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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

Ia ser elaborado en- ron solo trans.
ourrieron Al horas.
Y para ell uso que convenga al
senor Desrivieres le firmo ell pre-
sente on Oaguas 1 % de Agosto de
1891 p. Borrds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
AV / O.

Sc vende una victoria francesa
y un caballo americano.-Informa-
ran en- Ia Farmaeia de r. CUTLER.
mety.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

So auupcia que ell 90 le! me,
en- curse darSn principle en- ell
Iostituto ] de "a Easefianzs las opo
siciones para los premios de "a
clase,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
Subastas.

Circular de Ia Administration
Central 4 los Administradores
Locales de la | la d,ctando regls.
para Ia cobranzs por el concepto
de Iodustria y Comercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
REEAO.T ERRA
@ MEMCTOG Mgx1xTARG Gg
DE SUHE CLAUDIO. EusTo,,
CRUZ NuMkRO l

. GaAaAaRAs AuFti6S ~ essctoE para IL AFmaaa,
NttEcitoy YoinntsRica -Divisss paER enplssans de
hbclanaA, 0eRFsnE TeI&gEAens. .--pIacaF, etRess--
kfdalla de sadss eisssa Gimtaa para las mlRmasp
Hsessseaskais saFlaH d saaAs eleEas. ~xspAds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
r. ALUN$U. ssquiaa ( 3. Jalto''

K0xo9EAY0 On La sgAL asa.
esH Mtulo hsRosihce per 8. NJ. si7sy. Prsmiado
esH 2sdsllA de plata RaAci6z saRoriHrA.
Hacs psrao1alRsRta tods clsss de 'strSte on su
duevs HssahlsciMieHte TpriMsEc sR 90 sisse1 de Q
10 is maaaRa q Aaala tRsds, ASErs - dis este
unhlsda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
MOvIMIBNTO DE BUQUEs.
RETRADAS DE TRAvEsfA.

| De Barcelona y escalas, vap esp
Herman Oort6s," de 2 112 tonela
das, cap. Jose Rodriguez, a Rubert
Hermanos 500 cajas higos, csjs
conservas. Gonzalez y Aopso
100 latas piment6n, 100 serones
ajos, IS ST arroz, 80 Fl papas. Her
naiz y comp, 81 tejldos. Scrs dc
Bordoy y comp, 2 pape y otros
NJ. Alvarez y comp, 4 G tejidos
Scrs de Orcas.ta y comp, GO tell.
dos, l calzado. Egozcue y Clos,
500 Q jab6n, 100 fds papel, 5 Q IL
bros. Scrs de @ Masjusn y comp,
muebles. T. Oividane3 = comp,
200 Q jab6n. Vicen,e y comp, 500
jab6n, 25O srns al ,s. J. 7. Silva,
"A aceite, "a pasta, 10I4 vino,
100 s[ arroz. Lopez Vlllamll s. 90,
70 81 arroz, 80 Q plpas. s de Es.
quiaga, 140 ST arroz, 149 ST papss,
30 aceite. Scrs de j. Hernaiz y
comp, 4 fds, Z tejidos. Vlllar
Fabian y comp, 3 tejidos. M. Ro.
man y comp, Is aids morteros, l
81 l brl, 4 jlas, l quiucalla. Men.
dizabal y comp, tejidos. B. 81
monet, tejidos, l G embatidos.
Ahumada y comp, 1 O., 2 fls teji
dos. Piza Hmns, 2 c caIzado y
otros. A. Mayol y comp, 10 balas
papel. Font J Vidal, IL c, 4 fds
GejIdos. Lentini y comp, 2 per-
fumerias. P. NOEL y comp, pie
les. Barcel6 y Perujo, I'd tejidos
Ohavarri y comp, l G alpargatas, 9
ids, 10 tejidos, 100 clavos, 2 c
parsguas. Zalduondo y Vale, s
}, 4 fls tejidos, 6 fds pspel. J. Pc
la, 15 c, 2 fds tejidos. l.. Duplace,
4 papel. A. Oabanas, l tejidos.
\. Lynn Scra. de Morris, 81 papel
Palacios y comp, l objetos de pla
"a. S. de Luins y CO mp, 3 ids cor.
chos, 20 anis siglo, 6 C aqua mi
ueral, % 81 srroz. Sierra y comp,
L alcantor, 3 PIP vino, 80 auis es
oarchado. Rotulado, l G varlos. A
IA Orden naroas: A. L., 13 Q papel
B. X, 81 srns ajos. L. L., l GAIA
libros. P, % stns ajos.
De Liverpool, vapor espa6ol
''Euskaro," de 500 to1elad As, ca
pitan ZAbala, q VJande y comp, 10
pqtes muestras. j. Pena y cemp,
9 sombreros, G, IL ids tejidos.
la!duOndo y Vale, rs fds, Z 9 to-
jidos. Cerecedo Hmnos y comp,
IL vino. Font y Vidal, 2 9, 4
ids tejidos. Ahumada y comp, l
9, 8 fds tejidos. Scrs de Orcasita
7 comp, Is G, SO tds tetejidos. Scrs
lie Jose Hernaiz, 6 fds, tejidos,
A Ia Orden marcas 8. j., 1000 81
arroz.
BNrRADAs DR oABoTAJs.
B ira. esp. Buenaventura," de
vieques.
Col esp "Petrs," de Arecibo.
8ALIDAS DH TRAVA6tA.
Para Habans Y escalas, vsp esp
"Hugo," despachado por Sobrinos
de Elquiaga, con carga de transito.
Para New York, berg amer "Ru-
oy," despachado por Fiulsy Bro
Ghers, con 10 bocoyes, 3 barriles,
1869 81 azdcar con 265,6S9 kilos.
SALIDAs DE CABOTAJE.
Col esp. "Olementina de Mana
IT," para Arecibo.
Col. esp "Hortensia," para Sto
Domingo.
Col espanola "Ooraz6n de Jesds,"
para Manati.
DESPAOHADoS,
Para Habana y escalas, vsp esp
"Euskaro," despachado por VUan-
lie 8 %.
Vap. esp. "Aviles," para Arecibo
y ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

| L clE'.
, e pEograma de la fiesta artistic
es Sc ecto. Hello 8quf
Primera parte.
Sinfonfa por la orq1esta.
ROssini -Romanza Guillerm
Tell", para cAnto y pisno
Beriot -(a) Andante, (b) ALE
gro del 7o Concerto para violin
piano.
II. Joung -" L4sciatemi moril'
r mama para canto y piano.
H. Vieurtemps. - Morciau d
Concert -, para violin y piano.
Segunda parte.
Sinfonia por la orquelta.
Ardih.-"I Ardita," walls pari
canto y piano.
Beriot.-Para violin y piano. Es
cena Ballet, (a) Introduction, 10
Allegro, (c) Vals final.
| Isenga.-"La moza de temple
Oanci6n espanola.
| W,eniawSki.- (a) Leyenda, %,
Berceuse. (Faur6)
Bien venidoS. .-Hemos tsnido el
gusto de saludsr en- esta Imprents
4 nuestros disti1guidos amigos J
correligionarios los sen ores Sarria,
| Aparicio Ion JOSEF y Arriets, de
Vieques, Adjuntas y Camuy res
pectivamente.
Sean bien venido', y les reitera-
mos e. testimonio de nuestra afec
tuosa consideration.
81 sefor Bonafoux. .-Ha dado q
la Imprenta en- Madrid una noveIa
con ell tftulo de Ei AUispero.
GEL Resumen," de la Oorte, pu-
5lica un capftulo de El Arispero.
Rstrsta. - Pfograma de la de
hoy, martes, por la banda de Colon;
10 Pasodoble 81 Coronel-va
lero.
2 Plegaria y duo de La nuera
Vestal -Mercadante
8 Gran potpourrit El Ferroca-
rril, Zavesual
4 Walls alemAn, Au1 bords du
Rhin je pense d toi-Strauss,
5 Coup!ets de Nina PGncha a-Ro-
mea y Va!verde.
6 Seis sapateado -Campos.
Desgracia. -Anoche puso fin d
sus dias, disparandose IN tiro, el
Gnardis Municipal Jose Oaneiro.
Iynoranse las ca1sas ocasionales
de esta sensible desgracis.
D os haya tenido piedad del alma
del infeliz.
Bisn venidos.-Hsmos tenido ell
gusto de saludar en- esta Imprenta
/ los spceoiab!es seno.es y amigos
Labadle y Simo Marrero, de Aqua
lila y Manatl respectivamente.
Les reiteramos nuestro afectuoso
saludo, deseandoles felicidades.
.Vacantes.-Lo estan: en- Ciales,
a Secretaria Municipal; en- Sail
mas, la Escuela rural del barrio de
Lapa; en- Aguada, una plaza de
Guardia Municipal; una idem idem
On M ,ca; en- Loiza, la plaza de Me-
dico Tltular.
V6ase la Gaceta de hoy.
Sc fu6,-Ha partido para Sto Do
mipgo la troupe de Pauline Delga-
10.
Felicidades le deseamos.
Gel Canon. Este colega de
Osyey ha suspendido su publica-
ci6n por unos cuantos dfas.
Asi 10 anuncia.
La Emulsion de Scott es un re-
curso de mueha ventsjs en- ell ra-
Qultismc, la escrofulosis y afeccio-
mes pulmonares cr0nicas.
El infrascrlto, doctor en- Medic,-
IA y Oirujfs, Medico de la CASA de
Salud Auxilio M1tuo, de San Juan
de Puerto Rico.
Certif1co: Que la Emulsion de
aeeite de higado de bacalao 6 hi
pofost1tos de cal y de soss, de los
senores Scott y B4wne, de Nueva-
York, constituye por sus oompues-
tos y por la excelencia de su pre-
paracion IN recurso medico de
mucha ventaja en- el tratamiento
del raquitismo, de la escrotulosis y
de las afecciones pulmonares cr6-
nicas.
Y para que asi conste & quien
conveuga y para satisfaction de
los senores precitados, expido la
presente en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, q % de Mario de 1887.
DR.. J. E. Saldaila.
uoh1o Ia n;n1n;. Ann~nn 1oIla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
ARMAs Y JIMENEz. ''"

Nssahlsc. .aisats d fsFrsttPiay aniacaIIa ,suFIdo
gsRsFaisR siEans, vaRtAs 81 PCT mayer y detail
IeRss !sdFa plknttca PsFsiand para
tamqa Sslaibas v lava&sEas. PEscIoa nzItsdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
FRkkcIFC0 FONT

TAN1A ., ESQUINA FORTALELA
Oomeroiaute imrortador Gran sur.
lido de conservas. vinos y licores. Uni
co importador de los vinos del afamado
cosechsro don Eustssio Sierra de Ale
son (RiWa) Vsntas por mayor y de.
tall.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
0AcETA d. HOY.

Real Decreto conmutando 10
pena de muerte impuesta por Ii
Audiencia dc Ponce { Nicolas
Pav6n, CIaudino Casiano y Mica.
sio Chavarlia por ID de cadens
porpetua.
Psiyilsgios de- inyenei6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

17.-TETUAE-I7.
9smsFeIaRtss iMvastaissss Dc tsSs sIss, as
msTeaReias.
9Esa rsrsido dsisasrsrss Psasn
k5aaaAS al bef
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

SA N 1ON "A L..
Mlercoles, 9.-Sant, Maria dc
Ia Cabezs.
Jdeves, 10. San Nicolas de
ToIentino, ermitano y confesor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
AVISOS.

Vap. esp. "Ramon de LarrInaga
Debe haber salido de Liverpoo
con destino & este, el dia 20 de
pasado mes.
Vap esp. VERACRUZ.
Seg1n cablegrama reciOido DO
sus consignatarios, hn salido el ex.
presado vapor del puerto de Oadiz
con destino a este, ell dia 81 de
mes proximo pasado, hacienda es
Gala en- Canarias.
s. de Ezqulaga.
vap. esp. GADITANO.
Oafgado en- Gresnock y Liver.
pool, 'ha sido despachado para este
y los de Cuba, hacia ell % lei pa
sado mes.
Vap. esp. EUSKAR0.
Debe haber salido ell l5 dei pa.
sado de Liverpolo, para este puer-
to. contfnuando viaje para HA5ans,
Mataazai }, Oardenas, Santiago de
Ouba y Oienfdegos.
Oonsignatarios, Vjanl' y %.
Vap esp. HERMAN CoRTeS.
Procedente de Barcelona y es-
calas, Sc espera en- este puerto del
1 al 6 del corriente mes. Term NADIA
~ descarga seguira para Maya
Siez, Ponce, Matanzas, Hsbaua y
Oienfuegos, para cuyos tres a.
timos puertos admlte cargs y pasa-
je.
Oonsignatarios, Rubert IT~rma-
q os.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
DR.. J. E. SaldaRa.

Habla la ciencia.-Acerca della
efcaoia terapeutica de la Zarzapa.
rrilla y de las Pildoras de Bristol,
contra gran n1mero de enfermeda
des en- que he empIeado estos dos
especi6coS, durante mi larga prac-
tica, no pue 10 menos de manifes-
tsrles que ambos preparados CO.
responder & So fama.-Malaga.-
Luis Oriado y Leon, M. d.
En- nuestra prActica professional
hacemos frecuentisimo uso de am.
Oos especiticos, por ser uuo de los
medios mas podentes con que po-
demos luchar contra multitu1 de
Intermediates que resisten tenaz
mente a calquiera otro habitual.
mente empleado. e. ConsigIieri
Alcazar, NJ. D. - Joaquin SOuve.
ron, M. d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
i0A VALE Ora. IT, ls .:u. .;:SS!n.
Ia PALMESANA.
82.-FORTALEZA.-32s

0ep6Sito de elegante, s6lido y moderno cal
sado para se6eras, caballeros nl6os. Espe.
ctaldad de la acreditada marca NJ RCOS
t,o,a Io 40 oonssHuSes ns nSsr.ua ; varada ex's'
tas al por mayor y msnor.-NARoos PrE1Ae.-
apoierado general, LUls RASTxR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

Sinfonfa por la orq1ests.
ROsSini -Romanza GuillermC
TelI", para cAntO y piano.
Beriot -(a) Andante, (b) Ale
gro del 79 Concerto para violin J
piano.
N. JouRg -" Lasciatemi MORN"
r mama para canto y piano.
II, Vieurtemps. - Morciau de
Concert y, para violin y piano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09
RfVISTl CONERCIlL

DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS.
OperaCiones durante los
dlas 7 y 8 de Septiembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

cantsn y violinista Sra. De Luisa
Tefz'.
El pEograma de la fiesta artistica
es Sc ecto. Hello aquf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-09

Oafgado en- Greenock y Liver
pool, 'ha sido despachado para este
y los de Ouba, hacia ell % lei pa
sado mes.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-18
STRANGE TALES.

In some languages, notably the Japan
ese, there is no word for kiss
A Philadelphia lady who had lost the
key to II valuable casket arose and found
it during her sleep
A colored woman at Chester, Pa, ap-
piled to local magistrate for law that
would prevent neighbor froi, placing
a hoodoo spell upon her
Westyille, Ind, has a cow which
queuches her thirst at the village pump,
tossing the handle OF the paup with hnJ
horns unit! sUidaieut water lows for her
needs
Alta Polish wedding in WHcon .1
after the feast the p4t#s wagaa.Iw.sl.l
aud placed upright aaa raa~.l mt
pcl.rI with su,r dollars 0y ,aa guests
til all were broken I W.ra uu
conventional presents. .ut .m wmwI.
tiou acaru lYjA.y us,.4.. ..l.a
nearly 900
m Wau.u.1urE .. ..t
ming calculate. H.. .. '."
hour WORK. l.." #
ordinary ... .'H
u.H. .. ..
...I..
Ill limo ly Ioalias a
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-18
TALES or Til TURF

The American trotting n" Polly won
e4,35O in Englih h money in European
trotting races last season.
In trotting race in Eaglaa1 lately be,
tween Bonny Boy and Or E Toauy, the
rider of Gray Tommy feilaalwa5 killed
Anteeo, one Of Eloct.5aer's sons, re-
Gently sold for $JJ,0JJ, the highest price
ever paid at auction for a hore Several
days later Anteeo was resold for $4,000
Michael Dwyer asrnrchased the great
Kingston from his brother Philip, who
secured him for $50, coo ut the s4ie Of the
Dwyers' stable. The consid- ion was
SCI, 600 worth Of Brooklyn Jockey club
stock.
Ossian's death and burial at sea was q
source of general regret TIanspor,a-
tion by sea nowadays is noaa Of the best
for valuable horses, and O5slan met the
same fate as did Blue Gown and other
great horses before him.
A turf authority says: Make your
stables as pleasant and comfortable as
you can for your horses, and you will
never regret having done SO. Your
horses will last longer and be more gery-
iceable for having good quarters and
good care"
A mare mule in the corral of Timothy
Dwyer, Of Wyoming, is said to have Il
piebald colt by a gray brUucao stallion.
1t was loaled last June, ana has the
L. l L ! =
dam A similar case occurred at San
Jose, Cal, in 1860
The dam Of Little Brown jug, 2:119
had in all nineteen f0als, Of which two
died and four We're mules, OF the re-
naming thirteen only six were trained
They are Lii le Brown Jas. 2:ll+; Btowa
Hal. 2:l2l; Cooper's jug, t.lal, -; 5il-
yer jug, 2.3j, trotlla-; Directors jug.
trial, 2:Jl, aud geldius, naae unknown.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-18


Senator N.W' ." strong
imported ".s
Toe pprg. OF I.. d. sr. C..
claims 70 l-re .a..l ..... sd. oas F...
ting.
Johr Jacob 1-to~. +. g.. VII r..-,.
vIon lis g.t-r Gfzs. ~ on. ..
20 ooo o,l u y.
:, ,,,.,,. ,- =. r ,,....... ........
49, n"J' tla " ',t. lr,,.-r Go - w..
oIose,,. oro,,., f., f,. mi ...,-.., .,....,
James l. aye senator f9t' 't'ga
Dakota sawed Wool TO p'J n's way
through cole8e i1e i u l''''l' l'ol'.'.'s','
PROFESSOR I,l, oa, u - '.' -'io.,. l,.'.t t'
mas gwen T'''oyo 70 VIZ '''.oyi' .''' '".
tne tGacnins u Sp7e0H 70 ''9 ""-''o "'
Ne" orN'
Senator Blice las been elected q tr1s.
tee of the Ohio Archaeological and His
torical society," to MI the vacancy oae1-
stoned by the resignation oi sA.1fesi'lat
Hayes.
Gen. Grant died at G9, aau.'an at II,
Hancock at C2, Meade at IS, Logan Co.,
Hooker go, Thomas II, Laa g. HaEg g.,
Pemb7rton 63, Hwtoe %, Pickett %,
and Gen Sherman Il.
Senator Wolcott, of Colorado, has at
tanned new distinction. lie has ldl
the FIRST Wen developed case Of g3uJ O. 10
h,e ooc,,,.r,a1 IN tha TTptta1 C4tt,a 4sa,.,.n
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-18

" EO0HNCf SUEY, ,"
ATr. HEARsE.

.a. arrived from Boston, making next
.o . q i.hrst rup On rtrnri She is
m ing uut her avg in splenaid condi-
lipu V ha- brought for
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

The Fourth of July the day we ccle-
brate as the anniversary of the birth of
American Independence, is drawing
near, and Roanoke is preparing to celc
brate it in the good oldtime way.
Roanoke never does things by halves,
and, with Col. S. S. Brooke at the head
of an energetic committee in charge of
the arrangements for that day, it is GER
tain that Roauoke's celebration will be
rousing success.
President Harrison on his recent tour
OF the country was convinced that the
old flag is respected by the men who
wore the grey. We're that palatial
train to dash through Roanoke next
Saturday the President, looking from
his magnificent observation car, would
behold as enthusiastic and patriotic a
demonstration in memory Of the heroes
that gave us this great Rep ublic in
Roanoke as could be seen from birds
eye view OF the whole country on that
day.
Roanoke is 4 child of the new South
that has forgotten dead issues of the
past, and it is fitting that her citizens,
who hail from every part of our COM
munity, should unite in celebrating the
greatest day of modern times.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
vINTON.

Isaac Huff is erecting very fine
residence one milo east of Vinton on
the Bonsack road. We will be glad to
welcome him as one of our citizens.
The Old Dominions," from Vinton, a
nine composed mostly of boys, went to
Fincastle Saturday and played ball.
The game was close to tho beginning OF
the seventh inning, the score standing
each. When the Vinton boys scored
two more runs and at the close of the
game the score stood IL to in favor OF
the "Old Dominions." We hope 10 sec
the Fincastlc boys at Vinton soon.
Rev. DIR. Flippo organized the Baptist
Church here Sunday afternoon with
seventeen members and work will begin
soon on their church, which will cost at
least $1,000.
Rev =. Ii. Whisncr preached very
interesting sermon last night at the NJ.
Il. Church.
DIR. j. L. Stone was in town yesterday.
John Long, who had badly sprained
ankle by falling down fight Of stairs
at Hotel Bedford, Is on the streets
again.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Mimic
Gum was out driving, when the ponies
became frightened ard ran away. They
soon broke loose from the surrey, and
Miss Gum, with admirable courage,
held on to the lines and was dragged
across the dummy line before she sue
ceeded in stopping the ponies. She was
considerably bruised by the accident.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
An Object of yenoratlon.

Nose Schaumburg and his clerk, Ike
Silverstone, were walking on Austin
avenue last Sunday when they met
Solomon Schwindlemeyer, who is not
on good terms with Nose Schaumburg.
Silverstone took off his hat very polite
ly, whercupon Nose said angrily:
''Vat ish den dot, Mister Silvers.onco
You vas my CLERK. and you takes off
your hat to n man who has schwindled
me my money oudt."
81 dalScs off my hat to anybody who
ish able to schwindle you, Mister
Schaumburg. I have great reverence
for any man who vas schmart enough
to schwindle Nose Schnumburg. Dot
is w dakes my hat off to Mister
Schwindlemeyer. lie vas Napoleon
of finance. "-TeXas Siftings.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
Henry C. Genre Dead.

WAsnINGToN. June 29.-lSpecial =
Henry G. Fence died at his residence in
this city yesterday. Mr.. Zener was at
the time of his death 80 years of age and
had for nearly two years past been in
charge OF the desk of the appointment
clerk of the letter carriers division Of
the Postoiiice Department.
He was for nearly six years In the
railway mail service and for a large
part OF the time was head clerk on the
route between Washing ton and Weldon,
and Washington and Wilmington. He
was native of Fredericksburg, Va,
and was 4 son of EX-maYor Zener. now
deceased, of that place, and was a
brother of EX-Congressman Judge James
Il. Iencr, of the Fredericksburg, Va,
district. Mr. Iener, during the late
war, served in the Confederate army
and was private in BraXton's battery.
fredericksburg artillery.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
BETTER TIMES COMING.

In yesterdays New York journal of
Finance eight leading brokers of Wall
street expressed their views of the
financial situation. All of them are
hopeful OF the outlook
Their expressions Indicate that
money is already easy in New York and
London, and that with fine crops
throughout the country will come re-
Moved activity and general prosperity.
One of the most significant OF the
interviews is that of IIasklns Il Co.,
who say:
money is SO plentiful in Wall street
that it is practically unlendable so far
as call loans arc concerned.
at has rarely happened that a con-
tinuance of an easy money market for a
compile of months caused the banks and
other moncy-lending institutions to put
out time money on terms reasonably
favorable to the borrower.
"a period of dullness is sure to be fol-
LEVIED by period of activity sooner or
later. and it would seem that thu state
OF general business must show marked
Improvement in the near future, and
that the next period of activity in the
stock market will be characterized by
higher prices and bring better times"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
To Increase Engineers, Paw.

NORFOLK, Va, Jane go Special +
Grand Chief L. NJ. Arthur, of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
who is supposed to have been appointed
by the council in session at Portsmouth
to confer with the Norfolk and Carolina
officials in regard to an increase in the
rates of pay of that roads engineers,
had conference with the officials to-
day. reporter was told at the Office
that the demand was likely to be
granted, and another conference would
be held tomorrow. Inc road pays
three different rates. one for local, one
for passenger and one for freight.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
The Articles of Organization and Regula-
ton Against Fusion.

The Articles of Organization and Rcgula-
ton Against Fusion.
MILwAUKEE, Wis, June ao.-ISpc-
cial The constitution and bylaws as
revised and changed by Secretary Schil-
ling, of the new Peoples party, were
made public to-day. The articles call
for the organization and regulation of
local clubs to be conducted under the
auspices of the national body. Stated
meetings shall be held by every club.
The presidents shall be elected at
each meeting. Any citizen of the town
or county may become member by
signing'the declaration of principles and
the platform of the body and plcdging
himself to unequivocal support of the
principles as enunciated. Any member
who makes a motion TO endorse a candi-
date or to enter into fusion with any
other political party, shall immediately
cease to be member of the club and of
the new party.