davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.


De Colon y escalas, vap espafol
+" San Francisco" de 2 GIL toaela-
das, cap Bayoua, s de Ezquisga.
Cerecedo Hmnos y comp, l d SOM
breros. Hernaiz y comp, / i'd i'd
Piza Hmnos, i'd Id.
Ds Liverpool y Oarril, vap esp
" Ernesto," de 1870 tnlds, cspitan
Garteiz, q s de Ezquisga. Gonza-
ez y Alfonso, 13O cnts csbollas. J.
Oehoa y HnnO, 112 ST papas, 15
cestos, 2 @ msnzanas, 2 o jamones
Is d sardtnas. Vicente y comp, 81
q cebollas Rubert Hermauos, 105
q cebollas. T Oividanes y comp
I15 cnts cebollas, 20 81 habichueas
De Halifax gol ing. "Sarah All
oe," dc 80 tnlds, cap R Balcam b
L. villamiI y comp POI 8 bacslao
% tmbs i'd, 30 q id, 30 2 i'd i'd, 40, {
Pescada lHaddock), 100 brls aren
ques, 112 tablas pino con 1000
| o 6s. Del Rsncho 81 brls papss
240 coles, 200 D arenques.
MNTRADAs DE CABoTAJR
Col esp" Olementina de Mana
tf,n de AreCibo.
sALIDAs DE TRAvEsfA.
Para La Guaira Y esoslas, vapo
Ialem " Valezis," despacnadO po
Mullenhoff 81 Korber, con cargs
de trans TO.
Para Habana = escalas, vap esI
j." Ernesto,n despsohado por s d
| Ezq 1isga. Para Matanzas, por
Villami 81 Go, 90 ST cafe con 534
Ikilos. Por s de Ezquiaga, 100 S
| cafe CON IL $50 kilos. Para Glen
lfaegos, por ] 0Choa = Hmn0, 10
Ist cate con 10 124 kilos. Por
/ Villsmil = oomp, 30 81 CATS ool
l4.668 kilos. Por 8 de Ezquiaga
| 100 81 cafe con 20.770 kilos.
/ Para Vigo : fscalas, vap espafI
"a San Franciaco,0 despachado pc
is de Ezqniaga, por Vicente
Ioomp, / 4 tabaeoa con % Sl!e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28
nERAAIz & CO,

ly.--TETuAE--l5s
asmsgeiAsasB tsavsrtaSsfas d. Ie6s s!sss ss
assesA1ias.
q,s- ssst.ae fz 's~n-sssT Pszsm7
4ysktsa aI 30, RaVsE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28
r. ALUNSu. SI ssasias dfit'is I J. isats:: sS:

eaA titElu hoAerihes per q. u. slasy. PEsmiadt
sSR msdal;a do plata = Mszei6R heReEihca.
Hasa PsgsoRalmsHts tods elsas de rstTsse On Of
40 10 naKSRA Sds 10 tasds. anAqa- si dia ssts
anbiads
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28
sues. De ORCAslTAs &C

InpeSsadcrss Do Hsseaaeiss Do todas sIasss =
pRocsdsacias.
vszssE al per mayer, crus a,y al ds,sil, sA sus
ssdaF wroA IN JuLIo GALLO Dg Gao. 20.
aisa Fsrtsi,sa, s<S ltn 4 is Ia IL csas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28
EFECTOSl MILITARES
"EL. RO3 De ORC"
In ,AEvA DO1 A1Sf1 q
4scEzss u Don JUAH EiYKss,

Plaza Principal ntlra II.
En- este antique acreditado establecimien
to hay constantemente un gran surtido de
sables, espadas, divisas de todas classes para
los serores ofioisles de Ejercito, Armada, Ha-
cienda y Telsgrafos, Escudos, Trofeos, En-
blemas etc, eto.
Be confeccionan gorras de todas c!ases y
formas.
Escudos espahoIes de seda, estampados, de
oos tamados. para bandsraa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28

FRUTOS DEL PALS.
CAFh.
Ootizamos clase corriente de
$244 a 24a Quintal
MINLEH.
Sin operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28

MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-28

OpERACIoNEs DE BUQUEs EN- PTo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
GATHERED ADorT TIE TOWN.

Daniel Carey, Of No. SO CongreSs-s who was or
rested on saturday night charge Of intoXcation
by Policeman Michael j. OLOughn, had tue latter
arrested Yesterday upon Charge Of brutal assault
The policeman declares that Carey assaulted him, ana
that he had 10 use his club in sclfdefence and TO
Subdue the prisoner.
Burglars broke into the house of eXPostmaser j. C..
Hendrix at No. 3O1 Presidentst.. yesterday morning
and stole some silver plated forks and spoons.
The Rev. William Ivie, who succeeds the Rev.
Charles w. Ive as rector of Craze Episcopal Church.
IN Conseyea.st has begun his work in his new parish
Wilbur r. Herbert, dealer In teas. of No. 1G4
IeIers Place is foreman of the February Grand jury
The suit Of Emma Pitts twenty years old, to re
cover $4,000 damages from Edgar BOnscl was on
trial before JUDGE Van Wyck in the city Court yester
day. she lived in house rented from BOnSell at No.
50 Atlantic-avc.. ard in September. leo6. lost he
nght ic: at the knee through The breaking down Vi
the cellar staircase.
Anton p. Sver ncwsdealer at No III Conrtst'
died ON sunday at the age Of Scvcnty-one. lie was
in the news business for forty years and was mem
Der of Christ Episcopal Church.
I'pon the evidence given Yesterday in the unde-
Tended divorce suit Of Albert VI. :. Boynton against
Mrs Mary Augusta Boynton. who, ii was charged Is
uylny with Isaac Winslow Puritan at No. 552 Quincy
st. Judge Clement in the City Court sad that he wOud
grant the divorce as soon the testimony had been
And.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
WARDEN DUIGHT RESIGNS.

THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL 10 LOSE
ITS uEAD-ACTION OF THE ltusTEES'
A largely attended meeting OF the trustees Oh
Columbia College was held I'm Hamilton lia' Sc''ei-
day afternoon The Rev Or. Morgan piA P'cs'ucu'
and among those present were President Low "corEe
l. Rives Dr. George l.. Peabody. Bishop fouer "c'".u
Eeekman william G. Schcrmcrhorn, stephen T. NASH
Joseph w. Harper and william IL. Draper john VIZ
can Nash was re elected treasurer OF the co"es' io
farm NJ three wears vote Of thanks was paSSri
to Mrs John - Townsend TO- portrait OF Mf Town
send who wa, a trustee Of h" college before MS oe"'
The porra las been placed in the library bnidi"s Oh
the college. A.,
Professor Theodore W. Dwight. the warren OF INC
school of Law aud professor Of the law OF contracts
and OF maritime aud admiralty law. presented MS reSg
nation and applied to made professor emeritus uhder
tl,c niles PASSED at their December meeting his
will cuttlc him to Onc-haf Of his present salary Tor
life The resignation and application were accept
ed and will take effect July /. Professor dwight
has served the college Tor thirty three year: ana rcso,
com1cnding his faithful and efficient WORK wcie
passed and he was requested IN st r.. NE P"'""'r
,rhich will be placed In the library building 49,, -
Ipou The noti,n Of bishop Potter provision Wa
made for baccalaurcate sermon 10 De ped'Ieu 10 INC
class of 81 the sunday before ciadilatlOi Inc 'o'c
of a preacher W., left TO President Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
TIE rrRRrARY GRAND JrRr.

Judge Cowinc in charging the February Grand Jury
I'm General sessions yesterday referred 10 the iac'
that there were only l45 prison cases awaiting iri'
There are ONLY forty seven persons under arrest await
ing the action Of the Grand Jury. the smallest NUMBER
rudce Cowinc said that he had ever known III MS eN
ncr,ence on the bench. The Grand Jury CONSISTS 81
tbc following: Charles Il. Fodich, foicmali' >Aih''
no 20 SpIucc-st; Charles W. oeueh' ""h' 40 -
Elm.s Joseph f.. Morgan, shoes, No "oi Inn" ave
Walter r. Wood grain stores, M. -" fr'h'-''' =
George Harr,t! no West Thirty NINth--t: Moses ).
Mendcl mems furnishing cOod- 40. az "rah''' :
Robert Dorsctt No. go LcnON ave, Alexander W
IIunc tailor No 10 East Forty second It, dennis w
OIlalloran, furniture. 40. 7Gl HlXthavc' Jos"ph H.
LOCKWOOD No. - Wall~t. Arson +. DO"nes' NO.
OF Madison-avc.. Charlie, a. Dnylvler. Wlne7 NO
40 uroad.,t Robert Bovine. mcrchapt. No ia f''ilI
st. Alonzo r. Peek collars, No. - Vest Eighteenth
& Frederick c. Rogers. merchant. No. 10 John-9i
Thomas j. French. furniture, No. i2s Third ave >
Herman Oclrichs. steamers No. Bowling "rcn L.
Franklin stanton. broker No - BroddNay NHuHh
i've broker No II Newest: John H. Walker paper
no 10 Keadest.: James l.. Par-hall. real estate y
llG- Washng;Onavc.. Henry Pdr,cl. W 81 E't
T,yCntv-Ar,tst. Charles {. kro,', mcIch"h'' 40
- irOnt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
MR. LENKS TALKS For BUNCOMBE.
MIXING A FARCE OF THE WATER SCANDAL CASE
IN COURT.

MAKING AFARCE OF THE WATER SCANDAL CASE
IN COURT.
Cornorotion Counsel jerks nObly acted ont his
FARGO before Justice Dykman in the SPECIAL ier OF inc
suprsmc Court yesterday morning The calendar was
called md in each ca,e the plaintiffs attorney first
made answer When the clerk called NO. TO- neg
lar AGAINST Chaplin" without waiting for his opponents
IN answer he cried out, For the defendants Chap'
Jackson and Rutan. ready" Mr.. Gaynor took no Far'
in this comedy. He had gone 10 the Court OF Ap'
neal, at Albany and in his stead appeared Paui L.
De Terc, his clerk.
Mr. De Fere quietly remarked that the case was
Improperly the calendar ana moved u s'r"o ~
on In support Of the motion he handed up an ALL
cavit declaring tina; the amended answer was ho'
served until Friday at p. IN. Mr.. Gaynor had also
informed the defendant, that he would confer with
them with View u fixing a day for trial regardless
Of the fornalty Of notice of trial. but no response
had been made Mr. De Fcrc also cited decision
Of the supreme Court that When amended complaint
WAS served an Issue Heretofore joined and noce TOT
trial wa destroyed and the action could not DC urea
until regularly noticed again.
Mr. jerks did not give the court time to read the
affidavit but asked that the case be marked Tor !,
motion On "Wednesday ihtn -'1teI iccoie , ~! :
appcar he turned and a ed Nj. - I-tr II Mr.. Cay
ru, Nas i'm town. Nhou he was a,>ur u ,uat ms an
tacoust WAS safely absent lie continued, saying lhht
he hoped counsel would nave been III 'Ou,t IN :,
cas- 30 grave. which charged corruption ana liauo
a.aGs' tue highest ely oncai>. IL Glo hOt sou,
4, occur 10 him ludiCTtI~ II was TO ask ir 'ril
az "a . involving :l.2c0CG0 on tie jrnlhG OF the
seCou1 wOraiac day aitcy the answer was served. ,
II justice Dykman SAID he would marx !he Sd'e i OF
q motion on Wcduc-,ay The defendants wish IL 20
lie marked then lie said land no harm can come
Of having IL heard then. A.,
NJ, knUr that the ca,e .rcguarly the calendar.
1ut he had nothing t. s@y.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
FOR 4 REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.

iuidng In the vicinity OF the CITY Han, as laid before
the confe renee OF leading Republicans saturday evening
WAS received with much favorable comment Yesterday
The plan was advocated In The Tribune last year. ms
,orosiion f. "a build structure to cost $50 600 and TO
cover lot about by 100 feet The committee to Shkit
and receive subscriptions is composed OF William W.
Goodrich. president Of the Rpnbcsh "eheiS CoI''ec
Naval officer pheodoH b. Willis Gd.rce Il Forester
ko1;or James W. Brkctt and Isaac H. Cary. The ste
is not vet upon, but will lie within three blocks
O, the CITY Hall ana centrally situated Already half OF
the proposed sum subscribed has been secured by
Mr. Goodrich. The building VIII have hall for the
meeting Of the Committee, stating 800 or 600
committee rooms and Offices for rental 1t is believed
t1a; building can &c made good investment as well
Is conducive to the party Interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
HOME NEWS.
WHAT II GOING on TOD

WHAT - GOING ON TO-DAY.
ponRenubc Committee on Plan and Scope, Hoffman
House. p. IN. >
Sewanhska Yacht Club annual dinner Delmonicos'
p. . go.
Trial Of A Simmons. United states Circuit Oou'
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
National Greyhound Club show. American Horse EN-
change.
Produce Exchange meeting, p. m.
American Institute Of Christian Philosophy Hamilton
Hall, p. m.
Yale graduates dinner, Brooklyn Union League Club
evening.
French Cooks ball, Madison Square Garden, evening
Historical Society, Elryenthst and Seconeave. p m
by George Hes before Industrial Education As
ISOLATION, No. 8 University Place, p m.
Dr. Newton NJ Skaters lecture Orthoraedc DisIrensary
and Hospital. p. III.
Entertainment for the benefit Of Society OF Ethical Cult
ure. Metropolitan Opera House p. H.
Irish Home Rule mass.mecting. Cooper Union, p IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

London Feb olhc r,port u sailing OF steamer Tower
I'm m bennett from London Tor N'"'ioFA' on jan
Livrrpooi Feb ARRIVED. steamer Rrnic tBr Thomp-
scn. from Ncv-lork Jan %. ,.-
iIanburr Jan Jl-Sal,d steamer Hans and Kurt tier
Ifo.lkcl. fOr Ncw YORK. =, . .-,,,.
stc,tin jar 3l-sai,d steamer Italia tGer Schmidt,
for Now.Nurk. -.
Sk,nIt from NcW-Noik Jan - -
Niciwr W1t,iWeg. Ian Jo-Afrve1, steamer lipon Guy
IN. DOYLE from lo>ton Jan 3. 49,.
,cc. nundr Jan 80 Salid. steamer Gc'stcuunde G'r'
Ju,r. ;or Nrv-N'r@.
c.cnoq Jan - Arrived. steamer Sura uaD. Vale
f,ti Ntwl ork Dec =.
Napl.s. Jan - sailed, steamer Entela uaD, Casso.
i' rcclora Jan ..-Nrrvod. steamer Condo Wl'redo
fStanl. Abfisqucta. fr.L Ncw.OIlrlns.
Il. .rmlil. lei ARRIVED lst nst-StcAmer Trinidad
ia, Fraser from NcW-N'Tk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. ......MoNDAY. FEB p 1891
Arrived

ARRIVED
Steamer Trayc Ger Bussius. Brcmcn Jl. 81 Via South
amIIu u idsr aud ln~>cll"f- D. 'eIii,hN Co
rfran.r Ia t1Anua En- Boyer, H2vrc Jan - WIN
and Ia>stngcfs U ~ i"s'" "''''' Al" Wv ''''
" steamer Tyr.n m Iiaig Montceo Bay Jan 90, 81
AIMS Bay - ana kingston 80 70 Nln nu,, 10 H'u'f
STEAMER Alfred Dtmuis (hrsut, BaidtOi diY>. WIN
nd. 10 IA Uinais Arrived AZ the Bar at 30 a. ~
steamer Louisiana 'ager ~" ,oihmN Jan % WIN
steamer New YORK PaiHef, Galveston Jan 70 win
ud>c 10 i + Van Sickle. ,.,,, ,.,, H., no
steamer city " Antonio, NHd'l, I'Ihshilia ian ~
rnsylcE 80 ndse and passenger, I" ChA' IL Mallory
SSip Lulcn PARK SHANGHAI Sept 10 Via Hong Kons
oct H. with iuis' 10 order 80, " 10 ''iOot I',h
da,- Win ndse 20 Delacamp a. CO. vessel 10 snow
E,rk Mimi tNop Math''cn, pilau g days with
me TO orccr. vessel 10 lunch lH" = go. n 81,
Eark antigua fof Windsor, NJ, Iiolm', Port spain
Tilnidad is day with a-phatum to order vessel u
,, IIiglci i;pc.i,ro u.a1 Scoqnanuslio
Ayrcs - day. with bones ~ oder Ne''l u fohch Edc
Bark Guserpma ntan. Eugei'lo. Sc'i,lG y dal'
iiofk IIborio Rogers Molrpva - days with md>c
and 10 p,-.cngrr, 10 lHte, Port'fh"d. .
BARK Ammonia utah. Tl91nl, seville 'a'', Win
MI ,iTr fo It csl BOYD II Nicholas Mole. Iay
II Aavs Win lOwood 10 Hugo kanori Nc-stI 10 Miller
4 IiougltOn
StTNsET-wind at Sandy Hook, light, Sc; clear At
City Island light NV ccar.
CLEARED
Steamer Wells City OBJ. Gore BIstol-Ja' Arkcll
schr Louisa Hastings Kent. Bermuda, W.T. II Smith
steamer Chatt,hoochcc Daggctt Sa,annah-E l. walker.
Steamer Hcrsche Cur, urImes. LNeTroo.-busk 4
Jeyons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

Nj AID Mrs Kendall received hearty welcome by a
,or sentative Brooayn audience lat evening at the FafR
Theatre where tney appeared IN "lmvul-r, which u'y
first prcci..cd in London several Nc1f' ago The per-
fnancc was full OF the dccate touches Of th~N" masters
n thor AIT, IL received with hearty approval ~
,ae audience, who recalled the chic" performers several
tiuce Mis-, Fanny Davenport Will be IA "ClcoparV'
q ~ week
\ novelty was presented to BROOKLYN audience last
evening IN Miss Minnie Paln.fs pr.ormanc" Of ~ Nile
A Minute a mo.odrama constructed Tor her by Charlie
Cole and Charles Klein, at IN" Lee Avenue Academy.
The elective points Of the performance w.re well re-
ccv,d TIC rprcs ptaan OF an enein under fun head
vo, was a clever illusion. Mr. Fr1hHan's company
IF sor,s THE Charity Eall' next week.
W J. Seaman, IN his Performance Of "Myles Aroon, "
uCased many PERSONS the Amphion Academy last even
ing The songs be rendered Enthusiastically re-
ce.ycd especially the favorte "S"ine SONG New
..ncry properties accompanied The presentation
@M,SAunt Bridget" will b. neat week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

os % 10 Iihcrtv.st. for 1000. Mr. Zeger is the
man vbo has brought action against the Mayor and
other officials of Brooklyn in the Long Island water
works scandal.
The 3sth Regiment Veteran Association hcd lts
regular meeting last night at No 1913 Bowery LOT INC
election of officers. captain Fred d. ANhause "a'
elected president: Charles r. Morgan hrst vice pres
dent: Eugene Carrctte second vlce-pTc'ideht u h.
Philippv secretary, and j. Is. Laugh'oh' uc'S"'cf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
4 NEW ASSISTANT CORPORATION COUNSEL.

Theodore Connolly we'll Unknown member 81 the
bar has been appointed by Corporation Counsel clark
one Of his assistants. lie was born I'm Nr" orleans
and educated in France, where he was graduated ~
one Of the Government schools third III class oi
800 He was admitted g the bar Of TINS State IN
1c72. and 8, the author OF " Ne" ORR '''uoh', Il
work in general use by the bar of this state editor
I'D, tho b. Nov.- York Criminal Reports nov IN their
eighth yoInuic and of the sufrOgatcs Keporti lie
las been c.al editor 81 The Sea York Ia" Journal
from s beginning until he resigned thai pace tWhch
has been taken by wilbur LoricinoIc 10 become As
sistant Corporation Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
THE JOHN STREET cnrRcn JUBILEE SERVICES.

THE JOHN STREET CHrRCH JUBILEE SEh' IVES
The incrcienominationa jubilee services at the John
street Methodist Church. which began three year
AGO under the Rev. W. W. Bowdish a. a movement
similar TO the Evangelical Alliance. were brought 10
A close Yesterday afternoon. kIliacn Van Rensselaer,
presiding The Rev. Dr. Woods OF staten Isiahd' leu
in PRAYER. and Addresses We're maze bv inc 'I'4''
tbc Rev Dr. G. I. Deems. the Rev. DR.. A. G. BowdiNh.
lanes poyde and the Rev. Thomas Harrison EcSoi-
ron, signed by William +. Dodge. Kilacn Van kcns-
-cl,er. John Boyd. James Eoyde chiGnccy shahcr
Charles Bever Walter q. g. Gardner. !. J. Bets
George F. stevens Il. +. kddcr and upwards OF MY
Lu,nc,s men ~ lower New York. were adopted, al
Irn.scd ia the Rev ". W. Bowii,h. expressing then
appreciation Of the series Of meetings he'd IN thc Joh
II (hurCl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
IrDGE BRADY 10 SIT IN OYER AND TRIMMER

q, acco,ur Of the large number Of murder and
honc,do cosos remaining uutricd In General sessions
if has been arranged that Judge Brady shAll non a
three weeks session 81 oyer and Trmincr bcihhihS
next Monday. District Attorney NicoH on Ha'nrH>
asked Governor lIil g. assign one OF the supreme court
iudgcs from the interior OF the STATE to hoId con
tinuous session Of oyer and Termcf' ana mus 10 IT,
leye The pressure on the Court OF General sessions
II i understood that the Governor VIII assign hN'i
a iudg, when Judge Grady finishes his thee weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
my 4 RTDUOT IRON ROD THROUGH HIS BODY.

larry ILL., Feb. William Bradley, "A brakeman.
WAS recently discharged account Of drunkenness
He went 10 see hts sweetheart. but in his inehrard
condition she would have nothing 10 do with him and
o nrnceeded 10 her brothers blacksmith shop, heated
an iron rod rcd hot fitted il In vi-c and then pressed
against IT, The rod penetrated hi, body and he viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
CHANGES IN THE COMMERCIAL CABLE co.

1t was yesterday that Hector de Castro had
fesiensd vcepcsidency OF the Commercial Cable Com
many become secretary the Inter Continental Railroad
Coumisson He will be succeeded by George q. Ward.
sae uuapazer Of Commercial Cable Conpsny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

Ship Naupsctus (Br. Ioyct Shanrhai-Boyd \ Hnekel.
SDip II,nIauin ScNall, Scwal, ShanGhaI-ls l. BUCK
& Go.
SAILED.
Steamers America fer ~ Ann's Dav, 10 ShaNmut Tor
Havana hattahoochcc N1anah seminole FOR Charles
ton. ETC.
I,arks Minnie e Whitney Tor Hong kong; l. w Norton
for santos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

Browns Camphoratcd Saponaccous Dcntlfrice
tooth powder in the world for preserving tho
tech. "IciIeshIng and delicious" % cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful color and soft
ncs- bV The ~ l'arkrrs Hair Balsam.
pafEcr's Ginger Tonic cures inward pains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

Mrs. WINSLowS SOOTHING SYRUP
liza. been used Tor over FIFTY WARS by MlLLIoXS
no with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFrENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN;
CURES WIND collie. ana IS the best remedy for
III AI;IiHOEA Sold by Drugg in every part Of tho
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
MARINE INTELLIGE CE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
ssnri.es 7O4 Sets Is Moon rise liSam Moons age "A
HON WATER
4 N-sapdy Hook 2iO GOV Island ~: licl. Gata -
y V-Sandy hoOk. 242 GOV Island = - hel p"'o' $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

THE LEADER" the best water-cracker in the
world heterogeneous and Phosphate; Yeast soda
powerful builder up every tissue. In Cartons. rs cts
HEALTH FOOD CO.. u Fifth Avenue and AL grocrra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
OUTGOING STEIMERS.
Announcements.

What's SO/ODONT, IT'S this You ask
To answer l. an easy tas..-
IL L. a Liquid soft and sweet
which keep, t..th healthy. Whit and neat.
which makes IA" rosy gums endure
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