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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
GACETILLAS.

res, las magnfficas tintas de escri-
bir, copiar y para sellos, asf como
la legiLilna 6 inmejorable cola liqui-
da, en- preciosos envases, de los
afamados fabricantes e. Matthew
Plessy, de Paris.
i Tinta seleota para imprimir, de
varias classes y colores, en- envases
dc / q 30 kilos, do los acreditados
fabricantes de Paris, A. Levy Fin
ger, Lafeche-Breham y Oh. Lori
lleux y Ga.
Las tintas negras, de escribir,
son instantaneas, y han venido
tambeu EN- barriles de 30 q 100
iitros.
| Todo 10 cual Sc yende & reduci-
dfsimos precios, por haberse recibi-
do en- comlsi6u.
Asi mismo Sc ha recibido ell ri
quisimo papel para cigarrlllos titu-
lado "Las dos Matronas."
N6minas. - NspusSto que las
n6mlnas SO presenter On los CEN
tros impresas, y no mauuscritas,
esta casa tieue el gusto de ofrecer
las, q precios sumamente m6dicoa.
"La InduStria Harinera. He
mos recibido el nd Gnero 10 (Auo
| viz de "La Industria harlnera
mo terna", organo consultor del
molinero, del panadero > del co.
merciante de granos y harinss ;
duico en- castellano que SO pubica
Gu viena, /. Fi,chhot, n6mero B, y
oontiene el siyuienUe sumario: FL
pau e1tranjero.--Las causas de la
crisis mollnense Gu Beigica.-- La
crisis agricola y el aran cel.--OAma.
ras de Uomercio. Motoiee hidrAuli-
cos.-Noticias sueltas. Para puri.
ncar el aqua potable. Los alcoholics
alemanes. Reioj curioso. Oongreso
agricola en- Paris. Mercado XVI
tuternac onal de granos on Vtena.
Chlle. E.tados Uuidos do America
I-Revista agricola y oomercial.--
Secci6n de anuncios.
Suhlstas. An0ncianss en Ia
"GAcetar: La del suminiatro dc
rapatos para los Oabos de vara, J
alpargAtAs para los ooaanados del
Preddio. TcndfA rfecto en 10 5e-
cre,aria del Gobiefno General q
a. del corriente
La do una nnca del E>tado, alta
on el bAtrlo do CAn0vanAs, LJssA.
So rcrlncarA el ~ 81 Ia Iuieudencia
dc HacicadA y Gu Ia Acadia
del eitado pueblo, hmnlEAncauSa'
) te.
/ la del saninissro dc modlciaaa
los prcsos enfsrmos de GAIA ReA
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CllsICl QFllLhel8GICl

5sl do<.nr doa Josi Marti , Cuyai,
MSdico de les Univsrsidalss do Madrid
= Rsreslcns.
E.yalants de los distingaidos oeul.
lssAs D esos Gslpi , earrsras Ara.
go de Barcelona
0issss d pAh.ieo sas services On
cAxusa Calls del Consfeio numsro
-
Asi.,sssia gfstis ! los pOhrss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
aACETA De HOY.

La Gaceta de hoy no cOntiene
dispersion alguna de inter6S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
Llamamos la atsnci6n hacia Ia
T6nico Oriental.

V0nlo0 Ull6ntal.
st. Thomas, Diciembre 20 de 1880.
Sr. Agente de los Sr. Lanman l.
Kemp, presente.
Amigo mio Para su con o
cimiento ; el de Ia casa que Vd
tan dignamente representa-, teDgo
el gusto dc deciarar que he usado
eu mi persona y en- mi familia G
"T6nico Ociental do Lanman &
Kemp, J que los resultados que dc
6l he obtenido han sido altamente
satisfactorios.
A cuantos amigos 10 he reoo
mendado para la caspa les Ia Gu
RADIO radicalmente, por 10 cual creo
que esta preparation CO Ia mejoi
dc 81 clase para aumentar limpial
y embelieccr 10 cabellera.
SOY 50 amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

Casa dc giros y comisiones. Agentes do ID
Compania general Trasatl&ntica hancesa de Ia
del Marques de Campo, de Companies dc Sc
guros contra incendios, de los Sres. Gail 4 Co
de Paris, general para la isla de Puerto Rico
de Ia Banque Trasatlantique dc Paris.
rIENE ADEMAS CASA EN- AGUADILLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
SEVENDEN.

Las easas ndmetos ss ; Sc dc
Ia ealle del Sol. En 10 porteria
del Institute Provincial informa-
ran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
MpRENTA DBL BOLETtN.

Llbros escogidos. Acaban de re-
cibirse en- esta Imprents, los si.
guientes
CHArEACBRIAND. EiG,nio del
CfistiAnismc, Q tomos.-Los Martires.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
Cartss
soLDEvILLA.-Joyss de 10 lite
ra,nra ssrshols.
GHTHE -Werther.-Fanstc.
n. j. de I4ARRA.-ObrAs, I tomos.
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDo.--
IEi PasnAso Espanol, 9 tomoa --0brsa
ssfsaa-Ohras fss,ivAs.
| N. ]. QuiSTASA.-ObgAs.
| ALARCOS.-TsatrA Q tornos.
| FR. l. DE 0RAsADA.-Guia ds
| pseaAosea
A. De soLIa-CoOqais.a De Ne
jiso-
| pres0aoa lonos sn ~ 4, slegan-
tenssss sreas4ssnados sn tsla, cor
plsssAAs , ee1sss dosAdosl
! sAEDEAC.-Ma,iasa.
/ !. IsAAtA MARIA
u. Msiills, 2 .emos.
/ AGrIRaE Y R0SALES.-virgi
sAs.
REGINA NJ. ROrHE.-oseAr ]
A=zaesA.. Z s&~na
( J. AriZ-~ uasssFt. De saasa IAhsl
r. COOPER. -- D. Mssee4ss d
CasSiA
PilAR sisUGs- HS.. .spoa /,
sAAss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
r. ALVNSU. ssiuinss s. JustO:.
roToaAAFo pE LA RRAL CASA.

Con sisulo honoriHco por 8. n. sl Rey. PremiAdo
ION medAlla de plata mencion honorifcA.
Hace pcrsonalmen;e toda clAse dc retrato en- On
lnsvo Establishments (primero en- 81 clsse) do
10 Ia mananA 3 de Ia tards, aunqus al dia sec
aublAdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EzQUIAeA.
FORTALEZA z.

CASA de giros y comisi6n. Agen-
tes de los correos de Espana y
Oompaflia Atlas de los Estados-
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07
sues De c. 6. SAENz &C
FOrtaieZa, 81.

IMPORTAC JRES Y EXPORT ADOKES.
Giraniletras sobre las. .capita.es principales
poblaciones de Espaha,. lsla dc Cuba, Estados-
Uniios lngIaterra.
Agentes dc Ia Ccmpshia TrasatlAntica de
vapores 10 tlSlLLos, Sdsns y C., de Caiix.
Agentes de la UomrGnia de SECURES Msriti-
mos del Lloyd Inges. 1hs indsrscTltins d
esney A ssoei0.ion Lim,tsd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

El Sr. Barahona se arrrj6 al
mismo, y sac6 de alli & la citada
sehorita.
Lo aplaudimos.
Visita.-Hemos recibido la de
nuestro estimado amigo Y CORE j.
gionario de Adjuutas, Don Jose
Aparicio.
A quien reiteramos nuestros cor
diales saludos.
Sensible.-El domingo Iltimo,
pOr la noche, un carruaje lastim6
considerablemente 4 un nifo de
corta edad.
Por 10 cual recomendamos mu-
cho tiento y calma & los senores
cocheros.
Asi SO evitarAn casos como el
que nos Ocupa.
"El Centinela." ."-Hemos recibido
la vista de -EI Centinela, aprecia
BILE colega politico Y militar que We
la luz en- la Habana.
Lo estimamos.
0bito: :-Ha fallecido On Ponce,
|j6veu aun, ell DR.. Don Juan Bautis.
ia Toro.
Descanse en- el Sehor su alma.
Bale benefco, En- obseq uio de
la Asociaci6n de damas para la
instruction de la mujer, tendra efeo-
to en- ell teatro, el 16, un bale de
mascaras.
Bienvenida. - Sc Ia damos q
nuestro estimado amigo y correli-
gionario de Fajardo, don Oristo
bal Andreu Comendador, cuys gra-
Ia vista hemos tenido el gustO de
recibir.
Ascensos.-Ha ascsndido On Ia
Peninsula, q CAPTAIN, nuestro ami.
60 el Teniente dc Ej6rcito don F6-
Liz Navarro Almansa.
Asi mismo ha ascendido q Te.
niente cl Alferez, hijo de este sue.
10, don Carlos P oil.
A ambos Ia enhorabuena.
Cigarrillos E'La Corona. Son
inoomparables; su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
Que fumador de gusto no los sa-
borea Y admirs I
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de O. G..
Saenz y Ga.
0tra vez los Cigarrillos de La
Oorona."-Corona, Y de orc tino,
mereceE sus fabricantes. Esos Ci.
garrillos son el colmo de la deli
cia Y de la mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de 9. G..
Saenz y Ca.
Llamamos la atenci0n hacia Ia
carta siguiente:
Sres. Scott & Bovine, New York,
Muy sehores MOS: Me cOmplace
mucho hacer constar por la presen-
to que los mejores m6dicos de 10
Habsna hacen grandes elogios de
la Emulsion de Scott, ptescribien-
dola constantemente & sus enfer-
mos, debiendoso & esto ell immense
= cada dia creoiente consume que
viene alcanzaudo. Es el medica-
mento lie patente que mas SO ven-
de oil la actualidad.
Soy de Vdes. con Ia mayor con-
sidersci6n s. 8. Q. B 8. NJ.
Joss Sara.
T6nico Oriental.
st. Thomas, Diciembre 20 de 1880.
Sr. Agente de los Sv. Lanman &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

Cigarrillos "La Corona. Son
incorporates; su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival
Que fumador de gusto no los ga.
borea y admirs I
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de @. g.
Saenz y Ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

Otrs vez los Cigarrillos de La
Oorona."-Corona, Y de orc fino,
merecex sus fabricantes. Esos ci-
garrillos son el colmo de la deli
cia Y de la mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de @. G.
Saenz y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

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~ ~ IasassAa4 nssasAsasas -. .s& 80
il musa1 0 SO ssslsasAa gus -
aaaa saaas u asUAa - ~ aaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

BA!a Eon - Ag<aso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-07

Ascensos.-Hs ascendido On Ia
Peninsula, a CAPTAIN, nuestro ami.
60 el Teniente de Ejercito don F6.
Liz Navarro Almansa.
Asi mismo ha ascendido q Te.
niente cl Alferez, hijo de este sue.
10, don Carlos P oil.
A ambos Ia enhorabuena.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
nnu nAxEN DnmoCnAor.

Where's the ERthugIasm-Au is Silent
 -Not an Echo EVen-EveR the old
 Roman SGtrs Them NOt-Wafefng For
 PIsott and 0'Kee6e.
 In view of the fact that an afternoon con- temporary boasts that there is great enthu- siasm among the New Haven Democracy over
 the nomination of Cleveland and Thurman. a
 subscriber asks, "Where is the enthusiasmW
 ssWhat does it consist ing' seWhere are the
 proofs9" He adds: "Four years ago, as many
 will remember, there were salvos of artillery
 heard in New Haven when the news came that Cleveland was nominated. The air over the old Green was charged with the smoke that rose from the firing of the big cannon on the aforesaid Green, and the small boys were out in force. There was then spirit enough among New Haven Democratic of6ce- ! holders to fire of big salute, but now all is silent as the tomb. No powder has been | burned no cannon fired, no rockets sent up. Are the eficeholdsrs sicka Do they regret the | ticketi They certainly don't enthuse worth 8 cent The only and solitary sign shown is a I Church and Orange streets, by the Mitchell | association bearing the names Cleveland l and Thurman. Morris Lynch, the saloon keeper on Church street, has a picture of | Cleveland in his window, however, but this
 is evidently patriotism and business com bined. Evidently the Democracy are not ] tickled much over the ticket. Cleveland I went on record four years ago that nc | man should twice run for president. 1 Then, too, his party has straddled the tariff question as only Democrats can
 straddle, and the poor mugwumps who were for civil reform and Cleveland are now fo1 1 Cleveland and no civil reform; and whereas
 four years ago they stuck to Cleveland, saying 1 the tariff question had nothing to do with their alliance, now they stick to him because of the tariff question. Truly this is funny world Where are the war horses. Gallagher
 Pigott and O'Keefea Perhaps when they get back from St. Louis early next week they will infuse little life and spirit into the 1 tired Democracy of the city,"
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
MnnIcal.

Prof. E. A. Parsons' third recital at Loomis' Temple yesterday proved to be g very fine musical treat, and it endorsed MT. Parsons ability in every sense as a musician of the very best order. His compositions were finely rendered, and the technique dis played was without blemish.
 One of the most pleasing incidental fea- lures of the recital was the violin solo played by our young and talented musician, William E. Haesche It was fantasie in D minor, his own composition (yet in manuscript, very difficult and highly classical, but he proved himself perfect master of his in- strument, rendering the composition with ease and grace, producing full, round and powerful tone. The coloring and shading was very artistic. It was altogether fine effort of the young man, who is rising well in his chosen profession.
 The concluding duet by Mir. and Mrs. Parsons upon two pianos was brilliantly exc cuted, Mrs. Parsons winning new laurels. The whole sixteen pieces rendered by Prof. Parsons were his own composition, and were executed from memory entirely, without notes, severe test for the memory, and oc- eupied one and half hours time.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
DOWN AT THE SHORE.
Millerss New Beach PavllIon-Mnrkt
 Changaa and ImuroHamanfa.

M1ller's New Beach PavllIOR-Marked ed
 Changes and Improvements.
 Mir. O. H. Miller has been greatly altering and improving the premises opposite the Beach House, next to Howes' old place. They will hereafter be known as the Beach Pavil- ion. The already extensive buildings have been enlarged by the building of an addi- ton 40x60, and the whole establishment has been very handsomely fitted up. Upstairs there will be fine and commodious billiard hall with handsome accommodations and six billiard tables. Below is an extensive refreshment garden for ladies and gentlemen and immediately joining and connected with the garden will be Deibel's shore restaurant. Near by will be frst-clas fruit department managed by Paul Russo. Near at hand are twelve fine bathhouses with excellent accom- modatiens, and there will be also at hand improved boating facilities. The grand tor- mal opening of the place will occur We'd nesday, June 20, when Thomas orchestra will furnish music. The dancing floor meas ures five thousand square feet. and there are seventeen thousand square feet of flooring on the entire premises. The Beach Pavilion, with it's garden refrsshment rooms, etc., can not but win great popularity.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
QUADRENNIAL SESSION.
Sanctuary U. s. A., Roy
 Masonic Rite.

l-S0vereIgn Sanctuary U. s. A., Royal Masonic Rite. A quadrennial session of the Sovereign sanctuary U.S.A., Royal Masonic Rite, will be held in this city June 16 and 20. The order of exercises on the 18th will be as follows: 2p. m.-Roll call, reading graven tablets, grand master generals address, report of grand secreta- unfinished business, business, election of off, cers installation of officers, closing ceremonies. 7:3O p. m., June 19-Special cenvocaton of Orien. tai Rose Croix chapter, 1Se, No. 522. Work, Egyp- tian Royal Arch, 13e.
 9pm. June 1s-special conclave of Egyptian Senate of Knights of Philosophers, 45o, No. 52. Work. Knight of the Occident 19s.
 Banquet.
 janin Jepson. James D Dewell, [. L. Camp, Vim. H Emerson, Rev. Stewart Means, Joseph R. French, Chas. J. Buckbee, Chas. Q. Smith, John N. Krapp, Lewis D. Chidsey. Henry L. Hill, Geo. ". ChamberIin, Samuel A. Barnes John J. Osborn, Chas w Scranton Geo. E. Somers Malcolm Booth, Frank O. Bushnell, Norval O. King, Arthur H. Mir, Albert r. HiIl. A. A qpson, : ". Brock ton, Charles Q, Andel Samuel J Mattoon. William F, Graham, Meriden, Rev pr. s. ,. Horton. Chesh- ire, Frank |. Wallace, Cheshire, Henry N. Brown. 1T. D.. Hartford.
 2. Einduist, M. D., Henry v. Loomis, Edward P.
 Ffnance-Georgs R. Ohaznberlin L. L. Camp, John "A. Hutchinson, M. D. syf
 Order of exercises Benjanafn Jepsony George ".
 Banquet-Frank E. Jones, Henry E. Talmadge, Charles c. Andel, Fred G. Cooper. Theodore F. iFssiinting Henry L Hill, William L. Thomas, Ed win z, Dow,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
Al Wynn. NeeIv & Co.'S,

Ladies wearing small sizes in kid gloves will 6nd some remarkable bargains. We have now on sale two hundred and fifty pairs finest quality French kid gloves in the most desirable colOrs, sizes only 516, 534, 6, al sixty eight cents per pair; this quality kid glove is actually worth one dollar and seven ty-five cents per pair. The opportunity is now given to ladies with small hands to se- cure the finest grade of kid gloves for hall the regular price, sixty y-eight cents. Also one lot of five hundred pairs genuine "Jouvin' kid gloves, all sizes and colors, one dollar peI pair jus 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
CRELDREN,S DAY

At she Howard Avenue Congregational
 Church.
 The programme for Children's day at the Howard avenue church to morrow is: Singing-Greeting By school. Reading of scripture. Prayer. Responsive exercise-Remember thy creator. By
 school Recitation by infant class-Beautiful Little Hands Singing by school-Sunny June. Recitation by threelchild ldren-Beautifu Glad Christ
 mas Day. Solo-Miss Alice Johnson. Responsive readings-Mrs. Dickinson's class: Responsive readings-Mrs. E. A. Beckley's class. Responsive readings-Mr. E. D. Wiley's class. Responsive readings-Mr. Fl. H. Palmer's class. message of recitation and song-Mr w J. Sanford
 and Miss Alice Johnson. Recitation by Truman Beckley-Grandpa. Singing by school-Our Glad Jubilee. Glass exercise-Verdure and Bloom. Singing by school-On, One and All. Benediction.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
A Notable Event of the Season-Fea
 tureS of the Coming Contests.

A Notable Event of she Seas0n-Fea- tureS of the Coming Contests. One of the events of the season in which the fashionable portion of the city is inter- estsd is the coming lawn tennis tournament of the New Haven Lawn club at their grounds on Whitney avenue The games open June 2Oth and continue for some days. The club in years past has gained the reputation of holding the best tournament in the country, the representative players of the country being present and taking part in the games The events this year will be gentlemen's sim gles and doubles, and in addition to the prize for the singles, the "New England cham pionship prize" will be offered. This must be won three times to hold it. Mir. H. w. SIocum, the winner in '87, will be present to defend the same against the winner of the singles in the tournament.
 Matches will be best two out of three sets in the trial matches, with advantage games only in the odd or deciding set. In the finals, best three out of five sets will be played with advantage games throughout.
 Play will begin at Il a. m. and 2:30 p. m. on Wednesday, June 2Qth, and at 10 a. m.s and 2:30 D. m. on the following days, and any player who does not appear promptly will be disqualified.
 A perfect speciGo-Dr Sage's catarrh B0rnedv
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
day. Iume Q. IRaa.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.

ADV ADVERTISEMENTS FOh IO-DAY.
 .ding PIants-At Dickerman's
 ,erkshire Hills-South Berkshire House. Best Places in Catskills-C. M. Loomis. Brighton Oil Stoves-At Robinson's- Carriages-At Shiner's
 Chambray Robes-Wm. Nicely & Co., Decorating-Anen Drew. For Rent-Apartment-A. filling. For Rent-Store-B. L. Lambert. For Sale-D0nkey-Fo Stables. For rSale-Furniture-192 Meadow Street. Gold Pens-J. H. c. Durant Groceries and Meats-I00 Broadway. Kid Gloves-Wm. Neely %. Platt's Chlorides-At Druggists Rooms and Board-125 Meadow Street. Summer Music-Oliver Ditson & Co. Wanted 0irl-2H Crown Street. Wanted-Horse-C M. Loonis. Wanted-Drug Clerk-D. & A. -Situation-Competent Housekeeper. Wanted-s -situation-150 Ella Street. SUNDAY SERVICES. College Street Church-Rev. W. W. McLane. Trinity IT. E. Church-Rev. Dr. Reed. East Pearl St M. E. Church Rev. A. H. Goodenough George Street M E. Church-Rev. Joseph Baird. Dwight Place Church-Rev Dr. Twitehell. Humphrey Street Church-Rev. Frank R. Luckey First Baptist Church-Rev. Wallace Fl Butrick. East Side M E. Church-Rev. S. D. Paine First M E. Church-Rev. Melville B. Chapman. City MisSons-Rev. w.. D. Mosman- First Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. G. Rodger. United Church-Rev. Dr. Munger. Summerheld M. E. Church-Rev. Albert LathburT. Davenport Church-Rev. I. c. Meserve. Calvary Baptist Church-Rev. Edw. Jndson St. John Street M. F.. Church Rev l. M. Foster. Church of the Messiah-Rev L. Fl. Sqtiires-
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
PROsPKCTIvE LITIGATION.

An Italian and His Co.Laborers.
 Pascole Furraccio, an Italian who has charge of the hiring of a large gang of his countrymen employed by tine Consolidated road, is charged with defrauding those who apply for jobs by demanding a fee ranging from $5 to $10 from each for securing work for them. It is claimed that Furraccio has kept up this practice for long time and has secured several thousand dollars from his luckless oountrymen in this manner. Attor- ney Goodhart was consulted in the matter and at once saw Assistant Superintendent Wallace, who will take measures to investi- gate the matter at once.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
Wm. Nicely Co.

Have just received and placed on sale two hundred "Chambray" robes in pink, baby blue, cinnamon, navy and all the latest tints in French wash goods at thirty-fve per cent. less than former prices. The purchase has been divided into three lots, which shall be sold at $1 98, s2.69 and $4.98 per robe.
 These are undoubtedly the finest and most beautiful assortment of robes ever placed on this market and the low prices at which they are marked will secure a speedy sale.
 Gall early to secure one of these great bar gains. jug 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
Didn't want it Damned Up.

Raymond H. Willoughby, young man of Westyille, was arrested last night by Officer Gibson. A stream runs through the Blake Brothers property, and the one in charge of the property damned up the stream, also putting up sign forbidding anyone to tresspass on the property. Will loughby last night toek an axe and was en- gagged in tearing away the dam when arrest ed. He says that the owners of the property had no right to put dam there.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
Valley Forge,

Rev. James M. Guthrie delivered his his- torical lecture, ''valley Forge" at the Aths- neum last night. The lecture was under ths auspicies of the P. o. s. of A. There was a fair-sized audience present.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
FinanciaIIy Embarrasset

It was rumored yesterday that A. B. Treat, the mason, was about to make an assignment. Mr. Treat said last night that this was not so. He is temporarily embarrassed financially but hopes to make g satisfactory settlement.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-09
MT. Starln Gets a License.

The board of excise held meeting at New Rochelle Thursday evening and granted li- cense to John H. Starin for hotel on Glen Island and refused to grant any more licenses, although some thirty dealers applied. They will meet again in two weeks.