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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
0ABOTAJM.

Bdra esp "Pedrito," carga para
Vieques.
Gol. esp. "Oorazon de Maria,'
carga para Manatf.
Bdra. esp. "Paquita," carga para
ARuadilla.
Col. esp. "Olementina de Cana
rias," cargs para Naguabo J Hu
macao.
Col. esp. "Psquete de Arecibo,
carga para AreCbo.
Col. esp. "ConcepcioD," care.
nando.
Goi esp. "Anits," carenando.
Col esp "GuIllermito," carga pa
ra Arroyo.
Bdra esp "Dos Amigos" !" carga
para Arroyo.
Col esp "Dichosa," pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
VlPOR COSTERO AVILES".
SERVIOIO DE CARGA.
La EmpresA hs acordAdo

La RmpresA hs acordAdo
Suprimir el 10 por 100 de mGslldje.
RebGjdr un 20 por 100 de la tar,fa.
10 que equivale &
UN 81 por 100 DE REBAJA TOTAL.
sobre los embarqueS en- esta Capital.
Concesiones eepeciales para cArga'
mentos de importancia q juicio de 10,
ConsignatArios.
Para Cafe, Azaear y Ta5acO, tipol
ercepcionaIes fuera de Tarifa. Los
ConslgnatArios inform aian.
Ssrvicio regular con salidas de ests
Capital todos los microbes las 4 d.
10 madrugada en- las siguientes rutas
El 10 de Novbre CORR, nte por 81 Oeste
Ei 0R ia IL ~ II u - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

0oaaAAMas auEsAae d. Eaieiss, psanaasih do ere
aaa hFiIianAen piadEaH aaas De le a&s naafse
qwa pnsda dssaas.e. GaEaasisAa iaa ahiateA yvsn
&as GEEsslsA Mpassss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
SANTORAL4.

visrnes, al.--La Presentation
a. Nusssra Sonora, San Ruto ,
saa z,ishaa mlstiEea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
Jose T. SILVA.

Cass de .giros y oomiEiones. Agsntss Dc. Ia
JempAnia general Trssatl&ntioa frances do 10
iel Marques de Campo, de Compaaias de Be-
<uros Contra inOsndios, do lOs Srss. Gail 4 70.
. Paris, y gsnsrSl para Ia isia de Puerto Rice
% 10 Bsnqas TrAEstiAntiqus dc Paris,
Ems Aua&A5 UAhA I'm AGuADILLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
vap. esp. ALAvA.

Hacia ell dia 30 del corriente, sal
dra de Liverpool, via Santander
directamente para esta.
Vap. esp. "Ramon de LarrInaea.' ,
Nos mauifiestan sus consignata
rioa, por cablegrama recibido, que
ell d a 15 del presente mes ha sa
lido directamente de Santander
con destino q 6sts, oil expresado va
por.
vap esp "Buenos AIres."
Segun cabIeg anna recib:do Dol
sus consignatarios, ha salido de-
puerto de Cadiz, con destino 6 este.
el 10 del corrieHte.
vap. esp. PEDRO,
Ell dia II del preseDte mes ha ga
lido de Espafia, para este seg6n ca
blegrama recibid0 pOr sus consIg-
natarios.
s. dc Ezquisga.
Vap. aien. GOTHlA.
Procedente de St. Thomas Y Eu-
rops, recalara a este puerto del %
al 23 del p esente mes.
Oonsignatarios, Mullennof y
Korber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

OcuIo <.-r0uslODos Gu general.
3.--Cesantes, jubilados y
retirados.
6.-Clases pssivas residen-
tes en- la Peninsula.
Garta pOlitioa.-1mpresa en- ele
gante op6sculo, nos hs remitidO el
seilor DR.. Reveron, Vice CONSUL de
Venezuela On Ponce, Ia CGrtG
POllticG dirigids por ell actual Pre-
sideute de aquel q Rep6blica, senior
doctor Anduezs Palacio, al sefior
general Gnzman Blanco.
Agradecemos Ia atenci6n.
EoVenario Con notable solem
nidad esta celebr&ndose en- ell tenn
plo de San jose de esta Capital eI
pisdoso Novenario que en- honor de
so insigne Tatelar Santa Rosa de
Lima costes la Real Archicofradls
de 81 nombre.
La coucurrencia de cofrades y
demss fieles al NoVenario es nu-
merOsR.
Dsscansa en- paE.- Ia pasadC
& mejor vida en- Arecibo la respe.
tab g seTora doiia Felipa Rodrf
guez, madre del doctor don Rafae
del Vale Y suegra del Excmo Sr
ID. Adolfo Nones.
Descanse en- la eterna gloria @
alma de la fiDads, y re ibsn 50 ape
NADIA familis y demas deudos naes
tro sentido p6same.
Msrcsntil.-Al participarnos lOi
sefores Roses y 90, de Arecibo, G
sensible fslleeimiento de su soci,
gesioE don Miguel Roses, del cua
tieuen "a nolicia nuestros lecto
res, nos comunican & Ia vez uae G
triste suceso en- NADIA altera la mar
cha de los negociOs de la CASA, DO
estar previsto el case on el contra
to social.
i Agradecemos los sefores Ro
ses y Co. su atenCion.
i D.K.p.-Hsn fallecido. en- Bs
, yam6n, Ia sef1ors dofia Matilde r
vera de Perez sn Gurabo, Duestr
smigo = correligionalio don Jua
Rosa Bosch.
Descanser en- la paz del sefio
Euestro p6same 4 Las respective
lfamilias.
n 81 gratO olof J sabOt que cara
lterikan y dlstlnguen u Emelst1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
ConSignatarioS en- la Isla:

Consignatarios en- la Lsla:
Arecibo: Sres Roses y 90. -
Aguadilla: Sres Vale Koppisch J
Oo.-Mayagiiez: Sres Schulge Y 90
-PoLce: Sres Kraemer Y Co.
Arroyo: Don A. J. Alcaide.-Hu
macao: Sres r 'drigueE Hermanos
" BertIan.-Nagnaho: Sres Gar
cot 8 Hjo -Fajsrdo Sres J. BirC
y 90.
Ludwig Duplace
AGENTE PRINCIPAL,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
0AcETA DE HOY.
C6dIgo de Justicia Militar.

/ Resolution del Gobierno Gene.
raj y aviso relatives al expediente
sobre expropiacion de terrenos
para Ia constru :cion del Acueduc'
o de eeta Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21


Sc reproduce la Circular de "a
Tntendencia General de Haciends
{ ON Ia uueva Tarifa del pApel se
llado, por haberse deslixado en-
smbos documentos algunos erro-
les de 1mprenta al ser publicadoa
ror primers vex ca la GocetG.
Est& yacAnte una dc las plazas
de Procurador de ndmero del jug
Eado de Vega-haja.
TambiGn aat&n vacantes las pla'
Eas de Escribiepta Conserje de Ia
Estaci6n Agron6miea de Rio
piedras, que se proveers por opo-
sici6n, y IL de Llavero- -Mandads
70 de 10 Real Carcel de Coamo
Ha sido nomkrado por el Apos
tadero de Ia Habana Maestro ma
ycr de Bahia de esta Capital d
Francisco PineiIo Acevedo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

Placames.-. Los estimsbles SO
nores y am gos nuestros don Do
mingo y don Enrique Rabio, pad Q
hermano, respectivamente, del
distinguidO Professor Superior =
tambien amigo nuestro don Domin-
20, aoaban de obtener con bueuas
uotas, y despues dc Inc dos exame-
1es, los titulos de Profesores ele-
mentaIes.
Lo celebramos muy deveras, Y
por clio les enviamos nuestros sin-.
ceros plAcemes.
Rumor gtavs.- Lssmos en- IN
colega poncefo del 1S:
"Desde anoche CORE por los CIR
culOs mas serios de esta sociedad
Ia version aiarmantfsima de que
Ia Habaua ha si6o teaUro de espan
JOsa catSstEOfe, q consecuencia de
una gran explosion.
La ehormdad de la noticia echa-
ia a Volar es tal, que aconseja tOmar.
la con toda reserva y esperar que
SO confirme de una mauera oficlal,
pues no es creible que, de ser cier-
ta, no tengan nuestras autoridades
cOnoclmiento de ella, Y podemos
asegursr que la local de est4 ciu-
dad no sabe una palabra; al me
n0s, ssi 10 dijo anoche a varios Sc
lores que en- el Parque de Bombe.
ros le interrogaron sobre el parti-
cular."
iOjala que resulte completamen.
te lnfundado el rumor!
IA oobrar! - Los habsreS de
este mes Sc psgaran por el Tesoro
IN Ia siguiente forma:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
BiN,OEsPiGOL DIX PUERTO RICO
EMISSION DE- BILLETES.

I'll COnsejO do Gobierno del Ban
20. en- uso de las atribuciones con-
feridas por los Estatutos ha acor-
dado poner en- Immediate Giro ula
sion, parte de su primera emission
ie bilietes, por la suma de doscien-
COS mil pesos moneda nacional, en-
la siguiente forma
BILLETES SER1E A.
Aoneda
naciondi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
OPERAOIOGES DC BuGUEs EN- PUERTO.
TRAvESfA.

Vap Ing "Alford," descargando
Berg. ing. Diadem, cargan.
do.
Brca nor. Ibis" descsr sando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
Ell SOL.
COMPANIA
DE- SEGUROS SOBRE IA VIDA
DEL
q IA ~ n I'D n.

Creditos. ."....... $2.233 322.92
lngresos.......".. 563.140 50
Rlefgos vigentes. 13.337.983OS
E. aflo passdo esta Compsfifs
ha hecho por CUATROCIEN-
TOS MIL PESOS lie negocios
an esta IsIa, y cuenta entire sus
arroquianos personals de pree-
minencia.
Las yentsjas principales ofreci.
das por la Compaiiia d sus tenedo
res de PoIizse, son:
La garantia del gobierno del
Canada.
Poiizas indisputables por todos
conceptos.
LA emisioa de p6lizas que evi.
en- todas lac eompIicaciones de
,ecnicismos y ambigusdades.
Para mas informes ,Idirigirse Q
sres Sues de J. SaIa'y..Co.
Agentes generates para Ia I.Is,
THOS J. HOLT,
Superintendent de Agencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
COMMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS

terror comp enden $50 hocoyes de
mascabado, 89o, a 3 5l16 y un car
-amento del Ger trifugado, para
m~ndarse FiladeIfia 4 81 @. DOR
$50. costo y flete. Sc dice tambien
70 otra partida de la misma clase.
v para la misma direction, con re-
Ssrva en- el precio. Los actualee
sou nominales.
Las existrncias las contamos hoy
como sigue:
En- los e. q. (manos
importadores)... 14,545 tnlds.
En- New York (refi.
natores) .-.-..... 1882 I"
En- Boston { eflnado-
resi-. l............. 1s,sos /"
En- Filadelfia (refi-
nadores). ........ 1859
6O,849 tnlds.
Cont a 57,1O2 en- ell aflo anterior
por esta 6poca.
CGtS.-Desie hace unos cuaDtos
dlas encontramos bast.nte descoms
puesto q n estro mercado de cafx
y todo con motive de sab4rse aqui.
de que ell gobieTno del Brasil Sc
propone reducirle & este grano el
impuesto que tipne de exportaci6n.
Tambien tenemes noticias, de que
ca Rio Janeiro est IN de a.za lOa
precios de los cambios para Lon
dres, Y del Havre de que hay DOR
ala Ga ma Gu Ios neg0cios.
Las existencias del
b "asil ell Ola ~ del
corriente eran.... 153.O23 eacos.
Las entradas de es-
ia semana. a....... S7,443
24O,4C6 q
Entregado desde el
dep6sito. =. 4O,769 q
Existencia hoy.... 199,697 I"
Mel dc Gaia -Existencias dc Ia
extranjera 755 bocoyes, clase de
con'umo. Los n gocios con 6sta
mejorando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
LA PALMESANA.
a2rs--F:o1iRrALE:z.l:A1i:--:a2p - 81 r.: 81

Dep6sito def elegante, s6lido moderno cal
1ado para seneras, caDalier0s nihos. Espe.
clalidad de 10 acre,ntada marca ANTONIO
AAAON. Oonstante, nutrida y VArlada exls.
tencla cue 30 renuevan frecuentemente. vsn-
Las al por mayor y menor. .-MAROos PIRRAs.--
Apoderado general, Luis RATIER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
MONIES O. co,

Uomsrcantss oo1isiopistss. Ageutss'ds las
asas de vaporss AAsiiIa~0, Atias, WInoAsstsv. ROu
dsras, aMa CsHssaI AmsrS0aA y del Saa Jnau y Cv,s
iobaI coloa. Del LIoyds de Londrss, Dss.soLsS
0Fd do Berlin, COwAsyosatUaGoR FIvs Assursa.
asCoapaAs de Londrss. Correspondents gsneral.s
- Bosrd q 9"SsyHVIss df ausvs-York, RspFsasH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

I1,o0U bllIetes deIa Serle a 200, ,00U
Lo que SO anuncia al pdbIlco pa.
ca general ConOcimIeuto. Puerto
Rlco y Noviembre IA de lS9O.--Ei
Gobernador, Fernando FrasOso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

Mel dc Gaia --Existencias dc Ia
extranjera 755 bocoyes, clase de
con'umo: Los n gocios con 6sta
mejorando.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

suffering, and is an important step to-
wards the contamination of the plans
that have been maturing for some years
-of making this one of the largest and
|: best equipped hospitals in the country.
+ Very appropriately. Bishop James Nc
Golrick, Of Duluth; who, while at Min
neapolis, did 81 much to support and
build up the hospital, is to officlate at
the ceremony. AS this is almost his
first public appearance in Minneapolis
since he left the parish of the Immacu-
late Conception. and will be the first.
cornerstone laying in which he
is to take part as bishop,
additional interest IS lent to the occa-
sion by his presence in this capacity.
1t is about twelve years ago that the
beautiful grounds of What was known
as the Murphy estate adjoining River
side Park, and fronting on the river,
were secured and placed in charge of.
the Sisters of Mercy. Three years ago
Archbishop Ireland, then bishop. was
instrumental in having the property
Transferred to the Sisters of St. Joseph,
who conduct similar hospital at st.
Paul, and because of the careful man
i agesneht, the intelligence and devotion
i that has been displayed in the care of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

the sick. coupled with the advantages
of the location, the hospital has already
established a reputation that has at
tracted a support that warrants extern
slve improvements OF which the build
ing now in the course Of erection is but
part.
The old Murphy mansion, substan-
tial brick house containing thirteen
rooms, as has been stated, occupies a
commanding location on the west bank
of the Mississippi near the southern
limits of the city. 1t is surrounded by
spacious grounds, and being aloof from
the street is beyond the reach of the
noise and hustle of the world. The
view from this point is strikingly beau
tiful, the broad sweep Of the river
below. the opposite banks and the trees
of the adjoining park combining to pre-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL.
A. D. 1890.

and thus the erection of the contem-
plated building as whole dates from
this year.
The foundations for the wing that are
already in show that its dimensions will
be 1OSX46 feet. 1t will be built of brick
and Kasota stone and will be three
stories in height. The plans show thai
the first floor will contain nine large
rooms or dormitories, besides a chap
lain's room, kitchen, etc. The second
floor is simply divided into large, airy
apartments, and the third is CORE
spondingly arranged with the exception
that provision is made for an operatt,,
ing room at the front. On all
these floors wide hall runs
the entire length of the building.
A very desirable feature is an enclosed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
would make things lively in the 'grand
old party's" ranks.

The Office of treasurer Of the
county will not go begging by any
| means. There are already four visible
candidates in sight for it. Treasurer
James is already in the hands of his
friends, and proposes to make big,
| fight. But he is now serving his second
term, and the Republicans generally
| admit that some other man ought to get
| little of the sweets in that Office.
James most formidable opponent prom
| iseS to be j. M. Modissette, assistant
city treasurer. He has had very valu-
able experience in the city treas urer'S
office, and is the choice of a
large section of the Republicans
| of the city. That all-around hustler,
Ed Comstock, who is ever ready to serve
the people when the compensation is
reasonable, is said to be candidate.
tive last year, and made such
fine record at the state capital by not
! saying word-for publication-thath his
| friends believe he would make a good
treasurer. DR.. Hedderley's friends are
pushing him for the place, but the doc
tors candidacy, though not very warmly
| championed by the Republicans gener-
ally, is regarded by some very favor
ably.
The fine plum Of them all, viz: that
Of sheriff, will have its coterie of aspir
| ants. Sheriff Eye will, of course, be a
candidate for reelection. Who wouldn't
| if they were in his place? He has every
! thing to gain and nothing to lose. The
! Scandinavians think they ought to have
| one of theirs in that Office, and with this
| idea in view the much talked-Of and less
\ fhn,, oh ~ Voh, tn
J blossom out in the kings own colOrS be-
! fore the June bees start to gather their
honey, 1t is said, and on good author
| ity. too. that Sam entered the reform
| club with this Office III view, and that
| he is working "toOth and nail" to get
!. the nomination. The effervescent street
| commissioner of the Fourth ward, Bob
McMullen, thinks it is time he was
| given more territory to cover than the
Fourth ward, so he promises to be a
| formidable opponent of Sheriff Eye if
he can't get register of deeds. The
Grand Army men are backing A. j.
Craigh, one of their number, and he
may make it interesting for some of
| them.
The register of deeds Office, which
pays as handsome returns as a faro
F. Peterson promised two years ago if
! given second term he would vacate in
favor of the party's choice. Notwith-
standing he is candidate and will
make big fight Tor the place. Eli
| Gjertsen, who tried hard to get an
! aldermanic nomination in the Eighth
ward year ago, is putting up the pins
for Peterson's place. The Republican
leaders, however, say that he cannot
get it. as the Gjertsen family made
great effort to break up the party dur
ing the past year, and that they will
/ not get anything until they have done
! pennance. Aid. Potter, though elected
for four years, is credited with having
his butter-and-egg eye on this office,
and would resign his present Office if
nominated. And of course there is
Bob McMullen. but no one seems to be
disturbed by his candidacy.
The watch dog of the city treasury,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
The COUNTY OFFICES.
The Appearance of the Politi-
cal Horizon in This Di-
pection.
The Present Ineumbents Do
Not Want to Give Up
Soft BerthS,
But There Is a Hungry Gang
Knocking at the
Doors,
And the Office Need Not Seek
the Man to Any Great
Extent.

The politician, like the chop house
ataole for his friends. They may call
three times day and twice between
meals, and this center of public notice
has always got something ''fresh from
the mint" This is the year that prom
ises a good political harvest. 1t will
make no difference to the stock in trade
whether the season be wet, dry, or both.
Like bad weeds, the crop of officeseek-
erS grows very fast, and they multiply
almost as fast as ants. If the multiply
ing process continues for three months
as it has the last month there will not
be enough men left to take care of the
lumber cut at the saw mills.
These wOuld-be otficeholderS be,
long to all the political parties,
including the labor. greenback and
peoples political reform parties.
The latter promises to come up very
close to the Republicans. and will I'M
less Sam johnson is given foreign
mission. There is not so much iostling
among the Republicans over city offices
as county offices. and all because they
look upon the city as something they
cannot reach this year. They admit,
however, they can look on and witness
a division Of the plums among the Dem
Ocrats when the time comes. The Re-
publican optic is focused on the county
offices, and from the number of candi-
dates known to be in the fl cid just now.
one would infer that the fee system is
not going to be abolished by the next
leglSlature-lf the Republicans are sue
ceSsful. If the Democrats carry the
county, which of course they are conf
dent of, the Hennepin delegation to st.
Paul next winter, if Republican, will
see that the fee system so long In use at
the court house, and which has made al
most all the county offices veritable
gold mines, will be wiped out and small
salaries substituted. Everything is
gong TO be done that will work to the
detriment of the Democrats. That,
however, will not prevent the latter
from fighting the harder.
Though it is almost year before the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
THE EIGHT-HOUR MOVE.
Some OF the Organizations That
Will Demand Recognition.

In January, 1890, President Gompes,
of the American Federation of Labor,
sent out proclamation calling upon
organized labor in the United States to
demand that eight hours should consti-
tute days work on and after May l,
1890. This demand will be made by the
labor organizations in different parts OF
the country. In many instances the de-
mand has been conceded, while IN
others. where the men are thoroughly
organized, they have agreed that if the
bosses will not make the hours TO suit
them. they will quit work. 1t is not
probable that there will be very much
trouble in Minneapolis. For over two
wears the stonecutters have worked
only eight hours day, and so accepta-
BILE has their plan been that neither the
bosses nor the men would care to return
to the old system of ten hours. AT a
meeting held few weeks ago the plas-
terers' union resolved to work only
eight hours day. and fixed the COM
pensation at So per diem. A conference
was held with the bosses, and the terms
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

present county officials will have fin
lshed their respective terms, yet there
is large army of candidates in the
field for every Office in sight, and they
are all working, too. They are buster
than the real estate boomer, and they
are making states and friends as fast as
they can. The salOonkeepers are doing
good business in consequence, for
nothing in the world goes better with
politics than pretZeis and beer, and the
weather, too, is everything that could
be desired. 1t may sound strange, but
it is none the less true, that County At
torney Jamison will not be candidate
for reelection. His friends say he is
thorough believer in the one-term
policy, and for that reason declines to
certainly very nice way of putting it,
but Mr.. Jamison is too shrewd a man
not to understand the public pulse, and
the indications promise nothing very
encouraging. He can and, no doubt,
does see that the taxpayers are very
sick of Republican methods in Henne-
pin county, and the county physician, it
is said, has given it as his opinion that
this sickness is ON the increase-an
epidemic of disgust. as it were.
Mr.. Jamison will not initiate the
example of his predecessor and
ask for a denomination. He will
retire to private life, where he hopes to
build up lucrative office. Some say
the reason he objects to run again is be-
cause of the feeling he created in the
community during the COLON trial in
calling in outside counsel. This, how
ever, is mere street gossip, and is given
here for nothing more than what it is
worth.
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veranda at the front facing the river,
which will permit convalescent patients
to have an uninterrupted view of the
panorama of nature spread out before
them. The building will be fireproof,
and the system of steam heating and
ventilation will be as perfect as is pos
slble. 1t is to have all modern improve
ments. including an elevator, and, in
short, will be equipped with every con-
venience that can be needed in an es-
adjustment of its kind. The cost will
be about $4,000, and Messrs. Trainor
Bros, hte contractors, expect to have the
building finished and complete by Sept.
at the furthest, when it will furnish
accommodations for 100 patients.
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THE NEW BUILDING.

sent perfect picture of rustic quietude
and peace. The new wing, for which
the foundations have been laid, adjoins
the present hospital building on the
north, and as soon as is practicable a
similar wing on the south side is to be
built. Finally, it is intended that the
building in the center shall be torn
down and another erected which will
connect the two wings in one spacious
and substantial edifice. 1t will be some
years before all this can be accom-
plished, involving an outlay of from
$4,000 to 100000, but the prosperity of
the hospital in the past is a guarantee
for the future that leaves no doubt as
to the ultimate achievement of the I'M
der taking.
The inscription on the corner stone,
which will be laid this afternoon, reads: