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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

DIR. Bradley then addressed the class,
taxing his text from PauPs second
ep.stlc 10 Timothy. H., Is, ''Give dill
gence to present tnyself approved unto
God. workman that needeth not IT,
bee ashamed, handling right the word u
truth"
IF commend to scholars this advice
Of az hclar gwen to one of his pupils
about To depart into new fields OF labor.
We are apt To consider st. Paul only as
. missionary and apostle, forgetting
that he Was among the ripest and
broadest sclolars OF an age IN which
scholarship of the truest type reached
. very considerable growth. But Paul
was q man whose broad learning gave
HIM the bes. right to give advice to the
young Timothy. Remember his WAS
that polished aud contained eloquence
that held the Athenians spellbound,
that appealed TO Arrippa and found
ready listeners n the Roman philos-
opners. H. had the self-sacr ice, the
n agnetism and earEestness that xp-
pealed TO young men and made Luke
and Timothy his devoted pupils. Paul
knew well the great need OF earnest,
faithful study IN any walk of life. BE =
student was his oft-repeated admonition
To seek persistently for new truths and
90 meet new errors with that truth 10
the duty OF the scholar now more than
ever before. The scholar of today must
be- brave OF heart and faithful OF pur-
pose. Kings and fe.dai systems have
passed away forever, but our latter day
civilization Is confronted by new and
perhaps greater danger, the d,ctum OF
the boss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
Must Resiss the Boss.

RE appears in every phase of life.
political. ecclesiastical, literary and
soclal. Hrs cry Is ''no change OF exist
ing order" aud his arrogance makes
itself ielt IN the highest and lowest
ranks. Opposition he denounces
"a heresy. Ii IS the scholars
duty to. eliminate the boss
Paul was hero-schoIar. He neve.
graduated. To the last he was an hum
bic student. Tue diploma Is not q
ticket OF dismissal from the world OF
study, but rather Of admission. Study
finds lrs scope only IN Gods deepest
truth. Prize the truth above oil things
and to endure all things 10 not too
severe a recompebse for such q prise.
/ realize how imperfect has been nv
presentation Of this magnificent theme,
but my friends of the graduating class,
commend il to you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
DIED.
ht lHkktokD-At las resid snee. No. Is
keli8A- street. at 3e3ock Yesterday after
zoos. b. NJ. Rutherford. aged - seara
LIFE MUST BE TRUE
DR.. Bradley's Baccalaureate
Address to the s
WEST MICHIGAN GRADUATES
He Exhorts Them to Be True to Them
selves, Their Fellow Men
and Their God.
WEST MICHIGAN GRADUATE

Despite the rain and mud there wac
q goodiy audience gathered AZ the
Park Street Congregational church last
night to listen To tho baccalaureate
sermon delivered BY the Rev. Dan r..
Bradley 10 the graduating class OF '92
OF the West Michigan college. The
q urch was frightened by numerous
floral decorations. Around the pulpit
were banked palms, clusters or roses,
daises aud ferns. lne choir lott WAS
decorated IL the same manner. and
under the memorial tablets on each
side of the Vhancel were clusters of
flowers. The graduating class OF
sixty-slx members occupied pcws IN the
body OF the church. On the platform
were seated the pastor of the church,
the Rev. Dan r. Bradley, President
Yerex, Prof. r.. A. Fletcher, principal
of collegiate department, anu Charieu
W. Landon, dean of conservatory OF
music.
The services were opened by the
Choir Singing. ABIDE Win Me-" The
Gxty-tiftn lesson Was then read by the
pastor and congregation responsvely.
After the singing of My Faith Looks
~ TO Thee" hy tine congregation, DR..
Bradley made an eloquent and tender
prayer. As al otfertory Mrs. Nichols
sang Legend OF the Lilies"
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-10-27

81. Within three days after election
day, the manager of election shall re-
port to the election commissioner,
under oath. as to >the loss of official
ballots, the number lost, and all facts
connected Herewith, which report the
commissioners may deliver to the
grand jury if deemed advisable.
ELECTION Ordinance, section 81
BALLOTS, HOW DISTRIBUTED AT THE POLLS
81. The manager of election having
the official ballots shall remain at the
polls, ut place convenient to the
voting compartments, tables or shelves
for the distribution of the ballots; aud
when requested by an elector entitled
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-10-27
FOR CONGRESS.

First District---Jamcs Burkitt.. Of Monroe
Second District II. simpson ......ef De>oto
Third Di,tTict---,NO Nomination.
Fourth District Frank Burkitt. of ChckaSaw
Fifth Distfict-W. 4. Ratllff. ......... of Alfalfa
Sixth DiStrct-Thos. \. jackson. of Amite
Seventh Districts W. Robinson OF Rankin
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-10-27
ILLITERATE VOTER TO HAVE AID.

&c. \ voter who declares to the
managers of the election that by rca-
son of inability to read he is unable to
mark his ballot. if the same be true,
shall, upon request, have the assist
auce thereof and the managers shall
designate Que of their number far the
purpose. Who shall note on the back
OF tHr u Hot tina; it WAS marked by his
a~siatancr; h"! he shall not otherwise
give Information in regard to the
same.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-10-27

50. There shall be left on each bal
lot one blank space, under the title OF
each Office to be voted for, and in the
event Of the death of any candidate
whose name shall have been printed
on the official ballot, the name of the
candidate duly substituted in the
place of such deceased candidate, may
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
Communicable
A-ecibo Abril 26 de 1892.


Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDRNnrA
Muy seiior mio Ruego de su atenci6p sa
sirva dar cabida en- su bien reputado peri6 1ioo
Ia Slgutente oartA, pOr cuyO favor les antioi
pan las grscias sus stentos s. s. Q. B. 8. M.
Edna q Wood
A QUEEN CORREsPONDA
Al llegar Ia COmpahfa de Edna Wood al
puerto de Ponce, primera pObacl0n donde
trabajo en- esta Isla con un 6xito complete
llenando Ia cortesia acostumbrada visitamoe
los perl0dioOs de squella Ciudad. In Rea,ietn
Gs Puerto Rico q La DeMocrGcjG. mandandolaa
On tempo OportunO Las localidades respactlvas
Segun parece, ALI tambien Sc publica dos
veces q! lies un papelucho, que, seguramente
por su 1nsignihcancia, no Sc nos diio one exia
tia y p0r 10 tanto no le enviamos localidadea
Dicho papeucho desde que esta Compafila tar.
mlno sus traoaJos y on 50 primer ndmero pu
blicado despu6s, se dej6 decir que Ia Comnaffa
era DC 10 mas mal0 On Su clase, bien entendido
que nos0tr0s hicimos case omiso de Ia opinion
expresada de aQuel periodiQuin
En- esa Capital tambien We Ia luz otro
pa-pe-.o-te que se presta, seRun parece. 4 servir
dc instrumental para escribir favorablemente
dc las Companies teatrales, siempre ouando
estas 10 den los trabsjos de imprenta vice
versa 81 no sc los dam
En- "a B0s0sssG de Ia opinion general de-
esCa Asla, pesa muy POGO Y vale menOs 10 one
eI pa-pelO-te grande pue Ia deoir, pues ca bien
ConOCld0 que la ssecesidGd es muy atreyida
I'm esta OCCASION Sc le han escapado de entire lss
uhas por obra de su msla politica ). unaa
cuantas pesetas de los tra5ajos de 1mprenta
que esta Compaffa ha tenido y tendra que ha.
Ger; y he aqui la causa por Ia cual trata g!
pa-pe lo-te de perJudicar Ia dicha Compafi(a.
cuyos trabajos le son desconocidos, v como
nuestros impresOs estan & cargo de Ia tipoQra
ira dc LA CoRREsPoNDEN0IA, que ademas de
Sar 1nme1orables, sus preciOs no admiten com
petencia, no serfa extrano que aun contiude 81
pa.pe-lo-te tratando de impresionar mai Ia
opinion pdblica respecto do nosotros, pero S.
Qalo desde ahora para luego, que todo 10 que
pueda declr On despecho dc las pesetillas per-
didas, ser& mirado pOr los que ausoriben cnn
el desprecio consiguients.
n - EdHGy Wood
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
SECCEON DE ANUNCIOs
AL p1blico

H"b'endo convenido por mt1tuo aauerdo
disolver Ia soo'ed8d lprivada gu Re ia forma de
con enn jose del Cirmen Crusade, para ell ta
ller de Sat- eria que tengo On este pueblo, 10
pong an coDOeimiento del ptblico y al mismo
tiefnpo man festo mis- numerosos parroquia
noe. que cuento con los ele nentos necesarios
PAL q atende esneradamente los encargos que
SO me G. nfian, tanto en- Ia parte de tijera como
en- Ia de oostura Bayamon 26 de Abril 1892
- Het a,st9arOiL7O G0ggf7eg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28

dose dlchO apreciable 0acardOte en- ID casa del
sennr don Manuel Qiintero, donde fu6 obieto
dc lnf1nitas atanciOnes va por parte de Ia esti-
maole tamilia lintero, cuantO pOr las distin
tss parsonas particulares que acudieron
sasudsre. En- hreye dara El GdYibs la pu-
blcldad IN folletO cOnteniendo una sentida
p0esia que venderA m0dicO preciO. GU
yo produeta 10 dedicara la viuda hu6rfa
nos del info tunado MARIO RRAsCHI. / Loable
21oidnl B por El Cnsibei"
-.
TLas personss 4 Is en Ponce deaeAn ad.
fu;rlr las novelas .Iavggrt3a, La E,slxtoda del
TrassUlG y Eg Tesog0 de Gof.esf, Dor Ell Dc.
Fcanok, pueden solicitarIas an o almac6n de
mdsca hbros de Don OLYMPIC Oter0 Gale
de Atooha ndnero 7-Alli, como aQuf, valen
los tres tomos oatorce reales moneda oorrients.
Ha fallecido en- Arroyo eli apreciable sef5or
don Antonio Piich, persona muY estimada en-
Ia localidad. Su enterro fu6 en- extreme con-
currido,Y despidi0 el due con santidas frases.
el senior don Sebastian Mufoz-R. I. p.
-.
81 bergantfn espahol Cecilia que proceden-
te de Montevideo habia entrado On ell puerto
de Ponce con un cargamento de tasajo, ha SO
guido viaje para Ia Habana con toda su carga
sse
SO ma hechO cargo de Ia direction de El
Canon de Cayey, el apreciable seflor don Arturo
ldrach. Su antigua director nuestro amigo Ell
clon del reterido semanario.
Dsentimos decir Z los amigos de Ia Is a que
nos enVian revistas de los bales veladas que
tlenen lugar en- gus lOcalidades respec twas,
que 81 eStas son extenSas no pOdremos publican
las. Las dlterentes eecciones de reglamento
que tlene el periodico Ia obligacion en- que
eStamos de dar nOticias generates sin cOnore-
tarnos una sOla lOcalidad, disputandO, puede
decirse, cada Inca del diarlO, nos obligan to-
mar esta resolution Indispensable S6panlo,
pueS, aQuellos amigos cuyos trabajoR, con har-
TO pesar nuestrO, pOr largOs no han podidO ser
publicados. 7 referente las nOticias que se
nos manden, advertimos que deben venir sin
concentrates.
De Arecibo nos cOmunican, que el nuevo
camino que cOnduce de Ia estaoi5n definitiva
empalmar con Ia carretera de UtuadO ca an
g0st0 y detectuoSO, pues viene ser como un
callej6n de hacienda, donde ten Ira al pdblico q
II contundidO con los ooches demAs vehfcu' 'os
de conducci0n Sc deber1a abrir cala lado
de Ia actual via, un paseO de tres metros, de-
1ando Ell camino central para coches carros
y las EendaS laterales para el pdblicO limitan-
do estas Was con arbolado
-.
FL vapor espanol Manweza cargo en- el
puerto de Ponce para Ia Fl sbaDa 200 sacos cafe
pesando %, 469 kilos.
-.
Dicen del interior :-Lueve con abundan-
n cia en- toda Ia costa norte de Ia Isla pero con Ia
sequ1a sufrida los tabacales trutos memories
se nan perd1do o POGO men0s, teniendO los
campes1nos que empezar de nuevo el lsboreo
y las siembras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
Pr0pia para esfabIecinientO

Sc alqui'a una easa de esquina, los satos
esteriores de MADEIRA. los del patio coindan
ees DC material ssotas, con aparador MOS
razor gibe. calle del Comercio nun 12 es.
TUNA 10 DEL Roble IN Ro piedras.-S venaa
IN trapiche americana ia 10 dA hierro Cyourhev
NAM. 2, casi nusvn, tam Noes de 45 centtma.
trOs por BOY % p.lin IA Il r.>cs para t.ars
p'ant2r.0F Ramos g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
5UHN NEaocro

5U1N NEGoCIo
Por no pOderla aGender aus duefios se ven
Qe arrlenda la estancia San Jose sita On al
barr1o del pueblo. Jurisdiction do Apuada.
compuessa de 290 cuerdas de terronos de pri
mera caudad, propios para arroz, cana, tabaco
Jooa clase dc frutos memories; con cuarenta
gueruas az 90 monies virgenss propios para cafe
1n1ormara don Carlos G. Reichard en- esta villa.
-ASu"ula z. 10 ADFil 1892. 673
Los preclos pOr ahono en- ell balm ario La
FToOsGe9acsG situado detras de este Arsenal. SOD
los siguientes Para seforas 6 famiias Is
oanos 20 On horas de preferencia y So en- horas
Ordlnarlas, cada mes. Un banjo de sonora 6
caballer0 fuera de abono, Is centavos se an
Clenden pOr hOras de preferencia las que me
olan de las las de Ia mafiana de 8 q 6
de Ia tarde.
Calzado. -! Calzado para seforas, Ca
Oai!eroS nlnos, fuertes, elegantes, baratos
Sohoitelo uste1 On Ia nueva peleteria La Cons.
tdsscsG, que en- Ia calls de San Justo ntimero 81
nan estaDlecido los Srea. Borras Keynes
~ OGsGs give Sc recOasSe,sdoS .-EL BUEN
aOsIO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de Ia Capital.
FsopsesaTso ]. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd
nero l6.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi.
ten abonados. s.-Esmero y limpiexa.
IS CHARADA
In China tan solo imp0ra
pT6MerG;
On China tambi6n abunda
segWndG;
frecuent0 en- lhina veg
tres
Aunque de China no 6s,
pueS aln son mas ladinOs.
hecha esta para los chinOs.
pTtmefG, segwnGG y tres.
CGSGS Qtse Sc TeCONs5et60ss LA Far
mac1a Central del Lodo. don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecida On Ro-piedraa, Dor la pu-
reza de sus droRas importadas de los princi pa
les centres de Europa de America por la
perfection esmero en las presoripoiones fs
cultativaa, p0r los preoios sin igual al alcance
de todas las fortunes, despachandose 10 mismu
por al dia one durante Ia nOohe.
~ CONSEJO LAS MADREs.-El Jarabe
Oalmante de Ia Sra. Winslow deberk usarsc siem-
pre- cuandO los nifOs padeeea de la dentici6n.
PropOrciona alivio Immediate a peQue6o paciente:
produce IN sue6o tranquile natural, aliviando
todo dolor, amsneca al angelito risueHo felix.
Es muy agradable al psladar. Alivia a peque.
huelo, ablanda las encfas calms TODD dolor. re0u-
lariKa los intestinos, el meior remedio como
cido para diarTea ocasionAda pOr la denAiei6n
Otra 0auRa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
Commercial

A Gentleman thoroughly scquaip ted
With the spanish and french languages, and
fully versed with mercantile affairs; is desl.
rous OF finding situation. where his know cd
ge or business. could he fully appreciated Plea
ce s snturce 15-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
EdHGy Wood

Cerecedo Hetmanos y c., agentes de los
Oigarrillos marca P0tGSas, ofreCen muchisimas
vOsas buenas aua parEoQuianos, entire elIas
eesGal0se Naoa Mtetaa del lN{g0Y FsN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
Francisco R. de GOenao q

Medico Cirujano por la Universidad DE-
Santiago de Gal1cla, ofrece sus servieioa ealla
de San Francisco nfm ~ O Trl;e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28

CalIlclda que venden los seflores Armas .
Jmenez en- La Gran 0ass0y5a. Cruz Il en-
hG 1.. EsferG, Fortaleza 81. Es un remedio infa-,
liblo. s-o -1---
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
lAprovechar La ganga!

Sc vende un piano en buen estado. de Ia
fabrIca de Bsroel6 por preo m0dico H.
tormarAn en- Ia Gale de Ia Tanca 1dmero Q,
altos. a /
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
ATENCION

Una famia que ha dss pa ar l.,s maaas d..
Mayo Ja'io en- la Capita az .iiara lou a de.
sa ias casss que deJau tempOralmsnte ahora las
tamllas que pasan el We -ano en- Santurce In
formara Ramon Carbon. Flrtaleza 2a. a4 :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
ST. don Pedro F Gatell. Coamo

CANTAR
La mujer ea Ia bala
y 81 hombre el blanco,
CupidO carga 81 arma
y apuuta el diab 10.
Santos del cielO
DesgraciadO del pobre
que espere el fuegO l-fAIMoJ J.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28

tosctd, cuanto 10 pueda pedir en- 81 ramo da
provisiones, conservas, dulces confituras q.
mas. Vale Ia pena visitar 81 Colmado de
los Sres Cerecedo Hermanos c.
Tres dos, cuatro 4 uno, veinte oinoo
0oy de gayels, deofa un individuo al que me
prueoe que hay en- la capital donde Sc pueda
taurant de Fontanillas.
Para 81 dolor de cabeza es cast siempre un
remedio infalible 81 Alc0holado Gjol Una ven
Ga dc d1cho preparado sobre la frente hace de-
saparecer el dolor mas pertinaz
Solicite usted de su hoticario Ia Loci6,s
AnlsNeypet6cG del DR.. Monies Diaz de Ia Hs-
Dana. Este preparado puede usarse tambl6n
caspa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28
Una criandera

Barcena Rodriguez, natural de ests Gu
dad, criandera dc n d y hAbil pa.a Fl .. rri
Clio de eA4as, solicita una plaza p&ra = IN q
serviHlos El que desea colocsriH pre- q q. Ii.
citara en- Ia calle do In Luna rtimern * o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28

Los articulos del giro de Ia casa que empa
Quetan los sefores S0brino de Lui1a Y Ca. para
el interior el extrangero, llegan su destino
sin ningun deterioro, 10 cual, como es l6gieo,
es una gran recommendation. Esta es una vers
dad tan incuest'onable, como aquella que en-
seha que no hay vino comparable COR eli de
Logroho que al detalle, por garrafones, por pi-
pas por doeenas de botellas venden los mis-
mos sres. Sobrino de Luiha Ca,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-28

%asaAhAAsnA13N 0& ~ OS10A
D1 OLYMPIC OTRRO, AT0CEA No 2. PoMUH.
Mtsica para piano dos manoa.
ComposiciOnes de autores del pals publicadaa
por egta casa.
AstoL-La Borfnquefa, con letra, dan.
=" - .s1ssss ss..s...sAa...sAe 80 cts,
Oos6ss A.-El Osfa0n poncefo, mazurka. so cts.
1den -Ls seforIta, mazurka... so cts,
Para pedidos on Ia Capital, q. ]. Gonzales font
Asegure Vd. su vida en- una Cofnoahia res.
petabie como ID de Eg Sol del Canada ' r1orita
tranQuilo sabiendo que no deia sus hiiOa
espuestos loB rigoIes de ia raiab.is, El aoen.
te de 10 sol del Canada On Puerto. kico a 81
Sr. don Carlos B Mslts.
No sutea usted mas dc los ealloa otraa
esstscsnelaa az loo plss. QQ@pre ei tayeQlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
JERSEY CITY

MAYOR WANSER URGES ANOTHER REFORM.
Mayor WanSer sent to the Board OF Finance yester-
day a message in which he calls upon that BODY TO
transfer the Department for the Collection Of water
Rents to the City Collectors Office rs AUTHORIZED by
the new charter. After quoting resolution Of the
In which the transfer Of the Water Department
was postponed because OF insufficient room for lis nc
cemmodatOn at the City Hail. the Mavor SAYS
Il would respectfully suggest that your boad re
y1ve this matter and make the transfer Of the water
collections the City Collector because the law new
charter requires the collector 10 make the collections
and your board make rules governing the same ana
also because the change will be great convenience
the taxpayer and effect great saving 10 the city,
As the collectors clerks We'll with the tax
bills at the time of year that the water rents are
payable. Thus the whole clerical force drawing paw
for this service In the Water Department can be di>
missed. This l. a very convenient time FOR your
board to proceed in this matter next years appro
priations are now under your in>Iection.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
GOVERNORS DAY AT CAMP ABBETT.

sea Girt, y. j.. July II (SpecialI.-Thls was Gov
ernos Day at Camp Albeit and the most brilliant one
50 far. Wehlled excursion trails arrived early,
bringing great crowds OF visitors. The gun detach-
mcnts attached TO the brigade were employed In
howltzcr practlce the beach. triangular canvas
target erected a buoy 1000 yards ont at sea
and the gunners knocked It into shreds The drums
beat the assembly al 10 and the companies marched
in columns Of fours 10 the line Of formation comple
Ing the rcgimenta and battalion line OF battle. After
putting the brigade through the manual OF arms,
Governor Albeit with General sewell and their staf
rode up and down the front and rear Of the troops
and tie brigade passed in review. Dress parade
was held at the usual hour, and Calling Gun Com.
pany b, OF Camden, gave exhibition drill over
10000 persons the ground, IN the afternoon.
A military ball was held Ut the Monmouth House, at
Spring Lake. In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
NETWORK ClTY.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Brennan received re
port from his superintendent Of tug and SEQ" eervce
| c. W. Anderson, yesterday, which denies that me
dead animals and garbage with which Controller Myers
says the Long Island beaches are Scwn a'e carried
ont by the street Cleaning Department. II IS ALLEGED
that this sort Of refuse comes from the steamships
and other water craft.
The dealers in cOttonsccd lnseed. larl and Other
oils have formed the OH Association. for improving
business conditions and aiordng an opportunity Tor
members 70 meet one another. The association 10
cludes member, Of the Produce Exchange. The Pc
tiulcum rchncrs are not in It. +. = whitman Is
president \. W Harris is iccpreidcnt, and y j.
Cooling is secretary Of the association.
Thur;ow W. Parker was yesterday appointed an
inspector OF customs at - dny. lie has been a
messenger at $40 year, detailed to clerical duty
The Consolidated stock md Petroleum Exchange
will begin to post Chicago grain quotations on Mon
day. the figures being given by the ticker service
which sends Board Of Trade quotations. The
service began yesterday. Tho cxchanCo made rs Ar
| ranecmcnt5 to post the figures some 'imr as'.
The annual election Of the New York and Brazil
steamship Company Yesterday resulted I'm the cnoicc
OF the old board. follows &. f. Huntingdon {. VI.
Pratt. George Williams. ". ". wins. f. Il. Bartlett.
George f. Weed. Charles Il. Flint. Edward II. Ripley
and II. c. Ilufburt.
An entcrpr.nr street vcndcr WHO does an active
business In Park Row IN campaign iapc tokens make
pubMc record If his sac,. ~ the last showing TIE
Harrison badge ovcrountcd the Cleveland almost two
To one.
Commissioner shields Yesterday DISCHARGED James
\. Liant. Of Tarry town. an editor whom Mr. Nina
Irving Dcamater. the 40 called 1arrytovn portc-s
Of passion charged with writing her an Indecent
letter. Mr.. Liant was arrested some time ago. There
was no adequate proof that he guilty
The Tribune Yesterday received - from ~. : for
the poor family In Riyinston st., the father Il which
Is crippled laccmakcr
Charles johnson. 4 40. = East On-hunfrcd and
thirty hIst-st and Frank Gombro.la 81 80. 80 Thomp
son-st. wctc found I'll with smallpox yc,ic.dif. ard
we're removed - Riverside Hospital Nithn TWO
weeks there have been three cases Of smallpox dis
covered AT the tenement house 80 20 Thomp 81.