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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25

Las tintas para escribir que vsnas esta CASA
prOcedentss dc las mgores RbriCas del mundo In.
pustr'a no admiten competencia en- sl msroado.
Sus nsrmOsOs oolOres 81 durabilidad, sus salso.
tas clases las garantizan, dandOes patenta pro.
du0t0 superior 49,
anadass este La ganga de una baratura sin
igual, SO oonVendra en- que nusstras tintas para
oscrbir tensn JON perfsotO dersCho oonquistads 10
prafarannia General saea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
0OL0RES EK TUROS

ehRA La PINTURA al OLE0 ]
La CUARELA, HE ACABAN Di
REOIBIR. EN- ESTA IMPRgE1A
Holm (blsrsl,
Bes6n.
BlAneo De platA-
Blaneo de plous'
BlAneo de Ginc.
Axnl eslssts
Axul de cobalt
AAnl de Prussia.
o&stano (Sv~~ )..ds AsSss
OaEsano Foio.
OAstAno a Van DIRK
Jasmin qnsnad@.
Oarrnin ae rnhlA
OeniEa &xui,
bsfmsll6n.
aat&garnka.
Gzis Do payns.
Indige
Amarillo as oaAnse.
Amarillo lie er0zas sAAFA~
AEaaEilio DE- eFuzan nmSw
Asaasa.lo sndiAna.
Amarillo de- hspolaa1
LacA qaszaR6A.
L@sa ea-Ezlasa
L@ca ruhia
LAea aEnnEtllA
LAca 0EainAEsa-
L@ca vaola4A.
Negro de- zaEEA
hsgfe as aasxa1s
Ocfa sMssAsa
Oess aans4iIs
OSN fvss,
Oxrs d raksa
UitrKExr
PsAn as kAssa
R<ss So aaAxras
k1se as VsaaeAa-
eaaErs as nnxs
Ssr9a
ssEaa tssssxaAa~'
kezaasss
THiasa EsearS.
Tara 10 Camsss
xssFSn De CsasasAA
xasrta De Isalaa sassws
1lsFra Dc IaalAa gsaaamaa.
aNsssa t. sa@ess AasusaA
xssgFs As aamksa g1sm.a a.
xAarFa Sc aasxa msamxss
LAaFn 4 'sA#ss tsams3A
RsTzs.l1z.
bsTmsssa lsg sAa.
nsrmasAAa d. 0AAam
ymAs laeAA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
Vinos de RUEDk J 1ORO.
Unto Y BLAECO,
mo alS gEIIcYe Qvg II EcaHeCI.
AL PUELIGC,

Aeaban Dc rscibiras. en- la tisnda q
q Garcia Il 90, San jose mum. ], lol
msenifieos ' acrsaitados vinos tintoi
y bianso de- Rusla y Tore (Osstii;s)
; 40 dssallan por botsllAs, gaErafonss
siuartoa , msdias pipna, q preeios con
ssnsionAlss.
TSngARs en- euanta qas 10 cisadi
iisndn es n dnica que recibs tan o.
auisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
EMPRESA
|v'2VsEEPlHuLES CORlEOSDE LIS LafIELli
Y trasportes miIitares
10 EcbrinoS dt Herrera, HsbanG.

Los vapores de esta emprssa efec-
tuaran 90 salida dssds este puerto or
los dias s, 10, Is, 90 y 35 de cada mes,
q las 5 de 10 tarde en- los dias de labor
v 4 las IL del dia en- los festivos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25

d. industa durante muehos Eados Undos %
MeiCo oos pNses pee ofec p6bco un articuo nns
no p1ede meoras en bao ningi ooncepto
Suestras marcas LUZ BRiLLANTE ELHFANTR LUZ SOLAR
hcadorss -s,-'- -
Petr6eo Rehado sec Gas Luz Soa 10 galones
Luz Bdlane extra fna E Eefanten 81 dem de idem idm
SenEina. ZOO 10 idem de idem idem
GasOlipa de Ia Ia idem de ids,n iSsrr
Aeste ue uoriear AGO Ia dem de
No hace atsac6 sguua las demas condolences yenta
que actusme1te rgen.
mpueo de 81 por ada 100 k6gramos esabecdo nor Ia
Ultima Ley de Preupueetos cobrsa &c re-
caude. Etla8 80 ea snn fss7 NJ 1-S's6s
AGENTS generates para Ia isa soBRTNoS DE EzoUTAA
San Juan. Fuer'o Rcc Cas de la ForseEa n6mero H. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
tIAJz DIREOT0 OIsDE PUERTO BIO
ann Ala oCoruna b santander,
iu,,la Il Psertp- -Riee q dia 16 as sada msa

30 sxpidsa pasajes do Ida y vSslta cSa ID
sUr ciento de rsbaja.
"A lss fsmilias que psgssn la squivalencl..
aal passiss entsros, ss lss hara Ia re6aja de.
is nor oIsnto, Ksta rsbaia ne % aplieable .
sas biIlstss do Ida y vzslta. a
I'm Ia lay e. elass. On nIas msasr dc y
.sos en- oads familia, gratis. Los dsmAs ms
aorss de 9 aHos I de- pasais, do IL aAes no
nimplldoa I passis, dc 10 amos csmplidss pa
I'm O. presersnsia Y s. crdInarta. Un nlas
aasta 4 aaos gratis. De 3 & J aaos Psss1s,
do ! & II ahss l pasais, dc IL aaos On adsian-
panaja sntero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25

.smAaaa 50 Ssx ef9s sastsa
{ asa a rs - ms*Aas sA@ -
As ssss ssss4M
Mg.~ a44ss ss 81. T** a@As sis rs &c
xxsss - aa#sssssss - Iassszs
=. Ms4s MsssAs AwasA@xa
c aes.s A.@As So ss~ -
sas g,as1fs&
A0~aaw. essnssa 90. sa.a~tass =
Ef~@Afs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25

Los Banos de Argel, co
media, por i'd, IN tomo. %
El gallsrdo espshol, iden,
por idem, un tomo. a.. Is
Pnntos de vista, por don
Mle el Moya, IN tomo. 60
La Icy enda dc Noohe-bne-
ma. .-.e~~ .~.~~s --.~-~ 90
ri hjo del Sacristan, poS
don Oar os Frontaura,
q tomoG. G..........- 80
Ecos NAcionales y Oanta-
Fires, por Id. id.------- 4 on
Felipe 2? Estudio Hist6ri-
co crf8oo, por V. Go
meL, / Gotno o..- 76
hI.IrO, Estndio nlentifi-
~, pOc dua Jullo 60
meZ- -~s~...s.......s 5n
hapltsbillda2 de les As
tEos, por don jose Mo
rcAo tucntes, l Como.. &c
Mue0!es y Tapces, segun-
ds serle ae o~rtas u una
seI0fita sobre la habi-
taclon, por Il. Miqnel :
Badia, tomo.-.. S0
Homenaje Poesicc, Poe.
Sias de S5 ingenios,
toLno~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ .A 30
Oamelias. poesias de San
! hSsnn J Aguilera, ! 10
mO.s. ~ &
Leyenda do los Reyes, no
vela hlstorlca, poE don
Torcuato Tarrago, l to,
mo.s@~~@S~ ~> q
ios Pueblos Jovenes, es.
tudio historico -filos6fieo
sooge los Estados. .U1i.
doe y Ia Australia, / ~.
mo. ~ a
AnAtomia del coFaEon por
don Teodoro Guerrero,
tomos.~-~-~.-.~--~.. IN
Las madses, pos Frontau.
ra, tomo. N
Plelto del matrimonlo, por
Guerrero y Ssp6lvedA,
tomo------.....-.- 80
OanEafes dc un viejo. Dor
don Teodoro Guerrero,
tOuO. ..ss......- 1H
Cnsntos soesAles, por Id, !
toMp. Fl
Po~alaa, poT don Antonio
+ 0Eilo, | somo $50 pa
Lea cntscAac<es (de Ger
vAaGcsl, ] tomoa- - "a
La g'sAlaasla y hi amAnse
liorgAl, - ii, l sonao =. rs
Ls&@ aos donocliaa La
arsEA DC Ia aAagfo ts
t.aazl. / tsssac c--~~--.~ a
Nj a@&analraso engAAoen
10 laen, / Eoaso.
ylAIs De- pasaAso. gooaas4
pos III. Eanao. ..-.. q
hi UnaoSo kxssvaacAc y Ia
ia aags1A, FoE Iaan, as
t0$ao ~--- 50 -~~~-. . M
kaEAa Aa.~~~---~-- -. 4 %
Oslgoa eea PaAgso un Ne
leo ] soGso-~~~~-.- O.
La LaeAA g&aT sl Deeu<An,
gsas Ppa@@aa !, haes1A,
sM&4as @@~~a~~ ~~~~~~~@ O.
l@ lsnns@s&A 60 10 nstsx
e@ L. teww@asaeaSa 40
sAAA, ras rA&vsA H~uwsa.
- ! rs
" AassAxaz@sa MsrA12ANs
AmamssSMama. pss 4a@ z
AA2s4a Azszsa. ! ssamg.
E~wmM&s ~ Iva Jsaa EaAAeswsa
Css*ss sa ga - aa aaaaA,
A&aasaA FxFsAs. $4,000 Tk
tS@ .a.AaA a@aA. J s@saa.
ksAese.s sss*~ss.s s~~ II
a.Amazss@ go 80 1ssss4. 3
/ &sss sae sSss ssasA.... .s.-s@.~~s~~ 81
| III saaassssssss ssAsss Gs:sa. = ss4A~
Asea. KessaA .~~r~.~~ .a~~a~~~- 81
l-assass a.as aaa~@ass2a !
anssAaaah sNxbs ss@%s -
A gaaas seassa a \ @
aaaas RssHasss assass~ssassass a ea VI
Ia sassa assm&sN saas@ssa
8sM Amsas@ swenSs .,.. ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
LTBR0S RELIGLOSOS.

IA IA recibido an esta ImpreHta
nm notable gurtido de obras religio-
sas, selectas todas, entire las Gus
les se encuentran las hguientes;
Imitaci6n de Oristo, Kempis,
odici6n econ6miCa....---~ e0.zOl
Ydem de idem, idem, edici6n
de lujo. ------a.~~--~ %oO
Arcora de Salyaci6n.. sol
Tiercicio cotidiano ....... 40I
Nl Devote Feligr6s, encua-
lernaci6n imitaci6n msrfh l.SOI
Luz divina, encuadernaci6n
pjel negra con brooches. - 400
Lrx divina, encuadernacion
de riguroso luto.. .......-. 500
7 ur divina, encuadernacios
en- piel de Australia y nj
J.UU
S)ficio del Domingo os....... 25O
Peouefo Ohcio, encuadernA
ai6n imitaci6n naarfil-. 500
Oficios Ftnebres, encuader-
naci6n de piel con relieves 400
Ei Iris del Oristiano. encuR
dernaci6n de piel. .....-. 500
iris celeste, encuadeEnacion
nikel.-.-s~s. ~s............. S.m
Iris celeste, sncuaaernacl6n
dorado 800
Tueologio Espahol encua"
dernaci6n dc carey con liz
crustariones de nAcar. -. 800
Ia muieE cat6lica, encuades'
usci6n dc nAcar con selie-
YGSs~~~~@s~~~~~~ss wv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
..s5' o..ss52''Y'APORES.
r,UOMRM0s-MsR A1S0&@S
0x LA nnlGPAxIA FRAsAfLANfIoA
sDE.A. LOPEZ D. Co.
4epvisio nara Pusrto-Rieo y la HRhan&s

sALIDAH.--Ds Barcolona los dias 8 70
la cada mes Dc Malaga o. ~ N-DsO1'
aIs 81 10 ' so.-Ds Bantander el 2O'-Ds Ia
fporuMa el 81.
Be sxpsndsn billstes dirsctos para Mayagaei
poncs, Santiago do Cuba, Gibsra, N1svisas
gabanilla y Cel6n, con trasborde On Pusrss'
hoo HabaEa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
LUZ BRILLANTE.
LA LUZ EN- FL gUNDO De Los NEGOCIOs.
AGEITE PARA ALHMBRADO DE FAMILIAS.

!, sD 1o o~psOSsOH n c0f0
bnstscn ezpontdneas.
/ ssn hamo nj mas oior,
Este aceite, producto:de
upa fabrication especial
es ignal, aipo posuperior d los
que SO importan del ex
tranjero bajo diversos no 10
bres y marcse, tanto DC
sus cualidades lumfnicas
como por Ia seguridad que
ofreoe & los consumidores
Nueatros prec;os SON mu,
cho mas redpaidos onel,s
de las marcas extranieras.
lns con este mayor precio
40 hriadsn d los consumi-
iores ventsjas de nj aguna
Slase. m sae
la axnox}ovN&a ~I--s-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
LINEA DE PUERTO.RICO.

salen los diss 10y 30 los vapores
que hGcen el servicio de Oorreos.
El del dia 10 toca en- Nusvitas, Giba-
m, BAracea, Guantanamo, OuDa, Oabo
HRitiano y Port-au-Prince Puerto Pla-
ia, Ponce, MAyagusz, Aguadilla y San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al retorno hArA
escala en- los mismos puertoa.
El del dia 80 ir& por Nuevitss, W-
bars, BArscos,. Guantanamo, Cuba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, MayagueE, Agua-
diIla y San Juan de Puerto Rico, viz
niendo por los mismos puertos.
Retornar&n Baliendc de Puerto Rico
Los dias 23 y 3 respsctvamsnts; toca-
rGn en- Cuba los diae 30 y ., nsgando
4 10 Habana en- len fechas corrsspon-
disntes De 4 y Ii de cada mes.
Ninguno de estos dos vHpores toearA
D o. Fetorno en- Guantanamo.
LINEA DE OAIBARLHN.
Todos los lunss q las 8 de In tards
saldrG a. vapor que, tocando Loo martes
en- 10 Isabels de Sagus, nsgArk D Oai.
barien los microbes.
RetornarA saliendo:de Oaibarisn loo
jusyes, asspu9s de ID llsgzdA del sFsn
de paSsjeros, con esczla en- SaguA, y
llegarA q la HabanA los Visrnss.
Todos los viernss & Las Q de la tards
saldr& otro vApor que toear&. en- Issbsla
dc ssguA los s&badoA y llsgsrk D GAL
BARREN los Domigos. r
EfectuAIa su retorro.saliendo Dc Cal.
barien loa mArtes, dspu9s de In Ilsgada
del tren de paaAjsroa, tocarG en- SaguA
y llegHrG 4 10 Habana loo mikrcolsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
PILDORlS RECQkSTIYUYEAYES
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.

Prva9lo exclusive expedido Madrid ei de Mayo de
1871, por ell Excrno Sr Ministfo de Fonento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
zxMMA do las AKrxAAAs.

Sapot M. L. viLLAvERoE'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-25
LlBROS BARATOS.

De vents, N e Impren q del
BoT.ETIN MERCAETIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
THE VIRGINIAS WIN.
THE Ex-TAlLENosas EASILY WHIP
THE FOREST-,ilLL CHAMPIONS.
Every Point-wirard Host Was Ner-
yous-A Fine Game.

Tho man who peeped through the knot
hole in the fence at Forest-Hill Park yes
terday afternoon beheld much that caused
his heart to rejoice. He saw Billy Lums-
denis Giants wipe up the earth with the
Manchester champions, and what 10 bet
| ter still, be saw the ex-taIlenders play q
rafting good game.
| Fully 400 cranks, together with several
I sweet girls IN their cool white dresses.
/ looked on the contest. aud IL was evident
/ that the sympathIes of all were with the
( Lumsdenans Nobody has ANYTHING
against the Forest Hills and all the
/ 'rooters" hoped they'll "d do" the Peters
/ burg Farmers every chance they get, but
( then tho VIrglnias have PLAYED IN such
4 hard luck recently that they deserve sy M
patty. When il became evident that the
defeat OF the Manchesterlans was sure
/ thing the cranks whooped with Joy ana the
nelghboring hand-organ fairly burst itself
open playing John Browns Body"
/ The WIZARD" HAD SMOKED TOO MUCH.
Wizard Host, the brunette wonder,
whose twlrling has recently excited so
much admiration, was shy few chips
on bis pitching yesterday. during the
day he had beguiled his leisure moments
smoking cigarettes, a1d these angel
he first went INTO the box he tremole1
4 like a Jar OF Jelly. and ere MANY moments
had passed IL looked as II he would pe
/ batted 70 pieces. And 20 old sham
rock" EnrIght. that genial. easy-golng
chap, who always keeps his temper, was
substituted for the marvel, and 1t was
largely due 20 Mixes good work that the
champions dropped the game. The Forest
Hills only found" HIM for eight hits
and these were very scattered In TACT.
the Manchesterians came very near getting
shut out. Herrick caught Alke. but Ike
the Wizard the mask-wearer was
/ little shaky.
The Giants batted Blankenship clear out
/ Of the box, and Darby had TO be suDsll-
/ tuted for him IN the seventh inning.
Red" Fosters work was good, IA usual.
| NP.RLY ALL THE vIRGINfAs PLAYED FINELY.
! II Host hadn't twico fallen asleep on Sc
| cond where he went from the box the
/ ex-taIleuders would have played an error
! less game. Timothy Vests work AT short
! was superb. and he accepted every chance
| Le got while Harry Icftwlch's dOlngs on
/ first were equally as good. Even JACK
/ Frost played a splendid game on thlru'
! though he mad no effect upon the amos
phere. King, the lovial eX-Oyster opener
/ went into the contest with the lull lnten-
| ton Of keeping the reporters from giving
/ him a roast." and though he got no Op-
portunities to catch a fly he batted out a
! single and a sacrifice.
/ Morgan. whilo playing in the field, cap
! tured a beautiful fy, for winch he had to
! run great distance. It was the preiticst
/ catch Of the season. and the cranks cheer
/ e1 him vocIierously.
/ Mr.. upper surprised his many ad-
mirors by playing very poor game on Sc
F c1nd. In TACT nearly all the Mancheste-
/ rams we're IN bad form.
/ Here Is the score Of the game
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
THE RICHMOND .DISPATCH-FRIDAY. JULY IA, 1898.

aud Miss Cora Drawhaugh. OF Millville.
Pa. are the guests Of the Misses Johnston,
of Centre Hill. "a.
Mr. A. b. McCulloch. Of this city. left
last night for New York. from which place
he will sail for Scotland. He may be gone
year.
Mr.. Thomas T.. Owen has gone to Prince
George Courthouse TO make a stenogIaphlc
report of the evidence in contested-elec-
ton case down there involving the right
10 the office Of Clerk OF the Court.
Miss Cassie Taylor u SICK at her father
residence. FonticeIlo. near Manchester;
Mas Mamie Bradshaw. OF Prince I'd
ward county. IL visiting Miss Lille Wells,
AZ Chesterfield Courthouse.
Or. L. p. Mathews and Rev. L. II. Thorn
hill have each lost valuable COW during
the last few days.
Captain A. G Atkinson. who has been
detained at home for several weeks on &C
count of sickness, IL able 70 be out again.
Misses Bessie and Gertrude Reid have
returned homo from school 70 spend their
vacation.
Mr.. George II. Jewett. of Midlothian,
who has been very Ill. is convalescing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July l3.-Flour very dull. weak,
ana generally lower. Winter wheat, low grades,
st.J5ss2 10; DO. lair 20 fancy. s2.4Jae3 -;
DO. patents, t3.4OGs4: Minnesota clear. s2.1Oa
SO; DO. patents, sfas4.45. southern -four dull
ana weak; common TO tar extra. s2 lOas3.lO:
good 10 choice do, s3.l5as4.25. Wheat very
duu aud lower, Win options. NO -ed.
store and eleyatOr,J24c.: ahoat, 73saa13t9c.
options opened firm at n lbc. advance, nuctuatoi
RAPIDLY aud closed steady lsaI5c. under yester-
day, speculation dan; July 721sc; August.
73i.c.: September, 7j%.c. Corn duh bu' brm
No .. 4SJ.c Ia elevator; 4959c. aioat; options
very dun, closing steady and unchanged. Oats
firm ana IN Moderate demand: options fairly
active opening hrmer and closing easter July,
37e; angus SaSe, ss IS,,a sSc S m,IeG
western. 37La3Shc.; white do, 3Sa44l.c.
Wool duh and unsettled: domestic neece, 2Ia
32c.: pulled, 2Ua37c. Beef dull bal steNdy
hams quiet AZ $3.50. TERED beef dull bat
steady; city, extra Iudla mess. sl5a
sl7. Cut-meais quiet and unsettled;
picked bellies l2c. bid; shoulders, 7lse.
hams. l2al2Hc Mlddes duh; short clear.
1915. Lard quiet aud nrmer; western
steam closed At SOLO; opiious-saies nonei
Continent, slO50; south American. 5000;
compound, e7.75. Port quiet aud s.esdy; new
mess, s1s.50asl0. Cotton-seed OIL quiet and
firm: crude, 5oaJ7c.; yellow, 42s42hc. Prtro-
leum quiet and rtcady. kosin dull aud weak
strained, common TO good, 3 l.OoatLlzts Tur-
pentine active and lower 2sb4ayec.; saies. 300
mestic, fair 10 extra. 2,sa5lac.; Japan, Ana
4kc. Molasses Foreign nominal: New Or
leans, open kettle, good 70 choice, steady aud
Quiet At 3Oa3sc. Peanuts quiet; fancy haDd.
picked, 5Isabc. Conee-Optons oponed steady
aud closed steady. 5ala up; July, eldVSa
sidIo; September, slu.O6asl615; Decem-
Der, ei6. 7Oael5.7o; January, $1,000; March,
aI5. 40: SPOT RIO els,er and quiet: No. z,
i7tsc. sugar-Rsw quiet and steady; fair re-
nning 3slc. centrifussls, % test, ING rrnaod
quiei and nrm; Oh 4. 4 1b-l6a5S4c.; standard
4. s 7-i6a5a<e: graduated, 5 7-tda5Ac.
Frsighn TO Liverpool easier and quiet; cotton,
Nd grain. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

Carter Wallace ulGS Lea W llace. was
arrested Wednesday bY Depu'v United
States MarLal Ballard at Mouticthsvlilc,
Stafford county, Va. and brought before
United States Commissioner Henry Fle-
rouhoimor YESTERDAY charged with per
Jury. The case was continued until July
2Ith. and the accused committed 10 lall
M default Of $4,000 bail. Wallace is al
la,cd To have sworn falsely IN 1891 10 cer-
tam statements III ms Application for u
POSITION under the civil service laws.
Michael Cummius, a seaman on hoald
the schooner Albert Mason, was before
luited States Commissioner Thomas :.
Atkins YESTERDAY charged 10y +. Is. Gale,
tine captain of the schooner. with descr-
ttun. The Commissioner committed
Cummins 10 jail to await the sailing Of the
schooner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. July 13-Flour lower. Wheat
No , red GOc. Corn--No.2 MIXED, acc. Oats
No. , mixed. trace, 3Jc Pork unchanged. ARD
PRIME steam. 1928 Bacon-Short-clear lOHSa
lOl,c. Huik-mcats -Shott-ciosr eiie-. 9]ye9Ssc.
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rEFcrTIvR crrMyNcY.
THEY KNOW THE PRISONER WELL.
Messts. Kraker q Son Acquainted with
the New Work Swiudler

Herman J. Metz. the young man who
swindlei several New York merchants by
representing himself as buyer for the
firm OF julius Kraker q Son, Of tins city, Is
well known 10 the members of the con-
Germ h.rr. In fact. Mr. A. X. krakor, who
does the purchasing for tho house, board
ed at the home OF the prisoner TOR two
wears whom he lived IN Now York. At
that time Metz was q most eN-
cmplary youug man, aud his fami-
~ stood high IN the community.
Mr. krakerwaS astOuished when hs learned
thai ne freud bad gone wrong, IA no
thought well Of the 10 and expected him
to make success OF life. IL thinks the
prisoner WAS led astrav by Lad conpan-
ions or fast living. The frm here will take
no steps toprosocute the accused. 40 they
have not been the losers by his fraudulent
transactions.
Motz represented himself as the buyer
for Messr-. kraker's concern, aud after
winning the confidence IF Gotham Nor
chants be got them 10 cash bogus checks.
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A delightful Gypsy-tea party was gwen
az Forest-Hill Park last night by several
young ladies Of the West End. Among
those present were Misses Annie and Ag-
gle Ferriter, Ellen Finnegan, Lille; Leno-
ra and Martha Forstman. Mary and RUBY
Dart. Jennie AMI Jessie Busby, Katie and
Mollie Powers. The gentlemen were James
Kirk, Norman and Joseph Dart, Joseph
William MCGOWAN. Thomas Muldowney,
Or. Coleman. W. +. Ready, Mr.. Felthaus,
Will. McDonoueh. and w. L. Finnegan:
The evening was closed with dancing and
Luncheon
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persnnnls and nriefa.

Mas Nora c. Phillips, of this city, is
| visiting IN Salem. Va.
Hiss Lottie Burton. Of Barton heights,
Will leave next week for Ocean View.
MA. c. Mpscomb will leave Saturday
/ for Old Point, where he Will spend some
/ time.
Mss Ada Moore, OF Hanover county, il
| visiting Miss Alice Benton, Of Iwentiet h
| street
Mrs. }. L. Bladon, Of Roanoke, is visiting
| Mrs A. II. Peacock. at No. ITO Capitol
street.
Mr.. Charles Poindexter. state Librarian,
| has recovered from his recent spell Of
sickness.
Mr.. w. H. CullinPworth has returned to
the city from IunstalPs, where he spent q
few days IN fishing.
Mrs. Andrew Leslie Blair IS visiting her
sister, Mrs. Walter I. kase. at the Graham
Hotel. Graham, Va.
Mrs. Joseph Stumpf and children and
Miss Lille Dorsam have gone TO the Sweet
Chaly beate Springs for few weeks stay.
Mr.. c. W. Goddin. Clerk Of the Chancery
Court. who has been slightly indI.p1Sed
for a day or two. vas at his desk yesterday.
Miss Salhe Snead. of Fork Union, Flu
wanna county. u spending a few DAYS with
the family of Rev. DR.. William +. Hatcher.
Mr.. John S. Harwood has returned from
| Richmond county with MS father, who,
though quite feeble, stood the trip very
well.
DIR. Ernest c. Levy will leave the city in
q few DAYS for two-monthS' vacation. He
will probably spend his time IN the noun
talns.
Mrs. John W. Phillips Of Beaver Dam,
Hanover couut7. Va, Is visiting Mrs. Z.
l.. Phillips. of 81 north Twenty-hrst
street.
The city las lust had built % Melon
ough's a new hose wagon for Engine Com
pany No. G. The vehicle Is a perfect
| beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. i. Pelouze and Miss
Pelouze lett the CITY Tuesday for BarneGat
Park. New York, Buffalo. Rouse's Point.
and Chicago.
The ou,ingof the jefferson Fishing Club,
which was To have been held al Providence
Forge on July 18th. has been postponed
until the 2lst.
The friends of Mr.. John Halle will be
eratitied to learn that his son, Mr. Gibbs
Halle. who has been critically III at the
Exchange Hotel, was considered some
what better last evening.
Captain Hugh r. Garden was in the city
Yesterday arranging with SecOnd-Auditor
Ryland for the delivery Of the century
bonds. He did not bring the States
manuscript bond with him.
Corporal John W. Starke, whose witty
savings and dry Eumor have made him
quite celebrity among the members Of
the First Virginia Regiment. Will accom-
panv the Lee Camp Veterans when thew
visit Birmingham. TIE torporal resided
in Birmingham for several years and IL
well known there.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported Tor the Dispatch.


Try 13-AurtlOn offerings - Change to-
dav ~ uackages and > taken tu-highest prlce
ais IS : lowest. si.7O; average, $500.
Private sales: Dark luge, -; Wrappers, ;
cutters. x: dArks 4-tOtal ," hogsheads.
Keyepue collections: Cigars and cigarettes.
sg74. 40: tobacco, s2,403.3J-totaL 81, f1.13.
Plantcrs' and Snelburne's warehouses ioth
had good sales of working stock today. Prices
arc unchanged. -, u,-
Ne.srs. 4. =. Thorp and j. ". Hines, OF hocSy
Mount y. G., were hero To-Day also Mr.. Il. H.
Jones' VI Danulie, Va.
Inc tobacco market is very duh, as records
show. ,.,, - T.,
Boykln, Sedion & Co. shipped 1000 pornis,
the iIrst tnstaimeut Of TIE 10000 pounds OF
the Wasntnston Insane Hospital order, whi.a
they were lately awarded FOR the third limo 10
succession. ,
Keoorts from tho tobacco crop continue good,
with Inc usual rain here end there doing damage
10 growth. =, 3.
The spanish contract Is not yet settled II IS
saij n new ADJUDICATION IL advertised for In this
month.