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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-16
JUAN PLANTADA ARIS,
MECANICO Y METALURGICO.

FortQtesa Aamero 7s - San Jean Puerto Ric.
Lena tn ubos para columnas Baro.
metricss. Idem para niveles, re stsurs
los montsjes de los mismos. UNI
columnss de Term6metros, ccmpone
toda elsse de aparstos para astro aomis
Meteorologia y N&utiea, idem topo,
gfAfcos.
tricidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-16
sues. De ORCASITAS &C

Importadorss do mere aucias de todAa classes >
prscedenciaa.
Ventas al por mayor. Cruz 8, al de,all, On aul
.isndAs FLoR DE- JuLIo GALLO DH 0Ro, o..
tslds 10 FortsleEa. esQuina & Ia do ID oruE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-16
GUIA LOCAL..
!. M. IzQUIERDO & co.
SOCIKDAD EN- COMANDITA.
FOrtaIeZa, 81.

IMPORTAD0REE Y EXPORTADOREE.
Giranllstras sobre las:capitales y prinoipaIe
poblaciones de Espafa,.. ..lsla de Cuba, Estados
Unidos Inglaterra.
Agentes de La Compania Trasatl&ntica do
vapores de PINILLos, Sdsns y c., de C&dis.
Agentes do Ia Oompania de 6eguros Mariti-
mos del Lloyd Ingles: The In6srs0riIng q
Agency Associdtion Limited.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-16
ORC ESPANOL

Sc compra en- Ell Cr6dito Mer
cantil. Precios convencionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-16
AGENCIA DE PABBICAS
NORTH AMERICANS.
2LPRESRIIANTE NEW YORK, ,J.C. D'AZgVRDO.
lGEArE GENERAL: PARA PuERTo-RcO,
PEDRO GAMBIA CORDOVA

Representaci6n;directa de .fabricantes-En pro
visiones: dc la Harina marca Cordero, manteca mar
IS .Csrdio, Quyote Nee plus ultra, Gallo Emerson
Tocino y Jamones de Halsteald Co., Galletas dc
vanderweer, Queso Yo1ngi AnsSrica, Mantequilla
Velas Papel, Escobas Tabaco en- rama, Ferreteria
Quincalla, Perfumeria, Barrenas Botones, Crista.
leria Joyeria, Reoies, Efectos de escritorio, Ca
rruaies, Lamparas, Pinturas, Juguetes Pianos Or.
ganos, Casas portatiles, On general de todas lal
manufactures americanas.
Be exhiben muestras en- el Almacen situado en- Ia
calle de la Fortaleza nimero 40, donde Ell Conner.
ciante importador puede hacer sus facturas con el
arttculo Ia vista, garantiz&ndoles prscios des.
euentos de f&bricas.
Sc admiten ordenesi de importadores, que seran
ejecutadas por mediosde esta Agencia, eucargos
de obie.os para uso personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-16

0PERACIONES De BUQUES EN- PUERTO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-16
Subastas.

Prosidencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF Mrs. GEN. TuoMAs.-The many
friends of Mrs. Fannie Gray Thomas, widow OF
the late Gen. George c. Thomas, will regret
to learn that she died yesterday afternoon at
her residence, No. BIOS street. The funeral
services will be conducted tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at her late residence. The
remains will be inferred at Oak Hill
LIGHT WANTED.-Now that 37th street has
been improved, gas or gasoline lamps are
necessary, for travel on that street has greatly
increased. 1t is understood that a certain
amount has been set aside by the Commission
ers for the lighting of streets by gasoline or
other fluids on streets where there are no gas
pipes.
NEEDS THE ATTENTION OF THE HEAITH
OFFIcE.-From the stagnant water in an old
canal-boat lying on the bed of the canal of
Waters warehouse arises an odor which is al
most unbearable, and the stencil becomes more
offensive during this sultry weather.
ABANDONED HIS FoUNDERED HoRsE.-Mr
Stalcup, resident of Fairfax county, Va.
abandoned his horse on Saturday on NJ street
between SD and 34th streets, which was badly
foundered- The animal was turned over TO the
poundmaster.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
A. M.-Great Falls, temperature. &c; condi-
ton. 80; receiving reservoir. temperature, 81;
condition at north connection, 10; condition al
south connection, "a; distributing reservoir,
temperature, rs; condition at infiuent gate
house, 10; condition at effiuent gate-house, IL.
High tide in the river to-day at 1006 pm; low
tide at 4: JIG pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
ENTIRE CONTENTS, WITH LEASE AND GOOD
SS 50 iT s$% aSD dsl STREET SOUTHWEST
On MONDAY MORNING, JULY FIRST, 1889, AT
Ten O'CLOCK, al Matlock's stables No 63i z street
northwest Will SELL to close the estate the following
2 fine Lapdaus, by Cunningham Son.
Landau, BY Cruttenden & Co
Coupe. by Cruttenden & Co.
PhsstSns, Dayfons
Fine Double and Single Harness
Robes. Whips and Bells
Livery Coats and Hats.
Safe and Office Furniture, &c.
sAE r4gHG gAfs G9oR BR9WN EoAD
all good drivers, and will work in any harness.
For and catalogue apply to auctoneer on
This stock viii all be found in good order and should
command the attention OF Everymen and buyers gem
orally.
je27-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
eGH5. y A ,s s SALE on
THihp issS s AMI a8' and E FGHcE JULY
,HAHGEE Bly, SALE 4, E, OF XALTABLE IMPRoyED
TWTTskE F AND K STREETS NORTH
Ey virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
March, A. d. 1889 certain cause therein depend
ing in which Fritz Niemann complainant and
John Breck and Julia Phillips defendants being
No 1l56o. the undersigned trustees. will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder on
1889, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, the
right title and interest of the parties to said in
and TO all that piece of ground lying the city
Washington. being part of Lot No l. in square No 1},
and described follows Beginning for the same at
the southeast corner of Lot No. and running thence
north ON q ST street west seventy feet thence run
ming west twenyfv feet the south side lot "a.
III said square seventy three, thence running south
seventy hive feet to the front line OF said lot
street NORTH thence east the front line said
one twenty-five feet, To the place of beginning
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash. the balance i'll two equal instaments and
twelve months with interest at the rate OF per
or all cash at the option of the purchaser For the
deferred the notes of the secured
on the property, will be taken deposit of 5000 will
be required at time the property is sold If the
of sale not complied with in 10 days the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property after days
IN The Evening Star, at the cost and risk
OF the defaulting purchaser All conveyancing at the
cost Of the purchaser.
j. CARTER MARBURY,
- $50 Az st. w. 7 Trrs.oa.
EDWIN CAMPBELL, irustees
40 LIST st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioueers jyI -dSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
FOR SALE-HOuSES

S.S RsStssdy 81 saa
which ground is selling at s2 per foot with same
nS psla
ing, now rented for $500 per annum: 5000, one
On Dc
he 1s
good for builder or contractor DESIRING spaeiops
ana iG5 IF Rfss
new Groom. Brist; eastern section; rented a
c Ell nSa 1905
EoR sALE-A BIG BARGAIN TO a QUICK BUYER
and
'ssa sase park oAs sus' s Is fIla 1ooe
11OR sALE-THAT VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
y property known as the Harris house, located on
''s ssss 18th For e. RseY nSrFs & ST.
ENoR sALE-NEw II ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE
with adjoining side lot 22sOx101 to an alley: en-
Corner house, nearly new, one square from Dupont
Recently built house. nine rooms. on Goth ST. near
A.; New ten hSus, on south side Rhode Island
Northwest corner 29th and S sts.. with good frame
hSs sss T. 800 b aGBfflS{ WHITING 1920 st.
Tor sALE-OK EXCHANGE FOR UNIAIPROvED
II property in any section of the city, four 3-story
q other houses in different sections Of
BEo M
Room IA. Glover bldg; take elevator. je22-lm
EOk sALE-A BARGAIN IN, THE NORTHWEST.
II IN the center OF the city, three-stCry and cellar
brick. all IN. H. lot 1Sx95 to alleys price $4,000 if sold
at o.ce.
Also, Frame House on 81. wv, 6 rooms, m T., lot
l0x100 to 16-foot alley. Price S2,500-S500 cash,
balance on monthly payments.
THOS G. HENSEY l. CO..
Je13-1m 1900 street Il. W.
EOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1922
Il Vermont ave. with stable attached. For terms
and permission to inspect apply to GURLEY BROS.
1855 streetn.w. mh12-6rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs

NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND WASHING
IN ton sending their keen. fAr-seefng business
people to invest in the
SILK COLONY AT oDENToN
Better than Government bonds, ground rents or
railroad stock is this Investment Where can you
md anything else that viii pay even % Per cent, At
what other industry women and children make in
six weeks time from $500 to S1.000s
ODENTON
has the advantage of situation not equaled by any
other place in the state IL you roing TO buy real
estate. put your money where it Will double in value
In years time. At
ODENTON
the land will double in value besides the profit from
the silk This makes the investment IN the Silk
Colony worth twice what 1t would be in any other
place.
For short time will hold these Silk Farms at
only 1926. Buy now If you to get in on the low
est price 1t is not necessary for persons to live there
TO secure an interest IN the silk crop.
Full information obtained at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
STORES.
| 40G 18th st n.w.......40
III 9TH st. NV %

bU1 TIN St. s.e III 1th 81. NV 90
tyl H. WAkNER Co.. 916 st. NV.
VsOR RENT-HOUSE 10 ST. \. W, FRONT
ing ON Mt Vernon Square; rent $40 per month in
advance. Inquire Of VI. E EDNONSTOS, 500 9TH st.
NV. y1-1w
I,OR RENT NEW HOUSES. 10 ROOMS, ALL
II modern Improvements: sanitary plumbing; Il. i.
ave. bet N ]. ave. and Attn st rent 80; also
Groom Brick Oil X ST., rent so. Apply HOG l. st,
g. Il. l.. RICHARDSON. y1-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

WEEkS CO.. Auctioneers,
w 631 Louisiana ave-,
Opp osite City Post Office
THURSDAY BEING FOURTH OF JULY, OUR
REGULAR SALE WILL TAKE PLACE WEDNES-
DAY, JULY THIRD. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M, COM
prsing large lot of Household Furniture Plush Par
Tor Suites Walnut and other Bedroom Suites Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washstands, Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Wire-Woven Springs, Lounges, .Couches, Rockers,
Chairs Extension Tables. Toilet Sets, Carpets, Mat
tings. Oncloth, Mirrors, Pictures, &c.
Also
Stock Of Goods from Capitol HILL party breaking up,
will be sold at TWELVE O'CLOCK, without limit.
large lot Flower Pots Wash Boilers Block-Iin Dish
Pans. Dripping Pans Coffee Pots, Buckets. Glassware,
Crockery, Hardware, Cedar Buckets, Tubs &C.
ALSO AT ONEPM.,
for account Of whom it may to pay sorages
and advances. fifty Smyrna Rugs, assorted sizes.
iy1-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
AUCTION SALES

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF ALL KINDS OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.,
Comprising large assortment of Parlor Suites, Wall
nut and other Chamber Sets, Wardrobes, Mirrors,
board, Extension Table, Dining Chairs, China and
Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites &C.
ALSO
Lot Government Carpets at auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY SECOND, at TEN
O'CLOCK. we will sell at our salesrooms, Ninth aud
streets northwest, q large collection of Household
Goods.
1t DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

l,OR RENT
II 455 st NV. larxe IL room brick dwelling s45
Ho3z q. NV. new 1-roorn. bay-window b. b. ali m
order gas and water, $3.50. ABS Cd st n e. new 4
room. nAS.wfndow bh nicely papered all mod imps.,
Slo l4l b 81. 8. e. broom b. b.. $40. lag Wilson
q NV, Groom b. h. -. los II 81 = e., 4-room 4 b
IS. aud houses In courts at less rental
je2s-St W. c. DUyALL. o25 ST. NV
I,OR PENTHOUSE NO. lis MARYLAND AVE
II nue. northeast. East Capitol groupds opnosite
reseryston. high, cool. and airy: Is MONS large
water tank IN bath rooms e4S month II taken at
once: s"w occupied ,e2S-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
IsoR RzNT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL ES-
Il tate aud Insurance Broker. 10Th aud SITS. nv
FURNISHED HOUSES.
COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT My OFFICE.

OFFICES.
p41 ST., I'd floor, 5 front from S3O to 400 each
rs, heated by steam. ESQ y. T. cor i 9TH aud Pa
heated by steam ...... 6U $50 At ID floor Or II
Elegant III "Sun 47O La ave from 10 TO ~
Building "nreproof, ele l2ll St NV, r ......2
Nstors, heated by steam III st. NV. 3r-
STORES.
6121a 11th st n.v...S5O sos 9th ST. s2s
jyl K. y. HOLIZMAN. 1Otn and sts n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

For full list apply to wEsCOTT WILCOX
3e2S 1907 Pa ave. NV.
NOR PENTHOUSE 1902 18TH ST, HALF
lHth and y u "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

VIZ nv Il
Il Fur 2l22 II St,
lor--.-.......-......Sli
2112 VI St, Tor. and 81.
1226 18th ST., Tor. 30,
1881 L St, l2r., m.i.50..
232l Pa av., i Ur. milo!
23x5 Pa-ay..1Or misc.
1907 Pa. av, Tor. hi. q:
Eur, 2027 Il st. IT,:
2129 l. ST.. yr. LII. J.. 40.
N:5S = ST., Sr., m.i-...4O.:
1145 81 st, 1T, mi 40,
2121-2S X st,9r.uI.i.37. 4,
1872 h St, Or, m.L.31. =.
63l 10th ct. 6r., m.L35..
1919 g ST., Tor. 4, m i.33.!
SO3 23t. St, Or, MI. 3D..
2l34 l St, Sr-, Ini......:
RUG u 81, Sr-, mi. 30.
2l2N1s Pa ave, 1r.. 30.
2121 y ST., 12r. mi. 30,
6l2 2lst ST., 6r., mi 80.
zoos D ST., 1r.. mi. .223.'
221l y ST., Sr.. MI %.
142l W ST., or. .....-222.
1888 18th ST., 7r....25..
lxl3-17 Goth. 6r. 20
1872 oath Trm. 20,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

IroR RENT-s75-l34l 81. y. W, ATTRACTIVE
u tLrec-story bHy-windOw brick. ten rooms, range
Etrobe, bath, back building cellar. rear alley JOS
FORREST, 1908 st.: hours II to =. my..3-2m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

nor SALE-ONE LEATHER EXTENSIoN-ToP
II Surrey, almost new; a bargain. Can be at
WALTERS, Carriage Builders. 14th and ID SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
DOR ItEN
Il 1920 18th St, Ar,


Il 1870 10th St, ar, 800 L he, Or, IN.
all MI ....-....-....-. SO POI : 81. n. e., Or
l1lI 18th st, 81. hi. ID 81 4th ST. ne.
.O6 A se., In. hi. 30 SIG 18th ne ,6r
1870 Riggs st. Sr., mi 40 III. Mylie ne,
1907 9th ST.. 7r., mi. 80 2OlG Hutton CT
l4Oo Col. st. or. mia. 40 2OlS Hutton CT,
ltOl Col. ST., 0r., ln.L20.4 40 2U23 Hutton CT
~ eta st. se., Sr.....-26 4 Green's alley, fl
l421 N.J.av.. Ur., nIi...e1 Rear l2lO Sc,
Dbl 9th st. Il. e. ,6r. mi. % Rear 12lU Sc, {.
80 oth ne, Or., MI 2.0O 8 l1ers CT. W. 81
ll54 9TH stn.e ,7r.Inl-20 FURNISHED
eos oth Sc, Or, mi. 20 1904 II ST. II. ",
~ oth Sc, or., MI 20 oil 9th ST., :}-st
1888 9th n C.. Or. mi 20 STORE.
1881 9th u. e. Or, mi. Ii 637 Pa ave. Sc.
TS2 oth ST. Sc, Or, ". STABLE
anu g................lO.3O Rear OF !. l II L. w
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EoR RENT

H. Ls.w., 5r.....;-S l-.o Nd ave. n.e.,4r. 10
SOS 9Th s.w, Or w. 1880 Stable, Del sw.....5
je2e-3t' c. H. PARKER. cor. AZ and SITS s.w
EoR RENT-433 5TH ST. n. E-SIx-RooM
Il Br1ck; cellar, large yard, modern improvements;
rent, $3.50 334O ST., GEORGETOWN; 3 rooms;
water, rent, $40. Inquire 43o 9th me- je.9-2'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01

:e27-6t' 1907 y sI-nv
LOR RENT-FRoM July To OCT, PRETTY o.
Room Cottage in NV. suburbs; nicely furnished
bath. hot and cold water short distance from
street cars stable for horses and carriage a pleas
ant and cool resort for the summer. For and
permit 70 lnspect house apply to MclACHLEN 4
bATcHELDER, 1215 y St NV Isl
Eok KENT-NINE-EooM HOUSE, A. NJ l.. Ian
Ter Heghts special low rent If lea from July
MeLAcHLEN BATCHELDER, l2I5 St NV.
te.S7-6t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

THE PENNSYLvANIA's OFFER COLBY RE
eEIvED-ATTITUDE OF THE JERSEY CEN
TRIAL, THE ERIE AND THE DELAWARE
LAOKAWANNA AND WESTERN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
JEFFERSON D4VIS'S CAPTOR.

From The Pttshurg Commercial G@ette
There is at least in this city who rs reading
the dancels une,, OF Jefferson Davis with peculiar
interest H., Is 7. J. Lane and ~ is a conductor
Mr Lane is the man who first laid hands on DAVIS
when he Wa captured Ia Georgia while trynng 10 eScdv
a remnant Of the second brigade Of the second Diyi-
SION composed Of the 4t Utied states Cavalry and the
7th Pennsylvania Cavalry Lane was sergeant Of
Company NJ Of the last regiment. and he and TWO
members Of the 4th Mchg verc IN advance OF the
body " troops. They discovered female comlnS
toward them. supporting a person who appeared TO be
IN ascd woman. This person was attired III a hanS
petely concealed The face When the soldiers reached
the Iai the woman announced the person In the gown
a. her mother and said She was taking her over the
HILL whore She could get drink OF spring wafer. 49,,
As the twain made step 70 continue on then Iour-
ney, the gown, which had not been asehed 10 inc
bottom opened slightly aud revealed t. the soldiers
pair II cavalry boots. One of the Michigan men I'M
maldel him to surrender Davis eng that he was
caught threw back ihe gown and barring h,i eSot eA
brought his rife 10 a level and just about to fire
when Sergeant Lane rushed between the man ana Daoh
and ordered him 10 lower LIS rifle me solder oOeytu'
and Lane stepping up to Davis. made him prisoner
ne ,ame tine assuring him ina nom OF Ine h %
would harm HIM This was great surprise 70 me eA
President OF the CoufcdeIacy, as he aerwad oln LANE
that he expected to be shot down upon being recos
nizrd
In the meantime Ms Davis for It she who 40
companled her husbandhad tainted aud the rect OF te
Colonel Pric S pie oiccr in command and Mrs
Davis was placed in an ambulance. Inc iroopo t.e.
returned 10 Murfreesboro Tenn where Davis was hepi
fog a while and afierwam removed to NsshNiHe' ana
subsequently TO Washington.
corporal in the 4th Michigan, who happened 10 be
near the place where Davis captured but VINO LOOK
part In thc capture, accompanied tho ustususheu
pu oner 10 WashInctou Hele the corporal wac repre-
sented the caDtor Of Davis. and he was inmcqateN
rewarded with eutenaHts commission IN the Ic-Uar
army Tho real caP1nrs have not to his day been ~
warded IN any way though Lane SAYS he heard that
Colonel Pdtcbad received some money Tor the capt
ure.
Mr. Lane was one Of the men who recruited Com
pany NJ. Of the 7th Pennsylvania. me headquaroeis
Of the company during The Tine occupied IN recruiting
was in a budding on smlthteldst. opposite the Post
Office. The company was organized In 1901, ana
sorVcl until IN. Close OF the Lana that
Davis after tie excitement attending The capture was
over accepted the situation pbilcsophcaly and was
yery o. eieuf prsoucr Lane entertain, high opinion
NJ Davis A. a man but thinks that his course rebel
merf punishment. Judge over OF this county. was
si,O present IN Davlss capture He was member of
The Attn Michigan Cavaly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
ADVANCE AGENT FOE MISS VEINS.

From The Omaha World Herald.
Tho stairway was long and crooked and the ltss
out more than just about enough breath. Then
Trd e.. Ho old SssAv t,,5 Peg Baan NJ
to Mr.. Turtle. Jolly cove Not In. Ell p
The man al the desk wrote head to political
'''aD XVI guy You Ia cnecte '' with III papah,'
The man a, me desk was lie ed ted four sheets
Of south omaha Market reports as he said So
sheet AheaI OF Miss Pantagenet Veins Thought
I'd drop in--Oh by me way, In Omaha ten wears
ago.
The man at tie desk said yes. lie then changed
The wording OF The plols editors cory to make Re y
read "reprehensibe negligence instead Of " Rod-
manan intelligence
How time does fy1'
II did sad the man az the desk, as ne Gu. uow s..s
police court story from half column TO four iH'''
and marked II add town talk -, 400 flights
tefors the crowned heads Crowned heads Ssss'e
Crowned heads always danghea Gears makes BIG
her Nance ,9s,o Johnson on Omaha AN. he
n did, the man az the ION on the loathsome
scissors went In for another '''''0 -
'O. aM9' Veins been An:trs,i~ rsSt bouquets
Diamond necklace Nee THIS s,Noe. M sfsa
barc seven years People sesT spose glad know
Veins. 'Precai;sss g." yon nto aiyance notceis
she's coming mn, the little man dumped upon THO "''A
Of man I.gos OF manuscript thrsefogrhs Of WHICH
add ,tves Of the tin ,fiss Vems IN tire,
Three eneraviDss rp'0''"''"S MSS veins " ''''
positions .,,os cut from other newspapers. rclaiivs
10 Mlss hres ditto. ditto. ditto, Miss VEINS dresses
ard coniatning the name or Nr; >. 1onn.oni
Miss Veins has grown u last loven years hasn't shei'
be ehrpsbS has said tie man the desk as he shot
n. s,.e pencil eoursing through the camor OF Vox
PoPsHn.,n so0 Johnson. otSer side leaf G'nsht'
Good night said the man II TIE desk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
rYPIOlL HORSE TRADE.

From Texas Siftines
There il a coloryd man in Austin, Tex. by tho
,sme az sam J0LnSing lie he's some money which
he has made trading horses at which business he Is
ao eyner One day Judge Peterby saw J0hns!ng
,radne with an itinerant horse dealer Having some
snrosiit 10 know how sam came out IN the trade, he
A'H = nd YOU sell that follow your borse?'
a / did boss, for fac
How much did sou ser
@qwenty dollars
&" only twenty dollars Why. you are fool
THAT'S a valuable horse"
indre Peterby happened 10 meet the horse trader
afterwari and said 10 him:
" - YOU pad twenty dollars for that horse -
80 Yes ! paid twenty dollars to the darley It's
prctfy cheap horse
= YOU have been swmdled The horse Is lame7
know the horse is lame, bur IL doesn't amount 10
ANYTHING lie limps because be has not been properly
Nod As soon a ! take the shoes OF OF him he
Wi zse limp a particle. / wouldn't take a hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
TOMMY LOVED GOOD BOOKS.
HIS FATHER WAS OPEN TO ARGUMENT AND THE
MrsE1,M WAS RENEFITFn ACCORDINGLY.

MUSEUM WAS BENEFITED ACCORDINGLY.
Say, pa" said Tommy, I" did you read book
called The Duties Children Owe to their Parents
No. Tommy" answered his father I" do not think
that have read it from the title should think
II good book though. Why do you ash''
Oh. nothin much,' said Tommy, " only Miss Hand
some the mistress of the school where you took me,
said it good book, which she hoped every boy
in the school would read"
" You may have it some time said his father as
he settled himself comfortably in his chair lighted
5O-cent cigar and turned to his newspaper
say pa" said Tommy again after few minutes
silence, Miss Handsome has been good to me lately
an yesterday she told all about you"
Is that So Tommy 2" becoming interested)
Eyes she said that when you a boy you had TO
work good deal harfe- BOYS do nowadays. an
that you had any Of the advantages Of education
Ike l have, an then she asked if I appreciated
how much I owed you, an said. 'You bet do
I've got the best pa in seventeen counties (at this
Tommys father looked sharply at his son, but Tommy
wnkedl. AN then she kinder clasped her hands
an said AN Tommy. just think what fine. young
booking man your father IS after all he has gone
through an ! said yes, an guessed twas because
you thought much Of ma before she died that you
never went out nights 70 the clubs, bur Jus stayed
home an she said she guessed that must be the
reason. an then she had kind or faraway look in
her ewes an she said Jus quietly to herself I wonder
what the future viii bringP an then. after lttlo
while she said 10 me, An Tommy. your pa thinks
TOO much of BIS hoy to make him work like he did
when he was boy, but he buys books for him SOS
he can learn from them what he had
to learn by experience an, / said,
yes yOu always brought all the books
you thought wa good me. an she said IN let her
know when / had read the book an [ said ! would:
an then She Jus put her around me an kissed
me- an pa rs nice 70 be kissed by a nice woman
like MIS- Handsome, an"
Tommy
4 dollar an a-hah Quickly, an"
Here's the money. Tommy kindly, and now run
along and let me read my paper for little while
Thanks pa said Tommy as he moved toward
the door. Then he reached the street az bound and
SHE'D around the corner, where a boy Of about his
axe was standing.
H. Jimmy he called out. " got nun from pop
for Two reserve seats down 10 the museum, an moro
nuf 10 pay carfare and buy cigarettes besides "