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THE EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.
What Col. EEains Says in His Annual
Report About the Delay Of the Work.

Col. Hains, in that portion OF his annual report
to the Chief OF Engineers reviewing the work
on the Eastern Branch bridge, states that
up to the present time only two piers
have been finished, and the work Of nearly
all the truSse3 is considerably behindhand.
The delay is partly due to the lack Of en-
ergy on the part OF the contractor, and partly
TO the interference OF the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Co.'S officials The balance available out
or the appropriation is $61, 154.74
THE DISPUTE WITH THE B. AND P. RAIRoAD COMPANY
OFFICIALS.
Col. Hams relates the progress OF the dispute
with the railroad company referring to the numer-
Gus conferences that were held between the repre-
sentatives OF the Government and the railroad.
After speaking OF the manner In which the rail-
road employees filled up the trenches dug Tor the
abutment In November. Col Hams says: ION
ment, and asked that police force be detailed to
protect our men and prevent further interference.
Department Of Justice had Instructed the district
attorney to apply for an Injunction In the Supreme
Court OF the District to restrain the railroad com.
pany from interfering with the work."
THE RAILROAD COMPANY's CLAIMs
The controversy with the railroad company, he
adds began with the claim OF that company to
have SO feet right OF way, measured 80 feet each
side OF the center line OF its tracks as built
subsequently II became claim to move Its nne
out about 200 feet, making 1t straight line, The
suit for an injunction has not yet been settled
though the proceedings were instituted last No
vember. Under the provisions OF the act OF May
II, appropriating 10000 additional TO enable q
change OF the plans, ''effOrts have been made 10
reach an agreement with the railroad company
and the contractor In respect to notifications
therein provided for, but thus far without result,
The railroad company wants such notifications as
Will givett the line 1t now occupies and ar the same
time allow 1t TO move ort TO the new one. There
seems 70 be no objection to allowing this to be
done II 1t would agree TO pay its just and fair pro-
portion OF tbs cost The Groton Bridge and Manu-.
featuring Company has contract for completing
the bridge according to certain approyed plaaS
and will not modify them unless Il Is paid Q fall
price for doing so. The railroad company alleges
that the price asked by the bridge company Is too
high. The consequence Is that unless the Govern.
ment consents to bear an undue share OF the cost.
an agreement is dif1cult to reach"
No work has been done during the past year ON
the Shenandoah River Improvement and it seems
questionable. adds Col Hams, whether any shouid
be undertaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

BKRLM, July 7.-Emperur Wunam leavea Ber1n
for Kiei on the I2th Instant After soJouFning
Sy see, arriving on the EVENING" Of TIE issS. TSs
suite accompanying him VIII compri1e h1s nioe.
de-oamp, Count Herbert bismarck. Cen Won wit
Russian embassy at Berlin Ths remainder Of ths
emperors suite wiz leave Berlin 1w - ReeeSous4
On TIE l7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07
Visiting Dena0crats

Whiting DcmOcfatss
DELEGATES 10 THE LATE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
II TOWN.
Some Of the delegates to the late Baltimore con-
venti0n spent the day In this city, seeing the
sights. The Jackson Democratic Association has
made arrangements to nre salute this evening In
honor OF the visitors.
ENTERTAINMENT c0NNITfIR.
The entertainment OF the visitors was looked
after by committees representing different local
clubs as follows:
Columbia CluO-E W. Anderson, william Dick.
son, Gen. A. 81. c. Denver, G. C. Bennett, Chas.
Thompson, Chas. Elliott, Watson Boyle, n L Wei
Ter, Wm II. Claggett, Harry West.
Jeierson,y. Emmner, 1r. J. g Garner, Geo.
Eckert. G. Neuman, d Warren, X. II. SYLVESTER.
Geo. Z LaBarre, u. Wetsenborn, G. Wetsenb0rn,
II. Claggett. VIM. King.
Young Mems Ciub-James Addison, ChaA b.
Smith, JOS L Co0rnbe, ]. b. Doyle, Hiram Doyle,
DR.. o. II. Coumbe, Arthur Small, A. c. Jenkins.
South Carouna-Col J. +. Treult0n, R1 1clver,
Col. FarrOw, J. Dougherty, Col J. Lpecomh, w. b
Mcdaniel. Geo. H. Ingraham, G. G. Manning. K 8.
New Jersey-H. J. DRAKE, Andrew Nailin, "a.
9athiewa Rob. Ailliard, Dan Murray, John Hogan,
n. H. stevens.
.Alabama-. p. Dawson, Sam. Isadore. n. B.
Abercrombia, Mcconnell Shelly, =. L Nitchen, B.
4 Walker, Il D. Hammer, p. b Vaughn, J. w.
Dawson, Henry y. Reese.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The Recommendation OF the Board Of
Vtsit0rs 10 Annapolis.

The board OF visitors 20 the Naval Academy has
made its report 10 Secretary whitney. Among
the recommendations Is one that the academic
course be reduced from six 70 four years The
reason for adopting the six years course Was that
the number OF appointments 70 the Navy would pe
reduced, but the law at present restricts the num-
Der OF appointments 10 the number OF ex-
isting vacancies, snd the proposed change,
Is thought viii be beneficial alike 20 the cadets
and the Government The board Is of the opinion
that the two years sea service Is without value,
and that II Is manifestly TO the injury OF caaets
that they should be Kept from preparation for
those pursuits which they may propose 10 follow
In life.
DIVIDING THE FIRST CLASS.
The board also recommends that the first class
OF cadets be separated into divisions at the begin
ming OF the fourth OF the course be directed
Into special course OF study designed to nj them
Tor the particular branches OF the naval service 20
which any OF them are destined TO be appointed
~ Is recommended that apartment houses I've built
Tor the use OF Officers detailed at the Academy,
and Obliged 70 live In town at great expense. Tue
super1ntendents request for q new and fully
equipped vessel OF modern type the training Of
ca1ets Is recommended by the board.
The board was composed OF Rear-Admiral c. K
r. Rodgers president; senators E. {. walthall and
Algernon s. Paddock; Hons Geo. ID. WISE Mm.
McAdoo, c. A. Boutele, y z. Gillette, Indiana J. W.
Brown. Arkansas; j. Proctor Knott, Kentucky; j.
7. Bianton, Missouri, and Francis j. Gully, Penn
sylyania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

PASSED ASSISTANT PAYMAsrRR r. M. T. BALL has
been ordered before the naval examining board
for examination for promotion.
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WITHOUT THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATUREs The
following special pension bills have become laws
without the Presidents approval: Sarah J. Tomp-
kns, VIM. M. Davis, Eleanor s. Lawson, j. Rock
Williamson, Susan l. Watson, Emeline C. Young,
Webster c. Webb. Belle NJ. Baker, Deliah vaude-
vender, Franklin Long, Benz. +. Byers, Mrs.
Lovina J. Reeves JnO. Magher, Maria A. Sails
bury and Almira Morgan. only children OF Major
Abner Morgan, OF the Revolutionary Army; Mary
Command, VIM. M. Dayton, Susan Jones, B. 8.
Van Buren, Franklin White, Peter c. Cheeks, VIM.
II. Ii. Buck and JnO. Langland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

TREASURER HYATT has gone:,to: New York for a
week. Assistant Treasurer Whelpley viii act as
Treasurer during his absence.
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The Enserprise q Chrssssansa.

CRxurIANiA, July THE United States steamer
Enterprise, which was ashore at Drobsk and Was
hsuled on by Norwegian tronclad, arrived here
yesterday. She w1ll probably b d0cksd foe exams-
nation.
t has been sscegssaned that the Ensepriss dcss
viii sAA On ThuWdny.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

POSTMASTER APPOINTED. - John c. Raper has
been appointed postmaster at Austinvtlle, Wythe
County. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

T0pAY.
Yesterday was rather DISAPPOINTMENT 70 hot
weather people, FOR the Thermometer did not 90
above "a, . couple OF degrees lower than the DAY
before The prediction this morning b for station
ary temperature. followed on sunday By cooler
weather, but &c n more than likely that to-day the
mercury VIII nestle around the 90 point and that
Tomorrow cooler VIII not be much of drop.
They aay g the Signal Odce that theSo are no tp-
oacAucn u 1Aan, o&thor local o general Tor to0Ay.
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GEN. Duane's Successor.

COL CASEY LIKELY TO BE NOMINATED MONDAY.
The President has decided upon the appoint
ment OF Gen. Duane's successor as Chief OF Enpi.
neerS of the Army, and has been waiting for q
couple OF days for session Of the Senate SO that
the name could be sent In. 1t has un0f1cially
transpired that there is no doubt OF Col. CaseyS
apDOfntment
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Anxious % Get 10 Nonquitt.
0xM. eHERIDANs coNDrTIoN-INrERksrKp I'M a

The q. 8. 8. swatara with General Sheridan on
board, dropped anchor In New York narbor at 8
O'Clock last night General schoneid ana party
OF omcers Immediately put out In the cutter
Atla4tic from Governors Island and were taken on
board tae Swatara, where they saw the general In
his swinging cot After few minutes they left
ior the Island. The following bulletin was issued
at O'Clock last evening:
General Sheridan rested wen last night At
5:25 this morning the swatara LEFT the Cspes OF
general was not at all disturbed or annoyed by the
motion OF the ehip He slept rather more than
usual through the day. His respiration Is less
interrupted. He coughs but little, expectorates
easily, and has q good pulse. He is interested In
the details OF the voyage. and u anxious 70 get 70
GOnOu1tt as noon "a pOaSfble1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY--lnternal reve-
nue., $379,6 $40; customs, $S23, ,526
THE ATLANTA and the Yantic arrived at the
Brooklyn yard this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senator Beck and Representatives Blanchard,
Catchings, Grosvenor, Casswell Henderson, N. c. /;
Clements, with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Camp, Georgia;
SpinOla and Came
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07
CHARGES AGAINST PaRNELL.
How He Answered Them in Parliament
A BURLINGTON TRAIN STONED.

Gen. Sheridan Continues 10 Improve
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST JAMES CHURCH STH ST, BE-
O~2s tween and G ne, Rev. JAMES ". CIARx,
rector-Serviees: sundays morning prayer, 1880
inE, 800 pm; even,song, 7:30 o'clocki sunday
except Saints Days Wednesdays aud Fridays 7:30
I
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REPORT OF The CONDITION
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Al Washington. ia the District of Columbia,
At The close Of Business June 80, 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

x EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 FSE
AssETS-SS9S.2l74a
ONCE hours. from am. to 4 80 m On the hrst
Wednesday in each month the office will be open from
6 to O'Clock pm. Advances will be made promptly
att O'Clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th issue received
day at the Office Of the Association Equitable Build.
ing. l0o3Fst
Shares Are $3.50 Per month
$1,000 advanced ON each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advsntagss Of
the Association are furnished upon application -
THOMAS sOMERvILI.E. Prsst
mo. JOY EDISON. sec'y. jez
R~ CABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEI.-PAR-
- ties desiring to take meals refreshments
AZ the aoovensned place order through tale phone
Ihe SAME will be ready upon their arrival.
M0S, j. BOBfN0Ek 4 6ON5, ProprietorA
Telephons call COO je25-2ws
e~NoTICE : THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
- the dtrectorn OF the Natonal Union Ips. Co,
OF ashinston. for the election Of directors viii be
ne ne'a =, ne once of the conpsny 643 Louisiana
V2-ot Secretary.
- DisiDExb No. -. oAHi'
Dividend Of thirty cents share has been declared
on the capital stock OF this Compeny psysbls s the
sANUEL v. CURkiDENs Trsss1rss.
Warrington DC. July 2. 1888. jy2-i0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

N wS THE BELIEVERS OF THE GOSPEL.
~ future life only in Christ and the establish.
lnent OF the kingdom OF God earth, every
DAY AFTERNOON al $50 O'Clock, in Onumental Bull
ing. l3i fenna avenue, be. lst and I'd SITS NV sub
!eet: THE Yabernacia Of David" Ali are invited No
cOllectlOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
ia los siguientes:

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
ia los siguientes:
SE0RETARIO COMMERCIAL. Cir,
culsfes, ofrefimientos de servicios, en-
trsda en- reIaciones, cartas de credito,
csrtAs de introd ducci6n y de recomepda.
ci6n, tomA de iHfbrmes y demsndas de
loticiss, 6sdenes de bolss, 6rdeneS en-
fAhricAs, en dep6sitosy 4 comisionis-
%, demandss de dinero . los que no
son comercisntes, rebsjas, letus de
cAmhlo, ssuntos en- participation, con-
-iensciones transportes, seguros y az.
siAA transscciones generates, por Hen.
ii Page, traducido del frances pof f.
Valens. l tomo en- l2'. holaDdesa.
AMIGO dc los ninos, por el Abate
Esbstier. Aumentsdo CON variss hbu.
las como en- lS'. Holandeas.
Trsducido, smpli6csdo J adicionsdo
en- 10 parte de Espana y America, por
una sociedad de escritores espafcles J
smricanos,-2 tomos en- g. de 100 pa
ginAs cada uno; teroers edici6n, con
nm nnevo supplemental.
ATLAS geogrAHco Dc Amlrica.-
Dies y Biete mapaB trasados con ma.
cho esmero, con nm rssumen geogrAd.
90, pCr NJ Est9vsnes. T.
ANIMALES salvsjes y dom6sticos
Los). Album i,ustrsdo para ninos,
tradncido del franc6s por Z. Zerolo.
Dibojos de Boconrt, Meewanp, Yam d.
Argent, etc., y ltninss eromolitogrtf.
cas-. tomo en- a., cubiersa en- eromo.
Holandesa. @
LAS OIENCIAH Estursles a
Alcsnce de toe Ninos.- .-rrograma de
Historic Natural BiGisA J Qaimies,
por don Luis MstA Gayoso.
v0Z della NATURALEZA. Co
leee,6n deantcdotan, historias , nove-
lhs tan ttilss come agradablss para to-
do clase de personas, por don lgnsoio
Garcia AAlo. Eneva sdici6n con ID.
minAs, tomo 90 l9.' tsla Ana. plano
eortes dorsdoa.
SAN FRANCISCO De ASIs, (I
glo XIII), por donA Emil,a Psrdo Be.
%, con IN pr6logo do D MAreslino Me
nepdsx J Pslayo, de 10 RsAl Academia
EspaEola. Con lieeneiA eclesikstica.
Segnnda sdiei6n. tomo grasso &c
l2.'. con el retrato de 10 aatora primo
rosAments gnhado.
TELKMAC0 en- frxneks. Nnsva
edieion, con AminAs. tome an Is.
TelA.
nIsToRIA Uuivsrsal para nih1s,
pOs Lais Felipe Asarlla, samenlada
por N. EsltvAnss.~-Un tcEno e. s.,
con zlo graasdSs sepw ssnls ado vissss
nspAs, rstratos de kofnhsss etlshfss
ETC.,, sss-
AhiTMETICA. (TAAda del. pei
don 1HAa Iog1MaAf NasvA ss4Ara.1
eOmpsssA | sosro &c r. Tea
0EO0aAFiA UNIVERSAL asa
CO, postyaea y scaaasaseA, pss Lsss Gre
gu.ss. Issd. De n. Ksttvas<a, . tsns.
80 e., eOa gssesAss. ssssAa. sse=ss,
hohsAssa sasaA. lki), ess Wee
Ncsasaa De carsa saAixs. ! tcsAs e.
So iisstraAa eus s=as - 300 gssAAAas
aibs,aaas pss fas' Dasgssi. Ss@sgAa
as, ai~fasi> nssaA, ssx~ Iva us1 PAS
sAAs acstes Aan3aa
TKLKMACU tins s.sssssAs AsA
pos FsesaAa. T~aasxasx ussa<aAasa
samsst&4s csc sstas seAs~ msk@As
ia, guewnsA AsssasaA lHna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19

LIBROS
recibidos por ell 0ltimo va.
porCorreo ep Ia lmprents
del BOlETlN MERCAN-
TIL.
Pere<iA-Los Hombras de pr6.
siunea-HijA espoaa J madre
2 iomoe.
E~crieh I'll MAr.ir del G6lgosA
2 toInoa.
Codigo Penal Miiitar.
AnooEa de salvaci6n, (Devoci..
narioJ.
C~mino Fccso y scguro para llc
gar al Caeio gldl.
UAa,Ahoa oa--Trncaugia de libroa,
Gula dci ComcTcao J do lA baneA
CAhalicso.-- .--GtamAtioA lAsaaA.
Osluadosn.--id laanersA
IhArA~id. ingleaA
s@nIaa --PciagogtA
dAA A. 1tMStSsEEFsA~
suyEf.As DE PERaz GAL
Dss Ms snsssAa DC "a UxsrmAuo Id
1915. ~ GsaaAtr us s.~aGr, b. Trrrssi
,lp lksA. In vulaas4ste rragsssA
Lsss .apossss1AooA Jaaa MAsxIn E
Esnt~Sa@Asso, LA 14ca sas. Ash.s ID
-a@ LSAs> Ia t&oras~o naA.. H. a~a.
sc ] atse4 h~aAAAa DO by~ ArAKaAr~,
tsAasesas II cSazag~s~ des 49, 1us~S
Sas~sasssN co tA@aaAssan. Ill ~ q.
MAsss J 81 y Go Msyss ts~esnA, TsA
sAas-s. Ia seg@a~a1 ss4A~sA. L-A asw
- ~ tAsss ". 1AA&As. k-nAxsa~
Ts~=as@aeA H. ~ IsAswep> La E.ss
AatuAe> - Fp~a t4aA se usU b
4 as9o Aassse thaAa fssss~aA. uass
taA lurA'aaIsAalA " IA~AA IN. L~ -
aEa4sa Go lse@a@ AmxlA, In lAsnAer~4a
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19
"AGENDA MEDICAL.

En- esta Imprenta Sc hA re-
cibido 10 de 1888, conteniendo el
memorial terapeutico del doctor
Trousscau , otros, y el formulario
magistral del farmao6utico n. Del
pech, con una notieia de las esta-
Clones invernale& del DIR. Valooart,
que recomendamos por ser de gran
utilidad para los SFea. Medicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19

kaa snprsA b dispnssss rssisa.sns.ta
Qne Ios vapoFss 10 ID Easma, Que sAlsa del
naefto do bm1DsAw Il - q es1a mss, 60.
dususa, sdsmAs 4 b essss - sIasl vswse ,
Il % k CeuAa, nd b % . pssssais - lss
pusrtee sxtraajRsa R~A A~ 1wAass ,
lmSwss, para 1stA Roam l101eAA
Les 1sssss e lA 0NYNlss gss de-.
3 ssts pssrss n 9ivl1sa q Nwts q
EspsAs, sslsn 4 6satsAGw Ysrs Il.
vsfposl y II sstS ptale pesu 81 Hssrs
Pte..nieo, MAfse l. d iSee.--Les coaae
Eslasiss, E6braos q 1Esiess.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19
GIRO NJ QDS.
DE todas classes muy finos y ba4
ratos, y marcos para los mismos.
Gran realization en- la Imprenta
del ROLETIN.

Prvesosas ton - en- IL = e, slsgss.
is@ssts soeaadeseados "a tala. eea
rlaeeAas , ecgtss doradcs:
aANDEAu.-Ma,iana.
J. lSAAtN-MastA
u. G0TIS.--Maiilds, Z tnmos
A0UiRRK Y RoaALIS.-Yirrt !
an
REGINA n. ROCHE.-osn, d
Azas4s. 9 snmoa.
J. RrfL-Hssteria Do Santa lmhA4
=, COOPER - D. Msrssass -
usssilaA
Pillar sISUkS--H8., sspeA ;
9sAssA
LOIRE 0ARClA.-Poedaa
BRETON ID Los HERRgROe,
--0esNs sseexs4aA
yKi-ARpE.-oesas poitieaa
T. FARDO nA1AN.-Saa Fra
sAsse a. AstA
pAsYK-fa Divias Osmsah.
TTiIu 7 o0DlNA.-im H.in
81 -, = kaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19
LITOGRAFIA.
DE
A.LYNN, SUOESORAD DEMORIS.

Constituida nuevamente bajo mi solo nombre, con
competente direction de titles material necesao
m establecimiento de primer orden, contando
nterente personal oezco al pdbco esta industrial pu-
dado eectar cuantos encargos hagan por dciles
complicados que sean Ia segurdad de que dejare
sfeohos todos los gustos enas todas las exigencias
Tano simple area como 81 artfstico diploma; el SEN
peuueo lete como elegante marqulla tabacos
Etc. rntiso quedaran satisfaction de los nteresados
tan peectes como los abaos que hagan en- el exane
IN Muesraro de toda case de rabaos que encargue
ye exhbira en este estabecmento SO remitra vueta
de eorreo quien 10 solieite
-.4 FORTALEZA "a.
IMpRENTA DEL BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19
LleNE DE HAvRE-BoRDEAUx A HAITI

Ademas dc las antiques meas rsoalar& mem
Sualments esta isla uno Dc los vapores dc
! ID Compania On solicitud de hetes. r
PAsAJEs TRASATLANTICoA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19
c. A RT Ell e S

con las pesas y emedidas del Sistema Me-
trico Decimal, en- Ia Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL.
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas noveda-
des Sc esperan mas del extranjero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y LitogTafia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las ext
gencias. Baratura nlos precios; elegancia
en- la ejecuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19

Iss escalas do Puerto Hm6a J Gard
uano NO sstin incluidas On 81 itnersfio
uaolAL y por 10 tAnto pueds suprimirse. 81
NO "A haoen dichas sscAlas, lAs ilegadas :
Pnsrtb. .Rloo % aAtidparAn uno . dos dias
xYMRA d Las A1xx16A0s
vapor N. /. ViLLAvERDE,
II :" n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19
SE VENDE.

u ss sAssas As esaaassx, issa sesssfss.
saa aAas ass aAs , tass. ssasnsssisa. ssssssss.
ss, smM saasaAs sassss fs~ssss nsssSrss4aa.
lnaasastsAa sa Il msasg t1sassn~a T@n
sasa - ssass.s 80 sussass s@a HasA.ass 2 ~
asssss. MAJ ssssss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-19
LIBI2OS.

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-24
Around Wing Lane.

The new house of Mr.. Solomon Denels-
beck, near Wing Lane, is nearing compile
ton. He intends having a nice portico on
the front, which will add greatly to the at
Effectiveness of the place. He intends TO
dig a new well, in place of the one now in
use. The plasterers are at work, and from
present prospects, the house will be COM
pleted in about two weeks. When finished
it will be one of the handsomest houses in
this part of the country, and will be SUBJ
~stantial as well as handsome.
On the night of the 18th, as one of the
respected residents of this township was re-
turning from Pitman Grove, at about II
p. NJ, a shooting star was seen, the glow
of which lasted for about half al hour.
The star was seen in the north, and moved
toward the south. Such a phenomena as
this is very rarely seen.
The watermelon crop in this part of the
country is very good, and there are several
fine patches in this neighborhood.
The Wing lane Sunday SCHOOL, held their
annual picnic on the 10th. The attendance
was good.
The creamery at Monroeville, owned by
Messrs. Mcfarland & Garrison, is doing a
very fine business. The butter made there
is excellent, and managed by two such po-
lite and obliging men as the firm is COM
posed of, it would be very strange if the
business did not succeed. The store, which
is run in connection with the creamery, is
one of the incest stores to deal at that the
writer knows of. ANON.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-24
A Mistake Corrected.

In the Port Norris correspondence Of the
Bridgeton Meas, one day last week, ap-
| peared this item:
Edmund Humphreys, of Woodstown, has
given VIM. Smell, the spar maker at this place,
an order for q 75-foot flag pole to be placed on
Mr.. Humphreys lawn at his home at Woods
town. When erected he Will place thereon q
handsome Harrison and Morton flag. The
pole will be finished in the best manner and
will be surmounted by a gilt ball 1G inches in
diameter.
A subsequent ssue of the News contain
ed the following, which is much nearer
the truth:
wHooPs 'ER UP For FISK AND BROOKS.
To the Editor Of the Nea0S.
Your Port Norris news picker is too far from
the centre of the Universe-to wit, Woods
town-to get the true inwardness of things.
Edward b. Humphreys, mot Edmund Hum
phreys, for, as Betsy Prig remarked to sairey
Camp, "there amt no SIGH purson, " has given
an order fora 75-foot spar, but it won't adorn
the lawn Mt his home in Woodstown, nor will
it bear a Harrison and Morton flag. 1t is in
tended to place iii front of his new and hand
some hotel on East avenue, the 'East Ave
nue." and politically it will be non-partisan.
Mr.. II. whoops 'er up for Fisk and Brooks,
when periodically moved, and says that IIar-
rison will have to skin along without his help
this season.