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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
S0CIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL,
Conrocotoria d Junta general ordinaria

En- cumplimiento de 10 que prescri
be ell articulo 48 de los Estatutos, J
para los fines que en- el mismo y en- g
50 Sc expresan, Ia Junta Directive, en-
session ordinaria de esta fechs, ha acor.
dado "a celebration de q Junta gene.
raj, tsmbien ordinaris, senalAndo al
efecto ell dia % de Fetrero pr6ximo, 4
las II del mismo, en- los salones del
Casino EsPsnol, y para la cnal Sc con-
voca por Ia presente q los Sres. Accio.
nistas, que cen arreglo 4 los "a men.
cionsdos Estar ntos tienen derecho de
asistencis.
Al efecto de Ia celebration de dichs
Junts, Sc advierte que desde hoy queda
fjada al Idblico en- el sitio de costum-
bre, Ia lista de los Sres. Acciouistas
con derecho de asistencis, 4 fin de que
los interesados puedan estabecer las
reclamaciones oportnnss, dentro del
plazo del art. 50 del Reglamento, re-
comendAndose ell recuerdo cumpli-
mieDto de los art. 48 al 81 de los E.ta
tutos y del So al 80 del Reglsmento,
con arreglo al ditimo de los cuales, Sc
expedirAn por Secretaria las corresp pom
dlentes pspeletss, dursnte los 8 diss
anteriores al de la Junta, 8 sease desde
ell Is hasta ell % de Febrero pr6ximo,
smbos inclusives.
Sc sdvierte por dltimo, que desde
hoy, = conforme al art. 94 del Regla-
mento, los Sres. Accionistas, con dere-
cho de ssistencis, podtan presentar por
eScrito : irmsdss, y no de otra msners,
Las proPosicionss con que estimen con-
veDients Sc de cnenta en- 10 citads Jun.
ia general.
Puerto Rico, l6 de Enero de 1888
FL Presidente de turno,
Manuel Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
DEPOSITO De TARACOS


AS II ~ A~9
de la acreditada fabrica de don
NJ. Mufloz Gallart, de Cayey.
Vitolas de todas clases.
Unico Agente en- San Juan,
(P..R.), Heriberto G. de Qreve-
do, calle del Deposito, ndmero l.,
Marina. 9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
f.GARClA DEL REAL, 1un, 40

CASA De PREoTAMOs sobre empeno de prem
das, mnebles, msqnlnas de coser de oda clase
ie ooIetos EIpC modic..
80 venden prcndas, maebles J maGuInas de coser
lus hays4 yencido el teEmino, precios sumament,
1arssoe &c comprar oiIetes, bonos residuos de
ts.oro aoclones de la Socleda1 Anonima de Gre
Tito Mercantu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
PAGOS.

Con el V? Bc de Ia Intendencia
de Hacienda, IA Conta 1uria Gre
neral ha publica 10 en- Ia Gacet0
Ia relaci6n de los pagos de pre-.
supuesto ejecutados por las Cajas
reales durante ell mes de Diciem
brc dltimo.
He aqui Ell resumen de los mis-
mo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
.FEDDERSEN g. co.
IMPORTADOREs, EXPoRTADOREs
Y BANQUEROS.

Depdsito de mercancias secas
Agen tes de:
.Sangerhauser Actien Maschinenfabrik Eisen.
hiesserei.
Sangerhausen, Alemania.,
(Fabrica de ma4uinaria de elaboration de azncar.
Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool.
Northern Assurance Co., London.
North British l. Mercantile Insurance Co., Lon.
don.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., London.
Marine Insurance Co., Linn. London.
Lloyd Andaluz, Cadiz.
..Anglo:- Continental (late ohlendorf's) Guano
Works. London.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
u1AK SASTaE2,A lTALIANA,
JOSE PaOvASl. ro,,,,.,. %

ma moda, "a a labatlesos. Geaeros ingiss a fran
ieses, tspAnoiesy alemanes al gusto del mas exi--
Sente. auf'ldo conssaase. Elegancia y barstura
gran LameFo de parroquiaaos de la sociedad el..
Sante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
0AcETA OE HOY.

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Fasss
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IL sssta s sxsss H.ss sxgass@ !,
ssss 4, sssskaa-8 q J .s II. asasaa
IasaAsass sas*s g Aa ssass AZ q,
- Nssasa v 10 t4s easa 7 aasaa
$3.50 lie EAassxss4ss.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
BO1etin Mercanti1.

% Sinfonfa de Juana de Arc,
Verdi.
80 Final del % acto de Lucia,
Donizetti.
4o Plegaria y rond6 Gnal de La
Sondmbula, Bellini.
81 Mazurka I'm Pensamiento, Ba-
rreta.
81 Danza, por Oampos.
Bien venido.-Ha regresado de
Europa nuestro amigo don Fran
cisco Arrabal, trayendo magnfficos
y elegantes surtidos para su esta-
blecimiento de novedades, sito en-
el local del antique Sol de ORC.
Bien venido!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
La Emulsion de Scott

La Emulsion de Scott
Sres. Scott y Bywne.
Madrid, l de Febrero de 1886.
Muy Sres. mics: L!evo a'gtn tempo
prescribiendo mis- enfarmos ls
Emulsion de Scott, de sceite de hfgad,
de bacalao, con hipofosftos de cal y de
sosa, preparada por Vds., y he obteuido
con ella excsleutes resultados en- lot
casos eu que este medicamento Sc halle
indicado, con Ia ventajs en- su tolersn-
cia y sceptsci6n por los nifios, en- cuyss
Intermediates diat6sicas 10 he emplea-
do.
DR.. Fernando Cabello y Aso,
Medico del Hospital de 10 Latina y de
Ia Real Familia.
Ls mujer que tiens un pelo
Observation-Disclosures, y reluciente, pue.
ie enorguIlecerse de poseer uno de !ot
mas ricos atractivos femeniles-y ls
que no 10 tiene, puede consesuirlo con
Ell uso del T6nico Oriental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
PEDRO REUS YC0. o,., !,

FABRIUANTES De SOMBREROS
A Ia Ultima moda con el mayor esmero confee
cionan somoteros de sodas classes formas para
Aoale os, senoras, ainos ainas, asi como tel, y
oonetes para Cl6rigos
Gran coupe.encia 4 los que procedan de sxtynn.
gero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De ESQUIAGA.

FORTALEZA Z.
Casa de giros y comisi6n. Agen-
les de los correos do Espana J
Compania Atlas de los Estados-
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
ARMAS Y GIMENEz,
Cruz 13.

Vendsn caias de hero para dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27
ARMAS 7: :jImENEz. Gu i

Estsblecimiento de ferreterjay quincalia, surtido
general en- el ramo, vea.as al POI mayor y detail
tlenen coustantenente pedrs plhstioa Portlaud pa,
easanqnns. sigibes y lavsdetos. Precios limltados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-27

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asse. sssssssaaseAs = sss ,as4s asssaassa
as s4NRikas - = sAs aaas ss@s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-30

IGV,Hr TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet o 20 large pages
giving OF duty now in force, ~ ful ioRttheF
tin The entire Free List other valuable Tariff nfor
nation. Timely for reference ana aOso!ueiy correct
VIE IL cents copy. Published BY =" 4he Tribune
NAVY YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-30
Brooklyn proprrtp for Sale ann 60 &c

I OW PRICED LOTS along road. in Brooklyn. in
L. plots builders investors streets severed
and paved valucs rapidly enhancing
rutland 4 WHITING. Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-30

NEW HAVEN Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ tpier 90 f. r. at D. m. and IL D. N, srndsys en-
cep. Steamers arrive IN time for early trains north aa
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

TO LET.-That elegant new four story, high
stoOp house built by samuel CClcord. Cabinet finish
throughout. No 1tS West S1stst a., 500. Call and
examine
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

ITO LIE Er.-HandsOme four-story brownstOne
house, 245 Lexington ave, abeye 3ithst IN hne
dltion w. q. TAYLOR & SONS. 7SS Gthave.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

| ITO LET or for SALE.-A choice house be-
tween 9th and 9th sves. Central Park about
| HORACE S. ELY. % Plne-st
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

ITO LET.-1he highly desirable fOur-stOry
highstoop brownstqne dwellings Nos 49, 20 and 80
East 8lstst. l20 Ma Sonave anil III East I2dst Ap
py TO ARNOLD CONSTABLE K co, 18Th ST. and jth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

EOR SALE or RENT.-West End-ave cor.
70thst the handsome three story Queen Anne all i'm
nrs OWNER.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

ITO RENT on WEST lists -ST.-FurnisheC
i or unfurnlshed.-A thrce-story brownsOne house
decorated, and gas fixtures all improvements.
CIIAS. T.. SCHUYLER & CO.,
4 SIS
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

TO LET-FrOm May -Four story ,housc III
west 73dst between 9th and 10th aves Cabinet
finish e O. BOU RNE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

)tolhABLE CORNEh fhOfERI on ave
~ and other locations private house adjacent 5h
Madison sves. $4,000 100000 Tenement, Norfolk
$4,000; Mulberry S2i.OO0; private houses Madison
$4,000 $4,000: teuemcnts East West sides plot 9th
Ward. s24. 600 ISAAC A. Graves. III BrOadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

DOR SALE.-GIouse. Z rooms fine barn
i ground plenty fuit; price e, 500 easy terms
Address 1. NJ. WALL Rldgewoo1 N. J. No agents.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-15

RTtAsER! sER! Il %SS63v t
4so EHsT AIsoR EGST = e g and frame
ssa EAST gShfS4Y s1ofy ApHi 6r9.nstone 1 nat.
?2o =. u5rH.sT., NEAR sDAyE,
3story hghstoop brownstone dwelling, 1o4x4Sxloolo'
Yves, side. south Of 2s .Sy Saek dwelling and oa
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1s
es. os 1,2. 20 r. "A woosrERsr.
AND Dss, g. GREESESr' Rsd3aS.t
Premises occupied By APcSSF : PsncSass M'rg Co:
AND STORY BRICK AND IRON BUILDING AM
lOsorlOO woo,sf; Greene 1880 50 i1
liberal amount may remain at per cent
500 wILLoUGHBY.AvE. BROOKLYN.
SssidsnSs dining s5tSasiCn II rooms AZ
'0Ass SBs6LpFE 81 i FfsE SALE 81 sc0S'
Favorable Terms.
so AVENUE D, sstOry tenement 2s.7x1oo.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10.
HOTEL PROPERTY At OCEAN BEACH, MI
4TH.AyE. AND A.sT, ,o-,oo-.
rooms II ocean SeWs &C. 4ooo f. Of veand ss
SCI all REQUISITES for running hotel Eli, hs a
open tor Inspection April 49, H. 1s
EXECUTORS SALE
ESTATE fAS hNb sfs
II EAST SD-ST,
SStSGGy SsG iSTh.NvE. S51fh qWfalnS
ras s''S&S %&6 60@glP 724 f9Jf iCfH%yE. i's'Sf
4-story dwelling; leasehod.
ALLEN AND DELANCEY SITS, NORTHWEST con-
and story brick tenemcnts with stores 25xss.4.
AoSGe sale ESQ 70 Close r an ess s B,oomes
IS MARKET.sT.,
5story and Basement brick tenement plate glass store
1912 HAMILTON. ST,
4.stOry front and rear tenements' with store
4s5 EAST 1sTnsT,
q sS SoSO S se%sa y yeJ4 s pes Ssst
MONDAY. APRIL %.
20 WEST 120THST.,
Between 9TH and Lexington avee,
ASSP 9sSsT ssD%3sto2s r. E. coR
nov - "THE XLyiNEss
PEsiEABLX SITGxTyED
64THsT NEAR CENTRAL PARK WEST
e4rusr.. NEA& alfiSgS VEST END-AvE
sernsr. NEAR CENTRAL PARK WEST
block bounded by 15 ASS SSaIIsa and Yves. rna.v
''''A IGScsS I3aD-sr, " NEAR GRAND BOULEVARD.
14sru. ST. NEAR GRAND BOULEVARD
Absolute sale Very SgsSy liberal terms.
1o5 WEST 25TIt ST.-3story brownsone
9th. ST. NORTH SIDE.
200 t. c. Of 6ta-aye., lots 2SxlOOu each
pARK.AVE AND 66TH ST,
ceTUsT sOlrTU SIDE
w. OF Central Park. a desiraby situated lots 25x1ooa
" f. eacs
TUESDAY. APRIL "a
1873 WEST 57Tn-ST.
4stOry basement and cellar heh,t9Op brOwns'one resi-
denoe, 22x3oxlOo oo ,., -
WIN II. RooMEs son, Agent S7s 0A.ave-
soo' SOS' SiO wtTADNEsDAY. tTAD5N APRIL IS:
10TH NEAE AZ m GESTkA tAEK %ES 0s
id5 WATfRsT 3 story brick front frame.
EXECUTORS SALE-il2 and Ala Wes. 53dsa
1880 TO /. 500 TENTH.AyE.,
n O. cor o3d.sL and 93d.st adjoining, -
rour STORY brick apartment and store 10Th
ave- AMI two Sstory and basement brick residences adj
Joining 93d.st, with all night title and Interest 10
Althofs lane. 1sxl00
THURSDAY APRIL 20.
Cos AND 700 wATER-sr,
tenemens with store.
30 CIIERRY:Sr., about 20X241 fes
1 tencments with storo.
813 EAST STH-ST
Two s-story tenements with store
90 per cent may remain Of D per cent
2a4 and s36 Third sve.-5s,ory stores
EXECUTIONS sALE-0S0 Lexingtonaye's
ss,ory high, stoSp bTSwnssnf se,ys seslaessa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30
Pianos and organs cheap. G, O.
Green, SOB 6hipley street. -.--



NEW YoRK, June 29.-Two months
ago Albert E Krnbe married. he wa.
cashier ior Hirsoh b Co., Importers OF
buttons at 427 and 429 Broadway. His
bride was . very accomplished and
beautiful young lady, with expensive
tastes. At the time Of the wedding
Krabe asked for q vacation, but his SER
vices were needed and he Was promised
Q vAcation In June. The date WAS seE
for few dsys ago. Refore starting the
cashier was given check for 5000 10
pay off the employees OF the firm. He
raised the check to 80. 900, handed in
$500, kept the rest and made o bee line
for Canada. No one knew where he
had gone. He did not take his wife, but
sent for her to meet him, and when she
started abe told her friends she was 60
ing to Montreal. ..
Meanwhile the check WAS returned
from the bank and an Investigation fol-
lowed, which showed that Keabe had
taken more money, stated by Inspector
Byrnes to be s6, 900. Forgery Is an ex
traditAble offeDse, but the cashier
doubtless did not know that, for he
made no effort TO conceal his Identity
and detectives arrested him in Montreal
yesterday.
Krabe was well liked by his employ.
ers, and was the recipient OF hand
some salary. he had no bad habits,
and members of the firm are inclined &c
believe that he became criminal solely
to satisfy the cravings OF his young
wife for fine dresses, jewelry and show
He had been In the firms employ fol
years. Hirsch & Co. think they viii
recover part of the money and 1t is be
lleved that they will do ell in theil
power to make the erring young mAn'i
punishment as easy as possible.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30

Did you ever 60 ehoppin22
We'll, reporter OF tae REPUBLICAN,,
In calling upon several weil-known
merchants on Market street tia other
day, was mere than amused ut the dit.
ferent ways In which the numerous
customers asked the prices and the
many times the patient clerks pulled
out place after pisce OF tAs dihsrent
Roods and spread them out for the In
speeliou of tho buyers, or As IL more
often turned out thu "shopper This
piece was too gaudy, the other piece too
high and the other hardly becoming TO
"my" complexion, and doser or mere
excuseH Uhsn, inIteSd Of making pur.
csase, they would ask in the sweetest
| tone of voice, "Will you please give me
a aample? l would like to consult
mother Cor perhaps Bist3r) and get her
opInion.n Some stores give samples,
| while others Will not. We have come
TO tue conclusion shas storekeeper and
his olerta should have the pntisnce Of
Job and the disposition of an angel.
saWe were present at another btcre
when two young ladies' came in, And
after trying on at least seven soft hats
and pushing each other ftom In trout OF
the long pier glass, TO get glimpse oi
themsslves, Kept asking: Are we any
bar ier to suit than Inen?" "Well no,
replied the good.nAtured and obliging
merchant, s'men walk from the gin.s on
this pide OF the room TO the smaller glabE
over the sGfe, and lhen back again tt
where they started from, asking all the
i time, 'IB the hat becoming? How do
i look?," Tho young ladies' at last
turned on their heels and left the store
Q with mi eny THANKS for his kiad1ess and
: o promise to come back and become the
t purchaser OF one Of thOae lovely hats
3 A youpg man then made his appear.
anoe and tried en- eight soft hats, Will
rolling rims OF from one half to thre
inches In width, and after saying tha
G he guessed he would make his old hat d.
/. a willie longer, left with the pertini
/. words that he wouid be back in a feN
!, days aud buy one OF thola BoSton hatt
a II une5s yon will have plenty on hat
wien l want uno." Yas," aaid th
storskeeprr. II think We viii, altnCug
tney arc selling l4ka bot cakes. +"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30

Mayor Rhoads has received letter
from Il Bergier, Butte City, Montana,
making inquiry ia relation to Swiss
named Gallols, who Is supposed to have
died in this country some years ago. The
letter states that Gallois was the Rusrdi-
al of the writer's mother, and that there
was considerable fortune left to her
through him. He offers the Mayor one
third of the entire amount, If 1t should
be recovered through his instrumehtali-
ty He also wishes to learn the where
abouts of Mrs Martha Jane Boyle, who
1t is believed is In possession of iniorma-
tion that will lead to the recovery OF the
money. Enc osed was letter dl-
rected to "Mrs. Martha jane Boyle,
Ihurston, Delaware County, Pa, Box
115", which had been mailed May and
returned to Mr.. Bergier as unclaimed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30

John Gibson of Kent county, Del.
and Miss Phebe Chrlsty of Chester, Pa ,
were united in holy weilock nt the
residence OF tbs bride'a brother, VIM.
Garth, on Thursdzy evening, by Rev.
q. s. Temple, pastor of the st Johns
A q. II. O. Nj. z. Church The best
man was David Money, and the bride
was sttended by Mrs. s Williams.
Several invitsd guests were present,
among them George jackson and wife,
Elias Johns and wife, Mr. Buck and
slater-in-law, Mrs. M Chrissy, and
Miss Il. Money, Mrs. Clara Green and
others. After Teasing on cake and ioe
cream and other delicacies the guests
retired, w.shinR the newly. married
couple Iong life and happy one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30
B|revitiea.
The cheapest IAae house i'm eha csay
RMmFerd hroBL 40A Market ntroes.

The cheapest has hOusa i'm eha cssy
RMmFerd hroBL 40A Market ntroes.
Oupptng and leephing, los L. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Brazilian Balm, Immediate euro fos numps.
Brazilian balm cures q GOLD; 30 doses, 100.
Try Bash's coal ;you will surely like 1t,
Hillard Y. Davis, Jeweler, 8 <. Second OF.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanf's, Is Z. Fourth,
Frank Roop Smith, druggist bth and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front street
Hollis, NO. 4 West I'd street, has returned
from Chicago, and is still open though his
curtains are down.
II you want cheAp picture frames 90 70 q.
K. Baugh, 3o3 West Second street have
the largest stock ill DelswRre; come and SEQ
tor yourselves.
Ross has removed from ll6 Market street
to his Few store, no Market street, with q
large stock of hRta, white shirts, So spenders,
hosiery, neckwear and notions. All of the
latest styles and pricas guaranteed the
lowest In the city, Money returnod II goods
are not satisfactory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30

Last evening As George W, the
eight- year-old sou Of BENJAMIN Beer
bro or, OF No. 73O East Tenth street,
was amusing himself by ridinga We
locipede on Caurrh street, bsSTeen
Tenth and Eleventh streets. 9 dog
owned by a man living In that vicinity
few at him and bit him twice In the
feshy part OF the leg above the knee,
tsaring the flesh badly. The. little iel
low was taken to his parents, residence
and DR.. Mann eummone1, lie areseeu
the wounds and says that there ia great
danger of blood poisoning snsuing. II
is said that the dog is vicious animal
aud that 1t lie kept chained all day until
the ogner retnrns from work In tnt
evening, when no generally turns \
looAe. Mr.. and Mrs. BserbroWer are
very much troubled about the poy'e
Condition, "a hs Is their only son.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30

The commissioners OF the public
school At Newport appear to think tina,
the ine imposed on the teacher, Miss
Morrell, for punishing a pupil named
Dougherty, waa entirely unwsrrnpted.
They sHy the allegation that she struck
him with o half inch pointer 10 false.
that no such article was ever kept In
she sohool, and that she only used q
light switch 10 enforce her commands.
Miss MotIell 10 n lady of fine feeling.
and incapable of treating any pupil
brutally, even on the greatest provooa-
tion. The commissioners hold that they
were able TO prove that the punishment
Of the boy wAs not unnecessarily severe,
and II he had been beaten rs repro
sented, 1t must have been done by some
other party. They further say IL they
had been allowed opportunity to hAvt
Witnesses testify, thas the msgietrate'i
decision must certainly have been DIFF
serent from tho judgment rendered,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-30
KArIrYlNa rnn rIoK ET.
New York Republicans Begin the Gam
paign with Intense Esrvor-rhe Great
nesting Last Night.

n1estinE Last Night.
NEW York, june 29.--The Metro
politnn Opera House Was thronRsd to.
niQht from the outmost edge Of the top.
most gallery 10 the furthest extremity
OF the stage with Republicans who had
assembled under the autpices Of the
Republican Club 70 rAtify toe nomtna'
tiou OF Harrison and Morton. Hundreds
who tried 10 gain admittancs were I'M
able to do so. In the large audience
the number of ladies was noticeable.
They were almost rs numerous rs the
men In the orchestra seats, and In near
ly every box there we're several fash
ionably dressed women. Tbe presiding
officer Of the evening was Ed ward T.
Bartlett, who, In his address, predictsd
the victory Of protection. and referred
| to Mr.. Morton's act in sending supplies
| 20 the starving irish in 1880.
The hrst speaker OF the evening intro.
duoed was Ex-Congressman Roswell
q. Horr, of Michigan. He was receiv-
ed with applause, and the applause was
increased when he said: ~ ceme TO
you from the far West simply for The
purpose OF saying to you people OF the
East that we intend TO j1in hands with
you In redeeming the United States Of
America. The platform" continued
Mr.. Horr, "is complete. 1t gives The
clear cut issue Of protection to the in
dustries Of America. The Issue hal
been narrowed down to the question
which had better manage the nstion--
the Republican clubs Of this country ol
the Cob len Club OF Eagland2" Ea-
thusisstic applause
IGENERAL SHERMAN ON THE SCENE
Al this point General W. 7. Sherman
entered and was quietly taking bis sea
In box, when he was perceived by tn
audience and greeted with cheers tina
continued for several minutes, and th
band played "HAil TO tho Chief."
"I'm glad 10 belong TO party tha
thonors lis heroes" said Mr.. Horr.
Resulning his subject, he said: "Ens
land turned against us when we were II
the middle OF y difficulty that aros
from the slavery question, but We mad
her pay for It afterwArd. When "
Nominated our ticket Great Britain hai
/ lno cheers for us. General Harrison mA
be proud Of bis ancestry, but We de
IpeAd mere upon man for what he
himself than for what his ancestor
were, and in this instance we can .
pay respect to our candidate for Nvin
Iup 10 what his ancestors were and fo
being the equal Of them" In conclI
sicu, Mr.. Hotr discussed the protectio
issue and said that the attempt OF th
Democratic party to put wool and lun
\ ber on the Tree list had removed Mich
gan from the list Of doubtful States.
There was . great waving OF rec
white and blue handkerchieis as Nj
Horr asked: "HoW 10 Nsw Yor
geiug?" and the immense aud
enos shouted, Republican" His mel
tion Incl ientAlly OF the name OF BlAiu
brsught out cheers that lasted full thr'
minutes duIing scene OF intense ei
lthnBiAsm.