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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07

HIS E,celiency Of West Virginia goes to
Chicago with the lsurela Of his reassrss.
ment victory fresh upon bis blusbing
brow. What il be should come home up
holding tho rear end Of the ticket? His
EScelleucy will be . popular man among
Islnratna ------
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A CALIFORNIA delegate to the Democratic
convention says ho is for "Tilden if he is
sliye when the convention meets; If dead,
then I nm for bis executor" Whist re-
msrkable deviation to superstition the
Democratic party displays.
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SADLY STORM SWEPT,
csNTRALlLLlNolso soA1cHEslrA1Avy
IL tAs uiI Of . DtVA,tatins Wild storm-lhs
Hhshaad Corn Crop Ls'elsd with ths Ground
nd dPropsriy D.atsoIsd-rhs Damlr, Donu
In oshtr Stetions Of tbs Cosiiry,

81. LOUIS, July 6.-Dispatches from De-
catur, Springfield, Shsloyville and other
places Ia central Illinois, report that a very
severe wind storm swept over Mason, San.
CANON and Christian counties between
midnight and daylight Saturday, and
deatroyed much property, but no lives
we're Lost. In the vicinity OF 1lliopolly,
sangamon county, several farm houses
were badly damaged, barnu and outhoui O.,
were carried away, and wheat and corn
crops utterly ruined. Corn was beaten fiat
to the ground or whipped into ribbonn BY
the wind. Wheat In shock WAS blown
away and that still uncut wss leyeled with
the ground. The less In Sangamon county,
60 far as heard from, ls estimated at over
one hundred thousand dollars.
IN Macon county tho destruction was
Htil! greater, nearly all the houses in the
path Of the storm being entirely demol-
ished or badly damaged. The dwellings, OF
Mrn. Evans, Pat Ryan, John Coomts,
John KRAFT, Aaron Widlck, Nancy Sickle.
George Whittick, l.. Walker, George Eek.
mart and Henry Aufterhide were com.
p!etely wrecked and q number OF anina's
Killed and crops ruined. Apiicrhide,s wiie
and baby were blown two hundred yardp
and deposited under hedge COMPLETELY
covered with mud, but unhurt. Two Of
John kralt's children were badly injured.
One may die. =.
The wind lifted loaded cara Of tho track
at Brady's station, and the Madison Pie,.
oyterian Church snd parsonsqe wire en-.
.lrely destroyed. The loss in Macon coun.
y ia estimated at 100000, .5.,.I "
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Tariff planS for tho July convention:
yoro,,om houses, an iacreased internal
,sranns establishment, and comprehen.
.;,s income tax with q tonnty on perjury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07
SUNDAY SCEHEs.
Thcstreets Crowded with Eager Thropg,
Arrival OF State DeIegnitons.9

Tho Streets Crowded with Eager Thropgi
Arrival or state Delegations.
CHICAGO, Ills, July 6.-This has been {
noisy Sunday. The arrival Of delegations
and independent organizations continued
throughout Saturday night and all OF to
day, and tonight the full working strength
OF the convention is on the ground with
but few individual exceptions. A roll call
would chow The presence in the city Of 500
accredited delegates. The feature OF the
day was the arrival Of tho marching organi.
za!ions. Their coming was heraldsd by
bands Of music, and from early morning
till tho arrival Of Tammapy Hall tonight,
there have been constantly recurringsceneH
Of marching bodies and bolsterous recep.
tions. iae s.- n
Great crowds hung about tho vicinity Of
the Palmer House, and each arriving con-
tingent WAC met with grea. cheering. The
Cook county Democratic club, strong
local organization, performed the greatest
portion OF escort duty, bnt were joined
later by outside clube, 80 that the McDon.
aid club OF indianapolis, the Irving hall and
Tammsny hall clubs Of New York, had %
their escort the Americus and Randall
clubs Of Philadelphia, New York; county
Democracy, and other ou!aide organiza.
tions. Tonight, in the brilliantly lighted
streets about the Palmer House, Is mass
CT people computed to number 10000,
drawn there by the commotiou occasioned
BY their arrivals.
DELEGATIONS NEARLY COMPLETE.
Associated Press representatives learn
the following facts in regard to the bodies
from the States no. already noted. The
members from New Jersey have been ar.
riylng single and in pairs for the past two
days. 1t will organic, tomorrow. The
Delaware delegation arrived yesterday and
will orgsnizs tomorrow. About one hun
dred visitors from that State came to. day
Tho Michigan delegation Is practically
full and will effect an organization to.mor
row morning. There are many visitor
from that State already, and more viii
aome tomorrow. Portraits Of Cleveland
Flower and BaYsrd are displayed in IL
headquarters. This has besn counted
among the Cleveland States, but 1t Is as
serted considerable weaknets develope,
there to-day, and considerable work is be
J ing dcns. Z, 2 i,i$ Sd 4 ,s.5i5,i
l. General Faulkner Rad d talk with tn
delegates on behalf Of Flower this alter
noon, and Senator ksrnan urged Cleve
lands claims this evening. q
! Tho Tennessee contingent, except two
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"wuy be a DemociAl'' ssks the Fhilsdelphia
PrrS. All "a er and s.ln,h reIsin dear Sir, 10
thuYu may hSYe whEek at the Offices Tor the
neIl i, cny.dyc Cr thiry yfnrs. beginning Oh tne
Al 0! Match Lext Slnelnnoit Erqatrsr.
"An open confession is good for the soul" "
Ii Llber words, administrative REFORM"
the Republican party must 60" and "tuIn
The rascals out"
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rbs ,oup d. lh.atn at the Juno conven'
,,,n ,ss a pluued helmet Of flowers. sug-
.,.,io, M for the July conclave-a silver.
handled coffin with irr tiles.
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Prank. OF lhe Wind In nl,,,u,,.

KANSAS CRY. July ga destructive
wind'storm visited Rich Hill, No., early
yesterday morning, demolishinS tine Pres.
byterian Church, brick structure. The
Wea. End school.horso was unrooied, the
n. E. Church lifted from its foundation, a
tlax factory was uDroofed, and a number
oi amall dwellings blown down or b.dly
twisted. Several persons were slightly
hurt, but no lives lost. Tho damage to
property in the town and vicinity will
probably reach S20,0O0. Considerable de-
ssruction was also wrought at Walnut, in
the same county. ~
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p,exryg "happy family" was nothing
.omus,ed with tho West Virginia Demo-
a'..s The very sir ia hot with harmony
.,d us,rapge os,hs ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07

r.. "a match monopoly isn't regarded
~, '.sb cl feather in Mfr. Bayard's cap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07

vp GSoSoE WILLIAM CURTIS has good
.',,o M ,,y sbuu. bis Conscience. Isn't he
u'S1a u'Si n lhe Goodyear people for royalty.
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FORTY HOUSES DESTROYED.

MONTREAL, July 5.-The FIRE at Lachine
yesterday destroyed forty houses, princi.
pally occupied by poor laborers. Three
hundred people are homeless. L,sa S5O,.
900. The homeless pGopls are bouaed in
tents. A subscription is e.arted ior their
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BUHIHESS MATTERS.
Failure Record FOR the Past Six Months
-StRie OF the Wool n arket.

Failure Record FOR the Past Six Months
-staie OF tho Wool n arkef.
New YoRK, July 5.-Bradstreet's Journal
contains review Of the business disasters
in the United States during the past sir
months, from which the following is taken:
TAo total number Of failures in the Cnlted
States during the past ak months is 6. .444,
agains! 5.296 in liks'oportion Of 1888; /;
3,849 in 1882, 3,256 in 1881, 300 in 1880,
and $50 in the first half OF 1879.
The number reported in the first quarter
Of the current year was 1920, which leaves
2,l24 credited to the months OF April, May
and June last past, as compared with 2, ,lO7
in the second quarter Of 1882. and 1870 in
the second quarter Of 1881. When the
financial difficulties OF the psst quarter are
con8idered, it will ba seen that the totals
given above are rather smaller than there
was reason to expect. The aggregate
liabilities for the past six months show an
increase OF $50. 5l0, 152. as compared with
the like period in 1883, or an average Of
s22 7s6 for each failing trader, as against
Sl39O2 in 1883. The assets show an in.
crease Of $S0,S42S76 over 1888, or an
average OF Sl2,992 for each failure. as
against 1888 in the first quarter of the
preceding year.
WOOL.
BORON, July 5-The Advertiser in lis
weekly review Of the wool market says:
The market has been very quiet, the eales
being less than for the three previous
weeks, and also less than for the cor
responding week last year. 1t will be no.
ticed that the sales since January foot up
s, 900, $50 pounds less than year ago, and
those Of 1883 wers about 500, 600 more than
those for 1882. The dullness Is dense, 30
to speak. The most noticeable feature 10
the market Is tho effect Of the tight money
market. Not for q great many years has It
been so difficult for wool commission
houses to obtain cash, by the aid Of which
they could make advances upon WOOL con.
signed. New clip has come upon the mar.
ket from all sections almost at the same
time; tho receipts in this market this
week have been over 100000 pounds, or
q, ,S36 bales, and to move this at least
Sl,5OO 900 would be required one way and
another from the banks. It has been 30
extremely difficult for even the bes! houses
to obtain money that draits have in some
instances not been accepted, and been re-
turned. Values. too, are for the time un-
asttled, so that free advances are out ef the
question on the part Of conservative
houses. It tskes frst and last considerable
money to move the wool clip OF the coun.
try, which last year WAS $50, ,OO0, ,000 pounds.
Allowing the wool 10 be worth for ad.
vsnces twenty cents per pound, wo have
SO, 600. 0C0 rquired for the whole. A
tight money market just when new wool
Ia coming forward Is, therefore, a eerious
impeachment to business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07

=, IN, g.liel j,do vince, our withers
r,rrcn-B Blaitt and Logan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07

c,,,,I1loS ~. . vii! bs under tho in.
s....s Of the Evil Eye. Ben Butler will
s,eto thst.
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y d .
VIM. Thompson, q young man nineteen
years OF age, jumped from train at More.
head, KY, attor bis hat, and will lose his
lie from injuries received. Isl ,ll
Mr.. Blaine, Senator Logan and President
Arthur haVe accepted invitations 10 be
present at the opening OF the Cincinnati
Induatrial Exposition, in September.
Aheavy storm prevailed in the neigh.
borhood OF Charlottesville, Ind, Friday
night. Several houses and barns were
burned by lightning, and crops were badly
damaged by wind and rain. a-.,..I.,2'i
William Eagon, coal miner, was found
lying alongside the railroad track at Law
renee, Washington county, Ohio, horribly
mangled, and died shortly after being dis.
covered. 1t is supposed he fell from a
train. - - - r ~ ~ tt-S'
The dead body Of Gertie Phillips, q
young girl IS years Of age, has been found
in field near Alliance, O., with bullet.
holo in her head. Two young men were
arrested on suspicion Of having committed
the murder. 4; ~ =, /.
The Fourth was celebrated at Dodge City
Kans,, with bull fight, there being lour
animals and five Mexican bnll.aghtera,
The animals showed NO spirit, bu. one WAS
goaded to s1ch an extent as to wound one
Of the matadores. i, i + 55ts a
At Lexington, KY, John Doylc, while
asleep at the residence Of q. D. Duucsn.
was attacked by ]. Ed. Miller. his brother,
and two others. Doyle was seriously
stabbed and dragged from the house. bu,
Duncan's son confronted the ruiiis With
pistol, and saved Doyle from being mur
dered. No arrests. " II !,
NJ. 3. schoat, Of Golisd, Texas, was killed
yesterday morning at Dodge City, Ksnsas
In aqusrrei with Dave St. Clair, agambler
The latter was arrested and Jailed, !; Th,
excitement among the cowmen Is intene
and the lynching Of St. Clair is threatened
The Sheriff has placed q special guard .
] the jail to protect the prisoner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07

M IyTELlIGESCER will iiare full
lI,. 1nh Of oi llc l,emo,ra,ic Convention at
Isr." .o mi, week. Agents should send
tnnsss " o,fer. a, once for extra papers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07

(. 49,, 10 TlIdsu, Cleveland the Great
,....nxr, wv, psms TO have the bulge.
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That Civic Cesar, John Kelly, Leads
the Stubborn Cohorts. -
Irving Hall Forcess Centurions by
afew Of Cleveland Marshaled.
The Fight Against Cleveland will
Likely Break tho Unit Rule
In New York, and Lash the Sea
Of Uncertainty into an
Ocean OF Discerd.
Strong Indications Of Widow But.
Ter Throwing Aside Her Weeds.

Special Dspatch 10 he Inleligencr.
CulcAGo, July e.-Chicsgo is already full
Of State delegations with their followipgs.
Irving Hall came in from New York this
afternoon all wearing Cleveland badgee.
Two hours Inter Tammany Hall, over
twelve hundred strong, arrived, headed by
John Kelly. Mr.. Kelly said to your
correspondent: "All along the route
between New York and this city
We had most enthusiastic: reception.
spoke at least ten times On route. find
that Butler is the most popular everywhere.
Cleveland must not DO nominated. The
workingmen Of New York. will not allow
him 10 show front Fifteen thousand
street car drivers and employees would vote
sgainHt him. I am Tor Bayard or Butler"
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On The assembling Of the Convention,
the Chairman Of the County Committee
called to tho chair John 7. Whit.scarver
as temporary chairman. The Standard
crowd moved 10 substitute Hon. B. F.:
Martin. This was taken as a declaration
Of war, and war prevailed for time. Ac.
cusations on tho part Of each aide that at.
templs had been made by tho other party
to get up the convention were freely in.
dulced in. Marshall attacked MeGraw in
an ill.tempered speech, calling him boss
and q tsickster, and the hlssipga and cries
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07
OHIO ALL TORN Ur.

hSolant u!ui. atu lof payGlQ OF butler.
OHIO ALL TORN ur.
The Ohio delegation is split to pieces
John R. Mclean and Dalbin Ward ar
struggling for the craftsmanship Of the
delegation. General Warner saya Thur
msn will be presented aud nominated, and
that Durbin Ward will be chairman Of the
Ohio delegation.
Col. W. P. Thompson says Ward has nc
show; neither has Thurman. It's Hoadly
or nothing in Ohio.
Gen. Ward charges that Mclean is only
os.ensibly for Hoadly, but in reality for
Ben. Bsller. Spoils Ia MeLean's watch.
worl, and it is tha! or ruin.
WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATION.
The West Virginia delegation is all at
eea. Maior Ell McDoueli, who came to.
day, is for Mcdonald. Beall, Of Mason
county, will support Thurman; Vanmeer
and Davis, Bayard; Harlow and Herford,
Mcdonald, ard the rest Randall. 1t is
certain lha. Dave Leonard will be Chair.
man Of the State delegation.
1t is now thought that Cleyeland'n name
will not be presented at all, his friends
estimating his chances as nothing. Butler
is developing somo strength among the
Southern States. Els emiesaries are work.
ing hard to csrry him through. It is semi.
officially announced Tonight tina. Ben
Butler will second Rsndall's nomination,
New York will not concentrate upon
Cleveland, Kings county will not vote fol
him, and in consequence the unit rule will
not hold. -,S.,,'-- = '-GhE5-4y- -, ss
Thurman was the recipient Of an ovation
here tonight.
Roger A. Pryor says Butler only wants {
strong tariff plank inserted in the platform
and provision for the workiDguen and be
will be Satisfied. General Pryor says But
Ter will second Randalls nomination.
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FIGURING MILL BURNED,

NEwcoMkRsrowN, July 5.-About mid.
night las! night the Clay Touring mills at
Lock II, ten miles from here, owned by
the heirs OF Godfrey Heck, were discover
ed on fire, and before assistance could be
procured tho whole building was enyeloped
in flames, and in short time burned to
the ground, with its contents. 7e ~.
1t is supposed that the fire was the work
Of an incendiary, as 1t la claimed that
threats had been made to burn the build.
ing. There were about 1000 bushels OF
wheat and about 500 barrels Of -four burn.
ed up, and the les, Is about $4,000, on
which there is not dollar OF insurance.
The Port Washington Fire Department
was on hand. but arrived too late to be Of
assistance.
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FIGHTING FACTIONS. !
A DiE Row in the Toy iOr County Democ
II racy-DtleSnies Elected.

A DiE Row in the Toy ior County Democ.
racy-DtleEnicnE Elected.
Correspondence Of Ihe Inteitgaier. .1.f I
GRArroN, W. Va, July 5.-The Demo-
cla,s held their County Convention here
to day to cleo: de!egstss.to the Slate, Dis-
trict and Senatorial conventions. Tho con.
yention from first to last was one Of utmost
confusion. There was much bad blood
manifested between the two factions OF the
patty in the couaty, and two or three
times it eeemed that the convention would
breok up in row. For some time bitter
feeling has existed between John T. Nc
Graw, the Democratic Prosecuting A,tor.
ney, and Tom Marshall, the publisher Of
the Grafton Standard, the Democratic
organ, which grew out Of tho TACT that Nc.
Graw gave to the Sentinel, Republican
paper, some printing, and tho further fac!
that Marshall has openly espoused the
cause Of John II. Holt for the nomination
for McGraw's office, he being candidate
ior denomination. These, together with
the tact that Marshall aud Holt have been
''eetting up pins" in the county for Thomas
J. West, the candidate for auditor, to
which McGraw is opposed, Inns resulted in
bitter personal fight bstwsen McGraw
and hia friends and Marshall and his
friends, which eliminated in an open
m m ma ta.aRy Eias l7'sl 81 fIftE,
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GIrs aEtsIligsat1sr:

sa.. n nnd 81 i"urirei,,n street.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Francis Bochell, farmer, was killed by
a falling wall, at Sidney, o.
In difficulty at Hickman, KY, VIM,
Oakly was killed by W. E. Perry, jr.
The store OF Howard & Steward at Day.
ton, Tenn, was burglarized Of sl4,O 900.
! John Webster was struck by train at a
crossing near Indianapolis, and killed.
Edwin Buckles was killed BY a stray
bullet while sitting in front OF his store at
Van Vert, o. - -
Fire at Hamilton, Mo, yesterday de.
stroyed eight small business houses. Loss
$4,000. Insurance ST.. 900.
Martin Kennedy, aged Is, fell through
an elevator opening at the Spencer Housc,
Indianapolis, and was killed. -
Levi D., Robinson, a: wealthy farmer Of
Marshall, III hiss been arrested for an at.
tempted outrage on his neighbours wife.
An outgtowth Of Commodore Garrison's
failure hiss resulted in suits to recover $780,,
005 go on promisory notes at Akron, O..
Iowa saloon keepers are going into other
business, or removing to other States,
There ia not saloon open in Des Moines.
: John Fillibaum, a prominent citizen of
Newcome,stown, o., was kicked in the
breast by mule and almost instantly
killad
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DESTaUITlvE FIREs,
Newark Machine Works Burncd-Forty
}. HOUSES TotniIy Consumed.

newark Machine Works Burn ctl-Eorty
HOUSES TotaiIy Consumed.
NEWARK, O., July Sat o'clock this
morning fire Sas discovered in the work
shop Of the Newark Machine Company's
works here, which got headwsy before i!
could be arrested, and in spite Of the bea!
efforts Of the Fire Department the whole
establishment was destroyed. The com.
pany manufacture the Victor clover hullers
and agricultural Implements generally,
having removed from Hagerstown, Nd, a
few years since. Three hundred men are
thrown out oi employment. Loes $500 600;
insured in forty.fye different companies
home and foreign, for s24O. 1000. Several
houses in the vicinity Of the works were
totally destroyed. The works will be i'm.
me6iately rebuilt Sparks f,om the engine
Vas the cause OF the FIRE.
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By an explosion Of fireworks at Cbardop,
o., Jol n Cleveland Was instantly killed,
and Job Darfee died Of his injuries in an
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j NO MAS CALL0S :!
EN- EL. R0S De ORC

Sc espenden los, limas llamadas esco-
tinas; son inof,rsivas Y producer los
siguirntes etectos:
10 Seguridad de I'm bnen resnltado.
2.' Facilidal de roderse operar por
Il m;smo.
80 No poderse Iastimar, pues la IL
s.a no obra mas que sobrc Ia parte
4.'losa, reduciendoia d polvo, y ningu-
IN acci6n ticne sohre las partes ban-
dos.
10 Ecouomiay y duracl6n sin limi-
tes.
En- resnmen; por la grande acepta-
cidn qre han tendo ticlen en- tolo ell
munao, Sc han hecho articnlo he prl-
mera nccesidad en- todo tocador. Sc
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Sc vENDE.

0 arrienda ma estancia, compuesta
dc pastos y cafe, de doscientas ocheuta
Y seis cnerdae, divididas por empaliza-
das en- grandes cercados, donde pucde
rasGar ell ganado: tiene casa habitaoi6n
q veiute metros del pueblo, separan-
dola solamcnte el rio, que pasa por Ell
medic: esta considernda Ia casa, como
la mejor del pueblo de Barros; es gran
de, espaciosa, en- bucn estado, y a pro-
p6sIto para cStableccr un gran conner
clio; ticnc ademds horuo en- buen esta-
do, tahona de cafe cxeelente, y almace-
mes donde recolectar el frnto, no fall
tando tampoco secaderas, casa para
criados Y cnadra para tres caballos.
En- cuanto 4 os pastos Sc hallan cru
zados por aguas dc dlterentes qnebra-
das.
In casa sc cncucutra en- IN site
agratab!e Y pintoresco.
Para iuforurs dirigirse & don Fran
cisco Bou Y Arroyo eli Barros. so
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UN LIBRO NOTABLE.

La Novisima Escuela de Mhsica.
contituye un verdadero y notable aeon
tecimiente en la historic del arte.
Ell ingenioso y atrevido proyecto que
acomete su autor, por medic de la inven
cion de una paata &nicersal, que ha-
einnecesario ell uso de las clayes, faciita
Y abrevia ell estudio de Ia mdsica.
manteniendo los actuales caracteres en-
su figura y valor; es la base fundamen-
tai de la nueva escuela que tarde tenn
prano transformers el modo de ser de
La VICENTE. De amena y provechoss
lectura, por las curiosidades musicales
que contiene interesa Ia adquisicidn dc
este precioso libro 8 los profesores y
peritos y q las personas que por su ilus-
TRACTION estan atentos al progreso del
saher humane.
De venta en- la agencia general dc
negocios y cenrro de publicaeiones dc
los que suscriben.
10.--SAN JUSTO TO-
San Juan de Puerto.Rico 1884,
Pens 4 IgIesIas. 70
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Z 7 n z a
DE VAPORES = -CORREOS ESPANDLE
entire Liverpool y Puerto Rico.

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados a dicho servicio son
los siguientes:
Puertoriqucis0, captain Ciri6n.
Bortnquen, captain Garate.
Mayag0eS, captain Goudra.
Nueeo Ponce, capitan Mendezona.
Humacao, captain Izaguirre.
Despachandose uno el IS de cada
mes, d yeces con escala en- Sentander
Para otros pormenores dirigirse los
seGores White Forman y Go. Liver
pool, Sobrinos de Eaquiaga, San Juan
Pto.-Rico, Kraemer : Co Mayngnez
Muller, Hingelberg Forfar y Cc. Ponce