblico, pues cada cua
supo colocar d la altura que Sc merecfs
la reputation de que goza en- esta cults
villa.
Ell seflor Gutierrez nos hizo un Fer
nando con toda la conciencia de I'm pri-
nero Y distinguido actor. Ell phblico le
demostr6 en- varias ocasiones su entu-
siasmo con nutridos aplausos, pues estu-
vo muy feliz, sobre todo, en- la escena f.
nal, por 10 bien interpretado de la agonia
y caida del brazo al espirar.
En- fin, Ell senior Gutierrez, por su
apuesta fgura, sus distinguidas maneras,
la elegancia con que pisa las tablas y ma
turalidad en- la acci6n Sc pone al nivel de
los primeros actores que hemos visto en-
esta provincial.
La seflora Guma { dona Rosa dice
bastante bien E interpret6 con acierto ell ca
racter de doi1a Vi0lante ell cual desempe-
no con ancha naturalidad, distingui6ndo-
Sc en- las escenas mudas de que abunda
su dificil papel, y fue aplaudida del pt-
blico que es la mejor prueba de que gus
to en- general su bien ejecutado papel.
iQu6 diremos del senior Gonzalez que
sea bastante q 10 mucho que mereceI
Este joven actor, discipulo del senior Gu
tierrez, promote mucho; es artista de con-
ciencia e hizo su papel de don Juan de
Albornoz como ningin actor 10 ha hecho
en- esta poblaci6n.
La seflora Gum& (do1a Trinidad) es
una DANA joven bastante buena, tiene dis
posici6n para ell arte y 6nas maneras, por
10 que Sc hace simpatica cada dia mas al
pdblico.
E; senior Castro Lopez es un joven
aplicado, tiene mucha disposition y SOL
tura Desempen6 el papel de Marques
de Moncada, que aunque no era de su ca
racter, 10 supo interpreter fielmente.
La sefora Gallardo de Gonzalez nos
sorprendi6 agradablemente con ell papel
de dueisa; 10 hizo tan bien que creiamos
estar viendo ell retrato de las duenas del
siglo XIV, reganonas, preguntonas, i'm
pertinentes y ofciosas.
Ell senior Otero muy bien en- su papel
de NuRo.
En- resumen, la obra estuvo muy bien
desempenada y ell pdblico qued6 alta
mente satisfecho, siendo la mejor prueba
de que esta compa1ia gusta los repetidos
aplausos que recibe y la concurrencia que
toda noche de funci6n acude al teatro.
El domingo pr6ximo Sc pone en- esce-
ma el grandioso drama El Campanero de
San Pablo benefcio de los esposos
Gutierrez; lie aseguramos una buena en-
trada y muchos aplausos.
r. B. Fl.
Guayama "a de Octubre de 1882.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

SantOral.-
Lunes, 80. San Clandio y compane
ros mrs.
Martes, 81. San Quintin, mr..
Microbes, lie de Noviembre. La Fies
ia de todos los Santos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
Tunel del Canal de la Mancha

LAS obras del tdnel de la Mancha,
{ dice un peri6dico } Sc hallan defnitiva-
mente interrumpidas por parte de In
glaterra. La empresa del tdnel sub-ma-
rino ha tenido en- contra a la mayor parte
de los generates de mar y terra. El mas
energico adversario de esta empresa es
un personaje cuya Influenza era va gran
de en- Inglaterra y que 10 es mas actual
mente: este personaje es ell vencedor de
Arabi, el general Sir Garnet Wolseley.
Este militar, cuya competencia no pue-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

Circular del Gobierno General recomen-
dando q los sehores alcaldes la mayor
actividad en- SD cooperation { Ia Exposi-
cion de Amsterdam, y consignando que
las personas one qnieran exhibir efectos
deb en- remitir1os { ID jnntA provincial del
certamen antes del Is de Diciembre pro-
ximo, 8 esperar que los recoja Ell comi-
sionado especial que con tai objeto vista
ra los centros productores de Ia isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

Feria. - Exposition de Maya
giez.-Dice EI Anunciad0r de Mayagtiez
10 siguiente:
"Ocupados los ingenieros y la sub-co-
mission de la Feria en- los pianos, presu-
puestos y demas atenciones de su cargo,
no habfan podido comunicar exteriormen-
te calor a la proyectada Feria de 1884, dan
do con clio lugar que Sc creyese por unos
que no era realizable y por otros que Sc
habfa desistido de llevarla a cabo, llegan-
do los pesimistas Greer que habia fraca-
sado por complete.
Pero no es asi: Ell proyecto de la Feria
vuelve agitarse, en- possession de los pla-
nos, memorials y presupuestos; en- esta
semana quedara ultimado ell presupuesto
general para su Immediate apobaci6n pol
la Junta general que Sc reunira en- bre.
We, entregandolo luego al Ayuntamientt
para que su vez solicite la aprobacior
superior.
Lejos, pues, de haberse desistido de Il
celebration de la Feria, creemos que ell
manos de hombres de buena voluntad ST
realizaci6n sera un hecho en- la fecha Sc.
nalada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
FOR EE OESEE.

San Juan.
Arecibo :.
Aguadilla
Mayagiiez
Ponce. .....
Arroyo.
Hun1aeao
Naguabo.
Fajardo -.
San juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
1922.
VICENTE SCHWAB,
S A S r r. e DE RIS.
(CoI|e de Ia fortalesa, .t1ente d Ia Zaragozama.)

ene guso partpar veceores
9 como de- @ haber recdo po los dlmos negdos de
tancla Aeman complete varo sdo de
profession los ues sate amrar
BILE cahdad Ell especial sido
Elm hara
gust encuenre pa general
vista M estabecmiento de la
Al mism tempo ofec los dnen hnrae 6rdenes
mayor esmo La coneccn de prendas
equdad possible precos atendidos oab g6ns
perfection olidez de lis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

Reales 6rdenes nombrando teniente
Fiscal de esta Audiencia & don Pedro
Castanera confrmando don Enrique
R. Carrie en- el cargo de Administrator
de correos de esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
eAcETA De HOY.

Nombrado Secretario Municipal de
Isabella don Manuel Romero, propuesto
en- primer lugar en- la terna presentada
por el ayuntamiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

en- I'm periodico de Mayagtiez correspon
diente al 26 del actual que han sido con
ducidos a la carcel de aquella ciudad e
DR.. D. Salvador Mestre y Nora D. Bar.
tolome Esteva y Palmer.
Concluye Ell colega anadiendo:
Lo que fuere sonara."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

Guayama "a de Octubre de. 1882.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

de ponerse en- duda, no Sc ha imitado q
dar su parecer en- el seno de la comisi6n
de que formaba parte, sino que la ha da-
do conocer y la ha motivado en- mn ar
ticulo de revista que ha tenido mucho eco
| y Sc ha publicado adem&s en- folleto.
La derrota de los partidarios del tdnel
es un fausto acontecimiento para los &C
cionistas que premature y temerariamen-
te habian empenado sus capitales en- las
Companies va formadas, pues fnanciera-
mente la empresa era desastrosa, segtin
la opinion de las personals competentes.
La historic del cabellO es muy
curiosa. Este adorno natural de la per-
soma ha sido tan maltratado en- tiempos
pasados, que es casi un milagro que La ra-
"a humana no Sc haya vuelto hereditaria-
mente calva. En- estos dias las sefioras
entienden que una preparation vegetal
saludable como ell T6nico Oriental, que
ccnserva los poros del cr&neo Y los vasos
sanguineos en- un estado vigoroso, y al
mismo tempo preserva Ell pelo suave y
lustroso, es el mejor artfculo que elias
pueden usar. Asi, pues, esta famosa pre-
paraci6n est$ derrotando todos los acei-
tes y pomadas del dia, y va es una nece-
sidad en- todo tocador bien organizado
en- ell mundo occidental.
SantOral.-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Democratic Rally.

The first Democratic rally of the campaign took place last evening on Grand street at junction of St. John. A banner with candi- dates names upon it was flung to the breeze (only there wasn't any breeze and it was rainy) and speeches were made by Judge York, MT. Hubbard of Peck's shop, Frank lin street, the Eighth warden; w. W. Stowe, the political office distributor, and Alexander Troup. There was a large crowd out and they waited patiently half an hour in the rain while speakers were drummed up. John O'Keefe was president and James Grimes as- sisted. The officers of the meeting were:
 President John OKeefe
 Vice Presidents-George M. Grant, Frank T. Welch, Charles Doty, jr.. James Reynolds Samuel Goodman, Patrick Higgins, James Crimes John F. DeFrees Thomas Dunn, John P. Carney, J. J. Kiernan, Thomas Hannigan.
 Secretaries-J. J. McMahon. Philip Hugo, Patrick McGinnis, David McNamara, Thomas Riley.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 19. 1882.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT 1'O-DA A Good Opportunity. H. Kaarney. Bargatns-S. Silverthau & Son. Boston opera Company-CarlPs Opera House. Can. ed Tomatoes-D M. welch & Son. Fer Rent-Furnished Rooms-102 York Square. For Rent-Room with Power-Jacob Heller. Hungarian Wines-H. J. Reynolds X Ce. Music Presented-R. Mslley x Co. New Books-Estes & Lauriat. Perry Davis Pain killer-At Druggists. Piano Isssons-R. K Wehner. wanted-GirI-21O Prospect Street. Wanted-Buggy-P. o. Box 43E-
 Ited-Upholsterers-P O. Box ,l27.
 ated-Rooms-''Small Fannily."
 uted-Live Man-2O3 Chapel Street.
 snted-S -Situation-141 Saltonstall Avenue. Ianted-Situation-6 Pearl Street. Wanted-Situation-4 Pearl Street. d-S1tuation-"Home." wanted-S -Situation-153 York Street. uatton-sHousekeeper." Wallace Street. Wilsonia Magnetic Garments-Julius Ives.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Forfieth Anniversary,

On Tuesday evening large party of friends assembled at the residence of Mir and Mrs. Edgar Ives, No. Is Hughes Place. the occasion being the fortieth anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. Ives. The affair was of very happy character, and much enjoyed by all. A bountiful supply of refreshments were served, and the party separated wishing MT. and Mrs. Ives long life and much happiness.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
WEATHER RECORD.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEpABrhdEKG,
 SY9fcs ;Sg IRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcES,
 SYAsnINaroN, D. G.. Oct. 19-1 A. K. } EtFor New England, light local rains, followed by fair slightly cooler weather north to west winds, higher barometer.
 For the Middle and South Atlantic States generally fair and slightly cooler weather, light variable winds, stationary higher barometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19

Last evening while freight train on the New Haven and Northampton railroad was backing of on switch at the foot of Webster street, the cars were derailed, three heavily loaded freight cars leaving the track. The switching was done to let passenger train pass and after this was accomplished the freight cars were placed in proper position on the tracks and brought to this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Died of His Injuries.

The boy McClearnan, whe fell from train near Lamberton street bridge Tuesday and had his skull fractured by the car wheels, died at about 4 o'clock yesterday morning. He will be buried this afternoon at o'clock from his fathers residence, 326 West Portsea street.
 Coroner Bollman will hold an inquest in the case this morning at o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
The Foliage Excursion.


 The foliage excursion, which was postpon- ed on last Saturday until yesterday, left the Derby depot little after nine o'clock. The managers would have been pleased to have postponed it until next Saturday, but on ac, count of desire to close the grounds it was doubtful if that could be done It was there- fore decided to go. There were five cars loaded, which contained two hundred passen- gers with Thomas orchestra. On the arrival at High Rock Grove Wheeler 6 Wilson's band was there, which played at the skating rink and Thomas at the dancing pavilion. In the afternoon Wheeler & Wilson's band gave 8 concert in the dancing pavilion, consisting of selections of Beethoven, Brant, Beal and Auber The grounds were in excellent order The foliage was in its prettiest hues, and all who partook of the trip enjoyed themselves. Superintendent Quintard, of the Derby road, and Superintendent Beach, of the Naugatuck road, did all in their power to make the affair 8 success.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Twenty Elephants tn Swimming.

Twenty elephants from the winter quarters of the Barnum show, including the baby, but not Jumbo, will take @ swimming bath at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, near the Barnum boulevard this afternoon at three o'clock They will be allowed to remain in the water about an hour
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19

An Enormous Stone 1n the Bladder.
 A horse in Windham county suffering from & stone in the bladder was killed and the bladder sent to Dr. Greasy yesterday for ex- animation. The stone was found to com- pletely fill the bladder. It weighed when taken out two pounds, was five inches long, four inches wide and two inches thick. The horse was 25 years old, and had for years been worthless. The size of the stone is re- markable it is nearly twice the size of any ever encountered by Dr. Greasy in the course of his practice.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
The Tax Committee.

The tax committee wore in session in the Town Agents office last evening.
 Of the matters previously heard by them they voted to give Mrs. Michael Burns and Michael Carroll leave to withdraw their peti- tions for abatement of taxes.
 The committee also voted to reduce the taxes of Charles o. Whaples from $18.2l to a1O on account of irregular assessment.
 The petition of Thomas H. Fulton for abatement of sewer assessment was laid over until the next meeting. The petitions of D. L. Mix, William A. Lincoln, Margaret Mur. nhv and Fanny Curran for abatement of taxes were laid over until the next meeting, which will be held on next Monday afternoon at 9cIock.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Accident.

Bernard Boss, painter living on George street, met with fall of twelve feet from building at stowe's carriage shop on Broad way yesterday, railing giving way against which he was leaning. He was severely hurt and it was feared some of his ribs were broken.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19

We can without hesitation say that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup has given the best satis- faction. We have sold an immense amount of it during the past winter.
 WALLACE, HILTON & Go.
 Druggists, Lock Haven, Pa.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Union Sunday School Convention in East
 Haven VO.davx


 Haven To-day. A union Sunday school convention will be held in East Haven at the Congregational church to day, (Thursday) October 19. The following towns will be represented-each church to be represented it is expected by five delegates New Haven, Fair Haven, East Haven, West Haven, Branford North Branford, Stony Creek, Foxon, Guilford, North Guilford, Madison, North Madison, Rockland, Northford and Montowese. Stages will leave the Insurance building at 9, 10 and l a. m. and 1 and p. and will leave East Haven at the close of the afternoon ses- sion. The committee are H. J. Prudden, chairman c. B. Foote, O. s. Chapman and Rev. F. B. Dickinson. The programme is as follows:
 10:00 8. m.-Greetings. 1O:l5 a m.-Conversation:
 The Superintendent-1. Criticised 2. Encour-
 aged.-Led by r. w. Pardee 1l:45a m.-How shall Total Abstinence best be
 taught In the Sunday school? Led
 by Char .es L. Baldwin. 1915 D. m.-CoAtion. 200 D. m.-Promse Meeting. APO D. m. -Convers tion:
 The Teacher--t. Criticised 2. Encouraged Led by Rev. B. M. Adams 400 D. m.--Sch lars Experience Meeting 4:45 D. n.-DC xology.
 N1I, @k1 ot>nr Nf tI,0
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
The 9outhjnxSon Fair.

On account of the weather yesterday the Southington fair was postponed for to-day and to- morrow
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Rrfaf Mention.

Brief Mention. ------~~-< Republicans take notice that this is the last day to register.
 Mir. Ernest Ingersoll, the author, will re- side in this city for the winter.
 Attention is called to the advertisement of rooms to rent in Heller's block. desirable location.
 John Keaton and Henry Bridman, at the hospital, both victims of accidents this week, are recovering.
 The Union Armory, Hartford, WAS discov- cred to be on fire yesterday morning just in the nick of time to prevent serious loss.
 The Second Universalists will have preach ing by the Rev. F. Hitchcock, of Newark, J., next Sunday at Day's Hall at o'clock p. m.
 in the Scientific society course, Bridgeport, on Monday evening, October 30. Subject, "Science and Faith"
 The national convention of carriage build CTS in session at Philadelphia tyesterday de- cided to meet next year in New Haven. A banquet WAS given to the delegates last even ing by local members of the trade.
 The Sisters of Mercy of St. Francis parish, Fair Haven, will begin to occupy their new convent next week. The young ladies of the parish last week presented them with purse of $4oo, to be used in furnishing the'r new home.
 Yesterday the County Commissioners were in session, and granted a two months license to Thomas Maher, of 6O1 Grand street. The Board will be in session again to day and to morrow for the purpose of granting licenses to New Haven liquor dealers.
 The wife of Clark M. Hunt, of New Mil ford, hanged herself recently while under temporary alteration of mind, to which she has been subject by turns for few weeks. She left an infant. Mir. Hunt is postmaster and keeps grocery store at Worthwhile
 The promenade concert and ball of tbs Connecticut State District Court, Ancient Order of Foresters, takes place at the Grand Opera House next Friday evening. The promenade concert will commence at o'clock and the grand march at 10 o'clock.
 A large extension is being made to the jew airy store of Silverthau & Son, on Chape street. It is being extended B feet. Mir Sperry, who is building the fine residence O. GSS Leete, Esq, on West Chapel street, Ii 7 the mason contractor, and MT. Booth the car penter contractor.
 Mir. George A. Aver, of Waterbury, man aeer of the Waterbury Construction com pany, was seriously injured in an accident ol the Springfield division of the New York ant New England road, Monday, and is now the Park Central Hotel, Hartford. His spin ia beIieyed to have been affected and hi sufferings are intense.
 Fatal Accident in Union City.
 A steam pipe in Futile S Whitmore's fac
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Fall Parade

The fall parade and drill of the Second Company Governors Horse Guard took place yesterday the company going to East Haven to have the drill. The American band accompanied. Dinner was eaten at the Forbes House, ffty-two members of the company besides the band sitting at the table. The company returned to this city about 6 o'clock, after the drill and presented fine appearance as they rode through the streets. After the dinner speeches were made by ex Mayor Sperry, ex-Major Blakeslee and Major H. H. Strong.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Spetixl Not1ees.
Read the following extract Om an editorial in the New York Med- ical and Surgical Journal:

Read the following extract Om an editorial in the New York Med- ical and Surgical Journal:
 A. HELLER & BROS. WINES.
 The senior member of this firm residing in Hungary is ena hied 0 give hts perso
 ai super vision to the selection h is vt..es -an advantage noCpo.sss sed by any oflaer
 These wines of the finest qu lity.
 possess & delicate oma, &a line flavor, d ssd
 unsurpassed for tS bI Inessics.l
 There several choice brands. w h ose ci @ prtnceps of ali wines rsv,vtfyfng
 A debiiita ateH constit nt1on I, nd restoring
 the tone a hro Aen-doyvn system. The Hungarian Wines include such brands a Inn PerIaI TOk<ay, k usZtA, Meme AZsu, all of " hfch are of the puress qaAIi- ty and fnsst tone. Thess wines have in tive of results more parma n entiy ben fi- cfa1 than iron, phosphorus, Caltsaya, or o. her elfxirs anu tOaics now in the ket. Indeed, they fast taking the place of the la St-n ed Ee edies. We have used them in practice, nd have found them to he of incal la 6 benefit to the edyspeptic, giving :t- they do a zsst to the appetite W hen other reine- dies have proved of avail
 We have tested them tho.Ou shIy and found them pure.
 ing their anerit,svs cheerfuIly r, commend them to the medical profess3on $ un- equaisd in their therapeutic GuaiitisK, and well calcuI sted to preve of the nnu oI ene utQlo.I beAefit to the digestion and the general health.
 All the goods that I sell are guaranteed absolutely pure. I sell any quantity desired.
 HI. J. REYNOLDS, 79 Crown Street, New Haven, Ct.
 Branch of A. Heller Bro.'s Importing House, N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
"Oh summer night, G. fof,. t,1


 But suppose @ fr1ghtful attack of summer complaint seizes you in the middle of the de- lghtful summer night whore are you :? That dt pends on whether or not you have a bottle of Perry Davis Pain Killer. Police man Daut, of Rochester, N. Y, says that his daughter and some of her school friends were thus attacked at summer watering place Had 1t not been for the Pain Killer, that night might have been their last. When you pack your trunk for the seashore remember that the emergency may arise in which you will suddenly aaed "Pain Killer"
 Every purchaser of goods at our lace counter will be presented with piece of popular music arranged for the piano. EDWARD VALLEY & Go. New Goodsy New Goods! large invoice of imported goods for fall and winter suits just arrived at H. Machol's, l opposite City Market, the popular merchant tailoring establishment. Low prices and fine l work rule at Machops
 1 Used for dyspepsia, indigestion, weak stomach, liver troubles, jaundice, constipa l tion, etc., Carters Liver Bitters show im- 1 provement almost from the first dose 1 Wholesale by Richardson & Co all drug ! gists at retail. o1S Cd 1w ! In the Hop Plaster are united fresh hops, l gums and balsams, and it's power Is wonder full in curing backache, sprains, bruises neu I ralgla, pain in the side or soreness anywhere. l Thousands testify to this. oc17. 6d1w l There is no one article in the line of medi 1 cines that gives so large return for the
 money good porous strengthening plas- l ter, such as Carters Smart Weed and Bella l donna Backache Plasters.
 l Wholesale by Richardson & Co. all drug ! gists at retail. o1S Cd 1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
A Good Days Sport.

We are requested to give notice that the duck shooters of New Haven and vicinity will have a line off Branford Beacon on Sat urday next, October Fist. Smith Brothers will furnish one of their large steamers for the accommodation of tke party, taking sportsmen and boats to and from the grounds and keeping the duck in motion during the entire day. All who wish to en- joy the sport and are willing to pay running expenses of the boat are invited to go
 Steamer leaves Long Wharf at 8. m. sharp.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19

s. k. Nelson and other members of the Sock and Buskin association desire to with draw from the association and to welcome re- cxuits to their new association the s. c. B.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Fatal ACcidel

Fatal Accident tn Union City. steam pipe in Futile & Whitmore's fac tory at Union City burst Tuesday night, and Carpenter, the night engineer, was probably fatally burned