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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23
"The Lucky Galveston screw.

10 A4tIIFAy WaLFoolUH oOFoWIIINH'
John Brunton, cotton screwman Of
Galveston city, held one-fifth of ticket
No. 1928, which drew the Third Capita
Prize OF $4,000 in the Louisiana State
Lottery Drawing of Nov. 10th, and cashed
it was.-GdLUestoR { ler.) Nea0s, NOg. 10.
Mort
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23
HandkerehIefs AS Xmas Presents.

Gray Il o'Brien will offer to-day 100
dozen Gents Hemstitched soc. Handker.
Snieis ~ ~, ~ 49, ~ ulua
Lady's China silk SOC. Handkerchief al
2lc.; - dozen Cents Neck Scarfs, zje +.
goods, at 30c.; 200 dozen all Linen Child.
ren's Handkerchiets, 100. goods, at Sc. :
80 job lot Jersey Newmarkets, $t4 goods,
AZ Al 50-Ada
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23
How Little Girls Can Get - Beautiful
ChriAtmaa Gard Free,

TO every little girl under thirteen who
VIII road our column advertisement IN
this paper, and tell us from their own
count, without aid, before Wednesday
night how many words 10 contains, ex.
elusive Of top ana bottom lines, we will
present a lovely Christmas Card worth
% cents
-AdB. LABS. sinh.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

Gentlemen who are in the habit Of pay.
ing s. and So for band-sewed Shoes are in.
vited 70 compare them with those Collat
Bros. are selling az 81. They will com.
pare favorably.--AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

Strangers IN the city who miss Altmay-
err & Co.'S. Candy Counter, miss one of the
sights.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23
J. EMERY, sergt. signal Corps. u. s.A.


For sale by r. b. CAssELs, TAYLOR and Eas
Broad Streets Telephone 77,--Adg..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

The very finest grades Of Imported and
Domestic Candies at Altmayer d Co.'S
Candy COunter.--ddr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

Drop in at Altmayer's aud take look
at the Candy COunter.-AGU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

Altmayer's handsome pound packages
Of oandy--Just the thing 10 take home.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23
Inttrru.
Louisiana State Lottery COmv

a." We do hereby oertify that zee s,sDsrr;s. fl.
arrangements for al TIE Aontaly and 0,.,s'
terry Drawings Of The LoUtsidaa Sat Iot.
terry Company, and in person MANAGE and cos-
troll the Lra1cin0s themselves and t51t he s,,.
are condtcted soith honesty, fairness GnJ H.
good faith to1Cdrd al parties, and zoe 1aj6or,,.
the COMPANY TO use this certiFeqte, ain fc.
sl'@t5es Of our signatures attached in its adv.y.
tise7nenIs.N W -~'e''
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

Try our 81 30 Derby Hat, in Black and
Brown. CoLLAT BROs.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23
Mood aud IlIoolIs,

Holiday diaplay Of Candies and Confec.
lions al Altmayer's Candy Counter is
charming. -AaU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23
CAPITAL PRIZE, SIS, 200.
100000 Tickets ut Five Dollars EACH
Fractions, in Fifths in proportion

1857 Prizes, amounting to. SZoo'o"
Application for rates to clubs shoulu ~
made only 10 the Office of the Company 10
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly gN-
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES Express
Money Orders, or New York E1ohange ~
ordinary letter. Currency by Express .au
sums OF IS and upwards az our expense aa'
dressed NJ. A DAUPHlh,
New Orleans, La
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, d. u
Or JNO. b. FERNANDEZ.
Savannah, Ga.
Make p. O. Money Orders payaOle
and address Registered Letters 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

Call Al Altmayer & Co.'S. Candy Coun.
Vef Tor the finest Candles made.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23


Ne the undersi1ne9 Banks and BANKERS viu
par all Prizes drd1on in The Louisiana Stlfs
Lotteries echtch may be presented at oar cous.
ters.
j. Fl. OGLESBY, President LOuisI.
ana National Bank.
s. II. X biNN EDY, President State
National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President New Or.
leans National Bank.
Incorporated in 1868 for % years BY the Leg.
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with capital of 81, 600, 000-tO which
reserve fund of over s55O,00O has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part Of the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd, A. D. 1879.
The only lottery eger 0oted on and endorsed
By the people Of any State.
IT aeUer scales or p0stpOAes.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Extra
ordinary Drawings regularly every
three months instead of eemi-Annu-
ally as heretofore, beginning March,
1886.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND
DRAWING, CLASS A. IN THE ACAp.
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, January IL, 1SS6-18Sth
Monthly Drawing.
ann
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23

Observations taken at the same moment
Of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH. Dec. p, :36 P. NJ, CitYtime.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

Chicago Letter in the Galveston News.
A middle-sized man, with shoulder
solid and broad enough to belong to q
shoulder-hitte was making his way
eros Washington street.
"The most talked-of man in the west, "
said a man at my elbow.
"Who is he?"
"Phil Armour" was the reply. The
pork kings figure is worth looking at.
One marvels in the first place where in
the world the great operator got such a
muscular frame. A large, square head
sits we'll upon the shoulders. The face is
pleasant, broad, irm-looking a. clean
shaven, except for small side whiskers
under the temples. While he was get
ting across the street from a restaurant
to his Office a half dozen people recog-
nized him and spoke to him. IL was O
deal by Armour, the cleverest and most
profitable, say the provision crowd,
since the gigantic one of 1879, which
involved the pork of the whole globe
and netted q profit of So, 500, 900.
Armour is , great trader, not a BIZ
zarre speculator, nor millionaire by
crooked manipulation of railroads, nor
a rich man by the possession of an easy
monopoly. With the 10000 men in his
employ, with the lieutenants he
so successfully selects, he annually
distributes $40, 600 900 worth OF
food products, undersells most
of his competitors and con.
trolls the markets OF the world. Be-
cause In two or three great struggle
between him and spectators who
thought to compass his ruin he routed
speculative adversaries and made vast
sums of money out of them he is popu-
larly set down, as o great produce
speculator, but he is not merely q spe-
~culator.
II have got 10000 men in my employ
and my business supports O 1000 people,
the wives and children Of my men," he
likes to say. II have an agent in pretty
nearly every good sized city in Christ
entom. Ihave got $50 men in my Of
fee keeping my books and making out
bills. I Inn no Spectator; / buy on
the speculative market-not TO sell
again on the speculative market, but
to distribute to the people, who eat up
the property"
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

ploved in the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
who has o wooden leg with a solid
rubber foot, and nobody of all those
about her every day, not even the other
girh5 who sleep in the same room with
her at night, suspect the fact. She
is q very smart, bright girl, and she
told me that the secret of her conceal
ing the fact so we'll is that, when she
commenced wearing it, she carefully
and Systematically trained the well leg
to adapt itself to the movements of the
MANNED one instead of reversing that
process as most persons do. The rub
Der foot is the invention of an old and
experienced American maker, and is ac-
knowledged in Europe as well as this
country as the greatest discovery of the
age in this direction.
Henry Laurens Bascomb, the actor
who had both his feet amputated In
consequence of their being frozen, has
had them replaced byrubber cnss, and
he now walks about almost as well as
anybody. well enough, at all events, to
enable him to teach elocution and act
ing.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

per's face a shadow OF a desire TO be Mrs.
the affair. ~
she asked.
Yes" lisped Mrs. Slack. ''You'n lend him,
mo- said Mrs. Pepper, in a very decided
tone; I'm afraid | shouldn't get him back. ]
let you have my piano, That hasn't bean re,
turned MY sewing machine-I do without il
now MY mantle-you wear it; notL. NY mac.
k1ntosh-where is that? The baby's,perambu.
lator-your baby now takes the air In It. NV
seWlng-machine, and cutting board and scis.
sors-l haven't seen them since; my rolling
pin, and ice-cream freezer, and egg beatef.
It's the same with all; but / promisedfo cleavs
unto my husband until death doth us part.
and you can't have HIM, Mrs. Slack. You
surely never would return him"
"Oh! Oh! OH" screamed Mrs. Slack, turning
PINK You wicked womani You nasty thing!
You mean tningl You shall have all your
norrld things back Don't you want youI
spoonful of salt, too? Oh, you mean, mean
wretch!n
Chen, tearing the mantle from her shoulders,
she threw it at Mr.. Peppers head as he strug-
gled out Of his hammock, and drove away IN
the wears wagonnette.
She borrowed = shawl from the c~lergyman's
wife, and took her eldest boy for comp my
but before her retu IN Mrs. Pepper had pro.
ceeded to her neighbours house, collected her
goods and chattles, and had them conveyed
home.
The piano was out Of tune and scratched;
the sewing machine had lost it's band; onions
had been kept in the ice-cream freezer; the
mantle had a grease spot on the shoulder; one
of the rockers was loose on the chair; Peter
and Jimmy had cut a Utilization game with a
knife on the lap-board; and it was plain that
Mrs. Slack had whipped the children with the
egS-beater. The ~perambulator had been used
to bring charcoal home with, and the points OF
the scissors were gone. SO was the ~sisterly
love of Mrs Slack, who goes about abusing
Mrs. Pepper as the meanest, mostjealous thing
she ever knew, and borrows Of the Wears
wife, although that long suffering ley begins
to show signs of revolt
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
The Elder Booth.
rom the New York Graphic.

From the New York Graphic.
The painful experience Of John
Mccullough in Chicago recently, when
he broke down in the middle of his
play, recalls an incident in the life OF
the elder Booth, which some old New
Workers may still remember. He was
billed, as they say in the profession, to
appear as King Henry VIII. at the Old
Bowery Theater on q certain evening.
A large and fashionable audience as
ssmbled, and at the proper time the
curtain rose. As is well known, the
elder Booth occasionally took a drop
too much, and it was at once seen from
the maudlin way in which he stumbled
through the first scene on this occasion
that he must have been indulging some
what copiously. At last q few Kisses
from the gallery caught his ear. He
suddenly stopped, and advancing to
the f~ootlights said: Ladies and gen
tlemen, you see that / am not in o good
condition to play to night. But it you
will only wait five minutes while / 60
behind the scenes to cool my head In q
pail of water, I'll come out and show
you the--Kinq Henry you ever saw
in your lifel"
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
An Amiable would-Be Husband.

MAJ have my doubts about Mr..
Gayfellow, my dear, and wish you had
not said yes before consulting me-"
Daughter-"Why, what is the matter
with him? !"
HE has no trade, business or profess
sion that ! can discover, and has GER
tainly no expectations, as his relatives
are all poor"
.But, ma, just think what q good
husband he will make. There won't be
q quarrel from one years end to the
other"
"You think so now, no doubt"
"Ohl but, ma, / am sure oft. He is
so amiable."
Perhaps his amiability has not been
testedp
"Ahl but it has. You know how
most men hate parents-in- law"
uYes.D
"WeIl, he said he would not object at
all to living with you and pan. X.
Telegram.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

Children, you are very little,
And your bones are very brittle;
Ifyou would grow great and stately,
You must try to walk sedately.
You must still be bright and quiet,
And content with simple diet;
And remain, through all bewild'ring,
Innocent and honest children.
Happy hearts and happy faces,
Happy play in grassy places
That was how, in ancient ages,
Children grew to kings and sages.
But the unkind and the unruly,
And the sort who eat unduly,
They must never hope for glory
Theirs is quite u different story.
Cruel children, Crying babies,
All grow up as geese and gables
Hated, as their age increases,
BY their uephews and their nieces.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

A body Of nihilists made q desperate attsmf
TO wreck a mail train carrying $50. 900 neai
Tcharkoif. They fred = storm Of bnllets into
IL as it passed, the fire being returned by The
guards
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-11
Str Sea1tuma.

Bie es i6on ieit Sabren Die @rfabruuq
selebrt, 10 lieBen aud biesmal bic ppf, uns
I'M uNorbitern" erla1Ienen Mahnunoeu
Die r%iditdnbieen Wbonnenten unoeriibrt
9esbalb iiebt iib nun Der @eiddfts=
fibrer bieies 8lattes, Serr @m. g,
Steiner. tpteberum sen6tbist, Die ablids
iabrli9e &unoreiie ansutreten, INN ben
iaumielisen 3ablert Ser 3eituus allen
@rntes tn's @euiien su reben. Nuf
leiner &unoreiie iuirb er an na6aenannz
ten Blasen our anses.benen 9eit ein=
t~reffen: Sn
gudrnat, AM Spnntas, ben Is.
Hopember;
@iG grairie. am1 esnntas, ben
20. Gopember;
Ntaerptlle, art Spnmtag, ben 20.
HpSember.
M6sen fid nun bic seebrteu 9eler
unieres 8lattes bic betreffenben 9aten
sebbris n1erfen unb lt9 auf ben 8eIud
oes Serrn @m. 8. STEINER pprbereiter.
0a in oteiem Sabre Die 5armer fi9 Ell.
rer 9uten Grnte gu erfreuen batten, f.
itebt tbne1 fetne @ntidulbisuns 81,
Seite, biesmal ben Seitunssmanr mil
leeren 8sripredunsen abauIpeiiem. Sab:
re lang baben bic S~erausseber BEG
y@orbfern" @ebulb seibt xnb fi9 bon
ben faumielisen 3ablern BON einem
Sabre ing anoere tr6ften laIien. 9ieIer
nun lei seiast, baB Der Saben Der Sc
bulb sebrO@en if, baB bic sesebener
9eripre6en enbli6, unb 3tuar Bel ben
eiesmalisen geiu9e unieres @ei9dfts'
tabrers, einsel6it tperben mifen. 81
limb ibnen bur9 bic CUTE @rnte BIZ
Mtttel ba5u dn bic Saro sesebeu, uni
BON ienen, tuelde au9 in bieiem Sabre
tpteoer antatt 3abluns ibres &iidItan.
bes i66ne 8eripreden gu MAIDEN iuden
aebmen mir an, baB fe iiberbaupt MIDI
au sabten getpiQt finb. l1nb seser
iolde tperben mir, tule unier eisenes Sn
~tereiie es erbeii6t, seiebli9 purseber
unb auf o,eiem 8ese 81 eratuinsen iu
den, mas ite b~ereittpillis ~ tbun lei
Sabren iid tueiaerten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-11

SIT lebterer Belt CAB iid cine srpbe
0a6ldiisfeit unter ben Mitslieoern Der
9tttle Giant Seuertpsbr funb, unb es cir.
tultrte bereits biefer Gage bas @erebe,
iene @ompasnie foIte aufsel6it tperben.
9teies in llmlauf seiebte @erebe 1T nun,
pie mir erfabren, elm irrtbamlides; es
pirb pielmebr cine Reorganization Der
genannten Gompasnte bel ber rdbiten
monatli6en Seriammluns ftattfinben.
Bel bieier @elesenbeit finbet bic gteus
mabl Der 8eamten fiir bas laufeuoe Sabr
itatt, uno Elm ieoes Mitslieb, benz oas
@ebeiben Der gompasnie ant Screen
liest, iOllte barna9 itreben, bur9 bic
8abl gutter 8eamten, bic @riiten5 bes
@ereins 5u iidern. Seit Sabren be,
itebt oiei lie gompasnie, iie ipar bic erit
sesrinbete in bieier Stabt, tpesbalb audi
elm ieoes Mttslieb berlelben es fi6 sur
@bre anre6nen ioQte, bur6 acttpes Wir,
fen bic 2ittle Giant Gompasnie gum
friiberen bliibenbeu Stanbe tpieber emf
por6ulUp1n9eH.
- Gin beflasenstpertber llnfan traf
seitern Ra9mittas ben i'm 9ofpn ct.
glpub %ipobnenben Sarmer Sobn 8eder.
Tun ct. gloub alf benz Seimtpese be,
sriffen ideute iein 8ferb in Der Ndbe
bes @obnbauies oes 9errn 6. Serberser
unb ma9te einen Spruxg su Seite, in
Solse befien 8eder bonn Sib seporfen
tpurbe, nobel er einen 8ru1 bes Gdul.
tertno9ens unb beg redten Daumens ers
lit unb ,nrtere er6ebli9e GerlebunQen ba,
pontrug. Wan brabte ben 8erpunoe.
ten int bas Saas bes Serrn %. Garter,
no er iid elmer suten 8fese uno Der
Bebienuus zines slrstes erfreut. sluf
benz @asen befanb ii9 6err D'8rten
uno elm fleiner Sunse. alu1 oteie muir
BEN pom 8asen semorfen; ~eriterer er,
fit innere &~erlesunsen, lesterer fam
iebU9 nit beiler 6aut bapon. 9as
Serb tpurbe erit bann gum steben ge.
bra9t, na9oem es BET 5errnReinbaro's
Stallunsen ii6 feitselaufen battle.
- CUR &eruoaitdneiguns u~nierer
Wittbetluns in lebter 8ode binli9tli9
bes SduGanoperfaufs. pelden Stats
aubttar 8. 90. 8raben I'm gourtbaule
uurnabm, tbeileu mir nit, baB 1856
older gum Sur6i6nittspreiie BON 5000
per older perfauft murben. Oa nur Is
Broaent, NIT ein5elnen Iusnabmen, an
Der gerfaufsiumme iofort beSablt merz
ZEN miiiien, fir ben &elt berlelben aber
breiBis Sabre Credit sendbrt tuirb, 10
muroen am 8erfaufstase $3469.75
Sutereiien biz gum l. SUM- 1886 nit
einsei6lOilen, anbeaablt. 5 8ro5ent SSnz
terefIeu oil benz ~ridtdnbisen aapital
miiien i'm SOrauS, Sen 1. SUIT ieoen
Sabres, entri9tet tueroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-11
@ieherurt tuar bic uuterhaItu

- Wtenerum tuar bic unterbaltuno
I'M Galino am Sonntas &beno cine b66it
g~elunsene. 9iesmal tuarert es Die Ser
rem 8. 8uff unb 50. SrieIe, tpel6e bur6
Guffibruns bes 2uitipieles, rDie 1utis
gen 9%eut'"", aasemeiue Seitertett tpa9s
riefen. 8eibe ertuieien fi1 als luitise
@eieaen n1b als brau9bare Mitslieoer
fir bic gabne. @i6t tpeniser amiiiant
mar bic Huffibrans tss rglante
Strumpf." Ser @denfebey rgtante",
6err s. Rinbler, oeritanb es, ben Gdens
iteber iebr gut uieber5useben, tpdbrenb
bite &olle bes &idters bon 3errn Sabnz
lenber gut bur9sefibrt tpurbe. Sas
iebt9e 8orseben bes @ersins finbet niht
BLOB unter ben Mitsliebern ielbit suten
Inflans, AUDI IN uneinseweibten &reiien
i6eiut man iid bafir gu intereHiren. gu
tuieberbDlten Walen b6rten mir bon 8ir=
germ, fte tpiirben benz gafno.g ereine
9erne beitreten, tuenn Der Berein iiber
ein 2Ofal perfiiste, bas sroB senrs iei,
um audi bic Srauen an ben Berlamms
l~unssabenben in bas 8ereinslofal einz
fiibren gu f6nnen. 9abin sebt audi Der
8uni6 Der Mitglieber bes 8ereins;
bod laiien bieie bic 8orte ni6t auBer
G6t, baB 8Om ni9t in einem Gage er.
baut tpuroe.
- Im sOrisen 9onnerl tag itarb ers
9eben in ben @iQett oes Serrn, sunl
0ftern seitdrft NIT ben Seilsmittsln Der
tath. Relision SoIepb 8eiier, spettGltes
iter Sobn Der bier pobuenben 1amilie
5ran5 8etier. Der 8eritprbene tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1867 seboren unb i9on frib
ii blte er in ii6 ben 8eruf gum 81. 8rie.
~Iteritanbe. Nadbem er Die @lsmentars
i9ule burdsema6t, trat ct. in bic ct.
Sobn's Ibtei ELM, mo er als S6ola itifer
bic claifiiben Stubien abIolpirte. Sn
Solse Der Nbnebmungsfrantbeit mubte
er bas Stubtum aufseben, febrte in ben
&reis Der Seinisen 5uriid, UNI ii1 auf
ben Sob uor5ubereiten. am IL. Qus.
1885 empfius ct ourd ben bodm'ten
Nbt Ilerius @belbrod bas Hletb bes FL.
8enebictus, unb ais Sebn bes bl. Or
hensitiit.rs trus ct ben Namen athana.
iius. Nm Samitas Worseu tpurbe bic
2eide, nadbem in Der &ir6e our
%unbefedten @mpfdnsniB elm Seelens
amt sebalten mar, na1 Der st. Sobn's
Ibteii sebradt. mo lie in Der &loiter.
tlr6e our Gni6au ausseiteGt ,purhe.
Im 9admittase beiueste fid unter ben
&ldnsen zines Erauermarides Der ct.
Sobn's MuiiffapeIe Der 2eihenaua
lansiam bin gum airdbofe, na6bem Ser
bodu. g. Ilfreb cine ersreifenbe Set
9enreoe sebalten bate. sn benz Trauers
suse nabmeu ale i'm &loiter pertreteneu
Batres, 8riiber unb ale Stubenten Der
uniperiitdt tbeil. Na6bem bic 2eihe
auf benz @ottesader np1mals ~ausaeiea.
net mar, tuurbe iie an Der Settle 70 pie
ler benz 5rater Ntbanaiius in bic @tpiss
felt uoranseeansenen S6bne e.s bl.
8eneeictus IN ben tiblen SdooB Der
@roe gebettet. M6se Der @eritorber1e
ruben in 5rieoen!
= @etraut puroen am uoriqer
SOnntas 3a9mittas burd ben bodru.
9errn Stemper in Der gatbeorale t0err
s. 8. Berg BON 2ittle Sails nit SRI.
9elena 8lattner bon bier. Der Gbenb=
aus bra6te Die Neupermablten mad
2ittle Sails. mo tie ii9 bdusli1 einri9.
ten tperoen. Nabtrdslib Slid gum
Suabe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-10-11

damos a los Sres. Canizal, Godi-
nez, Hernandez, Garriga y Ma
varro. A propuesta del senior Ca
fiizal, Director de la Academia
Militar, Sc di6 un expressive voto
de gracias y otro de confanza a
la Comisi6n gestora, para que
ultimase, con la Directiva del Ii
Geo, las bases de la fusion defini
tiva, dando nuevamente cuenta d
la general, a fin de proceder a los
deta.les reglamentarios de organi
zaci6n del Cfrculo Milltar.
Ell senior Arenas, Presidente,
dirigi6 la discussion con esmerado
acierto. La concurrencia fue nu-
merosa y escogida. La ammonia
de voluntades completa. La ms
talaci6n del Circulo es va un he
cho seguro y puede decirse que
consumado. Como ell entusiasmo
no decaiga, 10 cual no es de Greer,
pronto funcionara en- Ia forma
que desean y Sc proponen sus
iniciadores. Sc ha citado d Junta
general para ell microbes pr6xi-
mo la misma hora y en- ell mis-
mo sitio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-10-11
CIRCULO MILITAR.

Anoche Sc celebr6 en- los salo-
nes del Liceo Junta general de
los inscritos va para "a installation
de un Circulo Militar. La Conf
sion gestora nombrada al efecto
di6 cuenta de sus trabajos. Pre-
sidia ell acto ell Sr. Coronel de
E. M. quien hizo resefla de aque-
llos en- breves y claras y elocuen-
tes frases. Ell principal detalle
que Sc someti6 d la discussion fue
ell relative d la fusion del Liceo
en- ell Circulo Militar proyectado,
idea que Sc propuso muy ge-
nerosamente por la Directiva d e
aquel Cfrculo a la Comisi6n ges-
tora del otro. Sometido q la de-
liberacion de los reunidos aquel
penssmiento fue aprobado, tras
algunas observaciones hechas por
los sefiores Eulate y Sitchar, a
quienes contest6 ell seflor Centa-
no, de Z. M. Despues de este,
otros concurrentes hicieron uso
de Ia palabra para vari0s parti
culares, entire los cuales recor--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-10-11
Por Ell Profesorado.

En- la Gaceta del jueves VIC la
luz una circular del Sr. Goberna.
dor General, en- que Sc dis pone,
despues de elevadas y muy racio-
males consideraciones, 10 siguien.
te:
"l.0 Todos los Ayuntamientos de
Ia provincial remitiran este gobierno,
antes del dia 20 del presente NEE, GER
tificado del estado de pagos por perso-
nal y material las EscCelas de sn ju-
risdicci6n, haciendose solo constar los
haberes devengados que hayan sido
objeto de la correspondence ordenaci6n
y n6mina conslguiente.-2.0 Las can
tidades que resulten adeudandose d los
Profesores de uno y otro sexo por per-
sonal y material, provenientes del ejer-
cicio del aflo economico anterior, debe-
ran satisfacerseles en- primero del pro-
ximo Noviembre, y las correspondientes
al actual ejercicio en- Is del propio mes,
sin que sobre este tiltimo extreme ad-
mita ell gobierno otro recurso que ell
de imposibilidad material de efectuarlo,
por razones que Sc expondran, y apre-
clara debidamente."
Aplaudimos una vez mas ell
vivisimo cello de S. E., que con
tan noble interes mira al Profeso-
RADIO, firme columna de la illus
TRACTION de los pueblos.