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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05

contra derecho.-La igualdad so
cial.-La igualdad en- la historia.-
La igualdad ante la raz6n.-La So
berania.-La demagogia.-Los hun
nos modernos.-La revo' uci6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfasi6n y caos,-
Ell nihiIismo.-Psopagandas demo
ledoras.-Oancer socia'.-Antino~
mias y anomalias.-El mayor de
los errores.-All& va la nave.-Epf
logo y conclusion.
De vents.-En la Imprenta del
BOLETIN MEROANTIL.
Precio.-Un peso cincuenta Gen.
tavos ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
EN- VENTA,

Una estancia, radicsda en- ell ba.
rrio de Furoias jurisdiction del pue.
blo de " Las Marias" de veinte y
ocho cuerdas de extension, sempra.
da de cafe, platanos, guineos, pas.
to etc.
Y otro de doscientas cuerdas que
radica en- el barrio de Bio prieto
jurisdiction de Yauco.
Para mas detalles dirigiue a don
Agustin Oastell6, an Mayagtie2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
REYlSTA COMERCIiL
)E NOTICIAS Y ANUNOIOS
Operaciones durante los
dfas 8 y q de Febrero.
MOVIMIENTO DE BUQUES.


De st. Thomas y escalas, vap
tr. Colombo y, de 1856 tonels.
das cap. Pheuoveng, Jose 7. Sill
va. Fran cisco Novella,2 2 brls sguar
diente. Vicente u %, 80 cjs yer.
mouth, 4 els mana. A. Vicente q
%, % cjs, passs, 4 els farmacls,
100 sis cacao. w. NJ. Latimer, 3 O
oonao. Palscios u 90, Z G mana
Sierra & %, 10 @ licores, 80 Q CO.
nae Oere c. do Hmns y Go, 2 G flu
tas, 15 @ licores, IL @ conservas.
Andres Oiosas, 80 @ aqua mineral
b. Simonet, 8 8 Quiucalla. s. de
Luna & %, 5 brrcas vino B 9 llCo-
res, 80 G conac, l cubo quesos Bar
cello y Perujo, 500 G pspss. A Ia
Ofden marca: G. L. l @ relojes. S,
6OO Q papas. j. NJ. q. lO g mana.
DE 81. Marljs, gol amer Zero
me b. Look y, dc 343 toneladst,
. pltan Il. Look 4 Andres Cross S,
con 12,526 plezas MADEIRA.
De Uominics, goi lug "Bel Bran
dom, s. de Ezquisga, en- lastre.
aNTRADAs DA oABoTAJB.
Col esp "Guillermito", de Pom.
ce.
sALIDAs DE rRAvAsfA.
Para Ponce, vap ing "Euripi-
des", despachsdo por Latimer 4
Fernandez, con cargs de trAnsito
Para Galveston, vap esp MA
ria y, despachado por s. de Erquia
ga, 100 sI cafe con 8,253 kilos.
Para Hapana y escalas, vap esI
" Il. de Herrera despachado poI
Ludwig Duplace. Para Gibara, pol
5. de E.quisga 10 sI cafe con l .03(
kilos'
Para Haiti y escalas vap. fr
Co ombie y, despachado por j. I
silva, con carga dc translto.
sALIDAs DE CABoTAJE.
Col. esp. " Clementina dc Areci
boz, para Arecibo.
| vap. esp. 4" Aviles para Asecl
DO y iuta.
| DE5PACHADO5. a
| Singuno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
OPKRAcioSKs DE EUQuEs IN r1'


Col amer "Jcfom~ Il Look". dcs
cArgaudo.
Col ing bel Brat don", psn
iicnse4
Berg esp Jovea ID ALA. dos
Afgando.
3osg ,sp ''CoTses". eafsanSio.
berg rep "Isahsl". eA'ssndo-
.Bpa tor. " lIans Io1e >. dcseas
gAndo.
GAhoTAgR~
GoI. cap " 7. Sc Ases!lso e. -,
- para Posoe-
u0l. rap josea Cara >. Gag
para AgnAa lA MsyAgsea
uo cap II slHq1eA e&ssa s"s
fa Ascea1o,
0ol esp Pivr.@eS saA >. Gag
para i sfao
blsA ssp Psd,a'o oAsss -
80 Vega q
bdrs esp fazaasA eAssa -
- 4 cad -
TO. eP Csae~psaa@ >. f~&
j s@se.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
La .Locl0n Antiher rp6tlca

del doctor MONTES, es e1 preparado que mas Sc
usa en- Madrid y otras captaes de Europa, para ha
Ger desaparecer la caspa la cabeza, evitando Sc
guramente la caida del caDello. Sustituye al Agus
de quina' que NADIA hace, como esta agradable
mente perfumada, las seiloras encontraran en- ella
un aqua de tocador inaprecable, 10 mismo para
usarla en- la cabeza que la cara con 10 que evita
ran que ell cuts padezca de barros, gretas, man
chas irritaciones producidas por ell sol Ell are
nue tanto afean estropean la pel de la cara.
Sc vende en- las farmacIas de los sehores Blanco
Guillermety, Daub6n, en- todas las buenas boticas
de la Isa.
Los Sres farmac6uticos pueden hacer sus peddos
don Fernando Sanchez, unico representative en-
esta Isla, Ro-piedras, calle Nueva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
A los SreSCuras parrocOs,

Sc vende I'm magnifico y nuevo
Armoaium de voces muy potentes,
ie l6 registros, rodillera, y teclado
nanspositor.
Es de MADEIRA palissandre, y de
10 mejJr tabrica conocida de Pa
ris.
Fortaleza, ndmero 81 Tienda
1e Los MuchGchos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
BOi'EL RESTAURANT AURORA
de Antonio Navarro.
4 42.-FORTALEZA-4a.a

Este Establecimiento gastrono-
nioo, recomendable por su situa-
sion centrica, 10 es mucho mas poi
las dltimas reformas que tanto Gu
linarIas como. las concernientes la
onea servicio.de sus favoreceiore
aa recientemente establecido 80
ouevo dueno; para que ell gusto }
ouen trato estea en- armonia con 10
l,mpieza y equldad, indispensables
nn establecimientos phblioos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
attasDstla HHtal D. s4l4At

Fus n Be La sAxA A n1 sasa'
, thsss, 1ss q sss@ssa t@s G sass
* sA
s*as fassssssa & Gas A ss@
ls d 1sA. 10 q fsei@a 3 Tag ssN
= saAts&sa. os7sa -
i'sa ! sAss4e A ga 4 tssa A. i
fssss sas A sess@4ssa n. ss~as
a sAAA ss q @AAA
lss.4 ] IAxAas II saws asss A s
yAssmss A e.. - - s%saa
pum ] II hasa 8 asaAsAass
I sssa. 80 y sssNA A FAassAAss !
ICa aWgaM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05

For Oaldas & Co.: A P. ktecs
& 90, I'd chorizos. A Co. "a ez
Y Alfonso. 10 d pimientts A Fer
nandez & 90 y M. M. Dominguez,
so 81 papas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
GUEA LOCAL.
SOBaINOs De E7OuIAGl.
FORTALE2A, II

Osas de giros y cominonss.
/ IAgsntes De los vaporss eorreos 10 10
Oompsnis TrasaslAntes Espahola.
Agentss Dc ID ID as los ssnorss Ii
rinaga Y Co, as Liverpool.
lasm idem q. II. Fletcher J Co.,
id. (com 7enia "La Fischa") de ia.
Agsnsss de ID ID ls los ssnorss J. 7
Sieksls y O., Lnea de Sierra.
Agentss De B.h', Beh,uni J Ross
IInsa de "Ssrra".
Agsntss de In ComPaaia ls Ssgaro'
eonrs Ifcsrdlos lsnomiaA4s 10 = 20
val" ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05

LasZoci6n Montes, ps pSrs sisa' si t4sssl isasl
miento do toda production herpeica, hacienda des.
aparecer primero el picor molestisimo resttuyendo
despues ala normalidad al sitio enfermo. La LO-
ClON esinofensiva, Y, 10 mismo que medicamen-
to, tiene conqustado puesto el tocador de las
senoras como preparation hgienica dc primer Or
dem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
AvIsOs.

Vap. espahoI BUENAVENTURA.
Sali6 direotamente de Liverpool
para este puerto, ell dia % del pa
sad0.
vap esp CADIZ.
Hacia ell 6 del corriente saldra de
Liverpool, direotamente para este
puerto.
Vap esp M, L. VlIlaverde.
Procedente de Santiago de Ouba
via Ponce, Mayagiiez y Agusdilla,
Comara puerto del 8 al 8 del &C
tual.
Vap esp MONTEVIDEO.
Segun cablegrama recibido por
sus consignatarios, ell expresado va
por ha salido del puerto de Oadiz
con destino este, el dia 80 del pa.
sado.
Vap esp FEDERICO.
Segdn cablegrama recibido por
sus consignatarios, ha salido del
puerto de Sautander para este, con
hetes para varios.
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
vap aim BORUSSIA.
Hacia ell del corriente tomara
puerto proceden de La Guaira
y escalas, y seguira viaje para Eu-
ropa, via st. Thomas, admitlendo
carga y pasajeros.
Oonsignatarios, Mullenhoff s.
Korber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05

Vlernes, Santa Agaeda,
virgen y martir.
Sabado, 6.-Santa Doeotea, vir
gen y msrtir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
0ACETA De HOY.

E. o. aprobando un aeuerdo de
IL Sala de Gobierno de esta Au-
diencis, relative d 'os Secretaries
y OHciales de Sala creados por
Real Decreto de Agosto tltimo.
Nombrado para 10 Prebends
de Rscionero vacante en- esta San.
ta Iglesia Cstedral, por trasl, .
ci6n de D. Jol9 Carreu, el Pbro
d. Salvador Caatany Bou.
Trasladado don Telmo Giral
DEE Maceira de ID Presidencia de
Ia Audiencia de 10 Criminal de
Ponce al Juzgado de Instruction
del Oeste de 10 Habana.
Admitida 4 don jose Sinehel
Candel 10 renuncia del cargo de
Alcalde de- San GermAn.
Z Ha quedado cerrada 10 O6 Gina
del Cable de Ponce por haberse
restablecido 10 communication en-.
tre esta Capital y San Thomas.
Subastas.
Csnso electoral para Diputadol
{ Cortes.
Providencias judicialss.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.

FRUTOS DEL PALS.
Az6OAR.
Sc vendieron:
65 ST de- "a San Vicente" a 81 O5
Quintal. Oompradores, Ru-
bert HermauOs
20 81 de "a ''San Vicente a 81 90
quintAl. Oomprador, An
dr6s Crosas.
CAFE.
Ootizamos clase corriente de
$224 22s quintal.
MIELNH.
Sin operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
WATERLOO POLtTlCO".
ExAMEN CRtTICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALxs TEoRfAs
sOBRE QUE DEsCASsA Ell EDIFICIo
PoLfTICo MODHRxo,
DON lGNAClO DiAZ CAXgJL,
1Icrol DBL ~sOLrrH HElSnL" D nnIs tEs
DEDICAToRiA.
LA RAzoN DEL TITCLo.

GUMARIo.-Luchemos.--El debef
cumplido.-La generaci6n que su-
be.--La justicia humana --Pretex-
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso , sus ma
nifestacionee. opinion p6blica.
-El periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodIsmo.-Lo que e. hoy IL
prem ala p,enss y las leycs.-
La politica-Lo que debe ser Ia
p,litica.-O6mo se hscen los poll
ticos. Como nacen los paftidos
Los programs politiooa--Artifi-
clos politicos Ell carnavsl polIti-
co.-Miseriss politicas. - 6inoeri-
dad politics. a.-Eanatismo politioo
La democracia. a.-Prinelpios do
moore ticos. s.-Absurdos dsmocrAu
eos.-Deilrics democsausos. - Il
nsszisd a u ossdsanN NasFsss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
viLlAa, FABIAN 7 co.

gAsasfs 8s. s,s Assssssa ia aaea@asAa
As ss4s .ssse fssse s3 s,sssgst
sa saa aasg lssf.s seatl.
y AVA e4sssA&aa. / e~HA4 saHaa8 "a
sa4 ssss.ss.s - - .ss.ssssssss, - gasf.
Assas6.s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
LlBROS DE- INSTRUCTION

TRADUOCION del latin, por
Polo.
DIOCIONARIO latino espahol,
por Miguel.
GRAMATIOA latina, por Es-
cartin
GEOGRAFIA, por Sanchez Me
rate.
Idem. por Moreno y Esplnosa.
PEDAGOGICAL, San.op.
PSlCOLOGIA, logica y etica,
Mestre.
RETORICAy y poetica, Regdrez.
GGOMETRIA y trigonometria,
Oardin.
ARlTMETIOA Cortakar.
GEOMEfRIA, idem.
ALGEBRA, idem.
TABLAS dc logaritmos, SAN
chez Ramos,
TENEDURIA dc lib,os, Caaia-
dos.
MANUAL del Comtrcio. ldem,
VETERlSARIA, Arago.
! Id alomauA. Castro Verde.
.FlslCA y q limica, felin.
/ tLEGlsLAOION dc primerA en-
ue eiiAnsA frrrcr R.vrro.
REPERTOIRE De JCRIS-
PRU DESIIA ca m&,otia erlu lnal,
tormado por uus JGntA dc Al~oga.
los, baio IL diiooolon dc don Vi.
cenie Romero GIron; oompsends
de sde cl sho lsTo 4 lsss9 s tome.
pasta
| HlsrOkIA DC EspAAA, forura
i4cl aaiyvrsAl. ldcm.
| idern lie kspAhA, pcs Fenan. {
ICxAlto.
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csoa~s 9fxAaseAs - "a 4 It's nlsss1,
e4on &c J4ssAsaA ca lAs ptu lacaai
10 lasa@aAs. pf~ce1 ia dc go q
ssNs1a - AAs.es-eA, Aaosss "a ]
ossssas4@3a Cas- "a aegaaAaxaea AAse
tAos J a Sc - l'eesssslA. , sssA a.
f~lss Faxssss 5 sa J se9 la 4e, VI
lsos at.eAsiaess. " as fatpsas. at lie u
1eY sc a4AeSsAe a# as / y &c 4 e ssss
sc $50 e 3eeses.s Aee 3s esa sA
aAa &c I isAmss J Al as@@As ass
ssos sasAosss s5Ev4 Sc tszs Has
ssag Aes psa go ~ ssa " q
ssf@a &C uta<a. , iassA<aa Asssas
lsas 50 . AxssssA Sc h4a Ia tss "a
"a H84$s8@ Sc 49,
rAtAA&asst A - sNs@r 1sst NAa
sAss4 ] s1Asass sAs p sa&A@sss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
nERNAlz Il CO,

w. --EETUAN--If
0sAeEciaatss ispsrtAaesas Dc tais .s.ae ID
nsseARoiar.
Gran ssEtiae 2s ssE aseEeE Psasn
EYeRSaa Il. Bel Asssi,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-05
EFECTOS MILITARES
Gel ROS De ORQ"
IN IAJvA Doh ALgIH
As:Ksss " spa yaAg nlr5ss

Plaza Principal ndn ri.
En- este antique y acreditado establecinen
to hay constantemente un gran surtido de
sables, espadas, y divisas de todas clases para
los se1ores oiciales de Ejercito, Armada, Ha-
cienda y Telegrafos, Escudos, Trofeos, EN-
blemas etc, etc.
Be coafeocionan gorras de todas o'anes y
formas.
Escudou espanoIes de seda, estampados, de
oos tamahos. para ban isras.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-07-07

Simon Sagolsky Upsets Carriage and Then
Tries 10 Getaway

Humane officer Orlopp and patrolman
Corrigan yesterday afternoon arrested ST.
mon Sagolsky for cruelty to ANIMALS.
Sagolsky drives dray for a man named
Reisner, and was driving down Washing
ton street and ran into a carriage belonging
to John Koeppen, standing in front of Phelps
Bros dry-goods store in the Vance Block.
Several ladies who were in the carriage
were thrown out but not hurt. Without
stopping to see what damage he had done
or how badly any of the ladies might be
hurt. Sagolsky began lashing his horse
with bIacksnake whip. He turned up
pennsylvania street towards the postoffice:
The officers standing at the corner OF
Pennsylvania and Washington streets saw
him whipping the horse and started IN
pursuit, overtaking him In front Of the
Journal building. When arrested he gave
his name Marks, and said he lived on
Eddy street. His employer. Mr.. Reisner,
however. told the officers his right name
and he was slated under it.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-07-07
THE BOARD is EXCORIATED
Robert Clark Tells the Members to Re-
sign and Give Some One Else a Show.
Pr sident Conduit Expresses Qualification
When He says lie Wi i Call No More
Con r.cts Awarded Received.

Robert Clark OF Central avenue. stalked
in upon the Board of Public Works yester-
day morning and brought o fresh and in
vIgorating breeze with him. Mr.. Clark
wants Central avenue cleaned up from the
State ditch to Fifteenth street. The ladies
in that part of the city are in sympathy
with the thing that Mr.. Clark wants. and
lately a bevy of fifteen or twenty swooped
down on the board and tried to talk it into
the scheme with indifferent success. Mr.
Clark's manner and language yesterday
were that of q man who has lost all pa
thence with the boards delay, aud when
there appeared no disposition to move in
the matter he declared hotly that he would
bother the board no further.
Mr.. Conduit expressed himself gratified
at this assurance.
''YOu fellows act as though you thought
the people were your servants instead of
you being theirs, said Mr.. Clark, with ris-
ing temper. as he strode towa ard the door.
The reply was not calculated to pour
oil on the troubled waters and.
turning, MIR. Clark declared. If |
couldn't give better satisfaction Pd
resign and let somebody in here competent
to do the work and who could accord visit
ors decent treatment With that Mr..
Clark was gone and the board once more
breathed freely.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-07-07
Minor hIunicipnI Matters

minor municlphi MatteTA
The owners of real estate on Fletcher
avenue petitioned for cistern for fire pro-
lection.
w. H. Craft g. Co., rental agents, were
directed to repair dangerous sidewalk in
front of 7S West Fifth street.
The engineer was directed to fenumber
East Market street, between Noble and
State streets, as perltioned for.
The engineer was directed to prepare the
the first alley west of Camp street, from st.
Clair to Pratt.
The engineer was directed to have the ap-
proach to engine house No. q on Massachu-
setts avenue, asphalted in accordance with
the recommendation of Chief Webster.
The city engineer was directed to inves-
tigate the condition of tho fire cistern. cor
ner Linn and Vermont streets, wrecked by
natural gas. and furnish an estimate of the
cost of repairs.
Complaints as to the condition of North
East street between Walnut and ST. Clair,
Liberty from Vermont to Michigan. North
East from New York to Vermont. Eighth
street east of Park avenue were referred to
Street Commissioners Temmans.
The water company was requested to
withhold the laying of water main, COM
mencing on North Street. from the first
alley east of Pine to Dorman street. north
on Dorman. etc., for the reason that the
board wishes to modify the main.
The board notified Gen. I. A. Morris
president OF the water company, that it
was not the boards intention to order
mains laid on North Alabama street, from
Tenth To Fourteenth streets. as the prop
erty-owners intend to make connections
through alleys.
II. ID. Fisher and othe-s called attention
to the filthy condition of the cutters on
North New Jersey street, from Seventh
street to the State ditch. 1t was stated
that six cases of diphtheria. five fatal. had
developed in these two squares. Referred
to Street Comm lssioner Temmans.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-07-07
BAPTIST MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
The ColOred People Taking Steps to Consolidate
the Two Districts Officers Elected

For some time the matter of consolidating
the two church districts of the colored Bap-
tist Church In this State has been under
discussion among the mem bership, and yes
terday q con vention of the ministers of that
denomination In the State began at the
Second Baptist Church to take up that and
other matters. Rev. j. w. Carr. pastor of
the church named, was made temporary
chairman, and Rev. w. H. Beecher, of
Evansville, secretary. A committee on en-
rollment was appointed. consisting of L. w :.
Gray, Shelbyville: s. c. Manuel, New
Albany; j. r. Raynor. Indianapolis. +. b.
Martin, S. G. Manuel, B. Smith, j. r. Miller
and S. Clay were appointed committee on
permanent organization.
X. NJ. G. Anderson. OF Lost Creek, and
w. III. Anderson, of Evansville addressed
the convention. q. w. Dorsey, also of
Evansville, was of the opinion that the
convention would be wise enough to adjust
nent organization reported, and the follow
ing officers were chosen:
Chairman-J. w. Carr Indianapolis.
Assistant Chairman-A. Isabel. Columbus
Secretary-W. III. Beecher, Evansville.
Assistant secretary-N. A. Seymour, Indian
aRolis: RSos. w Gov s,.,,vv,u.
B. j. Jack, rector of ST.. Philips Protest
ant Episcopal Churcn, ana -. A. Williams,
pastor nf the Ninth Presby terian Church,
were introduced and spoke briefly.
At the afternoon session an address of
welcome was made by Rev. L. b. Martin,
to which fitting response was made by
Rev. G. w. Dorsey. of Evansville.
Last evening devotional exercises were
conducted at the Second Baptist Church.
Rev. c. S. Manuel ofNew Albany, preached
the sermon. taking as his subject 1.-The
Liberty Conferred by the Spirit of the
Lord" Rev. b. Smith, of Richmond.
preached at Antioch Church; Rev. w. II.
Becher, of New Albany, at South Calvary.
and Rev. j. Miller, of Crawfordsville, at
Read street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-07-07
BRIGHT SIDE OF A SOLDIERS LIFE"
1t Is the Subject of Bright Lecture by Rev.
Charles w. Lee at Y. M. C. A. Ball.

Rev. Charles w. Lee spoke at Y. NJ. C. A.
Hall last night to large and appreciative
audience on THE Bright Side of a Soldiers
Life" The lecturer was captain of Com
pany A, Third Indiana Cavalry. of which
the late Gen. George H. Chapman was
colonel. He was breveted captain, and for
year and half was on General Custer's
staff. passing through the great campaign
of the Shenandoah valley. The lecture
was full of anecdots and incident illus
tratlve of the life of the boy in blue. He
showed that much of the bright side de-
pended upon the quality of the commander,
and contrasted the inefficiency. of some
generals with the efficiency of Grant and
Sheridan. in whose hands the men always
felt safe. He closed with saying that the
bright side of the picture IS seen to-day in
the light that these men fought, better
than they thought: that they did not
merely fight to put down the rebellion, but
1t proved to be fight for manhood, and in
the destruction of slavery there had been
an up-llft in labor not only in this country
but in Europe.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-07-07
Mathematical Instruments.
A new and complete line.
THE BOWEN. MERRILL co.
THE UNION VETERAN LEGION.
Committees Appointed to Take Charge of the
Coming National Encampment.

A meeting of the committee of arrange
ment for the national encampment of the
Union Veteran Legion. TO take place in this
city Oct. u and Is, 1892, was held at the
Denison House last night, J. NJ. Paver.
chairman of the general committee, pre-
siding.
The meeting brought out full attend
ance. and the programme for the approach
ing encampment was discussed with inter-
EST. No effort will be spared to entertain
the guests and make the encampment q
brilliant success in every particular. The
following committees have been named:
observation-disclosures ". spahr: James r.
Carnahan, Hezekiah Daily, George Z. McGinnis,
Reception-s X. Fletcher. Rhoda r. Shiel. H.
M Caylor, Vincent Carter, Henry C. Allen, Fred
Knefer.
Hotels-W. z. Phlpps. James E. Twinane,
Andrew Kramer, j. III. Loves. Charles w.
Board of Trade and Commercial Club-T. b.
Lynn, Moses McLain. n. r. Ruckle, Horace Nc
Kay, Joseph +. Pope.
Haas. August L. Lyons, W. /. Hit.
Printing-Francis r.. Engle, John Mains, Z. FL.
Pritcnard. John e spratt
Halls and Decorations-B. ID. Miner, j. G. f.
Myers. John Maloney. q. W. Wilmington, NJ. l..
Brown.
Music-E Over. B. A. Richardson, B. W. sulli-
Guards and Drum Corps-Sam Laing, Thomas
Sherry. George f. Lowry. Peter linn, John X.
Robinson, Joseph Boswell.
wonans Auxiliary-Joseph E. Haskell, A. d.
Miller. III. q. stiles, 4. j. Van WORMS, William B.
Downey.
Press-Z. A. Smith. Gid B. Thompson Frank
Wilson, William T.. Shilling, -. III. Lester.
Executi ve--George W. Spahr. I. X. Fletcher,
" &C. PhiPps, T. +. Linn, W. II. Tucker. Francis
l. Engle, B. ID. Miner f. Over Sam Laing. Jos.
L. Haskell. q. A. Smith. b. @. Shaw.
Souvenirs B: G: Shaw. Joseph r Perry,
Hiram Julian. II. Nicolai NJ NJ Elliott.
The Union Veteran Legion Encampmenr, {,
No. SO Will muster IN a number of promi-
nent veterans at the meeting tomorrow
night. Colonel Lilly will be one of the
number. The encampment is growing rap
idiy.
The entertainment committee was in
structed to arrange a camp lire programme
for Oct. 12 at TomlInson HALL which has
been engaged for all the sessions of the ep-
aupment. 1t was ordered that the COM
mittee on halls and decorations employ
Truempe. the decorator. 10 embellish the
hall. at cost not TO exceed 500. The SOU
yenir adopted for the occasion is silk
badge in patriotic colors bearing n hand
some design. Of which the soldiers and
sailors monument and the seal OF the or
der are part The music committee was
instructed TO make arrangements for the
services or the Orphans Home Band at
Knightstown for two days.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-07-07

Mrs. Frederica Nicolai, widow of the late
Lewis Nicolai. died yesterday afternoon,
aged seventy -nine years, at the residence OF
her son Jay. near Irvington. She was long
known as q devoted and consistent Chris
tian, having been q member of the German
Methodist Church for more than fifty years
Her life was full of kindly deeds She
her husband IN 1851, and has seen this city
grow from a village. She leaves five sons
TO mourn her loss, Henry, Lewis. John, Jay
and Charles all we'll and favorably known
in business circles.