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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-05
0r6nica de la Isla de Cuba.
Habana, 20 de Mayo de 1892.
SUMARIO.-Suma q sigue.-E
dessert0 de Sahara.

81 MARIO.-SNm1G q StguG.-EI
dessert0 de Sahara.
| Sucedi6 10 one estaba previsto
que sucediera. La exposition qae
alevaron nuestras corporacionos
econ6micas, acompanadas de las
frmas del Part do autonomis,a y
iel asentlmienlo, en- euaaro al tom
do, del de Union Constitutional,
do encontr6 favorable acogida en-
al amino del MlnistrO de Ultramar.
Ia parte expositivs, Ia torma e.
que sc hallaba redastaia dicho do
oumento, que psimeramen5e fue
sensurada por el segando de To-.
partidos citados, era ca algunas de
sus partes bastante irreSpetuoss,
,sgda ei parscer de los periodic rs
y de las petsonas imparclaies. N
8 exurailo, pues. de nlnguna man
ca, que el se1or Romero Robledo
ia recibiese Gun desagcsdo y hasta
ilefs & entender que ea es.e
pats habia una especia de anarQula
aoral, a juzgar por g! mod, con
lue Sc hacian las pstioiones. Fra
80 fae e,a Que cause efecto
sariOs 6rganos qle So de Oa POI
sudldos Uoinar IN a sn csrgo la de-
fensa con harGa desgracla, pues 10
iue demostraron fd6 qua no solo
'ra ciertO 10 do la anarquia mora.
sIno que estas palabras eran muy
uodesIas para expresar ei estado
10 liberCad exsgefada en- que vi
zen aqul el pensamlento y la plu-
ma.
AIN dentro del Partido de q ui6n
Constitutional parece que 81 sg,
IAN dos tendencias: una, la de pro-
,urar por tOd0s los medios posi-
DIES la realization del proyeoto DE-
presU puestos del sefiJr Il Jmero Ro
'iedV, hAciendolo aparecer como
el daioo que puede fAcllitar ell bic
.estar q esta Isla; la 0tra, fuu
iada sin duda en- Otros movies,
Jretende furmar coro con los III.
C6uomus, contradiciendo diD ha obrs
y Oponieudose las mlsmas de
claraoIones emitidas acerca d.
elia p>r ell Partido en las y. stone.
iiarias qus celebia con tai OBJ
.ero A esta fracci6n del Parti. |
10 creo one le llaman "ecoa6-
mlca", 6 de los economicos. rs "a.
gurO que tanto estos como los de |
bsndo autonomlstA estan impidlen-
do zen cuanto SIS d6bllas fuerzas
10 permiten IL organization v el
buen 0rden de esta provinces. por-
que para conseguir la uoa el otro
es preciso armonizar las vo unts
des del Gooierno y los goberna
dos, y no auudir al exp OF ,disi
mo terreno dc los "privlegios II,
lie las "diferencias" y dc los "mo
nopolios ", h1icos argumentos que
70 pueden tomar cuaudo la justlcia
y 81 amor p.trl no ssben sobrepo
nerse u las paslones da localidad.
Por ESQ el seiiur Romero Robledo
10 atendi6, oomo acostumbra ha-
ceflo, a las instAncias que contra
su proyecto 60 ledirigieroD, pofque
10 arnenasa y el delpOtlsmo 10 ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-05

tuerzas del supreme gobierno que
se Ocupsn en- su pacificaci6n, has
muerto muchos de los cabecilas in
dos que fomentabau el espiritu de-
Ia rebellion.
De los jefes yaquis que aparecie.
ron 81 principle de la guerra, no
queda va ninguno; todos han muer-
10 en- la luoha; el dltimo de- ellos,
Lorenzo Jabalsy, murl6 batiendo-
SO cercs de Oocorit el ano p. oximo
pasado. Otros, que han brosado
dal seno de la guerra y que sustti-
yerOa d los primeros, han muert"
tamhi6n en- la persecution qle ST
ha heoho por las fuerzas & los res
COS rebeldes de la tribu.
III dltimo catecilla yaqui de al
gnua significaci6n es el llamado
"Ohico Huicha", quien, con otros
lie menos importancis, habis aban-
i nado fItimamente Ia Sierra de-
Bacatete, dltimo refugio de los su-
blevados.
El senior general Hernandez tu-
vo noticia de que esos cabecillas
podian estar en- el mineral del Ga
vian, en- el distrito de Ures. y de
acuerdo con el O. Gobernador de
EstRdo destac6 una partida dc
fuerzas al maodo del teniente cofo-
mel Claudio Zapats, quien logr6, eI
6x,to mAs satlsfAct0riO, pues 81 dia
10 del corrien 9 me lOgr6 aprehen'
der en- ell citado mineral al referido
"Ohico Huicha" y tres conooidos
cabecillas mas.
Oonsideramos de mucha impor
tanoia esta captura, porque quita &
los rebeldes sus jefes, y aunqne II,
es diflcil que SO improvisen otrcs
6stos oareceran del prestigiO que
tenlap los anterio:es para lapzaE q
la guerra { los resGos de los suble
vados que sc mantenfan en- la mon
taiia".
Bssta.
M Sc noa ve7ga, repetimos
con Ia diyculps de las rebeliones
midas. Porque insistiremos en-
40 juzgsrlas h.jas del capsicho.
Fl Plan bien GO dissingue; no Ga
otro one el exterminio de los it,
dios. | Y ESQ 10 promueven y san
cionan G1biernos republicapos en-
auestra epoca, y en- Ia Amecics
Iibre, feiz & independence, co.
mo dice I'm conoeidisimo parsa
dol
Esto 81 que es TODD un fin de
steele.
~ hsbra adn quien tide. 6 Ios
sonquistadores espafioles del Nue.
20 Mundo de euemigos implacA
oles y destructores de los indios
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REUNION DE- lGRl(UlTOREs.

Maestro dlstlnguido amigo y
'orreligionsrio Q, Excmo ST. D
Gregorio Ledesma, Marques dt
Atecibo, NOS remits CON atsnta
:arsa la siguisnte invitaci6n, ro-
gSndonos la insertemos en- nues-
sras columns, d 10 qua accedamo.
1esde luego. Dice asf a in nvit tAci6n: /:
"A Eos AGRICULIORES Dg La lSLA.
Oonvencido ell que suscribe, sem
brador de Gaia, de que es inevita
BILE Ia ruina para cuantos cultivar
'sfa y tabsco, de ser un hecho el
Olantaamiento del presupuesto de
|ingresos lndicado para el an, ESQ
i0mi o que ha ae regir desde ell 10
ie Julio veaidero, en- ei cual St
yrava la riqueza territorial COL
enormes 6 insoportab es tributos,
sin consideracion q Ia penosa
adIct'va si5usci6n que atraviesa ia
Provincial, estimo de urgantisima
necesldad la oeleDrao On d. una
eani6n de todos los directamente
lnteresados en- sq1ellos ramos de
ouestga rlquezs, va enunoiados,
para comblnar los medios d. con-
jurar los graves peligros que nos
amenazan.
La reunion debera tsner efeeto,
de ser favorabemente acogida, el
II del oorriente, en- la Capital, d fin
de ooder transm Gie oportuLame ente
al Gobierno y Diputa1os de la Is
Ia los ac1erdos que Ia msyorta
adopte.
Ruego enoarecidameute a los
propetariOs que Juzguen aceptab g
el noble fin qAe perslgo, telgan Ia
hondsd de teIegrafiarme su coDfor-
midsd, on cuyo case, sera precise
que todos nos enoontremos en- Sau
Juan el dia once, para soicilar de
Excmo Sr Gobernador ell comp
tenta permiso, y determinar el TO-
cal dc Ia reuni6L."
Arecibo, Junio 8 de 1892.
Gregorio Leie,ma."
Qlsda compIacido el ST. Lades.
ma. A nosotros nos toca iai'a-
nente hXcer votos, como los ha-
;emos, por gus ell pensamiento
del Sr Msrqu6, de Arecibo sea
scogido con pena adhesion por
os prodactores q quienes Sc di.
ige, y tenga ..el exito que es de |
'sperar en- obequio de nuestra |
agriculture.
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0AcETA Dc HOY.

En- virtud de haber solieitado
don Laf' Dap ace, como Apode-
RADIO de la Enpresa de VApores-
correos de Herrera, autorizaci6n
para construir en- el puerto de
esta Capital un mus.'e espig6n
de MADEIRA, se invita- por el Go.
oisrno General 4 todos los que se
eregefen perjadicados con la pc
d'da concession, d que presenter
sus reclamaciones en- Ia Sscreta.
ria del mismo, donde estAr& de
manifesto ell proyecto correspon.
diep'e por espacio de so dfss, &
contar desde el de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-05

facturas de turno:
Ssrtso Is.
Junio 6-Facturas n6m 45a54
ldem 7-Fscturas mum IS & O.
ldem 8-Facturas ndm 65a74
Cgp6n %.
| lem 9-Facturas Nun AT
ldem 1O-Facturas ndm 8612
Atrasos,
ldem 11-Factura ndm 1856 &44I
ProFidencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-05

La question de los billetes parace
qua viene con m1chf,imas III ganas
de- perturbar nuevam 'nre Ia paz
monedarta de que aotualmente dis
frutsmos. PerO como no hay NAL
que por blen no venga, tendremC s
otra vez en- cam Ja1a los 6rganos
lie los que pidrn ell cambio exolu.
Two de los billetes memories dc 5
oesos saldran igualme a re-
'uclr los 6rgano' potentes y RIGA
chones, de los que no usa m IS q ne
nllletes mayores de pesos, & pc
dir, por NO haoer 81 papel de me.
nos, que ell CAME solo tenga lugar
On 6stos. Do Ia dlscu si6n saldrA
a luz, y habri alxunas que otras
oofetaditas Y biiletazos one ven
iran a redundar en- beneflcio del
pdhlico, como es con 'igni-nte.
Do tJdos modos, 20 quisiera ser
10 los de B para ar'iba, y puedo
ssegurar que me- import aria un bic
10 la mdsca del cauje.
De diversiones estemos muy po-
br1s. Aqui no SO divlerte uno sino
gastandose el orc y el moro, y O
cuando no SO acuerda el suieto, 6
el y6, de que ha gastado POGO nj
mu no, porQue 81 81 acuerda Il. 80
achs q llorar, y vaya una diver
slonl Dispenseme la lata, y adi6s.
Roberto DnraH,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-05
Suhastas.

En- la pr6xima sem ana 90 paea.
ran For ell Tesoro las sieuientes
facturas de turno:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-13

VIUDA MARTINEZ tenda de provisiones al por menor
YaucO (P. RI. Apoderado de casa, J.. Martinez
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Emulsion Creosotada
bHg r n RHT,

I0I-1 5AN1c0~1~>1@1AAA4s
Pharmaceutical de Ia Unjversidad de la Haband
cGz poderoso raaedo para las eperned0des del pecho
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DIR. Rabell, es ur
magn1fco maravoso agente terap6utico de exo SECURE
en- IA Bromqsit 1ssis, Larigttt A&"as Cdaros, Toses
Dete0ces 1ega0d0s HscT9tGs A9s6r0, SGqatneo en- los
nos DeidGd general " suma, para las afecciones
la garganta los bronquios los pumones Despierta e
apetito vgoriza las naturaezas mas empobrecidas
remedio por exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELI, nueva
unica v original association de ACEITE DE BACALAO.
CREOSOTA e HIPOFOsFITOS DE CAL sOSA, es una
decada crema de olor balsamico, de grto sabor
paadabe hasta por los ninos.
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repugnancia cor
faclidad gusto. Esta eaborada esquisito
Pruebese admirara su rapida accion curatva.
Vease 81 ampio prospecto que acompaa cada frasco
De venta en- todas las Droguerias Bocas de la Isa de
Cuba. Deposto principal La Reunion' de jose Saba Ha-
bana Puerto-co Farmacia T)r0gueria de FAullemetv
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Gansasia d les Te'rDcasfRGs le Pgassp-Ri,s

Eta Compa1a tfene Ell honor de poner couocmiento
del pbico que partir del q del coiente pondr
la TARIFA ESPECIAL IP W aprobada el Gobier
General que coprende mercancas vaas segun casi
cacion, dvddas dez parrafo para ozcares aeee de
bacaao sardnas salazone general ajos cebolla
patatas garbanzos nabchuelas carbon vegea lena cafe
batatas frescos patanos, guneo ones naranjas
chnae pnas frutas Vaas petroeo, agardlentes vi
nos, SAL harinas aIimentcias maiz Las
taciones de la Compania teen disposition del pdbco
ejempares mpresos detail aos de dicha arifa San Juan
ue Puerto-Rico de Noviembre de 189s-LA CONPANLA.
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YELINo ELIzALDE, San Francisco 4s. surtido te
AdOs de nOvedad para cabaeros aricuos
especiadad de hierro ETC. mportaciones dreca
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DIRECTORIO

DE LAS PRINCIPALES CASAS DE CONERC10 DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
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IVIDANES Co., Tetuan Almacenistas proyisones dc
OtOdas procedencias para ventas al por mayor.
NYLAR FABIAN Co. Amacen de mercancias al por mayor
San Justo 49, tiendas detail:
dGd CL1ndn
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-29
BUSINESS MEN TO MEET.
A BaDquet VIII BE the order of the Dk
on Wednesday

a BaDquet VIII BE the order of the Day
on Wednesday
Special Correspondence EVENING JoUREAL.
MIDDLBTowN, Feb 20 The Middle
town Board Of Trade has fully decided TO
hold banquet at the NadonRl Hotel
here next Wednesday evening. A large
number Of distinguished guests from
many places will be present and some
2 )od business addresses will be made
The banquet is looked forward to as being
a great event and pleasant time is an
ticlpated.
As soon as Sheriff Simmons disposes Of
| the stock In n. G. Jones's grocery store
10 morrow morning the place will be re-
opened with a new stock and the business
will then be conducted under the firm
name of Purnell T. Jones, who Is the
father Of Il. Corblt Jones. whose recent
failure, it is alleged, amounts to about
g. 600
Scarlet fever is again raging In this
section. A large number OF children was
i stricken down with the dreadful malady
on Saturday.
Mrs Susan Saxon and daughter OF
Easbon, Md. were the guests Of Miss
Josephine Reed on East Main street on
Saturday.
Presiding Elder Alfred Smith preached
an interesting sermon in the Methodist
Church yesterday morning.
A representative Of Wells, Herring &
Co, OF Aberdeen. Md, was in town
on Saturday last, contracting with
farmers for the raising Of AGO acres OF
corn and 200 acres Of tomatoes. He sue
ceeded In securing contract for the de-
sired amount Of fruit for this year in g
short time. They expect to employ q
| great number of Middletown people 10
their factory here this season.
drug store at the corner of Broad and
Main streets where he formerly kept a
store Of the same kind.
The colored people of zoar M. E
Church, Odessa, will hold grand lear
year prize exhibition In the church on
| Friday eveninp March IL
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-29

rts Opponents Fail TO Come Up TO the
narR-An Enjoyable Evening Party.
snsoial Correspondence EVENING JOURNALS
FAu1KGAND. Feb. ga large audi
anee WAS present at the meeting Of
Faulkland Lyceum last Thursday even
ing. Disappointment greeted every body,
however. as the Joint debate that was TO
be the principle feature, was postponed
until the next meeting, March 10 on ac-
count Of the non-appearance OF the
/ Forest Oak Literary aud Debating
Society's debaters, presumably on ac-
coupt OF the disagreeable weather. A
ouestion 'sWnl This Republic Be
i stronger One Hundred Years Hencs2
Was discussed. with R. w Crook aud
Charles Dempsey on the negative aud DR..
II, n Ball aud Rev John Blake on the
Alternative No decision was given, but
The arguments impressed the audience
that politically, the country would bs
weaker. A dialogue by Miss Eva Ball and
| William d. McEl wee was much appre-
clated An interesting program was pre-
psred for the next meeting.
The Young friends of Mr. and Mrs
John Hallot Of Greenbank cougregateC
AZ their residence on Friday evening and
epioyed themselves by dancing, the musi
beirg furnished by one Of those present
Refreshments were served at midnight
and the guests soon after departed To-
their respective homes. Leap year hal
no effect on the young ladies, as tn
Young men were. as usual, compelled Z
be the escorts. OF those present we're
Misses Mary Duross. Mary Ralston, LEM
MeCullen, Emma Logan. Abegail WEIGH
Mary Murphy, Mary WEIGH. Sust
! Murphy. Daniel Duross, Matthew
Ralston. William MundY, Bernsr
Duross. Joseph McCollum, Claui
BALLOT. John Duross, George Haye'
Edward Duross william Ward
, John g WEIGH, Richard Doody, jane
] Mitchell, Miller Speskmsn, Harvey WI
lisms, Samuel Logan Samuel Chandler
! Samuel Sowden and John T. Mullins.
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to Wilmington on Saturday and saw Rose
Coghlan In "Dorothy's Dilemma"
Thomas K Lancaster. now with Harry
Coleman. the Philadelphia music pub
Usher, visi ed his old home here yester-
day.
Moulton G. Rogers gave an exhibition
Of fancy bicycle riding for the benefit OF
the Bill Nye Club on the school green
yesterday afternoon tI.
Many friends OF Undertaken Clewell
are trying TO persuade him to become a
candidate for coroner New Castle hun.
dred has not had a coroner for many years,
and no more competent man can
be found Ia the county than Mr.. Clewell,
New crop fancy N. o. d. olsses, Boyles.
Miss Nettie Dennison OF Philadelphia
is visiting relatives in this city.
George B. Rodney went to Philadelphia
yesterday and spent the day with j.
Roger Holccmb &C Germantown.
Harry Hamilton Of Ridley Park, Pa.
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Rev. ZichariGh Walker conducted thu
services in the county jail YESTERDAY
afternoon,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-29

do neither without the aid Of the Repub.
licans The Republicans hold the balance
between the two factions Of the silver
question. They have the power Of decld
ing for or against it. In careful review
Of the situation the Washington CORE
spondent Of the New York Herald says
Mr.. Reed might have stuck to his
program Of lodging the question II
another consideration had not been pre-
secuted to his mind by some OF the cutest
politicians In the House. 1--WE don't want
to help that man up there one Of them
remarked. with sly wink. as be tipped
his thumb In the direction OF the White
House. What he meant was that an OPP
portunity for President Harrison to write
ringing veto message Of free
coinage bill would be Just what is needed
TO raise the Residents popularity
to the winning pitch all over the
East and among business men In All
sections Elk speaker Reed isn't lying
awake nights thinking OF ways to "help
that man up there, and he quickly saw
the point. The probability Is tonight
that when the order TO consider the Silver
bill comes up In the House the mass OF
the Republican members will feel com
PEELED by force Of circumstances TO vote
with the conservative Democrats. II Is
believed that over one hundred Demo
Gratis will be ready 20 vote for q motion
70 fix day In December TO consider the
bill, instead Of the day In March which
the Committee on Rules has decided tC
report One hundred Democrats anc
seventyfve Republicans will give q
m ajorlty OF just twenty In full House
and the motion to postpone will prevail
IL some OF the Republicans decide u
turn the scale the other way the Demo
Gratis who oppose free coinage. especially
those from the Eastern states, vii
never allow the voters In their states tC
hear the last Of IT, The moment a Re
publican orator hobs up ito arraign" the
Democratic party for debaslng the cur
rency he will be met by the query
Where were the Republicans when theii
votes we're wanted TO defeat free coin
ageT He cannot answer the question e
the satisfaction Of the men In New Yorl
| and Massachusetts, who change their vote
because Of the attitude Of one party o.
the other on the coinage question. TIT
Eastern Democrats see this and arr
chuckling In their sleeves over the Repub
lIcan dilemma, while the Republicans ar
waverlng on which horn Of the dilemma
to impale themselves whether TO votl
with the free coinage men aud carry thu
Hous- for free coinage, or 10 vote To-
postponement aud save the Democratic
majority from the pit which Mr.. Reed RnS
his friends have been 80 laboriously dig
cling.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-29
THE LEADER
BOOKED FOR SPRING.

Among the nobby dressers
is said will be neat Mixed
Cheviots in broken checks and
neat plaids. We have a very
elegant selection of them-too
many to describe here. Come
in, we will show them to you
with pleasure. They make
very attractive and serviceable
suit, and one you can wear
with much comfort. The
prices for them are moderately
low. We have struck the
right chord in securing a
cutter-one whose work has
that style and effect SO
much sought after by good
dressers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-29
rHv rELAwARr BREAKwArER
The Board OF Engineers Reports Upon tue
Proposed National Harbor for Refuge
for Deep Draft Vessels.

The Board OF Engineers Reports Upon the
Proposed National Harbor for Refuge
for Deep Draft Vessels.
The Board Of Engineers appointed to
examine and report upon proposed ma
tional hRrbor of refuge for deep draft YES
sells near the mouth Of the Della ware bay,
has made their final report on the subject
at Washington. They say:
THE commission Is Of the opinion that
the area occupied by the Shears and ad
jacent waters is the best site near the
mouth Of Delaware bay for the deep
water harbor Of refuge II isproposed to
form the harbor by the construction OF
hreakwater located upon the line Of
least depth along the eastern branch Of
the Shears
THE heaviest winds In this locality are
from the east-northeast. The break
water is extended so far towards the
northwest as In the opinion Of the com
mission is necessary for sufficient protec
tion against the heavy northeast Winds
and seas coming around the end OF Cape
May. From this point It extends In a
southeast direction for a distance of one
mile, and then for a distances Of half a
mile, runs Ia a direction towards and
tangent to Cape Henlopen, being
extended as far towards the
South as is thought best at
present, considering the ACCESSIBILITY
Of allowing free access to the proposed
harbor Against the heaviest storms,
those from the east-northesst, the pro-
jected harbor has a protected anchorage
OF o52 acres. with a minimum low water
depth Of thirty feet. and an additional
area of 237 acres, with a minimum low
water depth Of twenty-four feet; this
being sufficient to give free and good
anchoia age to more than Thousand yes
sells at once AS the proposed breakwater
lies In the direction Of the ebb currents,
Its construction is not liable to cause any
undesirable cbadges in the adjacent
shoals.
"The commission is Of the opinion
that it will be unnecessary to construct
a breakwater to cover the anchorage
from northwesterly winds aud seas, but
protection from ice descending the bay
/ during the ebb tide must be provided for.
This can be accomplished by the con
struetion of a row Of ice piers across the
upper end Of the harbor.
zone Of the important characteristics
Of harbor OF refuge Is that 1t be capable
of defence. While this commission is moi
charged with duty Of arranging for the
defence Of the hsrbor Of refuge now undei
consideration IL seems not Inappropriate
to say that the locality OF the protecting
Ice piers could with unusual advantage
be utilized for purposes Of defence il
connection with the objects OF the harbo
Of refuge. The cost of the construction
of the proposed harbor is estimated to b.
| AZ 6R5 600
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Nearly 100 people who wandered into
the Opera House on Saturday night we're
awfully enlled by company Of Whining
tonians which appeared there In a border
drama with songs and dances.
Tea, scoiiees and pure spices a. Boyle's.
The biggest leap year party OF the sea-
son will be given in the X, Of p. Hall
this evening. About forty couples will
probably participate.
A handsome new card receiver now
adorns the Office Of Deputy Collector Of
Customs Black,
Rev. Isaac Jewell was yesterday the
guest. with George w. Booker Of VII
mington, Of B Franklin Blackburn.
Two Of the sunken cars Of the W &
n Railroad Company's river wreck hav {
been successfully raised.
]. F. McIvor states that he was not
financially interested In the entertain
ment which was given in the Opera Bous'
here on Saturday night. Mr. Mclvol
took no part IN the performance
The big four-mssted ship Lucipg
passed down yesterday with oil for Hioga
Japan.
Call on Professor Druckenmiller II yoV
want your plano or organ tuned In q pro
fess,onal style OF II you want thorough
teacher In vocal or instrumental music
Voice culture q speciality Terms easy,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-29

Indications for the Middle States to-
day. Cloudy TO partly cloudy, aud fresh
20 brisk easterly and southeasterly winds
will probably prevail with rain and snow,
preceded by fog and dangerously high
winds of the coasts, followed by clearing
In this section. On Tuesday partly
cloudy to fair weather will prevail In
both sections, with no decided temper
allure changes and fresh. variable winds
and on Wednesday warmer, fair to partly
cloudy weather.
New York Herald Forecasts In
tense anticyclone everything the Atlantic
coasts yesterday viii continue It's east
erly movement to day and the storm
from the Southwest viii probably sd
vance In a northwesterly direction, csus
ing rain OF snow in this section and foI
ON the Middle and East Atlantic coasts
with dangerously high easterly winds.