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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
Sc. REALIZA.

A preeio de factnra, una partida
de- FSegos Ardfoiaies importados
de- Nneva- York. ~ .it a .ssa
atAgencia de T4bricas America.
nai,- Fogtaleza, 40. @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
aILIBROS..

ILIBROS.
Sc ban jrecibido en, ,esta Impren
ta, po1 el dltimo yapoc-correo dc
Il ,Psninsulallo allosisiguientess
PEHEDA.- Historia Natural. d
, PO1O.-Compendio de Latini,
mo a1MsokENo o HsHp1NosA.-. 81 :, Geo. ..
EssdARTIN:-GramAtiea latina.
Il OABALLERO, " :
GAFOT-Fisica. -
BRIOTS-Algebga. .q....-l.
n fUOMBEROUSSE. - Geometria.
ID MIGUEL- DiOcionario latino.
n - Diccionario de la
GALANTE. - Diccionari0 .Mu-
vA4QUHz QUHIPo. !. Tablas
de logAritmos.
IVINGUT.--M Maestro de in
GAIi1NDoY EsoosURA.-Le-.
gislaci6n Hipotecaria.
4 ROBERTSON. curse
del idibma ingl6s. @
.OILENDORFF. =. Gramktica
inglesS. ' g =
COMPILATION GENERAL de
las dis posiciones vigentes sobre ell
UWQiGamiento Criminal.
4 a'tABELLA. Derecho Admins
trati1o -Tratado de 6anidad y Be-
neice1cia.-Mahual de Hacienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-.
Manual de F0rmularios.- Manual
del Setretario de sAynntamientO.-
Derecho Administrative Espa6ol..
-Juzgados Municipales.
de Oohtribuci6n Territorial.-Ma-
nual de PoIicia Urbana.--Manual
de las atribuciones de los Alcal-
des. !.
BENOT-OLLENDORF. - Ora.
matica FRANCESCA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lAlge.
bra, Geometrfa y Trigonometrfa
FORNES.-H Historic Universal,
Histofia dc Rspaiia, Geograf1a dc
Espana y sus programmes.
RIRRA Y TORr0SA.- Agri-
c1ltura. ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
GRAN FABBICAo M F0SFOROS.
u MARCIA " CONTLL"
DE q. BOLIVAR Y 90,

Esta5lecida en- ,Santxrce, con De
p6sEto en- Ia Capital, zstxdn,
II y 49, ~ % ., =" -
En- yirtud de que ttodos nuestros re-.
lscionA dos de 10 1sla isolicitan coz prs.
ferencia. los f6sforos do Ia nusya, mar.
ca !" Conill, !" snunciamoa que desde 20.
Ia fecha nos concfetsmos 4 fdichs,mar.
CO E s ars.-
La teputsci6n de que gcza 10, rsferi'
da, maFcay g Oonill" entire los citadol
relacidnados es debida acknowledgements
. las nOtables msjoras que hemos intro,
ducido en 81 srticllo, tanto en su!eaN,
dspy bondad como en- su buena. ana. j u
risncia y es nusstro prop6sito continue,
sdelants Ii rsalisaci6n d de todas aque
llasrefofnaas que nuesttos prodactoI
reclamen, para lnantenerlos 4 10 altu,
ra enaue siempre han estado. '7'' q
Puerto Rico, 10 de Mario dc 1883
.a...g G.. Boltvar g. Or !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
Sc vENDE.

Be. vchde baratfsimo IN coChA
dc dos asientos con caballOgi y
afneses, 8 el caballo solo.
2 IDformar6n on el CuartM IA
Rallaja, piso 29 ndmsro s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
JUAN PLANTADA ARlS,
MECAN1Uo Y MHTAL6RG1oo.

Rartaleso ndmsro..73 -, San Juan Puerto Rict
LENA tubos para columnas Baro.
m@tricas. Idem para niveies, restaura
les montajes de los mismos. Une
columnas de Term6mstros, c. mpone
toda claSe de aparatos para astronomis
Meseorologia y NAetlesI idsm topo.
grAAcos.
oontsceiona vsrios atiles paral 1alec-
tsieidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
ACTON

Para que conste hacemos pfbli-
60 que en- nuestra y circular, Is del
corriente, hemos estampadoi equi.
ocadamente el nombre de- don
Federico Leon, como Notario, EN-
'iugar de don Rafael Leon. a y
Ponce, JUNO 26 de 18S9.-Frass
y SaaW. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
BUENA OCCASION.
Venta de Ia acreditada Fon
da"LA ESPERANZA," si.
tuada en- eI .barrio de la
i Marina, de esta Capital


Por tener que ausentarse su
dueno para la Peninsula, se vende
la referida Fonda con ell Estabie-
cimien nto. de pulperia que existe en-
la misms, situada enla Gale de
I" La Princesao ndmero Z; igual-
mente 80 vende la cantina del niue.
lie que esta al frente del tinglado;
las personals que interesen ambos
ablecimientos, 6 uno solamente,
|pueden yer al duefo On dicha Fon-
da; en- Ia inteligencia de que el
comprador asegurara una peque-
ma fortuna en- pOcOs amos.
Puerto-Rico % de Junio 1885,
Francisco Marcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
desde puertos de Ia Isia de
Puerto Rico 4 Europa.

Para otros detal!es1 dirigirse q
los Srss. White Gem & Co., de
Liverpool, 8 q sus consignatarios
en- San Juan de Paerto-Riso,
SOBRINOS DE EzQUIAGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07

} Eh.e1 barrio, de Santurce, bien situada.
una Oada de alto y bsjo, o6moda, espacio.
@, ,con Ibuenas sistas y preeio ainodsfador
ImpbndFAn On 81 Hotel Universe. Tam.
bisn selvende I'M cochs con caballo y ar
neses, muy bafato. Ct.E,Es 4
F~ ess Q1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
lVinos de RUEDA y TOROI
T1NTO.. YiBLAHCO,
. DE 10 has sgLEl0 QUE SHCOIOCl:
AL'PUBLIco.

Acaban. de recibirse, en- ID tiends La
UnidnI Castedana, de-, Manuel Luengo 0
Tetual SO, ven 10 de- Guillermo Gar.
cia, San Jose ndm. l, los nnagnifcos y
acreditados Hvinos tintos y blanco dc
Rusdaly TOro (OGstiHel y wise idetallan
por ihOtellasp pgArrafonss, cRartos y me.
diAs pipas, & precioa conyanoionales.
Il ATengaseaen lcnepts one las ccitadas
tiendAI son las dnicaslqus rsciben1 tan
exquiatos vinoss 0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
PREco ON susCR1PCIoN,

psss e"4s4o ssr so e !, !; islss;;; ns,.;,s: ss
Rssnitde. d hasss Ia auacr,ci5a, "a elective, %
oEasn eshsahls II vista, as ssllos Do cerseo 1
"a par
20 20 Fssvssa spsoEioid. aisass que 20 esa psgad,
u haestsx
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- E w &c ~ D II

n !" = :
mn solar en- Santuroe, eerca del
Institute y en- Ia carretera, siendo
sus dimensiones doCe varas de
frente por setenta de- fondo. ,dI
En- eata imprenta infosmassu,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
LlT0GRARn DBL Il BOLETn."
DE DE- "A. 4 !. LYNN u n sUCEsdR DE NORRIS.

I X8.
hNtaG .a.zaJ
En- este acredado establecimento sc hacen CON toda
perfection TaxJetas ds Vista, de Bautisno Is =
Ofeeimento, Esqdelas II M. de todas classes
4Aetr9el de! Cambo, CheGke, Recibos, Cuen-
tas memoEaRdpms conocimientos Reysas Caras auto,
grafas, Dipl0mas, Mspas lEstsdos M1scs. s' "'a
. Etqustas de tabacos, de nhca, chocolate, dulces
vnos y fcofesyD gaid . efe9sfaspc - s@7'
Cxomos tcda clase de ltrAbaios eoncernientes Z
este ranho& RECqOSMODICOS. E77 ~7@
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EECw wMGss1EA -
o. lGsICgLfUsA IEDUSfRIA 7 aEElGl

90 pu'lios los d:ss Dc teGca Lea nasss,
CsdE atsseso Coatisas ~ 2Aginss do tsx.o cor loe
ssab.dos seessarics 4 pkgiRss de rsylstas sasteo
ruloE'uaA raescsntilel agripelau y Ian kojai d.
annEsiosi4Us 20 EsquisraHs
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f. N UN CLOS.

osdR piana do snunsisa 90 divide On espaclos,
u! prscio Dc osds sspscio 60 como uigus;
For ana ves.....-,-- 41-co Pes sells ysces.. ak.a.
Per trss vscaa-..-- SIS Por ducs idaxs...... 8;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
NUEVOs SISTEMA MEDIcO.

Los Doctores vas.as de cuatro cinco pdoras
aepn q est6mago parazan los intestnos deben echazar
Vss Va Pdoas RID Xsgsae dog ds
hiADO hasan para poner est6mago perfecto 6rde
crear 81 apetn desper esrtu 81 e igado esta afeca
tado 10 dara ygor foraleza. & 80 - "-t
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1 ID A.


nusa snsssar ID ldlpasssso SAsAisns.t:
auo lcs vapoEs4 d1llas nfsenar4 4nessl del
ene1to De- NMlusdw q 30 de gesda mss con-
aasean. a6atAtS dS u ickfei ID. aau4f puerto }
n Ae b Ctsu1ta, t0dR III ne ~ Sss6sns6 @ iol
pusrtes eitranjsfes, Rzrl zAsME 8nrdtosy
1m1MNe lAra 6eta, Epnes ~ M9gNsR isssg
Les tqEsa a q, Oqsgs|si ~ qssssdss.
e ssts bNsrsS sss aiyiese slss Nsyts II
NspsS9. sslfl "a Atflatss9 q kere 3 Fl,
osfbevl. y 1S ysts psnte para. 81 Hesrs.
fse-nbss, MASte !. d 1tses-ls6s eonssE.
aasaaisa 6Dbrn6f q 14ala1M ey 'a7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
NUEvASIP/LDOR4Sy
AzucARADAS,
DE HAYD0CK,
PARA I'1A Ell H1GADo.

Admira5ley extraordnsra combination de medcina Las
yctoras de Ia cenca os teegraf0s eectrcos e Vanr Ia
han causado reyolucion odo e sstema del
a e que aSngne Sc usa u ndmero inaniso Pdofss
del doctor Haydock los ha ecpsado todos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
'pRENSAS

para copiar cartas grandes y
pequehas. con rueda y con pa
lancai
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PAsAg gEs 4NfERCo OF oNIAIEs.F

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Pasajss 0Rciols. nara E.,oAa
n. :. 40.
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~Ao So91PG@AlSs ovn1v De We oA - tArua Qe
pasajeS Aaco una p0ftantdsima reduction
los eeGorea sempleados " ofioiaIes dal
Hi6rcito en- esta isla : sns f:miIi.s ~ y -''
q u o-~
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sfNToMAs DE LA Bits.

90 ~ paclente se queja de plentiful en- el est6mago
x Dlstenson de los tntestines por ell yiento. - ~
~ Cardialgfa ardor en- Ell cst6Inago.
Laseud nsanco, enca desp1es de Isa conias
O. Nal Eusto en- Ia boca y Ia lengua amarillenta
70 Jnulteca
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Ell ECUADOR

II @fA- @ . %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07

Agencia de fabrtcas americanas Fortaleza 40 Pusr.
''Rico.-pnicos representatives para toda le isis, -
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
PROMPT and Courageous.

Morning News,l
Delaware is to lead the right Of the
line at the inaugural parade in Wash
ington on the 4th Of March, and also
at the Washington centennial parade
in New York on the 3oth Of April.
Thisis due to the fact that Delaware
ratified the Federal Constitution nearly
a week before any Of the other thire
teen original states did, Delaware's
date being December Z, 1887, Pennsyl-
yania's December II, and New Jerseys
December Is. Georgia followed on
the second day of 1888, and North
Carolina Jagged behind until 1889,
and Rhode Island until 1890. Della
ware was prompt and courageous then,
and the spirit of patriotism burned
brightly all along both shores of the
Delaware hundred years ago. The
little state will always be ready to
lead the right of the line.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
A Story hv John B. Couch.

A lady in Jersey City said to me
once Il have q son who at the time
he was eighteen years of age came
down stairs one New Years morning,
and he said; Mamma, dear, Happy,
New Yearl Happy New Yearr kissed
me on both sides of my face, and after
breakfast he said; Now / am going
out for the first time in my life to
make regular New Year calls; you
know / have called occasionally; i
never make it a business; now | am
going all day to-day. Goodbye,
mother" She said she sat in the bay
window and saw him as he turned the
corner, manly and sweet and clean and
noble, and she was proud of her boy (;
thought Of her boy all day long-all
day. The bell rang in the evening
rather strangely, and she said a curious
sensation came over her as if something
was wrong. Instead Of letting the
girl go she went herself, opened the
door, and two young men had brought
home her boy so drunk he could not
walk. Bring him in They took
him in. Lay him on the floor Never
mind the sofa, lay him on the floor
She said 81 sat down and took that
boys hand in mine and looked at him
lOh, how I did cry! He was so sweer
this morning; now the breath is poison
ing the atmosphere Of this drawing
room. He was so lovely; now lool
at him! The lips seem swollen: thu
face absolutely seems as if the skin
had grown coarse in ten hours. | dit
cry. Then I tried to pass my finger
, through his hair, damp and matted
: pushed it off from his forehead. Oh
| did cry; it seemed as though m,
, heart would break, Mr.. Cough, if
had felt that that was the work Of m,
! boys worst enemy it would have con
5 forted me; / should have been cor
soled" Isaid; "a mothers love coul
shield him from his enemies in an
e direction. But this is the work Of hi
+ fiendl If that is the work Of m
i boys friend, God pity me! | hay
IS very little hope for him. That we
/ his first intoxication but not his las
d and he is going to ruin; it is done
IS friendship"
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

J The great Adirondack forest will
soon be thing Of thepast. The lumber
men in that region viii fell 100000
trees this year, it is said. Although
New York State does not require
irrigation to develop its agricultural
capabilities so much as do the mountain
regions Of the Pacific States, yet its
rivers largely derive their source from
the Adirondack mountain country,
and the destruction of the forests must
ultimately cause climate change
Utiiitarianism has little regard fol
sentiment, but it is sometimes apt tt
soverreach itself.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

The editor Of the Smyrna Record
is evidently displeased with the recent
reception given to Senator-elect-Hig-
gins in that town. He evidently had
a spasmodic fit of acute collie on the
d iha 21~. Mt ar ~ NJ sles-t il. is
subject to torpidity of the liver. He
siurs the Smyrna River" shows his
dislike for the music rendered by the
Smyrna Orchestra by calling it "cir-
Gus" music, says "Mr Higgins is not
pretty man, nor does his appearance
inspire confidence" and says he looks
'foxy." The editor is also displeased
because Mr.. Higgins was "carted''
around with "a one horse team" and
served with q Sixty cent banquet"
Poor fellow, perhaps he wanted to be
senator himself by being toted out as
a dark horse: or maybe he lost his
election bet. At any rate he is sadly
out of joint about something. He
needs a prescription very badly.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
The Little High Chair.


There was an auction at one of the
down town auction houses recently.
A pale, sad faced woman, in a
plain calico gown, stood in q crowd.
The loud voiced auctioneeer finally
came to a lot Of plain and somewhat
#5ffn-.is.aeitpsa II lAtl Is-.---sead 10
the plain woman and was being sold
to satisfy the mortgage on it. One by
one the articles were sold, the old
bureau to one, the easy rocker to
another, and bedstead to third.
Finally the auctioneer hauled out
chiId's high chair, 1t was old and rick
ETY., and as the auctioneer held it up
everybody laughed-everyb except
the pale faced woman. A tear trick
led down her cheek. The auctioneer
saw it, and somehow lump seemed
to come up his throat, and his gruff
voice grew soft. He remembered a
little high chair at home, and how it
once filed his life with sunshine.
1t was empty now. The baby laugh,
the two little hands that were once
lheld out to greet papa" from that
thigh chair were gone forever. He
saw the pale faced woman's piteous
looks and knew what it meant knew
that in her eye the little rickety high
chair was more precious than if it had
been made of gold and studded with
diamonds. In imagination he could
see the little dimpled cherub which il
once held could see the chubby little
fist grasping the tin rattle box anC
pounding the chair full Of hicks
could see the little feet which hat
rubbed the paint off the legs; coulc
, hear the growing and laughing in gle,
and now, the little high chair wa
empty.
He knew there was an aching yoit
in the pale faced woman's heart Their
Twas in his own. Somehow the da.
may come and go, but you never ge
over it. There is no one to dress il
the morning, no one to put to bed a
. night. Don't Taught" said the auc
tioncer, softly, as somebody facetiousl
offered ten cents "many Of you hav
little embty high chairs at home whic
= money would not tempt you to pal
J with" Then he handed the clerk
bill out of his own pocket and ~
marked, "Sold to the lady right there,
, and as the pale faced woman wake
= out with the little high chair claspe
!, in her arms, and tears streaming dow
her cheeks, the crowed stood bac
= respectfully, and there was a suspicio,
: moisture in the eyes of the man VIII
= had bid ten cents.-Detroit Free Pres
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania,
the chief marshal of the inaugural
procession at Washington next Mon
day has awarded Delaware the
right of line in the parade.
The lighthouse inspector gives no.
tice to pilots and masters of vessels
that their nice-buoy painted red with
the word Crock" in white letters,
recently placed to mark the rock near
schooner Ledge Range, Delaware river,
has disappeared. This buoy was
placed to mark rock on which there
was about twenty-three feet of water
at low tide, almost on the direct range
line of schooner Ledge Light station.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

Chez, and il th9u hast not already
done 50 subscribe for it Immediately.
Pay for It in advance and it shall
be we'll with thee and thine.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02
A Wall from tha Corn Packers.

A Hartford county, Nd, man writes
as follows to the American Grocer !:
And we corn packers of Hartford
county-poor deyils-seem to be the
under dog in this fight Of the survival
of the fittest, and it seems as if every
body is willing to give us kick on
our downward course. Here is our
Senate Of the United States--a great
and goodly body, surely. Yet they
say we poor packers must pay double
tax on all tin-plate that we use, in or
der for some one or two firms to try
the experiment of tin-plate making in
this country. They are willing to tax
a large and established industry al
most out Of existence in order to foster
an experiment-an uncertain one al
least--into existence. These one OF
two firms don't want to experiment ii
this tin-plate business with their owl
money, but want all the packers anC
eaters of canned goods to put in tn,
pool, and they will take the none,
and try and see if they can make tn,
manufacture of tin-plate success il
this country. They think with the as
sistance of our money they can, bu
they are not certain. They console II
h Y saying that some 10 or 20 or 3,
700 rs hence, after they have mad
nj, success, we can buy all the tin
nIata : e want for mere song, an,
thew vii I pay their workmen sucl
glorious MA ges, and found such a larg
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

Ir has been demonstrated in the
Vaca Valley, says the Chronicle of
Vallejo, California, that peach stones
will make as good a fire for household
purposes as the best kind of coal in
the market. The fruit-growers, instead
Of as heretofore, throwing the pits
away, dispose Of the stones at the pre-
sent time at the rate of Sc ton. A
sack Of stones will weigh about eighty
pounds, and will last as long as an
equal number of pounds of coal, and
give greater intensity of heat. AT
many of the orchards in the valley
may be seen great sacks of peach and
apricot stones, which will eventually
find their way to San Francisco and
other places to be sold for fuel. The
Fruit-raisers in this locality will un
doubtediy be pleased to learn thai
they now have another source of rev
enue open to them. A large number
of peaches are dried during the season
for shipment. As soon as the owner
find they have a market for the stone
a greater number of pounds will b
dried.
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

industry -aerhaps They seem to for
get while they are trying TO establish
this new unborn industry that per-
chance the majority of us might die
and 50 not reap the benefit ofthe cheap
prices Of tin-plate supposed to exist 80
years hence,
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

BELOW we give few Quaker
Printers proverbs that are brief and
to the point. We trust they will re-
ceived kindly and always remembered
when entering printing Office;
Never send an article for publica-
ton without giving thy name, for thy
name o. ten secures publication of a
worthless a, .ticle.
Never inquA re of the editor the
news ! for behold it is his business to
give it to thee at TIE appointed time
without asking for it.
1t is not right that nou shouiuS'
ask him who is the author Oh an ar
ticie, for it is his duty to Ike eP sHci
things unto himself.
When thou dost enter his o ulc'
take heed unto thyself that thou do,
not look at what may concern thee
not, for that is not meet in the sight of
good breeding.
Neither examine thou the proof:
sheet, for it is not ready to meet thine
eye, that thou mayest understand,
Prefer thine own town paper to any
The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1889-03-02

COMMENCING March 10 the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, in connection
with the Reading and Central Rail
road of New Jersey, will establish a
regular and complete train service
between New York, Baltimore and
Washington. Trains will be run
through solid in each direction, avoid
ing transfer which heretofore has been
necessary at Philadelphia. The day
light trains will be equipped with
Puliman's aest parlor cars and the
night trainS with Pullman's sleepers
There will be,fve or six trains eacl
way daily. The many friends who
have watched with intense solicitudt
the efforts of the B. & o. to get int
New York will rejoice over this thei
triumph. The Pennsylvania will nov
have formidable competitor.