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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02

con aqnel epigrafe- ocurri6 hace POGO
en- Bruselas.
Una hermosa nina de doce amos, que
ocultaba IN objeto debajo del delantal
se present6 q la caida de la tarde en- ell
Monte de Piedad.
-lQ1e hsy2-le pregunt6 ell emplea-
do que estaba de turno.
La pobre criatura, creyendo que
squel hombre tratsba de averiguar la
causa que la condncia al establecimlen-
to, contest6 con la candidez propia de
sus amos y procurando contener sus la
grimas.
Papa y mama estan enfermos. El
boticario me pide tres frances por una
mediciua, y 70 he pensado......
No es ESQ; hija mia. IQue es 10
que viene empenar?
-Esto, repuso Ia nina.
Y levantando au deIantal, entreg6 81
mufeca al empleado.
Este, sumamente conmovido y sin
aceptar la oferta, dJo d la admirable
criaturs:
-Aqui tienes cinco frances; ll6vate
tn mufeca Y enda d comprar la medl-
Gina que necesitan tus padres.
Jab6n marca "BOrdOy" y aCeite
de Oivas, acaban de reci5ir Font, Vi
dal & Co.-Sau Francisco 80.
Calzado.-Andr6s BordOy tiene
constantemente, en- Sd acreditsdo De-
posito de la calle de San Francisco,
ndmero 81, un extenso y variado sur
lido de calzado de todss clases, que
vende q precios limitSdisimos.
CoSas de impOrtanCia. Los aeon,
tecimientos que tienen lugar ahora en-
Iuglaterra y Francia estan destinados d
hacer IN importante papel en- el mundo
clvilizsdo; pero de mayor importancia
para V. son los que diariamente tienen
lugar en- su economic interns. ILe fall
ia q V. apetito, sufre V. de debilidad, no
est& V. tan fuerte como deberia estarloS
Tome V. las Pildoras del DR.. Bloom,
que estan calculsdas especialmente pa
ra curar todos esos desarreglos.
LlamamoS la atenCi6n de nueS
tros iectores hacia la sigulente carta:
Londres 81 de Abril de 1888.
Sres. Scott & Bovine.
Muy senores mios:
Por cusnto he podido 20 mismo juz-
gar So Emulsion, bsgo constar que ha
sido realmente de grande utilidad IN
peque6o paciente mio, ell cual sufria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
GACETILLAS.

Ejercicios espiritualeS. COm9n
zar&n en- San jose, ell domingo pr6xl-
mo por la noche, d las Il, los ejercl-
clos espirituaIes para csbalieros, espe
cialmente para LIS sehores Socios Ca
t6licos y Oongregantes del Ssgrado Co
rsz6n de Jesus.
Estardn a cargo del Rdo. P. Aide
Goa.
De los ejercicios 8 conferencias para
sefloras, celebradas tambien eli San Jo-
Sc recientemente, tenemos las mas
halagde14s noticias. La concurrence
fa6 muy pumerosa, Ell entaslasmo
religiosidsd grandes.
Esperamos que suceds 10 mismo sr
los ejercicios para cabaIleros que acaba
mos de snuncisf.
Funerales. En- 8ufragio del al
ma de la senora dona Carmen Ubarr
de Martin, hija de los Excmos. Sres
Condos de Sau Jose de 5anturce, ST
celehsaran msfsna viernes, 2 del CO
Friente, en- San JOSE, solsmnes funersles
DarA comienzo este acto reigioeo
lee 2 de la ma6aua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
10 De ANOCHE.

Del pueblo de Vega-alta Sc ha des-
aparecido I'M caballo de Ia propiedad
de don Domingo Adell, cuyas sefias
son las siguientes:
Edad, Sd Q afos.-Alzada, 8 Guar
tas y II pu'gadas.-Color, zaino.-
Paso devanado sobre trote = galope.
Seflas perticulares: Castrado.-Un
lucero en- Ia ftente.-Crin, cola y cope
te regular.-La pata izquierda traserA
blanca, de la mitad del menndillo aba
jo.-Una cicatriz apsgada'en Ell medic
del espinazo, , pelos blancos sobre Las
ancas. 40
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GACETA DE HOY.

R. O. disponiendo ell Gamble
de destinos entire los ofciales 40
de Administration don Jose Gre
r6nimo Ruiz y don Eduardo
Alfonso. Al primero Sc le nom
bra Contador de la Aduana de
Humacao, y al seguudo Admi-
nistrador de la de FAjardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
BUENA OCASION.

Sc realizs en- uu precio sumamente
modico Ia goleta EspanolA Dolores"
de madersJe magnifco y construction
aolide, habiendo estsdo ademxs en- di.
que y reparada generalmente hace
muy POGO tempo y encontrandose hoy
en- perfrcto estado, ell que Ia interese
puede enteDderse con su duefio calle
de San Justo ndmero 8. 40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
s. S. s.
Fred k Wl1es, NJ. G. G. S. L. s. A

Fred k Wlzes, NJ. G. G. S. L. s. A.
P. D.-Me consta que los nifos to-
man Ia Emulsion con mucho gusto.
Desde la Catedra. - N. S. Saliva
dor, l9 de 1873 Sefores Lanman 3
Kemp, Nueva- York. - Nay seiiOreS
MICS: Teugo ell gusto de participar y
ustedes que en- mi practica professional
he tenido muchas veces que hacer uso
de algunas de las especialidades prepa-
radas en- ell acreditado establecimiento
de ustedes, d&ndome muy buenos re-
snltados ell Aceite de Higado de Baca-
lao y el Pectoral de Anacahuita en las
Intermediates pulmonares, desde las
mas graves, pnesto que su empleo me
han becho alcanzsr cnrss completas, 8
por 10 menos alivios muy positivos.
Ignsl exito he obtenido en- ell trstamien-
to del reumatismo y otras dolencias
con ell uso de la Zarzaparrilla de Bris-
tol ; y en- ell de las hepaticas con ell en-
pleo de sns Pildoras Vegetables.
Al comunicar 4 ustedes los buenos
efectos que me ha dsdo ell opcrtuno en-
pleo de sus medicamentos especisles,
tengo la honra de firmarme de ustedes
atento servidor,
81 NICoLAs TEdERINo.
Conseio q las madres. Ell jara-
be Clamonte, de la sefiora Winslow, de-
ber& usarse siempre cuando los nifios
padecep de Ia dentici6n. Proporciona
alivio Immediate al pequefo paciente;
produce I'm sueflo tranquilo y natural,
aliviando todo dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risuefio y feliz. Es muy agra
dable al paladar. Alivia al pequeflue-
10, ablanda las enciss, cslma todo do
lor, regulariza los intestinos, y ss ell
melor remedio conocido para la diarrea
ocasionada por 10 denticion 4 otra
causa.
Piedra plAstica.-La mas bara-
ia Piedra Pastica de Portland es la
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz
Is. -Puerto-RicO.
;Rough on Rats! Muerte d los
ratonesl-Al fin Sc hA encontrado 10
que hemos ncesitado toda Ia vida!
Pidase 4 los boticarios ell "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucars-
chas, moscas y chinches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
LICEO MILITAR.
SECRETARLA.

Ell domingo 4 del mes actual, d
la una de su tarde, celebrara ests
Sociedad Junta General ordinaria
con arreglo a 10 prevenido en- su
Reglamento.
Lo que Sc avisa, por este me
dio, para conocimiento de todo'
los serores Socios.
Puerto Rico, Il Abril de 1886
30 Rafael Rosado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
SOCIEDAD ANONIMl
DE CREDlTO MERCANTIL.
CONVOCATOBIA GRAIL. EITRAOBDNARIA.

La Junta Directiva, usando de las
facuItades que ell artfculo 81 de los
Estatutos sociales lie confere; desean-
do expeditar d los seflores accionistas
ell ejercicio del derecho que ell articulo
g. del E. D.vde 20 de Agosto de 1885
sobre aplicaci6n del nnevo C6digo de
Comercio, en- ammonia con ell precepto
del articuio 159 del expresado C6digo,
concede las Sociedades An6ninas
existentek; y estimando por dltimo, de
grande convenience, cnsndo de absolu-
ia necesidad, soweter & la general la
resoluci6n de varios puntos de inte-
res para Ia bueDa marcha del Cr9dito
Mercantil, cuys direction Temperament.
te lie ha sido con6ada, a,ord6 en- session
extraordinaria del q del corriente In
celebration de una junta general tam.
bien extraordinaria, que deber& lIevar.
sc efecto les doce del dia 10 ' 81
guientes del mes pr6ximo de Abril, en-
los saloues del Casino Espahol de esta
Clndad, y para la cual Sc convoca {
todos los sefiores accionistas que con.
forme los Estatntos tienen derecho
de asistencia. A los efectos del art.
ID de los mismos, en- So primer aparta-
do, Sc hace saber que los puntos ma
terra de la misms, ser&n los que 4 con.
tinuacion Sc expresan:
10 Eleccion por Ia Junta General
entire la snmision de Ia Sociedad al
nuevo Codigo de Comercio, 8 la cont.
nuacion de So regimen, por sus actua.
les Estatutos = RegIamento.
% Case de elegirse eI primer ex.
tr mo, discussion y sprobaci6n de loo
Estatntos = Reglamento conformss I
las prescrpciones del nuevo C6digo
MercaDtil.
So Informe de Ia Junta DIRECTIVE
sobre Ia calificacion de creditos venci-
dos, acordada por Ia General ordinaria
de Enero dltimo, y sobre los demGs
particulares contenidos en- Ell mismo
acuerdo.
40 Eleccion de sefores Directories
para llenar las vacantes conforme Al
artfculo 81 del Reglamento.
90 Elecci6n del Administrators
Sustituto y
60 Resolution de Ia Junta General
sobre 81, celebrada Ia presenta, sc Gale.
brara no, tambien 10 de Julio pr6xi-
mo, acordads por la ordinaria de 20
Enero pasado.
Queda desde esta fecha cumplido al
precepto del articulo So del Reglsmen.
to-: y, q los efectos oportunos, Sc reco.
mienda los sefiores accionistas el re-.
cuerdo de los srticulos 48 al 6ly54
de los Estatotos y del SO al 90 del
Reglamento; siendo de advertir Que
las papeletas de asistencia sc expedi.
ran en- Secretarfa del 10 al II de Abril.
por ser festive Ell l8.
Puerto-Rico, 20 de Mario de 1889.
Ell Presidente de turno, G.. Mallsn-
heG. SO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
ACTIVO.
Existencia efectiva en- GAIA.

Puerto-Rco Mario 20 de 1886-EI Contador L. Pardo-
E Administrator AarezVo BEL Pre- sidente MalenhOE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
SEVERE BASTON. San q PFns'i' u.

ImpOtsAaor Dc nsFcaaOias por mayor : oOmi
C3ira sobrs soaas las capisslss = puebloa do -
pafiA per tpaas sARtiaAdsa essAea alAa Vsass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
SODUINOS De EzQUIAGA'

FORTALEzA II. -~Csse de Girca oonisiehe
Azsntes de los vAporss oorraos oe hspanA Vo1nPS
aiS Atlas da IaN Estados-Dnlapa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-02
JAVIER De zEQUEIRA.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
AGElCIA GENERAL DB AYUATANIENTOS
UNICA FUMDADA
oon anrobaci6n del Gobierno General,

Estd en- correspondence co" las de Ia PentnsulG
Comisiones, Dep6sitos Fianzas.
Gestion de toda clase de asuntos economico-ad-
ministrativos y contenciosos.
Recursos Observation-Disclosures de agra
yios ante las Oticnas de Hacienda.
Quejas por coLtribuciones.
Privilegios de invencion, de riego desecaci6n
Compensaciores con la Hacienda por desfalcos y
contribuciones.
Composiciones con la misma por possession de
terrenos.
Franquicias hacendados industriales para in
1roduccion de materisles dedcados la Agriculture
Ia Industria.
Direction telegrafcs: Ze9eiTa.
Sc hsbla frances ingies.
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continuamente de bronquitis. Tengap
Vds. la bondad de mandarme un cuarto
de docena; q vuelta de correo les envia
re Vds. ell importe en- valor postal.
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Bien yenido.-Ha llegado hace

Bien Venido. .-Ha llegado haCe
POGO estas sus playas natsles nuestro
amigo Y compafiero ell sefior don Jesus
NJ. Moreno, redactor de la GGcetG Un'-
verSal.
Danosle nuestra afectuosa bienveni-
da.
Meioria. eStado graVemen
te enfermo en- Guayama nuestro respe-
table ydistinguido amigo don Jesds
NJ. T4xidor.
Por fortuna Sc encuentra va muy
meiorado de su dolencis, 10 cual cele-
bramos sincersmente.
Teatro -ESta noChe Sc Canta en-
nuestro Coliseo Ia zarzuels tltulada La
MaScota.
Cultos en- la Capilla Francisco
na. Los domingos J dias de fiesta,
misa rezada 4 las 69.
Todos los Viernes al toque de ora
clones, Via-crncis.
Ell Viernes de Dolores, la de 10
tarde, la misa de la Baena Muerte, ar
monizada con 6tgsro y voces.
Ell Jueves Santo, q las Z de la ma
hama, fnoci6n solemne en- Ia one CO,
mul gsr&n los hermanos, por obligaci6n
demos feIes; q cuyo efecto habra
sacerdotes en- al temple la tarde ante
rior, para la confession.
Ell Viernes Santo, q la misma hors,
los Oicios Y la adoraci6n de Ia Cruz,
con todo ell ceremonial que prescribe
la Iglesia para este dia, y a las II en-
punto, ell scto de la Conmemoracion
de las tres horas de agonfa de Maestro
Seflor Jesucristo. {" Eco Cristiano. }
DeSgracia. Dice La Naci6n
Espanola y:
En- FaJardo ha ocurrido una Ia
mentable desgracis.
La joven Maria Natter faIlecio po-
cas- horss despues de haber caido de la
cabslgsdura en- que montaba."
Lo deploramos.
Novena eSta celebrando en-
la Cathedral la piadosa noveua de Jeshs
Nazareno. Ell culto Sc veritica con
So traditional solemnidad.
La concurrencia de fsles es todas
las noches numerosa.
Biblioteca Pdblica Municipal
Estadc del movimiento progressive ocu-
rrido en- dicho Centro en ell primer tri-
mestre del c0rriente afo:
Concurrentes d leer en- Ell tri-
mestre... ............."....... 0,oo0
Idem en- igual periodic del ano
anterior. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3,94O
Aumento en- ell presente. 1893
Existencia de volhmenes en- fin
de Diciembre 18S5........,... $3.50
Entrados por donstivos en- este
primer trimestre ................ 54
Existencia en- esta fecha. 5504
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ARRILLAGA { co.

Impoftadosss de fasrcAncian sapsOiaudAu %
camisas MAllofquinRs
Ysaaaa Al per ma9OE. RAR JuaAe attn. Z,
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PASIVO.

Capital. ..........n"". 100000
Id. retenidO."....." 1ss116-l6 l1se1ls.ls
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lMagnifca existencia, la cual ha
cooperado eu grande ell celoso Bibliote-
carlo sehor Santaella, que no Sc cansa
de estimulsr la generosidad de los do
nantes!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-22
DON'T LIKE Us.
Judge Atwater's Account of His
Trip 10 Mexico.

Judge Isaac Atwater. who, in company
with {. NJ. LOring and loren Fletcher. left
three weeks ago as a delegate from the Min
neapolis board of trade TO visit Mexico for
the purpose of comforting with the manage
ment OF the Mexican Industrial exposition
with view TO eifecting an exchange of eX-
hibts with the Minneapolis exposition. re-
turned Saturday evening. Questioned about
his trip last evening by a GLOBE represent
alive, the Judge said:
II DO not care 10 give the details of the re-
suit OF our visit before reporting 10 the board
OF trade, which Will be done upon the return
of Messrs. Fletcher and LorinC, about April
1. VIII say, however, that / think arrange
ments can be made which will secure for our
exposition from Mexico, which will probably
equal that which attracted general admirt-
ton at New Orleans. How did L enjoy my
tripg Very much. l spent ten days at
Mexico, Vera Cruz and OriZaba. The latter
is beautiful city, having an altitude of 1000
feet above the sea. Its climate is delightful.
and the country around il seems TO be one
vast wilderness OF flowers. L don't think
that the intercourse between Mexico and the
United states will amount TO much while the
present form of government exists. President
DiaZ assured us Of the cordial feeling existing
toward Americans, but no dependence can
placed upon what he says. l think some
OF the better people desire greater inter
course, but among the natives there is dis
trust and Jealousy Of Americans aud Amer
lcan inventions which has been engendered
by the war. The duties upon imports are so
high as to practically exclude everything.
For instance, their -four, a very inferior ar
ticle compared with ours, sells for SIS bar
rel. We could lay down -four there at IS,
but the duty would be SS.l5, making the cost
Sl6.l5. The present form of government IS
no more republican than Russia
and seems 10 be organized simply
to give the oifce-hoders
chance 10 steal. The papers pronounce
Diaz a fair man, but learn from the people
that he is the worst president they have ever
had. He is organizing his military forces
very eihciently and pays his soldiers, bur
allows all o6her debts 10 20 unpaid. The
country is several hundred years behind US,
and found the people using wooden plows
and cutting their crops by hand. met Mr..
Dockery. representing e Chicago syndicate,
who is trying TO introduce agricultural ma
chinery. lie did not feel much encouraged,
and found that there is a feeling that the
United States Is trying TO annex some of
their rersiforV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-22
Political Tidbits.

The First ward will make another effort TO
| nominate Democratic candidate o. alder
man tonight John Norteu is out of the
field. He has thrown his support TO Mr.
| l. Herault the French candidate. and in so
| doing has no hesitancy nor fear of contradic-
| ton in saying that his alleged friends proved
| traitors.
A. r. Chestnut's friends are somewhat
| fearful that AID. Lawrence succeeded in
! capturing the primaries on Saturday night
| but nothing daunted they win run their man
| in spite of adverse circumstances. Mr.. Chest
| nut is certain of the support OF the more lib
eral element OF the Eighth ward solidly.
AlonZo Philips viii run like race horse in
| the Fifth ward. He is one OF the best-l1nown
| residents of that section Of the city, and his
| popularity is not exceeded by any man.
If the Republicans nominate Gen. Nettle-
ton the old files of the Tribune will be in de-
mand. He has been a great straddler, and
is on both sides OF the motor question.
Wonders never cease. 1t is limited that
young Mr.. Bailey is after the city comptroll-
ership. 1t is hardly necessary to add that
young Mr.. Bailey is his candidate.
Mayor Pillsbury is busily engaged on his
annual review OF municipal affairs. He will
recommend, among things, the continuance
of the present liquor ordinance.
The proposition to placate Sly's friends by
nominating him for school director or park
commissioner, is not kindly received by
/ them.
Lawyer Evans, the head-centero of the blood
and brains of the Republican party, is said TO
be secretly organizing the boom for Nettle-
ton.
1t is understood that Dan Day will be a
candidate for his old position of chief of
police only in the event of Sly's nomination.
Tue chairman of the Sixth ward caucus as
sured the boys that shou Id any one yell "No''
forty times it would count only as one vote.
Sergt. Kirkham wants the mayoralty cam
| didate TO agree not to reappoint Chief West.
Possibly kirkham wants that job himself.
IT the money was put up Commissioner
Foote must have lost over a hundred thou
sand dollars on the result of the primaries.
The sentiment seems to be pretty general
| that Capt p. p. Swenson will be nominated
| Tor city comptroller tomorrow night.
Uncle Daniel Watt is not much OF a
boomer. The Third ward caucus exhibited
that fact beyond peradventure.
After all the good things the Republicans
| have said about Morse they may conclude 10
nominate HIM themselves.
Sam Gale will enthusiastically support Gen.
| Nettleton "or any other man. who is sound
on the motor.
Harry Burke of the First ward is no lonrer
in the field. he is now a stauch supporter of
Hugh Butler.
The unauimity of the Third ward for DR..
Ames was a surprise to his most sanguine
| supporters.
What has become of the boom for W. Z.
| Steele! Did young Mr.. Bailey crowd him OF
| the track?
orville Riuehart heads the delegation and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-22

have not really began as yet, and contractors
are evidently holding back owing I'm some in
stances To the fact that the reduction of the
hours OF labor demanded 10y the building
trades viii make material differences i'm esti-
mates. At meeting 10 be held this evening
the Short-Hour league, embracing bricklay-
ers. carpenters, stonecutters, masons, plas-
tens and painters, Will decide just what will
be asked 10y each trade, thus giving contract
Ors n basis upon which they can figure the
price OF labor. At the offices of prominent
architects plans for buildings are being rap
idly gotten out, and new projects are daily
developing.
The excavation is being made for the foun-
datiou of the Clarity building adjoining the
Window block, with which II is to correspond
in architectural style. The building will be
rooms above the first toOr. The cost will ex-
coed $4,000.
Joseph Lyon is 10 build a four-story brick
block. 65N9O feet, ON Main street, in the East
division. the structure TO cost Sl.SOO. The
building is To have a red pressed brick front
and will be used for hotel pup OSes-
Plans have been made for the block to be
a. ted by Wolf Il Mccormick. on the corner
o. Third street and Third avenue north, at a
cost OF S60,OO0. IL will be gsXllO feet and tive
stories high.
a bank building 4lx66 feet and FIVE stories
high, Is 10 b. erected on Nicoiiet avenue and
Third street for the occupancy or the Bank
of Minneapolis. II is 10 cost $4,000.
Wolf Il Mccormack will build a five-story
block, 9SNllO feet, ut the corner of Third
street and Third avenue north 10 cost S6O,-
900.
J. C. Hoblitt is to erect $4,000 house on
Harmon place.
Dnring the week Inspector Pardee issued
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-22
from the Fifth ward IN blaze of

willr from the Fifth ward IN blaze OF
glory.
Capt. w. II. Mills nomination is considered
victory for the laboring men of tho Third
ward.
V. G.. Hush hasn't been prominently men,
TONED of late. But he may come 10 the sur
face.
The Sly supporters were getting I'm good
work for their man yesterday, IL il was Sun
day.
Charlie Hashow says Tho mills OF the
Gods grind slow but grind exceeding fine. q"
Judge Atwater has returned, but not In
time 10 change the result of the primaries.
Large bodies move slowly" This is not
applicable to the modern ward caucus.
/. l.. Nandusen may yet become Il compro-
mise candidate in the Sixth ward.
Ed \. Stevens continues 10 smile and says
"they laugh best who laugh last"
Jacob Barge says his name was used with
out his consent. Who used itg
There is some talk of nominating Prof
Moore in the Second ward.
by the way, does anyone know the address
of MIR. Shadrickg
Matters political are still badly split up in
the Seventh ward.
w. ID. washburn also emphati cally refuses
To be a candidate.
G. a. Pray wouldn't refuse a unanimous
nom nation.
win the Republican Camp be the last re-
sort?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

DAM testimonial concert at the Grand to-
night.
The Seaman engagement begins tomorrow
evening
This morning the city pastors will meet as
usual.
The exposition directors will assemble at 4
p. m. to-day.
The regular meeting of the board of trade
will occur this morning.
Three plain DRINKS comprised the arrests
made by the police yesterday.
Gen. and Mrs. II. Z. Van Cleve will cele
brate their golden wedding to-day.
This afternoon the control council of the
associated charities will meet at 220 Hennepin
avenue.
young woman was arrested Saturday
evening and given quarters on the second
floor OF the central station, but no charge
was made against her.
Supt. Henion submitted his annual report
at u special meeting OF the water board on
Saturday. IL included the statistics OF i'm
provements made during the fiscal year as
published in the GLOBES review.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-22
The Death Blow.

One of the staunchest supporters of II. C.
Morse remarked in the presence Of a GLOBE
reporter yesterday: Had it not been for
the support of David Blakely and the Re-
publican papers, we might have been
victorious in the primaries Saturday night.
The popular voice OF the Democracy of the
city was against accepting the pseudo adj
vice of Republican politicians. When the
Republican papers rally to the support of
any Democratic candidate. the Democrats
look upon the candidacy OF that Republican
with suspicion. Henry Morse would have
been elected as against any Republican that
could be named. L do not say this because
have any fear Of DIR. Ames' election, but
because Morse was my first choice. DR..
Ames was my second choice, and will
support him."