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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

The BEST SPRING MEDICINE. Pages sarsa-
parilla- Price 75c. for large bottle.
MERITS DRUG STORE, 1914 F ST.
WH1TSEY's pure Russell cider All Pa. av. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

RosEs.-White pink. yellow, red, by the thou
sand. Strauss L Co.'S
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Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
SON BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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INSURE with the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany of New York. Assets over S126. 900. 900.
r. h. Cralle, IhOs. =. Morgan. ir., Resident
Managers, No 1888 street
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GRAND PERCH FISHING BoATs for hire at Cum
berland's, foot of F st. n. W.
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LARGEST ASSORTMENT of russell and canvas
shoes and slippers. for men, women and children,
to be found in this city, at prices to suit all
pockets, at Il. STRAsBURGER's. 500 It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

LILY OF THE VALLEY, any quantity. Strauss
q Co.'S.
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INaTGURAL MLETING.-BALTIMoRE RACING
Il AND 1kOTTING Association. HFRkINa
Run PARK
- MAY lsT. AND .eD, lSSn.
$1,000 IN PURSES, DIVIDED As FOLLOWS.
FIRST DAY, MAY 4, 1850
FIRST Race, purse stoo tor 81 class $500 10 FIRST
800 20 SECOND. $50 20 third. Gao 60 fourth horse
Second Race purse $500. for 3-minute class: slOO
70 first so 20 second $50 TO third 10 fourth horse
SECOND DAY. MAY ., $50
First Race, purse $500, for > 80 class $500 20 first
SlOO To second, $50 TO third, $40 10 fourth horse
second Race. purse $780, Tor - 40 class 400 10
hrt $50 10 second, $50 20 third SeO fourth horse
National TrOttlng Association rules govern Trut-
ting VIII be mile heats: best three IN i've harness.
Entrance Zee 10 per cent Of the purse offered Horses
dlstanclIg the field entitled 60 money Only En-
tres close April 20 1883. Address B. X. sHERIFF.
aplBlIlg
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists m20-3m
For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap,
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's
Coke. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
ja5-6m Exclusive Agents
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30 Shaves .or oCents

Mail two cents to Colgate q Co., 55 john st.
y. Y, for a sample of Demulcent Shaving
Soap. apl6-tu,f2w
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Use REX FURNITURE PoLIsH-Sold by p Ham
son Hiss Mfg Co., S15 18th NV, also druggists.
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FUssELL's CAFE, 1925 NY. avenue, the cheap
est and most genteel dining-roOm in the city.
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Our BoYs' AND CHMDREN's CLOTHING de-
serves the popularity which it has attained
Why? Because they are perfect in fit and fin
ish. and correct in style, and the prices are
always the lowest
EIsEMAS Bros. 9TH and Z.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District of Columbia. New Jersey.
Delaware, Maryland. and Virginia.. light rain;
slightly warmer; northeasterly winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

THIS WttK, THIS W eek,
At the Boston Shoe House,
912 9TH Street Northwest. between and K.
Great Bargain Counter Sale.
This counter is in the center of the store
filed with the finest grades of footwear in all
shapes. The regular prices of these shoes are
81 to 80 pair, and will be sold off this counter
at half prices. These shoes are warranted in
every particular to be perfect. but if they were
damaged by fire" they could not be sold for
the prices they are now being sold for. For
ladies, misses and children only. First come
first served Call early and avoid the rush.
Boston SHOE House,
III. GoLDsrEIN.
$40 9TH st. NV. between and K
P. S.)-No shoes off this counter exchanged.
ap15-3t HG
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For WALL PAPER and window shades go to
r. W. Hendersons. Ill3 I street NV.
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SPRING STYLES. Mems Felt Derbys, Sis and
81, extra value. A. I. LEWIS. 435 9TH street.
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EASTER LILIES, in pots, for churches. Strauss
4 Co.'S.
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SPIRkEA, large plants in full bloom. Strauss
4 Co.'S.
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GARDEN HOSES, terra Gotta and iron vases,
settees and chairs. SHEDD Il Bro, 432 9Th st.
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WHrTSEY'spure crab apple cider, All Pa av. NV.
NARCIssUs POETICUs.-The Narcissus of the
poets. sweeter than yiOlets or carnations, at
Strauss x Co.'S
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The FAMOUS White Rose, Puritan, ," at Strauss
l. No =
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have
been issued to VIM. Halstead and Elizabeth
Price, of Talbot county, Nd; heterogeneous
Ruediger, of Baltimore. and Annie c. Erb.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RAcxs.

Use NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
weanesasx Ap-siox
saturday. April n.
x,. .,oo
Tns.lsv ,r-,, m
w.,..,.
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A LARGE INVOICE of imported insect powder
Just received at MERITS PHARMACY, 1914 F st.
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Under Metropolitan HStel.

ALL-WooL TROUSERS TO ORDER,
$500.
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GAS FIXTURES. c. A. MUDDEMAx. 1905 f st.
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EASTER DECORATIONS, at Strauss i Co.'s,
Stalls SO, 81 and 372 Center Market
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IIsEMAN DhUS.. TN anu Z.
Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors.
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At Cumberland, Nd, Jos. Muse sixty years of
age, fell into the canal yesterday and was
drowned.
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A GREAT FLOWER SALE.-Mr. Bowling will
sell tomorrow at IL o'clock at his auction
rooms an extensive and choice collection of
plants, suitable for Easter and other purposes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

ATTENTION is called to the auction sale to-
morrow april I'D at 5:45 o'clock p. M of fine
building lots on 22d street, between and p
streets northwest This sale presents a rare
opportunity to secure fine dwelling lots or
site for large building, as the neighborhood is
good one and property there is advancing in
value. See the advertisement.
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vIOLErs IND CARxATIoxs. at Strauss L Co. s.
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This sale begins Saturday morning, April ID. Pa
rents should avail themselves of this opportunity
as these goods all strictly rst-cass, and prices
cut to reduce stock
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Ora Nd CON RT
" at the

GRAND NcERT
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.
Monday Evening, April %, 80,
M DEMOIsELLE DE NOGUEIRAs
Assisted by
The Celebrated Baritone,
NOR DEL PUENTE
and the
WAGNER SOCIETY
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT LOW
VI est rates on approved real estate security.
RUST & HI NGEkFORD,
apl1-1m Ga 4th ST NV
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Flowers FOR EAsFER.-John H. Small & Sons
In their spacious floral establishment corner
l4th and q streets northwest will open to-
morrow their annual exhibition of Easter flow
ers. This display bids fair to eclipse all their
previous efforts, and speciality will be made in
flowers for church decorations and Easter pres
ents.
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Special rsce trsins via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at L. 40. 80. and ? 30 D. IA.
Returning trains will be in waiting
when the races are over.
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EASTER SUNDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
drawn TO the two columns devoted to the
Palais Royal advertisement. The annual ex-
hibition OF Easter novelties and special prices
are adYertined for tomorrow
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FIVE RACES EACH DAT.

AL the First Class Race Horses ana
steeple ChAsers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

There H. o mutual reaction between the
mind and the body, in regard TO the
health of each, which IA most close and
important, We know that the state of
body affects the state Of the mind; We
know the stare of the mind affects the
stat; of the body. These are facts of
every day knowledge; W. feel within Us
two distinct natures, warning with eacn
other, or, helping each other, and, as il
were, reasoning with each other, although
it is only the mind which, recognizing
itself as well as its body, really reasons.
We feel and are strangely conscious of
all this, but what we do not feel, and DO
no: appreciate, what We have yet to learn
to apprecia Q is the indie peudence os the
TWO empires Of mind ard body, as well az
the dependency of one on the OTHER We
are conscious that the food of the body
Influences the hsalth OF the mind, as when
we say of some uns uitable or ind Restive
tnlng; at has ugde me dull of mind; 10
has made me sad; il has made me rita
BILE, or has in some other way I'll cted my
equanimity.n But we do not recognize
with like readiness and in the same way
The effect of tho foods OF the mind on the
mind and its health. Nor If this rem4rk
able, for the nody feeds perceptibly, and
by one stomach alone, while the mind
feeds i'm peroeptibly, by 1--WE stomachs, by
every sense, which is 10 il veritabio
stomach from and by which it receives
ifs siment, be that good or bad, and from.
and by which it is renewed and from day
to day sustain d.. These foods of the
mind entering the mental organization,
the camera ueruosa. largely if not alto
gether, mold cnat organization into set
form, according to it's quality for mold
ing. They are, says a writer in Long
mans Magazine, so like the touch of the
sculpt on the clay that TO large ex-
tent all men and women born shape their
mental surface according as they are led
to give it form ana shape. | could not
if should seeron for years find better
simile. CUnmou foods and drinks must
be healthy in order that the material Of
the tOdy may be gooc; and he impress
sions which enter the body by the senses,
the foods and drinks of the mind, must
also be healthy in order that she mnd
may be good. Granting, therefore, shat
the substance good and the mod'ng
or modelling good, all will be goud /;
there will be the mems sana in oorpUre
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

81 doan' see it dat way, Brudsa,
ker. As race we like de taste ~ a. nov
a a race l ezpeck We lift fn JnL,'Aen.
sheer" 1i'y our
81 deny i, sahl"
"Well hev no iggers on De snbia,l
know | has helped five different No. 80 l
of dis club out O. chicken scranes - 's,'
las Var an 1t wasn't six weeks 400 %
yCu was rested yo'self wild six c6i,. 1ai
IN bag. Sit down, sab! VirtuoBs -
nation am J good thing IN its place rs
yours comes in jist whar' you orta. '-
keePin' powerful quiet" O'
communication from CleyelaDa
nounced that one John Y. Scott bs5 ~ ~
vented double berreled skillet. in 81
bacon could be fried and eggs boiled y.
the same time, and he wanted the ipdo,sa
ment of the club to its being q good tbir,
promising to forward a dozen skillets IS
II his request Was complied with.
Samuel Shine moves to indorse ana
half a dozen members spoke for ana
against the action, and Brother Gsr8na.
then disposed of the matter by ssyin5,
''If We had eggs an bacon at de sam
time some of Us might hev to steal one a.,
de odder, an we'd better keep dat donble-
barre.led skillet As fur off as We kin. !,
are now time to go home an let de keptrg
run herself fur a week or two"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
pEBILs OF cHEAPcANDY.
All Sorts OF Diseases May be Obtained From
Impure Swcetmeats.


Once a Week
Candy chops spring up almost as rapid
~ az drinking saloons in our cities,
Every crossroads country store has ITS
jar OF stony or crumbly 'sweeties,' as our
English cousins name them. The boy
who supplies passengers on outgoing
trains with The daily papers, without
which the patriot mind cannot enter up
on the days action or the nights rest,
deafens as on alternate rounds wi h
audation of "broken car dy," and lest
some weary traveller might escape temp
tation the news stands in every station
prorude q SLY recommendation to drop
a nickel in the slot and receive a package
OF delicious Dor bons."
Dr.. Edsou euumerates among the sub
stances ADDED for increasing the weight
of candy terra alba, kaoin (deoomposed
feldsper), whiting starch and ground
quarts" Among the cOlOrIng substances
used 20 make our candy pleasant to the
eye he gives arsenic, chromium and lead.
Adul eratious for flavor are managed by
help of distliatiuu of rancid butter,
wood, alcohol and oil Of vitriolN into es-
sence of pineapple; also by fusel OIL and
prus7io acid" While "a very fragrant
fruty essence may be made of rotten
cheese by treating it with oil of vitriol
aud bichromate of potash. Much of the
cheap chocolate sold at corner candy
stores is mixed with clay. cclored with
Durut lumber.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
AEine Ynnng Nm.

"yeu. Repecca, yod vas lookin' all
broke oou dis morning, Vas dot young
Mr. Ikslestein here 20 see you again last
uightS"
Yah, fadde~, he vos here till O'Clock
die morning.
Two O'Clock? Ach, mein gracious.
vat waste of gas! 1t must shop, 1 tso
sou. and YOU must say TO him dat can Q
afford IT,"
Yah, did dat, ladder
I'D vof, RepeccaY'
II told hlm last wee k dot We must 20
burn 50 much gas
Und vot did ne sayY
He sand Yah, mein loavy doavF' I
appreciate dot and viii pring lantern
mlt me hereafter.
"Und did heG'
Yah, las night he brought lantern
ind ~ hoong Id up on der door knoP'
ind ye we're so hobby like two tuf"s
doves all der time"
All, f prccs, dot vas fine young
man, ma You stick to him like a posh.
tage shtsmp.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

Human ustur' ia poverfully deceptive,
an't sheY queried the old man, after We
had been silent for sometime.
IS met mes
"Yuu bet she is! I'm living in tn
village of R., forty mites down tbs
road. I've got a gai named M0llie she's
about as dandy q country gal as yo1u
find in the state. Last winter stranger
struck the town. aHd ~ once fell in love
with Mullie. | didn't like his looks, and
] said 20 the gal.
"'Mulle beware Of that chap. / kin
read him like a book, and I tell you he
hau't honest nor honorable. IN bet a
wheat stack TO q Pumkin that he's a
sharper
"The gal differed with me, and about q
month ago they were married
Aud how dad tine husband turn ouf3'
Mighty honorable sort OF man.
was clean mistaken in him. They had
been m srrled three days when along came
a woman from DInkirk and claimed min,
aud showed certificate. | ex pecteu he
would deny her, bat be didn't. He owned
right up Ike j.tte man She vas still
there vntu a second one came on from
OsweEo Looked bilious for my NV
son in-law, aud looked TO see ham danK.
but ne didn't. Jst acknowledged the
corn aud said be was willing to do the
fair thiog.'
Aud how did IL endY
"rhey had lim arrested for biEamy.
They wanted Us to "a sEiu him, TOO, but
when mentioned it to tlul he said
"Father don't dot. Here's my watch
and $50, aud they are yours II you don't -
aud you d.dn'tg'
NO II vas tryiu 20 do the squar
thing, sud when man tries to 30 the
-quari thing by r malus White cans 90
back on him. giu the gal the money
and l kept the watch, aud l guess We
cuuldu't have dore better
The world may Owe you auving, yoauE
man, but the account cannot be turned
over toGn attorney for cJiteo iol.
Ii ia q maxim tas- no man vsseyer
written GU, Of his repl,alon excep: by
himself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15

which You have taken care of so long,
from you"
He looked az selgths; HE honest eyes
seemed 80 ask her forgiveness. She was
also pale but, whatever she felt at that
moment, her com plete self control stood
the trial
81 have seen this coming" she said,
slowly, "and I rejoice 10 my wards hap
piness. You love a. excellent man, my
child God bless your
thank you!" exclaimed Annie. And,
OIL forgive met Nov can be good and
will be goodw
To this day Martha is OF the opinion
that her brother has been in 2 hurry 10
marry, and whenever Annie hears her ia
sinuating remarks she laughs and kisses
her husband in her usual sudden and
saucy way and heavenly glow cheers
him and his whole life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-15
HE'S No HURRY.
Anton rooA His Time and Got the Wife be
Wanted.

brother answers thai be I4 IN no hurry TO
marry; 20 1 have abandoned the hope
that may ever transfer the burdens of
orr household onto the Shoulders OF q Low
ing sister no law"
Tins Miss Martha was Eont 10 com
plain 20 her maruaRable friends, and,
as the years rolled by 90 the marriage
able dduk hfers Of her fu nds.
Bat she abandoned her o~- hopes iu
time, aud, concentrating her affections in
sist~r.y love, became recOuoiled to the
Thought OF her brothers deliberat,duess.
And be Was deliberate.
"Ste must be handsome he explained
10 his sister, with comfortable drhDera-
tion, "fos a plmu woman is concetted;
she must have money, Tor poor woman
would DO apt TO become eztrayagan. she
must be Of good family and breeding.
She ought 10 be OF sedate age, for / do
not 8isu TO become a ohapgron at balls
and parties; she must love home life,
and she must pO7sess that tcuiy feminine
restraint which makes women sanity TO
as men. OF course, must bo her first
low, for my Iea woman loves only once,
and then orever.'
He was in no hurry. Carefully and
critically he examined the many pretty
ordtr to zee whether they came up TO mic
ideal. Bu- they all failed TO meet hi- APP
ptoval, and Anton continued examining
aud Awaiting the appearance u his femi-
nine z mulK. Meauwhile Hu event took
place witch preetpi'gted matter.
Mss Martha was no longer young;
while Mr.. Anton was round rosy, blonde
aud ,ylsl, Miss Martha WA auKular, dark
and uerFou-: nor was she "a we'll to DO rs
her brother. And yet 1t happened that "a
certain man, discovering the sweet Kernel
within this mag nthc mt shell, fol- serious-
ly Ia love with MISS Martha.
1ne reason why abe desired that their
marriage should ful ow CLOSELY upon the
engagement needs no explanation. But
her si-terly love had been mentioned 80
often, and she really did love her broth
or, that she coul0 not well leave him help
less IA the rough world She began TO
search for a sIster-in law zealously and in
good earnest.
Four weeks later when they we're seated
at the dinner table Anton said; when
you are married, Martha, that cook will
become utterly demOral'E sd
"Of course chs wilt said his sister;
"but why don't You marryY'
"YOu know that / have thought of IT,
but can't be ia a hurry about in
"You viii become old and gray over
your continuous choosing she replied;
"it Is time you should d,olde."
al that ~ your opinion, l Hm willing
TO wnrry although / do not, Indeed, know
at thi- momeut whom or have you dis
cover d q proper pcrsouY'
She shrugged her shoulders dlsdainful-
~. "Of course have Anton. You uup ht
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sfNToMAs DE LA Bills.

10 81 paciente Sc queja de plenitud en- 81 sst6maeo.
2s Disenson de los intestines pof 81 viento.
80 Cardiagin ardor en- el est6maKo. -
30 Nal gusto en- la boca la lenEua amatilenta
es Constipation con aganA disrtea.
50 Dsfes ION de ano mueha fa,ea Todou os slnossi
sneroes denus ptRn deeaego de uncones del HRadO
aqu gran mporanca dc eusqngt error cue % cCnes
tespeco estado del pacienle. Este debek adminrafse IT,
conocda pdora lie expeeneia dara demuestFa Gus
este cnando pdora es.a propamsns prepaade mode
mas expedite Dc sstiuar accon Del Hgado %
acknowledgements como Remsdio blioso Yo cree eh log
pdcra que por 4 soa dtss attva Sufcients, ID
's1 suEv1 p piIpoR2 p bE 3 HAfboux PARA Ell H1eADo
Cue e verGaderc gtaho eeenca de In sRlud 10 gran
bendeior cue ID C!enca ha dado Rl nhndo,
Para posfacion Nsrvioea Ia Bills Debdad Lastnd 6eng
IA F 4 H. % g. SUExAs ~ PS
Glnco centavos Do yenta en- todss las Boticas.
cusquer escereo que dssss psoba sstas pidoSas % 10
ss se snS
Its que 'uni'sss Higrs tSao edo mund0
ApvERTENciA psvane todos los botcarios que el
Aolntfs del 1nico asente a. FRANeis W h: ToNh CA.
D isSss e PA e.
Snal ssrAn IA laihcsdAs, N0t. II, H
(TRA.--se pysvisns Al pHbiso on genera lqus lcs pa
qu lbs e "Pidorhs do HAydgek para Puerto Riso qH1
Do etrteAgan q noBhfs do j. O. dAssvsdr no sUn isK
AAYnDCie I Gs.
NHW-Y0RK.
AgeASla Do sibraas aiAsriaaaaa fostasza. 20. Puss
eRAsA -un!sos EepseAsasaatss pasR teds z slA
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AvISOS.
Vapor esp. BoRINQUEN.

Vapor esp. BORINQUEN.
Segdn cablegrama recibido, el
mencionado vapor ha salido de
Santander directamente para 6sta
ell dfa z del corriente.
vap. esp. "Ramon de Larrlnaea.d
El dfa 10 del corriente mes de
Agosto sali6 de Liverpool, con
destiuo 4 esta 1sla, segdn telegra-
ma recibido por sus consignatarios.
vap. esp. 5UENAvENruRA.
SegGn nos informan sus consiR.
natarios, saldra del puerto de La
verpool, con destino & esta, h&cia
ell 20 del corriente.
vap esp "Isla de Luzon.h
El dia 10 del corriente mes sali6
del puerto de Oadiz, con destino &
este, hacienda escala en- Canarias,
seg1n cablegrama recibido Dor sun
consignatarios,
sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
vap alem "HELVEflA.h
EstarA en- este puerto procedente
de ST. Thomas y Europa, el dia
2 8 3 del pr6ximo mes. ConsiRa
tarios,
Mullenhoff q Kotber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-23
Sc VENDE.

Una maquina de vspor, IA caballos
de- fusr3s, doble engransje, que do mo.
vimiento & I'M tfspiche chyos cilindros
miden 5 pies 8 pulgadaa por 3 pies de
d&metro. Dos bombss, una dc alimen-
tar ID cslders, y otrs de levantar aqua
fris a los dep6sitos. On emburrador
de doble csdans, 90 pies de largo por
8 pies 8 pulgsdas de ancho. Dos cla.
ri6cadorns hero fudido con 90 tube
ria de cobre para Ell vspor, sus vAlvu.
as, llaves etc, sufcientss 4 conteuer
800 gslones de guarapo csds uno. Uns
serpeDtina de cobrs para vspor.
Todo 10 cusl, asi como los asientoe
de madsrss del psis , grsnds sscuadtia
sobre que descshsan Ia msqnina dc va,
TOR y 81 molino SO encusntfan en- per.
fecto eslado y 90 realisa & precio nny
limithGo.
e que ipteress conpraflo pueds
pedir informes : entsnderss con don
Juan f. Finlsy, alsnacsn de los Sres
''r6sas y FtnIay-MarinA.