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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
0ACETA DE HOY.

Sc convoca para elecciones mu-
nicipales q la Capital, Oorozal, Toa-
baja, Utuado, Rinc6n, San Ger
man, Humacao, Oayey, Ponce y
Sabana del Palmar.
Deberan verificarse esas elecciO-
mes durante los dias 27, %, 20 y 80
del corriente.
Expedido ell titulo de Agrimen-
sor pdblico Y Maestro de Obras de
esta isla q favor del Ayudante de
Obras p1blicas don Jeronimo Gl-
mGnez y Coronado.
Ley de Aguas.
Ley de Puertos.
Nombrado Alcalde de Arecibo el
de Lares don Manuel Munoz Ca
loire.
Nombrado Alcalde de Guayani-
LA ell de Hato- -Grande don Antonio
Boyer.
Nombrado Alcalde de Morovis
don Alfonso del Rio, CONCEAL de
aquel Ayuntamiento.
Declarada de texto la obra Ne
todo para ensenar a leer," escrlta
Dor don Julio Torres, Professor de
la escuela de Ia clase, de niios, de
Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
GACETILLAS.

Notable surtidO.-~LO es el que
acaba de recibirse en- esta Impren-
Ia de eromoa de dlverkoa tamahos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
GUlA LOCAL.
RAN IusTO Ii

HAN dUD4V II
Casa de giros = comisiOnss. Agente de 10 Com
psfiia general TrasatlGntica FrahcesA, de 10 del
Marques de Campo, de Companies de Segu-
ros contra ncendios de los Sres Gail Co de Paris
general para Ia iala de Puerto-Rieo de lR BAN
que TrasatlAnttque de Pare
TIENE ADEMAs CASA KN AGUADILLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07

lestampas, pdspartous, caprichosfsi
mas tarietas de felicitacion, calico
manias, marcos (alta novedad) para
fotografias, etc, etc.
Vista hace fe, como Sc dice vul-
garmente.
"Los SuceSoS "-HemoS reCibidO
el n1mero 18l de aquel colega ma
drileno, SUI Agente en- esta Capital
don Jose Patino.
Teatro.-Para eSta noChe esta
anunciada la zarzuela de especta-
culo El Potos[ Submarine.
AuguramOs numerosa concu-
rrencia al Coliseo.
VacanteS. estan: Ia plaza
de Depositario Municipal de Clales,
la de Escribiente lie la Acadia
de Hatillo.
Traslado a los aspirantes.
Calzado.-Andr6s BOrd0y tlene
constantemente, en- gu acreditado De-
oosito de la calle de San Francisco,
itmero 81, un extenso y variado sur
lido de caizado de todas clases, que
vende precios limitsdisimos.
Las prOpiedades antibiliosaS de
las Pildoras de Bristol no son sus hni-
cas- virtudes, pues ademas de ser IN
nagniico t6nico un remedio cierto
en- todo caso de indigestion dis
pepsia, so acci6n es suave y benigns
para las naturalezas debiles, y podero-
sa activa para las robustas. No con,
tienen sustancias peligrosas nj mineral
alguno, y su admirable infnencia sobre
ell higado es debida dnicamente q los
vegetables que entran en- su composlclon,
2 especialmente la podof'ina y lep
tandrina, que sustituyen en- elias al an
tes inevitable mercnrio. Los hechos
hablan mas alto que las palabras. 90
Sres. Scott & Bovine, New York,
Muy sefiores mios: Me complsce mu-
cho hacer constar por la presente que
los mejores medicos de la Habana ha-
cen grandes elogios de la Emulsion de
Scott, prescribien-ola constantemente
4 sus enfermos, debiendose d este el
immense cada dia creciente consume
on. viene alcanzando. Els ell medica-
mento de patente que mas Sc vende en-
Ia actualidad.
Soy de Vds. con Ia mayor consldera-
ci6n s. S., Q. B. s. NJ.
Josf SERRA.
El Antique Samson. - Era un
hombte muy fnerte, y ha debido tene'
uua gran cantidad de hierro en- la san.
gre. No todos los hombres necesitar
-er tan fuertes como Samson, pero to
dos necesitsn vigor y fuerzas, y ell re-
medic que do estos resultados son lar
Pildoras del DR.. Bloom.
Puebenlas y Sc sorprenderan POI
mas ec6pticos que sean.
Consejo q las madres. Ell jara
he Clam0nte, de la seiiora Winslow, de
bera usarse siempre cuaudo los niho'
nadecen de la dentici6n. Proportions
alivio Immediate al pequeno pacientr
produce I'm suefio tranqullo y natur !,
aliviando todo dolor, y amanece ell an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
PASIVO.
TACTIVO.
tb46,s7t-Os
Existencia efectiya en- Gaia.

Puerto Rico Mayo de 1SS6.-E Contador, L. PardOE
Administrator NJ 1Ivarss,V' R9El presidente, Vcens
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
PEDRO REUS Y CO. Cru. i,
FABR1CANTES DE sOMBREROS

A Ia hltima moda con 81 mayor esmero, confec-
cionan sombreroa de todas classes formas para
cahallercs senoras ninosy nihAs, ASi como teiaa y
bonstss para Cl6rigos.
Gran 6cmpetenCia 4 los que pEoCedan del e1trAn,
we,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
MOVIMlENTO MARITIME.

ENTRADAS.
Mayo 5.-De Martinica, vap. esp. Cristobal
Colon"
De St. Nazaire y escala, vap. fran
ces " Washington" con carga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
SALIDAS.

SALIDAS.
Mayo para Habana y escala, vapor esp
"Mortera," con carga.
Para ID, vap. esp. I'M guel NJ. Pi-
nilIos," con carga.
Para Hamacao Ysbucoa gol. esp.
"Psquete de Y.bucoa."
Para Arroyo y Vieques, gOl. esp.
Angela.
Para Arecioo, gol. esp. " Petra
Para Habana y escala, vap. frances
Washington" con carga.
Para Arecibo, vap esp. Bremefa,
resto de carga.
Para ID, gol. esp, " Enriquets."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07

caplsddady
hastRI as
BElp prente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
RODRIGUEZ, MORENO eco.

Concentrates en- todos los articulos del ramo de
quincalla. Surtido general de pieles.
Agentes generates de Ia fabric de baules de esta
Capital cuya existencia de 500 nidos realizarA de
o. $50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07
Ley de Aguas.
Ley de Puertos.

Nombrado Alcalde de Arecibo el
de Lares don Manuel Munoz Ca
loire.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07

Muchss son las verGones que de pd-
blico circulaban esta tarde prop6sito
del mSvil que impulsara al dellncuen-
te { cometer ell crimen.
Dicese que 81 presbitero Sr, Ga
leote decia misa en- una capilla dc
ma iqlesia parroquial de esta corte
DE- il cnal haabia sido privado por e
Veaor obispo. Otra version es 10 de
one habia solicitado del prelado e
cargo de cura ec6nomo de 10 iglesi'
de San Gines. :.
En- los primeros momentos SO dll'
oue i urocesado habia sido tenient
curs de 10 iglesia parroquial de Sal
Marcos, pero no es cierto:
Tambien sc decia que Ell citado 50
eerdote habia estado hace anos e
Puerto Rico; en- cuya isla fue proce
Eado no sabemos por que cansa.
A tItima hora Sc ha recibldo d
su Santidad Ell siguiente telegrams
@El Santo Padre Sc ha enterad
con sumo dolor horror del infam
utentado cometido con ese sefor obl'
DO. Y le enyia su spost6lica bendiclol
' rnega 4 Dios Sc digne conserv'
para 50 grey tan virtuosO y digr
pastor"
Este telegrsms ha sido comunicl
DO al pacients por Ell sscretsrio de
Nunciature.
("CorsspOndeneiG de EsPa'a'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07

Nombrado Alcalde de Guayani-
LA ell de Hato- -Grande don Antonio
Boyer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07

Nombrado Alcalde de Morovis
don Alfonso del Rio, CONCEAL de
aquel Ayuntamiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07

Conseio q las madreS. jara
he Clamonte, de la seIora Winslow, de
ber& usarse siempre cuaudo los niho'
uadecen de la dentici6n. Proportions
alivio Immediate al pequeno pscientr
produce I'm suefio trsnquilo y natur !,
aliviando todo dolor, y amanece ell an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-07

A las siets de Ii tarde, el virtuoso
obispo de Madrid ofrecia pocas espe'
Ysnzas de Salvacion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07
Circuit Court.

Francis w. Sellick vs. James A. Howard
and Angela Howard. Assumpsit. Jury dis
agreed. This was suit upon note given
by defendants to plaintiff for borrowed
money. The defense was that the wife signed
as surety for the husband and, therefore, was
not legally liable.
T. x. Jones VS.. Black River Milling Com
pany. Assumpsit. Settled after trial begun.
Chas III. Brigham VS.. George Lemon. Re
plevin. Verdict and judgment for defendant,
Ss1.0S and costs.
People VS.. Melvin Howard. Assault with
intent to murder. Plea changed TO guilty
and respondent sentenced to Jackson for
twenty-five years.
Attic c. Hubbard VS. Varney Diley Jr.
Replevin. Verdict and judgment for defend
ant, six cents and costs.
People VS.. VIM. Tillman. Larceny from
the person. Sentence vacated and respond
ent resentenced to jackson for period of
four years. The reason for setting aside tho
former sentence of fifteen months and the
imposition of longer term was that Iiman
was ascertained to be an old offender, who
had previously been in states-prison, and
because OF the deceit he practiced on the
court in reference TO his past life.
People VS.. James IL. Ludington. Assault
two days and resulted in a conviction for
assault and battery.
William II. Stone VS.. Ruth Stone. Divorce
Decree granted.
Sadie Smith VS.. Artensas II. Smith. Di-
vorce. Decree granted.
L. II. Malloy VS.. Samuel Pifer. Forecos-
ure. Decree granted.
Anna M. w. Skinner VS.. Jarvis Skinner
foreclosure. Decree granted.
Oscar Ducharme VS. Frank Adams ct al
Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff by default
ss395.0l and costs.
Edwin w. Keightly VS.. VIM. N. Cook. AS.
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff by default
S37539 and costs.
NEW CASES.
The following cases were commenced dur.
ing the past month:
Joseph b. Lapham VS. Hamilton II. House
Attachment. Cook q Thomas.
VIM. S. Crosby VS.. Chas w. Voce. Appea
from justice court
People VS.. James II. Ludington. Rape
A. II. Chandler.
Edward Fulton vs.. Peter Conrad ct al
Capias. w. IL. Tucker, L. A. Tabor of coun
sci.
First National Bank of Decatur, vs. james
w. jolly ct al. Assumpst. j. G.. Parkhurst
Heople Vs. melvin no"aru' AssauU VIII
intent to murder. A. II. Chandler.
People VS.. VIM. Tillman. Larceny.
II. Chandler.
Margaret l.. Dean VS.. Daniel II. Dean
Divorce. l.. II. Titus.
Michael Dorgan VS.. John G. Cleland. Fore
closure. Crane a. Breck.
John w. Locker vs. Robert Moore. Bill
for accounting. Hilton d Chandler.
Sarah M. Kenyon VS.. Sarah A. Place ct al
Bill to reform deed. Hilton d Chandler.
Ann Threadgould VS.. Chas. +. George
Bill for accounting. j. G.. Parkhurst.
Eva Beaks vs. John Beaks. Divorce. Cool
* Thomas.
al. Foreclosure. Crane d Breck.
John Abrams VS.. Emily A. Abrams. Di
vorce. Crane q Breck.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07

of nine children, he survived them all. He
received an academic education at Pompey
Hill, where he formed the acquaintance and
lifelong friendship of the principal, the late
Judge Littlejohn of Allegan. In 1888 he
married Betsey Ranney and in 1886, with an
infant daughter now Mrs. John Williams of
KalamazooD they moved TO this state. They
commenced clearing and improving their
homestead in Almena, where he continued to
reside until his death, surviving his wife a
little over five years.
In those early days he taught several terms
and many of our residents now verging
toward the decline of life, will remember
attending his school, in the old log school
house that stood on the banks of the Paw
Paw, in the northwest part of this village.
He early took an active part in public
affairs was orator of the day at the first 4th
of july celebration in this county, which was
held on the banks of the Barnum brook, in
Almena, in 1888.
He was q member of the legislature IN tue
year 1910. A man of strong convictions, he
was an old school Jackson Democrat. and
one of the early leaders of that party in this
section of the state. He will be remembered
as then an attractive public speaker, of ready
repartee in debate. which was always edged
WIFI nunOr. lie nau Deen Tor many years
a member of the masonic fraternity. He had
passed through frequent severe attacks of
sickness, his life on several occasions being
despaired of, losing limb ten years ago by
amputation, on account of arteritis. Through
all he preserved his strength to great de-
gree, and was well possessed of his mental
faculties and interested in public affairs to
the end. Last week Monday and tuesday be
attended our circuit court as an interested
! spectator. Last week Wednesday morning
while visiting at the home of bis son. +. X. An
nable, near this village, he was again attacked
with the same disease which deprived him of
his limb, and passed quietly away on the
evening of October I'd. 1886, and was laid 10
rest, on Tuesday last in the, family lot in Anne
ma Cemetery, beside many of the sturdy pion
GERS who have made from wilderness the
beautiful homes of our Michigan.
Mr.. Annable was the first TO depart this
life, of five men who were friends MANY
years since, in The state of New York, and
who all moved into Almena fifty years ago
where they have since resided as immediate
neighbors, their farms fronting OH the same
highway.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07
I'm yIennOrian.

AT regular communication of Paw Paw
Lodge No. %, A. +. 81 A. M. held Septem Der
23d, 1856, the following preamble and reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
wHEREAs-It has pleased the Great Architect Of
the universe 10 remove from our midst our late
brother, i. 1. Bragg, and
WBEREAs-It is but just that fitting recognition
of his many virtues should be had. Therefore be il
ResOiUed-By Paw Paw Lodge No. Is, on the
registry of the Grand Lodge of Michigan OF Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, that, while we bow with
humble submission to the will of the Most High we
do not the less mourn for brother, who has been
taken from us:
ResOiUed-That in the death of Z. /. Bragg, this
lodge laments the loss Of a brother who was ever
ready 10 proffer the hand of aid and the voice of
sympathy to the needy and distressed of the frater-
hity; an active member of this society, whose
utmost endeavors exerted for its welfare aud
prosperity; friend and companion who was dear
TO us all; citizen whose upright and noble life was
a standard of emulation 10 his fellows;
ResOlred-That the heartfelt sympathy OF this
Lodge be extended 10 his family i'm their affection;
ResOtred-That these resolutions be spread upon
the records of this lodge, and a copy thereof be
transmitted TO the family of deceased brother
and to each Of the newspapers Of Paw Paw.
AN. PALMER, Committee.
Ella CURTISS, \
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-07

K. G. Annable was born of revolutionary
parentage. in Mentz. Cayuga County, New
York. December 2sth, 1908 The youngest
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0MNDECK
= -

And ready fill all bills the all patrons We
keep complete stock goods House Van Buren,
County and will not be undod We stocked to overlooking
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WITH WALL PAPER AND

VIII sell the Cheap the Cheapest Quality unsurpassed
When you your trading give call don't
purchase the same, shake hands and look
stock. You will receive cordial welcome.
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Still old shady side Main street.
complete and well assorted stock of DRUGS MEDICINES GRO
CERIES PROVISIONS PAINTS OILS ETC Doc has gone Eng
supply his Celebrated Medicines
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-08-19

A Montreal letter says that about a
year ago young man calling himself
Henry Chctwynd arrived in Montreal
from England He was about thirty
years Of age, handsome and well built.
He claimed to be- connected with one
Of the first English families He had
with him six large trunks, which be
said contained his wardrobe lie always
had plenty money anil spent il freely.
He soon ingratiated himself into the
confidence If The people. and was in
vitcd 90 all the balls and parties, and
was quite a lion in society. lie seemed
to have and unlimited supply Of
clothes of the most fashionable cut.
He was here about three months when
4 young lady, daughter Of q prominent
broker in this city and one well-known
in society, fell in love with him. After
4 short courtship he prOposo' to her
and was accepted Their marriage
was celebrated with great pomp and
display. lie rented house on Sher-
brooke street, the most fashionable
street in Montreal. and fitted il up with
great splendor. Balls and parties
were held there in great confusion.
About a month ago. however, an
other person appeared on the scene.
She was a very pretty woman and
claimed the Britishcr as her husband.
Then the fellow disappeared suddenly
and so did the woman. This created a
great sensation among the society
people here, and much sympathy was
expressed for the young lady who had
married Chctwynd. 1t was ascertained
that the fellow left a considerab num-
Der of unpaid accounts behind him.
Chctwyud's real game is Barton and
he was the treasurer of an English
theatrical company. He had skipped
to Montreal with the funds of the COM
pany. and the woman who had fol-
lowed him from England was an
actress Of the company whom he had
married and deserted. II is supposed
that the two have gone to the States
together. The young lady whom he
had married in Montreal has entered q
convent This is another Illustration
of how easy il is for an adventurer 20
come TO Montreal and force his way in
to the highest society and then de
camp, after perhaps marrying and
running up a large assortment Of bills.
Another notable example was the
Count De Nuevellc." who is now
serving a term in st. Vincent de Paul
PenitentIaTY.
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The Women Of switzerland.

Henry Watterson in COurier-JOurnal;
The stranger in Switzerland will be
struck at once by the beauty Of the
country and the ugliness of the
women. Here nature seems to have
spent herself upon inauimate objects
ard to have had no material left for
humanity, which she composed out Of
the debris left over after She had con-
structed the mise en- scene. A pretty
face. native to the manner born, IS
rarely, if ever, seen upon the streets of
Berne.
The women appear to do all the
work. 1t Is not unusual to see a girl
and dog hitched to a cart and
trotting along together like pair of
poules. The men, great strapping
fellows. idle and lazy, loaf about the
hrasserics. Their wives, daughters,
and sisters till the fields and supply
the markets. The dog. the goat, and
the COW perform the Offices commonly
performed in other lands by the horse,
the OK, and the mule The bear is .
sacred animal. So is the lion. The
donkey does fancy duty at the summer
resorts. But there is nothing TO which
the Swies woman may not turn her
hand. from milking goat 10 saving
a cord Of wood and drawing a load Of
hay. She is put TO work in her child
hood, and before she reaches her ma
turity she looks ike a grandmother,
wrinklcd and weather-beaten, bent
and careworn. The circumstance,
which appears at every turning is
written upon each cOuntenance,
leaves painful impression and dis
credits tho national character. A
people so Independent and so brave,
so unaffected and so frugal As the
swiss are admitted TO be, ought to be
oentler
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THE MAKKETs AUGUsTI7

ST. PAUL
WHEAT-Eo. hard. nc bid No.
J Northern, &c bid; No. Northern, CSC
Flour-Patent, s500a5.25; straights
t4-5994.I5; bakers, 81. 2J8l.50 asked; rye
S3.95Q53.50.
Corr No. 2, s0c asked. Augt t, nc bid.
Cats No. mixed, sc. blf, Pic ashs1.
No. white. 23c. bid.
Barley No. 2, sc bid
Rye No. ?, 45c. bid
Flax Seed U5.
Baled hay, q 20 asked; timothy n %
Dressed beef, choice steers &c. g &C
veal, q &c.
Butter, extra 150lGc. bid.
Cheese, SLla1 Zoe.
Potatoes, new 09ctOi5c PEI bushel; sl-sJ
tos2.O0.
Live Stoez-Sales of steers ranged sgsJ
as - per 100 lbs. Sheep sold az
S2JJ per 100. Hogs 800
kCHICAGO.
Wheat, cash, 56ssc, September = 4.
Corn, Cash IL, September 4 Ic.
Oats, cas5 &c; September re
FLAX seed No /. Sll41&
Pork, cash, s9.43,d9.5J September $50
Live stock, Cattle 81 31n 81 ~ Hog
a. 5J9fASJ; Sheep, s2OJlI2 >.
KIENEAPOI1s.
WHEAT.-SO. I hard cash. "a a. 16t<
sept. tt'5c, no. / Northern casa i@gs35
No. Northern. sUI7O16c bid.
FLoUR-Patents IN seeks held at
t4.tsl q 4.7U. In barrels, $i-65t13 50; s5.45
a. ~ delivered at New England points:
g.. 4Slg5. - delivered New York and Penn
points; bakers $3.6083.75
MILWAUKEE,
WHEAT-Cash 751se; September IN
DULUTH.
wHEAr-Cash No. hard rye
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-08-19

Cuthbcrt (Ga) Appeal: We were
shown Tuesday quite curiosity from
the farm of MIR. John ID. Miller, near
town. 1t was q cluster Of forty or more
small cars Of corn, each about as long
and large around rs tho middle hnger
Of mans hand and coming out Of
the stalk where the tassel should have
been No shuck protected the corn.
but instead a heavy silk about two feet
long fell on IN a graceful manner, tho
whole supported by an ordinaTy-sized
stalk, partially matured, This unus-
nal freak Of Mime. Ceres attracted con-
siderable attention, and will doubt
less be preserved By Air Miller rs a
curiosity worthy TO be handed round
at the different State fairs until
eclipsed hy some moro ambitious az
riculturist
Calhoun tGa) Times: Ralph
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sist Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Ia
kotA and Nebraska.
Later reports from Newark, u. T., show
that the town was substantially destroyed
10y the storm on the 18th Five persons
were killed, Mortimer Kennedy proprietor
of the town being among the number.
Mrs. Cievelani is to touch the electric
telegraph button that will set the mac in
cry in motion at the minneapolis Expo.
sitiOn at the conclusion of GOV. Davis
address.
The National Association of American
Bankers at Boston, denouuce the coinage of
the silver dollar of ISIS.
Row Moses A. Hopkins, minister resi-
States TO Liberia, s dead.
Daniel Haggerty % Baltimore, has been
appointed assistant superintendent OF the
railway mail service.
Farmers ia l.itehfield county, Conn,
have been caught adulteratingd dairy butter
with oleomargsrine.
The New York Republican state CON
mittee decided not TO hold any state con
vention tins year.
Cardinal Gibbons says the Catholic
church in the United States Is not opposed
to the knights OF Labor.
Zimmerman n Cos brewery at Wood
stock, III, burned. Loss $4,000; msur
auce, s90,OoO.
GOV. ireland of Texas issued proclama-
tion asking FOR relief for the drouth suf
ferers
The immediate delivery system has been
extended to all the postofiices of the coun
try.
The President and his wife have gone 10
tae Adiroudacks, for their summer vaca
ton.
From the school census just completed,
Chicago foots up population Of s03,sl1.
The wheat crop, the country over, is
turning out better than anticipated
The Chicago petroleum discovery turns
out To be filth from sewer.
The estate of 5. }. Tilden amounts to
S5,MJ,OO.
:Senator Edmunds is in Canada, fishing.