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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09
LUDWIG DUPLACE.
CASA DE GROs cOMIsONES.

Dep6ito de smercan
Fabnca lcorea
La Emae vapcr Coos de las Anases Sonos de Herrera
Royal Packet London "
Am.ni-(Tx
Q maquinaia de elaboration d azdoarl y
Northern Assurance London.
Mercantile London
Marine Linn.
Ango-Oonhnental Qae ohlendorfs) Works, London.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09

sALIDAS DE TRAVESfA.
Ninguna.
SALIDAB DE CABOTAJH.
Ninguna.
DESPACHADO5.
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09

sTENANCIO LUNA Y sOBRINO--Fortalea
49 y 6l.-Impoftadores directos de where's de
todas classes procedencias, espcialidad en- ques
sos, vinos tintos generosos, hcores fnos cerve
j zas, vinagres, frutas conservas slimenticias dc
los ,principalesmercados de Europa America.
En- Aguas minsrales tienen constante exlstencia
de les legitimas de Vichy marcs Hopital, Grande
Grill, Contraxeville, Walls, Celestinor, San Hilario,
Mendariz Fuente agra, San GARNER, Insalas, Loe-
ches, Purgante Rubinst los acreditadoa vinos San
Rafael y Peptona.
Son igualnente importadores de-las acrsditadas
marcas de cigarrillos de la Habana, "Ls Bellesa"
Paiarito,l de D. Andres Rodriguez, ,"Corona" de
Segundo Alvarez y Ca, "Hidalguia" de Susinil y
"Legitimidad," dc Prudsncio RabsD
Ventas al por mayor y al detail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09
kRMkS Y jIMENEZ. Cruz Ia

AssAbleolmisnso do ferrs.erisy 9niaGalla, sur;d do
general en- slraEo. vsntas al pai mayor datall
easR coastaatsEasats pisdra platsoa 9Ftiasd para
tanquss. Aigiexs y laYadsyoE. Psscias Init, dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09
e. ROS DE ORC
DH SALVADOR :AzsTMA
&SCESol DR Don gSAA KAfRUS.
sues. De ORCASITAS &C

Importaderes de mere ancias de todas classes y
7rscedenciec.
sisndsa FLOR D2 JUlIo GALLO On ORo, ca
ta de 10 FortAlaza. esquiuA la te 10 CFux.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09
SANTORAL.

Viernes, s.-San Roman, mr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09

En- el Ej6rcito y sl Hospital.
Ohinadnega 20. A., Abril ~ de
1880, Sres. Lanman s. Kemp, Nue.
va-York.-MGy estimados amigos y
Sres: Oreo un deber de justicia el
manifestar 4 w. el buen 6xito
que han alcanzado en- este pals va
rias de las preparedness especia
les de la acreditada casa de w.
Merece particular menci6n, entire
elias, ell Aceite de Hfgado de Ba-
ea'ao con cuyo medicamentc opor-
tunamente administrado he podi-
do obtener curas completes de
bropquitis cr6nicas, reumatismo
cr6nico, jaquecas inveteradss, y
me ha servido perfectamente para
acelerar la oonvalescencia, despues
de las Asbres graves.
Eeyitie zsawtna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-09

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

Para individ uos eScrofulosos 0
que padecen de atsccionss pulmona-
res, ninos raquttieOs, y la ansmsia, la
Emulsion de Scott es un rene.
dio soberano.
Oaguas, Puerto Rico, Abril /? de
1887. - Senores Scott y Bovine,
Nueva- York: Con frecaeucia he
prescrito la Emulsion do Scott en-
estes & timos caatro amos q ni1ios
raquttioos, a individuos esorctMlO-
sos, a algunos que padecfan de dis
pspsio y dolores reWnsdticos, por
causa de Ia debilidad y miseria de
su ORGANISING, asf como en- las atec-
clones pulmonarss Y 5ronqMiales.
habiendo obtenido slempre un re-
sultado satisfactorio. La pureza
de los elementos que componen die
cha Emulsion y los principles re.
constituyentes que posee, la hacen
de gran utilidad, no solo por su efl-
cacia, cuanto por la facilidad con
que Sc digiere aun por los niflos de
poca edad.
He creido un deber participar
este a Vds. y ofrecerme su atento
servidor.
DR.. MANUEL Gtmsnes CrMf.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
MINISTER FOSTERS MARRIAGE.
ottawa Society Is Offended and VIII Not
Recognize the Bride.

OAthWA cofitIy Is OHfhNfN anu VIII wv
Recognize the Bride.
OTTAWA, July 27-The Canadian press
continues TO devote considerable attention TO
the legal aspect OF the marriage OF Hon.
George Il, Foster minister Of finance OF
tawa society ii is hinted, will not recognize
his bride. Mr.. Foster, 1t will be remembered,
married Mrs Chisholm in Chicago a month
ago, after she had obta ned a divorce on the
ground of desertion. Both are Canadians,
the petitioner going TO Chicago for the pur-
pose Of obtaining relief, Collision is limited
at, because Mr.. Chisholm fugitive from
Canadian justice, did not offer any defense
to the application. The sacredness Of the
marriage tie is so unusually recognized in
Canada that everybody regards the recent
marriage as Invalid, and not binding in
Canada
II Ottawa society refuses 10 recognize the
couple the political future Of Mr. Foster is
hazardous, unless Lady Macdonald, wife Of
the premier, takes the lady under her shelter
ing wing. In the meantime Mr. Foster has
gone 10 his New Brunswick homo 70 spend
the honeymoon. Mr.. Foster threatens 10 sue
several newspapers for libel
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
TeLgeRApHIc aasvlrIes.
News Notes Of Interest Carefully Con-



densed.
johnson Knights saw and grist mill, with
all machinery, at Camden, Me-, has burned.
Loss, 81, 600; partly insured.
Frank BONNIE, charged with the killing Of
George Smith at Chicago has been sentenced
TO one year in the penitentiary.
The officials OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
company have notified the Transcontinental
association that unless the subsidy from rail-
roads is increased they win cut rates and
take all the freight they can get
The Reading Railroad companys state
ment for June, 1889, shows gross receipts,
81, $50, T3l; decrease, sl95, ,OO5, as compared
with June, 1888; expenses, 81, liz, 276; in.
crease, S2Sl, 800; profit In operating, s424, 455;
decrease. f478, sos; profit from Dec 10 June
80, S. 662, ,O42; decrease, S6S4, 900, as com
pared with the same period year ago.
Augustus w. Keene OF Boston, has re-
signed as deputy warden Of the Massachu-
setts state prison.
Samuel Newman, OF New York, aged n,
has been arrested at Scranton for forgery
He had secured the cash on two checks Of
t65 each, 70 which the signatures OF b. G.
Levy and Simon Hinerfeld had been forged.
Charles Fellers, who murdered Bunyan
Adams in Richland parrish, La, has been
hanged at Rayvillo.
The New Hampshire house Judiciary COM
mittee is considering the advisabiity OF re-
porting a bill abolisning capital punishment
Mary jackson, colored woman, said 10 be
lO5 years old died at Ithaca recently.
w. 4. Graves, one Of the oldest and best
known bankers in New York state, died sud
denly at Auburn.
At the Knights Of Labor convection In Buff
falo the per capita tax was increased from
thirty 70 fifty cents. The convention then
adjourned.
The knights Of Labor have passed resolu.
tions denouncing Thomas Furlong, who had
been mentioned for chief Of the secret SER
vice, as tool OF Jay Gould and an enemy Of
labor
Oliver s. Roberts, proprietor OF the Frank
fin Trotting park at Saugus, Mass, has
assigned. Liabilities, 800, Of which Si7,
200 are unsecured.
The two little children Of Fred Droenk,
were playing on the track Of the Northwest
ern road at Chicago A train came along
and both we're cut 70 pieces
The new steamship Columbia has arrived
from Southampton, making the trip In 9 day
81 hours and minutes, thus breaking al
| previous records from that port
Christopher Carter, aged 90, was releases
from the Concord (N. II. jail, after servinl
three years for horse stealing, but was rear
rested by Massachusetts, officers for an oh
oflense He has been almost continuousl
confined for fifteen years
Hutchinson, Ogden a Co. worsted var
spinnerf, OF Philadelphia, have made an a
sirnment Their liabilities are about sa5
800 Il is thought some arrangement vi
be made by which the firm can continu
business.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
ANN ARRoR,s EMRszzLER.
Treasurer King Is Reported to BE Short
About $4,000.

Treasurer King Is Reported TO he short
About $4,000.
ANN ARBoR, Mich, July p. -zina Pitcher
King, lawyer and real estate OF this city,
who for twenty years has been treasurer Of
the fund for suPerannuated professors OF the
University Of Michigan, is an embezzler
The amount is estimated 10 be fully S20,-
COO The fact of the embozzement was dis
covered at the June meeting of the Alumni
association when a successor was chosen 70
King, but it was not made public until now.
At that time King turned over 5000 worth
of property to the trustees. admitting that
there might still be a shortage Of $1,000
King has lived in this city nearly all his life
and was always considered a thoroughly
honest man IL is stated that he dabblsd in
wheat in 1882 and was caught in terrible
squeeze. From tins blow at his financial
standing he has since failed 70 recover.
King declared the shortage must be due 70
his carelessness in bookkeeping.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
HIPPOLYTE'S BLACK EYE
He Lost Thirty Men in the
La Coupe Affair. !
LEGIrIMEs DEADLY AMBUSH.

Men Appeared TO spring Out Of the Ground
aud Poured a Destructive Fire Upon the
Surprised Followers of Hippoiyte--Over
Thirty Bodies Found.
PoRT-AU-PRNcE, July 27.-The tide Of
affairs during the past few days has been In
favor Of Legitime. Port-au- Prince is begin
ming 70 feel her strength. Hippolyte fails to
make an impression anywhere along the line,
and the success of Arcahial appears to have
availed hun little. Legitime, for the first
time in many months, has scored a point It
was momentary, but IL served TO strengthen
the feeling Of confidence he Is endeavoring
to impart TO his followers As a result Of
the La Coupe affair Hippolyte lost IN killed
over thirty men. The number Of wounded
is not known, though it is calculated as ex-
ceeding the number killed
Hippolyte's Plan Of Attack.
The affair was mere skirmish growing
out OF an attempt on Hippolyte's part to
take the works Of La Coupe. Hlrpolyte had
good reasons to believe that the southern
general in charge Of the place could be
bought He accordingly made overiures to
him which proved satisfactory 10 both sides.
II was arranged that the northern forces
should make at least the feint Of an attack
on La Coupe; thut they should retreat and
be followed by the garrison, which, In turn,
should allow itself 20 be overcome in the
/ open In the nick OF time, however, the
whole plot was divulgsd TO Legitimr, who
| quickly ordered the force earliest available
70 take position beyond la Coupe
Legitimo's crafty scheme.
Legitime arrived on the scene almost az
scon as his men, and Immediately arranged
an ainbuseade on both sides OF the road Lead
ing 20 La Coupe. In accordance with the
previous arrangements, Hippolyte's advance
appeared at the appointed h, ur, marched
close 10 the position where Legitime was ann
buscaded, and then slowly withdrew. This
moment the retreat commenced out rushed
the whole garrison Of La Coupe, firing their
| pieces in the alr, but doing no damage what
ever 70 their opponents The retreat had ex-
tended no further than 500 yards when Hip
polyte wheeled about and advanced on q
rush. On he came pel neil, intending to
fairly run over all In his way and then dash
into the works
nippolyte Fell Into the Ambush.
The advance OF Hippolyte was the signal
for general stampede on the part OF tho
would be pursuers, and with his path clear,
she northern general continued to push
ahead unchecked, until suddenly from all
sides men appeared 20 spring out of the very
ground, and the next instant were pouring
in deadly fire. Taken completely by sur
prise, Hippolyte retreated faster than he had
advanced He carried of as many Of bis
wounded and dying as he could under the
circumstances, but over thirty dead bodies
we're found by Legitime's men.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
nippolyte van Into tho Ambush.
Horse ana DrIver Roth Drowned.

CUBA, n. y, July 27-On Thursday after
noon, as two men were driving along the
west side OF Cuba lake, near this place, they
discovered a horse and su ky in the water.
Further search revealed a hat floating not far
from the body Of the horse The lake was
dragged, and the body Of John Lewis Of
Hardys Corners, was recovered. Mr. LeSis
was manufacturer of cheese, and came to
Cuba on Wednesday TO sci his product. 10
is supposed he lost his way whiIe returning
to his home at Hardy's Corners, and endeav-
ored to turn about on the narrow road, when
the horse and driver fell into the lake. MIR.
Lewis leaves a wife and three children.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
GIven Away by > FrIend.
bought with English GoId.

CHICAGO, July 27-Mr Douglass G. Mac
Rae, editor Of The London Financial Times
and agent Of the British syndicate which has
been making extensive purchases Of Anert
can grain elevators, statel 70 United Press
reporter that he had purchased seventy
eight elevators In the Van Deusen system IN
the northwest for the syndicate He added
that no arrangements had as yet Ieen made
for the purchase Of the Minneapolis -four
mills Mr.. hacRae further stated that ar
rangements we're being made for the intro
duction Of the water gas industry. In Eng
land water gas was being manufactured at
the cost Of four pence per 900 feet.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
I,beraIs Honor Tbs,r chief

LONDON, July a. Over 1000 guests at
tended the reception given by the National
Liberal club Ia celebration Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Gladstone's golden wedding. It was most
brilliant affair Viscount Overbridge, on be-
half Of the club, presented Mr.. Gladstone
with commemorative album, the work Of
many leading artists. Mr.. Gladstone replied
in an eloquent speech, which was filed with
pathos He said that be felt that he was
drowned in an ocean Of kindness. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
ono pIan Fighta a Town.

WALLACE N NJ, July flames Chocha,
Of this place, having incurred the indigna-
tion Of his fellow citizens, was ordered inn
mediately 70 leave the town. Failing TO do
so, crowd of citizens went to force him
out. He fired on them, severely wounding
one man. He then fed to the mountains,
and was pursued by Sheriff Warren Moore,
who tried 70 arrest him. Choeha shot and
killed the sheriff. The angry crowd followed
in search of the murderer, aud succeeding in
finding him. they riddled him with bulleIs
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
KATE DRExgL,s egNgvoLENcE.
r11c vvl,l r-.supa n rnurcn ana college
for CoIored People.

vvtn roupa Snurcn ana college
for Colored People.
PITTsBURG, July "a = Miss Kate Drexel, Of
Philadelphia, who recently entered a convent
here, has furnished money for the founding
Of a Roman Catholic church and college for
colored people in Philadelphia, and the Rev.
Father McDermott, Of this city, will under
take the inception Of the Institution.
Archbishop Ryan, OF Philadelphia has
been desrous for a long time Of organizing
colored mission, and Miss Drexel has offered
to pay a pastors salary and supply teachers
for the school She has also donated S25, 900
for the purpose Of erecting church and col
lege for the colored race
Father McDermott was selected for the un-
dertaking on account of his success in estab-
fishing church for colored people here He
will go 70 Phi adelphia early next week.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
a steamer Fined ar.1oa.

BROOKLYN, July 27.-Judge Benedict In the
United States Court has imposed fine Of
OF 81, lOs on tho steamer Columbia for carry
ing more passengers than the law allows on
her trip TO Roekaway, Sunday, July Ia. The
steamers legal allowance is 8 900 passengers,
and on this particular trip 3,677 passengers
were counted. The fine was computed at the
rate OF 5000 for each passenger in excess Of
the legal allowance Judge Benedict gave a
scathing rebuke to boat owners who over
crowd excursion steamers
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
she MARRIED THE BEST Man,
And Her JiIted Lover Did some vigorous
Shooting.

anu AAcF tlANeA ArttN Dlu some vigorous
Shooting.
CHIco, Cal, July 2z-Eva Adkins, aged
IA, was % have been married last Monday to
Raymond Bieroe, son OF a San Frencisco
journalist, and Neil Hubhs, an intimate friend
OF Bierce's, was 10 have been best man. On
Sunday Miss Adkins eloped With Hubhs, and
they were married in an adjoining town
They returned here and went to call on the
brides mother Bierce learned OF the in
tended visit, and went TO the house first
When the couple entered Bierce shot and
wounded Hubhs, who returned the fire. Sew
eral shots were fired by each man, and Hubbs
finally fled from the room. Bierce then shot
Mrs. Hubbs wounding her severely, but not
fatally. Hubbs thercupon re-entered the
room, overpowered Bierce, and beat him with
the butt Of revolver. B,erce dragged him
self 70 another room, where he shot himself
dead. Hubbs will probably die Of his wounds.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
PunIshed for Patent infringement.

HARTFORD, July 27.-Judge saipman, Of
the United States court, has sustained the
ruling Of Master in Chancery Marvin in
favor Of Q. A. Morse, of Boston, against W.
II. Knapp and others for damages for in
frineements Of patents for wire dress forms.
The judge add, $3.50 special damages because
defendants continued manufacturing after
an ininnction had issued. The total of the
damages TO be paid is about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
Ives SEMI u,ck ~ IAN.

NEW YoRK, july 27.-After hearing the
arguments OF counsel IN the Ives habeas cor
pus proceedings Judge Ingraham decided
that as Ives was held on an order Of arrest
he could take no action regarding the in
dictments. If the order OF arrest was dis
po,ed Of and he was in custody ON bench war
rants an APPLICATION for bail would be enter
tanned. Then he wrote: ''Writ dismissed,
prisoner remanded
Evening journal., 1889-07-27

and dignity befltting a sovereign S94, $685.
600, while Prince Albert, her husband, re-
eeived in addition TO this sS, 10000 In the
eleven years prior TO his death.
The Prince OF Wales Budget.
The present Prince Of Wales is now about
IS years of age. He has been rather expen-
sive child TO the British people, for he has
had 81, ,4l5, 900 from their pockets, including
a wedding present of $4,000 in 1858, since
which time his royal wife has received
81, 10000 in allowances Since Queen Vic
toria ascended the throne In 1887 the Guelph
family have received from the public treas
ury OF Great Britain no less than Sl24, 33O, 600,
and there has been expended besides in the
maintenance Of royal public parks and pleas
ure gardens upwards OF 100000.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
A wnmnn .Inllah fnr mann.

CHICAGO, July 27.--Mrs. Josie Walters oc-
cupies cell in the debtors department OF
the county Jail because she failed TO pay
debt OF s28. She was sued by Crane g. Co.
for balance due on clock, Judgment OBJ
tanned and an execution issued. Sue was ar
rested and locked up, a member Of the above
firm paying a weeks board in advance as
required by law.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
The women Arc waverlnc.

BOSTON, July 27-The strike of the 800
women employees Of the Roxbury Carpet
company is apparently about ended, not
withstanding the fact that at their meeting
the women voted 10 hold out until their de-
mands were granted When the factory
opened many of the girls returned to their
work, although the company had made no
concpssions
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
Col. Jones strnnge Dlsappearance.

CINCINNATI July 27-CoL a. f. Jones,
the well known physician and historical
writer, has been missing from his home on
Walnut Hills since Thursday afternoon. DR..
K. G. Jones, his SON said his father left the
house at about $3.50 p m, hut did not say
where he was going. He was in good health
and humor, and no cause can be assigned for
his disappearance. Mr. Jones is a member
OF tue Pioneer society. He is about 65 years
old. The police have been notified.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
LIncoln and pepew DIned.

LONDON, July 27-Sir John Paleston,
member Of the house of commons for Daven-
port, gave a dinner 10 Mr.. Lincoln the Amer
lean minister, and Chauncey NJ. Depew.
Among those present were Attorney General
Webster, Sir James Ferguson, under foreign
secretary; Sir Lyon Piayfair, Mr. Labou-
chere and Mr.. Charles I. Ritchie. president
Of the local government board.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
And Now rhey want Dry Goods

NEW YORK, July "a. 1T has been rumored
for some days that an English syndicate had
made overtures 10 certain dry goods firms In
this city Three large firms have admitted
that they had received offers for their bust
ness Simpson, Crawford & Simpson, d.
Altman g. Co., Stern Bros. and r. H. Macy
& Co. say that an attempt was made to pur-
chase their properties, but with no success,
as none Of the firms desired 10 sell.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
The following is a tabular statement Of
the roval allowance for a single year;

lotai.....-. +...........-.+--t.. ...+.. c4ulf, lft
This does not include the maintenance of
the royal parks nor $24, ,405 paid annually in
pensions to the surviving servants Of King
George III and Queen Charlotte. and to peo-
pie who got used to receiving allowances
from the evil list under these sovereigns and
on those of William w and George ". Dur,
ing the first fifty years Of her reign, from
1887 &c 1851, On en- Victoria received from
the British treasury ''fpr her own use and
maint nance Of hsr household in the splend ;,
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
A Good witness for KemmIer.

ATLANTA, Ca, July y During a severe
thunder storm a shed in which some negroes
were gambling was demolished by lightning,
and one negro was apparently killed. He
was left for dead, but revived some time
later. A negress was also struck aud stunned,
btf NOT lillad
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
Two Fatal Accidents.

ITHACA, n Y, July 27-Two fatal acci-
dents from unmanageable horses occurred
here. John Mcdowell was standing upon
load Of wheat when his team suddenly start
ed up, throwing him TO the ground and frac-
turing his hip and skull Mrs. Sylvester
George was thrown from her carriage and
injured 50 badly that she has since died.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
a vnlnnhla cnrrn Rennrerad

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-A wrecking COM
pany have recovered the cargo Of the bark
Midway, which was wrecked in 1858 off Cape
Henlopen, while bound from London to this
port with tin, lead ard spelier. The metals
are valued at Sl5O,OOO The firm TO which
the cargo was consigned is no longer in ex-
istence, and its members are ad,
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
Rev. Thomas G. strong Insane,

ITHACA. n. Y. July 27.--Rev. Thomas G.
Strong has lost his reason, and will be COM
mitted 10 the Binghamton insane asylum
DR.. Strong was formerly president Of Wells
college, and has occupied prominent pulpits
in this section Of the state, where for many
years he was one Of the leading divines Of the
Reformed church. HIS misfortune is due TO
softening Of the brain.
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
Homer Whlns Elnherir.

WooNsocKEr, r l., July 27.-Joseph
Fiaherty, Of Lowell, and Hippy Homer, OF
this city, fought thirty two rounds in two
hours aud four minutes near Blackstone
Homer won, Furnishing his opponent severely
and knocking him out completely. The mill
was under Queensberry rules for a purse of
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
Lerl Her n1ener 10 FrIenda.

NEW York, July 27.-The viii Of the late
Louise Comstock, principal Of a famous pri-
vate school, was sustained by the surrogate.
Relatives Of Miss Comstock contested the Will
ON the ground Of insanity. The surrogate
decides that the testatrix, though eccentric,
was sane The bulk Of the property goes 70
the teachers in Miss Comstocks school
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
rrlnnnsa I.nnl.n.. prn.nn,a-

LONDON, July 27.-The wedding presents
received by Princess Louise Of Wales we're
displayed at Marlborough house The total
value is el50,0OO The jewels alone are
valued at Rl2O, 600 Mrs Mackay sent pair
Of torauoise and diamond pendnnt earrinss
Evening journal., 1889-07-27
Mrs. Graham Burned wien Her House.

LEWISTON, Me-, July ga house occu-
pied by Mary Ann Graffan near sabattis
was burned Mrs. Graffan lived alone, and
her charred remains were found in the ruins,
she having apparently been burned TO death
in bed The cause Of the fire is not known