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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12
REvIsTA DE CUBA.

SuMARIo.-El General Chinchilla; 50
partids; alocuciones.-El General Pola-
vieja; su llegada; alocuciones. - Distin-
guidOs viajeros. Secretario del
Gobierno General.-Nuevo Comandante
del Presidio.- Contra el bandolerismO.-
Triple asesinato.-L0 NaeitN.-Captura y
presentation.
Los canjes de Ia HAbana que
dltimAmente recibimos correspon.
den 4 la tercera decena del mes
de Agosto pr6ximo pasado.
/ Vamos & extractar 10 mas i'm
portante que nos dan 4 conocer
Os aludidos colegas.
Fl 20 del mes citado 90 embar.
CO para la Peninsula el seiior &c.
neral Chinchilla, siendo objeto de
grandes demostraciones de apre-
clio por parte de aquella Ciudad i,
y especialmente del Cusrpo de
Bomberos.
He aquf Las alocucioae aes con que
SO despidi6 de Ia Isla de Cuba el
General Chinchilla:
"HARITANTEs della IgLA DE CUBA.
Al desembarcar el dia 4 de Abril
entire vosotros y tener Ia satisfac-
ci6n de dirigiros mi afectuoso salu.
do, someti de antemano & vuestrO
fallo ell resultado de mi gesti6n.
81 mi breve permanencia en- esta
Isla no me ha permitido completar
Ia observation necesaria para co.
nOcer y atendsr, en- Ia medida de
mis- fuerzas, vuestras necesidades
mas sentidas, ha sido, sin embargo,
sufiCiente para Comprender que
vuestro Concurso deCidido Y valio.
80 40 me hubiera faltado jamas en-
niDgdn empeno gencrOso y honra-
do; ConcursO que tengo la seguri-
dad prestareis igualmente 6 mi
dign0 successor.
Y antes de abandonar Ssta para
mi tan qnerida TERRA, tai vez para
siempre, y despu6s de expresar &
todos mi profundo agradecimiento
por las espOntaneas y elocuentes
demostraciones de consideration Y
carifio recibidos, seame permitido
dedicar un respetu0sO recuerdo q la
memoria de las victimas del II de
Mayo, y enaltecer, con este motive,
81 sentimiento de ejemplar carload
de que habeis dad0 todos altisimo
ejemplo.
Al despedirme de vosotros, os
desea todo g6nero de felicidades
JOSE Chinchi7G.
Habana, 20 de Agosto de 1890.
SOldadOs, AarinOs, MiIiCianOs
q VOIuntGTiOs.
EI GobiernO de 8. NJ, aCCedien-
do 4 mis- teiteradas s1pliCas, ha to-
nidO 4 bien relevarme de los cargos
de Gobernador General y Oapi6An
General de esta Isla.
III oorto espacio de mi mando
me ha impedido realixar Cuantas
contribuyeran al bienestar
de los Institutes armados, dentrO
del circulo de mis- atribuciOnes, VI
de proponer & la Superloridad las
mejoras & que son aCreedores pOr
ID lealtad y buenos servicios.
Pero debo hacer COnstar, al des-
pedirme dc tOdos, 10 satisfeChO que,
ae Quedado per ol brillante estadO
lei Ej6rCito, Marines y MilicianOa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12
CaniIO PolaVieja.
SOldGdos, Marines, Mjlici&nos y
BOmberOs.

SOldados, Marines, MiliciGnos y
B0mberoS.
Honrado por ell Gobierno de
s. M. el Rey "a. d. g. con el man
do de este Gobierno y Oapitanfa
General, Os saludo como antigua
CompanerO.
NADIA tengo que recomendaros,
porque Sc como llenals vuestros Pc
nosos deberes.
Espero, por 10 tanto, no tener
mas que motives de satisfaction
durante mi mando, y que cuando
10 dele pueda firmar una pagina
mas de los leales y buenos servi-
clos de los institutes armados en-
Cuba, vuestro Captain General
CamilO POIaVijG.
Habana, "A de Agosto de 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12
BOmbsros.

Las muestras de adhesion y sim
patia con que me habeis honrad0 o,
me obligan & despedirme de vos-
otros en- particular.
Una terrible desgracia, que me
hizo poder apreclar hasta donde lle-
gan vuestro valor y vuestra abne.
gaci6n, uni6 nuestras voluntades
on I'm solo deseo lsvantado: "Hon-
rar q los muertos y recompenssr d
los vivos".
Me separo de vosotros SECURE de
haber conseguido 10 uno y 10 otro,
" deseo que mi recuerdo viva en-
tre vosotros, como ell vuestro vivi-
rA eternamente en- mi admiration
~ On mi reconocimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

iOh inexcrutables deHignios
De 10 etsrna volantad!
lQaiSn sabe 81 el bardo ilustrs
Y estadista sin igual,
Qus quiso llensr de gloria
So estirpe y la humanidAd,
Ha de ser en- otros tiempos,
Que Sc acercan sin tardar,
Un eclssiAsticO insigns
Y On insigns CspsllGn!......
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12
IVOIuntGriOs.

VuestrR gloriosa tradici6n es la
historic de las valientes luchas
en- que juntos hemos combatidO
por la Patria.
Ella cuenta con vOsotros: Y 81
alg1n dia fuere necesario, SECURE
de la abnegaci6n y del desinter6s
que Os anima, NADIA seria tan hon.
rOs0 como mandaros q vuestro Ca
pitAn General
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

Et General Polavieja Sc ha he
cho cargo del mando superior de
squella Antilla teniendo q gu fs-
Vor los mas halagaenos y honro-
'os antecedentes de patriotismo,
energia, cello y amor 4 Ia ley.
El pals sensato, el elemenso es.
oanol Unconditional la saludado
. llegada del General Polavieja,
animado de las mas dulces y
fortalecedoras esperanzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

El autonomismo 10 ha recibido
con recelo, NAL humor , dessgra-
do. Dssde que fue nombrado
Gobernador Captain General de
la I,la ell sefior Pola vieja, Ia prem.
- de aquel partido, al unisono
con Ia antiespaiiola de Cayo Hue.
so = Nueva York, Sc ha deehecho
en- toda suerte de :ensuras y pro.
oagandas de odio contra aquel be
oem9rito caudiIlo de Ia integridad
uacioual en- Cuba!
~ hasta ha pretendido escati-
marie 10 simpatia con que le ha
seoeido aquella sociedad en- 50
inmensa mayoriAl
lMiseria, miseria
No dudamos que el bizarre Gs.
ueral Polavieja, en- sus nuevas
importantfsimas fanciones, con-
quistarA para 81, una vez mas, y
de brillante mode, Ia admiration
= ell afecto de todos los patriotas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12
Jos6 CkinohIlG.

Habans, 20 de Agosto de 1890.
El n lleg6 al puerto de Ia Ha-
oana ell vapor.correo que condu-
cia el nuevo Gobernador y Capt.
tan General de Ia Isls, sefior
Polavieja. Fue recibido con Ell
imponeute ceremonial de costum.
bre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12
CanliIO POlOViei0.
Habans, "a de AgOsto de $780,"

HaDana, a dc AgOBtO de IS8O."
En- el vapor.correo que llevo 4
Cuba al seiior General Polavieja,
llegaron tambien Alli su sonora
d. Conception Castrillo y Seoa-
ne = dos tiernos hjos, el senior
Cabezas, Intendente General de
Hacienda, y los nuevos Goberna-
dOres Civiles dc Santiago de- Cu-
b., Puerto Principe y Pinar del
Rio. asaQfee don Javisr QbgsgAp,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

Fl 20 del mes citado 90 embar.
CO para Ia Peninsula el seilor Ge.
neral Chinchilla, Siendo objeto de
grandes demostraciones de apre-
clio por parte de aquella Ciudad /,
y espeeialmente del Cuerpo de
Bomberos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

La Recista Official de Ia LoDja
de Viveres de Ia Habana, fscha
20 del pasado, inSerta los parrato.
que pasamos q transcribir:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

Ha sido nombrado Com andau- :
to del Presidio de la I.la de Cuba,
, hechose cargo de este dsstino,
ell senior don Antonio Calbet6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

En- Pinar del Rio ha sido cap.
turAdo el bandido Modesto Lic6u,
y sc ha presentado 4 Ia Autoridad
IN compatiero del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-12

resultado las pruebas heChas con
la p6lvora sin humo.
La artilleria estuvo hacienda dis.
paros durante media hora, sin que
en- ninguno de ellos Sc advirtiese
Ia menor cantidad de hume.
Nueva- York, 26. - El Senado
Concluira el debate sobre 81 pro-
yecto de ley relative 4 la reforma
arancelaria, ell dia s del entrante
mes de Septiembre.
Buda-P Pesth, 26.--Ha sido des.
truida por un incendio la pobla.
cion de Tokay, quedando en- pie so.
lamente trece casas.
Roma, 26.-Se ha sentido IN
violento cicl6n en- Perusa, Que de-
rrib0 cuatr0 iglesias y gran ntme.
70 de casas, resultando heridas mn.
chas personals.
Londres, 26.-EI Times publlca
I'm telegrama de 50 COrresponsaI
en- Viena, en- el cual Sc dice oue
las relaCiOnes Cordiales que exis.
tian entire Alemania y Russia se
han r0bustecido con motive AZ a
vista de Guillerrno III al Gear.
Viena, 26.--El TagblaGt aseeura
que 81 Ozar Sc ha negado & la pro.
posicl6n hecha por el Emperad0r
de Alemania, de retirar los fuergas
rusas, austriacas y alemanas, esta.
cionadas en- sus respectivas fronte-
ras.
M6jico, 27.--Se ha efectuado ii
segundo juicio contra 81 tenlente
Itdrbide, nieto del elnperador del
mismo apellido, por el delito de a.
Der censurado pOr escritO lOa actua
do algunos de aus superiofes.
He sido sentenclado / once me.
aea y dies diaa de prlai6n, / ser ~.
Paliads ael NdrcIto, J Ala r1rdk
Z
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
AMINA. oR rAe sHAa.s eaIoG.
The Latest Comic Opera uccess at the
Academy of Music.

The Little Tycoon delighted large
crowds at the Academy of Music Friday
and Saturday evenings
Manager Jermen intends to keep the
productions at this theatre at high
standard, and to-night the latest comic
opera success, "Amina, or the Shah 8
Bride" will be- presented The opera will
be handsomely staged and correctly acted
and sung. This will be the opening Of
this compsny's regular season aud the
opera will be given again tomorrow
night. The regular scale Of prices will
prevail. A brief synopsis of the opera is
appended.
aAmina" is melodious and catchy, and
the libretto interesting as well as anus
ing. In the opening scene, market
place in Teheran, the browning Of new
Shah is being celebrated The young
sovereign woald be happy were he not
forced to marry the Princess Zobeide, or
forfeit his throne. He has an aversion for
the girl chosen for him, and he does not
relish resigning power. Zobeide dislikes
the young Shah as heartily as he detests
her. Like him, she must wed the man
not Of her choice, or lose her rank and
wealth. Neither has the courage to re-
veal the truth TO the other, The shah
seizes upon vagabond, conpels
him to personste the Majesty
OF Persia and espouse Z1b-
eide The Princess adopts somewhat
similar plan by forcing her maid,
ANNA, to plsy the part Of Princess and
marry the pseudo Shah. The welded
pair soon become lovers, and do
not like playing royalty. After series
of comical complications aud funny cross
purposes, the Shah comes by his own
again, and discovers when not too late
that Zobeide is an agreeable young per-
son, though Of the highest Oriental lin
cage, and the proper party to shars the
throne OF Shah. New and picturesque
Oriental scenery has been layishly pro-
vided, aud is from the brush of the well
known scenic artist. Mr.. H. Hawley.
Rich costumes have been expressly made
for the opera by the Eaves, Costume Co.
Of New York,
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

We have woman barber in this city.
Shades OF the departed Chesterdeld2
Where will theystopf We have black !
smiths, telegraph operators, clerks,
lawyers, doctors, etc, but a barber.
Great Banquo's ghost where will 1t
end?
Where 1t will end is not known, but
the barber is here just the same, and
what is mere, she is pretty. Her shop is
always full and she has all the work she
can attend to Men will submit to a
razor which hicks or pulls them, when
they remember that 1t is pretty woman
that handles It. What feelings pass
through them as they sit in that chair
and are slowly talked to death by a
woman, who nevertheless sends a keen
thrill through their bodies when she
fondly caresses them under the chin or
strokes their roughened cheek. And as
for talk, man barber is tsngue-tled In
comparison to her. Besides she cannot
inflict the stale jokes on you about
where you were last night or the girl
you were with, or describe to you the
sensations felt when on a drunk In q
strange town, which the men BARRIERS
have worn to the bone.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
Solid Oak 6 Feet Extension
Tables, $3.50,
Solid Walnut Cane Seat and
Back Rockers, $I.50.

All goods marked down;
prices will be found moder-
ate throughout.
Carpets in all the newest
effects, comprising Brussels,
Tapestries, Ingrains, Hall and
Stair Carpets, etc.
Full line of Art Squares,
Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloth, etc.
All at low prices.
500 Velour Sheep Skin
Bordered Mats, I2x24 centre,
47c. each.
500 rolls Table Cloth, I8c.
yard.
900 Door Mats, I8c. each.
We have increased our floor
space, which gives us every
facility for displaying goods,
and are enabled, being heavy
buyers for cash, to offer many
decided bargains.
All our departments are
completely stocked from cellar
to roof.
Our Stove Department con
tains many new styles Of Cook
Stoves, Ranges and Heating
Stoves for Parlor, Dining
Room or Bed Room, etc. All
on easy weekly or monthly
payments.
A visit to our store solicited.
A Souvenir to every visitor.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
The Jaohson : sharp com panr.

The brig Ventura of Liverpool Nova
Scotia, from Chester, Pa, arrived at
the jackson and Sharp COmpany's
wharves this morning, ia ballast. She
will load knock down" cars for Santos,
Brazil She will carry all the knock
dawn" cars now at the company's works
and will have very large cargo,
The Jackson and Sharp Company on
Saturday launched the second barge for
the Atlas Dredging Company Of this city.
The barge is very large one, compan-
ion TO the one launched there last Thurs
day.
The jackson and Sharp Company has
launched twelve vessels at its shipyaId
since March Of this year, and will launch
another next week.
Workmen Of this company are engaged
In preparing the ferry boat for the Brook
lyn Annex Ferry Company for launching.
She will be launched on Wednesday.
The barkentine Salina, of Pansboro, N.
B., is on the marine railway for repairs
and 1t will be some time before she will
be completed, as some inside frames
must be replaced and new planking put
4 ON her
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
HE JEWISH NEW YeAR.
The Year 5,G5i Since the Creation of
dam Begins Last Night,

The Year 5,G5I Since the Creation of
dam Begins Last Night,
The Jewish New Year 5,651 began last
evening at sunset. The Jews of this city
are celebrating the event with appropri
ate. and to Americans, interesting cere-
monies. These people, as is we'll known,
calculate time from the creation of
Adam.
The New Years day or Feast of Irish,
as it is called, will be celebrated until
sunset this evening. Part of the day is
spent in prayer and at all the syna-
gogues services for the day are being
held by the various rabbits.
Three Of the most important Jewish
days are in this month. These are the
Irish or New Years day, the Rosh
Hashara, on September "a, and the feast
of Veshri, musical feast of penance,
which is held on September 30 All these
days are rigidly observed and the Jews
Of this city are no exception to the rule
On this occasion the same rites and cere-
monies will be used as have always been
used by the Jewish Church from time
immemoriaL They hold the same sacri.
fees, except that flesh is no longer offered
up. One Of these feasts, the second, is
time of feasting, while the third is q
time OF penance.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

Registrar Lee reports the total number
Of deaths for the past week TO be 10 com
pared with IA for the same peri Cd
last year The deaths are classified as
follows; Males, q; females, s; white, ~
black, 8; adults. z minors, s.; native, II
foreign, 4. The causes Of death were
consumption, 3; pneumonia, 2; cancer,
diphtheria, enteric fever gangrene
heart disease, hamilton per-
itonitis, spremature birth, softening
Of brain, one each. The total number OF
births for the same week was z; classi-
fed, white all, males, 8 females, q
there were 10 births 10 the same week
last year; there we're FIVE marriages re-
ported; there were 5 bodies brought here
TOR burial and sent away.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

BENsON.-On September 2. Eliiah E. d.
Benson, son of John IA. and Sarah Benson,
aged IL years
CLEAVER.--Septembe IL, in Brooklyn. N.
Y. William K. Cleaver, formerly OF Della
ware City, Del aged AZ years
CLARK In this city on The 18th instant,
Bridget Clark. at the residence OF her brother,
Patrick Long.
KEENE. In this city. on the l2th instant,
Mrs. Mary II. Keene.
LONG.-In this city, September IL, Amelia
A., infant daughter Of William II. and Clara
II. Long, aged months and days.
STEWART In this city, on the 18th in
slant Alexander Stewart. In the 5lst year 81
his age.
VINSINGER'-On Sep emher 10. 1890. Fran
ca Holland youngest son of Francis G and
Mary A. Yinsinger, aged ! years and
months
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
BASE eALL IN TIE Rain.
The Players Wear variegafed Uniforms,
nut Play Good Bali

nut Play Good Bali
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Sept 15-The Dauntless
and New Castle Base Ball Clubs played q
great game At Battery Park on Saturday
afternoon before large crowd of specta-
tors The visitors arrived here In a
pouring rain, and as It had been an
nounced that there would be no game,
IL was 4 90 clock before the local play
ers could be collected and play called.
Pitcher Langston had gone home, mean.
while, under the impression that there
would be no game. Sicily was placed in
the box, however, and he pitched fine
game. The players presented remark
able appearance when play commenced.
Hawke went out in center-6eld wearing
boiled shirt, high collar. white necktie,
and new derby hat, Madden appeared
in greasy suit of blue overalls and a
seedy looking high hat; Shearer looked
as though ne was going TO a wedding and
Lynch wore q pretty white Jumper. !"
This aggregation of professional and
amateur base ballists. Notwithstanding
their appearance, played one of the pref
test games that has been seen here this
season. Both pitchers worked we'll aud
but three irexcusable errors were made.
Madden made two difficult stops, Shelley
made pretty catch of hot liner, and
Hawke made circus catch in centre.
Corcoran withdrew at the close of the
fifth inning, and Madden TOOK his place
as catcher. In the visitors half of the
seventh inning they claimed that it was
too dark to see the ball and lett the field,
without consulting Umpire Hinkle, he
ordered Shelley to pitch nine balls over
the plate. which he did, and the game
was then awarded to New Castle by a
score of to O. Huey and Lynch were
the visitors battery. The score by in
nings was:
NtW tihsties. s......s.s...u U-0
Dauntless ....... ..........2l l l 0 . ks
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.
condensed Kilograms Gathered from va
rious Places.

rious Places.
John Moore in Jail at Rochester, n Y,
charged with assaulting his mother, has
been held TO await the inquest. Moore, il
is claimed, quarreled with his mother aud
pulled her out Of bed, INJECTING injuries
which caused her death
The rains since Aug. l have made vast
difference in the cotton crop, and tho pres
ent outlook is that in Georgia it will be at
leaat 25 per cent. short.
Rev Elwood Wooster, assistant pastor
of ~. Anus Protestant Episcopal church,
Brooklyn, has accepted the chair of psych-
olosy in Lehigh university at Bethlehem,
Pa.
The Republicans Of the First district Of
Cattaraugus county, \. y, have nominal
ed r. B. Lewis for the assembly
It is rumored that John S. Clarkson will
soon succeed Senator Quay as chairman Of
&hs national Republican committee
Mr. Dillon has been subpenaed as a wit
ness in the O'Shea divorce suit and this
will prevent his coming to America
The speech of Representative Kennedy
denouncing Senator Quay has been prin e
ed in The Congressional Record, but many
of the most abusive parts have been emas-
cwlated
Eloquent and touching tributes to the
memory Of the late Samuel ]. Randall
we're delivered in the senate Sept. IA.
Among the most fervent speakers was
Senator Quay.
Bishop Wigger has consecrated the new
parochial school attached TO St. Bridget's
church, Jersey City.
A woman supposed to be Mrs. Shoe
maker, Of Irving. was struck and Killed by
q Lake Shore train at Silver Creek, n. \.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen's
convention have indorsed proposed clause
xn the constitution requiring the supreme
council Of the federation TO pass upon all
strikes before they are ordered
At meeting Of the Buffalo Canal
amd Harbor Protection union resolutions
were unanimously adopted requesting
Governor Hill to order the closing of the
tunnel which taps the Erie canal at Lock
pert and to summarily remove the men in
charge Of the water at Medina Eagle
Marbor and all other places where water is
stolen from the state canals for milling
@Rd manufacturing purposes.
The settlement in the celebrated case Of
Logan, Emery s. Weaver vs.. the Pennsyl-
vansa Railroad company agrees to pay
each Of the plaintiffs $4,000, each side to
pay its own expenses
The New Haven amusement company
have made formal application for admis-
sion into the american association.
-Four Italians We're killed by lightning at
White Plains, n. y, Saturday.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
KsIIed BY : Reporter.

CINCINNATI, Sept. i5.-Thomas Riley, a
reporter for The Daily Commonwealth,
printed in Covington, KY, shot and killed
c. A. Jungerman, the city civil engineer Of
Newport, KY, Sunday Riley severely
criticised some work done by Juggerman
in Newport. The two men met in the
Newport city hall and Juggerman struck
Riley blow with heavy cane that sent
Maley ACROSS the hall. Juggerman then
ran out and hid behind stone steps. Riley
staggered out, revolver in hand, and jug
german sprang out and grappled with
aim. Two pistol shots rang out quickly
an the Sabbath air and Juggerman fell
dead, and Riley was taken to Covington
20 give Newport time TO cool of
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

"a. Louis. Sept. 15.-The through Kan
sas city express OF the Missouri Pacific
railway was partially wrecked at Glencoe
switch, about twenty-seven miles west OF
st. Louis. One passenger was killed and
fifteen injured, four fatally. The names Of
those injured are: Mrs. A. c. Daily, face
bruised; A. c. Dandy, OF Lebanon, Ind,
bruised on hand and chest; Mrs. Mary
Lott, Of Kansas City, probably fatal alb
deminal contusion Mrs. f. L. Norton,
dangerous internal injuries and face and
neck cut; E. l.. Norton. Of No. 2,623 Stod-
dard street, St Louis. internal injuries.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
pelaware state and Penlnsnla Direetory.

We have in course of preparation the Della
ware state and Peninsula Directory for 1891,
in which we purpose giving the names Of
male residents Of Delaware, nire counties OF
MARYLAND and two counties Of Virginia. 1t
will also contain Business and Farmers
Directory OF the same. wilmington will be
represented in the Business Directory onlyl
Tins will be a valuable book for tbs counting
loom and will be un qualled as an advertising
medium. as il viii be issued only once IN hve
years; IN fact. the last issue was Ia leS2.
subscription price Of book. 50. IL Will be
necessary to subscribe at an early date. as
we will issue no more than oar subscription
list calls for.
Advertising rates sent upon application.
w. COSTA a. Co Publishers,
No. 3 West seventh Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

WASHINGTON, Sept 15.-Gen. Russell a.
Alger arrived ia Washington on late
train Saturday night and went quietly to
Ahe residence Of J. S. Clarkson. Sunday
these two had long conference, and at 5
o'clock went to New York on the limited
express. II is understood that Mr.. Clark
son has his eye on a New York newspaper,
and that if satisfactory negotiations can
be made it will be purchased with money
furnished by Gen. Alger, and be under the
control Of Mr.. Clarkson, vita Marshall
Gushing, the private secretary Of Postmas-
ter General Wanamaker, as managing
esditof aaM