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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
A E1-75.

Papel superior pa
Tn planas dc escuo.
las, en- la Impronte
del BOLETIK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
0PERACIONEs S0BRE EL MUELLE.
coTlzACIoKss Os fau1os DEL PALS.

AStt0ar.-No hemos tenido opera
clones.
Mieies. - Tampoco hemos tenilo
OperaclODes.
Ca C6.-Cotizase q $234 quintal,
tendencia firme, clase CO.
rrlente. Haclenda, sin
existencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
opERAOIOHEs De BuQUEs EN- PUERTO

VFEhhUIUNE6 Dc bUQUE6 EN PUEKIU
TRAvESfA.
Ninguna.
OABOTAJN.
Col. esp. PETRA" carga para
Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Ooncepci6n," carga pa
ra Manatf.
Col esp "Paquete de Yabucoa," !"
carga para Yabucoa Y Humacao.
Gol esp "Dolores," pendiente.
Col esp "Providencia," pendien-
Re.
Col. esp. "Anita," pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
AGENCIl DE FABBlCAS
MORTE ANGHR1CAMAS.
RkPRRSENIANTRRNNGW- YORK, ,J.C. D'AEgVRRo.
AsEA1E oEEERlL.. Para. FuRRfo-REo,
PEDRO GAMBIA CORDOV A

Representaci6n:directa de fabricantes.-En pro.
visiones: de Ia Harna marca Cordevo, manteca mar.
a. Cerdiso, Q1yose, Nee plus Stra, Gallo Emsyson
Tocino y Jamones de Halsteald = Co., Galletas de
Velas Papel, Escobss y Tabaco en- rama, Ferreteria
QuinCalla, Perfumeria, Barrenas Botones, Crissa'
leria Joyeria, Reoies, Efectos de escritofio, Ca
rruaies, 1Amparas, Pinturas, Juguetea, Pianos Or.
ganos, Casas portAtiles, en- general de todss lal
manufactures americanas.
Be exhihen muestras en- el Almac&n aituado emilia
allie de la Fortaieza pdmero 40, donde el Conner
iante importador puede hacer sus facturas con al
rticul0 la vista, garantizandoles precios das.
ueutos de- fabricas.
So adn1iteu orderes do importsdores, que ssrAu
eiecutadAs por medic de eata Agencia, y encarRol
de ohietos para uso personal,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

.COMISIONISTAS.
Importadores expoftadores. Giran letrss
sobre todas las Capitales y poblaciones do Es.
pana, Francia, Portugal, 1nglsterra, Alemania;
Austria, Belgica, Holanda, Suiya q Italia.
Agsntes de la Linea de Vapores dc J. M. CE-
RALLos & Co. de New-York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

Do vnelta & su jmperio, CUTLER
mo lecibe & 81 tercer aliado +. an
cisco jose de Austria, que le hace
una vista cortisims; el empsrador
de Austria visitarA al fey de Sajo
mia = despn6s las Tumbas del pa
DIRE y abuelo dc Guillermo, pasarz
una revista = sin mas ruido SO vol.
vera d Autris; ya se sabe que Fran
cisco jose esta de gran luto por la
muerte de 50 hijo, pero tambiS /,
hay que tener en- cuenta que en- la
triple aliaDza Austria es Ia que
ochpa el peor sitio; no 90 muy
amiga de Italia y teme & Russia, de
modo que ese pals no 90 atreve
& menearse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
ARMAs Y JIMENEz. ora. Is
CRUZ NUMERO 10.

HstablseiniA1tp 10 iertatkslay a4iaesns .up.ss
q aeERl eR 81 lRaMa. vaEias q. noi .-aH.r : -e,e,l
d zen caste s4e9Nse. p's6'r ~ll.'i. a.. ,-n
NAS4ss, Asalsss eNssassss. A.ss.va ..lAI.a1sh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUES.

ENTRADAS DE TRAVEstA.
Ninguna.
ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.
Bdra esp "Maria Dolores" dc
Faiardo.
Bdra esp "Dos de Mayo" de
Ponce.
Bdra!esp "Aguadillana," de Pom.
sALIDAS DE TRAvEsfA.
Ninguna.
GALlDAB DE OABOTAJE.
Ninguna.
DESPACEADOS.
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
S. MELON Y co,

Agentes della Compsnia de seguros de vi
d. "La Equitativs." Almacenistas 4 impcr
tadores dc mercancias.
ventas al por mayor = al detail.
Ventas constantes de blletes dc Ia Loteria
dc Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
NUEKAS PILDORAS,
A2ucAaApAs.
DE r1AYD0CK,
PARA Ell HIGAD0.

Admirable exaordinaria combination de medcna Las
victoras cienca los te6graos edctricos e vapor la
Iprentahan causado revOucon odo ell sisema del
obo han hecho mejor mas sabio TODD genero humane
Ash nmero inhnito DE Pd0ras
enferedad r,claaan muchos scbre meriiu e notable
escuhrnento del doctor Haydock los ha ecpsado odoS
na fu,,dado
NUEVO SISTEMA MEDICO.
Doctores cuyss d6ss de cuatro cnco poras
debr eli st6mago parazan los intestno debcn reehaza
al hombre 10 ealud ell apeto dos de
cxaotdinafas Pldoras Vegetables Una dos de las NUE.
VAS PILDORAS DEL DOCTOR HAYDOCK PARA FL
HlGADo bastan para poner eet6ago pefecto 6rden
apeto despesr esptu 81 e Hgado estA aecta
do recobrar funcones Sema Nervoso esta debh
sado e dara yigor y fortaleEa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
GUIA LOCAL.


TssCaSa de:sgiroS y comlsiones. Agenten de Ia
OompanfalgeneraI Trasatl&ntica francesa de Ia
del MARQUES de Campo, de Companies do Be-.
guros contra incendios, do los 6res. Gail & 90.
de Paris, y general para ls isla de Puerto. Rico
de ID Banque TrasatlGntique de Paris.
TIENE ADEMAE CASA EN- AGUADILLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

LSvilla de Atenas 90 eats tras-
fernando para el casamientO del
principe heredero del tronO griegO
con la princesa Sofia de Prussia,
hermana del Emp radof. III ayun-
tamient0 ha votado tumas enorm4 "a
para Ia decoraci6n de 10 ciudad, y
especialmente para 10 plaza may.r
On donde el emperadof de Alema-
mia, el rey de Grecia y ~ hijo
pasaran una revista de honor = ha-
brktambi6n representation de ga.
Ia, gran comida y baile; mientras
tanfo, millones de hombres duer-
men con las armas en- la mano.
3. CeMtamins ds Latour,
Csvrsspsnssl sn Psris Ssl "Belesia Nsroa~sG."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

LENA tubos para columnas Baro.
m9tricss. 1dem para niveles, restaura
los montsjss de los mismor. Une
columnas de Term6metros, compone
toda clAse de sparstos para sstronomia
Metsorolcgis y Niutica; idem topo.
grAfcoa.
OonfeccionA varioa titles para Elsc-
tricidsd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

En- Italia andan NAL las co a.;
por una parte Sc trabaja mucho en-
los arsenales, se arman los pue;tos,
se construyen dobles Was f6rreas y
hasta CORE el ruido de que el Papa
abandoaarS & Roma y 80 refugiara
On el Escorial; por oira parle, los
diputados socialistas, en- gran nd
nero en- Italia, hacen una propa-
ganda desesperada en- favor de la
paz, y piden que las grandes ma.
ciones desarmen sus ej6rcitos, idea
muy Saba, pero que nunca se lle-
vaf4 6 cabo. En- onsnto & la cri-
sis comeroial, no Sc ha mejorado;
oOatinGa la mala situaci6n que
vendrA 4 parar en- una quiebra ii
90 !c0ntin6a gastando tanto dinero
On construcciones de guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

vENANCIO LUNA Y SOBRINO
FortaIeza As, 49 y 81.

Importadores dirsctos de where's de todas cla.
ses y pro. sdencias, eapeialidad an quesos, vinos
tntos generosos, iccres fnos cerveKaa, vinagrep,
frutss y eongervas alimenticas do los principales
u efcados de Europa America.
En- Aguaa n l erales tlenen ccnstante exietencia
de las iegitimas de V,chy marca Hopital, Grande
Or II, Contraxevlle Vals. relestnce, San Hilario,
M.ndaris, Fuente agra s.san Garnier, Insalas, Los.
ebes. Purgsntc Rubinat los acreditados vincs San
Rafael y Pertona.
Son ignalmente importadores de las acredisadas
marcss de cigarrillos de la HabsnA, "La BelleM''
Pajarito,1 de D. Andres Rodrguel, "Ccrona" de
segupdo Alvares y Ca, "Hidalgnia" do susini y
"Legitimidad," de Prudencio RabelJ.
ventas al por mayor = al detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

c0mpromctido en- ninguna guerra
del continents; Alsmania sabe
muy bien 10 quo vale el ej6rcito
i1glfs, = por ese lado no be hace
nihguna Illusion, perO le agradarfa
ikflnitO Ell yer II marina inglesa en-
caso de guerra eur0pea impedir el
movimiento & los enemigos de Ia
triple alianza; tales SON las noticias,
pero, 10 repito, NADIA Sc puede afr
mar, y hay que dejas la responsible
lidsd { su sutor, que es un alem&n
El cassmiento de Ia princesa
Luisa de Gales con ell duque de Fl
fe, ha dado motive 6 una discussion
algo burlesca, pues SO trata NADIA
menOs que del dote de Ia joven
princesa; el duque de Fife tiene
una fortuna considerable, algo CO.
mo dos m,ll0nes de pesetas de rem.
ta anual, 10 que le permite vivir
bien con Ia hija de una reina pc
70 esta Ultima no puede entrar en-
Ell palacio de su marido como una
mnchacha pobre, y 20 que las prin-
cesas inglesas se casan con parti-
culares por 81 gusto, tienen que
hacerl0 como si se casasen con
principles reales.
El principe de Gales dice que no
puede dotar & 50 hija, y la reina es
demasiado pobre para hacerlo; am
bos han tenido que pedir Ia dotaci6n
& las Oamaras; lOA realistas % han
mostrado partidarins de la dota-
ci6n, pero los liberales % han
opuesto; han exami1ado y vuelto
& examinar las cuentas reales, y
han dicho que % graciosa mses,
tad podia hacer alguna economic
suprimiendo cicrtos cargos ocupa-
dos por grandes seiiore,, cargos
inttiles, de que "a tengo hsblado
On una de mis- cr6nicas, y entire ellos
el do gran halc0nero, que tiene
po1 mission la conservation dc estos
pGjaros reales Y cobra I'M gran suel
do; y hay que notar que On InRlate.
IRA no existe al siQuiorA I'M animal
de esa especie; otro emplen indtil es
sl de captain general de Argue.
ros, cuyo cuerpo no existe "a hace |
mAs de dos siglos. Be muy pro
bable one el gobierno acabe por
votaf L. dotacl6n que le han pedi |
do, = seguro % hoy que IL Reina
hahrA tentido muchO esta discussion |
d, sagradable para los representan-
tes, mas desagradable aun para una
familia real, ono manda en- el pals
mas rico del mundo y que casa &
sus princcsas con particulars; Ia |
tie de la ptipcesa &c Gales So case
hace amos CON el ma qufs de Lorne,
RObernad0r del Canada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

ArrlDOS /? de Enc.
70 al II Agto.. 1.211,804 kilos.
En- igual periodic
de 1888. ...... 1.7ss,s24. !"
Cueros.--Han llegado del Bio de
la Plata, pOr "Fanfulla," !" ], ,7S1 CO.
rrentinos, 9S7 raraguayos, 6S4 GU
yabas Y $50 motevideos para 81
venta, y por Argentine" 1913
vacunos para almacenistas. Ha
continuado operandose en- regular
escala para la curtici6n y para al
macenistas, quedando Ia plaza sin
existencias de Puerto Rico, nj dc
Habana a'barqueros, y son POGO
importantes la de classes argentinas
& la venta, faltando las superiores
pOr complete. Cotizamcs:
POr %. de 41'60 kilos.
pto.-Rico. {dulces. u 6 1880
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

Llena ssta la naturalsza, Y, prin
cipalmente, nuestras eelvas ameri-
csnss, de p antas, hojas, arbo'es y
tantos Y tantos agentes ben6ficos
con los cuales la Providencia qnie-
re aliviar y aun suprimir los do
lore y males corporales de ia huma-
nidad; pero el hombre tie e ojos
y no v6". Solamente slg6n sabio,
te tempo en- tempo &c ocupa en-
descubrir los secretos de Ia natura
leza en- provecho de los one sufrep,
como ha sucedido con la Hamame-
lis Virgfnics, de la cual el s&bio
Doctor O. @. Bristol extrsjo y com-
bin6 un c6 ebre E1trGcto doble de
Hamamelis, admirable copjunto sa-
nativo para el alivio Y curac' On ra-
dical de toda enfermedad de Ca
racter infamatorio, tanto interna
como externa, tales como: Contu-
stones, Heridas, Tumores, y ceras,
QuemadUras, Insolaci6n, Oarbnn-
clos, Erupciones, Panadizos, Nal
de Garganta, dc Ojos y de Oidos /;
Dolor de Muelas y de Oabezas, He
morragias, Pujos, Nal de los kifio-
mes, Leucorrea, Diarres, Group, o.
iico, Constipation y Asma. Es in
falible, asombroso en- sus efectos, y
especialmerte eficaz en- casos de
almorranas y reumatismo.
Entire todos los preparados de su
clase, la Emulsion de Scott es la
mas facil de digerir, aun para los
est6magos mas delicados 6 intole-
rantes.
Guayama, Puerto Rico, Abril 6
de 1887.-Senores Scott Y Bovine,
Nueva- York-Muy senores mfos /:
Tepgo la satisfaction de mauifes-
tar & Vds. que tras de siete aiios
que vepgo usando en- mi clientele
particular 90 Emulsion de aceite de
bacalao con hipofosftos de cal =
de sosa, no he dejado nunca de ob-
tener brillantes y rapidos resultaA
dos en- los casos de afecciones br0n-
quiales, escrofalosis, raq0iNsnso, etc,
teniendo dicho preparado Ia gran
ventaja sobre los otros de scr
agradable al paladar Y facilments
tolerable aun por los est6magoa
mas delicados.
| Con este motive me rel Ito de
IVds. affmo 8. 8. @. B. 8. M.
DR.. Joaquin Sabater, Mediso ri.
tular.
1)esde Que 50 conoes 81 pectofal
de Anacahuita la tisis y demas en-.
Ifermedades del pecho, 10 gargsnts
Iy los pulmonea. no tiensn 70 ra'
ls6n de ser
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
JUAN PLANTADA ARN,
MECANICO Y MnrALtRGICO.

FSrta.esa nanero "a. - San Jsan puerto Rice
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

Ha vuelto q hacerse cargo del
Consulado de s. NJ. B. en- ests
Capital Mr. Reginalt H. Herbs
ter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-15
"Arn,,nn ihn wnrII In Elrlltr nn,..n

This fine attraction is to be presented
at the Opera House this evening. OF IL
the Richmond Wig recently said:
Crowded in every part was the Mo.
zart last night to witness the spectacular
play Of Around the World in Eighty
Days Spectacular Is an attractive term,
and In this instance was richly deserved,
for the stage setting was all picturesque
and characteristic, giving good idea Of
the scenes and adventures a person
would experience in such a rapid jour.
ney, TO DO undertaken at all hazards
within limited space Of time. There is
more in the play than mere spectacular,
for there Is some really fine dramatiza.
tlon. The march Of the amazons showed
a precision in drill which always brings
rounds OF applause"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A fire at Dayton, Tenno yesterday,
destroyed $29,0 900 worth OF property.
Tho street car strikers at BelTalo be-
came obstreperous yesterday, and only
the prompt action Of the police prevent.
cd a riot.
The steamship that arrived last night
from Hamburg reports April 10, IN a
dense fog, II struck the pilot boat Com.
mander Batelnan about midship, sink:
Ing her at once and drowning two Of her
crew,
Charles 1logoS, fire boss, and Evan
Madden, a pump ruhner, were paSsing
through an abandoned works In Grand
Tunnel mine yesterday morning, when
their lamps ignlted the accumulated gas
and both were blown 10 pieces.
Ex.1nSpsctor DonhVld, Of tho Chicago
police force, met Editor West, ol tho
Times, Ia q restaurant, and brutAlly NJ.
tackled him, heaping upon him vile cpl.
thets. The Inspector was known TO bC
armed, and his Intention was evidently
10 provoke Mr.. West into fight, 30 as "a
give him an opportunity 10 shoot. The
editor retained his temper, and there
was no further trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-15
SEE Will TEST THB LAW.
A Lady to Prosecute Nineteen
SaIoonkeepers Who
SOLD HER HUSBAND LIQUOR
After She had Notified Them not to
do SO-She Claims that the Poll.
ticians and Saloon Men
have Led Him Astray,

MICHIGAN Cry, IND, April l4,-AIrs,
W. o, Leeds, wife Of one Of the richest
men in Indiana, has secured evidence
that nineteen different saloon-keepers
in Michigan City have sold liquorto to her
husband this year after she had, in ac-
CordauCe with the law, formally noti-
fed them not odo SO, The papers were
served by her in person, An in
terview with Mrs. Leeds is
given, in which she attributes
Mr.. Leeds drinking habits to the in
tluenCe OF politicians and saloon men,
who have fastened themselves upon
him, Mrs, Leeds says she proposes to
have the saloon keepers suffer from $40
10 500 fine tor every drink sold TO Mr..
Leeds after notice was given. Her in
vestigation showed incidentally that out
Of 65 places in Michigan City where
liquor is sold, only 81 are licensed. She
intends to have the unlicensed IA forced
to close.
Mrs. Leeds adds: ~ am not a Pro.
hibitionist, lam temperance woman.
I've told them in one place in town that
Mr.. Leeds can come in there and take
his beer, but he must not take too much,
and they must not sell him too much"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-15
Tho nocno.ter Street Car Strike,

ROCHESTER, N. Y.,IApril14.-Therc was
comparatively quiet to-day among the
strikers and cars were run without
trouble on many ofthc lines. 1t WIS re-
ported that one car had been thrown
over in Hudson street, but no one was
injured. The windows Of sew
eral cars were broken with stones.
Early this evening, mob surrounded
boarding house in Clinton street, where
four drivers lived. The men became
frightened, and as their lRndlady cannot
speak English, they were somewhat
troubled. The woman disguised herself
and escaped to another house, whence
she sent note to a telephone station
asking aid. The patrol wagon was
promptly on hand and six men were
arrested. The four drivers were taken
TO the Main street barns, where they
will stay,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-15
EMXET ToMPKINg.
MIR. TONpKINS INTERVIEWED.
lie Is Unable to Say How He Know What
tho Card Was,


CoLUMDus, Ono, April IA. - Hon.
Emmitt. Tompkins, Representative in
the Legislature from Athens county, is
one Of the most soughtaiter statesmen
around the halls OF legislation. He is
bored with questions until he
makes his escape, and begins
to chase the squirrels out on
the State House lawn. The sudden and
extreme popularity into which the
Athenian all at once sprang was caused
by an article detailing the manner in
which Mr.. Tompkins had guessed by
wire, what card Mr., G. II. Kellogg had
drawn at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Tompkins seemed overwhelmed
with variety OF emotions when cor.
respondent asked him for an explana-
ton.
He said that lie had stepped out OF the
House for IN hour or two yesterday after.
noon, and when he returned at 6 o'clock
found the following telegram in his box:
"CINcINNATI, o., April 10, 1889.
"HoN, EMMlrT, ToMrKiNs, House OF
Representatives, Columbus, o.: Mr..
Veazey Is with inc. What card have l
drawnP Answer Immediately.
"C. II. KELLOGG,
"Grand Hotel, Cincinnati, O."
Mr.. Tompkins without waiting a mo.
ment wrote and sent 10 the telegraph
Office the following message:
"CoLuMDus, o., April 13, 1880.
70. II. KELLOGG. Grand Hotel, Gin
Cinnatii, Ohio: Yours received. The
card you drew was the four OF clubs.
"EMMIT ToMPEiNs."
The following dialogue occurred be-.
tween Mr.. TOmpkins and the CorrCs.
pondeut.
elbow did you know 1t was the four OF
clubsW
~ can't tell you that. simply knew
that was the card"
"Was there anything in the wording
OF the dispatch-any cipher or Combina.
ton OF lettGrs-that gave you the keyW
positively nothing OF the kind"
"Ilad you any previous arrangement
with Mr., VeazeyW
~ had not"
"Did you receive n message from any
other person In Cincinnati in Collusion
with Mr.. VeaEeyP"
"EmphatiCally, mol"
"stilI you knew Mr.. kellogg picked
the four Of Clubs?"
~ did"
sta trickPo
"That 10 for you to find out, 1 can not
tell how know"
Mr.. Tompklns was told by a member
that had he lived In Massachusetts, In
the days Of the paternal grandfather ol
ex.Secrotary Of War EndiCott he would
have been hung for praCticlng wltchCrait
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-15
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO INSURANCE
Chicago Employees Kick Against tho CONF
pulslOn-A Formal Protest.

Chicago Employees Kick Against the COnI-
puIsIOn-A Formal Protest.
CHICAGO, April l4.-SeveraI hundred
employees Of the Baltimore Il Ohio rail-
road were called to the company's Office
ut South Chicago, and asked by the olli-
Cials to sign papers giving the company
the right to reserve certain part of
wages. The company's object to secure
tho money is to defray the cost OF in
suring the employees against loss by sick
ness, accident, ETC., while in the service
OF the road.
There has been much dissatisfaction
with the workings of the scheme for
some time past, the men claiming that
they received practically no benefit from
the payment, and that the arrangement
was very one.sided affair, resulting
chiefly in substantial addition TO the
Company's exCheQuer. This feeling man
iiested itself in unanimous refusal yes
terday by the men to sign the Company's
agreements.
Those refusing, including engineers,
fremen, shopmen, switchmen, brake.
men, conductors and section hands oper-
ating the division OF the road Commen-
cling with Chicago and ending with Gar
rett, Ind, all were given to understand
that unless the papers were signed on
Monday discharge would ensue. The
only effect Of this notice apparent was
the issuance OF n call by the men for
mass meeting, which wGs held last night
at South Chicago, us a protest against
the cOmpany's action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-15
TUE BABIES or TUE ASSOCIATION
And Wheeling to Cross Bats on the Island
To.dRy-OthCr Notes,

The weather permitting, there will be
a game OF ball played at the Island park
this afternoon by the Wheeling club
with the Columbus team, OF the Ameri.
can Association, of which a. @, Bucken-
berger is the manager. Every base ball
crank hereabouts knows "Buck, from
the fact that he managed the Wheeling
team last year, and they will all be
anxious to sec this afternoon the
class OF material he is now con-
trolling. The Wheeling nine for this
game will be selected with care in the
hope OF downing the "Babies" OF the
Association, A good game is promised
and the attendance should be large
enough to encourage the boys to do even
better than is expected Of them. Game
will be called at $3.50 O'Clock,
The Shamrocks and the Grumblers
played a match game OF ball on the tun.
mel green yesterday afternoon, in which
the Grumblers were defeated by a score
Of IS tod, Batteries-ShamroCks, Burk.
ley and Miller; Grumblers-McLean
and Finnegan,
The game to be played tomorrow af.
ternoon by the Wheelings with the To.
rontos, OF tho International League,
promises to be an interesting one.
Charles a. Stroble, OF Hamilton, will
be here tomorrow to attend the meet.
ing OF the schedule committee and look |
after the Hamilton clubs interests.
The directors Of the Canton club have
passed resolution to the effect that it is
their unanimous desire TO avoid the ne.
cessity OF playing Sunday games, pro-
yiding the citizens OF Canton give the
club proper financial support by either
for 200 season tickets at $40
each, or by closing the manufacturing
establishments Of the city at 3 o'clock on
the Saturday afternoons upon which
games are scheduled for Canton, and al
lowing their employees full pay for the
day.
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Joseph Griffin, fireman; W. Howe, coal
HEAVIER; L. NJ, Hammer, NJ. Erickson, @,
p, Kraiser, Thomas Reilly, John Kelly
and Henry Baker, seamen; John Han
Choot, sergeant OF marines; Frank Sess-
man, sergeant Of marines; NJ, Caspen,
corporal OF marinesi N. Kinsella, corpo-
raj OF marines; II, Gehring, F, Jones, G.
Jordan, +, Willord, H. W, Ixted, K,
Montgomery, John Sims, G. II. Wells,
G, Kraus and Z. Geldmor, private ma
rines, and four Chinamen-43.
NIPsIc-H. Pontzel, seaman; John
Gill, seaman; G. W, Oullan, apprentice; /;
John Heap, apprentice; Thomas John.
son, captains steward; Chas, Mason,
fireman; N. T, Kelley, coal HEAVIER.
TRENToN-Jos. Hewitt, landsman.
The steamer Eber lost five officers and
sixty.six sailors. The Adler lost twenty
men. The schooner Lily lost two men,
The whole number Of lives lost was l4G.
There is a number OF wounded still con-
fined in the hospital with fractured
limbs and bad bruises. Among the
most severely injured are W. Z, Bowen,
maChinist, leg fractured; =. Jense, sea-
man, eyes inilamed by sand; Edward
Ambrose, seaman, feet terrible by
rattling; steam fireman, arm badly
lacerated.