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VICHY ESPANOI.
Aqua MINRRO MEDICINAL
DE IN@A.EUm.

Es bicarbonatada, alcalina, d.
gestiva de sabor agradable y excs-
lente bebida para tOmarla en- La CO.
midas sola 8 megclada con vino.
Esta recomendada para 81 r0u-
matismO, afecci0nes del est6mago.
Was urinarias, rifi6n y vejiga.
Dep6sito; En- casa de Manuel
Barriola, calle de San eebaatlGn
20 y 81.
Precios; 625 centavos .botella I:
por cajas de go b0tellas, 10 pesos.
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la CIUDAD DE NOSCOU
DRFBANoIsoo PELAEz

Establecimisnto de 6ptics , articu-
los de novsdad de Paris, Londres, Vie
NJ , Francfort, se hA trAsladado de 10
Gale de- ID Fortaleza. ntmero 81, D la
plaza de Alfonso XII, ndmero 20,
baios dsl Atsneo, antigua casa de Fu-
riati, en- donds encontrar& sl que 90
digns visisar este Establishments,
(tnico en- toda 10 isls) ademks de va
rios articnlos de novedAd, IN complete
surtido en- gsfae, lentes, espejuelos y
quevedcs; cTistales J monturas de to.
das claaes , en- distintos tamaios J
fofmas. Tambien Sc hacen 10 misme
gafas que espejuslcs, segdn formulas
del reputado doctor 0culists, don Ga
briei Gimensz. En- 10 mismA ss ven
den vidrisras de nikel, para mostrador
con yidrios oyAlados, 8 sean curvos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
RSCUELA PARTICULAR,

Para Ia ensensnza elemental J
superior.
Glasses de adorno 6 idiomas.
Pasantia de todas las asignatu-
ras del Bachillerato.
Preparation para el Magisterio
& ingreso en- Farmacia.
Fortaleza, 76.--Entrada por 81
Oallej6n de la Oapilla.
DIRECTOR,
JOselL6peE Domingo,
BGOhiIlSr q Professor Superior.
Sc admiten alumnos internos J
semipensionistas. PreciOs m6di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18

Sc han recibido en- esta Imprer
ta loa siguientes:
FORMULARIO Criminal, DO
Abella.
i I'D. Magistral, por Bouchardai
FISIOA, por Ganot.
i TENEDURIA de Libros, po
| O1staiios.
| EL MATkIMoNIO, por dol
| Francisco Lastres.
i HISTORIA NATURAL, DO
/ Pereda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra y Geo
metria, por Oardin.
FILOSOF1A, por Ell Padre Ce
feFino.
| GRAMATICA FRANOESA, po1
Ollendorff y Benot.
GRAMATIOA INGLEEA, Dol
Ibara.
POLO.-Compendio de Latini.
dad.
MORENO ESPINOHA. - Geo
grafia.
GAVILAN.-Aritm6tica, Alge-
bra, Geometria = Trigonometria
FORNES.- Historic Universal.
RIERA Y TORTOEA.-A Agri..
cIltura.
ALBUMS para retratos, dc todas
formas y precios.
! ,IDEM LATINA por Escartin.
ANALYSIS, por Vazquez Queipo.
GUIA DEL. BAOHILLER, Dor
\ +. 8. Oasado.
GKOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL. flsi.
%, politica y economics, por Luis Gre
goife, trad. dc N. Hstevsnsx, 3 tomos.
en- T., CON grabsdos, mapas, cromos
Robinson suixo. (ED, Dor Wyss,
Noticia da Carlos Nodief. / tomo en-
g. ilnstrado CON mas de 800 grsbadoe
dibujados por Yam Dargent, Ssmeghi-
nj, Ginrdet, Baron, etc. TslA con plan.
chas y cortes dorados.
TELKMAOO (Laa aventuras del
por Fsnsl6n. Trsdusei6n castsllana,
aumentada CON notas sobre mitolo..
gin, geografia . historic. torno.
ARlTMETIOA, (Tratado ds), Dor
don Juan Oortakar. Nueva edici6n
completa. / touno an 8s. Tels-
BENOT-OLLENDORT ara.
m6tica Franoeaa.
AMIGO 4. y. r;ro. :, A..
sahatier' Aumsnt.do % .Sn ~. v.,;.. d. o.
IN como an 1Ss HoI.US... Hal US. $50 ~
m,.,, ,,. =
1Iaoucioo, ampnncado Z sdieionado
On - 1les 20 ASPsna J Amerlce, Por
1na sOCieu@u us escEis0fes e.p.nolss y
a,nlaenn0s - tomoa en g s. ~ pA-,
slna1 CepA nnoi sesOsks sdic'ons eon
un nlsg0 nHsn0 @ snpiemen.o: 5
EoNoUN W IEnhAiA-hos pi.
fs1rs =, us sl'o 1Ofuo, somos.
o.. ~ caPlsan oe LOO penissnsss nsgros,
~l1I%Ou. f"s Soo,.. d.l h.,,,o 4. R,.a. :.
NJ" eo pa.;Soi I Iso Ss ieu' -
Ia 'JS %lt;w.. iO.., Oa.a.n.. - !. po..uho
IL. 2 tomos. - -
IT. $500. al .h..S. a 49,
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FONDA La PAz
De MANUEL HARRloLA

Para Complacer & mis- numerosos
clientes y con el I'm de que 6ntoa
tengan Las mayores 0modidaden
posibles en- mi estahlecimiento, "a
introducido notables mej0raA en IL
mismo, ensanchand0 C0nsid idArahle.
mente 81 Comedor. al que he aers@
gado una pieza de 10 casa cont.
qua.
Puedo ofrecer habitaclonea amuu.
blada para hu6spedes, y entra
elias hay una muy bonita con Va
tas Z la Gale. Preclos m6dic0a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
AL PUBLIOO.

Habi6ndome heCho cargo d ii
Administrator do mi Casa de Gos
mercio, iespu6s de mi reexes6 1
Europa, dejo revocado 81 poder ne-
neral que, s principi0s de- julio 8 I.
timO, C0nfsrf { don aodolfo nE1s
Prado, para que me representsae
durante mi anaenclA Quednndo -.
tisteCho de 90 buon deeen, -
mientras 10 eIegpl6.
yieqne.. 70 Do Rebselo Il iaoa
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Ii IUHVl lGINCIL EUAERARI ).
DE RAMON MORENO
81. CRUZ - 21.
H4Essssss = Asalag.ss . EsMsais'

Tengo 81 gusto de ofreOer O.
p6blico en- general mis- serviCioa
en- el ramo & que me dediCo. IRE
nes de adultos y de p6rvulos de
gran lujo.-Trenes para viAtiCos y
Faroles.- Oapilla ardiente.- O6-
talfacos paro honras y cuantc ira
halo 90 nos conAen, sirviendO & los
ueblos de ia isla CON aviso an
icipado de una hora. No % pide
dinero anticipate.
Puerto Rico, "A de Diciembre
de 1888.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
Vino NEDOC ESPANOL

PIoCed6nte del eilas afamadaS Viiiai
de Reinosa y de las acredita.
das bodegas del ExCmo Sr D.
Manuel G. del Corral.
La pureza de este vino, en- el
cual no hay mas componente que
el zumo de IVA escogida cuidado.
samente, sus ricas propiedades di-
geativas y Ia predilecta atenci6n
que le dedican sus Gnicos coseche.
ros, le han dado tan justa fama,
que los consumidores inteligentei
10 preferen al meior
MEDOO FRANCES
que en- su mayorfa no es sino el
producto dc composiciones quinn.
cas-, nocivas & Ia salud.
Para convencerse de las bonda'
des del rico
MEDOO ESPAEOL
basta solamente probarlo.
Sc vende al limitado precio ID
44@ la GAIA de 10 botellas en- 81 al
mac6n de
Jos6 r. E;Iva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18

Nota: Entire Jacmsl Port-au- Prince lol
Vapores servir&n lAs eScalas de Jeremis, Go
naivss, Saint Marc stc.y 81
La salida do Port-au Prince % inalteranle.
0tra: A ID ida la vuelta conecta On
Saint Thomas con el Vap0r de la Inca dc
Marsella-Ool6n, que toca On los puertps de
Barcelona, MGlsga > Alicante.
pABAJKB TRA2ATLANTTUOH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
VENANCIO LUNA Y SOBRINO.
.FortaIeza 20, 49.y.51.

ImpoEtadores difectos de where's de todas ella.
ses procedencias, espeialidad en- quasos, vino.
tintosy gsnerosos licores hnoa cervezas, yinagres
frutas conservaa Alrnensiciaa de- los principalea
mercAdos de KurepA y America.
LIN Aguas minerAles tienen constants exIstencin
de iAa legitimas do Yichy mArcA HcpitaI, Grands
Gill; ContEaxeville. VRll, Oslastinos, San Hilario
MondArix4 Fuente agra, Ban 0arnisr, InsalAs Loe.
chss, Purgante RublnAt, OrezA, Panticosa, Graba.
los zaldiyar, CarahaAa loa acrsditados ViAoa San
RatAG = Peptona.
Son igualmente importAdorea de lAn hursditadal
mArcan Dc oigArrilloa de Il HabanA, aLa BelIsEa'
[Paiariso,1 de D. Andres RodrigueS, "Corona" d
esgnndo Alvarez = Ca, "Hidalguia" Dc EuaiEi >
"LegitimidAd," de PIndencio Rabell.
Vsntas 81 poH mAyor = 81 detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18

IA IraGborda ii corrso salido de
Eantandsr Il 90 l. earga para HAbana
y M6iieo.
(2l PasftO- Lim6n % sirvs pOr tras-
hoFdo.
(S) Trnshorda ID carga para 81 Me-
ditsrIfneO sspanol . I'M vspor de la
Compnnia.
(4) - esfga para Gtnova queda
/ bordo del sapor one lA lIsvark desde
Havrs, dends fomAfA ndemAs ID que
hsbissao ide D iopci6n al HAyrs sea
dsstinada { Italia. La paEada en- el
Havrs - limitsrA q tempo absoluta-
msnta necssnsio para lAs opsracionss
Do dsnearea J hahilitnei6n del buqns.-
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En- Ell 1ratamiento de las enfer-
medades del tubo digestive ocupa
! la Magnesia un lugar preferente y
como 81 Sc administra sola es Pc
( sada y de sabor ingrato, Sc Ia asocia
81 4 otros cuerpos que Ia hacen facil-
mente soluble y de buen gusto.
! Las sustancias que componen la
Magnesia del DR.. Gonzalez son
: todas de superior clase y hall&n-
dose en- polvo fno Sc disuelven
pronto en- el est6mago. La Magne-
sia del Or. k6nzales, produce Los
: mejores efectos en- las siguientss
intermediates Acsdias producidas
3 por el exeeso de &eidos en- eI est6-
mago, Flatulsncias, Dispepsias,
Dolores de sshesa dependencies
de trastormos. gastricOs, Vahidos,
Indigestionss Estreaimientos
Nal de piedra, Vomitos de las
embarazadas, ell Marco en- las ma
81 vegaciones SIS.
La Magnesia del Or. Gonzalez
n es tan buena como Ia mejor dc las
.H que 80 conecen
y MAS HARATA QUE TOuRS.
e prspara y veads 81 Ia
q Hct;cs de SAN JOSE
Gale 20 AsHlaf. =. f0s, Nahana.
De Venta On 10 Farma.
! ola de-
e y. 0atilsrmatv. 4
Y
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TIPOS DE FLETES
desde puertos de la lsIa de
Puerto.Rico 4 Europa.

Para otros detal!es 1irigirse q
los Sres. White Gem & Co., de
Liverpool, 8 d sus consignatarios
en- San Juan de Poerto-Rico,
sOBRINos DE EzQUIAGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
RERRE@O.

2xM1A q las A1%x1&ASs
- EA
1apoe - vlkuk1ANEAoEy
- I'D ~
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AVISO.

El q del actual llegar6 4 esta
Oiudad, procedente de los puertos
de su itinerario, el vapor-correo
Frances
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4
g sxpidsa pn1aiss DE- ia , vsslta con -
pur d61ln Is lehkjA.
Alm hmll&a cue paguen = squivalsAeie
aslpa1niaB enAssp4 . les hard = Feeala del
Is nex oisnto. NHta rebsh Ne - aphcable
lgs biIls1sn Id y vuslAA.
Rnh fxy q d6so. Un nlAs msncr Dc 3
Aapu en oada knmill6, gratiA Les delnAs ma
ncrsS a. Z aGaa I - PssAis, de- II aAes no
cumplides pesais. q - aAos eumpiidos pa
mis onteED.
m as pxsksEensls Z os erdInazsA. On niao
haata : AAea gratis. pa 9 aAos P.ea1es
defkll aass penaiA Dc II Aaos sa sdslaA-
b passie enlpFe.
Lipsa de Europa q Colon.
---.--
LDAe
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vAPORES
CoR&nos.zs1AMOxMs
DaLA OoMRAA1A fRAaAFLAHfgcA
2EzM
DE- a. LOPEZ = CO.
ssrylds pars RasrsO-Riss J h HAhAaa.

eAhIDAE % Darvolens los dias - y n
Ss eaas rnen -.ADo Valsnnia q Ss-Ds MNaal
v9l.ne oaAIa Il 10 = e0.--De DautAn-
der d 81 lie Il ner1Hn d ~.
s. axpaA6nn kIIleAas dlz1tlea para Mayagass
Ranoo. 6aatlaRn ID uaba, GibsrR MesNltnA
HnhAnlIa = N1l1 enn isalhenHs 60 knpzsa
Nioo Hnkens.
vIAJn nEknUfo DmDE fUnRTO-RI
Ala coFuAa ) ssntandsr, !
SnNSnh P.uhslIlsa Z aIalk u saia ~.
, 1890-08-26
BILLIARDS N POOL.

Orville Oddie, the champion amateur
billiardist of America, although he had a
walk over for the title this year, and has
had no competition for some time, practices
two or three nights a week at the Assem-
bly, rooms in Brooklyn. He does not de-
vote SO much attention to rail play, which
he has mastered so well. but is trying dif-
ferent distances of balk line. Maurice
DAILY says that he thinks Oddie will de-
velop as strong a game at the balk line as
he can show now at the straight rail.
A discussion recently took place between
Albert G. Powers, Charles H. Manning
n another expert with the cue named
Rogers, and several b~ystanders who play
the game, as to whether the late Albert
Frey, the pool champion, WA better than
Wahlstrom, the Swede, who reigned supe-
rtor up to about 1882, when he disappeared.
THE Swede's break shots were notorious"
Rogers said, land ! never saw Frey play
SO man of them. The Swede would try
for almost every one he could see, which
showed what confidence he had in his &C
curacy, for II he missed one the game as
surely lost" Powers said; ~ never saw
the Swede play. He was before my time.
But II he could do all they say he could he
must have been better than Frey Man
Mug said: "As 1 remember the Swede he
wAs a terror; but It is hard to say whether
hc could have beaten Frey, for the tables
In the Swede's days, l think, were not quite
SO hard to play on as those Of later days
when Frpy ruled
, 1890-08-26
NOTES OF VARIOUS SPORTS.

Robert II. Lindsay. of Pasadena, one Of
the executive committee Of the Southern
California Lawn Tennis association, Is
working hard to amalgamate his asso-
citation with the new Pacific States
association. The tennis players in
Southern California want the annual
tournament held there every other
year, but when 1t is considered that the
states Of Oregon and Washington, both
with growing ennis interests, are TO Join
the association, location of the annual
tournament In the vicinity OF San Francisco
will be apt to find most favor.
Although football has a pretty strong
bold In America, mainly through the popu-
lprity the college competitions have given
1t, the international contests arranged to
take place in the eastern part of the United
States in the fall cannot fall to give extra
impetus to the sport The first game the
Scotch team will play will be on Labor
Day with the Fail River Rovers on the
Berkeley Oval or at the Polo grounds,
New York The association game will be
played. and it will be q favorable oppor-
tunity of comparing 1t with the gam
played by the college. The members of
the Scotch team have been selected and
they seem eager for the fray.
, 1890-08-26
A RECORD

Ciausen Lowers Ford's Figures for the
Running Hop. Step and Jump.
]. II. Clausen, Of the Boston Athletic as
ISOLATION, now holds the worlds amateur
record for the running hop, step and jump.
by beating Malcolm w. Ford's great record
Of a IT. ~ in, made at New York May 10,
1884. Clausen made his effort at Beacon
park. tie same place where Downes made
his famous run to beat the quarter mile
record.
In his best performance he hoped 10 #.
OF In, skipped 12 IT. 81 in. and cleared
Is It. W in. in the jump.
The best professional record is As IT. 8
in, made by Thomns Burrows at Worces-
ter Oct. IS, 1884, with weights; and Presi-
, 1890-08-26

two men who probably know more about
1t than any other two men In America now
are Francis Wilson and De Wolf Hopper.
The latter hos just finished a run" OF 107
consecutive performances in Castles in
the Air" at a New York theatre, and the
former has just begun what promises to
be quite as notable a success with 1.-THE
Merry Monarch" at the same theatre.
The personalities Of these two comedians
of the stage are as interesting as are the
ones they display behind the f~ootlights
to theatre goers. Hopper Is a member of
one Of the oldest and most distinguished
families in America. De Wolf, his Christian
name, WAS the name Of his mother before
she married. and the De Wolf family tree,
which hangs in a room OF the Hopper
homestead at Bristol. X. l., begins away
back in eleven hundred and something.
Mrs. Hopper is as delightful a woman as her
son Is a man, and from her came his musi-
cal ability and training. He is a great
lover of sthletics, baseball being his par
ticular hobby.
Franc Wilson is anything but the
ideal actor when away from the theatre.
He has a beautiful home not far from
Central park in New York city, and before
n after the play he is always there. He
Is thoroughly a home man." but who
wouldn't be with such a wife and such
childreni He has three ~fads-whist,
Napoleon Bonaparte ami boxing. The
latter stood him In good stead on the day
when he SO soundly thrashed n stage
manager in Chicago Cor abusing tie chorus
, 1890-08-26
Sale Of johnson County Bonds.

Bonds will be issued by johnson coun-
ty, Wyoming, to the amount OF about
$4,000 for the existing Indebtedness Of
the county as provided for 10y the law en-.
acted by the last legislative assembly and
BY the constitution Of the state.
Sealed bids will be received BIZ the
board Of county commissioners until
twelve O'Clock noon September Is. 1890,
at its Office in Buffalo. Wyoming, at
which time bids viii b opened in the
presence Of the bidders or their repre-
s~entatives.
Bonds will be issued to the amount Of
4 per cent Of the aseessed valuation ofthe
county as shown by the last general as
sessment Ten per cent of the amount
will be paid in ten years from the date Of
ISSUANCE and 10 per cent annually there
after until paid, and bearing interest at
the rate Of 6 per cent per annnm.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order Of the board.
Attest: III. r. MANN,
w. z. kEAYs, Chairman.
County Clerk.
, 1890-08-26

girls, Napoleon he has made a wonde
fully thorough study Of, and sometimes
entertains his family aud friends by giving
little stereopticon lectures about the ''Iittle
giant" and his career.
When he was a member of Mr.. Aron-
sons Casino stock company and played
Cadeux In "Erminie" ne had the distinc-
ton OF drawing the largest salary ever paid
TO a member of n stock company in Amer
icaCs525 a week. Blu that he made no
mistake when he started out for himself
with the "Oolah" is shown by the fact that
he cleared $4,000 by his seasons work with
that niece.
, 1890-08-26

dent Connolly, Of the Trimounts, did A #.
10in. at the April 10 games, but as his mark
was made on artificial ground it will not
go on record.
Clausen is but 90 years old, stands 5 It.
81 In, and weighs in condition 1eex
pounds.
He was born in Charlestown, and made
his debut as an athlete Mt Maiden Nov. %,
1887, when he won the all-round champion
ship of that city.
, 1890-08-26

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about in. You NAV yourself
be n of the man who know from per-
sonal experience Just how good q thing it
is. If you have ever tried it, you are one
Of its staunch friends. because the won
derful thing about it is, that whea once
given . trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery
ever after holds q place in the house. II
you have never used it and should be af-
aited Nth = cough. cold or any throat,
lung o. ehest trosbs, secure . bottle 1t
oeeeAsdx ise h fdr tfiai. II = eusrin.
tsedeve.ry tame O. noDsy refanded. TIA
bottlss fres q B. b. Dkvid's drug store
, 1890-08-26
MARIE TEMPEST.
An English Singer Who Has Created
Sensation In New York.

An English Singer Who Has Created .
Sensation in New York.
When the announcement that Marie Tenn
pest would appear in America was made
some OF the critics waxed enthusiastic.
Others didn't. Now that she has appeared,
time has shownt a nom ofthem was right.
She has not made a phenomenal success,
nor has she made a failure. She sings every
night to comfortably filed but not over
crowded houses, and America pursues the
even tenor of its way, not having been at
all upset by the advent in Its biggest city
OF the loudly praised and loudly condemned
little English woman
The piece in which she sings the leading
part Is a new one to New York opera goers
the Red Hussar." 1t had a run of $50
nights in London, and stirred up some
thing of a furore. 1t Is in three acts, and
offers an opportunity for the display of
splendid scenery and many fine, II some
what abbreviated, costumes. Miss Tenn
pest sings the part of Rittie Carroll.
To American newspaper readers her
name is probably better known because Of
the prominent part she took in the sensa-
ional London divorce suit OF lizard vs..
lizard and Leslie than because Of her oper-
attic triumphs. Her real name is Marie
Etherington, and she was born in London
tNenty.four years ago.
, 1890-08-26

She was educated on the continent, after
ward studying music at the Royal Acad-
envy OF Music In London, where she carried
of the highest awards OF the term. She
first appeared on the stage five years ago in
'Boccacio." From that time until 1887 she
sang various parts with varying success,
but In the latter year she essayed the title
role In Dorothy" and made an enormous
hit, theopera running 900 nights to crowded
houses. She has at various times tried
higher work, singing in o~ratorio and high
class concerts; but experience has shown
that she is most successful in comic opera,
and 1t is likely tibet she will conlne her
work to that line hereafter.
, 1890-08-26

NUHTIMEh HENINGTUN.
yards novice) early last spring, and since
then has captured several important
events Some Of his record are: Fifty
yards dash, 5<5 seconds; 800 yards run,
50 Is seconds He is looked upon as q
coming man, as he has defeated Roddy, Of
Princeton. and several other cracks
, 1890-08-26
DR.. H. WAGNER.
ia Larimer ST. Box 27Ss, Denver, Colo

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween DR.. H. Wagner n DIR. N. Wagner,
under the name and style of DR.. H. Wagner
& Company, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, DR.. N. Wagner retiring from the
business, which will be continued by Dr.. H.
Wagner, who Is responsible for and will pay
all debts against the late firm, and who will
collect all debts owing to the same.
HENRY WAGNER.
N. WAGNER
DENVER, Colo, Aug. Is, 1890.
, 1890-08-26
THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH THEM.

America Two Most Famou. cdmIe Opera
Comedians
A curious mixture OF rip roaring fun and
hard, grinding work must be the life of a
successful comic opera comedian, and the
, 1890-08-26
THEY SEE DOUBLE.
Both Leagues Give Out False
Attendance Figures.
HARRIS CONDEMNS THE TRICK.

He Gives His Ideas of the Prospects of
the Various Clubs In the Champion
ship Race. and Also Some Interesting
Gossip
, 1890-08-26

That when Indianapolis retired from the
League that organization bought the
franchise n the New York club pur-
chased the releases OF the players.
That the attempt to show that the Ma
tional league ownsa an interest In the New
York club will fail for the best of all rea-
sons. 1t isn't true.
That in the general distribution OF the
spoil-or rather the soiloJay Faatz and
Larry Twitchel should not be overlooked.
That Larry and Jay are entitled to credit
for hard work in the springtime and their
recent great sacrifice for the cause.
That the illness Of Al Meyers has just
about cost Philadelphia the National
league chnmpionshin W L HARRIs
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crs, but no connection existed between
the pumps ana tho boilers.
ExERIioSs OY THE ATTENDANTS.
Sister Theresa, tho supenoress, is
broken hearted, and being at present In
ill health er name may bo added TO the
already long list of victims. Doctors
Bourgo and Daralet were carried from
the building unconscious. and Whatever
must be said of the management, rs n
whole, the individuals exercised every
power to lessen tho calamity they neg
leoted TO avert.
A PERFECr QUARdMiE,
The growing darkness and the very
cold spring rains converted the place
into quagnire and only horsemen
could get from place to place. The poor
sisters, most Of them young and deli
cate, stood ankle deep in mud, sc.
curing and experimenting the removal
OF such furniture as had been saved.
THE ESCAPED PATIENTS.
The escaped patients wandered about
aimlessly clad in scant garments. When
released many of them leaped for JOY
and bounded like deer across tho fields
to the woods. Patients OF both sexes
escaped. and, although accordion Of police
was thrown around, not all were IN
cludod, aud a horribly suggestive tale
was borne In by an inhabItant who was
coming through the woods to ihe scene
of the disaster.
THE PEoriE GREATLY FRIGHTENED.
A new dread has come upon the in
hnbitunts from the presence of so many
escaped lunatics. md they Will count
themselves fortunate if they are not
visited by n series OF such crimes as only
nadmen can devise.
sicnTsEEIs IN aosrRyAL.
All tho time he FIRE was burning every
house.top In Montreal had Its siFhtseers.
The long road was thronged with car
ringcs, and every available cab, omnibus
and hack wen, out filled with people.
Cosr or THE INSTRUCTION.
The Sisters OF Providence spent In
and organizing this institution
81, ls2 23a, of which 10000 was spent
on the buildings Thc buildings were
insured by the government for $500, COO,
With the exception Of tho medical de-
partment, consisting OF doctors, the sis
tiers retained complete control Of all the
departments OF the asylum,
THE DEAD EsTiMAryD At Frrry.
At midnight the death roll is es timated
at fifty. although many more arc miss.
ing. who arc expected to turn up. 1t tis
feared that seven OF the nuns were
burned to death, as three more are miss
ing besides those named above. They
were not, however, seen in the
flames and the sisters prefer not
giving out their names at present.