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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-07
!. LACIUDAD CONDAL
ARTURO RAIMAT & co.

Grande mportadore specialists verdadros toda case
tdos dtos caaanes de los oecemos abundantemente
en- medias, camisetas, calZ0nciI10s chaIecos
de color En- todos arulos fabrication cataa
cntuone gas piees panuelos perumea bsn
del pubco innumerables
de toda la que tenemo motives para oecer grandes
conando odrosa ncatya de de Barcelona
Sre Antonio de Camps ho cyo socio Sr Camps de Santos
oeto de normarse ben todos aqueo
cecente co de va conocdo Es
ablecimiento #fa
Ocupados por dias las ha
bamo endo ugar para pdbco que por los vapoes
ALAVA NUEVO PONCE procedentes de Liverpool hemos
cibido:
Corta pumas de todas clases
Jugueteria de agunas cases.
Botones de nacar para camsas chaecos.
Agu]as esuches
Toda clase de artculos para escritorios
Lapiceros autonaticOs.
Cntas de fest6n hladllo.
Acordeones de $40
Toda case de aricuos de gutapercha inglesa.
Camisetas de hlo de Escocia.
Peinetas con flores doradas plateadas.
Juegos de lavabo, para ninos
Marquesta, tocadores mesitas de Vena
Pomada de familia a regeneradora acete de oriza
Frendedores para e cabello. 1~~~~
eacas cigareras portamonedas neceser pe de Russia
Revolver pulverzadores
Paraguas de seda.
Maras especas ncos su yena de los muy acredtadoa
artculos.
Papel belga para escrlblr.
Cueharas cubiertos de alpaca egtma plata aemana
Navaas para aetar de purisimo acero
Is ARTURO RAYMAT CONF.
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T Ell E G r A M A.

Aver, 4 las 8 de la tarde, recibimos
de Fajardo ell siguiente telegrama por
ell cual damos sentidas gracias los
buenos amigos que 10 firman:
Redactores BoLETIN.
Incondicionales entusiasmados fell
citan -ustedes triunfo reunion. Viva
Espaila! ,Adelante!
Alfonso, D1Az, FuERTEs.
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Sc VENDE.

Una casa terrera de mampos-
terra. .magnifcamente situada en-
esta Capital; renta mas de Il
por ciento mensual, pues tiene s
grandes habitaciones, con su al
jibe, patio, etc; todo hltimamen-
te reparado: En- EsTA IMPRENTA
y
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GACETA DE HOY.

Nombrado Alcalde de Vieques don
Jose Marina, comandante militar de
aquella isla.
Noticia de algunos servicios presta-
dos por la Guardia Civil. La repro
duciremos.
Estado expressive de quienes son los
que pueden solicitar los auxilios que Sc
conceden que por ell articulo L. de la
Ley de 81 de julio de 1877 y la Gaia
de indtiles y huerfanos de las gderras
de Ultramar.
Ell 90 del corriente Sc subastara, en-
Ia Secretaria de Gobierno General, ell
suministro de acopios con destino d lie
conservation de la seccion de carretera
de la Capital d Caguas.
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Libr0s para premiOs

en- tela, al cromo y lgosamente encua-
rernados Sc acaban de recibir en- la I'M
pdenta del BoLETIN.
Gran rebaja en- los precios,
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FABRICA DE HIELO.
d E E S T A G Apt A L

Teniendo normalzado este estabecimiento
la Marcia de sus trabajos para poder satisfa-
Ger la exigencia de los consumidores, Sc pone
en- conocimiento de todas las personals tanto
de la capital como de la isla, que con la mayor
precision puntualidad Sc srven todos los pc
didos que Sc hagan de hielo artificial, por la
cantidad que Sc pida; Sc despacha en- ell es-
tablecimiento al por mayor y detail todas
horas del dia
Puerto-Rico 1e de Febrero dc 1882.
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Mayagtiez, "a de Enero de 1888

IA.
Sr. -.
Muy Sr. nuestro:
La casa que giraba en- esta plaza ba-
10 la raz6n de
4. FRAU & Ca.
ha cesado en- sus negocios. Solventa-
do sn passive, la liquidaci6n de su acti-
vo queda d cargo de 10 nueva que Sc
establece en- esta fecha segun circular
a continuation.
Damos q V. las gracias por la con-
fianza que Sc ha servido dispensarnos,
sup.icandole la hagan estensiva d la
nueva casa.
De V. alto. y S. s.
@. B. s. NJ.
A. Frau T. Co.
Mayagtiez "a de Enero de 1888.
Sr.
Muv Sr. nuestro:
Refriendonos la circular que ante
cede, tenemos ell gusto de participate
haber tornado una sociedad mercantil
que Sc dedicara al ramo de provisiones
y panaderfa bajo la raz6n de
A. NJ. Frau & HermanOS,
quedando q su cargo la liquidaci6n del
active de Ia estinguida de A. FRAU &
c.
Esperanto mercer su contianza Sc
sascriben q sus 6rdenes sus altos. Sc
guros servidores
@. B. S. M.
.4ntonto M Frau. Jaime Frau.
Juan Frau. -,
13.
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Empresa>de Factorias Centrales
PUERTO RICO.
C0nrocat0rta d Junta General ertra-
odsnaria.

C0nrocat0rt0 d Junta General ertra-
Udsnaria.
Por acuerdo de la Junta Directiva
de la Empresa de Factorias Centrales
de Puerto-Rico en- Session celebrada ell
26 del corriente, Sc dispuso convocar d
Junta General extraordinaria para ell
26 de Mario pr6ximo d las doce del dia
en- su oficina calle de Tetuan nimero
3S, en- cumplimiento del articulo 4.o
parrafo s. @ de los Estatutos y con el
obJeto de tratar tambien varios esun-
tos pendientes de resoluci6n muy i'm
portaDtes que interesan esta Socie-
dad.
La asistencia de la Junta sera perso-
nal 8 por medic de representatives cons
tituidos por cartas 8 poderes como 10
previenen los articulos 70 al SO del Re
glamento.
Lo que Sc anuncia para conocimien-
to de los interesados.
Puerto-Rico, q de Enero de 1883.-
Ell Presidente de turno.-Jos6 LaQuna.
IS.
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Ell Planisferio

indicator de las comunicaciones terres-
tres y maritimas, las principales CO.
rrientes del mar y la direction de los
vientos, Sc halla de venta en- Ia I'M
prenta del BoLETIN d $3.50 uno.
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y muy Immediate dicho pueblo, Sc arriends
"a finca Santa Ana, compuesta de 40 cuerdas
de terreno conteniendo malojllo y yerba de
guinea, algunas palmas de cocos muchos ar
boles frutales; una hermosa casa habtaci6n; Y
contando ademas con un magnifco baho en- Ia
quebrada denominada de San Anton que atra-
viesa la fnca. El que la interese, puede diri-
girse a su duefo en- la Capital, calle de San Sc
bastian nlmero &c.
- - @">
Is JOSE MARIA VELILLA.
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Pensamientos ajenOs.-El ma

CASohAAChtOo cJSAAOos S@A AAA~
yor milagro del amor es curar la CO.
queteria.
-Tomad conseios de amor, pero
nunca los dris, porque Cnpido es tan
sordo como ciego.
La curiosidad ha perdido mas j6-
venes que el amor.
Los deseos de las mWeres son CO.
mo los esparragos: apenas Sc cortan,
brotan con mas vigor.
-Amar es hacer pacto con el dolor.
Las lagrimas no embellecen mas
que el coraz6n de la muer. .~.
Hay tanto egoismo en- el amor,
lne preferimos yer desgraciada Ia mu-
ier que amamos, d verla feliz con otro.
I'm matrimonio sin hijos es up
mundo sin sol.
Los amantes importnnap cnapdo
no Sc les anna; cnando son amados Sc
fastidian.
La fealdad es I'M padecimiento que
la muier conserva toda la vida.
Una hermosa sin gracia es una ro
sa sin olor.
La gracia es la hermosnra en- mo-
vimiento.
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Tabacos.--Los hemos proba-

do de Ia acreClitada tabrica de esta Ca
pital III Escudo Espaiiot, de los Sres,
A. Marsilias y Comp, y podemos ase-
gurar lealmente one son exqnlsitos y
estan elaborados con todo esmero y
perfection.
Justo cs consiguarlo rindiendo cnlto
d la iusticia.
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Perfume sin fores.-Puede ser

cierto que la quimica elabora perfumes
de materiales ordinarios, pero es ente-
ramente impossible el obtener I'm aroma
refrescante y agradable como el que
exhala ell Aqua Florida de Murray Y
Lanman de otras sustancias que no sean
os prodoctos fragantes del reino floral.
luna crudeza malsana caracteriza toda
las eseucias y los .extractos hechos de
materias ordinarias, y cuando ell primer
olor Sc disipa, deja uno muy desagra
dable e insalubre.
Esta reparaci6n primorcsa, al con-
trario, es tan fragante. e.como las flores
frescas cuyo aroma posee, y asi perma-
nece hasta one Sc lava. Las aguas
falsiticadas son compnestos deletereos
de aceites animales y minerales, y como
hay muchas falsifcaciones en- este mer-
cado, los compradores deben siempre
pedir ell Aqua Florida preparada por
Lanman y Kemp, Nueva- York.
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COMPANIA CATALINA
VAPORES TRASATLANTICOS.

Del al : del pr6ximo febrero Sc
deSpachara directamente para la Ha-
bana y Nueva- Orleans ell magnifico va
por
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La Mallorquina.-Los aman-

La Mallorquina.-Los aman-
ties del buen cafe no 10 echaran de-
menos con la clausura del antique es-
tablecimiento llamado de TnruIl, pues en-
la Mallor4uina de algunos dias d esta
parte es exquisite el one Sc sirve. Sn
esmerada confecci6n, su delicioso sabor
recomiendau de sobra el magnifico cafe
lue Sc toma en- La .MaIlorqaina.
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Gran Observation-Disclosures en-

un peri6dico sur-americano:
h" En- Ia provincial de Parahyba, Bra
sil, ha fallecido:Joaquin Maria de Sill
va, de l66 amos de edad. Segun
O'Brubo, tuvo +52 descendientes, en-
esta forma: % hDos, Isl nietos, 237
biznietos Y tataranietos, de los cua-
les vivian al tempo de su fallecimien-
to, hijos, :93 nietos, l4S biznietos, y
9 tataranietos.
Tambi6n, por 10 que Sc We, tiene es-
tie siglo verdaderos patriarcas.
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VALDEPENAS.

Esquislto vino blanco y rojo para
mesa, legitimo de esta procedencia en-
octavos de pipa propios para familias.
Sc aeaban de recibir y 10 venden en-
errlmacen de los SREs. p. MARToRELL
Il Co., calle del Dep6sito ntimero 6
Marina
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GU|A LOCAL.
SILVA, FERRER & co, F0Etsleaa s..

Casa de giros comisiones. Agentes de la Com
pania general Trasatlantica, de la Empresa marit-
ma Puertoriquen4, de Companies de Seguros contra
inceudios de- los ,Sres, Gail Co. de Paris gene
ralos para la isa de PuertoRico dc la Banque Tras
atlantique dc Paris.
TIENEN ApEMAs CASA EN- AGUADILLA.
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VIJANDE Y COMP. rortalsua 81

Commentaries - comisionistas giro de letras.
Agentes de la Linea dc vapores de 0lano, Larrina
"a Comp de la Compania Catalina de Napores
rrasatlanticos.
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SOBRINOS De EZOUIAGA.

F0RTALEZA II. - Casa de giros comsiones,
a Agente dc los Napores correos de Espana y Compa-
MIA Alta de los .Estados-Unidos.
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SequeSito.-Este es ell rubro de

una local de ri FTQp1Yd60F de Maya
giiez.
Y luego diran que no hace falta m
C6digo Penal para tantos y tantoS
atentados como pe"petra parte de esa
ilnstradisima prensa reformera contra
el idioma de Cervantes!
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ACAD MIA.

preparatoria para ingresos en- las del ejercito,
dirigida por ell Comandante graduado Capt.
tan don Vicente de Sarraga
San Jose 81. IA
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rHombre. Cree un colega d.

Ponce qae al BoLETfN lie han escoeido
las flores inodoras que La 7rlbuna ha
consagrado a El Paebl0 Y demas cofra-
des.
No hay tai. Estamos va tan acos-
tumbrados q los sahumerios de la so
ciedad de bombos mdtuos, que no pue-
den llamarnos la atenci6n los piropos
que el peri6dico antonomista dedica d
sus paniaguados de por aca.
; Question de compadres Y de famr-
LA que nos hace recordar, precisamente
en- este case concrete, la fabula del GER
do el oso.
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de MADEIRA y curado por los Doctore~
Armstrong, Iglesia, Santo Domingo,
Coronas, Moret, Pagani, y Wives. Del
asunto entiende el tribunal compe-
tente."
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AN L NCIOS.

Sc arrienda ell almac6n de material
ndmero 35 de- la calIe del Comerci6i'
en- la Marina. 1I9
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AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT IN
CORN PLANTING.
over Eighteen barrels 10 the Acre.

Judge James ID. Walters made the following
report to the Deer Creek Farmers Club, at Its
meeting last Saturday. of the result of an exper-
iment made by him this year in planting corn
To the Deer Creek Farmers CluJ:
| have thought that report of the expert
son just passed, might be OF some interest to
unfavorable circumstances, | do not consider
that experiment Mt all conclusive.
planted my corn (using an ordinary wheat
leaving a space of Eve feet Between the double
part to the bad work of the drill, the corn came
half the corn as it finally stood was replants. |
thinned out and repanted so as to have the
stalks stand about one foot apart in the rows
worked the corn with two-horsc cultiva-
tor, made for the purpose and so arranged as 10
about eighteen inches on each sidc--one horse
chine a raan and two,horses could work eight
acres a day going twice in Il row; and the corn
could be worked in this way until il got about
two feet high.
From field which contains eleven and one
posed to be about the correct measurement
husked two hundred and six and one. half barrels
of corn, by actual measurement
OF course there is nothing remarkable in this
yield and there Is nothing in it which proves
of planting. Bat taken in connection With the
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4lcielrhnrhnnd Ne,us.
ABERDEEN.
KILLED BY THE CAR,

KILLED BY THE CARS.
Mr.. James II. Russell, who has been in tht
employ of Hon. VIM. b. Baker for year, was
killed by the passenger train No. 81, due here
AT G19, going south, last Saturday night Th,
body was found about twelve O'clock moon
Sunday by the track walker near this depot
Justice Harris, who was ill and could not hold
an inquest, granted permission for friends tC
remove the deceased TO his late home, and or
Monday Justice Cronin summoned II Jury OF
inquest. Mr.. VIM. b. Baker, foreman, and
Messrs. Chas. IL. Herring, Michael Fisher, b. w
Herring, Hildt Greenland, James l.. Gorrell
Jonathan Orr, John IL. Cole, o. p. Mitchell
Thos. Cain, Coleman Hopes and G. c. Cronin
who heard the testimony of Col. Thomas w
Slater and Brakeman f. Grey, that u passenger
had seen Russell jump or fall from the train
The jury rendered their verdict accordingly and
eXoncrated the employees of the company from
responsibility. Russell was 90 years old and
unmarried. His remains were buried at Rock
Run on Tuesday.
SURPRISE VISIT TO A PASTOR
On last Saturday night the members and
friends of Aberdeen NJ. f.. Church greatly sur
prised their pastor, Rev. }. II. Marsh, and sup
piled his larder with an abundance of good
things thai will come into play at Christmas
time and before. The company remained until
Ten O'Clock and spent The time In singing, Miss
Aida German presiding al the organ
NOTES.
Mr. Frederick Reinhard has moved from this
place to farm which he purchased about wear
ago of MIR. Corbin Grafton, at Forest Hill
Prof. Herman Smith and family, of Port
Deposit, have taken up residence here.
Mr.. Joseph h. Arthur has rented farm in
Baltimore county and moved thither.
A new bell has been PLACED on the public
school building
The protracted meeting at the Southern Me,h
odist Church has closed
A disease resembling tonsiltis has become
almost an epidemic here. Mr.. Geo. Harris is
lying quite Ill at his residence
Miss jamie Barrow, of Chestnut Hill, is visit
ing Miss Matte Richardson. VIAToR.
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very bad stand and the unusually cool summer,
II indicates, think, that under more favorable
circumstances the yield on strong ground may
be considerably increased by planting in double
rows. would prefer to have the rows run as
near north and south as practicable so as to
let the sun shine between the rows in the hottest
part of the day. find that although my fodder
was quite heavy, there was an open space
between the wide rows, even when the corn got
ripe
The only change shall make next season will
be TO use II double planter made for the purpose
and plant the narrow rows eighteen inches apart
As to the question of labor in planting and
working, the advantage is decidedly in favor of
the donbe rows, after one has provided himself
with the necessary implements. OF course the
two narrow rows must he planted at the same
time, so us to have them Of perfectly uniform
width, and probably some kinds of wheat drills
would plant the corn satisfactorily, but mine did
not
think have proved there is no risk in the
| experiment. and no trouble and but little ex-
pense. If any Others are disposed to try it can
only say that in my opinion it is worth while.
i ID w
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-14
PLEASANTNILLE

There has been quite stir in our quiet little
village, during the last six months, i'll building
marrying and moving.
Mr.. Harry Walker has built u large carriage
manufactory, with extensive wheclwright and
blacksmith shops and in company with Mr.
Randolph Chalk, is doing splendid business -
They are enterprisng young men.
MIR. Thomas Walker has built a neat house. and
moved into it last Thursday.
Mr.. Henry walker is married and has brought
his wife here and occupied the house vacated 10y
his father.
MIR. Randolph Chalk was also married last week
He has bought w. A. McCrery's house and lot fol
Sl,0O, and will occupy the same shortly.
Mrs. Luther Henderson is doing large bus
ness in dress making
Although there have been three weddings here
in less than four months there are still two old
bachelors and three young men left, all looking
for wives.
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UPPER GROSS ROADS.

Several fine cows belonging to Mr. John
Divers have died within short time, He lost
one of his finest last week
Mr.. Thomas johnson has been very sick
with rheumatism.
Mr. M. s. Haviland blacksmith, has rented
and removed to Halls Shops, Abingdon district,
where lie learned his trade.
Mr.. Charles Parker shipped 80 cases of TO-
matoes to Baltimore by the NJ. G. X. R., some
time ago, and has not yet learned where they
went.
The young men still conduct prayer meet.
ing, at Providence Church, every Wednesday and
Friday night.
Mrs. McComas is making extensive i'm.
provements at her residence
-James Grant narrowly escaped serious in
jury, while cunning for ducks ON the Susque.
hanna river, few days ago. lie overcharged
his gun and the shell recoiled, just grazing his
face. r II II
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-14

The eight slate quarlics in Hartford county,
Md, and the five in Peach Bottom township,
York county, give employment to about 200
men and produce about 2000 squares per month.
They consume also, in operating machinery,
about 10 tons Of coal per month, and use in
blasting about 40 kegs of powder. This slate,
so far as strength, durability, and permuncncc
of color are concerned, has long been ranked rs
the best in the word and il has consequently
commanded the highest price. Owing, however,
TO the strata being vertical the slate is quite
difficult to mine.
As to the durability of this slate, there seems
to be practically no wear out in it. The wealth
er affects it but very little. Slate is now on
roofs in thai section that has been in use nearly
hundred years. This slate can be taken of
and put on many timcs--a fact which cannot be
claimed for any other slate mined in this coun-
try. The slate vein crops out in Lancaster
county and extends in south westerly dircc-
ton through York and Hartford counties, II dis
lance of ten Or twelve miles The supply may
be considered incXhaustible. Only small! part
of the Ridge containing the State is now mined
and the quarries now in operation are all located
in the vicinity Of Delta, IN York and Hartford
counties.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-14
Canning House Insurance.

TIL L. Committee on Insurance appoipted by the
Il Gamers Meeting held in Bel Air on Saturday
the Sth inst, have reported the following reso1-
tions:
Whereas the Hartford Mutual Insurance Com
pany has given notice of its intention to drop all
Canning House risks after January lst 1884.
We hereby recommend al Gamers who have
property of any description insured in said Com
pany To Withdraw the same by January LIST, 1884,
and to insure in such other company or compa-
MES as may offer suitable terms.
G. A. RUrLEDGE.
SAM'L WILSON,
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Musical and Literary Entertainment.

The Musical ana Literary Entertainment to be
held at Emmord's Hall, Perrymans, on next
Thursday evening, Dec 10th, promises to be a
been spared to make this the entertainment,
aS the best talent has been secured. The pro-
gramme comprises orchestral selections, vocal
solos, instrumental solos, readings, recitations,
etc.
Among the talent who will participate are DIR.
+. A. Harrison, Miss BERTHA Wenreich, Miss Tuta
Minnick, Mr.. Fred. W. Lantz, Mr.. Charles ii
Lantz and others as this is positively the last
entertainment by the above talent those desir-
ing TO spend an evening of enjoyment, should
avail themselves of this opportunity. Tickets q
cents, to be had al the door on the evening of the
entertainment
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-14

"A number of bills have been introduced
in Congress to take trade dollars out of cir
culation. The Secretary of the Treasury re-
commends their redemption by the govern
ment dollar for dollar, while President
Arthur in his message advised their pur-
chase at a price slightly in advance of the
value of silver of equal fineness.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-14

ENTERPRISE OF THE OLD Town MER-
CHANTs-The merchants of Old Town, Bal
timore, have formed an association for the
purpose of attracting trade TO that part of
the city. The first move made has been to
establisha stage line to convey passengers
free of charge To and from the Maryland
Central depot. A coach that will comlorla-
bly, seat twenty -four passengers, commenced
running Monday morning, and in II few
months it is proposed to add several more.
The route is from the Maryland Central
railroad station, on North avenue, to Mary
land avenue to John street, Greenmount
avenue, TO Forrest, to Gay, to High streets
and to the Rising Run and Old Town
Hotels, on the latter street. The coach
leaves High street and meets the S.42 and 10. SD
A. NJ, 1.50 and 5 As T. NJ trains of the Mary
land Central at the Delta Station, thus maxi
ing four trips each day. The stage leaves the
downtown terminus at 7.05, 94O A. NJ. and
1910 and A. Is p. NJ.
The association will adopt resolutions re-
questing the Maryland Central railroad to
issue coupons which will answer AS tickets,
for the accommodation of those travelling
over the road. The line has been well patro-
nized
The great distance of the Maryland Cen
trail depot, at Baltimore, from Old Town, has
been serious Inconvenience to many per-
sons from the country whose business re-
qures them to visit that part of the city,
While it would, of course, be much more
convenient TO have the Baltimore terminus
of the Maryland Central in Old Town, the
arrangement just made will obviate much OF
the difficulty. The enterprise of the Old
Town merchants deserves to be appreciated
by the people of Hartford and Baltimore
counties
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-14

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMsELF.-On Thurs
day of last week as John Rogers, son Of James
Rogers, OF Forest Hill, was in the woods gun
ming his gun was discharged accidentally, max
ing severe lacerated wound ia the arm near
the shoulder. DIR. d. 7. Wysong dressed it,
No. serious consequences are apprehended