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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
VgAlNClO LUNA I SOBBINO.
Fortaleza 10, 49 Y 81.

Ofreoe los siguientes aRtfculos & prscIos
muy m6diooa,
Azuleios, losetaH, 8 baldosines, catala-
mas. blanoas y enoarnadas, losetas de
lnarmol bl&noss y asules, losas de Cana
rias de ouatro en- vaFa. Yeso J Oemento
Portland en- barrilss de $50 kilos. Pintu-
ras,. negra, verde, mimic y blanoo sine de-
ID acreditsda marca DOS LEONEE.
AguarFka y aoeite linaza. Brochas de
todas Glasses. Hero galvaniEado, aoana-
lado y lise para oobljas, clavos do zinc
cQn tueroas y aFandelas, oanalss Y oum-
breras de sino. Pnntas do Paris do una 4
aeis pulgadss. Glavos amsrioanos dc ana
{ oinoo pulgadas, Palss, picos. azadss =
szadones. Alambrs para oeroas, de cuatro
pdas. Estopa alquitranada para CaIata-
year y algod6n on dssperdlcio para lim
plAs mAQuinss.
ristaleFis may fna do todss classes de 10
asa Baoosrat, Vsiillss completes daeorades
p0ruslAna muy das. Rielas frsncssas su.
ssEarss de sodss aliases para eAlasdo y graz
svedsa "a eS1sg is HAIRS, BAsoulas Ills
ls;sf N Msssl u sasssEsass.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
Luna "a, esQuiua 1 San Justo.r -
u dargmrida Y Ca
A los hacendadOs de cafe

El que susoribe Sc ofrece para Ia
montura de ruedas hidrGulicas, tn
berias, rollos de deaoaOarar cafe, y
cuantos aparatos modernos Sc EN-.
plean hoy en- In preparation de di.
cho grano.
Tambi6n 80 anOarga de montaI
eor POGO preoio ID "Secadera0 ais-
tema aGuardiola," que tan buenos
resnItados eata dando donde quiers
que se ha montado.
Para intormes dirigir 10 CORES.
Dondenca al que snsorIbe, on q
s.C0metas de Trujillo y Eubiia.
Ponce, ~ de Ahril de 1890,
Rafasl BarrtNsoAsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
DE VENTA.

Loya en- caias, surtido complete.
Aceite Linsza, latas y bartieas.
Pinturas superiores.
Hero galvanizado, liso-y aca-
lelsdO.
Tornillos con tuerca.
Clavos tonelerO.
Puntas de Paris
Oamas de hierro.
OOIchones dc alambre,
Machetes cocodrIlo.
Planchas y cumbreras.
Oansles galvanizados.
Muebles, varias olasesl
Maqninas de oOaer.
Oamisas malloFquinas.u
Oalzado do todas olases.,
Gas Luz Diamante
Surtido general de mercancsaa.
Almac6n de los seiores
8. Mel6n y "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
CAL VIVA ! NIIEhTl.

EI que susoribe la ofrece de. cali
dad enteramente superior, a los en-
cargados de bras, hacendados de
cana, etc, q prscios sumamente
m6dicos.
Sc elabora por Ell sistema llama
10 de horno cor tinuo, reciente-
mente montado en jurisdiction de
Hato Rey, en- cuyo lugar Sc eSpen.
de, y ademAs en- eI dep6sito en-
esta Capital casa de los Sres. g.
Bolivar & Go, q quienes deberan
dirigirse todos los pedidos.
Puerto. Rico, Z de Noviembre de
1S90.-JULIAN BILBAO. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
VEtASCIO LUNA I SODRIhO.
FortaIeza 45, 49..ys51.

Tmpcgsadorss drsosos de where's de sodaa aia-
sea psoca6encihs, ezpeiAlidAd 80 qneaoe, vines
sinsos Baner0sos, liCorss Gos ceryssAs, vinAsras
trutas oenssrvas allmsntioias as les Isiuc,palns
magcados de Earopa y America.
In Agnss mtnar..es iunsa constants sxIHssncis
de As isgisimss de Viahy mkrca Heps.AI, Ggsnas
0siD, CoatEsxsyslIs, yaiE Gslsssiass, Sna Hlasiu,
Man1aris, ESsRss agria San 9sSniar InaaiAs. I4oa-
oaSa, Pnrgases Rnhsnss, Orssa, Pantcosa, Graba-
los ZaldiVAs, Carabaha los segsaisSGns vians Ban
aafkal Psptoaa
koa igpsiEsass impaEtadoFss de lss asrsditAdas
sasrcas De cigaxTillcs dc ls Haha.s, "La Halisza
TPAisFiso.E de d. AaArss RedriKEes sUagoaa'' ae
5ssnndo k.,vsrss Ca, "HidslgRis' 6s SueiaI =
llsEilmissn," do prudaaGso 2Rh5ss
ysstag a pcs mayer al dssslgs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
CRRYRZA DllTSl..

La mejor, marca Ancla A
Z Casa Matranda Rrigearisr :
g. Dc Copenhagen. = acaba' 4
rseihir ep Ia MalitaoSan Josi
= - n'ea ssnyss III II.
cha saaAsca. 81 essfsa u Doss,
asy R, 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23

| Sc han recibido en- ssts Imprer
- los siguientes:
FORMULARIo: Criminal, pc
Abella
I'D. MagistraI, por Boucharda'
FISIOA, por Ganot.
TENEDURIA de Libros, po
Oastafios.
Ell MATKIMoNIO, por dol
francisco Lastres.
sHISTORIA NATURAL, Do
pereda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra Geo
metria. por Oardfn.
FILOSOF1A, por el Padre Go
fer.no.
GRAMATIOA FRAMES 4, poI
Olleudorff y Benot.
GRAMATICA IN0LESA, Dol
lbarra.
POLO.~-Oompeadio de LaTini.
dad.
LEY de Enjuiciamiento OWL,
por Reus.
EN Ell OOEANO, por Amicis.
ELEMENTOS do Derecho Owl
y Penal por Laserna.
GRAMATIOA MUSICAL, por
Romero.
.,OODIGO CIVIL. - Nueva edi-
li6n Official reformada.
I'D. Id. snofado por Ia Revista
de los Trlbunales; contiene este C6-
ilgo la Ley provisional de Regis
tro civil y la instruction para la
inscription de los matrlmonios ca
n6nicos an el Registro owl.
FLORES 7 LAGRIMAS, por
ID. Domir go r. HernanueG.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOE
O1VILES, por Abelta.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
ORIMlNALES, por Abe,la.
DOLORAS Y POEMAS, Dor
OanpOSmor.
MORENO NSPINOsA -- Geo,
<raaa,
GAVInAN.-Aritm65ica, Alge-
bra, Geomesria y Trigonometcia
F0RNIGS.--- Historia univeysai,
RIERA 7 TORTOsA.- Axri.
niGnn.
ALBUMS para retratos, dc todas
tofmas Y precios.
lDEM LATINA por Escartin.
. = sANALISIS, por V&zquez Queipo.
+ aGUIA DEL BAOHlLLHR, pOr
!. T. s. Cassdo.
PONS0N DU TERRAL.--Los pi.
rates de alto bordo, 7,tomos.
ai cspltaa Dc los penissatss 1sgros
2;tomos.
Las ncches del bagrio de Breda, / t.
Maess Rosinol, t.
aaO9RAFlA UNIVERSAL, aai.
CO, politica ? economies, pos Luia Gre
goire, trad. de n. EstAyanas, . somos
en- "a, con gsahsdoE, mapss, cromos
Rcbloscn aulso. aD, por Wysx,
Notioaa da Carlos EOdier. | tolno On
&c ilastsEdo con mas de 500 grabadoa
dibuga adoa poE Yan' DsggsnE, Semsghi-
nj, GiFsr6at, Baron, asc. Tea coz plan.
caRs y eoEtss dossdoa.
TELEMAUO (Laa avsnturas de)
por Fensl5n. TfgSuGei5n castsllana,
sumeutsGa con not@s sohrs naitolo-
gia, gsogEafs historic. l tomo.
AAIIMEI1UA, (TEasado de,, poE
loa InAE CorEaasF. Nusva adici6u
caI2 plesa. / tenao sn Sc. Tela.
BENOp-S3L 3LLENDORF. -- ara-
ma6sga Flanoeaa.
AAIUo dc los ni1os, por sl Abate
>abakisE. Aumsn&sdo con vegiss Abu-
izs como sn 26s. Holanasss.
Tzsdacldo, ampliaeado = Adicsonado
eli la pasta ds Espans y America, por
ana socisGsd de sacritores expEfoles J
alnrieaaos,-3 tcmoe sn 81 de l30 pA-
glnas eads ano; tsscsgs sdici6n, con
In ouevo sGplernento.
Ias titimas sventuras de RocamEo-
is, Z togos.
La cuerds del ahorcado, Q tonos.
AONTEPIN.--La hijs de Marga-
rita, Q tones.
su Majsstad 81 dinsFo, g tomos.
VICTOR HUGO.--Los Miserablee
nueva edici6n, B tones.
1by Ortstina, VsldemaE Dsasi
La Relns de- las nIeysa.
El compGfsto de viajs, stc.
HI escafabajo, ete.
La ninfs ds las aguas, etc.
I'll hio del milagro, etc.
Los zspatos coiorsaos.
Los ssadotes sn aopa.
La hilA asl reg del Limo.
L@a clanes salvsIss, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
IA SUgTl AGRiCII FUfgRlaIA 1
MON MORENO
2f. CRUZ - 21.

Tengo Ell g1sto de ofreoer Q
phblIco en- general mis- servioio
81 ramo 4 Que me dedico.--Tre
81 de adultos Y de pSrvulos d
ran l0jc.-~T'renes para 5viAticos
aroles.- Oapilla ardiente.-- Oh
alfacos paro honras y cuantC tra
,ajo SO noe cOntlen, sirvlendo s II.
nebloe de la issa con aviBe Ari
,Ioipsdo de una hora. No 90 pid
liuerc antioipado.
Puerto Rico, "a de Diciembre
de- 1883.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
2.5OO.OOO PESEIIS.

Premio mavor de Ia Loterfa
Nacional de Navidad.
Expenden billetes 1 precios re-.
ducidoe.
s. Nel6n y Co. San JustO, IL
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23

Nots; Entire Jaomel Port-au-Prince los
vspores serviran las esoslas de Jeremie, Co
naives, Saint Marc etc.
La sslda do Port-au Prince es inalterable.
0tra A la ida Ia vuelts conecta en-
Saint Thomas con 81 vspor de Ia Inca de
MArsella-Colon, que toca en- los psertos de
Barcelona, Malaga Alicante.
PAsAJKa TRAaATLANTICO8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
deede puertos de la lsIa de
Puerto-Rico & Europa.

Psrg ofros dstaiIes dirigiree 4
.os Sres. White GEM L. Co., az
Liverpool, 8 q sus conaignatarios
3n Ssn Jaan de Paerso~Rico,
sOBRINOs DH EzQUIAGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
a<s G
. lnACNESLA ="
EiePVeS9alie, ,G2PniDatiVa !.
gPuP8aRte
DER
D. GONZALEZ
fDE LA E1ARANAl 4
fDE LA E6ARANAl

En- ell tratamiento de las enfer-
medades del tubo digestive ocupa
la Magnesia un lugar preferente y
como 81 SO administra sola es pc :
e. esda de sabor ingTato, se 10 asoeia
i otros cuarpos cue la haeen facil- :
mente soluble y de buen gusto.
Las sustancias que com11nr.en la
s Naanesia del DR.. Gonzalez son
- todas de superior clase y hallan-
dose en- polvo fno Sc disAelven
- pronto en- ell est6Inago, La Magne-
aas aia des Dr. Gonzalex, produce los
50 meiores efeutos en- las siguientes
Intermediates Acedias prodncidas
s por Ell excesC de- Acid0n On 81 est6-
mage, Flatnlanciaa, Dispepsias,
@ Dolores 90 cabssa dependencies
de trastormos gastricos, Vahidcs,
g Tndi3estiones slimisntos
Eal do piodTa, Yomitos de las
emharazadas, ei Aarso en- las ma
veg&ciones & g.
La Magnesia del DR. aongalsz
q es tan buena como II mejor &c lac
que Sc conocea ]
Z. MAS RRgRTA oDg ToBAS.
sR Sc prepaga bsads sH "a |
! Botiea. de SAN JOSE
N Calls DO AeuiaF, n. t0s, Eabaga.
De vantA al 10 Varraa
Z oia de
C@ y. Gasi!sr=sas, N
e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
x1NRA dc las ANEx2&AS,
Iapor M. L. viLLAVERDE.


ID TrasbOrda al coYreo salido de
Santandsr sl 90 la earga para Habaua
= Msjico.
(2l Puerto Lim6n Sc siFys p0r tras-
bordo.
(S1 TrasboFda Ia earga para sl Ne
ditsrrknso sspanOlA IN vapor de 10
CompAhia.
(4l Ia cargs para Geneva queds
q bordo del vapor que la lIesarG desde
Hsvrs, donde tomara sdemAa b que
hsbisndo lido ! opci6n al Hsvre sea
dsstinada ( Itaiia. La parada en- ell
Hayrs Sc limitarA 81 tempo absoluta-
msnte Decesario para las operaclones
de deacsrga J habilitaci6n del buqus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
ESCUELA PARTICULAR.

Para la ensenanza elemental y
superior.
Glasses de adorno 6 idiomas.
Pasantfa de todas las asignatu-
ras del Bachillerato.
Preparation para ell Magisterio
6 ingreso en- Farmacia.
Fortaleza, 76.-Entrada por el
Oallejon de la Oapilla.
DIRECTOR,
Jose Lopez Domingo,
BGohiller q Professor Superior
Sc admiten alumnos internos Y
semipensionistas.- Precios modi-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
IVinog,de RIJEDA = T0R0I
TIHTO 7 BLAEC0.
RItElg aEEEgHe QUa u CeEeCs.
Al PUBLICo.

Assbau as rsciblsse, sn ID sisnda La
f,sT6s CssssllaAa, 10 Hanuel L4nengo
Tstnan 50, y "a Il de- GuilIsrmo Gar
- - snn Joss ndm. |, loa uasgnifeoa y
~egaditsaos vin0a tinsos y blAnco DC
Ras5s Tore lOMstsl y, y - dssalian
nor boksIlss, gAfrafonsz, enaFt0s y me
aIAs pavAs, pFaei0s eonssneionaiss.
TreAaa en- enanta que laa alsadas
siendss son 10 hnieas qus Tstsbsz taz
gaassstes Yiaaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
VAPORES
EORRHOs-2sP Aa0AMs
"a LA OoMPANIA TRAsATLANRICA
.xTHs
DE 4. LOPEZ O. Co,
ssrvisIo p.ra Pusrt0-RIoo : HaAana

SeTVi0f0 para Fasrt0-hi00 - n@uAAsF
sALIDAS.-De BaTcaIons los dias "a y rs
de eadA mes.--Ds Valencia ei b.--De Mklaga
al7y 2T.-De CAdix el 10 S0---De SeutAn-
der al 2e.-De Ia GoEaHa el 81.
Ea expsudsn billstea dirsctos parE AayagaeI
P0noe, Santiago de Guba, GibAra. NsevIsaq,
Eabanilla Colhn, con trasbcrdc "a PusFso
Rico Hahans.
vIAJE DIRRgTV DEsDK PUERTo RTCQ
ala Coruaa b Santander, Ss
SsassSa de PAS sc-lSics q ID 10 Dc Oada Snss.
50 sxpidsn pasajss dc ida y W lta con Sb
por eiento de rehxia.
A las familiaa que paguen Ia squivaieneis
de 1 paRaias entaEoe, % lea AarA la reoAla del
rs pnv cienfo. Esta rsbaja no - applicable
los biIletes do Ida y vuslta.
I'm la 1.sy "a Class. Ua nino msnoF de
aHos en- cada fAmilia, gratis. Los desnAs me-
nores DO Q aaos do pasaje, do 8 { II aaoa nc
OumplidOs pssajs, do II amos czmplideS Pa
safe entero.
Enas preferences 81 crdInaria- Un niHo
hasta A6os grstis. De- 81 afos Pasais,
de 7 II aaOs paaais, de II amos % adefan-
Linea de Europa a Colon.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-23
C0MPRA, VENTA

Y ALQUrLER DIE MUEBLRs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03
FACTS ON WATER WASTE.
Some Figures for Officials and Con
Sumers to Think About

Some Figures for Officials and Con-
sumers to Think About.
Editor Morning NeUs: A short time
since gave you an article on water waste,
and the waste as given by the superin-
tendent of the water works at Zanes vile.
y. From table before me l take figures
That should interest water takers AID i'm
press upon their minds how much water is
lost by little leakage. The wire of which
pins are made is 1872 of an inch in
diameter. The finest cambria needle is
made OF wire l-64 of an inch in diameter
A stream the size of a pin running
one year with head of $50 feet, pressure
% per square inch, will flow lis, 632 gallons.
For the same time stream The slzs of a
cambria needle will flow or waste 26. $50
gallons.
OAe would hardly think there could be
SUCH waste from so small an orifice. but
when an orltic9 the siZ9 Of an eighth of an
men Is taken into Consideration, WITH sans
mead and pressure, the waste is turee gal
ions per minute. For al hour it is $50 gal
lohs, and for ten hours 1,S00 gallons. FOR
an orlhce one-fourtn of an inch, the waste
would be IA Illons per minute. or $40 gal
Ions per hour, and for ten hours, S,400 gal
Ions OF waste.
For an orltice half an inch the waste would
be % gallons per minute, and for an hour
$780, and for ten hours s. 900. For an ORR
nee one inca the waste would be 225 Der
minute, and for an hour Is, 500. and for ten
hours $4,000. An orifice of two inches
would waste 902 gallons per minute with a
head of $50 fees, 81 pressure to the square
inch.
| give the table of GAINESVILLE water works
the average of low pressure being $50 feet.
head pressure, per square inch, 64.97.
Dlarneters, or oridces, in inches and frac-
lions OF an inch, waste per minute: 1854 .O5.
1-32 20, lilo IS. Is OF an inch, 8 so;
.l4lO, Is $40, q 56.40, q $500,
1SI20, Inca 225.6J. u $3.50, IL 5Oz. So.
IA 669.20, 2 inches 9J2. ~.
The reader viii bear in mind the waste il
per minute through the sizes mentioned. 1t
Will be seen at o .ce what must be the waste
of water III Savannah, as the waste is now
going on. 1t would be we'll for MIR. MAJ
Mug TO give our citizens an idea OF the
waste, and threaten them with a water
meter.
Such facts are interesting, and the public
should be posted, and knowing the facts
keep their eyes on the condition of their
wa.er pipes, etc r. NJ. O
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03
NO COLOR LINE THEIR.
Pennsylvania Community Where
Whites ana Blacks Intermarry.

Pennsylvania Community Where
Whites ana Blacks Intermarry.
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Nov. 2. Thomas
Young tcolored) and Miss Lizzie Voight.
(white) presented themselves befo-e M4gis-
trate O. n. Urner the other day and re-
queSted that he make them man and wife.
Tney haG the necessary marriage license
and the father of the girl acc mpaniel the
couple and urged the magistrate t. perform
the ceremony. The magistrate. addres ing
the father, asked: "Do you co lsent % your
daughters marriage to colored manP'
Volght said be was perfectly willing. He
was then asked il there was any negro blood
in his veins or in the veins of auv mem Der
of his family or the family ancestors. mot
that know of, !" said Voight Then | re-
fuse to perform this ceremony said Magis-
trate Urner. 81 have too much respect for
my own race and for the colored race to
join members of the two races in matri-
mony."
The party then started out to hunt I'D a
clergyman to perform the ceremony. All
upon whom they called refused, and at last
accounts the knot has not been tied.
The couple live several miles north of
here, where the color line is evidently not
very closely drawn. A colored man and a
white woman in the same locality were
married not long ago, and a colored
preacher has been adding wnite members
to his flock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03
DODGED CUPID IN VAIN.
Western Man Sucoumb to Women's
Wiles While Fleeing from Them.

Western Man Sucoumbs to Woman's
Wnes While Fleeing from Them.
PITTsBURG. Nov. Am incident that
illustrates the popularity of western char
acter has just come to light in this neigh
borhood. a young man, formerly resi-
dent of Pittsburg, has for the past twelve
years been engaged in stock raising, hunt
ing and trapping in the wilds of Wyoming,
and recently returned to his old home on q
visit. After spending a few days IN sight
seeing and visiting his friends and relatives,
he suddenly announced his intention of re-
turning west. Being pressed to give his
reasons for going away so soon, he said
that the numerous handsome Young ladies
of the city were too much for his peace of
mind, and that it would be only very
short question OF time before he would sue
cumb TO the charms of some one of them :;
so he took his departure for his distant home
on the plains.
Stopping off at Beaver, the young man
pas ed night at the house Of an old friend,
The following day, while on his way to the
train, he met young lady who had been a
former schoolmate. Under the influence
OF her bright eyes the simple-hearted ranch
man forgot his train, forgot that ne had a
limited ticket to distant ives ern point
that his baggage had gone on ahead, end
decided to camp in the old town for awhile
In the evening he called on the young lady
and evidently put in his time to good pur-
poe, for the following day the couple " ere
married and TOOK the first train going west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-03
THE YOUNG DUO PERPLExsD.
DOrleans Falls in Love With Two
Blonde Sisters in Richmond

D'Orleans Falls in Love With Two
Blonde Sisters in Richmond.
The Due d. Orleans changed his cravat
three times a day on the steamer that
br1ught the distinguished party up the
James river Co Richmond, melted thereto by
the presence of two blonde young ladies of
tnat town who were passengers on the same
boat, says the Hartford COurdnt Etiquette
required that the young nobleman make no
acquaintance with the fair sex on that trip,
tn ugh the young persons played the
"Boulanger March," the "Marseillaisen aud
"Down Goes McGi lty" all day long on the
wheezy piano to attract his attention.
But when he got to Richmond he showed
himself the man Of occasion by becoming
acquainted with a reporter. Of whom he
inquired their names and addresses. The
young ladies, as fate would have it, lived
on street through which the party had 10
pass en- route to the battle field. So the
next morning they were on their veranda
in becoming costumes to greet them as they
rode 10y. The duke was enchanted to be
recognized, and that night, like any other
sensible young man, appeared, with the re-
porter, t. call IN person on his fair adj
mirers. From that hour till he lift Rich
mond he was missing from the paternai
charge. He cared not for battle fields or
his fair finance, who had proved her fai h
ful love during nis Imprisonment.
II there had been one Instead of two Miss
BIS the politics of France might have
been revolutionized, ut it seems he could
not decide where his affections lay, because
t'otler dear charmer was never away.
"Do not call me your royal highness," he
was heard 10 plead. Call me due"
Could this remark be construed as equiva>
lent to an oR-r of marriage from a COM
mon persona He was missing at mass at
the cathedral on Sunday morning, he was
opposed to accompanying the party TO see
the crater at Petersberg. He escaped I'M
married, but it is universally gra ted not
heart whole. We speak of this bit of gossip
In trifing way, but it may have serious
consequences; at least all Virginia is on
the qut vtct on the subject and expecti ng
another international marriage if only the
heir of the Bourbons can decide which of
the sisters he prefers, for we cannot believe
either would hesitate to sacrifice herself for
the glory of her country
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The Peruvian Lover.

When a Peruvian lover desires to see his
sweetheart he calls upon her father, and is
at liberty to gaze at her during aly brief
moments IN which he can divert his atten-
ton from her parents, who are entertaining
him. If his loved ones residence has win.
dow opening on the street he may CO verse
with her and other members Of the family
through the iron grating with which the
lower windows of houses in Spanish coun
tries are always surrounded to protect
against robbers, lovers and the like.
After ne is accepted he is asked to dinner
at z, and as this meal lasts two hours ard is
followed By tea at IL, he can feast his eyes
upon his charmer for five consecutive, bliss
full hours, and If there be a number of
guests ne may gel few minutes talk with
her in corner. Here, if young lady is
alone with young man, she is seriously
compromised. A moonlight buggy ride
would be cause for public scandal, the
young lady being the only one to suffer in
reputation.
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left. aid / scrubbed down the back altar
stairs" Beautiful / warrant that the
Christ of that Coristmas day gave her as
much credit for that earnest act as he may
have given TO the robed ofic a. who, on that
day, read for the people the prayers of a
resOundlng service. : !nethlng for Christi
S netting for Christ,
4 plain man pa sing q fortress saw a
Russian soldier on guard in a terribly cold
night. ard tOoS of his coat, anu gave it 70
the soldier, saying, Il will soon be home
and warm, and you will be OUT here all
night so the soldier wrapped himself in
the borrowed coat. The plain man who
lOa Ell the coat to the soldier soon after was
diving, and in his dream saw Christ, and
said 10 HIM; 'YOu have got my coat on. "
Yes" said Christ. this is the one you lent
me on that cold night by the fortress. | was
naked, and ys CT tined me-" S1methi for
Christi By the memories of Bethlehem
adjure you!
In the light of that star -.
Lie the ages empoar ed. 80
That song from afar
Has swept over the word.
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REVEALED BY a DREAM.
An Ancient VIII to Be Contested by
Maryland Family,

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. 2.-James Paul
Heath. the founder of the town of War.
wick, Nd, and the largest land owner of
his generation, died in 1745, and willed an
estate for W nich a contest is about to be
made. Some Of the best lawyers in the
state have been consulted in regard to the
matter, but no legal steps have ever been
taken to bring the matter to issue in the
courts of that county. The claimants of
the property, of which there are said to be
eleven, are members of the Bordley
family, formerly of Wye Island, Tall
bot county, but more recently of Bal j.
more. They clai to be direct lineal de-
scendants of James Paul Heath, and will
prosecu the matter as sool as the ma
chinery of the law can be put in operation.
Ole of the female members If the Blrdlav
family had. several years ago. a re narka-
bly, singula d vivid d cam in regard to
the will of her distinguished ancestor.
which led her to visit 81 lton, where inves-
tigation was made, and the will in question
was discovered. Mr.. Gardner, who is now
at Elk On examining the records, sa IS there
is no douot Of the p-acti ability Of recover
ing the land III question, which embraces
many of the m0S0 valuable farms in the
c)uny.