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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06

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Sc pulVerlZan prlmerO muy bi6n ell carbon,
81 azufre, el satre la resina, SO amasan
con Ia disolucion del fasforo en- alcohol Guam
do el conjunto Sc ha teducido al estado de
pasta homog6nea, Sc forman Dolas que se de-
secan completamente. Estas bOlas se infla-
man, en- tai estadO Sc arrOjan en- las madri-
gueras, y con sus gases Sc Inatan en- POGO
tempo los daninos animaIes refugiados en-
elias.
Leemos en- IN colega extrangero
La ciencia progresa En- Nueva-York Sc
esta empleando ca contra de Ia tuberculosis
un liquido diferente de la linfa de Koch, con
resultados bastante lisonjeros.
Las NOOedadeS, de aquella ciudad, de dom
de tomamOs la nOticia, agregan que Ell lfquido,
cuya apEcaci0n SIC debe al doctor White, tiene
81 mismO aspecto que la linfa descuberta por
el professor aleman y la misma eonsistencia, ell
orc es SUI principal componente produce
identica reacci0n cuandO Sc aplica hipOd6rini-
camente q los enferlnos del terrible NAL
Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT ha lladO los mas
bg5lE0aateS yesWttGd0s ca 81 tratamiento de Ia
Igs5S Pss1Ns0Nny, no deja duda que sus efectos
son SOypge2ade1atea dtI1gSrables en- favor de los
eglferNsOs tnbeYcWl0s0S
La Union, Salvador, Enero its de 1888.
Sres. SCOTT BOVINE, NeW- Ork.
Muy Sres. mi0s: TongO ell quito de mani
fostarl6s que en- cuatro amos de practica pro-
tesl0nal ne aanllnlstTaQo L. Emulalon cue usT
teaes prepaEan, v nle l1a aadc loa mas brilIanr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06
FotografIa en"." prosa
DE GALES
( Pintura ]

Prepare el elnegativo. Es para ella, 81, para es-
tampar en- el cristal su lindfsima imagen.
Mas, dh------ quiero Ell CRYSTAL, Este tan
solo me da contornos, sombra luz. No; vengan
los pinceles, venga una magica paleta dc purlsi-
mos cOlOres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06
ANAGRAMA
DedicGdO q Ia SrtG. AmpGrO 1laStorezl.
AQUf EsTA BELYN

Formar con las anteriores palabras ell nom
bre y apellido de una simpatica amiga q quien
| aprecio mucho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06

81 C0SC1S q1te Sc 6Y6CONsIe91dJ72 ELL BUEN
GUsTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de la Capital.
Pyopiet0riO j. Apellaniz, San Justo MI
nero 16-Perfumerfa extra superior Sc admi-
ten abonados. Esmero y limpieza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06
FUGA DE CONsONANTEs

E..u.ia, Que Q. "a LEILA
90 "a lea, u. lea,
"a. 70 .O..e.e u. ..u.O.
10 q a.ue. .ue "a .u.,i.a
"a .i..u. Q. 90 8, lie
.ue g. lilo a..o.o .e .a.a,
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06

81 quiere usted conservar, blanca, limpiay
brillante su dentadura, use siempre los P01UoS
de9stGles del Doctor Salicrup. Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06
90 AQUT Z
A,A,F, F,L,I,N,o,o,P,R,s,s.

Puntos en dOnde Sc vende Tia CORRESPONDENT
CIA DE PUERTO-RICO
TIENDA de d. EneteliO 0ehUa plazuela
lie San lose 8 en- el
KI0sK0 de la Marine Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06

EoRFA1azAa q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
The Crop Report.

AUGUSTA. Me-. Sept. 6-The crop bulletin for
August Of the Maine State Board OF Agrioul-
ture was issued to-day. The potato crop is a
bountiful one without except ion. and is tho
largest ever before produced in tho State in a
single year. In tho great potato producing
county OF Aroostook tho crop is IS per cent,
above that OF last year. and last years crop
was much tho largest grown in the county.
The quality OF the yield Is perfect. and In every
way satisfactory. The growth OF corn has
been heavy. but tho crop is slightly
later than the average. and one or two weeks
moro OF favorable weather Is required TO
place 1t In full ripeness and beyond the reach
OF FROST 1t Is rs per cent. above the average.
The promise OF the crop Ia SO per cent. better
than last year and 10 per cent better than tho
average. Grhin is bountiful crop throu ghout
tho State without distinction OF kind or
locality. Vsiy little wheat is sown. Tho yield
OF carly iruitis nearly or quito up to that OF
last year but with wide variation in differ.
snt limited localities. Tho winter fruit IL not
nearly as plentiful and he Baldw Is esreci.
ally short and but one-hslf OF the crop OF last
year Winter fruit Is returned - about rs Dor
cent. OF the yield Of 1890.
BOSTON. Sept. 5-Tho August crop bulltne
OF tho Massachusetts, State Board OF Agricul-
ture indicates an average crop OF Indian corn.
Rowen will be less than an average. while the
general outlook Tor potatoes Is good. Dairy.
ing seems to have boon as profitable on tho
average as usual. 1t seems 10 he the general
ly expressed opini"u OF darymen that tho
manufacture and sale OF oleonargarine seri.
ously affects dairy interests. A portion OF tho
tobacco crop has been harvested In good con.
dition. Much Of it has been sold In the held at
unusually good prizes. Favorable weather for
har, esting and curing 10 anxiously looked for
by tho growers.
CHICAGO. Sept 6.-Vesssls wore chartered
here yesterday to carry l.750.000 bushels Of
grain to Buffalo. Not only were all the boats
now In port taken by the grain shippers, but
nosrly all the nest to arrive here next week
were also chartered In the rush. Every vessel
on the great lakes not tied down by contracts
for next week was called for. and still tho ship
pers wanted more. Rates were advanced to
the basis OF ,hres cents on corn anu 81. cents
on wheat Tho rush Was understood to be
owing 10 lhe fact that the corn clique who had
largely sold their holdings for October ship
ment from New York, decided that it WAS now
time to GET 1t -tarte u from Chicago
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 5.-The tobacco plant
srs hsrsabout have rarely had SO profitable q
season. the tobacco crop being enormous and
OF particularly hne quality. OF wheat aud
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F,sf':a :asG s;1e' sep. ssis o 81
m.nd sSnss!s .,aSSsh ,!' a.
1%.a sis' - r. .cs
ists e
S:s' *: ~ ~ ~ ;s 1s &
S more .s.ivs ..ss so. Vsosd. New mess ~
s;7 ' and I'D .a:s: :.s!. PRIME
rat. .:'s'' q Sss fu'1f! sl:a bellies. s'st
s5:S ,SsSSsI 1sssse G S.s f!s
i S9s.ssa hogs .aay i SER. pig. bs.t
S p.sH:s f Family T Ss .a sOs's
SO rce for Ind. mess Beef ham. lower q. sue
s's snH,s M e"e.
S..:. 4.,h SS9l .o S.m =. ~ ,'f tu
S ssa., d..
"S sS.s s q .s sr
s. ;:I .s e; s ss la, HE
Wheat wa. au AID es.i.r shipper. and os a miisrs
: :ts: 1s:F.s ssE1:
s si% S:ss -. sp,:%
S.ms s1"ss s
n1 s os ia s .s "n.
Quoted. Western @is.a !!s77c:: d. y.io~. 7,ss.e
Ss.'s M : sae.s
aSsasa nsns s?' .
3osc for September ani 6c Tor ''ctober; and tn.
s" mixed at $50. in elevator aye more
1 wG.a co:. ..% red winter for s.p
,elnD.r .,n;; October sIoe;.; Hovsm.sr sl;G-ss:
u Sc November, tjlsr. D.c.uorr 5aLc January.
,.as. Nay 9; s M No. " %:d io SF Sep Sep
TENDER 3sc octoh-r. 3sc.
"shorts to cover stimuiAtrd by Te"i or rrazian ad
wees partially bett,r European markets. and an i'm
u
nrm.r NJ I5ash Sale. 900 bags closing steady with
sellers =, tn. following prices:
September IL lar December. Ia 1oc arch. IL 80
October l4.l5c January. l2Mc
November. iA:pc February ..l.Sc
The spo. market va. ouie, Ia steady; Rio quoted
lore Marscaibo. I'd o.: Laru.yra TAG iac !:
ssvan,I. ,-!le Mexics. - ,s2I s., ..n,rs Amer,
SUGAR Ac-futures were dull. but ste All, no sales.
cess oi g; s:a
for ps.em,er The spot msrks. continue. trm put
!erday OF 1000 a;s ..utritux.I. o.. test. AZ zoos
ss, eus:. .:se"s ou, s'sn
White is'as!se I:lio-. ,sas s,,o ao,..ss.
choice to fancy 26ssoc kc. steady. Quoted: Domes
Ne Sa,%. TO ." eiats. Ksoa 90 ~ re
Patna .lssi4c. Japan 4''a,~c.: Java 4A4a5c
NAVAL >roRKs-sprirs turPsn,ins was quiet and IN
Rosin withou, change 40 dull 9ue!ed: common 10
:Sse ''' :i:s' a, f''.i':S H.
To- a,% s. rfes an q
: .T III s5i
a2uc. Crude. in bills $3.50 bulk, &c. SaphhA $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
The sales o. mining stocks at tbs Now York
Consoli iatsd Stock aud Petroleum Exchange
Electric Stock Quotations.
mon. Sept o.-Ths latest electric stock Quotations

Ls total transactions were 400 shArIA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

SATURDAY. Sept h-FtnrR AND MEAl-fhs market 70
very dull and prices are weak and unsettled Quoted:
sss: 20 ? extra IS zoe u eU Mol ezra 81 iseSke6;
clears stA4sts So straiehts ~ iOs$a N; patents.
sxtrsA S,i"tSSh w.. Rye nout y bb.-supernne. en2!
,3l Corn meal n b-&S sO0S1 % for western ana
SisS4 o5 for Brandy vine.
Coifo>-futurss open d buovant and so remained
throughout the day closing steady at 10 to II points
advance from Yesterday q closing prices The ouoyan'
psetsdy stronger report from ivsrpoo hut mainly
The exceptionally ubtavoraUs crop reports tor the past
market as slightly lower, and January toid atsNl9
ssute in Huss, Esseipts At tho ports for the week
are estimated At 900 BALES TIE weather Souh was
ply OF American cotton IL more than double that OF
sis ice do Cult. a4c THO following are tho details
Of Tho {uturea with sae OF 30 40 la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

The Ssx York Central sp5ssn n for 1891 in.
town and Ogdensburg Railroad.
The Rio Granie Western Railroad Company
reports gross earnings Tor ihe year ending
June 30 Of t2.3i6. ISL. an Increase OF s72S. 1907
las. s' YEAR and net ea' an Increase Of
$3.50 Other income. s3O.96s. makes total
aenas ss :nas q a"s
ssainst sli5.oiS Tor the previous year. ~'' ~
The lesses's annual report for the year ended
9 ns snd Msrn
Companys system shows: Gross earnings.
t4pS S5 net
$lG2. 5S3: net income. $l.s32569.
The q the Chcsso and Eastern
las. Year ' 1900 WOO '''' D'' Wv 10
Tho amount Of ~ p cent. bonds presented
psr.nent aud sISlsSo wsrs rectissi 4 The
NJ. total aGf o aso uE Sf IS.
amount OF =. cent; bonds continued at 2
Tr.ssur s nov tods
4. = cent cent bouds In trns, for nifty ma ma:
interest IN these bonds ceased on the al inst.
they arc not now available for this, purpose.
iorney General IN a recent opinion, requires
the deposit of',intertst bearing honds" to se-
ss.r ct ns Sn %ho Sa.
to deal harshiy With. the banks in QUESTION.
call their attention to the law in the case.
The receip,s from customs for the week were
toia o. AGAINST s5sSs2 last
xsr ~! and making tho total since July 1. so2-
Sill. 5h4. l29; Ieceivsd during tho week for rs-
demption. l.O54.l55 amount reissuod. 3577.-
Ss "a: 10 q
notes s37.e4s.ssS. an increase OF $4,000 for
TFs:S5, e.sas .os compare With those Of
Gel. col. and .e,,,.. .,S s.,
Legal ssndsrs including '''0'"'-' 5000
Treasury notes ......."... Isss2aa+ i+7sesss
Totals. 74Iss5 1i53. ss7, 10
Deposits; in H. national banks. s1e.44s,7s2
addition to the foregoing the Treasury reports
silver bullion purchased under tho act Of July
against ,Re same @ Of Shish saS
l2!.22l are outstanding.
Money y Il, IN L ndon !, Gent Rate Of dis;
t6rs. n months bills. - een'. Amount 90" Of
bullion ,o gone ns0 ihe Bank Of Ensand Q, bsl
on London at IS francs 80. centimes. 'A'
e22l.00O City OF Columbus. ohio. 6 a cent
street improvement bonds. subject to call ons
year from date "a numerical order as taxes
accumulate. These bonds are Il direc. city
obligation. and have the further security Of q
lien upun the AUDITING properly.
An Interim dividend proportionate to the
dates ~ payment unon the shares OF the New
York Boiling and Packing Company. Limited.
has been declared out Of the earnings OF the
compan, up to July ! last; At thu rate OF s :.
cent. nor annum on the preference shares and
10 = cent per annum on the ordinary shares,
payable on Oct. l.
Consoli lated Stock aud Petroleum Exchange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
Erie LINES,

Direct route to Pnsssic, Paterson. Tuxedo New.
Lake ii"nesdae. scranton. bingham ton, klmra
ing Watkins Glen Bath hammondsport Avon SPRING.
.K Sas.1.
!wssa YORK Gh'e.so So Change 'a ~ cara
Az enchanting panorama of mountans forests. and
Streams Through trains leave New York foot of
less other wise shown, from West sd ST.: VII
q On NJ tsiiy-Nia Niagara tks and Chautau.
ia! Lake raEIor car New York to Buffalo.
IM I'm n.iismv..,iSus limited 81 SOLID sr.sfS
car 20 chicago sleepers to chicago Cleveland and
$50 sssG' .s :.HT 70.
Tor to Port Jervs Through saturday for Mon.
6OO.M 1Hy ns I.r ,T, init to Ghss.a va Mag
to tSrx q K'che s Toronto; andrh'caEo w.,
$50 az. r.. SoI ia cScaS a.s Sas
DyKi LEEvis1 Week T.ys.i'!a A. NJ t2sa s...,
sFn sfs i, s s:orA ~ ss' + III s"n".''-s NJ,
d.y.A.A. Il: '?r H.. ar. H. No. r. ~. NJ Sun
s srhSHfi e.
4SH TINE aaEs may =" se rob- sinsI from
containing = sct list OF notes and boari,ns houses.
"suhnrban Homes describing vicinity of Sew YORK:
Ch1ntAuqus Lake souvenir" and Summer Excur-
TIE,KtTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS q,
-, lol 81. and a'I i,roadTAy. .hamner. and West
md Hudson STA, hohokrn AMI Jersey ,ity Station
from hotels and resd. pces through I"
W. G. kiSEARsOA. General Passenger Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

other grain there has also been . prodleious
yield. and corn promises 10 exceed the record
OF any crop In tho last decade. ThrouRhout
the central and eastern parts Of the State
there 10 Rlut OF fruits. Apples. pears, plums.
and peaches arc drug on tho market
On the Experimental Farm at West Grove.
over In Chester county for instance. fully
5000 bushels OF prime pears are Roing to
waste. in addition to other fruit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
sales compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds steady at unchanged
cuo'at lon. Railway bonds strong and active.
The features were Wisconsin, Central In.
comes. IVES ern New York and Pennsylyania
2ds. Mon Pacific Denver and Gulf Isis. south
Carolina incomes. Texas Pacific eds, Oregon
lmaroyement 8. Iron Mountain 5s. Green
Bay. Wlnona an st. Paul incomes. Chicago
anL Erie incomes. Atchisoh. Kansas aud
T-xas Reading and Wabash issnes. he more
INN rtant l ct advances were In Atcbison n.
Gomez u, = cent. toCSs. hi.ago aud Erie
incomes. 3 to is: Green Bay. Winona and st.
Paul comes Ia. 10 34A: Iron Mountain Sc.
l,.to 9OG: NRnsa- and Texas 2.is. u, TO 43h:
Oregon 1mnr"vemsnt Sc. 70. TO i63s: Reading
lat plefo.sncs incomes. y, to f5A: Texas Pa.
ciilc ineoTe to IN p Sn,n Gsr"ins IN;
Cult ISIS, lhto q; Wabash dds Y. 10 19H;
to ga. and Wisconsin Central incomes, y
cent. to Az.
In bank stocks so shares Of American Ex-
change sol at $50. so shnres Baak o. America
AZ 2ni. III shares tonttneutal nj l40 10 ,harrs
Fourth NJ "a 'ush res at r. en,x ut l32, anu2j
shares OF Western Nhtio NJ ~.
Bar liver IN London. 4i'.d ounce,
Money on call As y cent. Tins money. Ak
y cen . for sixty DAYS AMI y cent. inr Hve
months on prime Storg Exchann. oollaIerai
Commercial payer dali. Prime en- iur>ed bills
class sinele-name paper at G@7 cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and firm. Posted
asking rates. $3.50 for long bills and $4.s6 for
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills. H.sl,t
eN.S2; eight drafts. H.s4~S$4s5. and cable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
8ailrnSds,

On aud after Sept. 2. 1891,
THE FAST LINE
s';ssss .5S'
aand s., L,us ~ next day Connect. also. for
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
sSs a.:
o .Ss mai. Ana .sD S.1y
...onssy and movable electric Lights Arrive. So
c.ro s;.5 A. N next d day. '''' :" 49, '"' 'nr
ST. LOUIS ANDClNCINNATIE EXPRESS
800 7; M.-r1'lm.n Imam, ve..ihue ecpins c... from
oa,. ciss!nn.,,c r..ssssef Se.ss Key VI %
Lou. HsSr H. mex, Day - 90 A. ''' anu o.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
A:Ss s.,a: Nj H:'sH,: s;:s'S u D'rs
:eIS.I Uoaehs. from New lcrk to Chicago. Arrive.
THE WESTERN ExPREss.
es9 - sio
rhllad ,iph.. an l.itisbnrvn 10 Richmond and Chi
:!ss:s
and Toledo daily. EXCEPT saturday
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
FL New 9o.a b. ". e; II.
f"sh !s arFx.' *' nay: .y cG .sa a &,
Iosd; daily. and for Cleveland and Columbus ssesp:
4 90 A.: M.-shenandoah Valley E1prssa With
Throu Oh Bunet sleeper to New OrleanA
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. AND
THE SOUTH.
"WashinRtcn Limited Hspress" or Pullman Parlor
sy r''n na" AR :: s. ..hIsson ds'!z i.e
and Congressional Limited" naiy. with Dining Car
ss; rs .a .ss ' ssa IT,
,o o" ! .na s G1 sn o wee. a.,. with
Through Buffet Far or Car.
FOR CAPE MAY, or. week days
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: $50 7;2n H:D. s'3n. q 60 PennsylvaniA
Limited, with Dining Car. and 10: 10 ASKING ION Lin,
tied. with Dining arr a'l ian AN i.:-o 40 IN
80! $ 30 4Hn. 80: 5an 6:H. $50 $40 ami p;tO
Pm and ZIP night Accommod.ion. 40 A. NJ.
40 Limited and 10 A NJ, 3;ir, 400 ~ haH, ~.
$3.50 aud y.uJ +. ~. and i2:.o night. Accom- rod alton
7:UJr NJ.
For Time Tables Of trains to local pon,s on the
Pennsyysnia Railroad system amply ~ the following
Ticket Offices Nos +n 80 and W4 troAdway ! A.
tor onse and foot Of Dssbr".ses and ,'orlln'dt
ton. Of Fulton st. Brooklyn; u Hudson Sc Ito.
boEen: sta ion, Jersey City
The New York Transfer company will call for md
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10
destination
CHAS T. PUGH. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Parsr Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
FINANCIAL avn COMMERCIAL

New Ysrk stock Eschanxe-saies sept. 8.
UNITED STATES AND STATE noSDs IN $l.O1osl.
~ Tenn. Set "a .... ''4l IOWA ~. Ora So.
cLosfNu PRICES OF UNITED STATES BOND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
Real Esta to Transfers.

Kingshrides av . to Q Wafer Of All. Eliza
Nerrian's estate exr; Edw b Il Urine 10 Al.
fred clark and ........,.... 81, 200
lSlst st % ; " eat Manly rutland and vito to
Mary !. Colver l25OO
9th 10th Rc liNllxl25; Darius q
Crosby to Jas Constable ....................
Flu ton ST. 2o1 Louisa Lewis to Thomas II Nor
RkCoRDEp LEASE
Griswold Almon W. to Hobt CMysrs, IS West
S6ih St ll.i2 yrs per yr................ $3, 500
kfCoRpKp SoRrIAGEa
CLARK. Alfred and to VIM G. Prime and ano
exrs W = kingbriiRe st to . . Water ST. adj
berrian estate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
Colve~. Mary 20 Manly A Rutland, n l3ist st
Csnnann Oswald II. and VIE 10 Anna wildey
Eichler Jno r. and wife 10 Peter GRADER. -
lnwooi Av. II v off place yr............. l,lOD
FitzpAtrck JOS anil ui:s to Matilda Ebsr-
hardt ss Bath9ate Rv lot4 5yrs...... -. 5000
Hills. thas to Isabella Hayes ct al, ezra VS.
10Th Az 2sths yra ...... ..,.... 7,oOO
..sno I'd st v stn av {, mteI 5 yrs -. le,oo
Mck-nnA Margt TO VIM Stiwel. n 1924 st.
. sth Nv, yr 80. ................ ....... :. 500
Mesck tx y. ami wife to Maria seAich 50 Tra-
vsrsst, " Marion Az. &C 5vrs............... ass
Steb Anna ~ to Leonard Sieh AL East S.dst
woin. Isaac. and wife to saml Valentine, 80
Norfolk AZ Rivington st. yrs ............, 1910
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06
transfers. S4.s5k@Sls5k. Commercial bills
are in GOOD and cotton bills In moderate
supply.
Tba vaekiv hank abatement shows:

Tho denc,t year vas 81, coll Is ana two years
are the surplus was s@ i2Is7o
Tho Commercial Cable Company has de.
clnred It's regular quarterly dividend OF IN y
cent. payable Oct !.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad reports
gross Awnings for uly OF 1856. 1888, an increase
Of S95.y7S as compared with the same month
Of last year and net 376. 594. decrease Of el5.-
500. For the seven months ending July 81 the
1854 as compared with the corresponding
period OF last year, anu net $6l5.OI7. an in.
creuse OF S2l, 4O6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

- SATURDAY. Sept. 8.
2 Ths upward movement in stocks has made
:. substantial progress this week. particularly as
W. 1atsHupNdf Tor day Or two By rese-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-07-15
Story of an Indian Cour..hlp.

Lieutenant Tomkins, of the Seventh
cavalry, the lieutenant who led the
charge up the ravine at Wounded Knee,
tells a very interesting story of an
Indian courtship he witnessed: Invent
with my troop to the creek to water
the horses, he said, his face a smile all
over, "and witnessed sight I was
glad to see. A rather pretty young
squaw, gorgeously dressed, dashed over
the crest of the hill. and came running
down toward the creek at her topmost
speed. Behind her were two young
bucks, one following her like a deer,
the other seeming only to be trying to
keep them in sight / recognized an
Indian courtship and watched it with
attention. They ran for a hundped
yards, and must confess that the girl
was running her best, but her lover was
q 1.-the young fellow, and with every
leap he gained on her until at last he
caught her. Instantly they both broke
out into a loud laugh, and the success
full lover wrapped his blanket around
his prize, and they walked away to-
gether. The other one looked glum
and sorrowful, and I knew his part in
the romance. had never seen an
Indian courtship before, but was
pleased when saw that strong young
fellow catch his sweetheart and win his
wife. All the world loves a lover,'
whether he be Christian or barbarian.
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rrenen ;TnrIIr.

The thrift of the French people is
indicated in its accumulated savings,
which are intrusted to the savings
banks of the country. According to a
document prepared by the head of the
statistical bureau in the Department
Of Finance, there are recorded in the
7ayinRs banks and postal banks 6, 5OO,-
900 dep0sitors, representing $780,
100000 francs, or say, 1913, 000,-
900. As gratifying as this exhibition
must be to all, in or out of France,
who believe in making man the cause
of his own elevation, without recourse
TO Government ownership of land or
Government suppression of COMPETE
tion, the officer points out that the
figures would be much larger were it
not for that foe to thrift. the drinking
shop. He declares that a war to the
knife is waged in every French town
and village between the savings bank
and the rum-shop. In certain COM
munes of Brittany the establishment
of savings banks has been temporarily
abandoned, so determined is the hos
tility on the other side. The annual
outlay on spirits and absinthe amounts
to 5O0,0OO,O0O; that on tobacco to
nearly as large sum.-Boston Tram
D@Po% 49,. .
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summer Excursion Ticklss

A<->SsshSaOAa AaOhfSc
To all nothern and eastern seaside,
lakeside and mountain resorts, Us
well as to Deer Park and Oakland,
the Virginia Springs, Niagara Falls,
Lura Governs, Gettysburg, and to
all points, in fact, where people
gather in search of health and
pleasure, are now on sale at all
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ticket
offices at greatly reduced rates.
These tickets will be sold from
June 1st to September Both, and
are valid for return passage until
October 31st. Before selecting
your route or resort consult b. & o.
summer excursion book in which
shortest routes and lowest rates via
picturesque B. & o." to all resorts
are given from points on that road
east of the Ohio river; profusely and
artistically illustrated. This book
can be procured free of charge upon
personal application to ticket Agent,
b. & o. r. r.. Co., or you can have
it mailed to you by sending your
name and address with cents in
stamps, to Chas. o. Scull, Gen1.
Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Md.
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He that does good for goods sake
seeks neither praise nor reward,
though sure of both.
Be on such terms with your
friend you thought hemight one
day become your enemy.
Virtue is that perfect good which
is the complement of a happy life;
the only immortal thing that be-
longs to immortality.
Human life is gloomy chamber
in which the images OF the other
world shine the brighter the deeper
it is darkened.
There are moments when petty
sights arc harder to bear than even
serious injury. Men have died Of
the fostering of gnat- bite.
Hope is fatterer, but the most
upright of all parasites; for she fire.
quents the poor mans hut as well
as the palace of his superior.
The sunbeam is composed of mill.
ions of minute rays; SO homelight
must be constituted of little kind.
nesses. kindly looks, sweet laughter
loving words.