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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-05-26

Try The HERALD over the campaign
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-05-26
SarsapariIIa

soidby an druggists. 81; liz for S. Prepared only
By c. /. HOOD q CO., Apothecaries. LOWELL Mass.
100 Doses One DQllar
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-05-26

Two men were killed and Others
hurt by an explosion in S. Fl. Hack
ett's chair factory, Philadelphia.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-05-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The Blue Ridge Springs Hotel,
near Lynchburg, was burned. Loss
$4,000. n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24

tuH religious intelligence of IT.
liuhlr'I mtur', commend us To the
editorial yolumu, of our democratic
evening contemporary \ few days
nro. iu -p,akmgot thcr\i-tiug pope
it Wa, "ropc l.,,, Ill.," and hast
evening jt gave out that the demo
cratic county convention WAS held
m Gurd Friday, But them the
hrnthyr was yNcu~lhly I'm hyiug "a
wcyk too early iu tine latter Instance,
%, hc doubtl,>~ thuuyht that Dr.
Golden 6ar0IllN yruyidcd the party
iu his opening >pc,-h, and that Mr.
RAY Was playing "a y'od l>,uriut to
hi, proh,Mtiou friends iu coming
into thu democratic convention for
"a nomination, ~o amer uU. it Was,
udyvd, "a n'guhr Good Friday for
democracy hut unfortunately tor
them them will Dee uo ps-uruytiou.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24

lpu0KJulENNI lti, ,umr time
amusing tu ~,, ~ hat enormous luads
ut InllJICl responsibility du p~t ou
~nur Is,'plv'~ shoulders refer
Gao Temperance ot March lT i'm the
Statesman rhypNr fellow d, to lS.
Wt,yi he aluusl ,o enormously.
that hy mugt hi~ uantr or is he
a~h3uuyl I,r,,lhN "ll~tugNiv>t like A"
" lymlsHuyy thuk~ that the
Iar,ly- uamcd would mot gao to the
thlui I0rJN fthvN had "hNdu lit
t.y lsJtyr u the D'puhl,au old. I
answer tE wN~ylL l uyNvr was h-
Gone "a uIuhlvau CONVENTION that
Uu,u..sI los mN nYUy>J, INIT have
pINatgiN uni~d Geo have uN name
sl usfau' tby oluNVutiuu. hr I know
"a ls.r-'u "a, independent q, u,N~clf d,
uu thv metal to gu lvt1r. "a cnuNyn-
u0n uf tlg Isvplv Boo the p.puhuyau
IArtN bI Uf1Vy. ut there will h., "a
IaftN NvN ~ou. when American
ludyI~ud,uvyWlll ly DeIS,Jablcand
u~I~,tvl lt Temperance knew
ihy HISTORY 0f thg past, aud oould
nud lhy ,,gu,, hc Woud padiN ~ss,
that lhy rpuol,au l2rJN is ou U,
last ivs,. ! shall uot trll hha the
name 1 thr urv party. "remrcr.
autv Nlll ~y Dc or 10 matup- aud
Jump lu and ssN 'Niuiut I told wa
.H
lhIuA lrmpvnucv' p Is q very
Nuug DfNNlgau.
NvrN tuJN Nour>
~HtW n hANNER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24

Who fought for the maintenance ana
supremacy of the union as "a whole
and who holds sacred the hard
earned results Of the struggle. II
means the endorsement Of Cleve-
lands violation Of his own voluntary
civil service reform pledge in the
discharge Of almost every republican
federal office holder and the appoint
mput i'm his stead of the most oiien-
-ize democratic partisans. IT means
an endorsement Of Clcveland's free
trndc message 10 congress, in which
hr recommends that the sheep in
du-try Of this country OF pre-
eminent importance on this coast
should be- wiped out OF existence, by
taking Of the tariff ON wool and
lcavingittocompetewith thccheaply
grown product Of Australia aud
other countries
These are the principles To which
Marion county is asked to subscribe,
and the democrats pretend to expect
that there will be- sufficient alicna-
tions Of " independents and prohi-
bitioni-ts from the republican party
to effect the result. We are Of the
opiuiou. that upon "a cool considera-
ton Of the premises, they will find
themselves not only minus republic
can assistance for their endorse
mcut,' but that many democrats
will refuse to swallow the bitter pill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
REMEMBER THE MEETING.

Next Wednesday evening should
bc made a memorable one by the re-
publican, Of Salem and Marion
county memorable i'm the numeri-
cal strength Of the gathering aS well
us In the ununimity Of thought and
action which should prevade all
present II will be- the evening be-
fore the county convention and a
most appropriate occasion for reg
ulur political love feast, S6cXpressive
Ia It's determination to have har-
mony and good feelings no matter
who may hc the nominees, that the
work Of the next day will be- re-
ccivcd with enthusiastic approba-
ton that will not cease until every
republican In Marion county has
cast straight ballot next June.
there will be- singing,
music the rcgimcntal band and fine
-pccche, "A programme full of.
pleasure, profit and politics. Come
out and bring your neighbor>.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
REPUBLICAN COUNTY coyyryTro,

For Marion county will bc held
nt the opera house iu Salem on
Thursday, March 18th, 1883, at i
O'Clock q. "a. the purpose OF
elccting II delegates to the state
conv, otion 10 bc held Ia Portland
the ilh day Of April 1855, and to
nominate five candidates for the
legislature, county clerk, sheriff,
recorder treasurer, school supcrln-
tendcut, twocommi-sioncr-, assessor,
survcyorand coroner aud 10 transact
any other business that may prop
crly come before the convention.
Primaries will bc held ON saturday,
March 2ith.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
The several precincts are entitled
90 the following nnmhcr Of dolcgntes.
DAVID SIMPSON,
Chr'u Co. Gen. Com,
lrsr wmAr rmEy ENpoRsE,

The people OF Marion county, VIII,
arr expected to make, In the Ian
guagc ~ Dr. Golden, the "mtur,
prospects for carrying Marion county
for the democratic party as clear "a.
the uoouday SUM- are RESPECTFULLY
Invited Ia examine the platform
upon which the democratic party
seeks tu hoist itself into power This
platform is "a "fccllug one II
"fccls' for every onlcr not now
held hy e democrat "frumprrsidcnt
topothmastrr' and has uo Iartic-
ular tc,lng on amy other subject
now hctor' the American people
IN line with tai, "Wclng." the
party n Marion county mcquivo-
wlly yndur~c every act or every
dymoymtIc official iu the nation they
o"uid think ut notably Governor
lvuuuyvr Hr~t State vrpa,ur.rW Webb
rvuud and President Cleveland last.
That i- the SUM and substance of the
platform adopted yesterday printed
h the CAPITAL Journal, aud upon
which they mh.u,huyy come
byfoU the rvuply ur endorsement
They "vudur-y every act ot Pp',i-
dvut Cleveland, and Wu dy-lpt to-
ask Jhc Isaplv o' th., Willamette
utui,u vt td.utoom,.d, der just what
chat mwu~ ltm.u, the endorse
myut oi tlNvlaud'- letter ot acyvpt-
auor m which %, dvyhrct that "a
r,,uut t'mul the pU','dvucN torouc
Wau "H- dangerous ,o lhy l,.,t iu-
t,Nr,- ui thy nation. while 10 ot
v'ure m,an, the endorsement of
hi- pN-ui effort, Geo -,yuN thr very
thiW Do, ym,.dyNt al lmJ Time 80
'anonw, tu thvoow,n lJmvu>
thy ,1dvr-m,m W cleveland,
v'vani.N IsshvvJHut yN,rN,Iaud
h"r.s.r "A "h,NnN ,u, WORK ui
impNWe lHy Wyau, u. traffic uu
"ar ia.n. ,sst va. uuuslJ In "a
-laude..I aud luuuaui- u. vura-
W,u Thrown uut u wH.NmmJ lt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
COUNTRY CRITICISM.

We must acknowledge the justice
Of the following criticism which
appear. in the Silycrton Appeal;
"Salcm is a pretty town and is
destined to bc a place Of considerable
importance when IL gets spread on
thickly and neatly over the territory
embraced in the town site, hut be-
forcit will ever look real pretty, il
must dN up It's sidewalks, repair its
fruvys, tear down Its old house, aud
harms, and daub ON paint freely, he
sides trimming up It's shruhhery.
This criticism may be- considered
imIyrtiucut coming trom AN out
slider, hut that is the way It looks To
"a man from the country
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
APPoRTIONMENT.
The different precincts are entitled.to the
following number of delegates:

We, the committee, would recommend
lne formation of democratic clubs in each
pleelnct, and the NAMES OF the officers ir
each club be sent 10 the chairman OF the
"uhly central committee at salem.
4. l.. GOLDEN, Chairman,
j. =. BROWN, Secretary,
4. l.. DAVIDSON,
W. w. ELDER,
I. r. HAYES,
County Central Committee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1883.
ANNnrNrknENIs

Republican Primaries March 2l
RepublIran County Convention Mur ~.
Annual liur.p SHOW March 80
Wulamctts Musical society Concert
April g.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
" Live and Let Live Paint Shop.
HUNTLY & MCFERSON,
House, Sign
-==AND=--
General Painters.
KaIsominers, Paper Hangers and
Decorators.

All orders will receive prompt attention.
Estimates on all kinds of work in our line
cheertully given. satisfaction guaranteed.
Salem, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
Primaries, Conventions and Precinct Clubs.

The Marion County Democratic Central
committee met In Salem, February llth,
lSss, and set the time for holding the pri-
lnAIles ON March nth, at l o'clock p. m,
and the county convention on FRIDAY. the
Sird OF March, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, in salem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
BENSON'S EXPRESS.

LAVE ORDERS AT LANCE's LIY
- cry stable, corner OF state and Fror'
~ ~s.leess OF on slate az corner state and Con
~ ,.ll slreetS Prompt attention ans
". A. BENSON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
IS ss Hill T Q n "a "a

Most Munderiul artist living.
Howe and Doyle the dancing marvelS.
Queen, Stowe and Randall, the original
wurld's trio.
Intelligent ConvCrSHtiOnalistS, Jos Nor
cross and Sig. r. pcTomasSo.
HEAR Ilavcrly'S vocal chOir-Castell
Brydgcs, tenor; j. ID. Green, prima bari.
tone; Harry Leighton, pure alto.
SEE the He>sian dragons, the street
big minstrel Jubilee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
H. v MATTHEWS.
WILLIS 4 CHANBERLIN.
Real Estate Agents

NuN upd ,,u hrms and city pNIrIty.
\ barge uuWhyruf desirable utrius ana city
property uuw offering ou ura~ouahly terms.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
GENERAL BANKING.

Evcbanpa ON Portland. san Francisco,
Naw York London and Hong Kong
bought and sold. state, County and Citty
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
invited TO deposit Bnd transact business
with H.. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool. hops and other properly at
reasonable rates. Insurance on such Sc
,.,,ity cam hp obtained at the bank in
most reliable companies.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
POSITIVELY


The comcdians:-lcw spencer, Harry
Armstrong, John Queen, Geo. II. Edwards,
Pete Mack and Jas. Rostrum- positively
the greatest seNtettc Of comedians, end
men and dancers on earth!
The European wonder. the human enigma,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
First National Bank
SALEM, OREGON.

WN. y. LADUE, nItNidoI,t' nItNNii,,,,t
DIR. j. REYNOLDS, VICE fIt>iIt,tir' y, ,l,.
JOHN MOIR, '"N'i''''
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-24
Fire Insurance!

Write pslciy> ot Insurance against nr,
uu aII GLASSES Of pupvrtN m eight rg.ablt
and wealthy Companies.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

-un for office,
S too. the sage
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

One of his colleagues in the Senate
said to Senator Palmer, OF Michigan
the other day.
"Palmer, l suppose that between
the legitimate numbering, lumber steal
ing, and fires, the timber is getting
scarce in Michigan"
For a moment Mr.. Palmer looked
at his friend pityingly and then re-
piled:
'Just to think what a common
school system we have and, with it
all, United States Senator to ask
such question! Why, my dear sir,
there is timber enough now standing
in the State of Michigan to make
three fences, post and all, fifteen
boards high, clear around the earth.
once a year for fifteen years"
That removed the questioner's doubt
Detroit Free Press.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19
sPO0Ks AND SPIRITS.
A DREAM FULFILLED.

Columns, April 2s.-A. +. McNcal,
a wcll-known citizen of Rawson, died
yesterday, after a short illness, and
now comes weird story connected
with this fact, which is as fully anthem.
ticated as his death. On the night OF
the 2Sth of January of this year he,
like Joseph, ''dreamed a dream" that
he died and went to heaven. In his
dream the date of his death, April 20,
was firmly fixed upon his mind. In
''the beautiful city, whose maker and
builder is God" he dreamed that he
met Mr., Mahlon Povenmire, of Ada,
an old acquaintance and friend, and
asked him when he had died and left
earth. Povenmire replied that he had
died and come to the eternal world q
week before. There were other strik-
ing circumstances in the dream, equal
ly as strange, and the next morning,
when McNeal awoke, he reduced the
details to writing.
He was then in excellent health.
His wife found the manuscript few
days after 1t was written, and it wor-
ried the good woman great deal, but
she said nothing to her husband con-
corning it Yesterday, April 26th,
McNeal died, while Povenmire Joined
the silent majority one week ago yes
terday.
The case is remarkable one. but
it can not be laughed down, for every
word of it is true, and the substance
of McNeals dream is in manuscript,
just as he wrote it three months ago.
1t is all the talk in Hancock County.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

The Passenger Department of the
Union Pacific, "rhe Overland Route, .
has just gotten out as an advertise
ment what is known rs the Switch
mems Puzzle, capable of solution in
ten moves. II facinates all who try
to solve it and bids fair as novelty
to surpass the great l3-l5-l4 puzzle
that created such a craze several years
ago. Send 10 cents postage to j. S.
Tebbets, G, p & 7. A., for one OF
these little interesting and entertain
ing puzzles.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19
A VETERAN MARINERS WARNING.

"There may be nothing in the idea
of premohition of danger, but in
one instance, at least, in my life as a
seafaring man l found it well to have
taken heed, said an ex-yolunteer of
ficer of the United States navy to a
New York Telegram reporter.
ut was just before the war, and l
was young man then, and had been
going to sea in the merchant service
ever since | was little boy.
Il shipped in this city as third
mate of the clipper ship Manitoba,
a new vessel, bound on her first voy-
age to China.
swell, the captain and mates APP
peared pretty clever chaps, and we
all got along very nicely for the two
or three weeks was on board. Our
sails were bent at the dock, and the
following day we were to start out on
our long voyage.
Il was sitting in the forecastle the
afternoon of the day before the ship
sailed, and was in deep study
about nothing in particular, when
suddenly strange sensation crept
over me, and still voice whispered,
Don't go! Don't gop
Il tried to shape off the strange
feeling that came upon me that the
Manitoba was destined for Davy
Jones Locker but l could not do so.
Involuntarily I seized few of nv
traps, and, without saying word to
the captain or to anybody else, step
ped ashore.
"Yes; the ship sailed next morning
and was never again heard of. How
or where she was lost never tran
spired, so far as l could learn. A
board on which was painted the word
Manitoba was, however, picked up
somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. -
New York Sun.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

More than two-thirds the delegates
to the st. Louis Convention have thus
far been chosen, and not one among
them is opposed to President Cleve-
land. How is that for a unity of
sentiment?-Ex.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

Of idaho, got in his work of denounc-
inc tha administration aIthouoh chair
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

and what Is in the mothers
heart viii come out in the child's life.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04

apostolado, tai martirio, en- 10.
excarcelados, por la libertad, poi
la Patria y por la provincia.
Las aureolas y los himnos es.
tan de mas.
Esos idolos d quienes Sc pre-.
tende colocar sobre aureos pedes
tales son hombres como los otros
con la simple diferencia dc
llamarse a:ttonomistas.
No gozamos nosotros con su
reclusion, pero tampoco admit
mos que Sc de 4 50 libertad con.
diciona!--las preparedness de una
segunda redenci6n humana.
! Mas buen sentido. caba,leros
7 no echar en- olvido, insis
timos, que de 10 sublime 4 10 ri.
diculo no hay mas que un pss,.
7 este muy breve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04
BOlet1n Mercanti1.

aplauso que Sc da q Ponce por la
sensatez y cordura de su conducta
oarticipan, a no dudarlo, todos
aquellcs que contribuyeron q que
esa cordura y sensatez no sc tur-
basen, por ningdn motive.
7 prueba de que s. E. no ha
desaprobado la conducta de aque.
Has autoridades, es ell hecho, mas
e!ocuente aun, de haberlas dejado
en- sus puestos, no obstante las
gestiones por algunos hechas en-
contrario. Esta Of que es censu.
ra y media contra los vocingleros
para quienes no hay autoridad
buena nj gobierno possible, como
no sea ell tan suspirado del pals
por Ell pals. iY gracias 81 esta
misma censura no la convierten
ellos q su vez contra el senior
Gobernador, que dej6 en- sus.
puestos q dichas autoridades !
| Buen modo de pagsp las corttee corttee
sfas de s. E.! -
Bien visto est& cuau dificil es
y 9obernar con esta
'lase de lntfpretes y polfticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04

impone 4sta, sin nnevos meritos.
Y SOLO purqne el Orden P1blico
no presenciara los hechos 4 que el
peri6dico hacia referencia. Pro-
sedlmiento tan incorrecto no ne.
cesita commentaries.
lSe ha probado que los hechos
son falsos2 ise ha proba1o en-
todo case que la noticia de ellos
ha sido maliciosa, que es condi.
cion esencial para Ia falta objeto
de mu!ta?
A este prop6sito dice La Uni.
dad, y CON raz6n:
Este procedimiento que OBJ
servamos, pero qne no comprende.
mos, nos parece bien extraho. Si
4 un. n.iadivfduo le dan de pufisla-
das, ; la policfa no 10 We, porque
nadie da punaladas nj grftos sub
versivos 6 amenazadores donde la
policfa pueda verlo & oirIo, 6 por-
que la policfa no puede encontrar-
Sc en- todas parties. -. mo habr&
habido tales punaladas. aun GUAM
do haya quien atestigue haber
visto el atentado, = quien haya SUI,
frido las consecuenciasi S
- - = +, Ea -
Ikek kafaa ae6dfdo en- al.
zada, y no dadamos de que ha.
l.ara en- ella ia =reparaci6n debida
4 quien, nj Sc inspirs, para escri.
Dir, en- 10 falso, nj revela malicia
en- 10 que escribe, sino dsseo de
que las leyes Sc cumpIan, =. Sc
respeten los derechos del ciuda.
dano. :7 n. s
Nosotros asi 10 esperamos, y
pedimos para nuestro correli9io.
mario no mas que justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04
Ii tAlDlD AulONlL
III - IL ~ - Id -

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larsssmsass dshesds 10 baens
caaa espAaola - sido malsAdo,
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6ssaaxas.
Tgve 80 csisea b mulfa &C
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sanssa. Fer asxss ssae. sss
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04
"REVISTA ECONOMICAL. +"

Hemos recibido Ell primer nd.
nero de aquel nuevo ilustrade
colega, organo Official de Ia Co
mara de Comercio, lndustria J
Navigation de San Juan, que sc
edita en- esta Imprenta, y d quien
devolvemos gustosos su muy gra.
ta vista.
Entire otros traha;os de merito,
inserta La ReriSta un bien escri.
to articulo-programa editorial, )
una notable exposition al Excmo.
Sr. Ministro de Ultramar sobre
10 conversion de Is moneda ex
tranjera circulante.
Ssudamos cordialmente al es.
timab'e colega, de quisn no dud,.
mos que ha de defender con exi.
to los valiosos intereses de 10
institution que representa-.
Deseamosle larga vida y un sin.
do de prosperidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04
EXPOSICION DE- BARCELONA.

De "a Gaceta de hoy reprodu.
cimos 10 que sigues-
"Por ell MinisteFio de UItrsmsr. con
fecha 81 del mes pr6ximo pasado, &c
dirigs q este Gobierno General el Sic
gnisnte teiegrama:
+" Rsitero tslsgrsma 2s Agosto en-
careciendo deseo de mayor concurren.
cla possible psoductos de esa IsIa 4
Expos cioa Universal Barcelons."
E! que de orien de s. q. sc publica
en- este periodico o6:ial para general
conocimieuto, y en- Ia esperanza de oue
los deseos del Gobierno Supreme se
verAn cumplidos de Ia manera mas
satisfactoria, en- benefcio de los mismo1
intereses de esta Proviucis.
Pnerto-Rico, 2 de Enero de 1885,
81 Secretario accidental del Gobieruo
General, Angel Vasconi."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04

se han llamado de otras proviL, las !:
los cOntratistas de las obras de la
Exposition estan.
resueltos & no acceder & las ext
yepcias dc los huelguistas, sus pen
lie ndo los trabajos, y a resclndir
os contratos celebrados g ell
A ) y'untamiento. El gobernat Or ci-
I'll ha procurado en- vano arNeglar
los obreros con los contra istas,
: los temores crecen de one )ueda
terarse ell orden, sobre tot ) 81 Sc
lebr6 aver ell anunciado ssetinq
ultradicales en- ell circo ecuestre.
le parece no consentia la autori-
Id. La guardia civil SO hs recon-
ntrado en- Ia ciudad, On donde &c
aumentado la fuerza con caba-
ria. Sc temfa que 81 continGa
huelga, Sc declalara 81 estado de
tito.
En- Ja6n ha habido seria alarma
r encontrar en- muchas casas en-
enenada la carne; felizmente, los
atos fueron las victimas, pues al
charles los desperdicios, caye-
on muertos, y pronto cundi6 la
OF por la ciudad, teniendo ell al
aide que calmar la alarma del ve-
indario publicando un bando para
ue SO TeeonOcieraH les caVnes hes
Aayee 10 60 hahla aNsRiRneGl4Ak 6
ne ebedHcix~Bf venen0. La cosa
es grave.
Han fallecido en- Madrid ell to
niente general D. Eduardo Fer
nandez San Roman, presidente de
la junta consultiva lie guerra, 7 ell
,onocido actor dramatico D. Pedro
Gorriz.
Los teatros Sc llenan todas las
-'1oches, y va estan sgotados los BIZ
ietes de la lOterfa de Navidad, que
Sc juega dentro de cuatro dfas, Y
lomo todos los amos, levanta en- ca
la imagination Glen castillos que
lerriba luego la p6rfida lists con
Ius implacables n1meros Y d.
sen que no hay diDero! Vico y
OalvO Sc han QuedadO por fin en-
Madrid, y han inaugurado sus ia
.eas en- el teatrO de la Priucesa,
con la comedia SMlliUan, que les hs
Waldo huena c0secha de apIausos
En- la Zarzuela, Sc ha estrenado La
Bruja. que ha alcanzado complete
6xito; sera la obra de Ia tempora
da. La letra es de Ramos Oarri6n
= Ia mdsica del maestro Ohapi
Merece verse.
A la hora en- que cierro mi re.
vista esta lleno ell Senado, desean
do OR ia defensa de Balaguer !
contemplar la impasible fisonomi;
del general Salamanca, que al rec
tificar dira buenas cosas.
r. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-04


les did ell siguiente resultado to-
tai, durante Noviembre lltimo, en-
"a Capital. Mayagiiez, Ponce,
Arroyo, Humacao, Aguadilla,
Arecibo y Vieques: $l6,874.75
En- resumen: la recaudaci6n
total obtenida por ell Era,io en-
Noviembre iltimo, por ios referi-
dos conceptos, comparada con la
de Noviembre de 1886, por los
mismos, arroja una diferencia Ii.
quida de alza en- aquel, ascen.
dente 4 la cantidad
deco, ,.... ......... $10,335.27