davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUES.
ENTRADAs On TRAvESfA.

De Philadelphia, vap. ing "Ca.
conna, de 93l tonelad 8, oapitar
phai!e. s. de E1quiags, l 10000
kaos carbon.
De Genova Y escalas, vap. esp
"Es 'sfla," de l $50 toneladas, CAPT
tan R-saIf, s. de Elquiaga. A
A. Ca4ahas, G a'zato, 4 q teji-
dos.-A j. Ochoa y Hmno, 100 d
vermouth. 30 G vino blanco, 2 q co
nae. A Fynr y Vidal, 81 q cal
,ado.-A Sierra y Comp, 10 q NOR
1adelIa, 200 SIS arroz, 400 SIS hari-
na A A. Mayoly Comp, 4 d cal
zado, l 6 tejidos, 4 G pp,l. "A
Plza Human 8, 80 O calzado. 4
IDS tel dos, 6 manleca, l d en-
bntidos.-A A. L, nm, Sucesora de
Mocis, 2 O Iibros.-A Palacios y
Comp, @ vinos.-A Sucesores de
G. Man lay OJmp., 3 @ libros.-
A Ramon 2. Vidal, 2 O calzado.-
A T. Oividanes y Comp, 13 d cal,
zados y o;ros, 3 q jamones A vi
oente y Comp, s frds tejidos, 224
q, 6 atd4 pasta, 4OS bA rilitos acei
tlnas, 8 d jamones, 20 barri es vi
no, | 6 cho izos, l 6 dulces.-A G..
Vic -nte y Comp, 100 q aceite.-A
). Melon y @ mp, l q parseu IS,
Ii q SD ttjldos, l d botines, 3 ba
rrile vino, 6 Dservas.-A Ju-
Ian Matieuzo, II planchas plomos,
II o perdlgOne', brrca cols.-A
&. u ,desma l 6 ehorizos. A Hila-
rio Alfonso, Q vino,-A Sucesores
de j. Sala y O 5mpanis, 5O,4 PIP vi
no Boada, lO.4 PIP vino gallego.-
A Ohsyarri y Comp, 20 calzado.
"A q n ;ales y Alfonso, 8 d lon.
ganizaa-A V. Lnina y SJbriuo,
10 q alcach fas, 8 q oonservas.-
A Hernaiz y Oomp., 2 d calzado. 1
g embntidos.-A Vljande y Comp,
50>sIs hanna trigo.--A Sncesofes
de j. He n liz y Comp, 2 i'd, tel
dos.-A Viliar y Fabian, 2 fds t.
jldos.-Del manifesto de Ponce, &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
NOTICIAS GENERATES.
Ode la prsnsa de Madrid.
(" Nosedadcs v.

Ha fallecido en- ell convento de
Ooncepcionistas de Guadalajars su
absdesa y fundadors, sor Maria de
los Dolores Patrocinio, Ia celebre
moDia que tanta il 1uepcia ha ejer-
cido en- los destinos de Espafia du-
rsnte Ia mayor parte del reinado
de Isabel Ii.
Ell convento donde sor Patrocinio
ha pasado los 6ltimos amos de So
vida, es un edifcio vsstisimo, situa
do en- 10 mas alto de la poblaci6n,
De construction antigua, sor Pa
trocinio 10 ha arreglado mucho,
hermoseando 50 huerta sombreada
por olivos. Las monjas SON unas
cuarenta, y sor Patrocinio ha ejer.
Cido el cargo de superiora hasta sus
dltimos momentos, ocupsndose de
los negocios de la casa adn el mis-
mo dia antes de morir.
Recibia del extranjero numerosa
correspondence, y de Madrid tre-
cnentes visitas, regalos y dinero,
que Ia llevaba siempre una perso
ma de 81 cCnfianza. Para los veci.
nos de Guadalajara ell convento ers
inaccessible, y sor Patrocinio no Sc
deiaba yer de nadie. Los mas Gu
riosos y tenaces la vis'umbrabar
de lejos muy eDvuelta en- sus We
los negros = con las manos siemprt
cubieltas con mitones.
Contra la costumbre de Ia comu
nidad, que pone de cuerpo pre-
sente los c&daveres de las monjs,
en- ell coro bajo, el de sor Pstroci
MO ha sido colocado en- ell coro al
to, prchibiedose severamente la en-
tgada en- el couveDto.
A pesar de Ia duraci6n y grave
dad de la dolencia que sufria so
Patrocinio, 6sta no ha dejado uI
solo momento la direction de 10
asuntos de la comunidad
Algunas veces quiso renuneia
el cargo de abadesa, pero las mon
Jas Sc 0ponian.
su sgonfa ha sido tan dnlce
serena, que nj adm las mopjas Or
la velaban Sc eDteraron de que mo
ria. Solo POGO desI ues de exhala
81 6ltimo suspiro, yieron que esta
ba muerta.
POGO antes pc habia recibido |
bendicion papal, mandada telegri
hcamente.
Dioen que no le han quitado ID
e ebTes mitones que llevsba q en-
pre- puestos. El convento perms
nece hermeticamente cerrado par
los profanos. BE dice que Ia tomE
nadad ser6 disaelta.
Tsaaeisadsp u pthlieo poeaa NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

SiempEe "a que Ell medico resere grAnules @
del mayor inter6s para ell enfermo ,,pedir
so farmace1tico gr&nulos l.. Frere, l9, :rua
Jacob, Paris. Estos granulos ofrecen muchas
Ventaias sobre los granulos medicamentosos
ordiBariAs. ->.
stanmattendticdnente dosihcados y sobra
ead.a uno de ellos est&n muy Legtbtsmente ina-
presos el nonlbTe y el peso de la sustauci1
actiVa que contienen. Ests inscription tiens
por efQcto precaver los errores, tan faclles
de cometer en- La manipulation de los grA-
nulos ordinarios, errores que pueden teneR
Las mas graves consecuenci e. La inscription
da al enfermo al medico la mas cOmpleta
seguridad.
Todas las elases de pfldOras de uso corrients
De preparan p0r la casa l.. Frere segun los
mismos procedimientos. En- estas pild0ras o
granU0s el medicamento Sc encuentra re-
vestido de una eaps protectora cuys natu.
Faleza permite Ia cor servaci6n de las sus-
tancias mas alterables, como ell yoduro dc
hierro, per eniemplo, y bajo todos los climaa.
Pero ess envoiturs Sc desagrega y Sc disueive
Auy rapidamente en- contRcto de Ia saliva
Se los liquidos del est6mRgo. Estas pildoras
= grAnulos So presentsn, con IN sell0 tai dc
siegancis y de perfection que produce admA-
fscion. Han side honrsdos con 10 6nies me-
aslls de orc sdjudieads los prOdaetos fss.
@aeeuticos en- la Exposition unfVersal Aa
Rsxis - 1s7s . - Amsts3daA 1854
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

p1erto de Oadiz, el dia II del pre-
ne mes.
vAP. ESP. "NlcETop
FL dfa Z del entrante mes Gle Mar
TO- saldra de Liverpool para ests.
Vap esp PEDRO.
Procedente de Santander. ha sa-
lido el dia IL del corriente, con des-
+ no & es- a Isla.
Vap. esp. PUERToRRIouENo.
El expresado vapor ha sa'ido do
Hamburgo, con destino & esta Isla,
el dfa Is del corrieDte mes, habien-
retrasado su salida Tor motive de
las heladas.
Zap. esp. ALATA.
FL dia 21 del que cnrsa, sali6
dire TIA nente de Liverpool para es-
te pcertO
8. de Esquiaga.
Vap. esp. "ManuelIta y Maria"
Procedente de Santiago de Cuba.
via F. nee, Mayagtiez y Aguadilla,
recalara este puerto del 1: ell 3
del entrante mes de Mario.
Oonsigpata'io, Ludwig Duplaceo
vap. esp. miguel M. PlnIlIos."
Saliri de este puel to para ga.
bsna y Cienfuegos del 8 al 4 del
entrante mes de Mario.
Oonsiguatar;os, j. NJ. Isquierdo
s Go.
vep. Ing. coBAN.
Dicho vapor ha salido de New
Yoik, el dis 20 del corriente, con
destino q esta Isla, y CON fetes para
varios
Vap. lre. sMEAToN TOWER.
Sc esrera de I'm momento a otro
procedente de San Thomas, Y sal.
dra directamente para New York.
Consignatarios, LAtimer y Fer
nandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

ginosos estsn indica los ; pero con
viene sber one para 81 asimilA-
ci6n, hsn de acerca Sc por sn rom
Josioi6n & los elanentos naturale,
lie nuestro orylnismo, han de Sci
Iiquidos, no p ovocar. extren mien-
to nj diarre9, : esfas son las cna'i-
la les d. H,erro de Ler0s, qna re-
'etan los me lies del mnndo ente-
70, por no eau AT calambres nj pc
ssdez de est ~ 60, cont air ell lin
fatismo y dar d osteO su.. or
normal Y d la sangre su principle
esencial de actividad y nutrici6n
general de la economic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
oPERAoI0kEs sosas EL MUslls.
Ni'iguna.
AVISCS.

Vap' esp. Cludad de Santander.
Nos informan sus consignatarios
por despacho telegrafico recibido,
q 70 ha saldo el mencionado vapor
el puerto de ia Coruna, con DIS
t'no q este, ell dia q del pre- eate
mes.
Vap. esp. PANAMA.
Con destjno a este puerto, y co.,
tlnuando giaje para la Habaua
despues de terminadas sus opera
clones, ha salido 60 viaje extraor-
dlnario el mencionado vapo', del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
REV ISTA COMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

Sucesores do @. Prats Y Comp,
600 6 i sbon "A la 'orien, X 6 q
m n tecs, 1 brca qlesos-P. III. P.
6 q s1mbre os B. r, l d ptarer'a
NJ. FL. 5 b s, c. vidrios IS. M
l3 & calzado II tnIado / q cera,
De Gu dalnpe, berg amer "Day
Light", de 226 tone adas, caplt3n
Foster, q f MAY Brother, on las
tre.
De Liverpool y escalas, vap esp
"R mon Larrinaga", de 2,083 tone
la as. cap Echevarris, s. de Ez-
quiaga, pqte muestras.-A Con-
zalez y Alfonso, As q, 88 pleas, 6
atds, IL id, rollo MAG lin aria, Is
bls cloruro, 500 SIS arroz.-A Villar
y Fabian, 8 fls, & tejidos A
F,n'aY Brothers, IA c1ts torniilos,
81 id clavo'-A A. Mayol y Co., l
casco. 1 g 8 hcls q1incalla.- Ju-
Ian Matienzo. 1 bocoy arnoses.-
A Slts do Orca-isas y o., 8 fds
ttj dos.-A G. Vicente y o., 400
@ qnesos "A Ludwg 6 Duplace, II
D tejidos.-A Sobrinos de PortiIla.
63 tnbos hierro.-A Vicente y Co.,
80 q vino.-A NJ. Roman Y Co., Is
rollos alsmbre, 10 cascos azalas --
A Caldas y 90, 1914 pip. vino. 8
sIS hab chuelas.-A j. Peha y Co.,
l d escopetas, l id cartuchos.-A
Ohavarrl y Co., 10 bTls vino.-A
Hernaiz y Co., 10 brls Whoa
VJande y Co.. 100 SIS harina trigo.
-- \ Oe e,edo Hsrmanos y Co., 500
SIS arroz "A la orden.--E 200 d
lab inc. 200 Gajab6n.-M. P. o..
/ fcdo, 2 O tei'do>.-N o. 10 frds
sacos.-S 1000 SIS arro7.--Rotula-
do, l pqte muestras.. :,
sSTRApAs DB cABorAJH.
Col esp "Coucepci6n", de Ma
Bdra esp "Pedrlto", de vieques.
sALIDAS DB TRAvHsfA.
Para Vigo y escalas, vap esp
" Reina Mercedes, despachado POI
s. E quioga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

Un alsinhique Dnevc, 81 TENS a.srAs,
Y uno Dc 4 Ua ores qa~ M vkhide
Pnefto- Rico, = vsries fondos dssds
cisnto cincuente hesta trsscientos Gin.
en -ota galones msfca 4 Oarr6n. "
Dingirss 4 dol JOAN svsgaard, ri
Gssnds, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
AL PUBLICO.

La suscribisnts. primer albsces tss.
amentaria de 50 difanto esp so Don
Bonocio Llensa y Felid { Q. E. P. D. J
siplica por medic del presente 4 todos
os que tengan cfeditos contra lichs
sucosion gus presspssn ans tisulos acre.
ditAtivos sntes del di. Is del proximo
mes de Msrxo con Il fla de cue no su.
fran demors nj Interruption los tra be.
Jos dc Ia testamentsria qoe ae estAu
pfacticado con Ia mayer stinaei6n en-
obsequio los intereses de todos.
No dndando ser complscida ne sus.
O-ibo ffma = 8, 8. 8.
Joa7Rina Gage Vas Llensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
GUlA LOCAL.
S08RIkOS De EZnU|AGi.
FORTALEZA, II.

FORTALAZA, II. -
CASA de giros y comisiones.
Agentes ds los vsporss corrsos as Ia
Oom pAdia TrasstIantlca gspanols.
.Agentes ds i'd id Dc los saaeiss
White Gsnny ? Co., de Liverpool.
Agsntss dc id Id de- los senorss L.
rrinsgs = Co., de ID. ~
AgsassG do id i'd de los ssnoreu j. T.
NicksIs y o., de Id.
Ags9s de Is Oompaafs De Ssgaros
,as.A Lao.a lloa dsaomiasda Ia" Ro-
al do Ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
uFta.oIosES De suQuES en- PUERTO

TRAvEsIA.
Col ing "Gerardinen, cargando.
Col. amer. Uranus" descar-
gando.:.::
Bca ing "Ce'urcs," zen lienta.
CABOTAJE.
,~r:
Blra esp Pedrito", oarga para
Vieques.
Col esp 'Guillermito," carga pa
ra Arroyo.
Col. esp. "Corazon de Maria, /"
carga para Manati. =
Col esp "1nocencia", carga para
Arecibo.
B ira. esp. "Paquita," carg, para
AguadiNa.
Col esp "Jov4n Clara" carga pa.
ra Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
JOSE 7. SILVA.

Casa de giros y 'omiaiones. Agsntss de- 10
Compadis general FrssstlGnsics frsncasa de- ls
del Marques do Campo. de Uonpan!As do Sc.
cures contra incaudios, Do las 5rss. Gail 4 Co.
de Paris, y gsasrsl para ia islA de PusftO- -BIss
de Ia Baaqxs Trssst!katlqus de Paris.
AIN7 A0aAA5 jAaA aN AGUADILLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

Viernes, 27.-Nuestra Sonora
de- G ,sdaIupe, y San Baldomero,
eUnfesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

GACETA De HOY.

Compilation de las disposicio :
nes organicas de Ia. Administra
ci6n de Ju.ticia en- las Provinciat
= tosesiones de UItrsmar. Con
tin1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
- r. "a N DX
DEL FRAILE CARAT.

Es de superior cs g.r.oa puro eossch.d
gn La nca produce RIGA bebd. del renm
ra Ut' hoy esh nv RGns,u d
eos mismos ner dpoads BRANDY ss encons
ventA en- das pon smos securos ous
ana vez conocido, sefA ell mas b1ado Ssea1
En- Capital vsnds los acredtadOs cses La Msorquna Ia
Fsma ap de los Lsv Gob,ino naYa
pedidos Europa Agene GensA Fsezs p1m.Io
Lo vend en- PoDc Lnchst O-Eu Mysgnz Osrsced Hem,
nos Co.. Victo OEa Aguadls j. r. rnez-En Ascibo Sn
csSOre Hefnainy Oo-Hn Uagas Hrmauo P Pdgmolar Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

sALrDAs DR OABOTAJn.
Ninguna.
DESPAC ADOS.
NiDguno. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

En- Ia anemia y todas las enfer
me1adea do consunsi0n Ios teElu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
ABELARDO MORALES PERRER
MEDICO C1RUJANO.

Especialista en- las Intermediates
de los ojos.
Ex x,jefe de clinica del Professor
Galegont XII, de Parl,.
Sc ct 'ece al p6blico en- esta Ga.
pital, Gale del Oristo. n6mero 16.
Horas de consulta: de II as.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
sues. ORCAslTAS &C

GxpcTssi ioFsE ds EsFss sss!A. ss loaAs class =
Psoea6sse!ss.
ysstsE Ai par aay9g, csas o. ? 81 islail, ss szs
sz4AN S13R jH 5.*aa J 4A4Lo - Osa "a.
- 'otsi'ss,-.s1al 10 lie is Q.ua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
Subaetss:

Aviso de Ia Admon Gen eral dt
Comunicaciones, de que nos ocu
oaremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
80
s. MELON Y CO,

Axsatas - ls Jompahis ia jsgarOs de VI
da La ggaif&Sivs," Al nAosnistss & Imuo,
tsdorsx Dc fneEosnoias.
Vsntss 81 por msyor 81 detail.
Vsntss ocaSsantss 10 bilEatss ds Ia Lsts Ia
10 Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
41AAS / jIAENEZ. p'a'

Esistls !essessc es 'sEFsss -ss asizralla, sastdo
gsSsras es :. thsa, sxEsss 81 ses ayer 4sAall
sssR 9sskaa ats s;t IRA 3lS9taG 2arajssa pkrs
"a 10 sss.l 4ssas y lsysdsgss, gfs1iss llmltaao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
la PALMESkNk.
82s = ORIALEZA-32E

Depdsito de elegadte. e6lide moderno col.
sado para seharas, caballeros nihos. Espe-
cial!dad de la acreditadG mRroa MARCOS
PIh%As. . Oonstante, uutrlda variada eyie.
t4ucia que Sc rsnuevan irecuentemsnto ven.
tas al p0F mayor msnoF. .--~&lROcg PrauAs. -
spoderad0 general, LgTs RAuRs.
F-e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27

Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-27
ST ENDE.

Joa7Nina Gage rtas Llsnsa.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24

A DISTRESSING OccURRENcE.-Mary
Elizabeth Hedges, the bright and in
teresting little three-year old daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. FL. S. Hedges,
now residing in Moorefield, Hardy
county, W. Va, and granddaughter
of Mrs. Mary Eichelberger of this
city, was frightfully burned about
the face and body on Monday last,
by setting fire to her clothing. While
her mother was in another part of
the house, Elizabeth attempted to
put a stick of wood in the stove,
and in so doing her clothing took
fire, and were nearly consumed be-
fore she was discovered. A tele-
gram received by Mrs. Eichelberger
states that her condition, though
very serious, is favorable to recov-
aru
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24
HISTORIAN BANCROFT DEAD.
A Great and Good American.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-The COM
munity was greatly shocked last
evening by the news that George
Bancroft, the venerable historian, was
dead. 1t had been realized that Mr..
Bancroft could hardly survive much
longer the increasing infrmities in
cident to his old age, but he had been
in cheerful spirits and apparently
better health this year since his re-
turn from Newport than for several
seasons past, so that his death was
sudden and unexpected to all save a
few intimate friends who knew of
the attack of illness which carried
him off. Death occurred at $40
o'clock. The end was quiet and
peaceful, and came after period of
Inconsistencies lasting "a hours. He
was born Oct. Sd, 1900.
In an address of his, which was
given at the third meeting of the
American Historical association, of
which he was President, at Washing
ton, April 81, 1886, and afterward
published in Magazine of American
History for June of the same year,
Mr.. Bancroft wrote, what will now be
read with especial interest and
solemnity, viz:
II was trained to look upon life
here as a session Of labor. Being
more than forescore years old, /
know the time for my release will
soon come. Conscious of being near
the shore Of eternity, await without
impatience and without dread the
reckoning of the hand which will
summon me to rest
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24
COUNTY ROADS.

There is just now, considerable
agitation on the subject of our coun
ty roads and various schemes talked
of for their betterment. That the
matter is of general interest there
can be no question, not more to the
farmer with his over-strained horse
power, broken vehicles and lost
time, than it is to the merchant at
our county seat, who would induce
frequent, and easy access to his stock
of goods, held for sale or exchange.
After fair trial CT our present
system and the expenditure of large
sums of money think there are but
few who would claim that we have
even fair, or reasonably good roads.
An examination of our county ex-
penditures will show that during the
past 10 years our roads have cost us
nearly 100000 in money and an ad.
ditional percentage of free labor that
has been more productive of litiga-
ton and i'll will than it has been oil
benefit to the road.
My proposition that if the tax pay
ers and the county court, would unite
in carful examination and compar.
ison of the labor and money expend
ed, and the results obtained they
would promptly unite in doing away
with the present system, its free
labor, and its small army of super
visors.
Our present annual expenditure
for roads now amounts to from IS
to $4,000 and the end of the year
with the money gone from us, | think
there are but few who can claim thai
we have made any permanent i'm
provement in the roads, enhanced the
value of our property, or made more
comfortable our manner of travelling
Another year has just gone from us
land so has another $10,000), BAG
weather and worse roads once more
meet us at our door, and we mus
need gather around us very large
fund of patience to tide us through
still another year.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-01-24
Howard-"0n The Frontier"

The Howard Athen@um was pack
ed last night by an enthusiastic and
delighted audience, and "On The
Frontier" a sensational and thrilling
drama, was the attaction. The play
was new to Boston, but not so the
leading members of the cast, namely,
Mr.. James M. Hardie and Miss Sara
Won Leer, and others who are we'll
known here, Mr.. Hardie imperson-
ates the role of Jack Osborne. a
mountain hero, and succeeded in
winning from beginning to the close
of the piece the sympathy and plaud
its of the audience. Miss Sara Won
Leer, as Bluefower, came in for
much of the applause. She always
appeared on the scene when the hero
was in danger, and her acting was
justly applauded. The other mem.
bers of the company gave creditable
support. The piece will be given
every night this week, and on We'd
nesday and Saturday Afternoons
Boston Herald.
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Correspondence.
NEW TOWN.
S!.ighing is about over.

Sleighing is about over.
Many persons are complaining Of
severe colds.
Our esteemed neighbor, Mr. John
w. Dailey, is confined to his room.
Mr.. w. Munson and sister were
the guests of Miss Bessie M. Foltz,
last Monday evening.
Mr.. John Kennedy gave an inn
pressive talk. on last Sunday eve-
ming at the church at Bedington.
Mr.. Thomas Sigler Of Rabbitsburg
gave social soiree on Monday last.
From all accounts they had nice
time.
The business outlook for the COM
ing season seems to be fattering in
this county, in consequence OF the
high price of grain and country pro-
duce, and the decline in price Of
necessary household commodities.
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Cry BAND CoNcERr.-The regu-
lar concert of the Martinsburg City
Band took place in the Central
Opera House, on Tuesday night last,
and was supplemented by the attend
ance of the "Choral Society" The
Band was complimented by the
presence of large and appreciative
audience, and this testimonial from
their many friends seemed to have
a magical effect in the rendering of
the brilliant programme. Through
out, the execution was almost fault
less, and Martinsburg can Justly feel
proud of this musical organization.
The "Choral Society,"" acquitted
themselves creditably. The City
Band Concerts merit your presence
and patronage.
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A WHIST PARTY AND "GERMAN. y
Miss Bessie Wood, residing on
South Queen St., this city, gave a
delightful entertainment on Friday
night of last week, in honor of her
guests, Miss Leila Blackboard of
Sharpsburg, Nd, and Miss Jolliffe
of Frederick county, Va. The house
was artistically trimmed with myrtle
and ivy, and the scene was one of
beauty and enchantment. At very
acceptable hour the guests partook
Of delicious supper. Those who
did not participate in the dancing
were pleasantly entertained at cards.
The "German" was led by Mr.. Fout
and Miss Champion.
The young ladies were attired in
attractive toilets.
Among those present were Miss
Goldsborough of Frederick, Nd,
Miss Stacey of Richmond, Va, Miss
es Wiltshire, Miss Baker, Miss Har-
per, Miss Viewer, Miss Champion,
Miss Crane and Miss Eichelberger.
And Messrs. Jas. s. Strider and Ce-
ell Baker of Leetown, and Messrs.
Fout, Henshaw, Harry Baker, A.
Miller, Harry Smith, D. S. and o. P.
Eichelberger.
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A REHEARSAL AND BANoUET.--On
Friday night a week, Prot. G. W.
Clary's Opera Company met for re.
hearsal. After spending several
hours in practicing the classical ora
torio of RUTH the Professor was
given a genuine surprise by being
invited to partake of rich feast,
which had been prepared by his pu-
pills. About forty persons were
served with sumptuous repast, and
for more than an hour "there was a
feast of reason and flow of soul"
Prof. Clary responded to an appro-
pirate toast, and was followed by
several other members with bits OF
pleasantly. The Banquet was a de-
served compliment to the untiring
Professor.