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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
sALIoAs On rRAyzsfA.

Para st Thomas, vap "M. L.
Villaverde;" desp Achado por 8. de
Ezqaiaga, con cargs do transito.
Para La Guaira y escala, vapor
alem |" Markomannia, despacha 10
Dor Mullenoff & Korbsr, con carga
ie tran sito.
Para B .rbados, gol ing "Bel
Brandon, despachada por s. de
dsquisga, con 70 cabezss gansdo
yacuno.
P"ra Habaua y escAlas, vsp esp
: r anon de Larrinsga," despacha
10 por s. de EGquiaga, 800 sIs cafe
SON 26.210 kilos. Pr J. Oohoa Y
Hmuo, IS pacas tabaco con 2Ol4
k.los, $50 SIS Cafe c)n % 1850 ktlos.
Por A. Vicente s. 90, 3l7 p Acas ia.
,aco con Is 658 kllos Por Coma
lez Perez s. 90, so pacas tabaco
con 2 400 kilos. Por OAld IS s. 90,
248 pacss ta0aco con Is 3S4 kilos.
Por Lopez Villsm & %. 80 pacas
Cabaco con 5.495 klos, 400 SIS cafe
son So 435 kllos, 17s,s mlrahuano
ION l6S kilos. Por II. p rex &: O.,
81 pa as tabaco con 1400 kuos
por 8 de O. Garcia s. 90, 40 paca,
tabaco oon 800 kilos. Pc: %
oian Soils & 90, 81 p4cas taba,o
,on 1.56S kt.os. Para Cieufuego :,
por 3. de Ezquiags, 100 as cate cou
$50 kllos- Pot.J. Ocho,y Hio,
Is SIS cafe con & 500 kllos. Para
OaiDarien, por Vii iande u Go, III
SIS cafe con 10 ITO klos.
Para Arecibo y escalas, vap Ing
"Oalabria, daspachaio por Lau
ner &c Fernandez, Goa orga dc
sransito.
sALIDAs Oh CABorAJR.
vap esp" Avll6, para Areci
DO y ruta.
Col esp 40. de Jesd,. para Ma
nati.
Col esp 81 abel. para YAba.
soa y Humacao
Bdra cap" Mia, "parA V.elaes
Col cap 40. de Malta" para
Ponce.
DE3PAOHADO5.
Singuno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10

los alcoholics de uva Y one los de
cana psguen colo 80 centimos de
peseta por grades y hsctol tros.
Ha sido nomtrado Oomandante
General del Apostadero de Ia Ha
bana ell contraalmirante D. Ignacio
Gomez L0ilo.
Ell Diario Espaaol, 6rgsno del
senior Romero Robledo, pub ica una
carGa de la Habana, defendiendo
el impuesto de diez y cinco ce ta-
vos a los azdcares y mieIes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
BOIetfn M0rCantil

lie la fecha de Ia circulation de es-
ia prOvidencis.-Lo mand5 SSa.- "A.
Sarmlent0 - Ante mi. - Vicente
Gonzalez Gomez.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispues
to, hbro el presente vlsa1o por SSa
para su publication, en- Oayey s
seis de Mayo de mil ochocientos
aoventa y dos.-Vc BE- Sarmien-
to.-Vicente Gonsdles Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
HERNAIz / CO. CRUZ 10.

LAS tiendas LA VILLA DE
BILBAO y LA LUZ ELEOTRI.
GA, surtida como la meior de Ia
plaza. ,ac
Mercancias de todas classes. 11l6H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA

Habans, 81 de Msyo.-Se ha re-
cibido hoy ell telegrama Of oial del
gobierno de Madrid, aceptando la
dimisi6n del General Polavieja fun
dada en- motives de saIud. I'll Ge.
neral Polavieja embarcara para la
Peninsula en- el vapor. correo del
20 de JUNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
SANTORAL.

Viernes, TO- Santa Margarita
Reina de Escocia.
Sabado, 11.-San B srnabe. ap6s
tol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
LIBR0S BARATOS.
De vents, en- 10 Imprents del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.

1
BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
Elegias y Armonias, por
don Y. Ruiz Aguilera... s1-OO
Ecos Nacionales Y Oanta-
res, por id. -...-.. 1OO
Libros de las Satiras, DOR
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lers, comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
ma, Grandezas de los
peque6os, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varias fabu'as
Moralejas, 1 tomo, r1s-
tica 26O paginas.. ..-... 100
andido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, to-
mo 16stica. .... TX
Amor fsmbre. an
Los entremeses (de Ger
vantes), 2 tomos.. ....... 10
La gifsnils y Ell amante
liberal, de i'd, l tomo. 25
Las dos doncellss y La
fnerza de la sapgre, de
idem, l tom0. Oh
81 cssamiento engafloso.
de idem, l tomo.. Oh
Visje del Parnaso, poesfss
por i'd, l tomo. ...>.. Ok
81 Oeloso Extremeio , La
tia fpgids, por idem, I'm
toulo. --... 80. Ok
Rineoaete y cortadillo Y
81 licenciado Vidriers
per idem, I'm tomo. 80. oh
Los Ba1os de Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, un tomo. Ok
I'll galardo espanol, idem,
por idem, IN tomo. -. Ok
Puntos &c vista, por don
Miguel Moys, un tomo. es
La icy yenda de Noche.bue-
Ha.-..-. .s... ... k0
FL hljo del Sacristsn, por
don Teodoro Guerrero,
z tomos. s............ k0
Anatomia del coraz6n por
i'd, l tomo.. Ok
Lss madres, por id, ! to-
NO.. Ok
Pleito del matrimonio, por
i'd, l tomo. ............ TX
Uanta'es de un viejo, por
10, 1 f0mo. mo.......... TX
Ouentos sociales, por Id, l
LomO. n
Poesias, por don Antonio
+. Grilo, tomo 36O pa
glnas. - "a
Orfgen del Plagio en- Me-.
jico, tomo.. 60
La Lucha por el Derecho.
por Posada y Biesca, /
tomo. an
Felipe 2c Estudio Hist6ri-
CO ciitico, por Y. CO.
meZ, l tomo mo.... TX
La lptiuencia de Ia mujer
en- Ia regeneration 70.
oial, por Pareja Serra-
da, tomo.. N
III Nero, Estudio cientifi.
co, per don Julio Co
ncL. L.----.., .:.... kl
Ha6itaGlhdsd. de les AS
tros, por don Jose Mo
re- o Fus ntes, ! tomo.. 30
Mneb'eS y Tspices, segun.
da ser g de csrtas q una
ssnorits sobre is habl.
ttclon, pr +. Miquel 3
BadSa, tomo. IN
Homensie Pce,ico, Poe
siss de 50 ingenios, l
tSeso. 10
Oanellss poesiGs de San
Martin } Aguilera, l to-.
mo-: ':............ 80. 30
lie! enda de los Reyes, nc.
| ytla hlst0f,ea, por don
| IoEeu 10 Tarrago, l to-
Ats IN
Poemss & et'cOs, por o..
alan, 2 tomoe. ... "a
Los ia sblos JoYears, es-
| tQd!o Aiss6:ico fi.os6fico
soore los Essados Unit.
dos J Ia Australia, to-
mo.;.....;;,.. ...... / 90
NaEaeiones Espaholas v
| Ameficgnss, por don P.
sAhn O AnsTan, / tomo. 10
IA osa, q Comerelo, Y
| las soeisdades Mercan.
tl's 9, 'ouo. / 81
LeSeioncs de Derecho Mes
| eanIll, Tor Tarios alum.
90 De den Lais Silyeia, l
4 rnswA i, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
"WATBRl 90 POLiTICO".

ExAMEN CRITICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALEs TEORfAS
sOBRE QUE DEsCANsA Ell EDIFICIO
POLfTIOo MODERNO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
UNTRADAS De TRAVHSfA.

De Hsbana y escala, vap es1
"M. l.. Villaverde," de 901 tonela.
das, oapitan Oarreras. a 8. dc Ex-
luiags. Palacios & Co, 22O d o.
garrilios. L. Bozzo 6 hijos, 20 srns
yarey. 8. de Luina & 90, % d ci-
garrillos. J. Ochoa y Hmno, 100
d cigarrillos. Sors de Dora 10 &
20, so d cigarrlllos. Oerecedo
Hmns &c %, 80 q cigarrillos, 1 d
anuncios. Luciano L >mbs, l d ia
oacos. A. Vicente 8 %, 80 pqos
tablillas. Hernaiz &; %, d som.
brer %. G. Bolivar & %, 25 srns
yarey. A la orden msroas: SBC
4 aids confites. P. Gale, 8 BIS vi
no Rotulado ! q muebies, d
libros. P rs pQts tabliilas. FV
2 d bsstidores. Fac velas de CO.
ga. 90 SOC oigarrlllos. F 10
l d Hcor. j G F le yarios.
nNrRADAs na oABorAys.
Col esp " Dolores" de Vieques.
Col esp Guillermito," de AFRO
70.
Col esp" "Petrs, de Arecibo.
Col esp "Dich oss," de Arecibo.
Bira esp" Paquita," de Agoa.
lila.
Col esp"O. de Cansrlas," de
dumacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10

OrnaACiosEs De nCQrss ns PRO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
dACETILLAS.

ESTADOS
De VACUNA ACION
PLAN1LLAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
bfs@@s 3s Doa Jssa EeAsgra,

"a f'ss en pos de IN ideal.
) Aeios, yersc. $500.
DE mala RaE>, 5 aetos.
FsN%@' ss.... -.
La nassie en- los labios, s
acsss, pEUaa. ..-
El eaadido asAndro, 5 eua-
dtos, psnsa .....
FscHaa nal y scsrsAraa s
AeEcs> Xxrso. ..
A sGaas " Co.'S aqni, 5 ac-
ies, verso. ......-....
La easAnalscA pardA dra-
ia sa , assos, prcsa, Dc
u. Iese Galore.
vsaso Aanex DC balboa.
drama Tin s aescA, Dor
Sevoay Cohan..
Ia Iss1csa Rosa, Drama
80 sses assoa. por dofa
| ! - siIna 4 dc Melgar...
IL ufsn 1aE2as, eoEedls
/ aaa acsos verso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10

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k&Aas 4. k8ssawmss 6a~s Amsa
- g.ss s@k# sa4sA d - l sa a@.
Eass4a4 msszN s@xss Ss@ aa3a.ss
- sass { sA&sss@
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10
REVISTA COMERCIiL
DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS

Operaciones durante los
dfas 8 y9 de JUNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10

MMEk,A iho t1E "a CAPITAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

A bold stroke to obtain liberty By
means Of compliment was that made
by NJ. do Mnupertius, who when pris.
onor In Austria wus presented 20 Tho
empress, who said 10 him, "You know
tho queen OF Sweden, sister tothekiug NJ
Prussia" "Ncs, madame" II an told
that she Is the most beautiful princess in
tho world" "Aindane. replied the Gun
ming prisoner, Il always thought so nm.
I'll now This was a, diplomatic as tho
words and action Of the Marquis Medina,
Spanish nohlomnu.
Queen Elizabeth, who had boon admir-
ing his elegance, and complimontiug
him on II, at the same timo begged 10
know who possessed tho heart Of 80 nc
complished cavalier Madame" said
ho, "a lover risks too much on such an
occasion; bnt your mgicsty's viii Is law.
Excuse me, however, IL l fear to nam,
her but request your majosty'a accept
anco OF hur portrait" lie sent her u
looking glass. london Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

cooperation ~ tuu wu.d aICa- s....-.
ers now They club together aud make
great purchases of coal, machinery
and goods, They unite into farmers
exchanges, sell their own cattle by tho
trdnload directly to tho stool, yards, sell
fruit Ia the same way, and divide among
themselves tho profits usually charged
by commission men. one cooperative
farmers live stock company last year
marketed 10000 train loads Of aunualt
which returned more than S2,5OO,OOO
Even Observation-Disclosures have borrowed
money to engage in these cooperative
enterprises the business has in most
cases paid them handsomely. Formcra
will yet live to bles, the i0rl times that
taught them business shrgwdugss aud
the power of co operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

Tho popular craze for souvenirs which
now prevails among persons who have
money 20 sponi is spreading in various
directions, Formerly tho silver spoon
held undisputod sway, but now there ans
souvenir bracelets, souvenir napkin
rings, souvenir buttons and souvenir
fans. Tho silyoTsmiths are kept busy
getting up new aud novel designs, AMI
each iowelry store OF any importance
has lis souvenir department Spoons OF
courso are still in the greatest demand.
ono young married woman IN this town.
who is an ardent collector Of souvenirs,
is the proud posso5sOr OF nearly 100
spoons, each representing u city or vii
lRgo that she has Hsitol.-Now York
Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

Gold Is su very tenacious that o.
piece oi it drawn into wire onc.tWcu
tiuth OF an inch in diameter will sug
ta.. a weight Of 800 pounds without
breaking
It's malleability is SO great that o.
single grain may be divided into
2,0lJ,u0O parts and q cubic inch int
g52l, 500 52l parts, each of which
may be- distinctly seen by tho naked
eye. Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
The Putnam Nail

CANNOT SPLIT, SILVER OF BREAK.
ttistho only Hot Forged and Hammer
Pointed liorsoshOo Nail In Tho World
made by machinery In precisely the same
manner a. tho old-iashionod handmade
nAil.
Tho United States Government protects
the process u thcir manufacture through
patents. and other firms who mako or
advertise Horacshoo Nail as here dos
crIbed, arc guilty of infringement aud
Dc.c'rn1 Nc p'blic.
AS YOU VALUE YOUR HORSE
inslsi on your blacksmith rs.ng tho
PUTNAM. 10 IL absolutely safe.
Dor sale BY hil dealers In Horseshoe Nsns.
Sample free by mail. NsHion tin rapsr,
Putnam Nail Co., NepOnSet, Boston, ka1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Interesting Reports Of Returned Mis-.
scenarios.

Religious services were neiu !" .'''
Tabernacle, Salt Lake Clty, ouh"'E
January Both, 1902, cotarlencins NJ =
p. M, President Angus NJ cannon
presidiny
by.,,, co,,nenc.
'ne cHoi' s""s ''io =" ''''
ing;
Inv ara Tbv sorvant. ilcst o Lord,
How sure IL their dsfensof
r- a. - a.. tsLt,, n y
prayer was ohoIeu W iN' 80
Richards.
The choir sang.
,r,., ,r,yi
u' ~ w." 49,, a,t',ns,
The Priesthood Of the blsh'eon'n
wRrI OBLIGATED In the administration
M, the aacr.m.ut
-, -. AZ r.n,,n i,trc.
ffesiuoh' Ahs"' W. ' -
duced Elders HeOef - Cu'iet anu w.
ID. Romuey who had Just returned
,,oo, n ,,is.i,, IN Now Zealand anu
Ausuai'"'
ELDER Heller g. CUTLER
A.. -.,,..., n.
tnen AVu Wv ''"h
realized, he said IN stahllhs no'o'e
tho Saints, that he had received many
ht.,sin.s ,ron In, I,orJ. lnAsmucb aa
.--......., -, ht. i,,,,
no nau oeen pie ,,. ~ 10 ,o,nTn
Journey anu Wo'o Ie,i' w. ~, H.
~ SAFETY 70 ths 9ss' ~ a'.o nt
uesitou inc ni.n snN 49,,
inc c0nsIcHa.lo"' ~ -,
ne mlgnt ''..,a.,,,,i,a ~.
notn l,' y, in.' 49,. ,.,,,,assJ
W9,N IN Mhlun ~ ~ u"s XII w. ,o,,
having Ics.,toI n a
l ha nv wv ~ a.. ' S., " 1.ata,d az,
ioov, Sn n "it t,. w ~. .' ~, p,.'siIont
np,l, oV'n. ~ va 10y" - ,,tar,I,J
"Ils,it SUI Ths,n M, r,s,
sVoI,' ~, ~. n,,,,la a., me n,i.sI,n ia
nearly All .no i-luu' H. w., kao ms,iys
uhnt couny, "nu ,ho, ,ocaii,v liz
sMn's' Icsuns ~ III nns IN i've
nhu Pveu TX. uook nj
sWhys Ism l p,'s, ~ ,.ansi,,.J in,o
Mo',noh nau yus' ~" ~ a., ,,,nt.J
sne niAoil ,ousu y. ' di.,,iS,,t,I anong
.op'es 49, W MT. .ya,t 90 Ionl,.d
se peop,o' 7 .V" 'a,,., and
,ynwu " ~ ain," snJ an .rtra
p s1 81 bso, n,enarcd an
,na. ,s' lvh.,, ,,, ar,iyed INN.
tna ncvoun,' Ia,. ',s,a,ss 1anro
uIeus o. ns.'e ,h.1 snsa',,,,a,,I,d H. ~
hnu 'no sn', ~, '" aa,,h ,,arnbie The
most Hhuv Wy eal'n '. ~, ,'i..,.i ~,
@ - ,Sa natives Sormed n
TOW, anu Wv ,.J w
i,no ni'sns -, III. 80. don.
si no' .hanI1 soS, learn m.
Maoris greet their frionds by rub.
Ming their noses. nnd we soon had the
pl.asure Of performlug thi. ceremony.
The confarence lasted for throp days,
ana than the ElJers were AppoIuted 10
their various fields o, labor. The
sneaker was appointed TO teach school
M Inc Iaupo district, which IL situated
in the central part OF the country.
There had be,n no school in this mart
before. and n was now started chiefly
esan evnerlment IA was NOT we'll al
i.ndpd AL frat owing both TO the diff
ruItv i'm vottiny a Mace and lack Of
means. Hui afler ii had boen kept for
nboul threo months the Saints bought
som, books nnd the children made
rand nrogresa.
h was rtn,arknble 10 SEQ how easily
the obIldr,p acquired knowledge OF
Inc EngIlsh language, BY the time
m, s,.ak.r Ian. moat of them Ind gone
tbrourh the First reader, and many
had ovre,s.d wall in arlihmetic, il
seems 10 be natural 10 them TO write,
and many of the little ones learn
IL worry iast. fThs school was left
in eharp, of BROTHER and Sister Dun.
ford and was attended by children from
surroundIng dlslrIots.
u.,I,,, -, an,o,,t.d IN l,hor 4,
a.. n, fJi,ar rniiar ID
~ 10y " isnsi
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Why THE DEssRET NEWS SHOULD
De SUBSCRIBED ron IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

I. II n tho Organ NJ tho Church Of
Jesus Christ " Lattcr.d,y Saints, and
the authorized medium through which
tho views, wishes aud instructions Of tho
Chu,ch Authorities arc expressed, aud
given 10 the Saints.
2. Ttmay always 10 r"lioi upon as al.
voraung or dooulng tho rl1bt side "
every question proper for public journals
70 treat upon.
3. 10 Is devoted 20 tho interests N tho
ialter.dny Saints aud has, from it- iucop.
ton, NalAn,ly defended thor rights aud
advocated the principles In which they
holicyei and oyury Lsttcr.duy saint
should therefore fool undor obligations to
to his part la hJipiug to sustain o.
4. Its not publlhod for speculation,
aud mover has boon, Int tor tho good
which It Is capable Of accomplishing; tho
profits, u any ,hcro be- derived from IL,
being devoted lo extending IT, sphere OF
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munity.
3. II Is doing IL utmost 20 establish
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making aud typo.ioundlng, storcoiyping
aud olorirotypiug branches necessary
to the development and independence u
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on at a pocuniary loss,
o. There Is no danger Of any subscriber
to the NBws falling n rct what ho sub.
srrlbes for through failure Of tho business
rnd = suspension Of tho publications.
result In tho case OF hundreds OF news.
paper ventures every year.
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and readable type, 30 that oven the agod
can poruse IL without difficulty or danger
10 thoir eye.sighL
Z. It is frco from Objectionable adyor.
ilsomCutg, 40 that no parent need f1ar that
h'- children will have tlioir minds cor
ruptod nom having accsss 10 It; in fact,
70 rofu4os thousands " dollars worth Of
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10 getting gain u, their oxpcnso.
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that which Is right and condemns that
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10, II never nauseatcs lis readers by
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H. Tho News PRACTICES no deception
aud resorts TO NJ sub,ornigcs 10 Induce
people to subscribe; but ON tho contrary,
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-31


The Iowa conference of the A. M. E.
church will meet in its tenth annual
session in st. James A. III. E. church,
this city, this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Bishop A. w. Weyman will preside.
The business session will probably eX-
tend faom 10 a. III. TO 2 D. III. After
moons and evenings will probably be
devoted to anniversaries, preaching
services and committee work. a cor
dial invitation is extended to the clergy
OF the city and to the public to visit the
conference sessions and services. 1t Is
the first time the conference has met in
the state. The members and
friends of the churches in this
city and Minneapolis are making
extensive preparations for the accom-
mediation of the numbers of visitors
who will doubtless attend. RevS. ID. A.
Graham and j. 3. James are the pastors
of the churches Ill Minneapolis, and
Revs. j. c. Anderson and l.. Ii. Reyn-
Olds. of the churches in st. Paul. Rev.
l.. II. Reynolds, pastor of st. James,
the church i'll which the conference
meets, assumed charge Feb. 3 last, fill
ing the term of Rev. D. p. Brown, who
was sent to Chicago. The church has
had unprecedented prosperity under
his administration. The congregations
are large. Twenty-seven have been re-
ceived into the church, and the outlook
for the church is more hopeful than at
any time in the last four wears.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-31
GETTING ALL READY.
Finishing Touches Being Put on
Exhibits and State Fair
Arrangements.
Horses BEGINNING to Arrive and
the Stables Show Signs
fife.

The last week before the state fair
begins is being put in to good advantage,
and by Saturday most of the buildings
will be well filed with great variety
of pretty and attractive exhibits OF all
sorts. The track Is undergoing extern
sive preparations for the races, and the
opinion is expressed that fast time will
be made during fair week. Supt. T. K.
Stacy, of the speed department. arrived
yesterday from Albert Lea, and already
has in his care a score of trOtterS and
PAGERS entered for the races. Most of
the horses will arrive at the conclusion
of the meeting row in progress at indie
pendence and La Crosse, and Bud
Noble will be here on Satur-
day with his string of flyers he
headed by the queen of the turf. Nancy
Hanks, who will be assigned to a box
stall in stable A. President Burwell
has received word from Mr.. Case, owner
of Jay Eye See. that he Will drive the
little gelding himself when he is sent
out to beat his pacing record on Mime
apolis day. Secretary Cross has re-
ceived word from E. S. Hoppn, of
Mower county, that he will show his
will prove a welcome to the already
well filed cattle department. The diff
Guilty of keeping on hand water sup
ply has been obviated this year, and
today water pipe will be laid connect
ing the fair grounds with
the city water supply. which
only extends as far as Hamline.
w. d. Harris has been awarded the
dining hall privilege, and is making
preparations for the feeding OF large
number of people on the grounds.
Superintendent o. c. Gregg, of the
Farmers institute. was busy yesterday
| getting the halt in shape, and will be
ready for his guests on Saturday. He
| has had many applications for tents,
and number of them will be pitched
| on the plateau near the hall today Or to-
morrow. Nh. Gregg has received an
| application for the use of the hall Oh
one day during the fair for the purpose
| OF holding public meeting of the State
Grange, and on some date not yet fixed
! the Minnesota Worlds Fair commission
| will visit the grounds to confer with the
! stockmen regarding the state livestock
| display at the worlds fair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-31
Which $4,000 OF Lowry's Coin
Would Assuage.

Which $4,000 OF Lowry's Coin
Would .assuage.
Paul Boyer wants $4,000 of the col
lectons made by the st. Paul City Rail-
way company and the Minneapolis
Street Railway company, and has asked
the Intervention of the district court in
the premises. On the night of June ~
last Boyer desired to make journey
from st. Paul to Minneapolis, and by
permission Of the companies named en-
tered an interurban car to make the
trip. He agreed to and did pay the req
uiSite two half dimes and the companies
OH the other hand agreed to give him
safe and rapid tCInsit, using the high
est degree of sill, care and diligence
in so doing. The ride was a disagree
able ona. because of the rain, and Boyer
was soaked bv rain by the time he
reached Washington avenue, Mime
apolls. He determined to get off at this
point, and the car stopped. The lights
were extinguished, and when he stepped
to the street lie was struck b. another
car. which he could not see in the dark
ness. As consequence, he was
knocked down, cut and bruised, and de-
prlved of the use of his right arm.