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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
S0BRINOS De EzOUIAeA,
FOkTALEZ

FUhTALNZA, II.
CASA de giros , comisionss.
Agentes de los vApores correos do Ia
Oompania Trasatlantica Espafiola.
Agentes de i'd i'd de los senores
White Genny y Co., de Liverpool.
Agentes de i'd i'd de los senores La
rrinsga , Co., dc id.
Agentes de id i'd de los seflorss J. +.
Nicksls y Co., de i'd.
Agentes de Ia Oompania de seguros
contra 1ncsndios dsnominAda Ia Ro-
val de i'd -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
NUEVAS PuDORAS,
AzucARADAs,
DE HAYD0CK,
PARA Ell H1GAO0.

Admirable exraordlnaria combination de ediena La
Imprenta-han causado evoucon todo e aafeA GA
gobo han hecho mejor mas sable todo genssU namsas
enfcrmedad rcclaan muchos sobre m6rito notable
descubmeno del doctor Haydock los ha ecpsaao tedsey
ma fundado un
NUEVO SISTEAfA MEDICO.
Los Docores cuyss d6s de cuatso einco p6esaa
debn ost6mago parasan log intesnos dsnen seeeas
aus extracrdnsras Pdoras Vegeales Una dos de NQ1
VAS PILDORAS DEL DOCTOR HAYpOCK .FAMA III
HIGADO bastau para ponef esoeSo en pef1eco g0eAs
apetito despajar espru 81 o. HiEado esA $780,
do recoar& funcones e SistemA Neros0 essA 0ens
tado 10 darA vigos fottaleEa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
0PERAsl0NEs s0BRE EL NUElLE.
Por J M: Izquierdo & Co.:

A B. Baquero, 100 sI garbanzos,
80 q vino, 30 81 arroz Valencia, II
81 garbanzos. A Gavi1o Vicente
8 Co., 152asI garbanzos, 800 d hi
gos, 1904 PIP vino Bos, % q aceite
mani. A Egozcue G Clos Y vi
centea& Co., 30 latas pimenton,
200 d. ciruelas. A P. Ateca &c Go,
Barcel6 y Perujo y Gonzalez y
Perez, 25l4 PIP vino Rioja, 80 81
arr0z. A G. Bolivar & o., 20 d
eonservas. A V. Luifia Y Sobrino
y Francisco Font, 80 brls uvas. A
j. Ochoa Y Hermano, 20 81 gar
banZos Tres Ooronas. A Francis.
CO Font, 3ossL garbanzos Dos o.
ronas.
Por 8. de Ezquiaga:
A Egezcue y Clos y Vicente &
Co., 80 d anisado, 80 d vino, 750
brls aceitunas, SO 81 garbanzos, 81
brls uvas, 6 brls tomates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
TRRCI0 DE la GlJARDIA CIVIL.
OOMANDANOIA DEPTO RICO.

Debiepdo venderse en- p6blica su-
basta ell Oaballo "Liebre " del pri.
mer Escuatr6n, Sc hace saber al
p6blico para que los que deseen
eomprarlo concurran & la casa
Ouart1l del poesto de esta Capital
(San Justo 81 & las 8 de la mafia-
ma del dfa 8 del actnal.
Puerto-R GO, 1o de Ostubre de
1889.-~El Teniente Ooronel II Je.
fe, Francisco OliveTos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
GUIA LOCAL.
JOSE T. SILVA.

Casa de giros y oomlsiones. Agentes dc Ia
Oompahia general Trasatl&ntica fiancesa dc Ia
del Marques de Campo, de Companies do Be.
guros contra incendios, de los Sres. Gail & Co.
de Paris, y general para la isls de Puerto Rico
do Ia Banque Trasatl&ntiqus de Paris.
TIENE ADEMAH CASA EN AGUADIILA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
ORQUEsTA.

El Professor de m6sica D. Julian
Andino ofrece al ilnstrado p6blico
de esta Capital y poblscions pr6xi-
mas una nutrida y buena orQuesta,
que, bajo su direction, sc compro-
mete & tocar, con estipendio oon-
vencional, en- bailes, flestas religio'
sas, etc, etc.
Julian AMdiMo
Be darA raz6n en- La Carpinteria
de les T. T. T. del Maestro Ian.
dor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
REVfSTA COMERCIAL.
<~-NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS


mente para esta, 81 dia 81 del mes
ppdo.
vap. esp. "ALFoNso Kill"
eegdn cablegrama recibido por
sus consignatarios, ha salido el
mencionado vspor del puerto de la
Ooruna el dia 2l del mes ppdo, con
destino & este puerto.
6obrinos de EzQuiaga.
vap. esp. cAsTELLANo.
Llegara a este puerto, proCeden-
to de Liverpool, del IL al 2 del CO.
rriente, Y admitira carga para Ha-
bana, Matanzas, Santiago de Cuba
y Oienfuegos.
Oonsignatarios, Vijande s. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
COMISIONISTAS.

Importadores expoftadores. Giransletras
sobre todas las CapitaIes poblaciones do Es-
pana, Francia, Portugal, 1ugisrerra, Ale emanis,
Austria, Bslgica, Holand4, Suiza 8. Italia.
Ageutes dc ls Linea de Vapores dc ]. M. CH.
R1LLos & 90. de New-York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
POr 9. de EzQuiaga:
AvISOs.
Vap. esp. "EMlLlANO. "

Segdn telegrama recibido, ha sa-
lido directamente de Liverpool con
destine a esta, el dia % del mes
ppdo., y el vapor "Oadiz" saldr4
hacia el IL del corriente del mismo
puerto.
Vap. esp. "PuertorrIqueno."
Segdn telegrama recibido, ha
salido del puerto dc Vigo directa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
VINO CHIANTI.
nNUEVA PARTIDAll

A La NuevG EspeyGnsa, estable-
cimiento de D. Francisco Font, ha
llegado una SEGUNDA PARTI-
DA de tan excelente vino italiano.
A precios verdaderamente m6dicos
expendese dicho vino On cajas de
so anfOras Y al detail.
El VINO OHIANTI es el mejor
vino de paste que puede venir &
los tr6picos, 81 fuerza no SO altera
en- ning6n china, puesto que esta,
como es sabido, bien preparado en-
anforas de largo cuello, y un fino
aceite impide Ia communication de
la atm6sfera, hacienda que no se
descomponga nunca.
Pru6benlo las personals de gusto
Y que daranconvencidas de que cd
agradable y produce una digestion
facil.
.Jnlio de 1889.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02

COCHER A..

Eo el paseo de Puerta de TERRA,
|. glorieta, Sc alquila una, con su
,uadra para cuatro caballos y con
capacidad para vivienda de un
oriado. En- la misma informaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
SANTORAL.

Microbes, 2-Los Santos An.
geles de Ia Guarda 8 Custodios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
AGENCIA DE FABBICAy
MoRTa A1GnRxcAMAs.
RIPRRSRNIAHHgMHgW- YORK, &c. D'lIHVHle.
AaEArz! GzAERU PARA PUSRTa-EcO,
Pedro. GAMBIA. 'CORDOVA

Representations .directas.ds .fabricantss-En pro-
visiones: de Harina marca COrdsro, manteca mar
as Csrd;e,a Q@yots, Nee p!ss aItra Gallo .EsrsOM
Iocino Jamones de Halsteald Co., Galetas de
Vanderweer,. Queso Young america, Mantequllla
velss Papel, EsCobas TaDaco en- rama, Ferseterta,
Quncalla, Perfumeria, Barfenss. = Botones, CriaIA
leria, Joyers, ReioJes, Efectca de escritorio, Ca
rruajes Lamparas, Pinturas, Juguetes, Pianos Or
manufactured smericanas.
Se sxhiben muestras On el Almac9n situAdo en,lh
calle de Ia FortRleza Numero 20, donde al Conner.
ante importador puede hscer ans facturaG ccn 81
arttculo Ala vista, garantixandoles precice dee.
cuentos de fAbricas.
Se sdmitsn ordenes do Amporsadorss, que serAt
eiecutadas por medic dc esta Agencia y enGarGor
do objetoH pare uso personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
ARMAS Y jIMENEz. ofa' !

uatableoimisnto Dc fasrstersay quincalla, auridu
gansral en- sl rAmo, vsntan al pol mayor detail
q aen aRtemszts pie6tR plAat;ca Portland para
.AnuRaa. algibsa y lsvsdsros' Prscics limitsdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
S. MELON Y co q,

Agsntes de.la Oempania dc segufos de vi
do "La Equitativs." Almacenistas 8 imper
sadores do mercancias.
ventas al por mayor al detail.
Ventas constantes de bDletes do 10 Lotetia
de Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
GRAN FADRlCA DE FOSFOROS.
DOBLR LUE,-OSO-Y CROMOS.

Unica premiads CON Medalla de Plata, en- Ia
Exposition Universal de Barcelona.
Vontas al contado, 8 plszos.
Dep6sitos: EdOzCUE Y CLOS, IGLE-
SIAS Y co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02

ciado.
Avisos astron6micos del Oh.
servatorio de San Fernando para
los Calendarios de esta isla co
rrespondientes 81 a1o de 1890.
Real Orden resolviendo: Que
no Sc exija ampliaci6n de fang
al empleado que Ia tenga para e
desempefio del dsstino que sirve
en- propiedad, cuando haya de
desempefiAr por sustituci6n otro
de mayor categoria que exija Ell
mismo requisite; que cuando po,
sustituci6n reglamentaria haya de
desempefiar destino de fanza un
empleado que no Ia tenga para el
largo que le este con6ado en-
propiedad, que no Sc le exija para
el desempefio por sustituci6n de
otro UeetlnOs PeEO que cu&ndo es
tos casos lleguen, Sc procure que
desempefien por sustituci6n desti
nos de fianza los empleados en-
otros que reunan Ia misma condi
ci6n, q fin de que la sustituci6n
que venga q servir el funcionario
que NO tenga prestada 6anza sea
la del destino de menor categoria
J responsabilidad.
Convocatoria para proveer poi
orosicion, durante 81 mes que
empieza hoy, varias escuelas ele'
mentales de esta isla.
Las solicitudes deberAn dirigir-
80 al / mo Sr Presidente del Tri.
bunal Superior de examenes J
oposiciones para laestros.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
0ACETA De HOY.
C6digo Civil.

Real Orden concediendo pro.
rroga de licencia al Registrador
de II Propiedad de Ponse, don
Emilio Pozuelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
MONIES q co.

meas de yapcres I.sillana lsias. W;nchssssr. VI hon.
dsvas, and CsnssaI AnssricaM del Sam Jsan Cfis-
tohal Cos0n Del Noyds de Lcndres, DsstseAsS
Leyd De Berlin, = Comnefesdi UAien Fiss Assasass.
IL ~omraMs do Lcnhrea. 'Corresp0nskles EeheRsiea
taates sal essefe AaFsslaaas q ese*Fea MsFtlNsh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02

Osras concediendo el ETsqua.
tur de costumbre q don Francisco
Hernsndes Salgsdo, Consul de
Guatemala en- esta Capital. y q
don Enrique A. Rousset, Vice.
consul de Santo Domingo en- Ma
yagiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02

Avisos astron6micos del Oh.
servatorio de San Fernando para
los Calendarios de esta isla co
rrespondientes al afio de 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02

Privilegios de invenci6n.
Nombramientos de ProfesoEes.
Van en- otra parte.
Subastas, que "a se han anun-
ciado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-02
Crwx 1e.~-S. J. PwersO = Rico.
sues. De 0RCAsITAS &C

importsdosss de msrc sncian dc tndaa classes
peacedencias.
lieadas PGoR IN fuLIo GALLO Ds Ono, al.
u de- Ia PorsaiAss. eaQuina Ia de In Orus.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
Effects Of Wheels on Roads.

Tho character Of the vehicles which
nrc used upon a roadway has a great in
fluence upon its endurance TO the beat Of
the wheels. With the same burden a two
wheeled cart does far more damage TO
the road than one of four wheels, and
this because of the suddenness in tho
motion OF the wheels and their Irregular
twisting movement in the trackway
Where the axlesare short and the whee5 8
close together the damage TO all, So se
turnpike ways, IS greatly increased .Ifor
the reason that there is no chance for the
growth Of grass between the treadwsy Of
the wheels and the footway Of. tie
horses This principle appears tolhave
been recognized in some parts OF the
country Thus in the neighborhusi of
Boston, where the ways are made,solid
by macadam or other rubble, the d stance
between the wheels is generally about
five md one-half feet, while in the
sandy road district of Cape Cod tho
length Of the axle is usually half a foot
greater.
The greatest defect Of our American
carriages is that for 2 given weight of
carriage and burden the tires of the
wheels are extremely narrow. Ii is true,
that on III conditioned and muddy roads
narrow wheel tread is advantageous
Tor the reason that the thick mud has
less extended hold when it wraps
around the fellocs and spokes: but with
TINS arrangement the interests of the 4
roadway are sacrificed to the convent. |
ence Of the individual who drives upon
II. These narrow wheels. with tires
often not more than an iuch in diameter
cut like knives into the roal bed andE ~
ucepen the ruts. II We could reaui 20
that no vehicle should have tire less
than an inch and half in diameter. tanJ
That all springless carriages should hive
tires 1t least two inches in diameter. in
creasing in width with the burden. we
would secure our ways against cons ID |
cradle part Of the evils from which tf,ey
Suiier.-ProfeSsor n. S. ShaIer in Sz-ib-
ncr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
lie DRI ID-.
Art for Philistia.

To begin with, art for the class In ques
ton means oil painting and nothing else
At the great Philistlne show there are
rooms for W. ter cOlors and sculpture.
but these are never crowded, and the
majority Of the visitors are those who
come to find a seat. Phiistia, as a rule.
is kind to its votary, and gives him what
he wishes TO look at-landscapes, with
ycllowy green trees and blue gray shad-
ows, with packed up clouds and proper
sized patches OF sky thrown in between
In genre, the poor governess and the
fisherman's wife are safe cards. The
irish peasant at one time was a great
iAvoritc, and it is still almost impossible
10 overdo the market with the varying
lmmors Of babyhood and serio-comic
,mimals.
Portraits must DO 'smooth and pinky-
little extra cariiation thrown in for
the ladies, and for the men guns, with
flybooks lying about for territorial mag
mates or apocryPiaIsportsmen, while foi
the frankly commercial the silver ink.
stand and the crimson curtain arc still
valuable properties. Any departure
from these canons is liable to cause the
picture TO DO branded as outlandislI, OF
fanciful and new tangled; and works to
which such cpithets as these can be APP
piled are not often hung upon tho walls
Of the upper middle class. But for sew
eral years there have been signs that
Philistia is uneasy, and they point tc
open revolt within her very walls.
Our middle class gazer, whether be
will or not, has 10 look Mt landscape
painted. apparently, in SCOT and water,
with skies the color of the Thames at
Poplar; ut haggarl faces staring out Of
drcary eApanses of gray and dirty white
by way Of genre. and at portraits in
which the SCOT has again been Called in
10 denote shadow and the whitening
brush for the high light. The mind stag
gers in contemplating the result. should
this revolt become revolutions; but
Philistia will probably I've wise in time,
and not suffer the cccentricities OF re.
MUS to check tho cheerful flow Of shil-
lings at the turnstiles.-All the Yeai
Round
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
POLICE COURT.
several Minor Cnses Before Ms Honor.

several Minor Gases Before His Honor
The continued case Of Henry Tucker
charged with being disordorly at the second
police station. was called up yesterday
morning. Tucker had interiercd with the
Democratic challcngers hast Tuesday. and
~ persistent was bc i'm his conduct that he
had 10 hc arrested. 10 that order could 10
preserved. At the first examination Tucker
swOro that Sergeant Thomas had moi or
dprcd him To leave. but that ne was summa-
rily arrested.
The case WAS then confined last Tuesday
IN order 10 allow Sergeant Thomas to bring
Witnesses To prove that he did give Tucker
warning tO 20 away and NOT interfere. Mr..
Leslie Blair and Mr.. j. W. jenkins to-ii-
lied that Tucker was ordered io stop his
conduct else ne would have To be arrested
for creating disorder mt the polls. Tucker
paid $40 and COSTS.
Charles Harris. lysus Taylor, William
Mitchell and Lloyd Jones. four folorcd boys.
were each fined 81 for throwing rocks and
breaking the windows AT the llowitzer's
ArmOry.
~any Randolph and Leonard Randolph
two colorcd people. We're fined each $500
and costs.
Levi Pollard was fined - and costs and
required TO give security for his good be-
ha> ior.
\ number of other small cases were dis
posed Of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
THE DAILY VA. SATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1857

the men from whom they are indebted for
living. do not try and substitute white i,em.
ocrats in their stead. men who would NOT
only study their interest in tn ir foundries
and factories. but 20 to the polls on election
day and vote in the interest OF the white
moneyed men who give them employment.
To confirm the approval Of your article by
both Democrats and Radicals: One samuel
TAYLOR. a negro huck-ter In the second
Market. sell, between the markef-house
and Reeves drug store. had In his employ
mcnf negro named Henry Christian, VINO
was janitor ut the Second police station
and turned out by the Reform Council, and
for years openly voted the Democratic tex
IT. The morning after the election Henry
was on hand ~ usual to do such work ~
TAYLOR had for him. when be was told by
the negro hucksier, IL have no further use
for YOU. Yesterday you voted 10 take the
hre,d and meat from ing family. and de-
uri.e lny children of schooling Now.
since the negro has drawn the line, why
our citizens who have large manufacturing
interests cannot do the same. Yet eur good
people 20 10 market and pas, by white Dem
ocrits ard paironzc these Radical negroes.
Let Democrat dollars 20 70 Democrat voters.
OBSERVER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
A Mind Reading Paysnbroker.

a well dressed gentleman entered an
Eighth avenue pawnbroker's. and taking
a silver watch from his pocket said tC
the proprietor:
I'D ike 81, please
Cant give but 80 on that" was the
reply.
''But you gave s. before
THAT may be, but I'll only give Sl.5C
today"
The gentleman insisted on-S s.. but
finally took the $3.50 and went out.
why didn't you give him S2:' asked
the reporter, who overheard tie trans.
action.
''Be cause knew he would take $3.50
The wa tch is worthSlj can sell it fot
50 easy. That's pretty good profit OF
$3.50. The odds are 100 to | that he
won't tai % it out. The first time he came
gave h ini 81. and would have giver
him s. II he had asked for il. You see.
he Is new at il. but now that the ice i
broke he II not take it out. II he makes
raise lie will buy new one and lei
this 60. Over two-tnirds OF the people
who 'hoc.r' a watch she second time dc
not redee n it.
But you say ne is new in pawnbrok-
ing experience. How do you know
thaty
my friend. I haven't been In thi:
business thirty years without learning tc
read man pretty quick. II | swallowed
oil the tories told me by impecunious
people Ia be in the poorhouse in six
months. Ii u a mind reader. New YorL
cup
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
Opposed to Mustacbe. In IN. p,,,,,

By the kindness Of two of nv nieces
daughters Of the late 4 r. Hotchkin
u. d., your former Philadelphia CORE.
sPondent, | noticed a short article in
your issue from the pen Of the Rev. svI.
veSter Cowies. He says: "Deafnes, has
+, come so that / cannot hear common
preaching unless l sit near tho speaker
ana see his lips move, and then, if he il
nan barbarian and don't shave his upper
mp can't understand much except
words which have b or p in them that
ofins his lips together"
Now my own case much resembles b;s
'm two years his junior and very deaf
usually take second seat from tho
pulpit and II the speaker has a clear
voice and no hair on the upper Lin. l can
Keep the run Of the discourse verv>,y.n.
but If he wears a mustache I bet NO
food. CIV no
am glad there is one mar. who Ia.
inc courage TO bring this subject up be-
fore the people. personally know =,
cases where candidates for good puln;t,
nave been rejected because,of the n,,s.
'ache on the upper lip.
To many In the house OF God IL lool.
cranky and Is distasteful No minister
mas any right to despoil hin voice bvnorc.
ing IL to pass through lock Of bas. h.
Evangelist.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09
LOCAL NOTES.

sewer connection = being made on spring
street with the big Hollywood sewer.
DIR. ". II. shield. of York. and Hon. Il.
{. Marshall. Of Portsmouth. are IN The city.
Mr. J. II. webb Peploe qualified yester.
day 20 practice law in the CITY ,ircui'
Court.
Captain Il. {. Marshall. Of Portsmouth,,
and Oscar +. Edwards, Of Norfolk, are III
the city.
IIieh-Constablc Garrison entertained q
party Of friends nj his residence on east
Marshall street. Thursday evening.
Mr.. y. j. Campbell. manager Of the kir-
ncv Tobacco Company. Of New York. Is in
She city. the guest Of Mr.. James l.. Rear
ney.
William Porter. . negro burglar from
Roanoke county. was placed ia the peni-
Tertiary Yesterday to serve q t'sm Of eight
years.
Master Mechanic Thomas ". Gentry, Of
the Dinyille shops. went Ia Charlotte. NJ.
on company business AT 800 o'clock ycstef
day morning.
Miss Matte Clark. who has been stayin.
for some time IN the residence Of Mr.. i.
Neal. l0s east Main street, has lett for hei
home on the Dan.
Among the visitors to the city yesierda.
were Judge 4. Thompson Brown. oi Nelson
Mr.. j. j. \. Powell. Of flusanna, ant
Colonel !. y. Brady. or Petersburg.
\ musical concert and humorous reading
will he given next Tuesday evening at tia
Young Mems Christian Association for The
benefit Of the Westminster Or. kerr's
Church.
Mr.. =. -. Mayer. acting superintendent or
,he { chesapeake and Ohio road. east of CIT
ton Forge has resigned 10 20 in business IN
Cincinnati. Mr.. W. &. stevens has been
in his place.
pcachy saunders. a cOlOrcd lunatic from
Roarohp county. was received ai the Pine
Hospital yesterday 90 be kept there until h
can boz furnished with accommodations ~
the Central Lunatic Asylum.
The Richmond and Manch .>ter DruidsI
will have a meeting at old Market Hall
next Monday night. supreme Arch Adam
Archer. Of Dayton. o.; Grand Arch James
\. Lipsc0mb. of Manchester, and Rev. VII
liam II. Christian will make addresses.
The fsir at Core ran HaI continues Ia al
tract a large crowd. The voting for the
baby quilt j. very exciting.
The candidates are Marie Rankin. Neil
lcldon. Edgar Allen Crump. and Agnis
cunningham. Little Baby Neil Readon j.
ahead.
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Tho Golien Annie.

The ounce, which is not generally re
garded as fruit Of very precious or ele-
CANT character. H. nevertheless one pos
sessing more uses than most Of the fruits
of It's family. In cookery it is exceeding
ly piquant when simply baked in an
oven and sprinkled with sugar; It makes
a delicious preserve. fine marmalade
and n Jelly Of great delicacy, highly
valued in throat troubles. It's cores and
seeds have been found tC be agreeable
eating even after long drying, and they
are full Of . mucilaginous substance,
which, owing to its demulcent nature. il
valuable in bronchial troubles and
coughs, which diluted is used in various
eve washes. and which is largely com.
pounded in what is called bandoline
lately as popular dressing for tine hair
As the perfumed pomades were once
Meanwhile the beauty afforded us by the
ounce is especially remarkable; in spring
the bush Of the fruit producing kind be-
ing covered with large potaled blossoms
of an exquisite pale pink and n most
delicate perfume, and the bush Of the
species whose fruit is not used bearing
blossoms Of a flaming scarlet, which
gives it great value as an ornamental
shrub; while in autumn the great spheres
of downy gold seem fairly to steam with
a spicy fragrance of indescribable rich
ness. The ounce is Il southern growth.
found wild in Africa and Asia. and it is
celebrated throughout Oriental iitera.
ture. No list of delectable fruits is com.
plete without it there, and its aroma fills
the pages Of the Arabian Nights. while
in classic affairs it has as many adyo-
Gates as the orange in claiming to be the
golden apple of the Hesperides.- Har.
per's Bazaar.