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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
A.VISO.

Ofrscsm0s los siwuientes efscsos qae
b mos Arib'dai
AeEiTF LINAL4. cfsIs 3 coeidO.
CEMENTO IOMANO.
IIlEiRO GALVANIIADO scana
lado dr . pies.
IDEM IpEN. ii.o D pes.
CTMBHEHAS.
rIAVU< gslvanixad0s
IDEN Ne lpnelsro - : ) 10 peui-
qnes.
MACHETES , EsPADISEs.
SACoS 1tJBI.ES ds 2S-82 paiga-
.das.
IDEM DGILETE De 2a-gs puIEs-
ias.
LiNTtiBAS verde. plosDo y EiBc.
fKHVEIA~ alsmanas sn caias.
iDSM ihg,ssa- mafeAs = Barril.
GOyNAC De MaIIer Frsrss DE- '''
lnEM fnarfa q. =. G.
tuAAI.AGNE Roedeser.
lDEM Mumm.
lDEM CLlQUOT.
MANJEQUILI.A danssa en- lasas
tel iy2G.
PAJADE YAREY blanca
~ FEnDEKsxy v Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

licitamos d nuestros compa1eros
en- tan dulces y patrioticas expan
stones del alma, que contrlbuyen
a arraigar mas y mas ell buen es-
piritu y ia discipline:
q Enero de 1885.
eel domingo, % del corrlente. sal6 Ia
Compafiia de Voluntarios con ell lin dc
dar I'm paseo militar, y al efecto Sc dl-
rigid q la playa de este puerto. En- las
inmeliaciones de dicho poblado agnar-
daban los Volnntarios que ALI residen
una vez Incorporates al resto de la
Compania, esta hizo sn entrada .oS
marciales ecos de un precioso paso-do-
BILE eiecutado por la mdsica de la Com
pafia, Y despu6s de recorrer la ralle
principal, hizo alto, formdndose pabe-
ilones de armas, y ai6se principle d la
distribuci6n de M magnitico y abun-
dante rancho que Sc habia preparado
por subscription entire dichos entuslas-
tas Voluntarlos.
Rein6 gran animation y ammonia, as
como ell orden mas perfecto.
Despues de la comida hubo brlndls
terminando aquella con vivasa Espafla
as NJ. ell Rey D Alfonso XII "a. D: g
al E. S. Captain General de esta lsla
al Eiercito, Armada Y Voluntarios de
C,bs pnarto. Rico. 4 uuestros celoSoS
Jefes V a la O6cialidad de esta Compa
MIA. Esta regreso d pie como habio
lido de la poblaci6n.
Grato recuer9o conservaremos de
pasec militar todos los que tomsmo>
parte en- ell mismo, y 20, al conslguaF
con gusto e, entusiasmo exceIente
espiritu militar de esta Compahta, me
suscribo de V. S. S. Y affo. amigo y CO.
rreligionario."
FL Corresp0nsah
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

Ell ministro de Estailo, sefor Eldaa-
yen, la manifestado IN el CoDgreso que
ell Gobieruo eStaba decidido extender
su protection las coIonias que en- la
costa occidental de Africa establezea la
Asoeiac,51 lie Colonization espan Id
EI tratado de Jol6 10 se ha irmado
aun, a c,nSeeAentia de desavenencias
entire A emania ioglaterra. con mott
vo Il Ia jibertal de navegaci6n en- Bor-
ne0.
(Continuardn).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
Telegramas via Ha6ana.

Reproducimos 4 contlnuacldn
los teiegramas via Habana que Sc
reheren a nuestra Patria. En-
otro ndmero iran los restantes
despachos que inserta ell D'ar'o
de la Marina
Madrid. o de enero.--s. N. el Rey.
peon,ps0ado de los ministries de Ia
Guerra : de Ia Gobernacion, del aehor
GQzm&n ] dc los diPutados de les pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
USCRIPCION

alberta espontanea y generosa
mente por parte de algunos
senores de esta localidad para
ayudar a los Rdos. PIP. de la
Compania de Jesus en- la orna-
mentacion de la nueva lglesia
de Santurce alberta va a. quito.
Con objeto de dar un cumpll
do voto de acci6n de gracias, asi
a los senores que han tornado
las cQmisiones como d todos los
que han contribuido con dona-
tiyos al expresado fin; ell Z.
Rector del colegio ha dispues-
to Sc publique una relaclon no
minal de los donantes que es
como sigue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
1900 PESOS

sc dcsean colocar con garan-
tia hipOtecaria en- fincas dc la
Capital.
II SOL q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
GACETA DE HOY.

Convoeatoria para la election
de un Senador por la Uniyersldad
de la Habana. Tendra lugar el
Is de Malzo.
Admitida a don Jose I. Qui-
fiones la dimisi6n del cargo de
Alcalde de la Ceiba.
Lista de los electores que tie
men derecho d votar un Senador
Dor la Universidad de la Habana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
FRANCISCO EAuRA. San n3In Spsto ).
ARMAS g. JlMENEz. Cruz 10

EstabecimeBto de ieyreteria quncalla, surtdo
general eu el rano, veutas al por mayor detail;
teueu constant nteneRte pedgs plastica Portland para
,aEques. algt65s iayaderos. Precios may limita-
dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
Suma anterior

Suma anterior :. 557 80
Don Jose Alfaro, Coamo.. 4 -.
Heroldo Reinlein, Rio
pledraS..
Ulpiano Valdes, Hato-
grande. .---.. .--..... =.
Pedro Pastor Egea,
Rio-piedras. -. 49,. 4 -.
Manuel Grau, Maya
gueZ. :
Juan Jose Nogueras,
Cayoy-. ..-.-. -.
Manuel Diaz, Barcelo-
meta. Il.
" Miguel Martorell, Ca
pltal. =
Benito Baquero, id = 4 -.
Association de Hijas de Ma
ria, Rio-piedras. 49,. -.
Pbro. ID. Tomas Lopez, Mo-
ca. -.
Dona Lucia Vazquez, Ca
yeV- .... 4"
Isabel Llera de Perez,
III. :
Tn Sacerdote pobre, Rio
piedraS -.
Dona Rosario Martf, viuda
de Sola, Aguada.".... 90
Juana Goicoechea, Rio
piedras. ............... -.
81 Aurora Salazar, San
turce +.
" Dolores Martinez Apa-
ricio, ID. ...".... =.
" Ramona Vega de Gau-
tier, Id. ........ =.
Don Antonio Lucero, Ceiba. 2 =.
{" JESUS NJ. Min. Capital. 2 -
+" Juan Miranda, d.. 2 :.
/" Jose Rodriguez, Id. -. 2 :.
(" Antonio Audrey, ID 2 =.
4" Sebastian Conill, San
turce .-.... -
" Feliciano Carbia, ID. 2 g.
i" Rafael Martinez, ID. 2 ..
Sres. Alfonso & Go. ID. 2 =.
Don Onofre Sieolau, ID. 2 :.
!" Pedro Nolasco Cruz, Id. :.
+" Silvestre Iglesias, Ca
pital. --.-. .----.-... :.
Leon Lopez, Moca -. 2 81
Manuel Laborda, Rio
piedras ----- -..-~--- -
" Jose Gonzalez Mendez,
id.
Don Francisco PARA, Pom
c0. -"
{" Policarpo Echevarria,
Juana-Diaz. z..-.-.... lO :.
Jose Ante Sefn, Anas-
CO. 0---.-....- ..-.-- .'
4" Sebastian Munoz, All
r0y0. .'"'
+" Pedro D. Delgado, San
ce ~
Total. ....... 10l 81
(Contin4ard).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
ALvARADO HERMANOS.

Importadorcs direcios. Yentas AZ por mayor y
detail Constante surtido en- mercahcias. quincalia
ferreteria. Conpradores y expor,adores de cafe
tsbaco.y nsgociantss eu ganado vscuno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

FDnTALEEs A. ~- Cssa ae gru5 conisione
Agantes ds los yap0res c0rreos de Gspnne Comps
1ta Atlas DO les Esssses~p atdes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

e. CORREO De IA MODA.
lds0 u fs 80 gz5lseaci6n.)

Peri6dico De MOdas para Scso.
horss cue da ~ nnmeros al afo,
- hgurines iluminados, y 2 de
peinados de Sehora, IL patrones
coriados iamano natural, "a Pile.
gos lie pa;rones y - de dibujos.
Redactad0 por Sehoras y con-
.agrado a In tamilia.
F're~r0s ~ sNscysctcn AZ zfc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
SIERRA, CLOS & CO.
MyLLENn0FF g. K0RBER.


Gale del Dep0sito NUM-. I Marina.
Casa de gros Y comjsones. impo5tadoree de
,odas procedencias. Untcos Agentes eli esta lsla
dc Is Compa0ia de Seguro contra inceudios Ham
oureo Magde0urguesa del legitimo Amargo de
4nro.tu'a aei DR.. Sogre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
GALICIA

bIlt lttl ~ lisI liftlhe Iat4tlfiailt~ AN =
"a sobre las sigui-1tes capitales Y puebics .,
"a Peninsula, islas Baearcs Canarias
GALICIA
Bayo, Bayona Bctanzos. Euho, Bcoerrs
cambaios, Cangas, Cahiza, OEbaliro. Ceiano
Ia, CoruLa, Chantala, CanIarifas, Carha'.,
Caldas de Reyes. Carril Gee, Ccrcuh'6n. E-;ra-
la, Ferrol. Finistcrre, Foz, Fon-agrada, Gro
De Guardia, Lage, Lingo, Malpca Mondosedo
Nuros, Mugia, Monforte, Nicvo, Noya, 0r;i
guerra (Santa Marta), Ofou.o, Porrifo Padr5r
Poutovedra PuenteArcas puentedoumc, Puen
e Ccso, Pueuto del Puerto, Quroga. Rivada
"a, Redonlca, Rivadeo SantiaSo Sa.vaticrrs
NY, Nigo, Nivero, Niliags-ciA, Niilaarov. i'
hyosa, Vil'aiia.
ASTU kIAS
Avits, Cangss de Onis, Cangas 30 I.n,i
astropol, Coluuga, Cudillero. Figuera', &
irado Lastrcs, Lrarca, Luanco, Lllncs, Nie
.es, Navia, Ovicdo, Pola do laviana, Pola IL
Lena, Poa lie Sicro, Pravia. Rivalesclia Sala.
1ama de Lang7co, Tapis, Tineo, ViilAyici'sa
nhesto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

Carbon de azdcar. I'm quimicO
ilustre, el sehor Moucier, Qeemos en-
an peri6dico) ha obtenido del azdcar,
sin mas que caIeinarlo, un carbon mas
pesado que la antracita y ell que proce-
de del mismo diamante, pero con una
dureza capaz de rayar ell cristal: sin
embargo, su cohesion es muy d6bil,
pues basta restregarle contra la hendi-
dara que produce sobre el vidrio, para
aue Sc desmorone facilmeute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

0bito.-Ha pasado a mejm vida
en- Arecibo la sefora D. Belen Sail
crnp de Gonzalez, parienta del Sr. Dl-
rector de In Enciclopedla.
One goce de la eterna Bienaventa-
rama ell alma de Ia que va no existe.
Reciban sus deudos nuestro p6same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
MAYOL HERMAN0S.

I PLAYA De FoNCE, q. 81
| Almacenista dc where's por mayor Qrsndes
dep6sitos de efectos de tcdas clases uacicnales )
extranieros Surtido general de madoras, hierro
| galvanisado clavos etc. etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

(ANTIDADEs RECAUDADAS PoR
LA CoAIsIoN DE SANTURCs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

Buen par de librOS. (RecOrte, }
Dos andalQoes, recordando las casas de
comercio en- que habian sido empleados
en- Sevilla, decianl
-Nuestra casa de comer2io hacia
tantos negocios, que para poder abrir
el libr0 mayor fu& necesario deFribar
tres tabiqGes.
Pies en- Ia uuestla, para pasar
del "nabea al "H tber, tovimoa que
hacer uu trauFia.
Armas y 5imenez, Cruz IS,
Puerto-Ric0, tieneu constantemente
existepcias de glq0itr6n, brea, estopa,
aceites y barnices.
fRoGgh on Ratsl NIuerte a los
ratonesl--Al fin sc ha encontrado 10
que hemos necesitado toda la vida
Pidase d los boticarios el Rough on
Rats. Destierra los rat0nes, cueara-
ehas, moacRs y cbinehsa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01
SEVERE BAST0N.
Is. - SAN FRANCISCO. As
SAN JUAN PTO-RTCO.

Gira letras por todas cantidades coria vis
"a sobre las sigui-1tes capitales puebios u
"a Peninsula, isas Balcarcs Canariss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

instruction Pdblica. SabemOS
que, q partir del % de DIciembre d|ti-
mo, en- one tomd possession de la Pre>i-
.iencia de la ,1anta Local el senor Al
ca!dc don Lms Martinez Monge, hasta
ell 80 del corriente, ban ingresado en- Iae
Escuelas PdbIicas 80 alumnos pobro>
en- Ia forma sigaicnte. NlIos 80: NJ
1as 25: AdGlto, ).
Aplaudimos el cello de la Autoridal
local en- tan importante ramo. Blen
10 revela este dato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

lei Popular" .-Seglin anuncia
este colega pcnceflo, de un momento Il
otro. ant0rizado competentemente, Sc
transformara en- peri6dico politico.
De neutral, pues, pasara a ser adver-
SariO nuestrO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

Bale. "A juzgar pOr los prepara
tivos que Sc notan, ell one Sc celebrari 4
mafana en- nuestro teatro a benefcip
lie las provincias andalnzas atiigldaS
por los terremotos serd fAvorecido poc
numaro isima selecta corcurrencia.
Asi 10 esperam0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-01

Vapor frances. -LeemOS en- III
colega de esta cindad;
Gel yapor correo france que debit
llegar 4 e,tq isla el dia q d~l actual
sali6 de la II 4baua el dia 2S Y no es-
tara en- este puerto hasta el L. 8 , d,
Febrero pr6ximo.
S6panlo los que en- ese correo Sc dis
pongan viajar, ast como los one ha-
yan de enviar correspondence d Euro
pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-28

Dr. FohEMAN, physician ana surgeon, has re.
moved his office from No. 2ll West King street
TO No. 81 Prince street. "a. f. Roberts late resi-
HouepA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-28
MARKETS.
Philadelphia Market.


PHnADELrHIA, March 2s.-Flour quiet but
al 10 do straights, q 2sdi75 MINI. extra clear
a OO34 80 do straights, a 2o6p5 90; winter pat
ents, "a 7bGl6 80 spring do $5 OoB5 75.
Rye -four at $3 621S.
Wheat steady but quiet; No. Western
Red, ss@ssMc No. do, at s011Gslkc; MOL Pa.
do. CSC No.2 Delaware, do, SAC.
Corn firm, with fair demand steamer 49d50c f;
MOI yellow and mixed, 4916G5Oc; No 3 do, 4sf
(Di9lSc.
Oats firm with fair demand No. White, CSC
No. do, at 8716@37s<c NO. 3 do, SIC rejected,
34l36c No. 2 mixed, 36c.
Rye nominal at Toe.
seeds-Clover quiet at 1880 Timothy dull
at q 5Oal55 Fiaxseed firm ut III 539l IS.
Winter bran firm at SIS 50dl9.
Provisions firm and prices steady; mess
pork, sla so; beef hams, s2l@2l 30; city mess
Bacon, s1s@sc Smoked Shoulders, e@ellc
salt do, 6Ne; bm,,ked hams lo1a@llAc;
Lard firn city refined, at 19l9se loose
butchers, 611G6s4c prime steam, " 25@7 80
Butter-market quiet and prices stead Y
Creamery extras, 2id25c B. c. and N. Y. do, 229p
24c Western dairy extras, Csc; do good TO
choice, l5fIlSc.
Rolls at sS8isc packing butter. sd9c.
Eggs-mnrket steady and active; Extras, l6H1
l714c; Western do l7%c.
Cheese quiet and steady; New York Full
Cream, l261i2lzc Ohio Flats choice, ll7llLc dc
fair to prime, sdlohc; Penn'a part skins, "a
&c do full do l6p21Ec.
Petroleum QUIET Refined, 7ssc.
Sl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-28
TEE NEWLY APPOINTED ASSISTANT
POSTMASTER GENERAL.

The second position in the postoflice de.
partment and the one requiring the most
hard work, has been accepted by Malcolm
Hay, one of the leading lawyers OF Pittsburg.
To its Incumbent belongs the duty of appoint
ing all postmasters whose salaries are $1,000
or less than this amount and the detail other
wise imposed upon him is enormous. The
salary Is S450O year, no great inducement
to q man occupying the professional rank at
tanned by Mr.. Hay. 1t is obvious, however,
that the first assistant postmaster general
wields great influence and power, and Mr..
Hay Is still young man.
He was born in Philadelphia, in 1912.
ftcr completing his course of study in the
University of Pennsylvania, at the age OF
seventeen, he went to Missouri, to engage in
mercantile pursuits. Three years after he
made his residence in Trenton, New Jersey,
where he studied law, and was admitted to the
bar. He began successful practice in 1865,
Z in tho Same city. Later he removed to Pitts
sburg, of which he is a prominent citizen, be-
ing president of the Mercantile library, a
trustee in the Dollar Savings bank and a lead
\ ing member in one Of the Protestant-Epis-
copal churches.
He has never held public Office until now,
but has taken part in political life. In lsI2
he was an active moinber OF the state constl-
tltional conrar zion, serving as chairman OF
fhe corr .airtees on accounts and expendi-
tpres and militia. Mr.. Hay was at the head
The Pennsylvania delegation to the Demo
Cratic nafionai convention in 1880, and in
that OF 1884 represented his state on the CON-
mittee on resolutions.
He Is gentleman who is highly respected
as man Of high character, of ability and en-
ergy. Mr.. Hay is a staunch friend of Mr.,
Tilden and Mr.. Randall. He is identified
with the anti-free trade wing of the Demo-
cratic party. His appointment, which he did
not seek and accepted at the earnest request
Ehsf President Cleveland, is regarded with
! >St favor
l|23 Hhe State of MIR. Hays Health.
~ reported more serious illness of Mr.
B unfounded. He is at his home in
Aliegheny City settling up his private affairs
prior 10 going South. He has been SO over
run BY visitors that he refuses audience To al
HIS health is better than it has 6een fo,
months. oeoh io'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-28
l. AROCTA BABY.
A Fierce Contest Between Grandparents for
Its Custody,

A Fierce Contest Between Grandparents for
Its Custody.
There was an exciting scene in the corridor
of the court house this afternoon, and the
cause of 1t was a four-months-old babe.
Frank w. Johnson is young man who
was married trifle over year ago to a
daughter of Frank Leibfried. Johnson was
arrested for larceny, was tried, convicted and
sentenced to the Lancaster county prison for
seven months. While he was in prison his
child was born, and q few weeks before
Johnson's release his wife went away to
work and left the child in the care of her pa
rents. johnson wanted the child to be cared
for by his parents, but the Liebfrieds would
not give 1t up, and Johnson took out
writ of habeas corpus. Judge
Livingston heard the parties this afternoon,
and at the conclusion of the hearing said that
under the law he must award the child to the
custody OF the father, the mother of the child
not appearing TO claim it, After the order
was made Johnson was told to 60 and
get his child. He walked in the direction
mother Leibtried, but before he got to it a
daughter of Mrs. Liebfued grabbed the child
from her arms and ran of with it. She was
quickly pursued by Johnson, Johnson's
father and number OF other parties
who happened to be in the orphans
court room. The pursuer caught up to
the young woman in the corridor near
the sheriti's office. Old man johnson tried
10 take the baby away from the woman,
and old man Liebfried interiered. 1t was
close call as to who would come off the vic
tor, but finally old man johnson secured the
baby and skipped away with it.
The screams of the women, the loud and
angry words OF the men, soon attracted a
crowd, and before the final termination of
the difficulty there were several hundred
persons gathered in the court house corridor.
Old man Liebfred says that he is deter
mined to have the baby, and intends to get his
daughter home to make application for the
custody OF the child.
The parties TO the suit reside on South
Arch alley, near Vine street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-28
Dwelling Hnnse Burned.

About noon to-day large double part
log and part frame dwelling house,
occupied by c. ii. Martin and his
son, Samuel, near the Blue Ball,
in the southern part of East Earl township,
was discovered to be on fire. The
entire building was destroyed, and
nearly all the furniture contained therein.
The loss on the building is $1,000 and
on the furniture $500. The fire originated
from defective stove pipe in an out
kitchen. There was no insurance on the
building or furniture.
The roof of the barn which is near
by, was on fire several times but
the building was saved by the eXertions of
the neighbors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-28
RELIGIOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches TOMORROW,
in the morning at 1890, In the evening at 7.l5.
different It is specially noted:
MEMORIAL tPhEsBYTEGrAsl-southQ n Queen street;
Services morning and evening at the usual
hours Sabbath school at "a p. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening Welcome TO all. Thomas
oIIvET BAPTIST CHuncH-Y. NJ. c. A. Rooms.
Rev. NJ. Frayne, pastor At 1880 a m. and 7l5 p.
N CHRIST Iy TyufnERAs % at CHSSron-west King street.
E. l. Reed pastor Sunday sunday sehool sisd at n p m
Second Ey1ssElieaI EnsiiSS J, on Mulberry
Preaching at 1880 4, IN and at 1l5 p; N. by the
REroFSrp 9sT. E'sl-Marietta avenue, Rev.
Wm. +. Lichliter, pastor. Divine services at
HoY week sRa serSSes S % at ssnpag school at IN
PEEsBTTERIAS.-Preaching in the morning and
sr. P3ui sIDivine service at 1870 a. .'ii m and
7:l5 p. m. by the pastor Sunday school at Ef'
FIRST REFoaMnp-services morning and even
ing conducted by Rev. DR.. Titzel pastor. sun.
9y q. SfnGi P@Sns - NJ. CauRoH.-services morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. George Gauf,
An. Sunday school at l;t5 p; m w.,
Orange street, between Mulberry and Charlotte
streets, tformerly known as salenil Rev. NJ.
St ST. : Jouss IgfnERAs-Kev, = syIvanus Stall,
by the pastor. sunday school at las
GoTwALD MISSION SCHOOL at p. m
UNION BETHEL--Rev. q. w. SeI1hamer. pastor
Preaching at 1890 II. IN. by the Rev. Joseph
Martin. And at il5 y. m, revival services con
Quoted by the pastor. Young peoples meeting
'h,f ssasGls%y eyaa,nfH Maa fHark, pastor lo
tbs p NJ. Reading of the Acts Of the Son Of Man.
continued during Passion Week, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Mandy
Thursday, 1880 p. m, Holy Communion. Good
Friday, services at 1880 a; m, and 2.3o p. m.
Saturday, 730 p. m, Easter Eve Nigils.
GRACE LUTHERAN.-Corner of North Queen
and James street. Rev. C. Elyin Houpt, pastor.
Services at 1870 a. m and at 7l5 p. IN. Sunday
school at p. m.
Fnsr BApTIsr r-Prayermeeting at i:3o p. III.
Sunday-school at 2l5.
FIRST VI. Il. CHuRcH-Rev. j T. satchelI pastor,
Preaching at 1870 a. and 7l5 p. III. l45 p.
III. Sunday school G:l5 Young Peoples Prayer
meeting. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 1870 o'clock.
West MIssIoT-Rev. W. II. April, pastor. The
new pastor viii preach at 1880 a. m, and 7;l5 p
IN.
The Womans Christian Temperance Union
prayer meeting will be held tomorrow Sunday
afternoon, will be held at quarter past three
o'clock in St Johns Lutheran Church. On
Tuesday the Union meets AT o'clock In Y. NJ
c. A. hall.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, March 2a.--Flour-State and Western
generally firm, with moderately active demand
Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat LT1l2c lower and heavy, with less
doing No. White, nominal; No. / White
nominal No Red, April e0N99o'sc.: do
94slc.
Corn Hgssc lower and dun Mixed western
spot 49fp5lc do futures, 501s0n52c.
Oats duh and a shade lower No. March,
SIC; May, 37g37ssc June, sc State, 3sli2c I;
Western 31M4lc
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Nen Carriage Factory,

On Monday Mcssrs Bimelsbach 4 Weber VIII
open new carriage factory, corner of Christian
and Marion streets, rear of fHowell's marble yard,
They will build the very latest style byggies,
phaetons and wagons. Heavy platform work
Will be one OF their specialties.
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Hcsoett's Musctts This organization will begin
q weeks engagement at the opera house %
Monday evening. They are said to be clever in
their work
Rink Racc.-This evening at the M@nnerchor
rink there will be n one mile race between
Charles sener ana Val. Hoffman. II win take
place at $50 o'clock and promises to be interest
I'M
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safe In,estments for April FirsJ

On Monday, March 80 1855, at o'ct tck, y. m,
NJ the Cooper House, Jacob B. Long kill sell at
public sale per cent. mortgages Lancaster
city. School and County Bonds, Rlsding 4 Col
umbia SIS, Quarryvile Railroad rs, Gas Com
pany 6's, National Bank stocky, Market House
stocks. Turnpike stocks, sc. Read advertise
ment.
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DIR. FRALIER,s ROOT BIrTrRs.

Fraziers Root Bitters are not a dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. lhey act strongly upon the Liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels lopen and regular.
cleanse nc blood and systeIp Of every impnrity.
sold BY druggists, 81 SOLD by IL. D. Cochran,
is7 and lSe North Queen str9et (2) :
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New Proprietor.

we'll known in Lancaster, will take charge OF the
Lancaster County house, this city, ON April /,
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spec,al services.

There will be special services al ST. stephens
Lutheran church, corner OF south Duke and
Church streets, tomorrow morning, when n
large Glass will he confirmed by Rev, L. Meister,
the pastor