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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
GACETILLAS.

II
| recibido en- esta Imprenta la Gra-
matica de Frances por Benot. Sc
compone del 10 Y 2e curse, epito-
me = dos programas para los res
pectivos cursos.
Libros.-Ss han recibido en- 'esta
Imprenta los siguientes, llegados
por el 6ltimo vapor correo;
REALIDAD, por i'd.
EN- Ell OCEANO, por Amicis.
ESPANA, por i'd.
| CARTAS AMERIOANAS, por
Valera.
O0DIGO OWL. - Nueva edi-
ci6n Official reformada.
I'D. I'D. anotado por la Revista
de los Tribunales; contiene este O6-
digo Ia Ley provisional de Regis
tro civil y Ia instruction para la
inscription de los matrimonios Ca
n6nicos en- el Registro civil.
I'D. PENAL.-Edici6n de bolsi-
llo.
La HIJA DE MARGARITA,
por Montepfn.
OBRAS del duque de Rivas.
La LEYENDA DEL Old.
LOS PIRATAS DE ALTO
BORDO, por idem.
AMERICA PINTORESOA y
Europa pintoresca. Todos ilustra.
dos con magnif1cos grabados.
LEY de EDjuiciamiento OWL,
por Reus:
ELEMENTOS de Derecho Owl,
Y Penal por Laserna.
GRAMATIOA MUSICAL, POI
Romero.
Al ComerCio.-En estA casa SO
ha impreso esmeradamente la Ta
rita de los derechos que los Fleles
Oontrastes percibiran por Ia COM
probaci6n de pesas y medidas &
instrumentos de pesar, aprobada
por 8. NJ.
La recomendamos 6 los sef1orea
Oomerciantes en- grande y peque
ma esCala.
Enviando 25 centavos en- selloa
de correos, se remiten las tarifas,
francas de porte, a cualQuier punto
de la Isla.
So fusron. -Ya han regrasado d
sus hogares la mayor parte de los
dignos correligionarios que han
concurrido & Ia Ultima Junta Mag
ma con ell caracter de Delegados de
los respectivos Comit6s Locales In
condicionales de la is!a.
A todos damos nuestro afectuo-
so adios, deseandoles feliCidades sin
I'm en- el seno de sus amantes IA
miliaE.
Rstreta. - Segdn anunciamos,
en- la retreta de Rnteanoche que
m&ronse preciosos fuegos artifcia-
les, obra del habil piroCtenico Sr.
Fernandez.
Gran concurrencia los presenci6
cOmplacida. La excelente banda
de Oadiz ejecuto selecto progra.
ma todos los n6meros del mismo
eran magnifcos.
| Por opoaici6n. 6n.--AnnnciaSe que
dentro de POGO Sc eubriran por opo.
sici6n once plazas de Telegrafistas
lque Sc hallan vacantes en- eets
isla.
i Parece que Sc han presentado va
% aspirantes 6 las referidas pla'
(Eas.
No faltara luchs, por 10 tanto.
C0natO de i1CendiO.- En- unl
casa del senior Schuck, Ponce, hubs
en- estos dfas un conato de incen
dio que, seg1n Sc presume, foe in
tencional.
II Por fortuna SO acudi6 q temp,
: y solo ardi6 una puerta.
Del NAL ell menos.
4 iL6stima que se quede riendo q
presunto incendiario
Retrssado. layer pOr Ia mana
, na entr6 en- puerto el vapor-corre'
. de Ia hota de Herrera, precedent
de la isla de Cuba.
iRetrasadit0 vinOl
Il Igneramos Ia causa do 10 demo
ra.
II .. E.p.-Hsn falIeCidO:
In ArscibO, IN hijo del aeno
don Fernando Bithorn.
IN esta Capital, doha Norbert
e Velkzunek, vinda de AscaFza.
Il IN POnea, u. Antonio Aahisu.
Al WaaaannAfl an ~ Nafs0F . Ya<fha'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
A " / 8 O..

Sc vende una casa en- el barrio
de Puerta de TERRA, calle de San
Agustfn, frente & Ia Iglesia.
Informan Gale del Sol, n1mero
2O.-Joss Moya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
sANTORAL.

Domingo, 4. - Santa Monica,
viuda.
Lunes, 5.-LA Conversion de
San Agustfn, y San Pho V, papa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
0AcETA De HOY.

Decreto del Gobierno General
disponiendo que la hora en- que
ihabia de reunirse en- session ex-
4rsordinaria Ia Diputaci6n Pro-
vincial fuese ID ! de 10 tarde del
dis de hoy, ; de Mayo.
PriyiIegiOs de invenci6D.
In IL pr6xima semana % pa
RarAn las siguientes fActuras de
lnruo Dor 81 Real Tesoro:
ssvsss ~ CszSa -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
DIR. GABRIEL GIMfNEZ,
OCUET@EA-.
12.CAxxI DA LA CRuZ.1T.
Consultas: de IL az de Ia tar
de.
|VICHY ESPANOL.
Aqua MINER0. MEDICINAL
DE TN@AIU@.

Es bicarbonatada, alcalina, di-
gestiva de sabor sgradable y exec
lente bebida para tomarla en- las CO.
midas sola 8 mezclada con vino
Esta recomendada para el reu-
matismo, afecciones del est6msgo,
Was urinarias, riii6n y vejiga.
Dep6sito: En- casa de Manuel
Barriola, Gale de San Sebastian
20 y 81.
Precios; &25 centavos botella
por cajas de 60 botellas, 10 pesos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04

ImpoVtadorsa d wsre anciAa do iodAs slssss ,
pescSdsncias.
vsataa 81 pof mayor, CruB 81 nj asseil, - sua
tiandAa KLDR pu IULyG GALLO ~ Oko, 60
Ne d 40 HuEtaIssa, ssouins 10 Dc 10 oEus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
! kIlNHn san Eraasisso g ee,
YOFOaRATo Dn IN RNAL oAeA,

Con titulo honorinco por II. 81 Rsy. Prsmisdo
con HedAllA de plata MENDOZA honorincA.
HAes paEBoualmentO todA elAse de EetTAto en- su
,usvo MstablscimienS0 [primero On % claHe1 de 9
de In HAhAAA 4 s Dc 10 Iards. AzHqns 81 dia este
unhlad0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
MONIES & CO..

Uomercan.es ComisioniStas. Agentes de- Las Il
meas de vapores Ansillana, Atas, Wimckssssv ,Hon.
Suses, and Csntsal AMsrioan y del 6aa JMsm CSis.
sObal Colon. Dsl Uoyds de Londres, Dssssekss
Lloyd de Berlin, ComMsvcial Uaion Esrs Assuran.
oscompaay Dc Eondrss. Oorrtsponssiss esnsrsic.
"a BouSd q UndsrwFisss d/ Nuevs-Y York. Rsprsssn.
Antes dsl osss'o Bsvos'o~1s d Sssuvos Assttlnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
opERAuluMEs SusRE e. NUELlE.

Por Caldas 3 Co., q Gonzalez s.
Perez, so sI papas, 80 i'd hablcAue-
las.
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
ANDRES fIeUEROA.

GAN JOSE DAN pEBAbTIAN &Os
Dueno del antique y acreditado estableci
miento denominado LAS sEMILLAs montado
hoy 1 10 altura dc los mejores en- su class,
surtido general de provisiOnes naoienales y
extranjeras, compra y venta de frutos del
pals, v tiene adem&s constantemcnte existen-
cia dolos mejores tabaoos, hilados que produ-
cen las vegas do AreCibo, OamuyS Isabela.
Ventaa por mayor detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
PriviIsgiOs de invenei6n.

Aviso sobrs appropriation de
lssrsnos para 81 ferFoearril de. cir.
eunvalaci6n.
Circular de Ii Administyaeion
Central de COntribuciones y Ren.
lnek los Administradors de Adua-
80 d Il isIa, diefsndo varias pre-.
vsneione, relstivns ( II trami-
tnei6n ds los expedientss sOhre
dikersneIa AZ hultos De mis 8 d
maner cue resullnn sn = deaear-
j. IoS buqnss gus pIVlAaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
ARMAS Y JlMENEz. 0fa' Ia

NstAhlsctuisnSo d fsrrsasfisy quiAeaia. sartae
general On si rARo, vsntRs al pol Ayef = detail
leMsa oeAstA " pisdEA pastiSs PVriaud are
tAAuuaa. almihsa ' lavEdsroa psaaioB limaHdUs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
E. M. A.

u0 UAOoAuubu "a 0phAAu1Uu ELL Nj
sion de Scott es conocida en- todo
el mundo por sus brillantes results-
dos en- casos desesperados en- ex-
tremo.
Humacao, Puerto Rico, Abril 8
de 1887.
Senores Scott y Bovine, Nueva-
York - Mny sehores mios: Oreo
I'M deber de conciencia, al propio
tempo que un deber professional,
| el manifestar & Tds. los brillantes
resultados obtenidos en- mi larga
pr&ctica con el uso de 50 excelente
preparation, conocida va en- toda el
mundo con el nombre de Emulsion
de Scott.
Oasos en- extreme desesperados
de raquitismo, afecciones bronquia-
lies y pulmonares cronicas, escrofu-
lismo en- toda sus Manifestations
| Y aun en- la misma tuberculosis, los
Ique he tenido OCCASION de observar
Ide cerca y tratar con 81 EmWlsi6n,
len todos ellos he obtenido los me.
ljores resultados, pues { sus ex-
lcelentes componentes, los hipofos-
lfitos de cal y sosa y 81 aceite puro
de higado de bscalao, reune una
Ipreparaci6n delicadisima que la ha-
lCe de facii tOmar y digerible aun
lpara los est6magOs mas delicados,
IpOr cuya circumstances me Com-
lplazCo On extreme feIicitando 4
| Vds por gran el seryicio que vienen
Iprestando con 50 preCioso prepare
Ido EmNlsi6n ID Scott & Ia humani.
dad.
Soy de Vds. con toda eunsidefa.
Ioi6n att. 8. q. G. B. 8, M.-Dr Pa.
Ne Fsnt 4 AayEsle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04

Jsss +. GsasxIss.
nsses q va y 49, IasA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04
q. .E.P.-Hsn fslIeCido.

I'm AreCibO, IN hijo del senor
don Fernando Bithorn.
IN eata Capital, doha Norberta
velkzQnek, vinda de AscaFza.
IN Ponea, u. Antonio Aihisu.
Dsaesnaen "a q EesoF 7 seelhsn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-04

A los Sres. klcaldes.-En esta
CASA Sc imprimen perfectamente
las planillas para las relaciones y
declaraciones juradas sobre las RI
quezas r6stica, urbana y pecuaria.
Sc remiten q cualquier punto de
la Isla.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
Editorial from In,liananolis Sun.

Gun Wa has been indicted and arrested
for practicing medicine without license.
If Gun Wa is liable so is every druggist in
the city. Go to any dispenser of drugs and
tell him you are bilious. or have head
ache. or have neuralgia. etc., and he will
give you medicine without q physicians
prescription. Is not that ''practicing med
icine without license" the same as in the
case of Gun Wa7 Yet the druggists should
not be or are not held liable. They but
transact their business as pharmacists
Gun Wa does not practice medicine" in
the true meaning of the term, and so dis
tinctly advertises in, every paper in the
city. Hefurnishes medicine for the cure of
various ills. He has been successful in
some cases where American doctors have
failed. and ample proof of this fact is given
by him. If he does wrong-If he Injuries the
health those who patronize him-why tell
him to go, and stand not upon the order of
his exit but. so long as he does some good
so long as he heals human ills TO more
or less eXtent-why interfere. with him!
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
AUCTION SALE.


A UCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE CAR
~ pets and Household Goods. L will SELL No.
77S North Pennsylvania street on Tuesday. Jan. ~,
at 10 o'clock very tine collection furniture con-
sisng OF one fine Walnut Parior Suit upholstered In
silk plush; an elegant Sideboard; one tine Walnut
Bedroom suit with marble top; l6foot square
Extension Table; Walnut Hat Rack; What Not; Mo-
quet. brussels and Ingram Cargets, fine Lace cur
tans and Porneres Oil Paintings; M9rble top Center
Tables; Settees; Dining room Chairs; Upholstered
Chairs: fine Hair Mattresses Beds aud Bedding VIII
low Rockers; Lounge; Clocks: Wash Stands; Looking
Glasses; Lawn mower; Hose Glass aud Chinaware;
Refrigerator: Lnoleum; Tinware. Kitchen Table:
Bedrootn China Sets; Tubs. Wheel barrow, and a va
riety of other goods. These goods have been in use
but short time. and in first class condition and
must be sold the is leaving the city. Terms
cash. A l.. HUNT, Auctioneer.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
CULLINGS FROM THE COURTS.
The Attention of Judges Called to Claim
for Personal Loss and Injuries.

The ATTENTION OF Judges Called To Claims
for Personal Loss and Injuries.
The suit of Mary +. Ayres against the l.,
ID. Il w. Railroad Company for 5000 dam
ages was called for trial before Judge Tay-
lOr yesterday. On Feb. Q. 1889, Gardner
Ayres. husband of the plaintiff. was killed
in tie defendants elevator. in HaughvIlle,
by being caught in cOrn-sheller. Mrs.
Pearl NJ. Day has brought suit against the
Citizens 'Street-railroad Company for SO 600
damages. She was one of the passengersS
on the Oak Hill car when the fight oc9
Cured between the citizens committee and
those who represented they were officers of
the company. She claims damages for in
juries caused by fright. In Judge Walkers
court the suit of Louis Greiner against
George Fl. Bryce for 5000 damages is on
trial. Greiner claims that no lost valua-
BILE horse through Bryce's alleged careless
ness in West Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

IrOR SALE-PUBLIC LIBRARY PROPERTY
II The Board OF School Commissioners of the City of
indianapolis invites scaled proposals until oo clock
D. m saturday, Feb. l, 1890 for the purchase of the
Public Library property situated on the corner OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio streets, In the city of Indian
apos. For terms of SALE call upon tbe UNDERSIGNED
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any all bids
Address Il. z. HAUGHEY, Chairman Committee on
Buildings and Grounds. Office OF Public Schools, In
tianaDOliS Ind.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
WANTED-SALESlIEN.

WANTED = GOOD Statesmen IN EVERY
w county in the United states and Ca1adas. Ex-
perience not necessary. Liberal salary paid TO sell
popular line of goods. by samples at Wholesale
and retail. THE DEXTER VI. CO., Chicago Ill.
VITANTED-Salesmen at $75 per moplh salary and
w expenses. 10 sell line OF silver-pated ware
watches by sample only horse and team furr ished
free. Write at once for full particulars and sample
Mass.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

vxYANTED-TO RENT-DESK ROOM, IN AN
w up town Office at once. Address DISK ROOM.
this office.
VYTANTED-TO BUY-A SECOND HAND TYP
w writer, bennington" or Harmon" preferred.
Must be cheap Address, stating pr-ce TYPE
WRITER this Office
VYT ANT THE USE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLL
w ars TO pay for Gu aud advertising in five
papers my patent telegraph instrument for sale.
Will give for of money one-third of saie-$, 900
for United States right. Address, for three days.
JOHN DAGGETT, city.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
Notes from the Dockets.

Judge Rowland yesterday refused the
petition for the removal of the admins
traitor of Allen ID. Davis's estate.
Edward Aszman will be placed on trial in
charge of numbering Bertha Elf last Au-
gust.
Dr. Gun Wa. arrested for practicing med
icine without license, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge irwin yesterday. and was fined
S25 and costs.
/. MOins Brasky was sentenced by Judge
Irwin for two years in the northern prison,
yesterday. for stealing $3.50 from n COM
panion. and John t. Burns for three years
for stealing an ovefcoat.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21

Justice of the Peace Walpole, acting in
the place of Mayor Sullivan, had a full
docket yesterday morning. l.. W. Woods,
Richard Smith. Charles Pramblet Elmer
Pramblet Sallie Girton and Susie Downey
were all fined for minor offenses. John w.
Bell. charged with criminal assault, was
bonnd over until this morning. when he
will be fried
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
The COurt-ROOm.

The COurt-RoOm.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room a-Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor Judge
Mary h. Ayres. Administrative, VS.. l., n.
& W. Railway Company; damages. On
trial by jury.
Room 2-Hon. ID. W. Howe. judge
C.. Sandheger VS.. William Hid; note.
Judgment for plaintiff for S373.3l
John w. Frederick VS.. Lena Frederick; di-
vOrce. On trial.
Room 3-HOn. Lewis G. Walker Judge
Louis Greiner VS.. George II. Bryce; dam
ages. On trial by jury.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Livingston Howand. Judge.
William Nicols VS.. Estate of Allen ID.
Davis. Claim allowed for S10S.
Lydia Nicols vs.. Estate of Allen ID. Davis.
Claim disallowed.
Samuel y. Bruce VS.. Benz. Richardson ct
al; suit for attorneys fees; demand, $500.
On trial by jury.
In the matter of the petition for the re-
moval of administrator of the estate of
Allen ID. Davis. Heard by court, and
prayer of petition denied.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
Both Want the Decree.

John w. Frederick, superintendent for
f. Rauh n Sons. the manufacturers of fer
tilizers, has sued his wife Lena for divorce
alleging drunkenness and infidelity. She
filed cross7complaint. asking for divorce
and $1,000 alimony.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DY AN EXPERIENCED TELEGRAPH OPER-
ID Gtor-Situation as clerk OF operator. both, i'll
railroad Office in city; high school graduate under.
stands bookkeeping; best OF reference. j. NJ. b..
journal ofIice-
A SITUATION AS CYLINDER PRESSMAN;
N of ten years experience; furnish good refer
ence. Address j. @. BUNDY. 75 kentuC kY ave.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DEkSoNS DESIRING To MAKE PROFIT
Il able and safe Investments, To procure FIVE
year loans will do well 10 call kAHIO. HOLI.O-
WAY d CO.. General agents OF the National Build.
ing. Loan and Protective Union. of Minneapolis,
Minn at Nc. II Flstchers Bank Building.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
WANTED-MALE HELP.

COMPETENT FOREMAN FOR LARGE NEW
~ York furniture factory 10 take charge of the
tire inside management and manufacturing part of
the business German language Indispensable; refer
ences required. Address stating age and full par
ticulars, NEW YORK, P.O. Box 2144.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
PHYSICIAN.
What Is a Physician and What Are
His Duties to the Public!

Is Success to BE Jedged By Results or by
IechnscaJities.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
BUILDING AND LOAN AssOCIATION.

NATIONAL BUILDING. LOAN AND SAVINGS
~ Association. Shares. 800 each; monthly dues,
75 cents. No bidding for loans No back dues. Re
ceives members and loans money throughout this
State VIM. ID. Wles. President N s. Byram
Treasurer C. Schurmann. Secretary. Office, 80 East
Market street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
FINANCIAL.

NToNEY-oUICK-TRYB BRYAN NO. NORTH
WI Meridian street.
T OANS- MONEY ON MORTGAGES o. y.
IL SAYLES. 10 East Market street
L,INANCIAL-MONEYo oNMORT9A6E. FARMS
4 and city property. @. Z. COFFIN a 90.
MONEY TO LOAN-6 PER GENT HORACE
IM MCKAY. Room IL. Talbot & News Block
OK PER CENT ON OITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana ISAAC H KIERSTED Is Marundalo
Block.
NJ oNEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE LO w
1u est market rate; privileges fur payment before
due We also buy municipal bonda TH0S. y. DAY
& CO.. az East Market street Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21

wRIGHT-EIlen c.. beloved mother of Beulah L.
Wright: aged 80 years. months. Funeral from the
residence. 900 w. North ST. Tuesday, 2 p. IN.
COEN-Mrs Mary Coen, wife of the late John
Coen at the house OF her daughter, Mrs. J. A Hen
sell 30 Hutching Block, at 1880 p M. jan 20 1890
Funeral notice later.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21

SOCIETY MEETINGS.
NCASONIC-KEYSTONE CHAPTER. NO. g. II.
WI a. M.-Stated meeting in this Tuesday evening
Mt 7SO o'clock Installation OF officers and other i'm.
portant business. w. g. RICH, NJ. T.. IL. p ,
JACOB w. SMITH, SEQ.
TTENTIONi GEORGE II. THOMAS POST
n No IL, G.. A. R.-Regular meeting at 1880 this
evening. Jan. 81. 1890. at Grand Army hall,
Delaware and Court ats. Muster-in exercises with
new and interesting features. full attendance ia
requested Comrades of other posts cordially invited
JOHN NJ. PAYER. Post Commander.
II. p. HOOD. Adutant.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Interst.te-Commsrce Law upheId.

tntefstate-Commerce Law 1pheius
CHICAGO. Jan. 20-In n test case. to-day,
Judge Gresham upheld Sections 6. z. 8 and
. of the interstate-commerce law. The
suit was against the Lake Shore railroad.
by keenan, & Sons. stockyards commission
merchants. The railroad. relying on usage,
made an oyercharge in freight equal to an
excess of 1000 pounds. because the country
shipper and the commission men refused to
comply with the company's rule to weigh
the freight with the stockyards company. a
practice which means adding forty pounds
per head often to cover shrinkage In transit.
The shippers contend that the weight
charged should be the actual weight before
the forty pounds per head allowed for shrink
age is added. Judge Gresham decided that
the overcharge could be recovered under
the interstate law. He held, however, that
in this case keenan, K Sons having settled
with the shippers. the action should not
have been in the name of the commission
men and that the latter therefore had no
case. The commission men are determined
to abolish the 0vercharge custom, and say
they will now bring a number of suits
against such of the roads as persist In the
practice.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-01-21
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

RED Cross Cough Drops cents per box.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
An Electric Lawn Party.

An electric lawn party was given q
few days ago by one of the leading cleo
tricians Of the country at his residence
in Connecticut. As the visitor was
ushered into the oaken hall he was
greeted with music from an electric Or
gan. An open box Of cigars lay on the
center table, and overhanging it was an
electric cigar lighter. On the sideboard,
in an electric teapot, the fragrant Bohea
was brewing, and novel and almost
weird effects Of electric lighting were
visible all around, while the air was
cooled with electric fans. Two objects
of unique interest, taken side by side,
were one of the first monographs and
the very last perfected instrument made.
In the evening there was a grand dis
play of fireworks, ignited by electricity
direct from the lighting circuit, thing
never before attempted. The fireworks,
which were shown about 150 yards from
the house, were lighted from the piazza
by the turning of q small electric switch
in the hands of lady.-Exchange.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
A Modern ProdiRaI.

A short time ago Mr.. Crimp, farmer,
Of Milton, Devon, advertised for a la
borer. A wretched, half starved young
man in rags and tatters applied for the
situation, and by pleading hard OBJ
tanned it. Some time after he told his
master that he owned an estate in Wilt
shire, and that his father was a very
wealthy man. He had left home. he
said, through an unrleasantness, and had
been wandering about for years, barely
earning subsistence. The farmer made
inquiries, and visited Wiltshire to find
the extraordinary story true. His la
borers father resided in an elegant man
sion, beautifully situated. He had long
since given up his SON for dead, but i'm
mediately accompanied the farmer back
to Devonshire and there found the prod
igal, who would not leave his master
until the latter had procured some one
to take his place on the farm.-London
Tit Bits. ...
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
The Cow Visits the Parlor.

The family of Mrs. Mary cartwright,
who resides on Plover street, Omaha,
were much surprised few evenings ago
by the appearance in their parlor of an
unexpected guest. This was their Dur
ham COW, Mollie, that escaping from
her pen deliberately walked up the low
steps leading to the porch, thence into
the hall, through which she marched un-
til she reached the parlor door. This
she entered with an inquiring moo, and
advanced into the room, while the fam
lily sat watching her, afraid to move lest
they startle and cause her to do some
damage. But after a quiet inspection
Of the apartment the incongruity Of her
presence there seemed to strike her, and
turning about as quietly walked out
again. Cor. Philadelphia Press.