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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
VENANClO LUNA 7 sOBBINO.
FortaIeza 4sy4o Y 81.

Ofreoe los sigulentes azttculos prsoIOs
Muy m6dic0a.
AEulejos, Iosetas, bsldoSines, oatals-
mas, blanosa y enoarnsdss, losetas de
mArmol blanoas y aEules, losas de Cana.
rias de Cuatro sn vaFa. Yeso OsInento
Portland en- baEgiles Dc 1s0 kiIos. Pintu.
ras, nsgFa, verde, uninio y blanoO zino de
Ia acFeditada TnaFoa DOS LEONEH.
Aguarfks y aceite linaEa. Brochas de
todas olasea. HlsFro gslvanizade, aoana.
lado y liso para ooblias, clsvos do xlag
con tne9cas Y sFandelss, osnslss cum.
brefss de xinc. puntas do Paris dc una
aeis pulgadass CIavoa Amsriosnos de ana
cin00 palgadas. palsa, ploos, azsdsr
sEad0nea, AIAmbgs para esroas, de- ~
phaa. Eatur alQuitsanads
aesa y alg aR aeapeF9
piae mb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
A V / 8 .:

RD Ia I;nprents del EOLHTm Sc
IA ru5lsidn 81 magniaco ibro titula~
DO EYatscaso i Ios MasoseS, por
Leon Taxi, junto con las notaOies
CoxJsssemes del nis1no. Ademks, sc
han recibido EaNMGISs ds DsfMRtes J
MisaIss con nueyos reEos, el Ritwal
RomeRO Gd PSTsaAsss, hermosos Pn-
rifiCadores, Gus se reComiendan 4
los sehores Curaa, inRnidad de
oromos = tarjetss de fantasia para
feliCltaci6n, pFeciosiEimas, y una
lnmensidad de elegantes Y titles
objesos de eecrit0Fi0.
Todo 90 vende ( precios hmita
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
!. ClL.VIVl Y MuEETl.'

&S
EI que suscribe Ia ofrece de cali
dad enteramente superior, alos en-
cargados de obras, hacendados de
cafia, ETC., & precios sumamente
m6dic0s.
aSe elabora por el sistema llama.
do de horno continue, reciente-
mente montado en- jurisdiction de
Hato- Rey, en- cuyo lugar SO expen-
de, y ademAs en- el dep6sito en-
esta Capital casa de los Sres. G..
Bolivar 81 Go, q quienes deberan
dirigirse todos los pedidos.
Puerto Rico, Z de Noviembre de
1890.-JULIAN BILBAO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24

Sc han Fecibido en- esta Impren
ia los siguientea:
FORMULARIO. Criminal, po
Abella -
i I'D. Magistral, por Bouchardat
| FISIOA, por Ganot.
1 TENEDURIA de Libros, Dol
Oastafos.
EL MATkIMoNIO, por don
Francisco Lastres.
| .HISTORLA NATURAL, ,por
PeEeda.
ARITMETICA, Algebra y Geo.
metrfa, por Oardin.
FHOSOF1A, por eI Padre Ce-
ferino.
GRAMATIOA FRAEUESA, Dor
Ollendorf y Benot.
GRAMATIOA INGLESA, Dor
Ibarra.
PoLO.-Oompendio de Latini-
dad.
LEY de Enjuiciamiento Owl,
por Reus.
EN- Ell OOEANO, por Amicis..
ELEMENTOS de Derecho Civil
y Penal por Laserna.
GRAMATIOA MUSICAL, Dor
Rometo.
.00DIGO CIVIL Nueva eii-
ai6n Official refoRmada.
I'D. I'D. anotsdO por Ia Revista
Ge los Trlbunales; contiene este CO.
digo la Ley provisional de Regis
tro civil y 10 instruction para la
inscription do los matrimonios Ca
n6nicos en el Registro civil.
FLORES 51LAGRIMAS, Dor
d. Domingo r. Hernandez.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOSl
.OIVILES, por Abella.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
ORIMINALES, por Abeila..
@DOLORAS 7 POEMAs, por
Oampoamor.
MORENO EsPINosA.,- Geo.
graaa.
6AVI1AN.--Azitm6tioa, Alge
bra, Geometris y Trieonometria
FORNEs.-- Historic Universal,
RIERA 7 TORTOEA.-- Agri
GuItura.
ALBUMS para retratos, de todas
toFmRA Y Drecios,
IDEM LATINA por Escartin.
i SSANAI4LsTB, por VAzqueE Queipo.
GUIA DEL BAOHILLER, Dor
"A. II. 3. Casado.
I PoNSON DU TERRAL.-Los pi.
rates de alto bordo, I tomos.
nj Cspitan dc loa psnitentsa nsgron
Z. .temos.
Las noches del harrio de Brsda, | {.
Maeee Rosinol, t.
6EOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL, ftais
%. podtica y economics, pof Luis Gre.
g9lfs, trad. Ls n. RssAYansx, 8 tomoa
en T., CON grabad0s, mapas, cromos
Robinson suiAo. (Ell, poF Wyss,
Notioia de OaFlos Nodicr. / tomo en-
s. ilustrado con mas Dc 800 grabados
Idibulsdoa pOr Yan' Dargsnt, Ssmsghi.
nj, GiEardst, Baron, etc. Tsla CON plan
ShEs = CoFtss doradOa.
AMIGO de los nifos, pos sl Abate
Sabasier. AumentaSo con yaFiss fkbu.
iks como On iSs. Holandeas.
TrAducido, Rmplincaao y adiciOnado
an Ia psrts de EspsGa y America, por
una soeisdad do secritofea sspsnolas ,
smFicanos,-- tOmos en- s. de 120 pa
ginRs cadS uno; tsrasrs sdici0n, con
IN nueVo sUplemsnso.
I4as hltimas aventuras de- RocamEo-
le, Z tomos,
La ouegds del ahorcado, 3 tomoe.
A0NTEPIN.-La hija dc Marga.
rita, tomos.
bu MslestAd el dinero, s tonos.
VICTOR HUGO.--Los Miesrablee
nuava edici6n, 8 tomoa.
Lby Oristina, Vsldsmar DaAeI
La Reins de Las nievss.
El colnpansro de viajs, eto.
3! escaEabajo, etc.
La ninfA de las sguas, etc.
81 htO del milagrO, etc.
Los Kapstos coloradOa.
Los asadores en- sopa.
La hija del Esy del Limo.
- 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
AVISO.

Por Vi pFesente, anuncio al pdblicO
en- general, que dssde ell diA 80 del
mes pf6xlmo pasado deja de repressn.
tar en- esta lsss 4 Ia Oompania del Gas
en- estA Oindad, don Guillermo j. Can.
nigI sustitnysndoie sog algdu tempo
para Eeprasentarla a aenor don Lhcas
Austin Scott, Ingsaiero Owl Repre-
ssntAnts de Ia ,i~sta Directive en- Lon.
dFes' el - Ia heeho cargo de
0ompsnls, segan
7au.
gnaaae con.
al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
VglAHCIO LUNA 7 sOBRIyO.
Fortaleza 40, 49.'yI61.

rapoFsadcres diTegtna de where's de todas Gla-
aes prCosdencias, sspsislidsd en- Qassss, vinos
tintos nsFoeoss lnorsa aR0s earVssas, YiEaRras,
fEutaE o0usssvaE alimsntieiaE de ios grincipalss
msEcadok de EREopa America.
ER AguRs EllnaFhssa tianen conakanta axIHtancIA
de les lsgislmRE de yichy mArca HoptsAL 9Fsnda
Grill, OontERxsvlls, ValE, uslssslnos, ssn HiIArl0,
MondAriE, Fuante AsriE, San GsFEiss TnHalAa, Los.
ehsa, PuFgaRts REslnGt, OreER, Pantleosa, Graba.
los, 1aldiVar, 0arahaAa los aeFsdihadca ylnos San
safssl Psptena.
mREcAa dc piEsEEllloE do Ia Hahana, SIS Bellesa"
IPaiArlto,1 De d. AAdr&s RodrgusEs "Ooronk" de
8sgnRda AGvaFaz Ca, "HidAlgnisf' de- SuEGaI y
sLsElkimldsd," AZ PFndannis RAbsll.
vsEtAs Al psE mayer al asssus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
DE VENTA.

Loza en- csjas, surtido complete
ACeite Linaza, lataa y barricas
Pinturas superiores.
Hero gslvanizado, liso.y Iaca-
nelado.
TorniIlos con tuerca.r
OlavOe tonelero.
Puntaa do Paris
Oamas de hlareo.
Oolchonea dc alainbre.
Machetea c0codgilo.
Planchaa y CumbreFaA
Oanales galVanisados
Muebles, varls cir
Ia Is ~--ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
TABACO EN- RAMA.

De les mejores vegas de &C.
merio y Rio de Ia Plata, hay
gran existencis en- Ia casa de loe
sef1ores P. Ohd J CO., de Baya.
mon, & preeios sumaments modi-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24

Ncts: Entire Jscmsl Port-su-P Prince lol
yspores servirkn laa sscalss de Jereuis, Go
naivas, SAINT Marc etc.
La salida do Port-Au Prince es inalterable.
otra: A Ia ids Ia vuelta consots On
Saint Thomas con el vspor de Ia Inca dc
MsrsellA--Ool6n, que tcos en- los puertos de
BArcelona, Malaga y Alicante.
PAsAyKs TRASATLANTIUOB.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
Robo de III caballO.
propisdad do don CARLOS DAVIS.

Rucio mosqaeado. ia lunar
negro enel hijar isquierdo. -Unas
manchss bisncas debsjo de la erin.
--Rsbo cortado. Edad, 5 a .
anos.-AIzada, 6 cuartss y media.
-Paso repicado.-Para en trote.
Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
Ia EgVI LGgNCIl FUsEGAlTL
DEiRAMON MORENO
21! - CRUZ - q.

Tengo 81 gusto de ofrecer .
pdblico en- general mis- serviCioi
en- el ramo & que me dedico. Ore
nes de adultos y de pArvulos d
gran lujo.--Trenes para viAtioos
faroles.-- Capilla ardiente.- Ga
taIfa0os par0 honraa Y cuantc ira
baio 30 nos confen, elrvtendo 4 10
Dneblos de Ia iaia con aviBo an
ticipado de una hora. No SO pid
iineEo anticspado.
Puerto -1iCo, "a de Diclembre
de 1893,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
ESCUELA PARTICULAR.


Para Ia enaenanza elemental :
superior.
Glasses de adorn0 6 idiomas.
Pasantia de todas las asignatu-
ras del Bachillerato.
Preparation para el Magisterio
s ingreso an Farmaoia.
FOrtaleza, 76.-Entrada poE el
Callej6n de la Uapilla.
DIRECT0R,
jose L6pea Domingo,
BaOkilleT q Professor Superior
Sc admiten alumnos internos J
semipensionistss.- PreciOg m6di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
2.5OO.OOO PESETIS.

Premio mayor dc la LoteriA
Nacionsl de Navidad.
Expenden bilIetes k!pEecips ees
ducidns.
s. NeE6n y Co.-~San Justo, 81
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24

81 eOrrso saR3o de
rga para HAbana
Im6n 50 sisss pOf tras.
ID cargs para 81 Me-
10 IN vapor de Ia
para G6nova qusda
ana ID liavark desds
arA ademAs Ia que
cnn 81 HhYFe SEQ
LA psrada en- 81
IL tiempo hbsOluta~
n lAs epcFacionsa
aei6n del buqns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24
VAPORES
COARuos-msRAAoxMs
IA la coMPAMIA TRAsATLAxTIrA
DE 4. LOPEZ & Co.
ssrYlaIO pan PusrtrRisO J { HaAana

HALIDAE.-ps Barnslona los diaa "a y 81
AZ cadA mes. -De vaIencia 81 bs-De hkagl
M7y 27.-De CAdix 81 10 = 30.-Ds Santan
Ger 81 ae --Da Il OoraaA 81 n.
He sxpsndsn biIlstea dlrsctos para MayagasI
Peace, Santiago do Cuba, GfharA, N1svitaS
Eabenllla Celia, con lFasbordo sn Puerto
Kieo s HAhans.
vfAaE DTRKCTo DEsDH PUERTo- RICO
ala CoruAa . gantander. - -.
sallaa a. Pusp-R Riss 4 - 10 = sada Mss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-24

Sc han Eecibido en- esta Impren
Ia los siguientea:
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
INFLUENCE OF TRIFLg
One Glass OF Wine Changed the ria.
tory Of q Great nation

I One Glass Of Wine Changed the Ria.
tory Of Great Nation.
There is a certain amount Of amuse
ment and even information to be gained
in spcculatjng on what might have oc.
CURED but for some more or less triling
circumstances. says a writer in Lip
pincotts Magazine"
If the nose of Cleopatra had been
shorter" saws Pascal, boldly, 1.-THE
whole face of The earth would have been
different
A common soldier. says Edmund
Burke, "a child, a rirl at the door Of an
inn. have changed the face of fortune
and almost OF nature
a glass Of wine too much is said to
have turned the course of French his
tory. The son and heir of Louis
Philippe always confined himself to a
certain number of glasses, because he
knew that beyond that number he was
sure TO get drunk
On q certain morning ne forgot 20
count the glasses and drank one more
than usual Entering his carriage he
stumbled the frightened horses ran
away tie young Prince leaped ont Of
the carriage, struck his head against
the pavement and was killed.
That extra glass Of wine cverthrew
the Orleans rule, confsclted the pro.
perly Of The family and sent them into
exile.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Chinese Gratitude
- Il rlN.d.LntLt -.


y late train from New York brought
into the Broad Street Station, Wednes
day, DR.. George J.. Brewer, who came
on to attend the Radnor hunt break
fast
Some years ago. when Dr. Brewer was
hospital surgeon in Boston, he was
called 10 attend a Chinaman who had
been crushed almost 10 a Jelly by the
wheels Of a huge truck. The poor fel.
low was in great agony, and when taken
TO the hospital he was given up as fatally
Injured But while life remained, OF
course. the surgeon worked and watched.
For days the Chinnman hung over the
chasm OF death. but at last he com
menced to gain, aud little by little re.
covered
After several weeks he was taken
from the hospital by friends, and Dr.
Brewer never expected to see or hear Of
him again. But six months later he re.
Ceived queer parcel, which was handed
TO him by the Chiuaman and three
friends, who left II in the doctors
hands, after going through a lot Of
speechmaking and katowlng. The
young physician opened the parcel
and within the wraDpings was found a
banner Of queer cardinal fabric. One
side was covered with Chinese words
and on the other was Dc. Brewers
name. The recipient of this strange
gift could not find any one In Boston to
translate the queer characters. and
finally bis father, then member ot
Congress, took the banner TO the Chlneye ye
Legation ia Washington and hsd a
translation rendered This related the
story of the Chinaman's injuries aud
luld uf DR.. Brewers wonderful skill In
treating the patient saving his life.
The closing sentence stated that after
long consultation the Chinaman and
his friends had decided that young
Dr. Blewot's soul was that formerly
possessed by a famous doctor Of the
Celestial Empire, who died some years
since
How long ago did this Chinese
doctor dipg'
"Well," the translator gravely re.
piled, he's been dead about 1000
years
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
AN ELOQUENT SERMON
Br Harlan breaches on Unity to a
Large Congregation.

Br. Harlan breaches on Unity TO 3
Large Congregation
Rev. Richard D. Harlan. son of Mr
Justice Harlan Of the United States Su
rreme Court preached an able and IN.
tCrcstinE discourse yesterday morning
70 a large and attentive audience at the
New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church. His text was And the dis.
Ciples were called Christians first IN
Antioch. an epiihei, he said. applied
to them by outside barbarlans, and not
from within the church, but which
s,rvtd tn cement the rapidly increasing
body of believers together. aud under
which people of diverse nstionalities.
stations IN life, caste and condition
were fraternaly united
10 the spirit nf our Lords PRAYER.
That they all may be one. as Thou.
Father, art In me and | In Thee, that
they also may be one 10 us. that the
world may believe that Thou hast sent
me- he urged upon the Church to
abandon deuominational jealousiss aud
chickering's. and uniting In one common
cause, with an undivided front, push
forward the war against the enemy of
matCrlslism and vice
Speaking Of the divisions If the
Church he said the time would come
when Christians would hang the head
With shame that there was ever known
among them such thing as a Church
South and a Church North. The Church
should not be the last To learn th Il the
war is over.
Mr.. Harlan has a pleasing and at
q ctivc manner. rich. meIodlous
voice, and clear and incisive way Of
stating his views
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
The Great Manufacturers Sale Of
FINE
IaiIOT-MadG Clothing
Opened at Q o'clock to-day,
COR. VIII AND y EI,s. n. w.

(Riley Building),
ana Viii continue until every dollars worth
j sold, Bear in mind Eighty three thousand
dollars worth Of the Finest Clothing ever
made must positively be sold. tt will pay
you TO come hundred miles to attend this
wonderful sacrifice sale. I very garme {
guarantee 4 as represented or money re-.
funded. Don't wait. tome at once
Mems Quilted Satiu-lined Overcpats, $3.50.
Mers Al'wool Black Cheviot Suits, s51j
Mems Fur Beaver Ovsfcoats, s.; regular
Men; Fancy Cashmere suits, 81 So; worth
Mems Fine Imported Diagonal suits, SO.
regular price, $50.
Mems Royal standard Kersey ove:coats,
cqrr's Best English Kersey, sia5o; tailor
shetland and storm Ulsters, s0.;5; regular
price. 80.
Mems railormade Cashmere suits, stl;
styles; worth $50.
Mems Melton Uvercoats, sA7s: worth a..
luys. bYert oats, - regular price, Si.51..
Boys. Chinchilla, s4.iA' regular price, $3.50.
iuys' Melton S355; regular price, sB.
Boys Fine Dress uyercoat, $3.50; w,rih
thildrcn's nv, rcoats, % cents: worth g! 50.
hiId ems Extra Long Capes, siiO; worth
Chldrcn's Extra Fiao oyercoats, 50;
worth
Mems Pants. gl cents; regular price. sI.75.
Mons Pants sizes; regular prieG So
Mems Fine Dress pauts 81 10: worth $3.50.
Mel 5 Extra Fine Pants s351; worth 50
lQo pair Children Knee Pants, 20 cents.
his entire ftuCk selling for one third
value. Don't stay away for fear Of not get
ung these bargains, but come prepared -
buy and be convinced that what we adyer-
tiso are facts beyond dispute Zach aad
every article sold precisely as advertised aud
az prices named
Conner on and sts., in the large three
story brlcz building.
FRIEnI ANOEP
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

no steam users would examine the Mo-
mauium Engine, manufactured by The
American Fl ergizer Company, tLeY could
easilF see The vast improvements that have
been made since tle dl}s ul Watt. Ihis
engine Is oue of ll4 wonders ~ tle age. lg
= L4t tLs Watt engine should have been
years ana years ago % make it a complete
success. 70 vas Invented aul built bF b.
FHLe- celebrated mechanical engineer
at EeuuiU-=- IT, o., 40 which place the
works -l tHls great machine are llcat. q,
and H LtIe it can be seen ia operation ar its
llme Ia-- company Is managed by The
ulsr -hiIlgd- honorable and hlsIless-Iike
men NJ tlls District. Their city Office 3
1916 i street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
women and Polite.

Rev. Dr. Wightman. the pastor Of SIt
Vernon Place Church last night
preached on "Woman's Work In the
Missionary Field. He described many
Of The customs prevalent I'm China aud
India, and touched upon the tendency of
Christians 10 uuderyalue the clylliza-
tiou uf those countries lie declared
bis opposition 10 The entrance Of women
into politics
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Worcesrsr Institute AiumnL

The Washington branch of the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute held
'lCir second semi annual banquet At
The HotG Johnson on Saturday night.
The rcNt Hce'i1g wilI take place early
meeting OF The Alumni Association At
Worcester
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
ProhIbition and woman sunrare.

4 temperance mass meeting. under
The auspices Of The W. c. 7. L.. was
beld LAT the First Congregational Church
Yesterday and Mrs Bessie Starr Keifer
nf Toronto preached on The doctrine OF
prohibition and the necessity Of woman
suffrage as a means 10 that end Dr.
la Fslrl sod Mr Alfred Wood also
spoke.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
ENyscsea0NBSSNN Eos .ssE8EssE5S;vSI s:E8sEE5;
a. "A SlSs ss5Ss 1ss
THE POSITIVE CURE. LSsSs
= ELY BROTHERS. Warren YORK Prco 50 cts - ssl
KISS HER QUICK, YOU c
How Poll Helped BashfnI lover on
Toward Happiness

How Poll Helped Bsshfnt Lover on
Toward Happiness.
Aujca tN ~ ittSr in 50 Louis Glo5s Democrat
Mr.. NJ. G. Of this place, declares that
he owes his happiness to a parrot and
this Is The way he explains H.:
AT the house where 1 was courtlng
there was a privileged parrot with a
yellow head aud a wicked eve. One
day J made up my mind to ask Miss
Nellie to be my wife. We were IN a
pretty little summer house and Polly
was perched on a treliis near by
Alas when the time came my cur.
age oczed out at my finger tips. At
last just as | decided TO put il off. az
had decided a hundred times before,
that parrot paused In his atrutlIng, and
leaning over urged Kiss herl kiss her
quick you gooseH
My heart stopped beating. and ]
scarcely dared steal a glance at Miss
Nellie, but when did she was blush
ing 50 divineiy, her lips were 50 tempt
Ing, and, well, there was a look In her
eyes that told me delicious secret; so,
with sudden courage. | leaned forward
and with a Nav Nell2' followed Polls
sage advice. Yes. my wife's name is
Nellie"
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
E-rsaL..L MN
a HraIdsd alsuRsy.

The Geological Garden win sL7rly
receive new acquisition iu ne shape
ci g bearded monkey With au gztraordi-
rory raudal apugudage the ike ol
81 lllL los utErT been seen here The
mCLElE was sent bv j O kerbey.
luild States Consul b Para. Brazil.
ard wl- laFfuItd gn fbe Upper Amazon.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
NEW TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
Judge Mtiier Reup-ns Court at the
stNth street bulldog

Judge Mtiter Heupsns Court at the
Sixth street bulldog.
IL was exactly 10 o'clock this morn.
irg when Judge Miller took his chair ia
tie remodclcd court room at the corner
Of Sixth aud - streets There was more
ou lCss confusion iu consequence Of the
Presence of large number OF specla.
tors, and the fact that prisoners and wilt
Itsscs had 10 bc seated behind the graf
ing, The cells and witness rooms not vet
being completed
Judge Miller proceeded 10 lay down
Tie rules by which the court would In
ihu future De- governed On order 20 CX.
IDdi'e The administrator II Justice aud
ihc preservation Of order lie said that
lie did Bnt desire o. deprive the lawyers
ar Tie prisoners uf any Of their rights.
lul be did propose 10 stop ciIeclually
the soliciting II cases 10 the court
room.
For that reason the wire grating had
been placed between the courtroom, the
prisoners and The Government and Dis
tliCt Witnesses Hereafter if counsel
Will hand the name Of thp Dn sOner
hUm be wishes 90 see 10 the b4ilin he
Will be permitted % see his client.
Otherwise not.
This arrangement Is very objection.
able 20 some u lhe -hyders who coa-
liuual'y hang about the court room
aud volunteer t1 defend prisoners for "a
tIi1ing fee The legitimate members
n the Bar, however, are thoroughly
well satisfied with the new plan.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

John Rudden, the pioneer i1stalment man,
centrally lOCa'et az 930aud 1852 seventh street
northwest, has lust returned from the east
EN- markets with an immense gupplv of an
Kinds of housekeeping goods. carpets stoves,
rugs etc. NOu can furnish v0ur house from
cellar 20 garret, at this store, with cash
prices, on the installnenf pi4u
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
~ BcIuc
IudaE.ea a.n.r.I Haaln.. -

'lu Daikest England ana lbe Way
puf The suhisct of General Booth
les book funislel Rev n New
Uau, pastor ~ The First Congregational
Ollcb, text from W hich DO preach al
eloquent sermon. he declared himself
10 iavor Of The scheme proposed lY The
Salvation Army leader and declared
llal lhe plan was born of God
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
- II Dl-a-a.IIE caaaaeL

Rose Craig a coIursd woman. was 10
ne Police Court This morning charged
With yagraucy. The evidence showed
that he women had home aud w0rke1
lutCCCasiouslly znf drunk The charge
Ci Fagrancy vas dismissed. bur tue de-
i-raant Was Ened s for dis1rderIy c5l-
Clct
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
RepIyIue b IubeII-.srs

Dir Clinton Lloyd lecurld al tbe 3 b.
N a. a yesterday 81 Modern SEep-
icism HIS address was an excellent
T.p.y 10 the assaults made upon Chris
ali'V bF Hume Ng.aire Eaiue and
InElU8II.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
HallIeyHars y Vllssy-
WaAea ~ HaIfIuoFe-

CIGles PEPPER Christian Erah=.
John EIale auI August Belts started
ig Halkt % Baltimore ou Saturday. aud
accomplished the distance To SIX hours
three minutes aud ,Liriylv= seconds.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
YOU'D 40 Abandonsd naby

Yesterday morning a white infant
10y, less than a week old, was found on
HE steps I the Minor Institute for
CaloTcd Children, corner Of Four-anl
a half street sud Maryland avenue. A
woman p6ssing beard The cries of the
child and noticed a peculiar bundle
upon the door step She found the
child wrapped iu an old cloak and took
il 10 her home on Maryland avenue.
Z be babe was pretty one, ami the
woman was tempted 20 adopt II, bat
lrT Lusb4t q objected and lae ftulI-
ling wss turned over 10 So Ann Iu
ieut Asylum.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
Equalsd az ReoorI

Er Wm- Robinson 0f the ATliUEt1U
N tl.ueu made TIE distance from
Hl'tcu uiuutss aud q bali. elu4lils
previous TeCnEd
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
THE DAILY CRITIC
0Trr sPFCTAIs.

Legitimate Guessing Enterprt-e
a Handsome Gold Watch and Chain. vtlue
$40. will be given as "a Christmas present by
Mr. a J.. NAiTZ-rrtN. FE the ieweier, whose
street northwest to the person who guesses
the nearest 90 The number cf guess cards.
deposited in the sealed box in front 1f his
establishment
Messrs Julius Iau>hureh the street fur
nitute dealer. N. ~. Bowman OF The Great
Atlantic ard Pacific Tea company and cap
f0u have kindly accepted and will act as
CCrru1fffoo
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
a o.. ItaunIrn

The executive committee Of the a ass
Of Cf thg High school has deciled
10 bold the class reunion at Shel Ion
Hall about the middle Of Christmas
week.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01
onr rnrInr rnrnLture
Rnaden,. New ran aood..
Fon YorR Cssu "ASn oNly Ctsu d"

TIE best chance you ever had t1 buv par.
Tor ute for Week ending November %.
W. H WnrgurbN e Co.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

Neckwear, Underwear. Hosiery, shirts,
Collars aud Cuffs, Gloves, Handkerchief,
snf Suspenders-an immense assortment
az the American outGtters, b. Robinson d
Co, 900 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

pp s-sF straal northwest
The daily critic., 1890-12-01

$4 per gallon, 81 per quart, soc. pint.