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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
0ACETA De HOY.

Real Oeden nombrando para Ia
plaza de Ne lico Director de las
aguas de Coamo q D. Clodo miro
Audres y Miguel, con ell sueldo
annual de l 900 pesos pagados por
ell presupuesto provincial cor res
pondiente 4 dicha localidad.
r. O. conce diendo licencia pa
ra Ia Peninsula, por enfermc, 4
d. Alejaudro Laurel , Rodri
guez, Fiscal de 10 Audiencia Terri
torial de esta Isla.
R. O. disponiendo que el Ma
kistrado de esta Audiencia Terri
torisl, D. Cesar Canella y Seca-
des, vaya & Ia Peninsula, en- comi-
sion ordinaria del servicio, agre.
gado d Ia Codifcadors de las pro.
vincias de Ultrsmar.
r O. nombrando Director Fa-
cultativo de las Obrss del Puerto
de esta Capital 4 D. Melquiades
Cueto y Navarro, Iugeniero de
Caminos, Canales y Paertos.
En- Ia pr6xima semana sc pa.
garan las siguientes fActuras de
turno por Ell Real Tesoro:
Hsysss IL CusSx s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
HGGARSlL ClRNlNaTIVA \ PDRGlATI


: Esas nausess 8 fatigss que moleGtsD
4 algunos individuos. Esos eruotoe
agrios que sisnten algunRs personaa ,
que al passr del est6mago 4 10 boca
parece que qusnan. Esos v6mitos
pertinaces de lss seiiOraB en- eatado In
teresante. Ell fatO, esos gases que se
acumnlan en- el est6mngO 8 intestinos,
que producen dolores 8 c6licos mas 8
menos fusrtss , que Atormentan de IN
modo terrible scon que Sc curane Con ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EznuIAeA.
TORTALEZA, II.

CASA de giros y comisiones.
Agentes de los vepores.correos Do ID
Oompafiia TrasatlAntica Espatiola.
Agentes de Id id de los seforsl
White Genny , Co., de Liverpool.
Agentss de- Id id de IoI senores La.
rrinaga y Co., de Id.
Agentes de Id id de los SeiiOres ]. T.
Nicksls y Oo9 dc i'd.
Agentss de 10 OompaniA de Segurol
contra Incendios denominAda ID |" Ro.
yal do Id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
LECTURA pROVECHOSA
(Nada de poesfa }.

Esos vahidos 8 desvaaecimientos
que experimentan muchAs personAs, {
difersutes horas del die, que les hacen
perdsr por brsves instantes el santido,
atemorizando 8 Algunos. Esa sofio-
lsncia 8. .pssad9z de cAbesa que Gentsn
algnnos indiyfduoa despnes de conner
predisponiendolos d las congestiones'
Ese aliento fetido que exhAlan algu.
nos p 6jimos y Ell NAL gusto en- y 30.
CO, dependencies del est6msgO eucit
lcon que Sc curan2' Oon ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
SANTORAL.

Domingo, 1l.-San Mamsrto,
obispo.
Lunes, 12.-Santo Domingo de
10 Calzsda, confesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
NlsSEsIA CARIIHATlVA 7 PuRGiNlI


WbS IDUUtUT UVIt6 WtbNs
Esas sFenillss que &c expulsAn al
tempo de orinar, los c&lc' ilos de IL ve.
gigs, las indigestiones, las diarreas, el
extreflimienso, Ell marco en- Las navs.
gaciones ETC., etc, scon que Sc curanl
Con 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Ninguna.
sALmAs On CABoTAJR.
Col. esp. "Hortensia," para We
ga-alta.
Bdra. esp. "Aguadillana," para
Ponce.
Bdra. esp. "Feria de MAY agtiez,' ?
para Arecibo.
Bdra. esp. "Pedrito," para Vie
ques.
Bdra. esp. "Dos de Mayo" para
Fajsrdo.
Col. esp. "Borinquen," para Ar.
ecibo.
DESPACHADOS.
Ninruno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
REVISTA COMMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS

to de Oadiz, con destino 6 Este, ha-
ciendo esCala en- CanaFias.
vap esp "ReIna Mercedes
EI dfa Il del cornente ha Ilcga-
do felfzmente al puerto de VigO, 81
msncionado vapor, seg6n tclekra.
ma recibido pOr sus c0nsignatA rios.
LINEA DEvAPoREs
TIA FLEcfiA
Los vapores Hugo y sP6lro,'
de IL expresada lines, han CONN.,
nicado en- los dias de ayer y hoy
CON el Sem6fogo, habiendO senuidO
visje para Ia Habana.
vap esp ALFONSO XII.
Segdn telegrama recibido por
sus consignBiarios, ha fAlidO del
puerto de Oadix, con deslin0 { este,
ei dia 10 del c0rriente.
60brinos de Ezqui6 i.
vap. Ing. asoIdler rPFlnos
Del II al IL del corriente, reeala-
rA & este puerto y se despachark
para New York.
Consignatarios, SucesOEes de J.
Sala 3 Go.
vap. fr. willie de st. NaxaIfes.
Del % al % del corriente mes
regresar& de st. Thomas 81 mem
cionado vapor, para continuar via
je directO I'll Havre.
Admitira carga Y pasaieros.
Consignatari0, jose T. Silva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Col esp. "Petrs,e Carga para
Arecibo.
Goleta esp. ''Ooraz6n de Maria,
cafga para Manati.
Col. esp. Maria, carga para
Aguadilla y Mayagtiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
Cruz He.
e. ROs DE ORC
IN SAxvAD01 A2exMA
susEssa u Don HAs ufnsa,
PlaxaI de Arrnas nt1na 81.

n ests Antiano ncEaditkdr asfahleelmiante hay
eaastantsmsnie IN gran auFtide az Aahlsn. Nstadn.
dlyiaAa Dc scdas clAasa para lpa psKuese QnkHlsE
q Nidfcit0. Agmada, HMeieHaM ontrnnH m1slnns
1eIaerAaaiaa y MnaNdaa. IEagaeS Nmk l6l,ns, 6Ae.
u aaasseeIesAa ReFEAs d tpdAH aIsloa i &gmg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
ANDRES FIeUEROA.

BAN JOSH SAN SEBASTIAN 40.
Dueno del antique y acreditsdo establsci
miento denominado Las sEMILLAs montado
hoy 10 altura de. los mejores On su class,
surtido general de provisiOnes naoienales y
extranjeras, cOmpra y: venta de frutoa del
pals, y tiene adeuGs constantemcnte existen-
oia delos meiOres tabaOos, hilados que produ-
cen las vegas do Arecibo, Oamuy Issbela.
Vsntappor mayor y detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Subastas.
Real Decreto indultando de to.
da pena d los indivfduos deserto
res de matricula y profugos de
convocatoria.
Providencias judiciales.
A Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Abril II de 1890.
Der0ohOs 1.40l10O 0. hasta 75o;
y 4i1OO pOr cada gradO adicional.
Pssadas las Pascuas, en- ouyoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Col esp "Julia," lie Vega-alta.
Col. esp. Oarmencita de Are.
cibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

uPER.ul0nIs susRE 81 nulLLl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
HERNAIZ q co.

Csnsrslaassu InpoEtAdorss Dc lsda slassI q
msEcaMciaa.
GEaR snrtldo Do sombFeRoa Panama.
vaRtnH nl per mayer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

MEROADo DE LA CAPITAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
0PERlOI0NEs De B1QOEa ER PUERT0

TRAvRsfA.
Vap. esp. "M. L. Villaverde .
pendiente.
Berg. dan. "Nielo," descargando.
Boa. rusa "Oolombus,s descar-
gando.
0AnOrkJr. m So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
FIJARSE AQUf.
81 CoHPRAH BONOS DEL IEoRO.

Al que interese venderlos 90 90
plics indique el 1ltimo preCio, diri
gi6ndose D DON TOMS Quinones,
en- San German.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
MovIMIENTo DE BUQUEs.

HETRADAs DE TRAvEsfA.
Ninguns.
HHTRADAS DR CABoTAJN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11
GAOETILLAs.

A los Estudiantss de Franc6s.-
Por ell 1ltimo vapor correo se ha
recibido en- esta Imprenta la Gra-
matica de Frances por Benot. Sc
compone del IL y % curse, epito.
me y dos programs para los res
pectivos Cursos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

sA1dDAs DR TRAvEsfA.
JinUnna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Ninguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Bisn venido.-- HsmoS reeibidO
Ia grata vista de nuestro antique
amigo Y correligionario don Ma.
nue1 Gonzalez, digno Oontador del
Municipio de Aguadilla y .Recau-
dador de Oontribuciones.
Repetimosle nuestro afectuoso
saludo de bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

D. Z. P.-Hs fallecido On esta
Capital ell Sr. D. Francisco Pena
Jordan, empleado de las Oficinas
de Obras p1blicas que cumplia dig
namente sus deberes.
Descanse en- el Senior.
Reciban sus deudos nuestro pc.
same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Ganaaz0 se alejan mSs cada dia de
los disidentes y conservadores. Sc
cree que On las nuevas Oostes, 81 sl-
que en- 81 poder 81 Sr. Sagasta, sera
81 ST.. Gamazo Presidente del Con-
gres0.
En bKeye habrk una combination
en- el alto personal diplomAtico. El
ST. Duque de Veragua suceder& en-
Ia embajada de Paris al ST.. Leon y
Castillo. El nuevo MinistrO de Fo-
mentO sera el Sr. AguiIers, actual
Gobernador de Madrid, 8 81 senior
Ramos Oalder6n.
Madrid, 3O.--En la session que
aver ceIsbr6 Ell Senado % reunie-
ron todas Ias oponiciones J acorda-
ron renunciar la palabra On contrs
de Ia tOtalidad de Ia ley del sufra-
eio. Atrihdyese esto { les name
jos dc los amigos del Sr. Romert
Robledo, & fn de conseguir la prom
t. caida del Gobierno.
81 Oongreso aprob6 hoy en- vo-
taei6n ordinaria IL Ley electora
para Cuba.
Sc han mandado concentra
fuerzas en- Las poblaciones amena-
Eadas p0r la huelga do los obreros
La Reina Regente se halla lige-
ramente indispHesta.
Madrid, 1s--M Senado aprobt
nyer Ii ley del snffagiO en Ia Pc
nineuIa
Nn el ConRreso cDntin6a adm b
discussion de los pEesrpuestos gene
xaIea de II nngi6n.
Madrid, 2Izos s0csalistas esle
hler0n nnn reunion On i cual Tel
n6 d orden ms completO.
- eIlN y Illgen q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-11

Rsproducimos. s.--Isabslo PisarrO
~ Kingay, natural de Lola, desa
pareCi6 del hogar matern0 hace
seis amos. Su pobre madre, resi-
dente en- Ia Marina, desea saber @
paradero del hijo ausente.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

Inc accompanying portrait gives some idea ~
Dis appearance. His face shows as mncb aa,oY
mes" and aggressiveness as that of Luther IIo
Is ABOVE the medium height. is black-haired and
ondy built. The particulars of his Career &c
recently published. are inaccurate He was horn
d. Ney-Concord, Ohio, in 1886, was educated NJ
MusKngum College. and took a postgraduate
course at Yale, where he received his
e uegree Of Ph. ID. He has taught at the Macon
.nasOnt College, Ear Memphis, Tenn. al Dcni
sun >, University. Granville, Ohio; at the Baptist
on,on theological Seminary. Morgan Park. ILL.,
s anu sine 1886 at Yale. His special branches
S s.ie are Hebrew. Arabic and Assyrian. but his
Ns'ies have Of late been considerably increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
rs THIS TIE COMING CUM
no POWDER USED-A DROP OF NJ GIFFARD'S
LIQUID DOES THE BUSINESS.

no POWDER USED-A DROP OF VI. GlFFARDS
LIQUID DOES THE BUSINESS.
rpov Az AsloNAi. CORRESPONDENT CT Tue TRIBUNE
saint Eticnnc France July 9.-sa!nt Etienne, near
Lyons is the French Springfield. Here are tried ana
experimental upon all inventions relating to The arma-
mcut Of French troops, and designed 10 work for french
defence what the first nSalmentS Of Springfield guns
did for the preservation Of the Union. There Is a
Government manufacture of small arms here rs well as
many private manufactures of sporting guns. Inc
Chamber Of Commerce recently granted to VI. Paul
Clifford, the inventor Of new gun, prize OF T2ooO
and gold medal, and trials of the new weapon are
about to be made in Paris under the direction OF the
military inspectors. The Giard gun uses neither
illuminate nor eunpowdcr, not even the So-c'lled
smokccs5 powder 50 much talked about. These
are replaced by single drop Of a volatile liquid.
which, falling into closed chamber behind the pro
jectlc develop, by vaporizlng great pressure and
thu, gives impetus the proIectile. The fluid Is a
qncled sa, ncloscd in a steel cartridge provided with
an escaping valve regulated by movable scrcY BY
messing on the hammer the valve is opened and the
shot discharged.
IT,, cartridge contains 100 Crammes Of the liquid.
one third Of Il grammc /, a sufficient charge for one
shot ion ordinary hunting Tn like the one presented
By W. GiGard To the Chamber Of Commerce OF -.
Eticnnc. The same cartridge is good therefore for
700 -.ot,. After cvcry shot new bullc; /, intro
duced. but it /, certain that repeating mechanism
will BE- added by which the supply OF bullets
will be continuous. There IS no fear Of ovcrheatins
the gun, for the shooting rather cools IT, the condensa-
ton OF the gas absorbing the caloric just a. the am
monia I'm the ice making machine. Moreover. the
puc'icd does not evapOrZc instantancuu>ly, but
cApand5 gradually, that the prOectile acquires lis
greatest velocity only AT the moment Of leaving the
mouth Of the weapon. Consequently there Is nothing
b. fear from violent and sudden pressure upon the
-dc- ~ the gun and thu, the proectie force can be
utilized f. H. maximum.
The dotonatou is something like that Of the uncork
ann l..ff -Iu lDp
nothing m0N'. Of course there /, no smoke and no
fouuc of the gun. The liquid by Il, volatlllzation
out dSasrceable Odor like that Of the smokeess
powder of the Austrian Army. which a>phy MATED
# the soldiers during the trials in rapid firing.
such IS "a rough sketch Of the new gun. Its real
value VIII be- determined by the trials ordered by
the French Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
CROWDED MEETINGS AT OCEAN GROVE.

Ocean Grove, July 30 (SpeciaD.-At least 800
people attended the Young Peoples Meeting The
Rev. &. II. Natman, the leader distributed 1000
Tesaments, with passages marked. to those who had
forgotten 10 bring theirs. Thoma, X. Jones and his
wife Ms. stella Is. Jones VI. D., present and
added T. the interest Of the occasion They expect
10 sail in few days for Pehin China 10 take places IN
the Pckin University. Mrs Sarah Landlord Palmer
Bishop Edward NJ Andrews preached the baccalnureae
sermon Of the Sunday school Assembly from the
words: Never spakc like this man." There
were present the platform Congressman Springer
and Mrs Springer Of Washington the Rev. DR.. q. W.
Miller Of Missouri the Rev DR. L. G. Floyd, Of Penn
svlyania: the Rev DR.. Richard 5tratOn, the Rev.
g. W Cooper, Judge BurrOugh, Davis ". Clark, son
of Hi.hop Clark. The Bible class. conducted by the
Rev DR. HnnlOn numbered nearly LOO. The sub
iect Of bearing the cross fully discussed by the
Rev william g. browning. the Rev. G. II. latman,
the Rev Mr.. Mcckcr, Mr.. Grace Wcser Davis the Rev
Dr e., X Morris and Others. Mr.. John DUNCAN 81
pcrintsndent of the spring Garden Street Methods
Episcopal Church. Philadelphia, took charge "i me
siinday school. The Rev. Il. Il. LoomS gave n Chalh
talk ON Gross Bearing and Crown Wearing There
werr nearly 200 pupil, present, ana nearly 1oo ID
Inc infant class Mr.. Natman held Il business men
meeting. There 100 present. The relation OF
prnyer TO business discussed. vast crowd a.
srmbcd NJ the surf meeting NJ the foot of Ocean ram
way The responsive service conducted by the hcV
Dr. stokes and addresses were delivered by the koV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

He stands high among the faculty and is OF
the most popular and successful instructors. At
Chautauqua his management of the college has
shown his eminent executive ability. He lectures
every Sunday morning TO large audiences on the
Old Testament. His manner is inspiring. Dr.
Harper is not a clergyman, but his orthodoxy has
been repeatedly attested by the most orthodox
His posjtion with regard to the higher criticisms
,s Tins defined: =" believe in applying to the
Bbc The principles of literary criticism, to de-
terr,ipc when its books were written. and the
narticular purpose for which they are written
II may be that those who try to destroy the force
~ the evidence of the validity of the Bible employ
tho same methods. But the results are wholly
di1orent The object Of Wellhausen and his
scbool is 70 disprovc the supernatural element;
ours is 10 prove it. Inquiry does not imply a
do, bt in the divine origin of the Bible II
sir,rIv implies a desire for knowledge in relation
to the human circumstances connected with That
oricin Dr. Harper is married and has three
cLi1drcn He rides the bicycle
DIR Herbert B. Adams, Oh Johns Hopkins Uni
vorsty whose portrait graces this column, teaches
ItltryT Al the college He is an entertaining
noolGr and his lectures always well attended
IL hrinos 10 his subject an alert and disciplined
mind and inspires confidence by the breadth and
jmpartiality OF his views; His language, as be-
NC a historian. is always admirably clear
liz manner is simple direct. and straightforward
lie lectures are effective. because he never strives
for effect and TO listen to them is 10 imbibc
ririnol IDEAS as well as 10 add TO ones stock Of
I,n9wledpe Dr. Adams was born ut Amherst
Mss where he resides during the summer. He
was graduated at Amherst College, and has been
spoken of in connection with its presidency.
liz studied at Berlin under Professor Droysen,
and under Curtices and BluHtsch at Heidelberg,
where he took his doctors degree.
e believe in the Gcr!.an university method.
he says, rather than IN the English. In Eng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
corRr c1LrNnsGS F0R TO-DAY.

Srp,,ne Court-tcncra Ierm-Rccess continued,
SUI rr'uc Court ha.bers-B'io Andrews, Motion
,,I...-,r No-. 1 tD 80. called at II o'clock.
supreme Court->pec.al Tcrm-Past> 1 and lad
Sipr..t court IrcutPart I-AdJcurned until october
- supreme Court ircult-Parts II, III and IY-Al
iourI't he term. $500
Srrtotc's Court-Bcforr Ransom S-FOr probateWills
az SIMON sanger Catherine VI or Isaac Louis ana Jus
tayu, Levy, 10 a. ~. tathaInn' Ma''f Mary t. julian
Surcr or Court General Tcrn-Ndlonrnod for the term
superior Court Special 4~ni-IooIc o'"o'Hsh' j.
Slp,. ior Court-Trial Tcrm-parts l. III and III-Ad.
common General Term-Ad ourncd for the term
Common Pl'as-Spechl Iefn-btioi' hooRScaNer' j.
Motions M. - : ..s n ,ti,,-,o.
~ GU iour,-Sp special Tern-Bcfore Iftzsinons j.
CIV Court Trial Tcrm-Parts l. II, III and IN-Ad-
iourucG for the urfln. r, $500. ~, 4,
lnmInod for thr torn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
AMHERST SUMNER SCHOOL.

HOW LEARNING Is ASSUAGED WITH PLAY.
Amherst. Mass July 10 (spcciaD.-This delightful
week has been immensely enjoyed by the students at
the Amherst Summer school of Languages, for IL is
not TO be supposed that every moment Of the time Is
given up to study and rotations There are at
tractive drives and picnic places IN countless numbers
that receive exclusive attention on saturdays ana as
much opportunity affords on other days few
leading spirits in the school always introducing
some feature Of amusement and they now propose
to give series Of evening dances card parties and
concerts. This opened on Friday evening with a card
party at the Delta Kappa Epsilon house. rendered for
the occasion by the OF that fraternity remaining
in town. Dancing closed the entertainment.
Professor Montague said to-day that everything pro-
crosses smoothly and applications are still coming IN
from persons who wish 10 enter for the last two or
three weeks Of the session The students Of French
number about forty Of German, about thirty OF
Latin twenty-onc: of Greek, four with fair attend
ance in the mathematics. Italian and spanish classes
The lectures next week will be Tuesday. Professor
sedhof on D." Tho Romantic school,: Wednesday, Pro
fc,sOr F0ntaine. on Francois COppee"; THURSDAY
Professor Harrison on Nature in the Ancient Poets
Friday Professor ID. p Todd, the United states
Eclipse Expedition to south Africa" Last fridays
lecture by Professor \ ID. Morse on The Chdhg
ing Element in the Population of Massachusetts as
Affecting the Duty Of the Churches
\ dancing party was given on Tuesday evening al
the PSI Epsilon house, Mrs Professor Todd receiving
About ten couples were present So,
The Delta mi is a society organized TINS week by
some Of the young of the school Their chiet
enjoyment seems TO be music, though they ala De
generate into other kinds Of amusement on TUESDAY
evening IN celebration OF the approaching departure
OF one OF their number. -
Professor l.. |. Blake, Amherst College, ~, VINO Is
expected TO become head Of the department OF naUra
philosophy I'm the College next year, visited the sum
mcr school thi, week.
The students who get their daily bread at German
or French tables being subjected 10 nheS IL tleS
ask for it in English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
SUNDAY SERVICES AT AsBrRY PARK.

Asbury Park July 20 (SpeciaD.- The day, cool,
crisp and delightful, thrOnged the churches with
worshippcrs. The Rev. J. W. Bennett, Of Troy,
y. " preached in the mOraing az the First Methodist
Episcopal Church and this evening the Rev. J. :.
Chadwick. Of the Frcedmen's Aid and southern Edu
cation Society. At the Church of the Holy Spirit
the Rev. Walter Leahy celebrated the last mass and
preached on the Gospel Of the day. the eighth sun
day after rentecOst. The Rev. Herman J. iieuscr,
Ethical professor In ST. Charles seminary, at Over
brook, Penn. preached this evening The Rev.
W. \. schlchcr. pastor Of -. stephens Church, Ph
adclphia, held German service IN the Young Mems
Z Tristan Association rooms At the Westminster
Presbyterian Church the pastor, the Rev f.. Young
preached. lie also held a service ut the Fifth Ave
nue. Pavilion. The Rev. &. y. Grandson president
Of Bennett College at Greensboro, y. G., preached
at the African Methodist Episcopal Church Min-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
CHAUTAUQUA SUMNER DAYS.
THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS.
MEN OF LIGHT AND LEADING-wHo THEY ARE,
WHENCE THEY COME AND WHAT
THEY HAVE DONE.
THEY HAVE DONE.

THEY HAVE DONE.
tv,ov spvc,,t CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
Chautauqua, July 19.-The peculiar summer
feotnre Of Chautauqua is the College of Liberal
Aria. This is the institution to which know ledge
seekers flock from all over the country Tor SIN
weeks pcrsonal instruction every year by we'll
known SPECIALISTS 1t is distinct from the great
Reading Circle, though many members OF the
Circle come TO it to round off their studies. Inc
curriculum is slightly modified from year to year.
rs I'm, demand for tuition in particular branches
tuctuates This year there are the usual depart
ments of English Language and Literature, Ter
man. French. Preparatory and College Lath an"
Greek. Physics and Chemistry. Geology. Miner
alopv and Botany, History and Political Economy
and Social Science. Affiliated with the college
proper are the Chautauqua Schools of Sacred
Literature comprising seven schools of the English
Biblc. and schools of Hebrew and the Ola lesla-
ment New Testament Greek, Assyran, Arapic'
Svriac and Sanscrt. Some Of the pubhc lectures
which are free to ALL form part OF the coIlesc
course The work is continued during the winter
by correspondence when desired; but the hours
of studv are long enough and the methOos sum
cientv thorough TO give the student good grouhu-
inc in one season in any of the subjects taught
n;c,ure Of the red-roofed college building IS SUD
ioined