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Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Conductor Sherman Again on Ills Car
 and Driver JHdd Retired.

Conductor Sherman, who was taken from his car on the Fair Haven and Westville road because of the hose incident of last week, has been put on again and Driver Judd is now discharged. It Is rumored that the sudden change is owing to friendship between sherman and Chief Hendrick. President Ives had private talk with Judd last week and shortly afterwards Judd gave up hiS po- sition Judd is young man and brother of Conductor Judd of the same road. Conduc- tor Strickland'a car was in the same predica- ment as to crossing the hose, but the conduc- tor had his car left and drove his horses to the barn where another car was taken out.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Saratoua SDrinua.

Those contemplating going to Saratogs this season should apply at the agency of tht Continental Hotel at Beers Photo. Parlors 762 Chapel street, where the best accommo- dstions can be secuted, at prices much lower than at many other hotels in Saratoga. It is best to make arrangements for rooms in ad. vance, if. the best are desired. Quite mum. Der of people from this city are booked fol August at the Continental.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
OT she Rails.

caboose and one of the rear cars on tn Northampt on freight, due in this city be tween six and seven, jumped the track las evening in the cut a few feet south of tn Grand avenue bridge. A southbount freight on the Hartford division and the Ali line express due in this city at 6:5S were de tained few minutes. The cars were re placed on the rails
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
may to Hall.
u19 sU OOAIs l: I'll write you g short letter

Dear Bell: I'll write you short letter To say I'm wonderfully better;
 How much that means you ought to know, who saw me just one month ago Thin. nervous, fretful, white as chalk, Almost too weak to breathe or talk; Head throbbing, as if fit for breaking, A weary, ver-present aching. Rut now life seems different thing: [ feel as glad as a bird on wingl I say, and fear no contradiction, That Pisreeis FAyorite Prescription Ta crandt Why, I'd ha16 died without itl aTa fllinks there's no mistake about it. Tt'g driYen ali my ills sway: Se1s cone enaseel yeuEs eYer, MAH.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
A Watermelon Feant.

The ladies of the Haven Memorial M E church on Sperry street in order to raise funds to furnish the parsonage propose to hold tomorrow evening lawn festival and watermelon feast. All ticket holders present before 9;30 p. m. will be served with water melon free of charge. There will be ar abundance of confections and an enjoyable evening is promised. The affair commences at o'clock The price of tickets has beer placed at fifteen cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Coming WeadIngg,

The marriage ot Dr. Ehni, the dentist, and Miss Hillsdorf of Park street, this city, ii announced to occur on Thursday, August 3 The ceremony will be held at the residence of the bride.
 MT. Charles K. Hutchinson, of this city, ii soon to wed an attractive New York lady.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Tuesday, July HA, 1888.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TOD

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DA! Carpets Rugs, Etc.-N. H. Window Shade Co. Favorite Prescription-Dr. Pierce. First Game-C. E. Hart & Go. For Rent-Tenement-T0 William Street. Lost-Dog-Miss Gregory. Mathushek Piancs-Tre6t Shepard Company. Previous to IRventory-Wm. Nicely & Co. The Above All Cottage-N. B. Strong. Wanted-Bench Mculders-deorge M. Ballard. Wanted-Room and Board-F. Wanted-Woman-475 Orange Street. Wanted-Situation-7 Broad Street.
 Wanted -gituations-775 Chapel Street. Wanted-Situation-26 High Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
THE TWENrY-sEvRNTM c. V.
Reunion at HIIls' Hemestead, Savin
 Rock.

In deciding upon August 29th for the an- nual reunion of the Twenty-seventh regi- nent the committee make a desirable change in making the date one week earlier than usual. It is also proposed that this year the veterans shall have enough to eat, and fol this object, if for no other, Hills Homestead at Savin Rock has been selected. The vet erans, with their families and friends, will assemble at the Green at 10 a. m. and take cars for Savin Rock. The business meeting will be held at II, and at 9 o'clock the mem- bers with their ladies sit down to one of Hills shore dinners.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
auiffnrRixorce.

Yesterday afternoon Mir. Jacinto Casariegc through his attorney, Edmund Zacher, made application to the Superior court for di- vorce from his wife on the charge of adult cry with the painter Parker, whom she left town with, taking s1 300 instead of $500, as has been previously reported in other paper
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
A Slight Fire.

As Canton Golden Rule was passing its headquarters in the Exchange building last evening on their street parade some ladies in the Canton's rooms displayed red fire. The fire dropping on the awning at Koek's drug store beneath set the canvas in blaze Mir. Mix, of the store. promptly put out the mini ature oonaagration by stream from hose The damage was slight,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Gold Mfnfng tn Danbury.

Dr. Fox has been assaying some rock from Danhury, which he finds contains the pre- oious metal, but in such small quantities that it does not warrant the working. He is con-
 fident that if mining was done deep enough
 rich veins of the precious metal might be discovered, and thinks he can locate one such mire
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
WARRINGTON COUNCIL.
order of United American Mechsnics- Brothers in Something More Than

Washington Council No. 2, O. U. A. N.
 held its regular weekly meeting last evening
 in Grand Army Hall. Notwithstanding the
 intense heat, nearly two hundred members were present, strongly indicating the rapid
 growth in this city of the Order of United
 American Mechanics. A new and costly set
 of regalia was worn by the officers for the
 first time last evening. A pleasing incident
 of the meeting was the reading of letter iron,
 the widow of recently deceased member oi Washington Council, in which she expressed
 her heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and substantial aid the brothers of the order rem dered in her distress. Although it is the policy of the American Mechanics to keep these matters within themselves, it has leaked out that during the widows absence from home last week, members of the council gained access to her dwelling, and upon her return the following day she found an ele- gant $35 cooking range in her kitchen and several tons of coal in the cellar.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
A aanaihIa man

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It is curing more cases of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, oroup and all throat and lung troubles than any other med ieine. The proprietor has authorized any druggist to give you sample bottle free tc convince you of the merit of this great reme- da. Large bottles 50c and $1. d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
At OrIentaI Park.

Tudor's amateur orchestra, under the lead ership of George Tudor, gave fine rendition at Oriental Park last evening. They give concerts at this place three times week and their music is enjoyed by many people sum- mering at the shore.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Rmrnad Wafh I.ima.

Pasquale Alici, an Italian, was taken to the hospital yesterday afternoon. He was at work in building on Congress avenue when he had his eyes severely burned with lime
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
NOTICE,

Persons leaving the city for long or short period during the summer can have the JOURNAL AND COURIER sent to any ad- dress at the rate of 50 cents month, postage yno91
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
NEW HAVEN, CONN
tnn RnHaa.

ONE YEAR, $500; SIX MONTHS, $S.0O; THREp MONTHS, $1.5o; ONE MONTH, 50 ovrrs. ONE WEEK, 16 GENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 8 GENTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
CAUSE FOR Gnumn1rrG.

First Avenue, West Haven, Undergo.
 ing RePaIrs-A Little Needed Work
 Done az the Wrong Time-Pleasure
 Drivers Judgment.
 First avenue, West Haven, is now under going repairs. A gang of men is at work ostensibly repairing highway which, in the opinion of many resident of the borough and many frequent drivers to the shore, needed no repairs. But if the road must be repaired, the officials seem to have chosen a most unhappy time for the work :. First av- enue is a leading highway to the shore and during the summer travel over the road Is very heavy. That it should be torn up at
 this time, when the work could have been accomplished better in the spring, period
 of light travel, not only ydisgusts the visitors to the west shore, but large proportion oi the borough residents as well, who complain that soil to harden the street is brought distance of two miles at the expense of tht borough and that the work is done at thif busy season of the year for the purpose O furnishing employment to men who wield { potent influence at borough elections. It ii great mistake to cucumber a highwa. which is 50 thoroughly appreciated by th l public at the present time, forming, as i does, portion of the famous drive to tn Rock,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24

The cost of Mathushek piano is in the material and workmanship and not in the means employed to sell it. It sells itself.
 See them at the Treat & Shepard Co.'S. iy24 eodSW3t
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
WRnted-M

Wanted-Men, women and chil- dren to use the best external remedy in the world for aches and pains. We refer to the Compound Quinine Plasters, which are sold by druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DKPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. O., 10 pm, July 2a, 1888. For thirty-six hours: For New England and east ern New York Fair, stationary temperature, fol lowed Thursday by slightly cooler winds, becoming variable.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
AFae,orx Looklng for . s1.e.

An agent of the large machine works lately burned in Danbury was in Wfnsted last week looking for a site for the rebuilding of their works
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24

President Carnot left valence yesterday for Paris. His departure was made amid enthu- siastic plaudits.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Shigernt fn Rostou.

Shigemi, the young Jap. who graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school last month, has been visiting Mir. Holman, one of the last commencement speakers and high stand man in his class, in Boston for couple of weeks. Shigemi has delivered several lec- lures in the city which have met with great aucnana -
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
Special 9ntices.
DON'T LEAVE TOWN Until You Have Read This
 Advertisement.

We have made prices on all our Summer Clothing that will insure the sale of every garment in our stock. July and August are dull months, and we always have clearing out of odds and ends at prices much below the real value. Our object is to clean up and get ready for the Fall season. Economical buyers will avail themselves of this opportu- nifty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
NUESTRO EDITORIAL DE- HOY.

Damos ell lugar preferente que
Sc merece, va por ell asunto de
que trata, va por las personas que
la firmau, a la anterior rectifca.
cs6n, que nos remiten desde Ma
drid nuestros distinguidos amigos
y dignos Diputados por esta Isla,
los Sres. Solery Alcala del Olmo.
Siempre neutrales nosotros sobre
la forms de llevar q cabo la gran
diosa obra de los FerrocarriIes de
Ia Provincia, para pedir y desear
dnicamente que ell proyecto sc
realizase, de cualquier modo que
pareciese mas acertado y conve.
niente D los intereses generates
nos imponemos hoy un deber dc
cortesia y de justicia, al dar pa
blicidad al anterior documento
cuyo dnico objeto es ell de resta
blecer la verdad de las cosas, vi
tanto des6gurada por diverso'
commentaries y suposiciones que
Sc han hecho con motive de |.
subastA de dicha interesantisim.
obra, y de Ia actitud de la repre-
sentacion puertorriquefia, en- rela
cion con Ia misma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

Sc anunci6 el propd$to de di.
rigir una interpelaci6n al senor
Ministro de Ultramar, con mott
vo de este asunto. Greene que
los ardores belicos Sc han apaci
euado, pero, 81 asi no fuese, cres
", amigo nuestro, que no falta-
ria quien estuviese al lado de aque
| y al de los verdaderos interese!
de esa provincia, aplaudiendo ls
correctisima conducta .observads
por ell digno Consejero de Ii
Corona.
Lejos de haber habido la una
nimidad que indica la "Carta d.
Madrid cada opinion tiene J
conserva su posici6n respective
bien defnida.
Agradeciendole mucho la in
serci6n de estas lineas, nos reite.
ramos de V. ah'mos. amigos y
S. S.
@. B. S. M.
AntoniO Soler, Manuel Alcald
del Dino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18

espec'al del inteligente y laborio-
so empleado, nuestro amigo don
Jose Patifio, quien, como es sabi.
do, tiene q su cargo, desde hace
muchos amos, la redaccion y ARE
glo de aquel importante documen.
to. Y, ell estampar esa menci6n,
IS naturalmente para ratificar 10
dicho otras veces por nosotros y
otros colegas, en- ell sentido de
que Sc hags slgo por los sefiores
Jefes de Hacienda para premiar
los servicios de aquel inteligente
funcionario, con algdn ascenso.
que lie permita salir de la esfers
de escribientes en- que aun Sc en-
cuentra.
Seguros e.tamos de que nues-
tro distinguido amigo, ell Excmo.
Sr. D. UIpiano Valdes, que tan
dignamente ocupa en- la acuali.
dad ell alto puesto de Intendente
General, tomara en- consideration
nuestras indicaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
AG u A.

En Ia session del AyuntamientO
que tuvo lugar anoche So ocuD6 h
Corporation del importante asnnto
de Ia provision de aguas HS
"a d1as que nuestro celoso Alcalde
estaha estudiando este asunto '
hacienda gestiones para eonseguir
Ia traida de aguas potables con a
menor gasto possible; y merced a
espontaneo ofrecimientodel Excmo
81. Brigsdier Comandante Princi-
pal de Marina, es posible Que 81
consiga mejor y mncho mas ha
rata que On amos anteriores.
FL Ayuntamiento acord6 acsptar
el patriotico ofrecimiento de nnes-
ira distinguida Autoridad de Mar
IA. que consiste en- poner ma
laneha grande s sa disposici6n
para este servicio [ Ia que ser6 Ne
molcada poe Ia de vapor del Arse-
nall siempre que So le facilite ma
peQuenisima cantidad para prena-
rarla embellishments, ' con en-
yo ohjeto - ahri6 por el pronto nm
eredito dc eien pesos casi triple
del pedido J sin psEjuieio de am
pliarlo hasta donde sea precise '
- pida
En- In provision dc que pudiese
presealaFse algana ayeria s diflcul-
tad, D fnese insnaeiente Ia laneha
eitada. cosa no probable, acorIl0
tamhien a Conceio autOrixar ~ a.
Alcalde para coRtratar otros ma.
daos dc saminlstrar, tales como loa
aliibes que snrten & los baaues An
bahia. 5 el traspOFte en- al farNo-
eaEsil desde Bio -pledras.
III motlyo 10 10 haherse tomaao
Antes resolaci6n sohre q particnlar
Aa sido dnioameata Il deseo "A
eSitar gastos haAta a liltimo extre-
me- paes esles dias pasados. ' ann
hoy Aay t0lasia aqua en- "a Capi-
~ aanqae 40 ea todos los aliioes
y oien - yerdad que los que d
Aenen. como % natural, Ia raaar.
'aa sa 10 pesihle - lo elett0 caa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
iBUEN PRovECHO!

Conmovedor = sonoro ditiram
DO de 1ica Eg Popular de Ponce
I'm periodico federal madrileno
que Sc tituls La Justicia.
Por sntifrasis indudablemente.
Porque llamarse La Justicia
pub,icarss en- ell coraz6n de Ia
madrs patris, defender Ia autono
mia ultramarina y lamar palabro.
tas y vulgariiades de brochs
gorda contra Ia benemerita colec.
tividsd que en- estas Antillas com.
bate sin cesar, y sin fatigs, y sin
particulares miras ningunas, por
Ia Patria una ( indivssible, por
el Immaculate prestigio de su
buen nombre y por Ia imprescrip-
tibilidad de su derecho Ipuede
darse mayor antifrasis. mayor
sarcasmo, mayor ce versa, ma
yor denuesto & Ii lcgica, 4 Ia
razon y 4 Ia misma iusticia cuyo
venerando nombre Sc toma como
pantalla, 8 eusndo mas como
ainbolo de 10 qre no esp, -.
lLlamarse Jksticia, J ser elo
siado y aplaudilo y encomiado,
con acompsaaplento de timbales
y clarines, poI m periodico auto
nomista de las eamaniulas de
III Popnlrl
sQaisn enliende esto9
No 10 eater deIA 81 que des.
eonoxcA qaisa Is 81 Popa ar, 10
que 90 el modus riesadi del auto.
nomismo; el que no profandiee Ia
sealidad dc las eosas y de las
IDEAS.
Psro 10 enteadeEA en- seguida
oil que pare mientes en- 10 que va
hemos iadicAdo; sa que la hss
tseta eonsAhida pressnde ofender
y eAlamniAr al Iaeoadieioaalismo
espAaol dc este pals. eoavhtisa
dose en- apologlssA oheioso del
aasonomlamo aaslllano.
poE cato sasoaa Al Popalar
bamhAagieo dlsltamho 4 La 1ast..
80. gos sao le dsdieA FssoaAnle
loA.
por ESQ dice de Ia .l1sAesa
aae 60 aao ~ les psna aisoa mas
ssapslaIos ls Madrid.
2QaS aAAs "a Pppatas, lssIs |
Peace, loa Ailasss del raspelo |
e0s4slalAd0 pas eAda mo ds los
pegs1daeoA saAsslss ascss
f0E sao, sspestAos, llama a.
lsFasar = vo<ego sloxaea.A 1 Lal
-fssissas, 1 lle.sEades 4 los ssaAc |
.assa aSl miamo sAaso soHao Al
tAsFs at y sss0mlsadA eaac 1
~ Anaikoa gas lsAa i selsAa
Aaasa ssls6ai pes - sasaa. dice,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
hOISlElR RAYMOND Lii BRuN.

Va hemos annnciado II negads
de cato distinguido y respectable In-
gcnleEo, eacargado por Ia Compa-
Aia eonecsionaria de- los primeros
esladlos de nuestros ferro-carriles.
Despnss do haber reeogido en-
esta Capital los datos mas 1tiles y
eonsenisntes para 81 ooieto, y dc
slsisaF alas principales antoridades.
alendo atendido por todas de la
maneEa heasvola que corresponds.
sAlio cssa laEde ca direction 1 Are
eih>. desde cuyo paato continaara
recorrlendo el litoral. No dnda-
laoa que las aasoridades y perso-
nas Indus ensea dc cada pohlael6n
pos doade passs 10 prestaFAn toda sn
cooperation y apoyo. NosotFos le
Eeoosneadaaloa 1 nlesttoa amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
Es ca,

A eontlRuAelon damos al e1
tEaeto Dc 10 Mas pEiacipAl qas
eoniiene 10 que acAhA Dc puhlleAr
- inisndeaeia, y es Il coTssapoa
dlente q 1857, Lama desas las
- . atensl1a IL pFoslisad coa
zoe ss hA PUhlieAdp, J ssso. sssa
d. ia lTabslo muy eumplsja =
sateaso, hab'a alto da celo d.
aqasl teatro hal sFiot d. llAeisa
d J Dc .os digaos faae . .slas j
sas SFdeess. Enne eiso.. y per
10 qae TsAItstA 81 Eetalle t4Ahs 10
gas aes oeaps, dshs4 aoa galsss
hassE Easss J msTssiaA msaslen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
" VUEGO EN TODA La LtNEA /!

La VOC de "ifuego en- toda Il
Inca +" ha sido ohedecida Dol
el maltrecho ejercito autonomis.
ia.
Els de yer con que Juror, pero
al mismo tempo con que mals
punterfa, dispara todas sus pie.
zas aquella hueste contra la pri
mera autoridad de la provincia,
con motivo de la justa y legal
suspension del Ayuntamiento de
Ponce.
va 10 We ell sefior General Ruiz
Dana.
Yea con que facilidad Sc ha 70
to aquella epica adhesion con
que ell autonomismo, no cierta.
meDte porque asi 10 sintiera, sino
para mortifcar la memoria de
otro gobernante, Sc brindaba y st
ofrecia y Sc presentaba y Sc en-
corvaba ante nuestro actual Jefe
Superior, en- los comienzos de su
mando.
Els axiomatieo, de caj6n, como
Sc dice vulgarmente.
Esa adhesion que nuestros ad.
versarios prometen siempre d to.
dos los gobernantes de Ia isla, al
lniciar su gestion, pende de muy
delgado y quebradizo cordel.
Basta ell mas pequefio golpe, ell
mas pueril caprieho desatendido
Ia mas toDta exigencia no satisfe.
cha, para que ell hilo &c rompa =
yenga a. suelo con estrepite aque.
Lila Unstable y comica adhesion
pendiente de q.
lQue contraste con el beneme.
rito partido Unconditional, tan
ultralado por aquellos poliieo.
egolatrds y pour rire. tan por elIos
ofendido y calumniado; siempre
leal y sinceramente al lado de los
Gobiernos, de Ia Autoridad. de los
Verdsderos intereses y sspiracio.
mes de la Patria y la proyiDcia,
del Oh den, de las institueiones. 10
mismo en- los tiempos bonanei.
bles, que en- los del huracGn de las
pasiones, que en- los liempos del
rigor, y de la adversidadl
Ia 10 Ee el senor General Ruis
Dana--yolyemos d deeir.
iEcee hom0i
lie aqni al Partido autonomis.
Ese partido, al cual han pintAdo
en- Ia Corte los LAbrAs, Y Viaea.
rroDdos, y AlfonEos, III Lie.
raj. y III Dia, ylo peritdieos sina.
Isgmatieos, como 81 prototipo Dc ID
de IL eonsecusneia, dc IA
resignation Leroies, del caballe
resco preceder. de d Grmeaa Dc
eonsieeiones 4 idsas, del deain
teres. de 10 abtegaei6G, etc, etc
lila bastado Ia utpensi6n del
Ayuntsmiento de Poaee, hA has.
tado una justa y | gal me- edida con
ira IN Manicipio--en su iamenss
mayoTia eompnesto de- comgadys,
De lA preaaA autonomista, cue sso
o 10 cue e lleea al saetano 81 au~
'onomlsno, Cue Il toquea 1 sas
eomPAdfes, sagtados, iuvi3lslles
pa'a que desde t.sdA ID llas.
dispaFase aqaeila contra ID Auto.
Fidad Superior las batslias lOd.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-18
LA ESTADLIICA DE- 1887.

Ell comercio universal de esta Isla,
en- 1887, assemble q ll.012,964 pesos
S3 centavos en- valores; y sus derechos
& $1.9lO,690.87, que compsrados con
los producidos en- ell sflo anterior, dan
una baja de valores de $l0S,579.2l, y
500, 1902 aumento de derechos, con,
sistentes en- la mayor importation de
los Estsdos- Unidos, como Sc vera mas
adelante.
Entire los articulos que mas aumento
han tenido en- ell afio 81, ein incluir los
tejidos, Sc encuentran los siguientes: