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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08

mona, con Anibal Hamlin por vice-pre-
sidente. Habiendose repartido los vo-
tos entire cuatro candidates, fue en- rea-
lidad electo por una minorfa de votan-
tes que assemble q $50. Fue reelecto
antes del fin de la guerra, en- o64, por
2l2 votos contra 81 one Sc dieron d
Jorge Nc. Clelan. Ell vice presl-
dente electo fue Andrew johnson, que
reemplaz6 q Lincoln, despues de So
asesinato.
En- 1868 subi6 el general Grant,
nombraao por 2l3 votos y reelecto en
1873 por 800; Mr.. Schuyler Colfax fut
vice-presidente en- ell primer termino'
Mr., Henry Wilson, en- ell segnndo.
En- 1876, NJ. NJ. Samuel Tilden y
Hendricks fueron electos por 1913 votos
contra l73, dados q sns concurrentes
NJ. M. Rutherford B. Hayes y Wheeler,
nero Ia comisi6n electoral del Congreso
atribuy6 los candidates repnblicauos
los 12 votos de Florida y Lcisiana, 10
que les constituy6 IN total de ls5 vo-
tos electorales contra l84, es decir, nn
voto de mayoria. A pesar de e>ta de-
puraci6u, la mayoria popular de Tltden
sobre Hayes fue todavia de 25o,oo7 vo-
tos.
En- 1880, NJ. NJ. Garfield y Arthur
han side electos por 2l4 votos contra
155 obtenidos por NJ. NJ. Hancock y
Hendricks.
va hemos dicho que, hasta la fecha,
en- las dltimas elecciones pueden ase-
gurarse d Mr.. Cleveland 2l9 votos
contra lS2 de Mr.. Blaine.
(De E2 Triumio)
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fACETILLAS.

Denunciado. -Segun Temos en-
FL CIam0r del Pass, ha sido denuncia-
do ante los trihunales ordinarios IN
artieulo pnblicado en- aquel colega por
el Director de EE Deber.
la Revista de Aguadilla, ,'-Por
medic de circular impresa nos participa
81 director de aqueI peri6dico, Sr. Te
rreforte, que en- breve reaparecera Ia
misma publication con Ell caracter de
politics.
Celebraremos que sea cuanto antes
81 clio ha de proporcionar ventaIas al
colega.
Obito.--E senior don Manuel
Sergio Cuevas "a tenido la desgracis
de perder d nm hljo.
Damosle naestro pesame, y que goee
Il alma de 50 malogrado hiio Ia eterna
bienaventuranza.
Nombramiento. -parece que Ia
llegado por el dltimo coFreo el nom
bramieato del sefior La Tore para una
Catedra dc la Universidad de la Ha-
hana.
Laudsble. 81 Ayuntemiento de
ssta Ciudad ha scoEdado contrihnir con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
SOnBREROS DE- PANAMA,

Participants d los compra-
doreS de este artlculo que con
tinuamos recibi6ndolo directa-
mente a consignaci6n de va
rias casas de Catacaos PERU
Actualmente tenemos IN cX-
tense >urtido de classes Extra,
Ia, % y ga ell cual sera renova-
do mensualmente y realizare-
mos d precios m6dicos.
S(RS. DE- J.SL4 { iC0.-FORTiLFli37.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
SECCION LITERARIA.
tCARIDAD!

y
y mas despiadado el sol,
sus casas, en- los alcores
Y en- los riscos y las Tomas,
como nidos de palomas
hicieron los labradores
que, trasformando en- vergel,
el agrio suelo infecundo,
tan ignorartes del mundo,
como olvidados por el,
solo Sc daban razon
de que en- Espaiia vivian
porque & menudo tenian
que pagar contribution.
Una noche, de la sierra
Dor las vertientes rodando,
baia ell alud anunciado
la conyulsi0n de terra -.
Todo comienza q oscilar,
SO estremece 8 sc derrumba;
sc alza la losa en- la tumba;
tiembla la cruz del altar;
Sc abre ell suelo en- derredor;
Sc hunde el puente con estrago;
el rio sc lorna en- lago
Y crece, amenaZadOT
Y. entire tinieblas de duelo,
amagan q un tempo mismo
bajo la terra ell abismo
Y la torlnenta en- ell cielo.
49,
En- un grito horrible y vario
ell delirio hace explosion. -.
Cada choza es un mont6n
de ruinas scbre un Osario.
Ali, entire escombros sujetos,
hay seres hechos pedazos
V, en- espantosos abrazos,
Sc rompen los esqueletOs. :.
Alguien sale, medic loco,
de las ruinas, Y otro gime
baio el peso que lie oprime
Y lie ahoga POGO a POGO;
V hay s6res vivos, ilesos,
con los muertos soterrados;
V labios ensangrentados
que Sc dan horribleS besos;
este grita; ell otro CORE,
mudo como sombra humana;
dobla 4 muerto la campana
al desplomarse la torre. -.
S6res en- tr;ste orfandad
sc postran. Y tiembla el suelo;
allan los oios al cieto. -.
Y estalla la tempestad;
huyen, y caen de hinojos;
van a orar, y ell temple rueda;
/, loran, y la polvareda
entierra ell llanto en- sus Ojos.
lMadre... -gritan-iC -iCompasi6n!..
Y, al DIR ese alarido,
toda Espana ha respondido:
;Hijos de mi corazon!
'..-..."..
Madre de huerfanos es
la patria que nos implora.
Busquenos dinero ahora;
va rezaremos despues.
Bien es que al cielo Sc acuda,
mas sin pompa nj boato;
rece ell clerigo barato,
que hay mucha gente desnuda.
Cada cual q dar sc obligue
POGO 6 mucho, plata 6 cobre;
ell rico 10 que lie sobre,
el pobre 10 que mendigue;
Y, siendo de ORC de ley
vendase, 81 es necesario,
hasta la cruz del rosario
Y la corona del rey;
pues ell Martir de passion,
que ell Rey de los reyes era,
tomo una cruz de MADEIRA
por signo de Redenci6n;
Y es tan grande su humildad,
que solo SO ha reservado
las perlas. que al desdiehado
arranca la carload.
LgoPoLDo CAEo.
(De FL ImEarciaD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08


PlNO blancO superior en- tablas,
DUELAS para aztlcar.
DUELAS para miel.
DUELAS para ron.
ARGOS de II y Ii pies.
TEJAMANIES.
CLANOTES.
ALAMBRE con poias para cercas.
ABONO para cana.
TRISJLFATO de cal.
CEMENTO romano,
PUNTAS de Paris.
PIANOS.
CAJAS de hero.
COGNAC.
CERVEIA.
GtNEBRA.
VINO Frances.
NINAGRE. l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08

$50 pesos al socorro de las provincias
andaluzas azotadas por los teFremotos
Digno proceder ell de nuestro NUM-
cipio.
GraCias. Hem0S rocibld0 IN elem
plar del libro Est4d5os lonra ia Flora
de Puerto Rico, del DR., Stah.
Els obra, como todas as lie este natu-
ralista, it'll interesaate.
Damos las gracias al antor.
la Illustration EspanOla y Ame
ricaea "-El ndmero de esta pFeciose
publication tltimamente recibido, pri-
nero de este alo, es magnifco, he
alderman unas cubiertas dibujadas con
sumo gu>to por M6Iida, y lie acompanan
varios erabados sueltos linlisimos. Trac
ademas alguuos croqnis interesantisi-
mos de los terremotos de Andalncia.
Cada dia Sc hace mas necesaria, cada
dia muestra nm nuavo adelanto La Llas-
troci6u ESpaj1oIa y americana.
Es So representaute en- la lsla el Sr.
Acosta.
biblioteoa Pdblica Municipal
FL Sr. D. Mstias Lsdesma, del CO.
mercio de esta plaza, ha enyiado d este
Centre lie Instruction dos vodmenes
que contiene las siguientes: Obras
Completas de Hartzenbusch" y Oeuvfes
completes de MoIi6re.
CeSantia. PareCe que ha Queda
do cesaute ell Ofcial del Goherno Ge-
neral D. Carlos Perez, luterprete que
fu6 antes de la Administrator de Rem
tas de Aguadilla.
Lo deploramos.
Tore notable. Entire los proyeC
tos existenteS, dice IN colega, para real
zar ell inter6s con que sera vlsltada la
Exposition Universal de Paris en- 1889,
figura la construction de una torre de
$40 metros de altura suStentanio. IN
immense sol el6ctri4o que alnmbrara
cual clara luna aIgunos barrios veclnos.
Esta TORE servira para resplrar el alre
diversas alturas, contendra muse0s,
exposiciones, salas de conttrencias, etc,
sirviendo adsmd~ de observatorio astro-
n6mico. meteorological Y de Iaboratorio
de fisica. E. indudable qne 81 Ia idea
Sc realiza, la sin par torre sera una
nueva maravila en- Paris, que tantas
encierra.
AdelantoS cientffcoS. - Leemos
en- IN per6dico con este eligrate; ala
terapeutica acaba de enriquecerse con un
nuevo medicamento destinado d prestar
yrandes servicios Ell ell tratamlento d.
muchas Intermediates, que recIamau
perentoriamente que sc haga balar la
temperature del cuerpo humano.--Se-
gun ell DR.. Jaksch, de Viena, la talina,
absorbida en- la dosis de /, ! 8 cuando
mas / de gramo, hace baiar la tempe
ratura de muchos grades Ell cuatro 8
cinco horas. maateni6ndola por bastsn-
te tempo inferior d >n primitive gra-
do.-TIene IN sabor amargo y aroma
tiro. qu- 40 - dasagradable, y su ad-
mini>traci6n 10 VI compiicada con los
rSpaSmo@. SndoreS, etc, one acompanan
el uso de otros uedicamentos.
Armas y Jimenez, Cruz 13,
Pnerto-kic0, tienen constantemente
existencias de eIquitran, brea, estopa,
aceites y barnices.
;Rough on Rats! N1uerte q los
ratones!-Al fin Sc ha encontrado 10
que hemGs necesitado toda la vida.
Pidase d los boticarios el Rough on
Rats. Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
GUILLERM0 RUPERT. ssD sSss. Jg'-


Comerciante, impoTtador De sodas proeedencias
de mercancias ticulos dc uovedad, p~rcelana
cristaeria Ageute esta .sls de la muy = rcdits
da fabrica de calzado 4 los Sras jose RuberE Go.
sentas por mayor al detail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
Caguas, Pto.- Rico Eucro "a de 1888.

Caguas, Pto.-ltlco Entfo "a dc 1879.
Muy sehor mi6:
Retiridndome la circular que pre-
cede, pongo en- conocimieuto de v,
que habi6ndome hecho cargo de Ia Ii
quidaci6n de la casa que glraba en- e. ta
plaza bajo la razon'social de Lol ez
Suarez Il TO-, en- 10 sneesivo girara ba
10 mi solo nom brc, dedicandome d los
mismos negocios que la estinguida.
Ruego a V. Sc sirva dispensarme la
misma confanza con que diatinguia a
mis- antecesores, suscrlhepdome de '.
atento S. S.
Q. B. s, NJ.
16 Od0n S4arez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
EN- BAYAMON.
Tabaco en- rama de Comerio.
Sacos de Yute para Cafe.
Alambres puas para cercas.
IL EspINosA RoDRIGuEz Y Ca
AVISO.

Sc aIoulIan dos miradores en-
la casa ndmero 141 de Ia calle
def 'sol-non todo au seryicio pro
piQ para hombre.
Solo abajo -intormaran, II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
COMPANAI EFRREA
ED NJ IL - n - ~ H1
BlI.IlG0N PUERTO RfC0.

Con arreglo 10 que prescribe ell
articuIo l3 del egIamento, Sc convoca
a los accionistas de1esta Sociedad para
la Jnnta gcneraT que. tendra lugar el
- de Febrero pr6ximG la una del
dia en- las oficinas de esta Scciedad.
Bayam6n, 30 de .Enero de loS5.-
FL Presiddnte, RAMON GALDEs. l6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
FONT ROSELLO. sI.1o s:g5'a; n
tablecimiento

estaolecimlento
Ell sIGLO XIX.
Tmrortan quincenalmente de todas procedencias
loo z6nero lie todas classes para vestidos de la hl
tinlt uoyedad.
C9astantsnler:e renuevan 81 srrtido de los demas
Is rrs IL "a ralnc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
ANTONIO kCHh.

san gUsTo 5, Y TANcA 20.
Alnaoenists isnpofaadof ag psagisl9nss do 10.
dss pgeeeienclas, constants sarsldo
VenEas 81 rar nAteF lca pfssiaa mss lsatsRdes
Ga la pisss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
SEVERO BASTON. San . 59t2'i'- u.

Impcrssdor de meresactsa POI layeF = Com
sioniste.
Cirs sobra todas la eapltalss pusblos de Els
paha poF todsa oantidadas . eortos dias vista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
PEDRO REUS T. co. Cru, II.

FABRICANTFs DE sONBREROS
La ultima media con = mayor ssmero, confeo
cionan sombre;os d. todae ciaaes forrnss para ca
balleros, senoras, uinos niuaa, ash como teias y
bonetes para Cieriros
Gran competef . q los Que proceed del extran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
'i'otaI......... 1888 8fQ. 3.

'V7'7'3tF FE'7s-F z Nf'F'7 I'FTT'5- %
Typos pare pytasamos dss5ueasos
II asta ctiatr0 meseB ia. .t.s.s,s....4.: f2 pS
Juontasde ofadito o0n intar6s mutuo... 10 IS
gau Juan Poogto,Tl0o. Febgero n de 1885
Il 0ontad0f intefino, f. M&LINA.-~V. 9 d.
U DireetoFl FhAEolRoo hAsF9e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
ISLAS CANARIAS.

Ar,enara Agumes, Arucas, Arico, Aluej
Arrccife, Coria, Grenadiila, Gtlimar, Gnia, In
senio, lcod, Las Palnns. Laeuda LaaUsua
LlanoF, Ma2o, Noys, NoKan, Qiivar, 0lotava
Pazo, Puerto dc Cabras, Puerto lie Ia Cruz
Realojos, Saural, Sauces, San Lorenzo, Santa
Brigida, Santa Lucia, san Bartolom6, San Ma
teo, Santa L sua. Santa Cruz DO Tenerife
san Cr.stdhai ~ Isgune Santa Cruz d. Pal
os T42scorte Teido, Terc', Tecresto, Tezr'
7. nears. NJ or ri ada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
EL CORREO De LA M0DA.
Ohio 81 de su pN5l.cacldn.)

Peri6dico de Modas para Seno-
noras que da 48 ndmeros al ano,
IS fguIines iluminados, y 2 de
peinados de Sonora, II patrones
cortados tamaho natural, "a Pile
gos de patrones y "A de dibujos.
Redactado por Senoras y con
sagrado d la familia.
Precscs de suscrtct6n al aao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
SOCIEDAD AN0NI MA
DE CREDITo MHRCANT1L
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
RESPONSABFLTDADES

Obligaciones en- Cuen-
ia corriente. ....... 84,978-90
Wales en- ciicolaci5n. $4,000
ior ,l,,-;dnnhn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08

CeSantia. PareCe que ha Queda
do cesaute ell Ofcial del Goberno Ge-
neral D. Carlos Perez, lnt6rprete que
fu6 antes de la Administrator de Rem
tas de Aguadilla.
Lo deploramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08

Gran surtido yaredad de tipos para car,elOnes
teatrO OircO anunolOs =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
NARCISO GRAu.

SAN LORENZO. (P R.)
Commentaries, comisioni-tas comPran vend,
frutos del pals. sub-ageutes 4 ~eguros contra 'n
| -endios con fahrica d. cigar los, marca l. AL
MOGAVAR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
ASTTRIAS.

Avil6s, Cangas de Unis, Cangas de Tin,z
Castropol. Counga, Cndillero, Figueras, Gi6r,
Grado, Lastres, Luarcs, LuaDco, Lanes, Mic
res, Navia, Oviedo Pola de Lavians, Pols d.
Lena Pola de Siero, Pravia, Rivadesella, Sala-
Sama de Langreo, Tapia, Tineo, Villaviciosa {
Inhnsfn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08

Gira letras por todas cantidades corta Wis
ia sobre las siguie1tes capitalcs pueblos De
la Peninsula, slas Balearcs y Canarias
GATTITA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08

Diblioteoa Pdblica Municipal
FL Sr. D. M4tias Ladesma, del CO.
mercio de e,ts plaza, ha euyiado d este
Centre lie Instruction dos vo|hmenes
que contiene las sigaientes: Obras
Completas de Hartzenbusch" y Oeuvres
completes de MoIi6re.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-08
LOPEZ sUAREz g. Co.

U u. - NJ.
Lopez Suarti> f. Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-14
OteS.

Connecting lines was yesterday notified
by the Illinois Central that it would not re-
ceve any more live stock or perishable
goods for shipment until further notice. 1t
is probable this notice is due to the strike Of
the brakemen on that line.
City Ticket Agent Scott of the Milwau-
kee & St. Paul road at Minneapolis has re-
signed. 1t is understood that Mr.. W. W.
Heaford, agent for that company at Buff
falo, will succeed Mr. Scott.
G. W. Smith. now general manager of
the Chesapeake q Ohio railroad. has been
elected vice president of the Atchison. To-
peka & Santa Fe road, and will enter upon
his duties Dec. 1.
Ii. e. McMicken, general agent for the
Manitoba road at Winnipeg, visited st. Paul
yesterday. Mr.. McMicken reports lively
and increasing business in the railway line
at Winnipeg.
A. E. Williamson of Holly Spring, Miss,
lately appointed agent of the Crow Indian
reservation at Fl. Custer. went out ON the
Northern Pacific train yesterday.
W. w. Sinnett, chief train dispatcher of
the Omaha, is reported to have sent in his
resignation.
c. II. Warren, general passenger agent
of the Manitoba road, went East yester-
day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-14
ABOUT EN-.

Vogl. the famous German tenor, has farm
in the Bavarian Alps, on which some far
famed cheese is made.
Prince Frederick, heir-apparent to the
Danish crown, is a Liberal in politics. He is
now in his 43d year.
W. @. Bryant has been expelled from the
Ithaca Masonic lodge in North Star, Mich,
because he proclaimed himself an agnostic.
The trustees of Columbia college have
formally established the John Tyndall fellow
ship, endowed by the eminent British sci
enlist of that name.
Ross Winans isn't taking London exactly
by storm. Truth speaks of him as "a person
of extraordinary effrontery," and alludes also
to his ''stupid arrogance"
The announcement that Beatrice and Bat
tenberg will make tour of the continent in
cog. prompts the natural inquiry If Batten-
berg was ever anything else than in cog. on
the continent.
Lieutenant Charles E. Gladstone of the
British navy, who is also cousin OF the ex-
premier, said yesterday in New York that in
his opinion the coming elections in England
would result in the Liberal chieftains return
to active leadership.
Half of the boys in the Dexter, Me-, high
school use tobacco, and whisky bottles are
passed around among them. A Dexter school
girl smokes and swears in public. These
cases were up for consideration at a recent
local teachers institute.
Franz List, the pianist, completed his 18th
year Oct 30, but never was in better health,
and will visit four German cities this month.
Next he will go to Rome for the Christmas
holidays, and next April he proposes to pro-
duce in London his oratorio, ''Saint Eliza
BETH"
Gen. William Fl. Green of Hartford, IS
years old, and just married to wife OF 30,
was prominent among the guests at ex-Gov.
and ex-senator James E. English's New
Haven reception. Gov. English is ten years
older than Gen. Green, but his blooming
bride is five years younger than the generals.
W. W. Wright, who was reporter on the
Virginia City Enterprise at the same time that
Mark Twain worked on that paper, ranks
among Western journalists as the leading au-
thority on mines and mining. 1t is said that
he can write anything from theological
leader to funny column, but in spite of this
he is still a Bohemian, earning but a scanty
livelihood with his pen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-14
A SPECULATIVE LINE.
General Belief that the Northern Pacific
Will Secure the James River
Valley Line.
A Bitter Rate War Between Southern Lines
Ends and Rates Are Restored
to Tariff.
Denial of Any Pooling Arrangement
Between the Pennsylvania and
u. d 0. Roads.
New Road for Neutrality-suspicious. of
the Cascade Inspectors--Gen-
eral M alters.
who Will He the ownersa

Rumors concerning the James River Val
ley line are various at present, many rail
road men employing their talents in specu-
lating as to it's future ownership. 1t would
be splendid line for the Milwaukee & st.
Paul road to secure control Of, as it would
give it, by extending it to Glendale, line
connecting North and South Dakota, and
letting it into the richest wheat-growing
country in Dakota. The Milwaukee q st.
Paul understands this, and week ago,
when General Manager Miller was out on
an inspection tour of the Milwaukee lines
in Dakota. he inspected the James River
Valley line to form an estimate of the
worth of the line. Since Mr.. Miller made
the trip it is understood the Milwaukee &
st. Paul has been negotiating for it's pur-
chase. But the Northern Pacific has some
thing to say about this line. The James
River Valley line is generally regarded as
Northern Pacific property. The owners OF
the line built the road to turn it over to the
Northern Pacific to operate when COM
pleted, the same as the Oregon Transconti-
mental did with the branch lines it built for
the Northern Pacific. 1t was stated yes
terday that Crawford Livingston and Will
lam Merriam, its owners, made certain ar
rangements with the Northern Pacific for
the latter to operate it. or certain traffic ar
engagements that will give the Northern Pa
cItic all it's business.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-14
ABOUT WON e N.

Miss Bessie Chandler, whose poems have
appeared in several prominent periodicals, is
a daughter of Commodore Ralph Chandler of
the Brooklyn navy yard.
At a recent wedding in Washington, D. c.,
the bridesmaids (eight in number) were pre-
scented with wells of Flanders lace, which had
been specially ordered from abroad for the
occasion.
In food at Serravezza woman was swept
into the river, but her skirt caught upon
hook in the wall and she was held safely thus
for three hours, when rescuers came.
Russian women are reputed to have
especially dangerous, fascinating eyes, which
show Tartar origin. They are said to be
extremely heartless and vindictive toward
those who yield to the baleful charm Of their
glances.
The wife of Senator Vance Of North Caro-
lima, who is wealthy in her own right, has
just completed a handsome building in the
business portion Of Louisville, KY, as an in
vestmeut 1t is to be rented for Office pur-
poses.
clerk in the pension Office died at Wash
ington the other day, and it was then discov-
cred that he was engaged to two prominent
society ladies. One was Washington heiress
from whom he had borrowed money without
giving notes. He willed all his property to
the other girl
Victoria-K awekin-I Observation-Disclosures
palapa is the full nominal description of a
girl baby born to King Kalakaua and Queen
Kapiolani of Hawaii and her birth puts the
nose out of joint belonging to Kalakau's sis
ter, Lydia Camekena Liliuokalani, who till
row, has been heir-apparent to the Hawaiian
throne.
Nine. Annie Louise Cary Raymond, while
at the Atlantic house in Scarborough, Me-,
learned of little girl In town who had a hip
trouble that threatened to cause permanent
deformity. Mrs. Raymond had the child sent
to the Maine general hospital, where she
maintains free bed, and under the excellent
treatment there the little patient seems likely
to be entirely cured.
Nine. Jarocka, a grandniece of Brigadier
General Count Pulaski, the Polish hero of
our revolutionary war, was for three years
employed in the war department, being ap-
pointed oy President Arthur at the instance
of Gov Curtin. She is very ardent Demo
crat, and says that last year she contributed
S25 to the campaign fund for the election Of
President Cleveland. Several weeks ago she
was dropped from the rolls of the depart
ment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-14
AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION

AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION.
A correspondent makes the pertinent sug-
gestion in connection with the building of
the ice palace that most of the money ex-
pended in it's construction will 90 to the
laboring men OF the city. This is an impor-
tant consideration, as it will be an excep-
tional blessing to the laborers, coming, as it
does, at season of the year when labor
most needs employment. The material
which will 60 into the ice palace will cost
comparatively nothing. Nearly all the
money that will be expended will be paid
out for labor. Now that long. hard
winter is commencing and so many laborers
will be out Of employment until spring
opens, these considerations should have great
weight with our people, and ought to slim
ulate their hearty sympathy and active CO.
operation in pushing the carnival. While
we are engaged in an enterprise which will
add so greatly to the social enjoyment of the
season and to the advancement of the city's
prosperity, we are also doing most chart
table and benefcent act in affordng employ
ment for industrious laborers and contribut-
ing that much to the comfort and happiness
of scores of humble homes in the city.